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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-03
An INTERESTING EXHIBITION.
Cook h Heath Show our County Dads
Their safe and Cast Iron Jail.

Yesterday morning we strolled into
The court house to see Il model of Il
chilled cast iron Jail, which has been
on exhibition ut the court house
since Saturday. We found the south
end Of the hall ofthe building thronged
with interested spectators, all anxious
to learn some particulars OF this much
talked OF east cell. Mr.. j. w. Heath,
ono of the patentces, and Mr.. &. Hufl-
man, the agent for Texas, We're on
hand and took great pleasure and pains
in explaining infinitely the superior
advantages of the cast iron Jail cell
over any made of boiler or hot bar iron.
Tie motel is a fac simile of seven .jails
that have been built on this plan in
Tennessee. Arkansas, and Mississippi.
The architectural design and mechan-
zeal skill in its construction reflects
great credit upon the originator, Mr..
&. III. Pickering, Il pattern maker, of
Memphis The model of whole
building is simply made to show the
full and complete operation Of these
cells in actual use.
The ct lis as shown are ski feet in
size, and made of solid east iron, the
iloor, side and ceiling being three
fourtlls and partition plates one inch
in thickness, and are joined ingeni-
ol-ly by tongIing, and gr0oved and lap
and ilahge, the edges thus locking at
all joints, corners and angles, and OBJ
whiting the necessity of bolts aud piv-
ots commonly used. The doors are two
inches thick, with perforations for
light and air, and also have a small
wicket fred door. The windows are
three inches thick and well ventilated
by diamond-formed apertures lur the
comfort Of prisoners. Each cell has an
iron bunk and water closet. The large
he'll in the center Of the building also
has large wash stoad, and just at the
end of the hall, "a one enters, may toe
seen an elegant bath room aud water
closet for general purposes. The EN-
tire tnilding, including the cells, are
waiersd from tank on the top of the
ia,ii,iing, aud alrohest,,l from n paieiit
heater, which is located on the ground
foo.
Take ii altogether, 1t Is the most
complete, comfortable and cheap Jail
ever shown, and is absolutely safe for
the Keeping OF prisoners. Made OF a
chilled cast iron, It is quite an impossi-
bility to cut, saw, file or even break ii.
Every one present expressed them
selves openly, that 1t is the best cell
extant and one that Dallas county
should have built at once aud save TO
the people the enormous expense they
are now paying 10 guard their old one.
Eight iron cells with twelve large
iron Windows can be bought at a cost
of lees than ten thousand dollars. So
with this number of cells, accommodn-
ting sixty prisoners, the county 70;
seven thousand dollars more can build
new jail building and then possess
the best Jail in the state.
Having seen this Jail and examined
il thoroughly. we hope our county viii
take active steps to secure a new one
ond the Cook 4 Heath cast iron plan.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-03

The city is crowded with wagons
removing freight westward.
Attention is called TO the notice oi
Sheriff Barkley in To days paper,
"to occupation tax payers" The maj
calls attention to the laws in the case,
and it may save some people cost to he
guided by his hints.
"A gentleman from Plano informs
us that the storm of Sunday evening
w.J unusually severe in that neighbour
hood. The rain was very heavy, ac-
companied by a strong wind and large
hail stones. A family residence near
Plano was almost washed away, fences
destroyed and the smoke house entirely
raised from the ground.
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Tic k.rcu. Tribunal.

Public opinion is The great tribunal by
which the value of all discoveries is Judged.
Its favorable verdict long ago stamped Hos
letters stomach Biticrs as the leading in
vigorant and Alternative of the age, and the
truthfulness of that decision is constantly
receiving fresh corroboi alton In the shape OF
results, the most complete and satisfactory,
accomplished in our very midst. Tributes
to its efficacy asa remedy for indigestion,
constipation, nervous con- plants, seepless-
ness, general debility, rheumatism and kid
ncy disc, ders pour in from every quarter ;
physicians emphaticaliy commend it a
remedy for most inorganic maladies, and the
press indorses the dictum of the profession.
Thus the popularity of the reigning tonic
stimulant of America Is constantly widen
ing,despite the invectives Illuminated against
spirituous preparations by the vendors of
mo1k temperance bitters, which the public
some time since discovered TO be fermented
rubbish and the sales of which are rapidly
on the wane.
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A young man from Tho ''rural dees-
trects" called on Captain Harwood. our
district clerk, yesterday, for a Iicense
TO marry the idol Of his heart, whowas
at home with pa and ma waiting for
John to procure the necessary papers.
The captain very dandy inquired
the young lady's name and age. John
gave her name, iut was not positive as
10 her age. Declining to make an
affidavit that the young lady was Of
legal age, the clerk refused to issue the
license without the consent Of the
young Iady's parents. When the mat
ter was explained to the young man
he became somewhat irritated and ex-
cited, but finally cooled off, and walked
away with the following OBJ N:
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Attention |. directed Ia the 'onsplc-
u0u- advertisement of the above arm,
In another column. Their lmncrc
stock NJ spring goods Is now beginning
to arrive, aud embraces choice ns-
sortmcnt Of staple and fancy dry goods,
dress goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats aud caps, aud an endless variety
Of notions. The ladies especially ARE
invited to call aud examine. ltlsnced'
less to say TINT, with their facilities for
purchasing aud receiving goods, the
Messrs. Sanger guarantee rs gooi In
ducements in the way of cheap bar
gains, MS can be offered 10y any house
south of st. Louis.
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Desperate ARRAY.

