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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-18
TammeTy Burned at MeadvfIle
Especial Dispatch 20 the Leader

MEADyILLE, July IA. - Early this
morning the large tannery owned by
SchOuweker u Goppinger, situated on
the west side OF the river, opposite the
city, was discovered OH fire, and be-
ing located outside the reach of the
fro department, was totally destroyed,
together with large stock of feather,
bark aud machinery. The loss will
reach $16,l %; insured for $1,000 In
the Etns, Hartford and Globe Com
panies. Some thirty watts Of leather
were mostly destroyed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-18

HAYES pardoned Eph. Holland the
convicted repeater and ballot-bOx stuff
fer, who was unceremonious Licked
out Of the Democratic Convention aud
landed square in the arms of the Rad
ical party. He is q fit companion for
Sherman and bis pals who robbed the
people of their choice for President.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-18

HAYES has commenced war ON
Conkling by choppiDg OF the official
heads of the friends of the New York
Senator. On Thursday last Collector
Arthur and Naval Officer Cornell
were ~summalily" removed. It was
for work similar to that that the Rad
icals denounced Andy johnson as q
tyrant and usurper and sought to i'm
peach him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-18

to the Euclid Avenue Station, where
they took the cars for Philadelphia,
Cape May aud New York. OF these
latter performances, we are unable to
speak advisedly, as duties at home
demanded our attention..
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A DEsTRUCTIvE storm occurred at
Seville, Medina county on the 8th, do.
ing great damage TO gardens and
crops. Bridges and buildings were
swept away, and the streets were
flooded with water from ten to TWEEN.
ty inches deep. Cellars were filled
with water aud many persons had to
move out of their houses, the water
being over . foot deep on the ground
Aoor. The railroad bridge aud 500
feet Of track were washed out delay.
ing trains and necessitating q trans
fer Of passengers and baggage. The
damage is estimated at from $4,000
to $20O(1.
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what = Mexican War Would
Require

The New Orleans Times of the I'd
inst, says: "Any one who suppOses
that war with Mexico will prove a
mere bagatelle is making a very griev-
ous mistake. 1t will require at least
4OOCGO men and years hard fighting
to bring our neighbor to q sense Of
this Republics grandeur. In fact, if
the time and number of men were to
be 20 limited We should hesitate long
before buying . pool on the Griugos.
If Mr.. Hayes wants . measure that
will give the country steady and ex-
citing occupation for the rest of his
term he couldn't hit upon a better ex-
pedicnt than this. There is really lit
tie more than rumor at present to in
dicate that such = measure is being
contemplated, but there is rumor, and
1t 10 sustained and justified by proba-
bility that it deserves q much more
serious consideration than it appears
to b receiving"
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RAvENNA. July II. 1875
FLOUR.-King's Best, 500; U. X. IS 6o
Demand. steady.
WHEAT-No. 1 Red. CSC; Mol White $1C0
CORN-shelled brings Csc, ears. .s5c.
OATS-25cts.
RYE-No. brings Co.;
BARLEY-None TN market
HAY-Selling at s. q eiO; ccording to
quality. Dali sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., "a SO @$s 10
HOGS-Dressed, 81 Sd per cwt.
LARD-City rendered 1876.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Hams
selling 1T s>s c; Country &C.
Shoulders. City cured selling at 71sc. Dried
Beef selling ut 49,.
POULTKY-Small supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay cents; un-
dressed &c Turkies. nndressed. Sc.
BUTrER-S q 1Oc.
CIIEESE-Retaiis. 1Oc. Bnyers pay 5sz q &c.
EGGS--buyers pay 10c per siOx.
POTATOES buyers pay a06asc.
BEANS--Choice hand picked IN smalldemand
| At - 90 perbu. Medium 81 -.
VINEls IL Pure cider .retails 2aDs0c per gal
| TALI.oW--huyers pay 61sc.
HlDES-Green. trimm ed No. 1. &c
| FEATHERS-Best retail at 75c.
| WHITE LIME-$1 a5 per
iEwxrEN CrME-t2 10
| sALT-COarse sells at 81 IS; fine 81 aO
| WOOD-stove 81 OOos 50; q feet wood - %
| d . 50 per cord.
! SUGARS
Coffee sells for lie
| ExtraC 10c
Grannlated 1sc
| Crushed ..........................- .ls1se
Brown .......-.-.............. @l0c
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MORGAN HORSE.

