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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

nemusi Sc pry bait bifice. Nez zde pra-
We ma ia ruska syoboda haGek. Jezto
car pfedstayuie politicke zfizeni zem6 a
stat, vyklada Sc tam nepfizniye posuzova
nj politick6ho zfizeni a stdtu "a urazku
maiestatu, kteraz Sc trestd Sibh nebo
mnohaletou praci uralskych banich.
Jezto pravoslayna cirkev veskery narodni,
vefeiny j soukrony 2ivot ruskeho naroda
pronikd, jezto ona ducha naroda rovn6z
tax despoticky ovlada iako car rusky te-
10 jeho, smrskne Sc ia syoboda, jed Sc ma .
semu syrchu tetenemu kraianu lepe nez
americka libi ma - nicku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
Gas pfijezdu a Odjezdu
ZeleZnic.
Draha Cleveland n Pittsburg.
Na.jh.

Do Is. dubpa Is1G odjad vlsy udsne sianiss tyyJms
necelD iak nAsedhduJe
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Zatykani. Ma Rusi zatceno onztn6
mnozstvi osob ddvodd politickych
Tax zatceni Kijeve diva universitnf DO
slrchaci 10 zakd gymnasiinfch; v
.Charkove nvezneno 17ay Poltaye 3 O.
soby.
Iyto dny jeste dokazoval nam eden
kraJan, kteryz ma Rusi co dflovedopcf
nekolik roka ztravil nyni ma syetovou
vystavu tiladelfckou pfisel, ze Rusku
mali nell lepsi zajiste takovou syobodu
Iako zde. Nemluvili a nepiseli clovak
prot carske rodine prayoslayne cirkvi
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13


Republikanske listy ntkterc navrhuii,
aby dobt Jtstayy Pafzske oslayena
byla ttz pamatka Yoltaireova Rousse-
au-ova, nebot 30. ky6tna 3. cervence
1915 bude tomu prav6 100 let, co tito ye-
Iikani zemfeh. Casopis, jenz Sc zove
.Stoleti AIA.', primlouya Sc "a oslavu e.
Jich teaito sloyy: " t6 chvili, co cirkev
ultramontanska opeynuie Sc hradbou syl-
Iabu "a zasadam noyoyGk6 svobody drze
hazi rukayici boji, bylo by zahodno Cd
povtdtti j sky6lou oslavou neislavn6isch
apostolic volne myslenky, obou onGch
sPisovateld, kteii neivice pfisptli k osvo-
bozcni rozamu. Oba diva pracovali ma
sPolecnem die riznymi prostfedky, ano
byli odpurci ma vzaiem a bude to ol;,
mix pow, a4eiioi, kuyz Je Jedlnou osla-
u... = .---..~, NeDot oba diva yelike
slu2by prokazali svobod6. Cas- a slava
yymazala stopy malych tech tfenic, kite
rez rozVadily obrovske ty diva dnchy.
Jeden Mich uail mas mysliti, druhy c;ti.
ii; ale oba ziskali 81 zasluhu 0 clovtGen
stvo, pon6vadz kaceli pfedsudky zlofa.
dy, ably osvobodili mysl6nku'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

, Neiusil0vntjsi zastupci kn6zsko-
monarchicke protirevoluce We Francii ku
konci pfedeSlGho prvni ctvrti nynti
slho stOleti. Poz. pfekl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

VTZENOU JEZOVITY. Stfedo d
ihoamericke republiky dekui tem6f ne
Pretrzite zmalky volny vyvin syui REL
ddm piklIm katoickeho duchovcnst va
hlavn6 iezovitd, kteri vsude vlady zlnoc-
niti Sc hledi, iako ma pr. Ecuadoru, kde
vyhradnimi pany zeme Sc stall. Lepsi Ii
vlove obyvatelstva nebohych tech repu
blk pocnaji nahlizeti, ze knGzstyo kato.
lcke zvlaste iezovite hlavni vinu ieiicl
~ - PIUtO sc
i pau ~ < 2 araEntjsim pokusam odhodlavaii
ten skaredy Gravy hmyz Sc sebe setfasti.
Time tasem co katolicka strana repu-
blice Colombii K obcansk6 vaice Sc cby-
sta, uzavfely republiky Guatemala Sal.
vador smlouvu ma vyboj a obranu W.
h AMI jezovit1. Jest nad6ie ze ie.
ste dv6 iine republiky size Honduras a
Costa Rica smlouve te pfistoupi a Ger.
nou tn rotu dzemi svych vyzenou. V
tonit spociva take jedina spasa stfedo a
jlhoamerickych republik Nebot pokud
neusmrti eerya, kteryz ma kmenu zivota
lepch hioda = cerva slepe povery, udrzo
vane Jezovity - potud musi ien zivofiti
ano hynouti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

