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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24
MARK KIN HG TKLEGRAPH.
GALVESTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, October 2e.-Cot,on-re
ceipjS 22l6 bales; no exports; sales aal!
bales; stock on hand 60, SiI bales; mar
kei weak; midding 9lic; low middlin.
CSC: good ordinary SAGE.
Gold 1905. SilveF-American par
Mexican zoe. Exchange = New Yors
sight Il discount, New Orleans sight par
Hides weak, aud prices are tendins
down
Wool quiet and in limited demand
fall clip Eastern fine 10 medium, i7@
l9c.; Western fine TO medium l6(0lSc
improved Mexican l0@l3c.
Sslt-market quiet; coarse $l.a5; fine
$l.7J.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW York, October 22.-Gold lOOISc.
Stocks heavy. Money 5@6 per cent.
EXchange-long ASK; short 4.S6N.
State bonds quiet. Governmentssteady
Cotton quiet; sales 475 bales; middlinS
uplands exc; middling Orleans i0ISc.
Futures steady; October 9. t6c; Novem-
her 9.57c; December 9.5Sc; January
9.65e; February g. 74c.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, October %. - Flour
quiet and stesdy; Howard street and
Western supertine $2.75@S. 80; extra
50. 75@425; family $425@475; City
mills, superfine, =. 1903. IS; extra S3. rs
@4.0O; Rio brand "a. 7515.00; Pa
tapsco, family, SO. southern wheat
brisk; in middling demand and lc
higher; No. 2higher, and closed weak and
and dull; Southern rcd $l@l.03; am
Der $l.05@l.05; No. 9, Western red,
spot and October 81; November $I.Ol;
December S1.024@l02IS. Southern
corn quiet; small stock; Western firm
asd a shade better; Southern, white and
yellow, 4S@50c.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, October 22. Noon. -
Cotton-tending downward; middling
uplands 6lkd; middling Orleans 6ISd;
sales 5000 bales, including 500 bales for
speculation and export; receipts 10000
bales, all of which were American. Flu
lures l-32@l-l6d cheaper.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
KANSAS CITS, October %. - Corn
fed Texas steers $2.5O@3.00; grass fed
wintered 81 1902 so.
Wheat-No. 2, spot, one car load sold
at ike; No. 3, spot, one car load sold
at 6SS4c.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.--Gold
1003s@100ss. Sight As discount. Ster-
ling, bank, 4.S004.sl. Consols 1850
1890.
Flour quiet and steady; superfne So;
XIX $3.50; xxx $500 4.75; higher
grades $4.75@5.50. Corn scarce and
firm; white jobbing SO: yellow Coo. Oats
scarce and firm at 35c. Whisky steady;
Western rectified $1.05@l.1O. Lard
steady; tierce 724@Sc; keg size. Coffee
quiet; jobbing ordinary TO prime lac,
gold. Sugar-market quiet but steady;
SIC; fair TO fully fair 6@24c;
yellow clarified 716@734c. Molasses
quiet and weak; centrifugal 2S@Slc;
fair SOC; prime TO choice 33@39c. Rice
active; ordinary to choice Louisiana AS
@64c. Wheat quiet; No. red winter
quoted at 95@96c. Pork strong and
higher at 1925. Dry salt meats quiet;
shoulders jobbing at 55sc. Bacon easier;
shoulders are quoted at 5@51sc clear
rib 61sc; clear sides SIC. Hams quiet
and weak; choice sugar cured 12H@
124c.
Cotton firm; sales 240O bales; low
93sc; middliDg 95sc; good
1OISc; middling fair i01Sc; re-
ceipts, net, 1926 bales, gross 2726 bales;
no exports; stock on hand AZ, 1866 bales. |
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

To GRAND JURIEs. How would it
do for all the grand juries in session
throughout the State to send up r,-
ports, petitions and appeals regarding
lawlessness and crime, and making sug-
gestions in regard to the improvement
of our criminal laws2 Could not a law
be passed making it penitentisry
offense for one man to even draw a
deadly weapon upon another, and
should not officers be required
to search people suspected of
carrying deadly weapon>2 Let
the grand juries speak out on such
and similar subjects. Important wit
nesses in murder cases should be put
under bond, and postponements OF
murder trials should be less frequent.
Let the Travis county grand jury lead
off in the good work of sending up al
appeal to the Legislature.
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50 maca has been said about this Dir
ping Spriug7 { fuvsusio8, ! thoush. y
due 10 myself and the I;Ecr delegates
present tina, tdls brief sretemep: al
facts should be made. Whether the
convention was irregular. etc az not,
as Is claimed, I Go cot propose to dis
cuss. regret very much that dissen-
sioa should nave arisen. l. is highly
important. Ia the Interests OF our pee
pie ia Travis aud Blanco counties, that
efficient and able Democratic Repre-
sentatives should be elected to the
Lower House at the coming election.
EBW. w. SuASDs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

