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Galf Hamilton

81 Louis Times: The silver bill OF
Mi Blaine does not seem to have
cheated the excitement II was intended
70 produce. The fact II, MFR. Blaine
himself falls short Of hls intentions
aud The expectations Of his friends in
the senate. There is a suspicion 10
some quarters that the man from
Maine has been uninteutionally sniff, d
COT by his sister.in-law; that Gail Ham.
llton IL the senator de ,Ws. while
James ia mere Ne Jucfo fgure.head.
All Of which Is bad for Blaine.
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A Iarge PLAN

There has Just been made at Stock
ton, California the largest pillow even
manufactured. It is designed to worl,
in the tules, and cuts furrow thirty
i've inches deep. The mould board is
eight feet long from the point to the
end. The pillow will be attached to a
sulky, and will require twelve stout
animals to pull il.
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Marriage and %. ra,e,. ON rsur.,,,,

A Job to coax bachelors out Of single
niessedness. and TO decrease the stock
Of old maids b. an increased demand
ior wives, may be invc'yed in some
statements made BY the London Re,
view IN regard TO the relations exist.
ing between marriage and longevity
Old maids and bachelors, Il SAYS rarely
attain 10 extreme old age. and then Il
tells Of people living TO extraordinary
ages by wedding q dozen times or 90.
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DR.. J. C. AVER & co, Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

The Most Eminct hVin% Authors,
sucn az ri. Hon, W. r. Gladstone Prof
Max Muller, Prof, Tyndall, DR. ~, b. Car.
penter, X. A, Proctor, Prof lluNlty,Jns a.
Froude, Edward A. Freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, u. Mackenzie Wallace, Ihe Duke Of
Argyll, Mrs. Muloch, William Black, Jean
lngclOw, Miss Thackeray, Mrs Ouphant,
Mrs. Alexander Geo. MacDounld Matthew
Arnold, Tnrgueuef, Auerbuch, Ruskin, Ten.
nyson, browning, ana many others are rep.
resented I'm The DAEeN of
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JupGE ALEXANDER, after n laborious
session of the dstrict court at Waco,
continued through three or four
months adjourned on the 18th. The
bar passed euloRistic resolutions, Judge
Alexander il one of the oblcst, rs he is
one Of the most active .jmists in the
state, The bar OF Waco is very able,
and he VINO winsa plaudit from it, certes,
must deaervc il.
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice Is hereby given that will begin on
the nrst day OF January next to mnBe tne
assessment of real estate aud psrscuai prop
eity Tor the city taxes OF 1873. aud an persons
agent Of another, ANY leni estate OF is.r-ilHl
property, ale hereby uotinrt 90 come
ward 10 the ofiice uf tire ITS A.- --rl a~t
Collector and render the same before ere
first dag Of February, ISIS
J. y. uGDEN,
dec29-lO. CITY Assessor Il f',.i.afur.
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Clnb.PriceS for the Heat Home nud
Foreign LiterntuFc.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: "pos-egsel
OF IRE LIVING AGE aud on or two other oi
our Nl'acluuS American mOnthlies, "a sup.
scriber viii mud himself ia com maud OF the
whols situation"
For 5000 The LIVING AGEand either one
OF The American s. MUnthii,s cor unrpe' =
weekly or BazAr Will be sent ilr q Sc. ",
both pOstpai or, for ~ 20, the LIyINu on
ana the st. Nicholas, or Appietons Journal.
Adufess IiGtaEL a GAY,
nov2gddwlt H,stns5.
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Notice 10 Delinquent Tax Payers
OF THE CITY OF DALLAS.

hAyugH uIFCF ny on nALIAtI
January H. ls,t,
Notice Us hereby given 10 all Delinquent
taApaNvrh ul tUu city whose property was
solu fer non payment Of tAGs, uud par
cnnstd hy the cts AZ tha recent tax sales
that lnry can save further costs Dy coming
orYHld aud paying the haIne 20 the coAeo-
or, W. l. CABE l.,
UuulNilut Mayor city a. DHlluH
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We will ind buy ems for Lands. Farms and
WY Property. We will find renters tnT
Farms, Dwellings and stores. Furnish al.
straets, perfect titles, pay taxls, etc. Neeoti.
ats Ioans on real estate security. Maze sur.
Buy, sell and locate LAM certif,st,s
rarms and city property In the North IN
exchange for Texas property. W
naving an extensive acquaintance with
Ton Is turned In this directInn psrtiss A.
~ y. ng 70 sell property will do well 10 nj ace
IL In our hands. ocalg,,
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WILLIAM BoSD ESQ, Is 10 take per-
lona management of the affairs Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad In
nlture.
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llyoRornomA is said to be raging in
Bosquo county among the stock, Cats
tle. horses sheep and hogs beingOilected
lt IA
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 81,