amercka llbl ma -- nicku.
To je nd5ozenska svobodal Liberalo
We n6metti Rakousku honosi Sc pred
ce.ym sy8tem velikymi zasluhami 0 Wy.
man6ni rise podruci Rima a vymozonim
neobmezene syobody sytdomi. Nasledu-
jci pfipad ale ukaze 2e to tom liberal
MIN Rakousku Sc svobodou sv61omi ne
vypada skv6le. Kde isou rodicovG zako-
mem nuceni dati deti kttit, tam nem1ze o
svobode syedomi ami reel byti.
V jednom mist6 Cechach necht6li o.
nehdy katolitti rodiCe av6 dv6 dcery DAFT
Pokttiti, zadali ale, ably zapsany byly do
ktestnich matrik katolicke fairy. IIeit-
manstvl rozhodlo, 4e mali byt d6ti zapsa-
ny. talar Sc tomu ale protivil "a zadal,
ably dltky byly drive pokft6ny. Otcc al
tex obratil Sc Y zalezitosti t6 ma mistodr.
ziteIstvi a konecn6 ma ministerstvo. Ma
obou mistech rozhodnuto ale We prosp6ch
tarafe Nalez heitmanstyi byl zrusen
zaroven ma ulozeno, ably Sc o to postara-
10, aby krest ma ditku - druhe totiz mezi
tim zemfeio - byl vykonan spolu ably
ono druh6 ditko zapsano bylo do kfestni
matrjky.
Patrno, ze kutna dosud yladne Ra.
kousku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
NOTICKY.

nj at ka horst nezli psi. Y Ce
pregu porodila tyto dni iedna sluzka dec
ko. Jelikoz lide drive ma nj mic nanad
neho nevidtli a jeff stav nezpozorovali,
nechtela ami matkou slouti. Decko poro.
dila po taji mezi dfivim a DO tail take
odkliditi je Sc snazila. Nejprge podho.
hodlla nevihatko psdm ku sezrani kdyz
tito ku krvavemu cinu Sc nemeli, popadla
krkavti matka d6cko, polozila ie mez
dflvlm dkrytu ma zem ma ne nGkolik
pollen nalozi-a. Ia chvili slyseli domaci
stenani decka, jez trapneho polozeni
vysvobodili. Nezilo ale dlouho. DO y
hodinach zemfelo. Matka vzata do w
setfovani.
Diva tato matka byla nepochybne do.
bra katolicka, kteraz ami jednn nedeli ne.
vynechala kostel a zadne ctvrtleti sv
zpoved. Kdyby takove nelidskosti zena
neverka Sc dopustila, coz by tn bylo xii
KID vykladd, ze nevera k zhoyadiIosti
Vede.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07
THE RACES At mccoLLY,s. .
A Lively Time = Lots OF Money.
QUIN RIVER, Jan. 3, '76.

A Lively Tsms = Lots OF Money.
QUIN RIVER, Jan. 3, '76.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: The races
at McColly's Ranch on New Years
Day came off according to announce
ment. A large number of citizens from
the surrounding country assembled to
witness the tria, of speed of the
" COW HORSES" OF QUIN RIVER VALLEY.
The officers from Camp McDermit and
a sprinkling of the "boys in blue "
also attended and enlivsned the scene
with their presence.
Five entries were made for the purse,
which was won by Gray Billy. Pools
ran high, and lots of money changed
hands. Everything connected with the
race went off peaceably and pleasantly.
There was lots of fun, the "a
CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS vrE1Ha WITH
EACH orHfn ea
In sport making s,Htgiving zcst 70 the
occasion. Itis seldom that an opporl
tunity occurs ii n sHparssly' settled CON-
usuhisy like this5w 9ny great gather.
ing; but whsp there is people
make the most Of itsy1 The next gather
ing will probably be on the 22d Of
February, the anniversary OF the birth
of
THE IMMORTAL WASHINGTON,
First in war. first in peace. and first
in the hearts of his fellow citizens"
X. X. X,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07
/ WONDERFUL ENGINEERING
FEAT.