Formerly owned by l.. L. Dorsey, of Kentucky y
one of the best Horse Breeders in the United
States. was purchased in 1Ss2 bf Geo. Lyman OF
Cleveland. for So OOD. where he made stand for
two years, when he was bought by $. Strong. 8.
N. Andrews. and Al. AdOlph. and is now owned
by s, y. Andrews.
He will make the balance of the season of
1873 recommending July 1st, at the stable of the
subscriber. In ROOtstown.
TEHMs:-$5.OO 90 Single Service; ei0 90 to Insure.
Any person parting with mares before they
are known to be with foai or falling to attend
regularly. will forielt Insurance. Win not be
responsible for accidents.
PEDIGREE = Don Rlain is q black horse and
sure fOal getter; will weigh. in flesh. 1900 lbs.
He was sired by Green Mountain Black Hawk ;
he by HIPS Black Hawk; thence directly back
to Justin Morgan; thence 10 True Britain, i'm
ported, and he direct to tue Arabian Horses ;
his Dam by Vermont Morgan In an in bred and
She u hah sister tn Gold Dust. Any references
in regard TO his stock can be had of the hest of
horse men. Don Blain is q trOtter. IS second to
none as u StslliOn and trotted while owned by
Dorsey, in :30 500 S.N. ANDREWS.
July 1st, 1873, 2m.
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Respectfully yours,
SAMUEL ID. HARRIS.
Ju,v IL 1878

IS4Veund, July Id, 1910.
IN a note appended the Leader Ed
itOr says its reporter is positive that
he not only got the spirit, but also al
most the words of that gentleman,
(uaming 'Ourself) We know he is al
together mistaken, and if he persists
1u asserting that he correctly reports
US, we shall be forced to denounce
him as q willful liar. To those who
know us his story is the most ridicu.
lOus twaddle.
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The reporter of the Akron Argus q
few days ago met Sam. Carey ut Kent,
ON his journey home to Cincinnati,
applied his pump to him. The gcner-
al gave it as his opinion that the
Greenbackers will sweep Michigan
clean. He acknowledged that the
Democrats of Ohio had adopted q
platform that is all they can ask but
claims that they can't be trusted TO
carry it out. Perhaps General Carey
can tell what moro his party could
have accomplished had they had the
same aud no more power in the Coy
ernment than our party has had. He
seems to entertain q special spite to-
ward Judge Thurman and Pendleton.
What vote Thurman has ever cast up
on the financial question to which
Carey and his friends take exception
we are at loss to know; and, as TO
Pendleton, we had always supposed
he was regarded as an original Green
backer, the author of the greenback
doctrine. But 1t will be difficult to
satisfy Sam. Carey with any party or
any doctrine which doesn't recog.
nize him as the grand mogul.
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tho I.or,Tai, Fainter

Mr. w, Is, Duncan has removed,
Hs studio ID nov over Mr.. tsleyent'
book store, On Main street. aud he u
prepared IA execute work ia his llne
enthusiastically, ~ moderate prices 10
10 nov AZ work On number ~ llie'
Hike portraits in oil, among when W.
recognized one VI Judge norton, our
pDslniiiee man. mh22 lw
w, q, Holland, attorney al Law,
oliloe, corner III Main aud Lamar
streets, Special attention % bankrupt
cases, lanlA'2m
Query "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Mafbur Bros, Seal Of North Caro-
lisa, ut tho same prIoe2' Jan'aldly,
-IfyOu want 10 buy family car
rlage, Orr has tho latest styles and
patlerna,-tf
Immense arrival Of the latest styles
In. hats, shirts, underwear, hose, ties,
lall this seaaOn's gOOdHl, aud ~ prices
which arc below realization, NJ tho
New York clothing house NETT
Choice EARLY Rose potatoes S22b,
nj Adams A. Co. n
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TIM COUNTS,
0auaiy OsHFL


Leggait A Butler w, W, D. Clark
Judgment ior defendant
N, Antoine Va, Oiiy oi Dallas, Judg'
ment Us garnisheei inleryenor dis
missed without prejudice
j. NJ, Wigdns Va, j. 4, Elliott New
trial granted defendant,
DisiTleg OaHFl,
Common A. Walker VI, George Lang
belle. Plaintiffs motion Tor order Of
sale Of goods In hands Of reaelyer
granted,
State of Texas w. William Bu'
ehanan, Tor murder found not guilty,
Mr. Aldredge, county attorney, was
defendants attorney before he was
elected, aud hence could not prosecute
~ this case, Messra, Hurt aud Payne
prosecuted, aud hlesara, lNearby aud
CowaTt defended,
State w, liurrell Roberts, oolored,
charged with theft, Defendants mo-
ton for new trial Oyenuled defend
ant excerpts, aud gives notice Of APP
peal,
State w, James Crutohheld, murder,
Found not guilty,
State VI, John Parker burglary,
Dismissed,
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A Si0Ienl yotpr,