TINS Eiegram II mot annihllated TO
any extent by tho ErmHo, u we ara
10 accept Ia own statement
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TO the Voters Of Dallas.

Being candidate for the Office of City
Assessor and Collector deem II proper 10
say that If elected, and 1t should become
necessary to collect taxes by levy I'D vertlse-
lnent and sale, my charges In such cases
shall not exceed the expenses actually in
CURED under such advertisement and sale.
jan2}-lw. FEE b. BRYAN.
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D9aExrRA OFFER FOR 1879. -la

To all rev subscribers tur 1875. Will he sent
traits the six numbers OF hi, containing
ne nrst instruments Of a new .Gliul "E.ytyN,'
translated from the German of Fran Won
lngerslebeu--the best work OF one uf Inc best
ana brightest authors of Germany. A new
story by the charm lng English puthpt..s,
HISS ahaekerhg, also appears in the Same
numbers, from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans.
ing the stomach and bowels, and even ths
blood, In small doses OF one pin day
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health,
AYERS Pulls have been known for
more than q quarter of a century, and have
obtained q worldwide reputation for their
virtues, They correct diseased action IN
the several assmiatiyo organs Of lhr
body and are so composed that ob.luc-
tiuns within their range can rarely with.
stand or cyadc them, Not only do thew
cure the everyday complaints Of cyrn.
BODY but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have balllcd the best Of
human skill, While they produce power.
ih effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children, BY
their apcrlent action they gripc much less
than the common purgatyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inllamed
They reach the vital fountains oflhc blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing 10
from the clements Of weakness,
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calompI
nor any dclcterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody, Their
sugar-coatmg preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to takei while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
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4 ITENTlON GARDENERS fpf lrnll
y from ton a. furlY ArIua urh h'urh f1uN}
luHm IA % hlgh state M ,p.N hlluhf Al.t
able price. j hl.H a MuHrllh iirm ~
thtH Agents, so, ~, austin h.ftrl l'hlN"
IIuu1k-A hpuae win "a noon r.. a.
IL stable, COW shrdH Hud ulI necessary uu-
hulldiuyH Also tuut artuH 81 tul Nlui',N
THOMAS CARROLL, 1umy MillH. DALLAS
county Texas ltha u"
ID OOMA Two tuuiLH ulnlHh,d ~
IL uumTniHhod, Dot % AWlu anu
Market NrtWH, ApulY ut the Washington
iiouap. Al AlHtl.ut street drrb.tl
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MISCELLANEOUS

Are the most o.
hctiye and cange
nlalpllrgatiyccyer
discovered They
are mild but eE
hctual IN their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain
Although gentle
IN their operation
they are still the
most thoroughanl
spurpltiu0 9th.
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PAGES BOOTS and Shoes
5O- MAIN ST.,iDAII4AS sos
THEBEST AND LARGEST RE TAIL Took
THE OLDEST BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE IN TEXAS,
FINE WORK TO ORDER! LADIES MEASURE
FINE WORK TO oRDE
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


FOlf-llne Advertisements inserted iWlen ~
thih column Tot IWeniy-flYr Cents
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NkyANTEB-A nitugtun 90 a. Eturfhi
w 0useWuTk, by - competent Mh'l'
woman Ada ras ~, lieIal once.
IHuNHgt
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AhPuRTER -Hiilatlon ~ porter of some
y work 10 make ny buHrr huhr Hhl
steady lHblis rluahg I'd runss '' lir'hlu
Once, lAHlr'
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LITTELL's LIVING AGL.