A Bold Hut Unsuccessful Attempt
TO Make Water Rum UP HILL
Charles Kesler, of the Winnemuca
brewery. after fourteen years resi-
dence in the count:-. having arrived at
the conclusion that people might as
well make their places attractive here
as elsewhere is fitting up beer gar
den. where during the summer months
the deciples of Gambrinus can spend an
hour secluded from the gaze of the i'm
pertinent, and shaded from the scorch-
ing rays of the sun. He is planting it
with trees. and the summer house is
surrounded with shrubbery and vines.
To add to the beauty of the place he
proposed to divert "A portion of the
limped waters Of the Humboldt from
their natural channel through the gar
den by means of canal, which was to
be spanned by divers bridges. Accord
ingly he let the job to Ben. Fewiugs.
a noted civil engineer, who acquired a
thorough knowledge of the science be-
fore the mast in the English marine
service. Mr.. Fewings was to be paid
stipulated price for surveying and
digging the canal and three square
meals and three gallons of beer day.
Yesterday he reported his work com
pleted and received his pay. The pro.
prietor wanted some friends to be pres
ent when the water was turned into the
canal. and Mr.. Fewings with pick and
shovel proceeded to remove the dam at
at its head. Having completed that
job. he discovered that the Humboldt
kept on its usual course and positively
refused to flow into the canal. This
stubbornness on the part of the water
seemed unaccountable, and various
reasons were surmised as to it's cause,
until one of the spectators made the
astounding discovery that the canal
was run up the river, instead of down
the conrse of the stream. The propri-
etor was Mortified at the condition of
things. but the shell, back I" engineer
said he followed instructions in laying
OUT the course of the canal, and had
not the slightest idea that the
blasted stream y which winds around
in every direction. would refuse to
double on itself by running up hill.
He compromised with the proprietor
Of the garden by agreeing to fill up the
canal at reduced rates. aud all hands
adjourned to the brewery, aud over
gallon of beer laughed at this engineer
ing feat, which was never excelled even
by Ben. Better in his Dutch Gap canal
nrniact
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT COURT.
JANUARY TERM, 1876.

JANUARY TERM 1876.
w. 3. BoNNYFaELD, Judge.
The following business was trans
acted in tbs District Court yesterday:
The State Of Nevada vs. J.. w.
Roser-All Of the attorneys in this
cause, and in the civil cases at issue.
and On the calender wherein 4 Jury
triai has been demanded, having ap-
psared' in Court and represented that
said cases cannot be ready for trial un-
ii on or about Thursday, February "a,
and all of said attornies respectively
conssnting, it was ordered that all
trial jurors subpenaed to attend Court
next Monday be excused from attend
ance until February "a, 1876, and that
the Clerk forth with notify each Of said
Jurors of that fact through the mail n
express.
James A. Hill vs.. ADMINISTRATIVE of
the Holt estate ct al. Grass & Hard.
ing attorneys. were appointed guard
aans al htem for the minor defendants.
I. @. Negus VS.. The Oakland Gold
and Silver Mining Company = On
motion OF attorney for plaintiff cause
set for trial Monday, March IS. Jury
demanded by plaintiff.
Patrick Coll vs.. j. X. Johnson-On
motion of 0. r. Leonard ii was ordered
that his name be stricken from the
record as counsel Tor defendant.
Court adjourned until to-day 1t 10
4. NJ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07

