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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09
CIrAT TON.

fINlIlG STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY on
l DALlAS-Jugtice Court, precint No l.
The state OF Toxas--.'ro the sheriff or any
constable Of Dallas county, greeting
WhelCns oath has this day been made before
me by &c, Lexington that tho residence 0
j. H. Lambert Is unknown, 80 That the ordl.
nary process OF the law can not be served
upon him
You are hereby commanded that you, by
making publication of this witt IN some
newspaper printed In nallns county for
three successive weeks before toe return day
hereof, Summon the snid J l., Lambert 10 be
and appear me, Mt my once, No. 3W Main
street, In the city OF Dallas, Dallas county
ON the I'M dry Of February, 1878, NJ 10 O'Clock
u. M, To answer the complaint of tho said
j. q. Lexington ior the sum of one hundred
and nny dollars aid interest due, upon u
note oi $3.50, executed 10 said j. &. Hening.
ton by eaid j, l.. Lambert, on the 10th M.
ycmber 1870, aud payable on the lst day Of
September, lS77, ana credited w,th payment
OF 500.
=. Herein fail not, and of this writ mike due
retun hS the law directs.
Given under my hand this, the 7th day Of
January, loIS IL &. McLULE.
dlt-w3t j.. Precinct No. |, Dallas County
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signal Service s,a,,on,

Can not some Of our influential elti-
zens take the fret steps toward max.
ing Dallas signal service station.
The service is now 30 complete and
reliable that one at this point would
be OF great value TO sections south OF
here. We believe there is none near.
or than Galveston and Little Rock,
and the large area Of densely popula,
ted country surrounding us should en-
title Dallas to such station. The tele-
graphic facilities are sufficient, and
there lie no good or apparent reason
why 1t should not be done. There are
q number Of United States sergeants
that could be spared, aud who are
competent to ill the position. 8 y
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Dallas city Lumber YARD.

Fred Manget, ticket broker, lie.
Grand hotel, buys and sells tickets to
all points. Parties having tickets to
sell or wishing to buy, would do well
to call and see him. If
Happy tidlngs for nervous suffers
ers, and those who have been dosed,
dragged and duacked, Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts eiiectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address
pulvermacher aalvanio Company,
CINCINNATI, Ohio.
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THE COURTS,
ReeoraeT's Uauri,