Jan. |, 1873, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
its l5Gth volume. Daring the year II will
furnish TO It's readers the productions OF the
foremost authors above named and Others,
em rTRCing the choicest Serial and short
an amunut
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Unapprgached by Any Gther
FpriONiCal

in the world, Of the mos, valuable Literary
and scientific m0tter Of the day, nom tho
pens of the leading Essnyists, Scientists,
| Critics, DISCOVERIES amt Editors, represent.
lug every department Of knowledge aud
| Progress.
THE LIVING AGE is n Weekly Magazine
| giving more than
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M,,eell.osou, Want,

NNtHIrE GlRl-.A good white girl o. wait
w on table AT tho American mouse, Ne.
Kinney, Texas, enc who can hurk tutu
reference, ana undUrstuudH lvr business
good home Nnd good wugon 10 guaranteed,
iun8l-ll
uNO EXCHANGE, ,, ucrrg uf lpud In
Young, liid la Johnson ANA $50 ~ lllhr
ton Cuuntip, tu uArnuurv lui good llillNh
clty property ur good land ltu ~ nNu 10 rirll
milpa nom palms, tr u o.ihln once 'll
Main sliect, uppuH,tc lnr ruutl mouse. ,,.,
JNu42-lm, ''Nluhh "7'
,NyANTltD-r EXcnaneo-lla1 acres ot
w good hand, 90 Ia cultivation, 2D hehl
of beeyo,, horses on mules, Hnd one tnoushno
dullnrH M cash for stock Of gonIN, LHhus
ln faHt Texas, prairie and timber. Apply 10
WORD n kliARBf, ATTY At Law,
decltf Olor Exchange BHnE'
~ acknowledgements may be- handed
~ into our business ONCE up TO p' M
and into tho composing room I'll ~ M
Two MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK
/ Ing Glasses, Etc,, with care, ana very
cneap, II. ", kHEl lEk. Leave orders AZ
j. l. Murphy n Goa Lamar street oel2-llh
WANTED - Everybody 10 have then
w clothes cleaned, dyed Hnd repaired NJ
JACOB w EBEI'S Cleaning ana Dyolng Es'
tablishmcnt, 400 Main street, Dallns, Sntiss
faction warranted, lulyl-lyf
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~ OTlCE.-A Advertisements may be- handed
~ into our business ONCE ny 10 p' NJ
and into tho composing room TIL "A, m,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-19
All the World Around.

The Austrians Indignantly deny
committing atrocities in Bosnia.
The Berlin Reichstag still engaged
on the socialist bill, which threatens
a crisis in German policy. F
Count Won Bismark a young neph-
ew of tho chancellor commits suicide
through physical suffering.
A panic in securities in London
and American bonds coming home.
Leprosy has appeared at several
towns in the province Of Alicante
Spain. M
A Jewish Journal printed in Ara
bic, has been started in Calcutta.
The German Socialist Hasselman
has been set at liberty.
A man has arrived in San Francis
co with wheclbarrow which he has
wheeled across the continent.
An outbreak of armed negroes
$500 in number are said to be march
ing to plumber and burn Natches.(?)
. Grand Brotherhood of Locomotive
engineers, in session at indianapolis
with 100 delegates present.
The defensive works of Constan-
tinople to be strengthened.
The question of French and En-
glish influence in Egypt amicably ar
ranged.
Hathaway, the Fall River default.
or, sentenced to ten years in the State
Prison.
DIR. IL. G. McFall assaults II. John.
son, editor of the White Hall Regis
ter, Carrolton, Ill.
The Grand Lodge knights of Ply
thias, jurisdiction of Illinois, in SEES
sion at Quincy, Ill.
Revolutionary placards posted in
st. Petersburg despite the vigilance
of the police and military.
The American schooner "Jordan
l.. Mott" carrying ex-President Con
zales, of San Domingo, and twenty
two of his followers, supposed to be
lost.
The, Burlington Gazette sues the
Madison Democrat for libel, the
Democrat having charged that the
Gazette sold out to Greenbackers
and defeated Hobbs, the. Democratic
Congressional nominee.
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PLANT TREES.