MENTAL ARrrHaETIc-Mollis Stockton, 100;
Hattie Gilbert, 80; Phoebe Dalrynple IS; Sa-
die Bell. W, Belle Monroe, %; Fannie Vander-
lip, 90; Esler Monroe, 100; Willie McColiey,
%; Harry Monroe, 100; Jno Westrope. 100;
Chas. Akin, 90.
HISTORY ollie Stockton, 100; Mamie Shaw,
go; Mary Cbenoweth, 100; Hattie Gilbert, go:
Phoebe Dalrymple, IS; Sadie Bell, SO: Belle
Monroe, 9S; susie Shaw, 100; Minnie Gilbert,
81; Fannie Vanderlip. 80; Frances Akin, go;
Nellie owens l00 Alice ellison. %; Charles
Stockton, SO; George Leyson. 81; Esler Mon
roe, 100; Willie McColley, 96: Harry Monroe,
SO; Jno. Westrope. 100; DanT Chenoweth, 81;
john shone, 90; Morris Henkle, 100; Charlie
Muller. 98.
PHILosoPHY-Mollie Stockton 90; Mamie
Shaw, SO; Mary Chenowcth, %; Hattie Gilbert.
80; Charles Stockton, 100; George Leyson, 80.
The above report is taken from the
daily register of scholarship. Sickness
only excuses from recitation.
G. KENNEDY, Principal.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
NEITHER TARDY NOR ABsENT-Mary
Nash. Jessie Drais, Hattie Hughes,
Minnie Huston, Annie Green, Louisa
Akin. Annie Barnes, Ada Livingston,
Emma Fairbank, Mary DEMO, Phoebe
Bell. Jennie Thompson. Laura Shaw,
Eddie Pryor, Lawrence Pryor, George
Henkle. Willie Thacker. Willie Cherry,
Walter Ruse, Harrison Barnes. Charlie
Nafh, George Maley. John Henderson,
.Orvills Leyson. Willie Monroe. Matte
Moore, Alfred Livingston. Andy Hub
bard. Henry Enos, John Livingston,
James Webster.
HIGHEsT PRRcENrAGn OF SCHOLAR
SHIP AND CoNDUcT-Mary DEMO, 95;
Phoebe Bell, 95; Henry Enos. 95.
A-PRrMARY-Ada Livingston. 90;
Willie Monroe, 90.
B-PRIMARY-Alfred Livingston, 81.
C-PnrMAKY-W Willie Cherry, SO; EN-
ma Fairbank, 95; Hattie Hughes, 95;
George Hinkls, 95.
D--PRIMARY-Natie Moore. SO; Char
lie Nash, 81; Annie Barnes, 81.
, CERTIFICATES AWARDED THROUGH THE
MoNTH--John Livingston. Ada Living
ston, Alfred Livingston, Jennie Thomp-
son. Minnie Bell. Phoebe Bell. James
Webster. Henry Enos. Mary DEMO,
Sarah Shaw, Mary Goodenough. John
Henderson, Willie Monroe, Josie Hin
klc.
Number of girls enrolled. 81; boys,
~; total. "a. LYDIA BARNuM,
Teacher.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07
wINNEMUCCA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Report Of the Principal and
Assistant Teacher.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
WINNEMUccA, New, Jan. 3, '76.
EDITOR SILVER STATE.-I have the
pleasure to submit to you for publica-
ton the reports in scholarship. attend
ance and department of the pupils in
the Public School for the month of De-
cember, 1875:
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07

IT is Suicide in the third degree, if
not worse, to suffer a cough and cold to
eliminate in consumption. when sim
gle bottle of HALE's HONEY OF HoRE.
HOUND AND TAR, taken in time. would
effect perfect and permanent cure.
PIKE's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07

FINE GRArNINa. Cook & Gardner.
painters. have just completed granting
the bar at the Magnolia Saloon. The
work is pronounced by connoisseurs to
be superior to anything of the kind
heretofore attempted by local artists.
and proves that the men who did 1t un.
derstand their business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07

LEd BROKEN. - DIR. Hanson was
called this morning TO Hoppin's Ranch
on the Idaho road t. attend man who
had his leg broken yesterday. No
particulars have been received.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07

JEFFERSON Bullion Wells. Fargo
& Co. took west last night two bars Of
bullion from the Jefferson4-a mine in
which several here are stockholders.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-07
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