Yesterday evening Martin Blake,
with election In his bones and his In
ner man copiously supplied with old
rye, proceeded to proclaim his rights
as voter. He argued the question
with all whom he met, declaring that
tnasmuch rs he had paid his taxes
promptly he had q voice In the matter
as to who should be the next city as.
SCISSOR and collector. Going into King
don's saloon, on Main street, he AZ.
serted his rights by knocking John
White down with N rock, cutting a
cash some two inches long In the top
of his head, laying the flesh bare clear
to the bone. DR.. johnson dressed the
wounded mans head. After this little
election maneuvre Blake kicked IN
several other rows, but was not ar.
rested In either one OF them,
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The city Engineer.

The present incumbent, Captain w.
NJ Johnson, Is candidate for re.elec.
tiop, after having served the city In
this capacity for four years. Captain
Johnson is professional civil engineer
by education and actual experience
upon some of the most important pub.
lie works OF the day. He located the
Texas and Pacific rair nd from the
East Fork to this city, and the Dallas
and Wichita from this city to Elm
Fork, besides having been in charge of
the construction Of the Texas and Pa.
ciiic on both sides Of the Trinity river.
With such limited means az the city
could afford him he has opened and
improved ninety five miles of streets
and projected his plans to thoroughly
drain the fifteen hundred acres upon
which the city is located. AS an en-
ergetic, faithful public servant he
deserves the support OF our citizens.
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LOCAL J0TTINGS.

Shoot the d0gu.
Texas would be n good Held for the
Murphy movement.
--Ioaiers and dead beats still linger
In the lap of spring.
The election IL the all.absorbing
theme on the streets.
The new wagon OF the Texas lee
company Las beauty,
There, were about one hundred bales
ofcoiion on tho market yesterday.
Let the street sprinkliDg brigade
be re'orgsnized and go on active duty.
This Is on the eve Of an election,
and the police force should he in.
creased,
yesterday was beautiful day, and
the streets were thronged with ladies',
busy shopping.
March came In like lion and II
Is going out the same way, ifthis cold,
clustering weather don't let up,
Yesterday morning u number of
freight wagons arrived In the city to
carry freight to the western towns.
We call attention to the platform
OF the green hackers, which we publish
this morning as an advertisement.
The south bound train on the Cen
tral, last night, was crowded with pas
sengegs, mary OF whom stopped OIL
here.
Many OF the vacant lots Ia the
suburbs are being fenced in by their
owners, many of whom mediate
building.
The Stonewall Greys and Lama
hiiies speak of giving military ball
NJ Longs lake as soon as the moonlight
nights set In.
The pupils OF the First Ward
school were rehearsing at the opera.
house yesterday evening for the exer4
cises tonight.
Last night, about nine o'clock,
James HarkinC, drunk and disorderly
on the streets, was arrested and Gala.
boosed by Officer Matt. Scott.
Yesterday evening Pete Brown and
J. English had little fisticuG, at
Pete's saloon, on Lamar street, results
ing In bloody noses and slightly dis,
figured faces No arrest.
The ice cream festival to be given
by the lady Dembers of the United
Friends of Temperance this evening
VIII be at Germania hall, instead of
the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Admission, fifty
cents.
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-feblly
-spanking teams NJ OH'a n
-Drs Darlington aud Pace would
respectfully announce 20 thfir friends
apd lhe public that they have become
associated IN the practice " the sew
eral branches NJ their profession. For
the present they viii retain Dr Gar
Tlngl0na office, Dr, fAGe's residence,
corner Of Young and lirOwder,
mhli LA
VIII send you anywhere you want
10 20 anl do II Ia good style and AZ
fair rates j, a, WORK a SON.
Whenever you are IN need Of a
shirt, or pair Of pants, Or a full suit,
W 10 the New York elolhiug house,
aud thus save money aud get the best
mh2 n
"A great bargain Ia butter, AZ
Adams n Co, n
The great arrival Of beautiful new
aud elegant spring goods IL announced
At the New York clothing house, u
Adams n Go, Ill orders for grain
aud prOduoe.-tt
--lfyOu want 10 trade M old buggy
Tor n new Que, Orr's In tho place III
III you are looking for either chill
dren'a suits, boys suits, or youths
suits, you cpn 20 to headquarters, the
New York clothing house, aud save
money. m2'tf
-Four No, mules for sale at
Orr's II
Adams n Go, solicit oonsignmenls
and flls orders, n
Buy your buggies ut Or's-they
all do IL. II
Orr IL selling his buggles aud
wagons NJ twenty-five per cent Less
than nj, Louis prices, 1T.
-lfyou want to save hundred
dollars IN the purchase Of u buggy 20
10 Orr'a,-tf,
New horses aud new buggies ut
Orr'a new stable, on Main street, II
Fine horses and. carriages alwaya
on hand, and for sale, by J. A. Work
n Son. mcbS dtf
Orr takes the Mexican dollar ut
par for horse hire II
Cheap means nothing, when you
look at the immense assortment OF fine
hats, at one dollar, at the New York
clothing house. m2.tf
Adams n Co. I'll orders for grain
and produce. II
Carriages for funerals and all 9th.
or occasion, on application to j. 4.
Work &SOn. --mchS dtf
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Co,orea voters Meeting.