The attendance ut this court was
very slim, and particularly unln terest'
ing 10 tbs prisoners,
T., Brady was marched 10 the stand,
charged with being drunk and down.
aud not belng able 10 dlsabuse the
oourt'a mind, no was taxed three dol
lars and costs,
Moses Miera WAS the next 10 appear
aud being charged with the same Of
Tense, was treated with the same con-
alteration,
Bob Julius, charged with lighting,
was dismissed,
Tho cases OF the two negrtuseu were
continued,
Justice noLuTe'
John MoKayey was brought before
this court for carrying modest blade
Of nine Inches, aud war sentenced TO
sixty days work on tho poor iarm'
The rest Of the day was occupied IN
trying civil cases.
Justice Peak,
Only civil business before this court
District court,
The Jury In the case Of Chancellor
w. Texas Central railroad, returned n
verdict In favor ofplaintln for the sum
OF ~, 900.
The rest Of the day was occupied In
hearing motions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09
DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING. : REBRuARy o
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Heavy malls received yesterday.
The Trinity IN iranscending ltH
banks.
Some sunshine, but the weather
still appears unsettled.
Did you attend the supper ut the
Young Mems Christian association
rooms?
READ the city engineers estimate
OF the cost Of putting down paveInenta
In Dallas.
We regret 10 nee the store formerly
occupied by Atkinson n Alsted, jewell
ers, closed up.
"A quantity OF venIson Ia being
brought to this market. The hunters
are having great success.
The East Dallas Hook and Ladder
company No. ., have decided TO have
ball on the night of the 18th
From the number of reserved seats
being sold for Mrs, Chanfrau's engage.
ment, we bespeak large audiences.
--Anotho ball on the tapis; this
time by the Lamar Rifles, and we pre-
dict u grand aud delightful occasion.
III tle whisky and plenty Of pep.
persauce is what poor fellow re-
ceived, after ad.heading the bar all
day.
One wagon does not appear large
and strong enough To transport the
Dallas malls ~ aud from the trains, for
one was NO heavily loaded that 1t
broke down.
"A particular merit In baking pow.
der IL to have II keep good. Kellogg's
IN warranted TO DO M good ut the end
of year rs when opened. Always
ready for use.
"A very interesting post norton
was held by some OF our physicians
yesterday. II Is such rare occurrence
outside OF large cities, that they all
manifest much interest upon such an
occasion.
Our suggestion on the milk and
butter question has not passed I'M
noticed, but we are proud to note that
the council has acted upon 1t, and we
fancy we have more cream for our
coffee
The street gang We're out yester.
day, In obedience to the instructions
of the council They succeeded 10
making a splendid crossing at the cor>
ner OF Main and Austin streets. Sew
eral more like this will tickle the ma
jority ofthe people.
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I'HE STATE OF TEXAS, COu MY Or
4 DALLAS USrlCES' pkEClNCT Ma, 4
The state OF Texas to tho sherii or any
cOnstnbl OF Dallas county greeting. Where.
az oath has this day been made before IN
by William Saohse, that L. G. Rhine liz Il
transient person, so that the ordinary pro.
cess OF law can not he served upon him, You
ARE hereby COM anded that You by max inn
publication of this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county Tor three success.
sive weeks before the return day hereof
Summon the said Il. q. Rhine TO be ana m.
penr before me nj my office, In precinct No
Y, IN the county %: Dallas, ON the 10th day Of
February A. ID. lMs, to anawpr the e0m.
plant OF the said William Sachse for the
sum Of ninety-three dollars, due upon nc,
count for money loaned to said II. &. .Rhme
about the hrst OF November a, II. 1871, Ia
purchases crop, or which said orOp was 10
stand Tvs u lien for said money.
Herein fail not and Of this rit make due
return aStho law directs,
Given under my hand this the I'D day Of
January ID. 1875,
EFT MYERI, J.p
Precinct N 3, Dallas county, Texas
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I'hUsl EE'S SALE--By virtue of n ,sod =,
uarmn ts' Line me executed and delivered by
on the tuth day OF December, MA sarnaa,i.
,@ lay h %. reeord In volume @, pages Us and
shce Win the request of the o,rnsr az III
s note described In said conveyance, /, q. NJ
sWlnk trustee will offer for sale 10 ths biah.
sst bidder, Tor cash In hand, at tha oonr,
a aovSe IN Dallas county, Texas, on the ath
aay on FEBRUARY, ISIS, the following do
I,ioe e. tract or parcei OF land. SITUATED 10
shs Guy CT OF DALLAS and known as lots No ~
~, ~ ~ u ana H. according 10 The nIa,,,
oil kedneld's addition to the town az '' p pian
eac 'sd lS' ,nsoniing ls feet ana 6aes
ga feet by 1872 feet, out of sL aeres sniS t
To- b 5Ornan 70 dhos Fl d, and b. said Field
OF trust Is referred to for dessrint,a,u oeed
payms, 81 said sale to be applied g he
tnereon, as stipulated in said con v avvrueu
ana such deed viii be made 10 the nnrsb aace
ssS authorizedb by my said authori,v ohaser
1a,r.,. ,.-0 q, M. swINR, Trustee.
~ i'''' aszzs laniid&wtlilfeb5
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-Four No. ] mules for sale al
Orr's. II
Adams " Co. solicit consgnmentf
and iills orders. II
Adams " Co. MI orders for grain
and produce. IT.
Two car loads of buggies and plat
orn wag ons, at Orr's.--tf
If you want to trade an old buggy
for new one, Orr's la the place. If.
-Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns. 1T.
Picture frames and monldings,
new patterns of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed " l,athrops. ja2a I'm
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As one Of Mr.. Quillmans' floats were
discharging furniture opposite THE
HERALD Office, the team started up
Main street at y breakneck speed, and
came near boiling into other vehicles
standing on Main street; but. the
driver, Nose, was fleet OF foot, and
taking advantage OF this, was soon by
the side Of the float, sprang on to 1t.
and quickly grasping the reins brought
the fry steeds to a halt. thus, by his
promptness, preventing any serious
mishap, which would otherwise have
occurred.
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NICHOLSON PAVEMENT.
Ensinesrs' Rs,inia,e on raving ,he
piiy,