325 Meadow Valley ~, az
As Raymond Dc Ely 10, 1914
$50 Eureka l6, IL
450 Jackson 3, "a
$50 Alps 1877, 1917
HIS CHA ~, 3
1915 Panther
$50 Northern Belle 80
43O Hussey | z 1a*
$50 Mansfield 3. TX
100 Advance 5s<+.6
$50 New Coso lj1&S
1850 Golden Chariot 2, IL
$50 Utah 1SX; 1879
245 Silver Hill 81
$50 Challenge 81
88O Dayton AZ. 4
TO Rock Island AZ
$3.50 New York ~, ~.
825 Occidental 6
{ eco American Flat2 a-,prQ e.
1855 Woodvills 3ss. 81.
$50 Mint 45c soc
100 Nevada 75o SO
$40 Lady Washington 81, 3
95 Kossnth 81. 81
1870 OG Hill 31s. 81
800 Leo l. II 4.
22l0 Aud,stH5, AZ
S04 Mides
220 Florida 3
125 Europa 10. SZ
$50 North Utah 9Oc
1920 Wells Fargo soc 45c
400 North Carson SOC
$40 Cosmopolitan soc, Acc
900 Leviathau ~, AZ
1850 Amazon Ia
1910 South California 21I, %.
$50 Mar, md Oh,
"a Monumental l, Ia
$40 Savage 22Ss. 234
160 Goald Il Curry 2l'l
295 Crown Point 80, 1897
lilo Belcher 361I. 36Ib5
100 Justice 80, 3l4b30
210 Con. Virginia AS, 4i7b3
This Mornings Board.
1865 Ophir 81
GOO Mexican 21H, 213I
$50 Gould & Curry 2iX. 214
$50 Best 4 Belcher &c. 654
1910 savage AZ Z3H
105 Chollar lO3, l07
585 Hale * Noeeross So, 561
4l0 Crown POM 2SA. 1914
ZOO Yellow Jacket l1S, ll6
3i5 Imperial 1917. 91s
1876 Empire 6. 6H
$50 hentuck H.. II
$50 Alpha 251.. rs
740 Belcher So
140 confidence 231, 81
2l0 Consolidated Virginia 4i3, 4421
1920 Sierra Nevada az, %
l345 California 81. SO
865 Billion 56H 56s4
$50 Exchequer l6 164
1700 Ovefman II. TAX
rs Seq, Belcher S., J6Z
1435 Justice 81. 32I
1iO0 Sucker II, Ia
$50 Union 1917
ll25 Lady Bryan 5I, 5s<
$50 Julia l71I. l7%
$50 Caledonia 81. 29b30
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03

The Louisville Commercial soye;
"The goosetone predictions are per.
haps more closely watched in Ken
lucky than anywhefe else, and it may
be called the Kentucky weather
prophet. We must take the breast
bone Of last springs g0ose-nOne
other will Go, for the prophecy does
not extend beyond the year In which
the goose is hatched, 1t must be dl-
vided into three different parts, which
represents the three different divisions
of winter. The breps!bone OF Il goose
is translucent, but ut places has cloud
like blots upon it. These blots denote
cold weather. Looking at the bone
before US, we find little cold weather
about the first of December, which
we have realized, and there il
another blot beyond the cen-
tire Of the bone, denoting cold
weather about the middle of January
this cloud we are passing now, and so
far our little prognosiicator has guided
US right. We are to have warmer
weather after few days, but the worst
Is to come. The darkest blots are near
the end Of the bone, and if the proph-
ecy fails not, winter will verify the
saying of coming in like lamb aud
going out like u roaring lion. Our
coolest weather will come after the
middle of February, and our warmest
fires will be required for the parting
days of winter and the first days of
spring. This is the g00seb0ne of pr0ph-
ecy, and as we have the word of a good
old farmer that it it has not failed f +
fifty years, we would advise the laying
in of q good supply of coal and general
preparations to meet cold weather-lor
the goOsebone has said it, End old win
ter will be after young spring with n
great big icicle.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03

MON In MnnnIIY IIrnlII-LLI


About 1--WE months ago q young aud
handsome girl, with graceful manners
hhd pleasing ODunlenanee, land In Mo,
herly and Immediately made nppllca.
ton for admission Into a Coates street
bawdY house, II was apparent 20 tho
keeper Of the br0lhel that she was "A
novice In the wicked ways Of the pro.
le-slunal cOurtesau, md her attractive
face, wellrounded form, and lrosh ~.
raj ways, made her thrice welcome to
lhom, and she wu7 gladly admitted,
SHE took readily 10 the lilo she had
chosen, ana was soon recognized as n
gay aud dashing belle Of the demi-
monde, pluDging with Wild abandon
into Their guilty pleasure, aud drain
ING the goblet OF sin TO ils very drugs.
IL any one knew The history Of her
young life, when she was pure and
stainless, how or by whom she was en-
tangled In the web Of inhmy, or IN
what part Of the world her poor par.
ents bewailed her degradation, the
public was made none the wiser.
Last Tuesday night an old man
who seemed bowed down with some
mighty grief and bore the marks of
refinement and responsibility, arrived
here on Macon train, aud made
inquiries for the unforlunalegir His
name, he said, was Molly and the girl
was his daughter Then followed the
sad story OF how she was seduced by
he brother-in-aw, u son OF Judge
White, Of Macon county, and dreading
the wrath of her family, and the
lr0wns of her associates, aud utterly
despairng Of forgiveness, had fled In
secret, leaving no Clew toy which she
could be followed and reclaimed lie
was directed TO the house of prostiiu-
ton already mentioned, and the old
father met his erring daughter and
pleaded with her in tones that would
have melted an iron heart, TO abandon
the infamous career upon which she
had entered, aud return TO the peaceful
homestead. 10 the credit of human
nature, he it said, the girl was moved
to tears of real pentence and without
hesitation, announced her purpose Of
going with him. Hastily packing her
wardrobe and bidding her companions
in sin an eternal adicu she s0lemnly
0vowed her resolution to lead In the
future, an honest and vrtuous life, aud
the two were soon speeding their way
back to the home OF her youth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03
Attorneys Law.