The grand jury nov IN session re-
fused TO find an indictment sgsins,
Deputy Sheriff Rousseau. charged with
killing Alex Dickinson, and ordered
his release from custody. and Mon
day he went home. This is strange
Inconsistency bstween the sciion Of 3
Justices court and that of grand jdry.
Justice Neill, before whom Rousseau
was examined, believed him guilty
and refused him bail, while the grand
jury believes him innocent and orders
his release.
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Causes Decided In tho Court or APP
pemIa October I6. 1873.

A. Campbell, Trustee, v. ]. p. Cox,
sheriff; from Hill. Reversed and re-
handed. White, J.
G. B. Shepard v. d. Phears from
Washington. Affirmed.
Jack FinneY v. The State; from Up
shur. Affirmed. White, ].
Evallne Brooks v. The State; from
Parker. Reversed and remanded.
WInkler, ].
Lewis Hill v. The State; from La
mar. Reversed and remanded. Wink
Ter, J.
G. II. Hardy ct al. v. W. L. McIn-
tosb from Hill. Dismissed for want
of Jurisdiction. Opinion by Wink.
Ter, j.
II. ]. Davidson v. The State; from
Caldwell. Appellant, who was con-
ductor on the Sunset railroad, was con-
victed and fined $50 for failing to stop
his passenger train five minutes at Luz
ling, as is required by article 6532, 2
Paschal's Digest. Judgment affirmed -
the law held TO be constitutional. Opin-
ion by White, J.
DAVID Booker v. The State; from
Grimes. Affirmed. Opinion by Ec-
tor, p. ].
Richard Perry v. The State; from
Gregg. Reversed and remanded. OpIn-
Ton by Ector, p. j.
Jim Johnson v. The State; from
Gregg. Reversed and dismissed. OpIn-
ion Dy White, J.
John Taylor Y. The State; from
Coryeil. Affirmed. Opinion by White,
J.
Emory Burgamy v. The State; from
Smith county. Reversed and remand
ed. Opinion by White, J.
Frank Truman v. The State; from
Wood. Reversed and remanded. Opin-
lon by Winkler, J.
Jordan Morris 81 al. Y. The state;
from Smith. Reversed and Temanded.
Opinion by WIokIer, J.
John Allen v. The State; from Up
shur. Affirmed. Opinion by Wink
Ter, ].
J. v. Massey v. The State; from San
Augustine. Reversed and dismissed.
Opinion by Ector, P. J.
William Stephenson v. The State;
from Hays. Affirmed. Opinion by
Ector, P. J.
Hsnry Curry Y. The State; from
Hays. Reversed and remanded. opin-
ION BY Ector, p. J.
Dexter ct a. v. Lumpkip: from An
deIson. Affirmed on certificate.
]. c. Rogers v. Bradford, Bro. q
Co.; Affirmed on certificate.
]. d. Martin Il al. y. 7. @. Hunt;
from San Augustine county. Appeal
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
II. II. Hall e al. v. Alexander Par
ton; from San Augustine county. APP
peal dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Henry Lewis Y. William Gilbert;
from San Augustine county. Appeal
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
The case Of Henry Curry '. The
State, which was reYersed and remand
cd on the nineteentn OF October. 1878,
was from ComAl. ! belieye inadgsT-
tentIy put Il down In my report - from
Hays county.
TzokAs SMITH, Clerk.
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Mr.. ii. BUTLER and Miss Mary J.
Kelley, both OF this city, were manlen
Wednesday at P. NJ. in the Catholic
Church by Rev. D. j. Spillard. A
large number of people were present
to see the marriage ceremony solem,
nizad-indeed, the church WAS hardly
large enough to accommodate all who
were present. Mr.. Buffers general
conduct for some time past had be-
'rayed the fact that fire had been
klndled in his heart as we'll as in bis
brick kiln, and now we have evidence
that he has been as successful in love-
making IS in brick-making. Mr. But
Ter is deserving of the pr;z. he has
gained, and the STATESMAN joins his
many friends in wishing him aud his
beautiful bride very much joy we'll dis.
trlbuted throughout long life.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