Er,,, oor,Jomon from Iyi,Ish,ro
uiu aorn,s MN, IIr,,,,,s ronortor
,,n.to.1nv n,o,rad tha n,r,ic,I,rs If -
,,o., torriiIo and bloody ,fir,v wbics
..,.,,n.oIi J., ~ ,I,o,', < ,,,r Lao, u,o
ontn i,e,a,t
,a,,na.rsth., ,hers had heer , dini.
..,,.. r.a,,,,,, nan ,,,,,,,I,a,, w.
ro,.,d T,,, Oro,s o,,st,,l,,,J .x.
,,,,,mt,, shorifr +, ra,,,r1 to s,n,o :,
ho,a, T,,o ,rtio, ma, -, ,,o n,st-
office. Warren bsing ace ,mpanipi b.,
his brother Doug. ana "A man named
Franklin. After some harsh language
on both sides. O yens and John Warren
cllnched During the scuttle Owens
received a severe stab in the neck and
breast and two or three shots in the
ho,i. and 9TH, l,,, sro.,, ,yho,, n,,r ia
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MeCormicis's Keepers. uowers aad
HaryCsteIs.

McCormick's Reapers. Nowers aad
Haryesters.
The prospects for hountilul harvest
in Texas have Lev,i Len Letter Ut this
s,nson of the year than 1T tie pres, nj
time, ana our thorouIh-goiug planters
are preparing for il Ia earnest ly order
ing reliable harvesting machinery.
The Mccormick Advance" DrorIsr,
la. vester and Iize nov or, Som to l',.
The favorites ia Texas, as everywhere
ia the grain and grass growing regions,
on account of their reliability, maenifi-
cent working in the field, easy draft
and great durability. The McCor-
mick's believe If It pays TO luild a
reaper or harvester, 1t pays 10 Js,iid he
5est one and having the experience,
capital and business capacity, they do
Il. While IL costs much more to build
machine that will last twenty years
and furnish fro cutting bars and Hrcc
sicLfes and keep large stocks Of repair
parts at all points where machines are
sold, they know that every machine
they sell will be living witness in
their favor for nearly a generation,
and everything about a Mccormick
machine is guaranteed to be absolutely
right.
One very decided advantage over all
ether machines is the Mccormick self
rake, which SEPARATES the bundles in
standing grain ia front II the sici1e,
and even if the grain is tangled, down,
or lies fat on the ground, or the wind
blows the grain from the rake, il picks
up the whole Of il none fs trusted,
and 1t delivers the bundles straight,
and in nice shape for b edinR, entirely
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: "A party of Black Hill emigrants
will leave this city in Il few days, hav-
ing already recei' ed their teams and
made all necessary preparations.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will shortly give u festival for the
benefit OF their church.
Hides continue to arrive in large
quantities. Mr.. S. +. Stratton, com
mission merchant, adjoining THE
HERALD building, receives his share.
The streets were alive with bust
ness yesterday. Farmers were in town
in large numbers, making purchases,
and merchants looked smiling and
happy, of course.
Two new Pullman palace sleeping
cars arrived yesterday, 10 take tie
place of the old ones on the Texas Pa
cific. They are called, respectively,
"Lawrence" and 40" and are perfect
beauties.
We have letter from st. Loui $
dated on Thursday, which states that
Major Barley iuur sheriff WAS get
ting along finely, the wound caused by
the operation healing nicely, and the
Major improving rapidly.
1t will he remem bervd that u large
number of ponies were captured from
the Comanches last October, and that
short time thereafter they were sGld
ut public sale. a gentleman from
Fort Sill Informs Us that most of those
purchased by parties in the neighbour
hood of .Iackshoro and sill have teen
reclaimed 10y their former owners-
the Indians.
-Messrs. Clark, organs I; Blake
have disposed Of their entire stock of
groceries, liquors, ctc., 10 Messrs. Ull-
mann & Co. The latter firm will or-
cupy the building of Mps.rs. i. +.
Luce & Co., as soon ~ the necessary
improvements are made. Mcssrs.
Clark, Bryans & Blake can now he
found in their new building, adjoining
the postoflice.
TIE Dallas Jail Isl good thing. Pris-
oners 90 in and ont al Nbifi0a Aud
ii il well. II all went that deserves Ia
go aud remained, the pen would not
hold She town. When Two 20 in AT
the front door, three escape from the
rear, and the Dallas Jail is almost emp
ty.-[ Austin Statesman.
The above is gratuitous and totally
uncalled for Islander, and bears upon
its face the evidence of its unqualified
falsity. While THE HERALD Is free
to admit that the present county pris-
on is not all that it could wish IT could