..., .... - us-.. a..
h"s'""a'N estimate "" '"''"s '"'
wy
haVof anu o'y oonheh
uEAILEhth - AccOfnhliee WIN
tho resolution ~ alderman hfVhy, ~
your last meeting, "That tho CITY engl'
leef estimate upon llie cost ol pulllhg
dow NluhOlnOh pavement on iNlh hnn
Main qua the principal GROSS slreelH,'
have tho honor 10 make The follow
Ing report
MAIN street, from Market street 10
sycamore street, IN DIV feet ~ length
hnd " w feet ~ wldth between the
curblnR rom THIS however Hhoul ~ he
unbtraotel feet for the width 0f the
street railroad, which according 10
section ~ OF chapter w Of new Oral.
nan0ea, A" IN required 10 repair the said
space with the same material WIN
which the street shall DO repaired, 4"
aud section ~ OF the city charter says
"lhey shall DO required 10 nnoadani'
Ice or pave the space between the rails
anu 10 Inches on tho outside thereof,
with such material m The roadway
beyond such limits may be- macahhm-
lied or paved with" This would leave
u space Of ~ feet Wide by 2Ol0 feei
long 10 DO provided for, OF this dis
lance Austin street ~ feet vide,
Lamar street 80 feet Wide, and POydrhh
street bO feet would have 10 be paved
entirely ny tho Guy, ana 0ne'thlfn 0l
the balance, or lh0O feet long ny 10
feet vide, IN NIL lBIDi square yards,
| Wnlun. nj AI u ppr HullNrp y0ru. Will
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09
M rs. Cl,antrau

We ace by the Little Rock papers
that this talented lady has created q
perfect furore Of enthusiasm In that
city, rs indeed wherever she has ap.
peared the present season. Let our
theater-goers remember that she il
billed for Fields operahouse for Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of the
coming week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09
Business Changes.

w. G. Randall n Bro. are moving
their stock to Fort Worth.
Messrs. Marsalis h Howard have
rented Clark, Bryan II Bros store,
near Pacific depot, and will soon move
into II.
9. II. Edwards has removed his
stock Of pianos and organs to No. 7Od
Main street, second door east of Singer
sewing machine company.
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An EIoauent Effort.

The closing speech of Colonel Olin
Wellborne, in the Chancellor damage
suit yesterday, Is spoken OF as one Of
the ablest and most eloquent ever dc.
iivered at this bar. Colonel Wellborn
Ia one OF the ablest advocates In the
state. and a LAWYER Of profound learn,
lag. We congratulate him.
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Portrait I'aIntiag.

We have seen some Of Mr.. Duncan's
later work In this line, and can truth
fully say II Is worthy Of him, aud cred
table to the city. His studio is over
Williams n Tolliver's, on Main street.
Have your portrait painted In oil,
from life
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Our old friend, Colonel a. A. Case,
day, OF Waco, has lost valuable horse
and will pay fifty dollars reward for
hls recovery and the conviction OF the
thief. Bay horse, sixteen hands high,
branded III on left shoulder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09

A bay horse, with white face and
two white hind feet, English saddle
and bride. Taken at halfpast nine
o'clock, from Liveoak street, Dallas.
A liberal reward will be paid for his
return to BelPs stable, corner of Aus.
tin aud Jackson streets, or for any in
formation that may lead to his re-.
poVery
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pFalD pipes

Manufactured Ia Dallas aud sold ~
lowest eastern prices, ONCE aud works,
40 Main street, opposite rrplohdeld
house, lanlalf
a great bargain ia bulteri a.
Adams a. CO. n
w, q, Holland, attorney al law,
office, corner Of Main aud Lamar
streets, special attention 10 bankrupt
easei. lanla2m
IL you want 20 save u hundred
dollars Ia the purchase oia buggy 80
o Orr's, TT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
windsor Ha,eI.


For the west gulf states Colder and
cloudy weather; oreas Of light rain
with winds mostly from the north
west with rising barometer. Caution
AIRY and oil shore signals are ordered
Tor Indlanola, Galveston aud Norfolk.
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard.