THE Capital State Fair commence
Tuesday, October 20, and will last 4 p,
days. Every fact and indication point,
to a grand success. Many hundred
head OF fine stock will be here, ano
the exhibition in machinery and i'm
plements and in home and foreign
productions and manufactures will be
the best ever held in Texas. Every
map, woman and child in Austin
should devote, rs is done at ST. Louis,
one day at least in seeing things at the
fair.
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Mr.. JosEru PxTarEcKY's kitchen
and buggy hauss bur Ell down Frioay
night. BE lost all his kitchen utensils.
\ buggy and wagon. The Ere wss
seen from tho city and the Ore bell
rung, but the distance Was 80 great
that the firemsn did not 60 cnt.
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DARING RoBBERY.-Elrly Saturday
night last the residence of Mr.. F. JOUR.
dan, six or seven miles north of Aus.
tin, was entered by six masked meu,
who, with drawn pistols, compelled
Mr.. Jourdan to open his safe and hand
over what money he had, amounting to
about 5000. Mr.. Jourdan had been 20
town selling cotton and the robbers nc
doubt expected to make better haul,
but. fortunately for him he had de-
posted $1400ln an Austin bank. The
robbers .wsfe masked and one stood
guard outside door, while the
others were inside. Suspicion points
to partiesin the neighborhood, and il
is to be hoped the rufnans and robbers
may be brought to grief. The stealing
and killing that is going on in the
country lie unbearable and unless oil
offenders can be made to suffer and the
laws be more generally and rightly
enforced the country will feel the con-
sequences.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

A KU-KLUx CASE Three citizens
of Grimes county, two brothers usmsd
George snd Joe Ashford and q man
named Dodsor, are on trial before Com
missioner G. E Warren, charged with
''ku-kluxiug" white man named G.
B. Hoadley, teacher of a colored
school. Hoadley, who was living en-
Attorney General Boone's place, in
Grimes county, and boarding with a
colofed family, was taken out at night
and whipped and ordered to leave that
vicinity. The men who did the whip
ping were masked and Hoadley has one
of the masks worn by one of the men.
Attorney General Boone aud Mr. Coff,
of Navasota. appear for the defense,
and Dir. Woodbridge represents the
plaintiff. Several witnesses have been
summoned on each side.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

FoR upwards of thirty years Mrs.
Winsiow's SaothinE Syrup has been
used for children. L coErects acidity
Of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, cares Gysentery
and diaTThGl, whether arising FROM
-eethiHg or other Causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. 25 cents hottie.
fe27iEN1v
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Dr.. @. W. BESsoS's celery and
chSmomile pills are prepared expressly
&c cure sickheadache, nervous hesdaehe,
dySpeptic headache. neuralgia. Rerv-
business and sleeplessness. and viii cure
any case. Price 50 cents, postage free
Sold By all druggists- Ofice, No. 100
North Eatas street, RslsinoTs, Nd.
,ss =Sn
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Gentlemen, he's one of the know
INCEST dogs you ever seen, said dir
~. unkemDt specimen, with q noble
looking Newfoundland ia his conipa-
ny. Here, Bose, give Us yer pawl
Now amt that cute, gentlemeEl Yer
wouldn't think the beast I'D do that,
nd yerG" mo, "saId one OF the party.
quietly, 81 should think he would kind
o hate to do it." The sadiest thing
about this item is that the dog tsueisr
may never know the reason OF that
unanimous smile among his audience.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

HR. G1LLeR, the candidate sor tbs
county atsorneyship. spoke kindly and
generously Eridsy night Of Ais oppo-
nent, Dir. More cur when he came 70
talk OF newspapers be exhausted 'xple-
tives il denaaciation. Sc spoe Of :
Snnday editor as snail edition 4 the
Smisn missing lax. and Of = v.neEa>
Die i,urealist - the only Surviving
heir ii the witch OF Endor dte1id
cosh Hsrs Hars snd knsyss-
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Galveston Live Stock Market.

GALVESTON, October 21.-The live
stock circular of johnson Foster re-
ports:
Receipts-Beeves and cows, $40;
calves and yearlings, 1863; sheep, -;
hogs, SO.
; Sales-Beeves and cows, 394; calves
and yearlings, 204; sheep, liz; hogs, 80
! On ~hand-4Beeves aud COWS, 1876
Gives and yearlings, 81; sheep, 149;
hogs, f01.
Total receipts since January Il
Beevcs and COWS, 9421 calves and year.
lings, 6121; sheep 5S71; hogs, 1871.
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TuE 6rATKsxAN. il should be r.
membeTed, viii print large. extra
edition during fair week. that is is
circulation that week will u about
double the usual number. Hence adj
vertissgs will aud il 10 their advantage
20 avail themselves OF speeial oppoT-
fnniliee.
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~ -