The colored voters held another
meeting last night to fix up their slate
for the coming election, but they were
far from being II unit on any one man,
each expressing themselves In favor OF
his particular candidate. The oandi-
dates for the office OF city assessor ana
collector were discussed at length, but
without arriving at anything like Il
definite conclusion, and the meeting
ended with little or no satisfaction to
either candidate or voter.
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Iias,I a LaIIT0p,

In spite Of tho hard times the sta
tlonery business seems 10 DO well pat
roniaed, Az the well'known house of
Reed n Lathrop, you will Mud new
goods continually arriving, aud an mir
of bualneaa that IL refreshing these dull
tunes, II Is the general rendezvous Of
those In search Of wall paper, blank
books, wrapping paper paper bagH or
any of the thousand aud one articles
that are found In u first class book
store, H.
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Look Gus for Robhers,

By close inspection of your beds you
will find you are being robbed daily of
money by moth, and of health by the
unhealthy odor and dust from beds
which have been used for a mum Der of
years without being renovated. Now
Is the time to prevent this work of
destruction by calling around to the
corner of Wood and Market streets
and having your beds renovated. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
or no pay. Leave orders at Washing.
ton hous fore W, r. TAYLOR.
meh2D div
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Al the coming MaI.Fest, the Ston.
wall Greys propose to add one humid
rod dollars TO the prize that viii bN of
fered for the best drilled company,
when they VIII challenge tho conf
panies 81 the state 10 compete with
them IN u shooting match, This would
prove quite m interesting feature on
that occasion, should their proposal be
accepted by our German citizens,
which we do not doubt IL will be.
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school Exbtb,,,o,

Tho pupils Of the First Ward school,
under the management of Prof. J.
Tooley, will give an exhibition at the
operahouse Tonight. The programme
OF the evening is unusually interesting,
and a full house Is anticipated. Prof.
iooley has gained distinction as an
educator, and the fruit OF his labors
viii be seen tonight In his we'll.
trained pupils. Admission twenty
five cents.
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Real Estate rransfern Yesterday.

Reported by Cummins d Davis, real
estate agents, 100 Lamar street:
Houston and Texas Central railroad
TO Howard oil company, block seven,
In railroad addition, for S9l6.
q. w. Durrett to M. A. Durrett, forty
acres out of the Durrett survey, for
$500.
M. ID. Durrett to Thomas ID. Hill,
part of Durrett survey, for 5000.
II. G. Clark to S. s. futile, part OF
Juan Cassilla survey, for $lO3l.
+. Il. Guedry to Mary l.. Penniman,
part OF Thomas Dyke survey, for $3.50.
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by reference 10 our announcement
column II will be seen that Colonel q.
~ candidate for alderman Of the SEQ
ond ward, lie IL too well known 10
the people Of Dallas 10 require mn ex-
tended notice at our hands. A sound,
clear.headed, honest and intelligent
man OF business, II elected no win do
tho city faithful and efficient service.
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Notice 90 Bridge builders.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until l O'clock on
Monday, April |, 1878, for the erection
of the following wooden highway
bridges and approaches: Across west
fork of Trinity, on the Dunville road,
one span Of ninety feet and one OF
fifty feet, with sixty feet approach,
Across White Rock creek, on Rockwell
road, one span Of sixty feet and thirty.
four feet approach. Across Duck creek,
on the Rockwell road, Que span Of ifty
feet and twenty feet approach. Across
Rowlett creek, on the Rockwell road,
one span of sixty feet and thirty-six
feet approach. Across Muddy creek,
on the Rockwell road, one span of fifty
feet and twenty eight feet approach,
together with the wooden piers and
sbutments.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at my office, on the corner Of Main and
darwood streets, at any time. The
right Is reserved to reject any and oil
bids
W. NJ, JOHNSON, Engineer.
For committee on county roads.
Dallas. Texas, March Ia. lSIS Ow
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Lewis Nealo has removed his stock
OF drugs and medicines to No, 7O6 Elm
street, new building, first door west
OF Cowen d Co., where lac will keep n
full line Of drugs, medicines, toilet ar
tlolea, etc The patronage Of the pubs
lic IL respectfully solicited, Prcscrip-
tiona carefully compounded, lm,
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Yesterday evening, on the corner Of
Market and Commerce streets, an
lrishman, named Pat Maoaboy, and u
negro, named NImrod Porter, got into
u difficulty, when the latter hit the
former badly, and otherwise used him
III. No arrest.
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PROCLAIM 'iI0N.