The farmer cannot be too often re-
minded of the necessity and desir-
ablcness of tree culture on these
western prairics, because there is q
disposition in all new countries to
neglect what seems to be little things
for the main chance. Nature has
forgotten while pouring down sun
light upon us in floods, to provide
shade, and what nature has failed to
do, man must provide for. In the
eager desire to open up new farms,
or, improve the old, in the strain to
which many farmers are subjected of
trying to get out OF debt, or pay for
farms yet unpaid for, planting trees
or other ornamentation' seems a
waste of time, and is put off from
year to year. But If anyone will
consider ut what small outlay of
time and labor trees can be planted,
and what results of comfort and
even profit be attained by setting out
trees for shade and ornament about
the house, and for shade and protec-
ton for cattle about the farm, IL will
be readily seen TO be one of the most
profitable OUTLAWS of labor that can
be made.
Aside from fruit trees which cost
money, there are many forest trees
that may be planted without any
cost except the labor of taking them
from their native forests and setting
them out. They will add TO the val.
nc of the farm in dollars and cents,
considering ii as an improved place,
while by proper selection, they
may also be made to yield in future
return in firewood or fruit. Take
for instance the pecan. The nut is a
valuable one, and will be more and
more valuable in the future. 1t is a
favorite nut in the North, and sells
now for good price. As popula-
ton increases, the present wild sup
ply will be inadequate to meet the
demand, and the nut be a source OF
great profit. A few may be plant d
each fall without any cost, and they
will form a legacy for children, at all
events, as they bear very young.
Experiments have been made with
this tree and it has proved TO be OF
moderately rapid growth,t to bear ear
ly and to be very prolific. The nut has
already a steady market value which
will increase year after year, so that
we believe the product of five hun
dred pecan trees, twenty years from
the present time, will produce more
money than the products in cotton
and grain of two hundred acre
farm. Yet five hundred trees will
just go around a two hundred acre
farm, at proper distance apart.
These need not be planted all at once,
but some each year at no cost, and
they will prove shelter, ornament
and profit, for time to come.
We believe the pecan tree growing
as it does so thrifty in Texas. which
is its natural home, and growing
well ON the prairie as has been
shown we think by trees already
growing, is capable of becoming a
source of wealth as well as comfort,
and we would advise our farmer
friends to not let this fall pass with
out planting more or less of these
fraac
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Particulars of the Dowdy Children
Massacre.

KERRsvILLE, Texas, Oct. q, 1873.
Our fellow-townsman, VIM. V.
Gregory, has Just returned from the
scene of the Dowdy Massacre on
johnson creek. Mr.. g., left the town
on.Saturday the 5th inst. on visit to
the family, and on reaching Capt.
Lewis Nelson's, two miles this side
of the Dowdy ranch, he first heard
of the Indian raid. He pressed for
ward, and arriving at his destination,
a scene of unparalleled horror met
his gaze. The dead bodies of three
girls and their yonng brother had
just been borne in and lay before him
in their warm blood, mangled fear
fully. The survivors of the family
were there, dumb under God alone
knows what of feeling, peering daz-
eddy at each dead form. A few hours
before, on this bright October morn
ing, the fourth day from their arri-
val at their mountain home the three
daughters, Alice, Fannie, and Riley,
aged respectively IS, 16 and 13years,
with little brother aged IL years !;
left the house and went out among
the hills with their herds of sheep,
expecting to be relieved by their
brother Lick in an hour or two in
the charge of the herd. Dick started
in search of the party, but not find
ing them he returned. The mother
then went out, and about three hun
dred yards from the house found her
daughter Alice where she had fallen,
pierced with arrows and wounded in
| the side by the thrust of a spear and
through the neck by a rifle shot
Alice lived long enough to recognize
her mother-spoke the dear name OF
"mama," and expired. Some fifty
yards further on was found the body
ofFannie, who had been seated under
a tree reading. The red devils had
shot her where she sat, and near thu
spot where Alice fell was found the
body of Riley, the youngest sister
On returning, the body of the boy
was found, il appearing that he RAJ
toward the house. The bodies wcr,
all pierced through by arrows ant
bore the marks of rifle ball anf
spears. 1t is supposed the attach
was made about o'clock in tn,
morning. The bodies were bruised
their heads mangled with rocks, bu
no scalps were taken. On yesterday
they were buried.
~ marvel If somewhere in HeaveI
or Hell this riddle of Life grow
clear" ADOBE.
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Young negro ruflians maltreat two
Mexican girls and a young German
girl, in Snn Antonio, and one of the
young devils gets ON awful drubbing,
from a leading journalist.
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One of the most cold bloodcd and
shocking murders of the season is the
killing of two young farmers near
Mansfield. If the present reign of
blood continues, the papers will be
obliged TO condense them into the
form of items.
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The results of the recent elections,
official returns of which are now in,
may be summed up as follows.
Hard money ideas have conquered.
The Republican party has made
heavy gains in Iowa, Ohio, West
Virginia and Colorado. The Green
hackers are totally lost as national
party. The Democrats have gained
fourteen congressman, to-wit, two
in Maine, five in Ohio, three in In,
diana, two in Iowa and one, 10 be, in
Orgon, and one in Vermont. The
general position is about the same
The Republican papers are wild, ant
claim the election in 1880 without /
doubt.
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What was it that Thaddeus OF
Warsaw p [Cincinnati Saturday
Night. What kind of a grub was it
that Henry VIII ?-[W Wheeling Ledg-
er. What did Darwin ?-[ Kenne-
bunk Star. Whom did Gladstone z
-[Bellair Photograph. What did
Count Schouvaloff?-St. Louis Post.
And what did Caperni Gus?
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A congress of Christians to dis
cuss the second advent, is called by
eminent priests, bishops and deacons,
and is to be held in the church of
the Holy Trinity, New York City,
and win begin the 3Oth of this month.
Some of the speakers and readers
will be Tying, of New York, Rev. S.
II. kellogg, ID. d., Prof. of Theology,
Presbyterian Seminary, Allegheny,
Pa. Duffeild, d. D., Princeton Col
lege, DIR. Mackey, d. D., of England.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-19