Mr.. GEcR6r SanspEts, farmer
was burien Mseds - ,o'f Iock. Mr..
Saunders was ahnas sssensyI years Of age
and WAS one OF Travis couhty's Oldest
citiseDs. HIS RENAME rest IN the Gem
etery near Fiskville.
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Nn. STILL is rather blssphemous apd
said in his nice little speech Friday
night, that he wss going TO DC State
treasurer or something sin spite o.
hell and high water"
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CLEReYMES, 3 mixers, Book keepers,
Editors and Others who led sedentary
lives, will find much relief from the
frequent headaches, nervousness and
constipation enSendered from want of
exercise, by taking Simmons's LIVER
Regulator. Il is q harmless vegetable
compound; it Gao do no injury, and
numbers VINO have tried it will conf
IDENTIFY assert that is the best remedy
that can be used.
Prepared only by J. II. Zeilin, of
Philadelnhia.
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Fon more than twenty years / have
been sfn eted with rheumatism and
goat. Have taken fifteen bottles Of your
Aanihlialor; an satisfied with the re-
sult--a restoration 10 complete health.
JOIN PAsLEY,
sS4 Elysian Fields street, n, o., Ia.
For circular containing testimonials
snd valuable advice, send to N Jenk-
ms & Co., propristors, New Orleans,
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JuDoE DAVID sHEfKs will speak at
Blauco on the twetsy-ffth, and at
Rouod Monntsin on he twenty-sixth
OF October. lie inYit his opponents
10 be present on these Cccaaons.
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CoTToS GIx BuRNHb. q. W. Tim
meTman's cotton gin, 4 Fiskville, was
burned down on Thursday night, 81
also thirty hsles Of cn,tnn. The loss
is about $4,000. and the ire u supposed
10 be the work of an incendiarY,
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JuDaE BAeos. We hear. pleaded
guilty TO "cEoske5Eess In lasd mat
fersn ana was sentenced TO Two years
In the penitentisry by the Barnet court.
Barnes Parker was implicated some
Nay and he, too. was arrested and
lodged ID the Burnet Sail, ard Il ls
said that other arrests viii be uade.
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Four Indictment were found in
Burnet against Barnes Parker, and he
was placed under bond Of SEQ, 900.
His son-in-law, Ysber. was also az
rested.
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Present myself as the Democratic nominee
iot the once o; Hide and Animal Inspector.
wac il the stock business for eight year,, and
Therefore have the experience necessary TO quail
ny ne for the ones 70 which have been nomi-
haied. W. d. sHEEHAN.
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JusTIcRs IF the peace make no more
by long preliminary examinations ri
murder csses than thej do by short
once, but the bail ffs do. Il "a proba-
be that one bailifI nssda $40 or $50 in
The late exam lete susrice
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ths name Of ISAAC FRIEDRICH IL an
nounced a. the Democratic candidate for the
.eice % JUst4cs OF tee Peace for Precinct No. 3.
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PRESENT QUOTATIONS.

Beeves and cows-Gnod to choice,
per ID. gross ga to Z &c; common
and ordinary, per Id. gross, nomi-
nal. Two year Odds - Choice, per
head, IS 80 to 50 90; common, do,
nominal. Yearings - Choice, per
head, $3.50 to So 90; common, de-.
nominal. Calves-Choice, per head,
$3.50 to $3.50; common, do, 81 to
8. Sheep-Cholce, per ID. gross,
314 to 8 &c; common, do, :. to -.
Hogs-Choice, per ID. gross, 4c.
REMARKS.
Choice cattle have not realized large
prices during the past week. Market
glutted. Calves-The demand has
been fair for weli-selected stock. Sheep
Choice mutton in active demand.
Hogs-Market fairly supplied.
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Popular illustrated box (sco psgcs) CT
MANHOOD Wo2ASHooDs NARKTAGE.
lmpedimenis 70 Marriage; TIE cause ard
rnre. Sent aa1fr.y saalefs postpaid. Tor 50
eenrs, By Dr. G WHITTIER, 6i7 s..
Chasi.1 Suect s. Lcuis. Me- lhs great
sPesEst = Rsza - Eszk.
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Gen. Sherman denies that there was
a rupture between himself and his wife
on account of his sons going into the
Catholic priesthood.
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u t.,gt.r, Or T-ggl, q,a glg1eo C0uEtl<s.