be, it is still far from being the place
the Statesman describes; nor is it n
place of Mountaineering pcstilence, MS
we are informed 10y DIR. Johnson, fhe
county physician, that notwiibsiand-
ing there have been from Twenty To-
sixty prisoners confined in Tie jail 70;
the past four years, not che single
death has occurred.
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Yesterday was Good Friday and
the tenth anniversary of the nssassina'
ton of President Lincoln, lac having
been killed Oh Good Friday night, 1865.
Another passenger train will be
placed on the route between Galveston
and st. Louis, via Atlantic ana Pacific,
in IL few days, reducing the time be-
tween the two cities nearly six hours.
-Messrs. Sanger Brothers have II
choice stock of fancy and staple goods
of every description, and sell Mt prices
that defy competition. Their spring
stock is arriving, AMI embraces all the
latest novelties in style aud texture Of
goods.
Attention is called TO the noticein
another column, headed coordination
Corpse Preserver." Che notice of this
invaluable Improvement, in The HER
AID of yesterday, was slightly in0ccr-
rate. The preserver is only used as
receptacle for the body until ready for
burial. y corpse can he placed in the
preserrer and kept for any length of
time desired, even in the hottest
weather. and when ready for burial,
transferred to the coffin. Mr.. Morton
invites the public TO call and examine
ii.
In the announcement column to-
day will be found that or Major John
Henry Brown ~ II candidate for the
constitutional convention from this
district, composed of Dallas, Tarrant
and Ellis counties. There are three to
lie elected from the dislr Il. Major
Brown is well known to our readers as
an experienced legislator, and his EN-
inent fitness for the position of II menu
Der of the convention is unquestioned
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County Court.

County court met yesterday morn
ing. Present-Presiding Justices j. d..
Kerfoot, and Associate Justice w. a.
George, Thomas l.. Frank, and Charles
Barker.
Several minor accounts Were pre-
scented and allowed.
The names of seventy citizens were
selected rs grand jurymen for the
next term of the district criminal
court.
The names of twenty-five citizens
We're selected rs petit jurymen for the
next term of the district criminal
court.
The names Of one hundred and
twenty citizens were selected rs jury
men for the next term Of the district
civil court.
The attention of the court for the
rest of the day was taken up in road
matters of no general Importance.
Court adjourned to meet this
morning at o'clock.
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Court met yesterday morning pursu,
ant to adjournment
Tile account or jerry VI. Brown, eX-
sheriff. for Keeping prisoners during
1928, was allowed and ordered paid.
Several minor accounts were present.
ed and ordered paid.
Several triiling allowances to pau
pers were made.
a considerable amount of local road
business was disposed of.
The treasurer's report for the quarter
ending December 81, 1874, was present.
ell, and the court went into an exami-
nation of The vouchers, warrants, ETC.,
connected herewith, pending which,
the court adjourned until S o'clock this
morning.
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The concert aud grand distribution
NJ s2jO,Ou0 IN glfls viii positively take
place Monday, Stay 30, $50, or The
money VIII be- refunded. The Texas
Gin Concert association, IN aid at pillI-
lie improvements In the city ~ Dcnl.
sou, reXu-, stand. To-day tic lirst uud
foremost uf .urlI enterprises. IL man.
ayers are u,n uf Characteristic energy
aud enterprise, aud have the unqunll-
fled endorsement IT the best citizens
Of DrnIson and Texas. Their list 0l
gifts IA h. distributed j. uneqInlled--
500, O0O IN cash aud l,0lO In valuable
improved rcnl estate will lie dlstrlb-
uted. Their capital gin Is $4,000, cash.
This Is most cmphatically mn enter
prise for the people. Tickets are put
ut tbs low price IL one dollar to allow
all an opportunity to take II share In
this Texas "lionan2a.n The time II
short. Send In your orders for tickets
at once, 50 the numbers may he care
fully registered. If you cannot buy Of
II local agent, send orders direct, or
send for special rates TO clubs. See nd
vertlsement in another column.
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Held TO Bail.