In the State of Illinois in the last
twenty years, 314 murderers have
been sent to states prison, ninety for
life, one hundred pardoned; sixty
two otherwise released, twenty-five
died or insane, and 1Sl still i'm prison.
Three years and six months is the
average for murder in Illinois.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-19

A new brsach-loading gun has
been adopted by the Board of Or
dinance, against many competitors.
1t is Of the Hotchkiss pattern, and
fired on the trial, 20 rounds in two
minutes. Twenty thousand dollars
are to be invested at once in this new
gun. II costs only ten dollars.
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The Utica Observer has long sol
emn account of man attacked by
innnmerable swallows, and an ensu-
ing conflict in which the man was de-
feated and put to fight.
Liquor amt what it used to be.
Once il was snakes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-19

A general cry is springing up all
over the State that crime and law
lessness must be put down at all
hazards. The Houston Telegram
closes a long and able article on the
condition of the frontier counties,
with the following business like
talk:
Crime must be put down, life
must be protected, property must be
made reasonably secure, and If there
is no other way to do it, let us have
an armed soldiery in every county.
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FREE.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE Of semlnA,
weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorA irs
brought ON by indiscreiion or excess. DIR
JAQu a CO., 100 West Sixth ST., cinein
natl, oh Of. |l.Ff. mArlDd&wly
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The total vote of Ohio stands
Republican, 274, 100; Democrat, 27o,-
$3.50, National, $3.50 Prohibition
list. b.G74.
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A Turkish Bath

In your own room for cents. This is Sc
cured by cheap apparatus recently patented,
for the production Of Turkish and vapor
Baths, az the cost OF the alcohol that supplies
the ordinary Turkish Bath House Ia eradcat-
Ing rheumatism, Asthma, CatarTh, skin Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous and Deblli-
tating Maladies. Pamphlets free.
LuBIs's PoBTAnIE TURKISH BATH Co.,
Gs East It'll st., Cincinnati, o,
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Nowhere

No Where
In Waco can there be found n
nicer or fresher assortment of can
goods, pickles and staple groceries
than ut Hensley a. Sears, No. SO Aus
tin street. They always accommo-
da.e city customers by delivering
purci asses in any part of town free
of charge.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
DRAM NJ. ROBERTS,
OF smith County.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS,
OF Bastrop County.
For Attorney General:
GEORGE MCCORMICK,
or Colorado County.
For Comptroller:
STEPHEN II. DARDEN,
OF Caldwell County.
For Treasurer:
r. X. LUBBOCK,
OF Galveston County.
For Commissioner OF the Land 0nice
WM. G. WALSH,
OF Travis County.
For Congress, Fourth District
ROGER q. MILLS,
OF Navarro County.
For Judge, Fourteenth District:
l.. q. ALEXANDER,
or Bell County.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-19
SATURDAY. OCT. 10, 1873.
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