Ia obedience 10 n resolution OF the CITY
Council, lAshed ~ u FepuiGl mprllng held
March tho ltl, his, aud Misc IA obedience ~
section rs NJ theoiiy charter /, W, l.. uahell,
Mayor Oi tic CITY oi DAl'url do hereby direct
that - RprClal election hr nald 0n Tuesday,
the ri day OF Aprl, A, b, ihlh, IN tho heoOnd
ward ~ lhn city OF Dalln. ~ one alderman,
" serve The uneXplfeu tefm NJ Alderman
W, NJ, q, mn, who ruslgned March the hth,
lHs
lbe ectlou viii be held NJ the Od broom
Factory, A, d, darlington presiding 0fiiper,
The polls viii be opened ats o'clock u, M
aud CLOSE NJ u y, ~
Ia witness whereof I have heTeuniO Rel
my hand and piliNod the heal Of tho city Of
Dallas, this lAlh dny Ol March, MS,
AttpHli W, l., CAliEIL,
j, H. llEnEFOWD, Mayor,
S0nfrlay, mnTlldl0i
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THAR ar sevrul lawyers Nv Dallas
hu ar CRATE ornament NV the bar
(roomS) speshully leckshun times. We
hev beer.mugs, beer glasses, julip
strainers, bitter-tubes at panick prices,
at Cheap Johns, 70S Elm street, New
China store, -mh24 dit,
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Dead Dog,

Yesterday evening large dog under
took 10 light car on the San JacintO
line by running In front, and snappIng
at the wheela, The passengers thought
the dog was mad, but be that as ltmny
he IL no more, for tho wheel caught
him, running over hia neck, severlng
hIa hNAd from bis body.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29

Jones & Spatholt, merchant tailors,
70l Main street, over Singer sewing
machine office, have just received and
keep constantly on hand well select.
ed stock of cloths, cassimeres and doe.
skins, and everything pertaining to q
first-class tailoring establishment. Ten
per cent of for clergymen. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. m6-dlm
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Yesterday a tramp might have been
seen going to the different beer So.
looms through the city emptying the
beer from the old kegs into tin can.
lie certainly has not been here long
enough to vote, or he wouldn't have to
maneuvre so for his liquor these cleo
ton times.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Windsor Hotel,

II ID Ethridge St.LoulsF III Manning Boston
I y Boskins New YorkM q owen st. Louis
J u Ryan city II Bradley Chicago
y helbronnor Gal'tonGeorge Levi city
j W Shern PhiladeliaC Chesbrough Dallas
NJ Morliu 81 Louis q W Floyd NJ & l. II X
IL Stelnfeldt NJ Louis NJ j Divet Fit Worth
j McCOrinach N Y w NJ Hayner Troy o
w Nogt Louisville q NJ. Thompson 20
w y Mckee Philadel'aW A Fuller Chicago
L Davis Texas = Billitz New Orleans
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DALLAb, Mhroh ~ 1873.
During my absence from the city
for few hours on business, arumor TO
the effect that had withdrawn from
the race for.assessor and collector has
been actively circulated
In Justice to myself and friends, |
pronounce the report untrue, and feel
confident that therumor viii not affect
the efforts which they are making in
my behalf lfmy friends stand firm
there are hundreds Of voters too aensi'
BILE TO be carried away by street talk,
who will come to my support on cleo
ton day. q. j. GREEN.
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10 Nntrrn of Elrsl Wind I

~ otoIh VI Pllhl WWu
During my absence from the city,
my friends nominated me TO represent
them IN alderman Of the First ward,
Az the eastern section Of tho ward has
not been represented for five years,
though In Justice aud fairness entitled
TO such, accept the nomination, and
II elected vi III serve the ward and city
TO the best OF my ability.
j. IL CALDWELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29

Having purchased the entire grocery
stock of F. n. Tucker at bankrupt sale,
we will offer the goods to merchants
aud families at lower figures then ever
before. Call arly,and secure bargains,
at fuckers old stand, opposite Texas
and Pacific road. We mean what we
say /; the goods must be sold.
mchl3-dlm LEVI & BRO.