The counterfeiter Fresh, Whose ar
rest was mentioned in the columns of
The HERALD Il few days since, had an
examination before United States Com
missioner Ben. Long, yesterday. He
plead guilty, and was held to bail in
the sum of five thousand dollars to APP
pear before the United States court ut
Tyler. In default of the bona he was
lemanded to Jail.
Fresh is undoubtedly n member of
an extensive gang of counterfeiters
that are operating throughout the
southwest. The night previous to his
arrest lie approached Mr.. Chris. Rim
lehman, and offered to sell him any
amount of the queer Mt Twenty-Five
cents on tile dollar. Chris. agreed t.
take II couple of thousand, but Fresh,
although he stated he had thr E thou
sand dollars Of it n few miles from town,
failed to keep his appointment. He
will undoubtedly receive his just tie
serts from the proper authorities
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Ad u NJ II ss

Morssrs. Richard II. GHhin, Adycnlslng
Agent, No. I South street Baltimore, Md.
4. VI. Ppttcngll q co., ~ Park Row, New
York, aud Mcssrs. zoe, Wctherill 4 co., No,
7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, nrr duly
auly authorized Ia contract Tor advertise
mcnts for insertion In the DALLAS HER
AID, at our lowest rntes,
rD-Mcssrs, Dnshlcll ~ Waters, Bankers,
Kaufman, are authorized agents for THE
HERA LII In Kaufman county,
HD-r. NJ. Smith, Esd, at Lcwlsyillr, Denton
county, Is m authorized agent for the Dali
LAS HERALD, nnd money paid 10 him on
OurHccount will be duly acknowledged 10y us,
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, AIMED for It's medical vir-
tues, has, by HE lubnred efforts Of DR.. q. :.
Coleman, been placed AT the command of all
who may require It's curative properties 1t
was left Tor II Texan, Gail Borden, TO con
dense two gallons Of milk TO the compass Of
one pint, ami yet retain all its pure and
nutrative properties; so again has Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
Springs water to sixteen ounces, without the
slightest loss OF its medical virtues.
There are thousands of persons suffering
from the following diseases: Dullness, de-
preston of spirits, irritability OF temper,
vertigo headache, palpitation of the heart,
gastric arrangement, disorders of the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectum,
piles, dySmcnorrhe1, amenorrhea. menOrr-
hagia, lucorrnea, fuui breath, apopleNy, cpl
lcpsy, paralysis hNsteria, melancholy and
insanity, and many other diseases, traceable
to habitual'y sluggish bowels, ana yet re-
main ignorant of the cause, and have sought
in in for relief. Not unirequently the
com lHin'S which originate in nStipation
take u independent existence, and continue
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations IL follows That the disorder III
question, whether original or induced, re-
ullireS close attention, and should he made
an object OF treatment whenever II occurs
one bottle ot Dr. Il. =. Coleman'S White
any ease of hubitual constipation, IL taken
tie. Its ac ion Is rei1 tUiO Il jncUDti'.
To he had aEitny Of III, drug stores of the
city. pric'' one dollar, 23liy?6wlS
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opnfhod ~ dmft witt thea, tlli 7
onne M nest nll, I wouldnt ride
ihlfly mites there md Inok, N Rot Tie
old flbs' r,n.ud, a. marry nny rlfl
In America lmu't lnnuy lnttlwlnr
Itttry ~
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IFroin Fridays Daily Herald
County Court.

Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Sundy accounts Of minor sums were
presented, approved and ordered paid.
The accounts Of James L. Barley,
sheriff amounting 10 81, ss9 n, was al
lowed and ordered paid
Without taking any action In matters
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Suipiaur Wafer,

DALLAS Iexas, March 30
To the Editor of the Eallas Herald:
My wife has been Il ing DR.. Cole
mans sulphur springs water, and j
find it has been of great benefit to her,
and can cheerfully recommend it as
well worth the money. W. p $.
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Mr.. John w. Walden, late cashier
of the City bank, has returned from a
brief visit to New Orleans, improved in
health.
Mr.. John W. Lane, secretary of
the senate, has returned home.
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feltllng ~ the emfi linuso ind aImhds
liie conn atlmfned Oll saturday
Anil ~.
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stylcc.