Messrs. Ed. Stocklc and Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened n
barber shop near the Lamar hotel,
the first shop west OF the entrance on
Main street. They are prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to their pa
irons. anl5 I'm.
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"A severe injury to my right arm
caused an enlargement OF the bone
above the wrist; gave mo great pain
and trouble. Giles Liniment lodlde
OF Ammonia affected cure,
PHILIP ENdEL,
oyster House, i00 sixth Avenue, New York
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AGreatlnYentiOn

Aud une Ol much neueft "a tho people ~
lAIge, always nllTnClH attention, II hhh
been Tho history Ofull trades nnd hranGhr IN
Of labor mat the primitive method ~ nc
complaining the desired nhd has hron quito
lubOriOus, Hnd very slow IN lls ruaulls, ~
least tho history ~ We'll making seems 10
| confirm The assertion, First dlgglng with
NE pick AMI spade, lh0n hOmrbOly Thought
NJ boring by hand, but NJ inst the AugeB
used were crude aiialh anu .cnpubc Ol Dor
Ing, hut small hole supplying very litlle
pure water The opening mp Of Tho great
west made tho demand for wells 40 great
| that WITHIN the last iva AVnfA Well.hOtlng
| tools have been Invented, aud the business
has been IN measure feVOullOniNed, und
hns become source Of money 'mnkipg
cpunllrd By no other branch whore tho Ia
VuHlmoni iaSn lllllr, NH are iUokOl0 now Ia
where lhry Cili got tho best machine, Ifr-
| hViUu has NJ last been funohcd, nud We Offer
| You y machine complete In every detail, one
| that IN dchtinrd 10 i've when all others are
| forgotten, II Is tho only hugCf ever IN.
| vented Win stone attachment or un nd
Unstable bend that holcs any HlH0d woll,
| IlOm two l0ut up, without i0lmera, called
| The Centennial YEA dNgrr, patented June ~,
! 1870, ana manufactured hy u, H. lludge, Du.
Duluo, Iowa Any one Wishing 10 go INTO
tho buhlnohN, or trade land, town property
0fslook for m 0uHer Nud territory, or want
10 travel IN ths state aud sell ulipe y ana
territory On large commission, VIII please
| call ON me ~ the National hotel, on \. T..
| nupler NJ the Planters house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where VIII be for the nest
thirty days, The anger IN ON exhibition, and
Nv running Nil the time. VIII guarantee
any man 10 make rB much so per day,
THIS looks llhor gold mire, doesn't n but
II has be u made win tins machine day
after day, and Will be made over aud over
ngnin by many who arc lucky enough TO 20
into the business Go nnd see me before
II IN too late, Na can not 81 ~ IN this place
but thirty days u, n, ROOT
POtentee Ofalld Anger.
N. B,-A have been engaged la the well
boring business for the last Two years, and
am acquainted with the mott Oi The augcrs
IN use, aud having run the Centennial Auger
for the last ave months, would cheeliully
lecohlmehu IL nv The most complete, and
host 0uger In the market Yours respect-
lullS, y 4, DEPbER.
lanSdSwlm
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Dallas Ci,y Humber Yard.
W. n. sano.

Attorney at law; Office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
--febi.1y
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Daiias City Lumber YARD.

query: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marhur Bros. Seal of North Caro-
liha, Mt the same price ~ jan.3ldly.
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s,onsP,pe Chimnays.

Safer, more durable, and cheaper
than brick, Architects aud insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold at ITO Main street, opposite
the Crutchfeld house. jsplstf
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

buy your buggies at Orr's--they
all do IL. If
Orr IL selling his buggies and
wagons ut twenty-five per cent. less
than 1T. Louis prices. 1T.
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Say $4,000. The cost to property
holders per tWentys five feet front being


And feel persuaded that bois dare
can be put down at these figures, ard
that the city street improvement bonds
can be used to an advantage in pays
ment therefor. W. M. JOHNSON,
CITY Engineer
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Dallas city Lumber Yard.

a-Adams n Co. III orders for grain
and produce. If
Choice onions S3 per barrel at
Adams II Co.'S. tt
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New York early rose seed potatoes
s. so at Adams 4 Co.. feb5.tf.
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DALLAS oi,y Lumber yard.

Choice buffalo hams at Adams &
Co.'s. feb5-tf.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
alias city Lumber YARD.