70 Ia V)isFs Of FTaris and Bianeo CouEtISs:
Dy rcqgest II many voters Of your els net
arl sn Independent candidate FOR Floaier. To
mos Of you sta personally known, having lived
among you since nay tOyhOod. Those not sc-
qGan ed vi b m l ask 10 mate close inquiry
rs to wbo can serve their IN crest best and that
they do this bofors voing. solicit honest
Denoc ats and Republicans 10 y,te for me.
? olaise, II ecteG, to serve the Irue interests OF
Travis IA Blaaco eouutiss irrespective OF par.
y Pontc-- Yely resps .tfuuy.
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J. II. HAYNES IL announced as an hide
pendant candidate TO rep. ssent Travis county
10 the LoSsS Holss Of the Sixteenth LegIsla-
tnra
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JUDGE J. H.. BURTs is before the voters Of
Travis county as g candidate for the county
jadges1Ip. He is the nominee or the county
Uemo .rniIc conyention
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Tue name Of DENNIS CokwIN Is presented
before he voters OF Travis eouutY IS q candI-
date for reelection to the once Of Sheriff.
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FrAres has contributed 90, 900 francs
for the DenseS Of the ysllow lever SUI
tsssrL
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JUDGE DAVID sHEEKs Is an independent
indicate for the L 81 Iature. 10 repiesent the
hotori 6. dlstriel. composed Of cr4yis and B.anco
eoautics.
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We are suih rIzsd 10 announce JUDGE 10
HsPa LEE as a candidate for Justice Of the
q. aeu for precinct No 3. T avis eJunty.
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VIZ. BRCeooERHoFF

Judge tn MAS AMBER ,oN Is candidate
for reelection to the once Of County Commits
si5noE for Precinct No 2.
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We are au;hodzeI to announ-e z. HALL
MANI a. a Candidate for reelection to the Of
ace OF Clerk OF the District Court OF Travis
county st the next election.
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TIE CENTAUR ELEMENTS are OF two
kinds. The WHITE is for the human
family; the YELLOW Ia for horses,
sheep, and other ANIMALS. Testimo-
mails of the effects produced by these
remarkable preparations are wrapped
around every bottle, and may be pro-
cured OF any druggist, or by nail from
the Office of 'cHE CEETAVR COMPANY,
46 Dey st., New York CITY. ian1G-Yly
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F. ZIMMERMAN, OF FIskvilie, Is announced
as candl date for the office OF Cattle and Hide
Inspector iof Travis county.
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JoHNiF. DARRICoTr presents nis name be-
fore tbs voters Of ptecine. No. 9 as an indepeu-
dent car didate Tor Constable at the ensuing
election
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Hos. FELIX z. SMITH Is the regularly noml
rhied caudid+te OF the Democracy OF Travis
elunty for 4 test in ths Hoass OF Represents.
tfyea
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We are authorized 20 announce Z p PHIL
LIPS "a candidate FOR Justice OF the Peace.
Precinct No. 3, rrRyis oounty, Texas.
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announce myself Is a caGdidae for Hide
In pector
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The STATEl sAAH iz sut horiEed TO place before
the vote ot Travis county the name Of J. s
SIMPSON as a ,ndidate for the ONCE of jus
tIcs OF the Peace for Precinct No. 8, at the
ensuing election
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We are authorized 70 announce JNO. o.
JOHNSON as cane idAts for reelection to the
oanee Of Tax Collector st the election In No
Vember next.
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4 we4ze suihoris d 10 announce l. B. GILES
~ candidate FOR he ohcs OF Assessor OF Tax.
&c for Travis county attso ecsuing election.
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Gm u candl dAIe for kepresen alvs from the
counties Of III avis and Blanco, in the Sixteenth
Legislature. OsCEOLA ARCHER
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

II c. STILL Is snnpaneed as candidate for
the Ocaee OF County Treasurer Oa eresnbaek
ticket
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

We are authorised % announce A. R. NOR.
RIs as an indcpendsn. cs"didate for Tax Col.
hector 20 Travis county at the November cleo
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

We are kutho-iEed TO auneunee FRANK
HR IWN asth eaudidare for reelection to the
Office OF Clerk Of the County Court of Travis
county, AZ The next election.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

Ernst * RoHN 10 announced as u candi-
date 70 Ind ofiee of cattle and hide inspector
FOL Travis bounty.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

We are authorized to announce the name OF
". TRYUN DAYIs as a candidate for the oflce
of Inspector Oh Hides and Animals fer Travis
county.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

FOR ASSESSOR Nv. N. MoELRoY 10 an.
nozneed u an indersndent candidate for the
otses OF Assessor Of Trxea for Travis county.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24

Mr. F. itoa Ne Is announced Ss candidate
for the ShtrG Ilty OF wis county.