For information about The best Steel Gang
Plows, write 10 COLLINS & CO., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free. lSw3m
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TIRE STATE or TEXAS--To the sheriff
i or ai.y c-,nstai.i, 80 Dalime teunI, g'fri-
ing: SUi ale Ltrly cnumnisd, Il that.
by msisiry publication 81 ats eiii sio''
r.Iunty Il Dallas, Fsr lour weeks rr-Ni-
Gus TO tue rtsturu day her 81, you SUIT
mon W, f. belong, who i non-resi-
dent Of the state OF Texas, 20 be and sppenr
before the district ~slrt, 10 be holden IN and
for the county of Dallas, ut the court house
Their, OF, In the city ssf Dallas, on the hrsi
Monday in June next, then aud there TO an
Swer the petition Off. NJ spies, Fred Kissnn,.
W. =. Gales and Joseph t-als-s, nled In SAID
courf against The said w. u. DeLVng, aud al
leging IN -ue-iane. as follows ! wi;
drm mime of Sples, Nissan 4 Co, doing bu-
sirtss IN the city and state 81 New York;
Ta-t hrrrtofare, to-wit. On the III day Of
time, plaintiffs sold and delivered To the de-
fendaiit, lleLong, c+rtaln goods, wares ana
merci siiiiise, as set tyrth In ace uif nieu
with ia. ir petition and made parf tlefcof. a
e)n idera' Ton wheff OF d, fiIdant i.roL-isCd
and agreed 10 ray plaintiffs the yaflOus
prices IA aid Recount o. e. TONED, which he
has failed IN DO, except In 20 far as shown l,y
two thousand dollars. They further allege
that defendant, belong. has property IN
Dallss county, Texas, aud they pray. ludg-
ment against defendant for their Il b, IN
teresf, and costs Of suit, f0r damages, and
that a writ 81 n tachment may i~sue agaltiIf
the property Of the defendant sHfi1lsnt 10
satisfy their said dernands.
Herein fail not, bat have you then and
there, before sad cont, this writ. with your
return thereon, shovf9s how yo6 have exc
Wines 4. HAYWOOD, clerk ofthe distrie,
c2urt 81 Dallas c0anty-
> Given under ms hand and n e sal Of safd
court nj ofilce IN Dallas this 1lh day Of
A.HaRWCnD,
Clerk District Conf Dallrs county. TeKl4-
By PIEHRF n. BHowr, Depuff,
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WEEKLY HERALD
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hubscflpllon, per nnnum IN nhynnc' ...', n
auhsrfl ptluui Az months, ." To
AUVEltfIAINUa square ten llurs ui
this size typtl " in tr Tho first, nud ID cents
tpf each Additional Insertion,
uD-Our change fur ANNOUNCING Cihhllhlt
Tor Rdy Once $50, payable invariably wleh
the announcement " iu4oricu'
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WANTED.

Information Of one Almond Cochran, for
merly Of Tennessee been In Texas between
fv- and six years. Any one knowing the
Aforesaid Cochran will receive tine thanks Of
W. r. Waller, for giving lain information As
70 his whereabouts. Adde'S
W. r. WALLER,
svft Dallas P0stQ1ies.
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n esipts, Bills OF Ladi1g and DTsy Re-
ceipt promptly and cneaply printed At the
HERALD JOB OFFICE,
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PRODUCE.

We are paying the following prices for pro-
duce Corn, soc per bushel Oats, nc per
bushel Hay, so per ton Sheaf Oats. 45c per
BIRMINGHAM a FELTON,,
lew3m Elm street. Dallas. Texas
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See advertisement Of q. G. Parks,
of WaXahachie, who proposes TO trade
pine lumber for land lying In Ellis,
Dallas, Collin, NAY AFRO, Johnson or
Turruut counties,
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FOR TRADE.

viii trade pine lumber for land lying In
Ellis. Dallas, Collin, Navarro, johnson or
Tarrant counties. Apply AZ once y.letier or
In persnn TO q. q. PARKS.
8sst WASHABLE, Ellis county, Texas.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

It is hereby ordered that an election be
held on
SATURDAY, The lSt Day Of HAY, lists,
for the election 81 a justice Of the pence In
and for precinct No. 3. Dallas county, Texas,
and thai the polls be opened at the various
places designated by law. within the limits
Of said precinct, for that purpose, and that
said election be conducted in all respects TO
conform TO the election laws Of this state
now in force.
Given under our hands this 3Oth March,
1875. W. A. GEORGE,
Justice Of the Peace Precinct No. 2
THOS. ID. Goals.
Justice OF the Peace Precinct No. 5.
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