Il, y. Ramsay Il Charles IL. Helm, Office
over Douglas Bros, opposite Figst National
and state savings Banks
W. y. Oldham, ofco 1T Mltchip's building
opposite the I.eCirand hotel, Main street.
ianlidtt
j. M. Hayes, 2Ol Commerce street DJllps
Texas Special attention paid to land
claims. inugdtt
John NJ. StemmOnS, Attorney NJ Law, No
2Oj North Side Public Square, upstairs.
Oct20-dtf
Aldredge Geo. ~, lO5 Main 0treet, near
Courthouse. II
Mccoy n Mccoy, office south side OF Court
house square. u
Thurmond ~ Ray, office corner Main and
Jefferson streets, near Courthouse. IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w guested to announce J. q: SteN nenna
rss, ~ n candidate for Justice OF the Peace
Sor iprscinct No. j, az the ensuing general
aIartion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND hE-
w ouested to announce j. NJ, DouGihS
as n candidate for Justice of the Peace, rrc-
cinct No /, at the ensuing general eiec'ion'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qucsted 10 announce ~. y, Harry MS u
candidate for city Assessor und Collector, ut
the ensuing municipal election In April.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03
For Treasurer.

NIyE AXE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w puosted 20 announce -, 4. Patton ~
"a candidate 10 Treasurer of the city OF DAT
msut the ensuing uiuu NJ pal election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ELECTION APRIL a, 1876,
en-, Attorney,

NAyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
Wv uurttd tu rnnouuee itcnrJ 4 uc.
Gotham asa canal Into for Nily Attorney, at
thn nahuinHF municipal election IN Anil
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NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w luaalod to announce soc Fisher Rs a
candidate tor clty Assessor aud Collector, Ut
the Unsuing election ON Aprll I, 1870, Il
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ror District Judge,

Wv uuested TO announce n. n. COOHbcs
as candidate for District Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District, compo Ing The
counties of Dallas and ELLIS. Election Feb
ruary 10, 1876
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
BurfOrd as n candidate for Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District, composed of the
counties OF Dallas aud Ellis, at the ensuing
election.
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XXTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN
w nuunce Major James H.. barkl"y.
us candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
SheIlfi OF Dallas county, ut the ensuing
election,
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FOR sheriff.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w ouested to announce Holm w, Raven.
a. Il candidate for sheriff Of Dallas County,
MT Ihn nnsninp eleCliOn.
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NfE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qurstrd GO announce q, a.. nOuiWnrc
HHh candidate Tor Assessor and Collector for
tle tliy OF Dallas.
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FOR county Attorney.

X4yE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested TO announce George n. Aid
rcdgc, as "A candidate for County Attorney
of Dallas County, at the ensuing election,
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WE ARE AUTHORISED AND RE
w quested to announce 4. ~. - ~. An,
~ the County of Dallas at the ensuing cleo
tiOn.
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ForCounsy Clerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce CAPTAIN Alex.
HARDWOOD as Il candidate for county CLERK
Of The County of Dallas at the ensuing eleo-
tiOn
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED A NM, kh !"
w quested to announce ". i ~, tor pre-
cincts Nos j and ., Dallas county, at tne en-
suing election.
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yYvE.ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce LOhn Ia. CoiC as
n candidate for Collector of Dallas county, nj
the ensuing election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce jas H. Good-
night as candidate Tor the once o. asses s,,.,,
ing election.