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. jan9-lm.
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s.E'l:''iz:aes y q ads
F"o R s=3 "A. Il XII.
Ihe Trustees OF Bay!and Orphans Homo
INVITE PROPOSITIONS
FOR
The following Tracts OfLand, Viz

4. 1910 acres in one body on Cadlo creek,
stephens county.
=, II; ls,lO7 acres In one body on the Eas!
ro,K OF Hubbard's creek, and on Asy lum
creek, lying partly in stephens ana party
III Shackeiiord counties.
~. 1891 acres in one body on East FORE
Vi hubbard creek, in Callahan county.
~. 1857 on tributary OF aubDarls
creek, In Callahan county.
hnese lands We're located in 1856, when The
, Whole northwest was open to location aud
were selected as the best vacant lands IN the
ssate They pateut direct from the state to
.ne assignee OF the board, In tracts ofnol
iess IMAM so acres. They are already sur
Veyeu, and designated ON the iaaps Of the
counties III tracts of go acres aud less. APP
pllcation will be consldei Ell Tor the purchase
Oh all these bodies, or OF any one Of them, or
vi my section that may be designated
IN. GUSHING, houston, Texas.
ASH BEL SMITH, Pres't OF the Board.
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naiias Cisy Lumber Yard.
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Aailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS City
Notice,

NOIIrHl
Henry v. dllllgg a Co.,, proprlelorh OF inc
American Exchange and Reading toons
40 strand, London, England, are our duiy
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, rHn DAIly HERALD
viii DO found ON iie, and Texans IN London
will mad II ~ their service,
Nosios,
No one IN authorized 10 purchase any artl'
ole whatever on the account OF THs hKh-
AIN without MI order signed by
H.. BARLOW.
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E. I'll. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books


PUBLISHES:
MoLl'lE !. .MooRE's Poems, 800 %. s OC
THos. Il. HoGGs'"Fate of Marvin" . 90
W. 4. WEAVER's "Hours of Amuse.
"ient '''''.'- ''..'....,"........ .,,...... . 90
H. s. THALL'S History of Mothodism
'''''''''''''.' '''''.-,...,......, l %
THos' AFFLECk's "Hedges and Hedg.
i"s '''''''. .'-''ttf' '',,. .......,..,..,,...
Rev'I HUTCHIsINs "Reminiscences 30
Rev.J.R CoNoLYs nRevelationr 49,. 10
1e l'ieo Oh navarro, '-......,........... 25
has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellaneous books In Texas, Ia in.
wi.ss orders from ell who want booEs
srei. at wholesale or retail, and makes n
sptclaiy OF nnding any book wanted. IN in ie
20 DC found In America or Europe. All hooks
mailed direct at retail prices.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-11
Snohomieh Convention.

ED. lNTELLIGENCER:- Snoho-
mish County Republican Convention
met ct Snohouish City September 9Th,
1875, and nominated the following
persons for county officers: For Rep
resentstive. Hon. o. b. Iverson, of
Stsnwood; Sheriff, ]. H Plsskett; Au-
ditor. H. A. Gregory; Probate Jscgc. R
Haskell; Treasurer. Hon, E. g. Fergu-
son; School superintendent. Capt. T..
w. Mccoy. Surveyor. F. W. Brown;
Commissioners, w. H. Ward, j.
H. Irving and G. H. Stsckpole; Cor.
oner. II. Oliver; Delegates to the Ter
ritorial Convention. NJ. w. Packard, L.
Cathcsrt and o. b. Iverson.
Of the above named peraons. eight
out Of tho fourteen served in the Union
army during the war of the rebellion,
viz Iverson, Plsskstt, Gregory, Has.
kell, Mccoy, Ward, Stackpole and
Packard. Mr.. Plsskstt is very popular
throughout the county, and 10 . man of
unqusstionsd integrity and ability, his
retiring and modest manner often passes
him for less than his real worth ameng
strangers.
Mr.. Gregory served in the It'll Iowa
Vols, and was twice wounded at the
battle OF Belmont. No.. from the effects
of which he is now suffering. He is
the Clerk of the District Court here, 40
we'll % County School Superintendent.
He 10 IN excellent scribe. and has per-
formed the duties of both Offices to the
entire satisfaction of all persons inter-
estsd. We are confident that every
member Of the bar who has had bust
ness in the court hers, would willingly
bsar testimony both a. to Mr.. Gre
gory's ability and his entire fairness in
performing his very intricate duties -
Clerk Of the Court. The ticket presents
such IN array Of good names that We
have not space to comment the merits
of others. some OF whom are we'll
known throughout the SQUAD. But We
cannot close without mentioning Capt.
Mccoy. who is the Presbyterian Minis
ter here. A better man for the position
of School Superintendent does not live
within the limits of this county.
Truly yours. Y.