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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
rsnec,aI River Dispatches 10 the sta:.I

BRowNsv1LLE, May 21-lo:3o A. M.
River 8 feet 8 inches and stationary.
Weather fair. Thermometer Sl0. Wind
northeast. -,
HINTON, W. Va, May 21-S:56 A. NJ
New River / foot inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer $50.
CHARLESTON, MAY 21-9 A. M.-Kanaw-
ha River feet inches and stationary
Weather clear. Thermometer 7S0. Wind
south.
OIL Cry, May 21-10:4e A.M.--River 2
feet and stationary. Weather cloudy. Their
uolneter 9Oo. Wind south. I'll.
P1rrsBuRe, May 21--1P. M.--River l foot
S inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
IRoNroN, O., May 2t-12:53 ?. M.-River
g feet 5 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and indcati ms of rain. Three
hours rain last night. Thermometer at
moon 7So. South wind. Hudson up at
sis, Ike Hammitt and one barge ore at
$50 o. nj. yesterday, Robt. PEBBLES tow Of
coal down at 1920 a. m.. and Fleetwood
up at II 80 a. m. to-day.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair 50
Cloudy and rainy.
The Wildwood at noon for Mavsville.
The CITY of Portsmouth leaves daily at
p. M. for Chic.
r R packet leaving to-day promptly at 4
y. m. for Huntington.
The Will Kyle is loading and will depart
for New Orleans tomorrow evening.
The fine light draught side-wheel steamer
Tolaorar,h came down and will return to
pomerov this evening, leaving from the
| foot of Broadway.
The Potomac will leave tomorrow for
Pomeroy, and the Fleetwood for Hunting
ton. ,,
New Orleans Times, Tuesday: ''The q
p Schenck had quite an average number
of up-trip passengers registered last even
ing. and among the lot was Rev. Richard
Fletcher. wife and five daughters and Mrs
Richards. all from England, but cam,
here in the steamship Wanderer from tin
british Honduras. They are bound fo
Albany, N. Y, and thence for Niagar'
Falls
Messrs. Hine & Magarity firm from
near Washington, d G., arrived in Cinciu
natl Wednesday evening, accompanied b
eighteen men, and proceeded at once t
: California, O., where they will push fol
ward J. J. Shipman's contract of deepenin
the channel at Four Mile Bar.
Heavy rain fell last night at intervals
and steady rain for awhile this morning.
The punctual Vint Shinkle will be fun
in portloadipg. to leave Tomorrow evenin
+ for Memphis and all intermediate points
During the wind-storm yesterday afte
! neon the Laura l.. Davis was broken loos
8 from her moorings at the Covlneton wha
; and blown above the Suspension Bridge. br
received no damage.
. The marine engineers are making prepa
!; ations to hold picnie ct the Highlau
; House on the 10th Of June. 1t will be
!. tip-top off ir. !,
Z MIR. Robert Mccoy, Chief Clerk Of Il
James D. Parker, arrived ftOm Rising Su
!. yesterday, having left his boat there to o
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Iohn Mofrissey and his wife, who live

near Mt. st. Nary's Seminary, on the War
saw Pike, were arraigned before Squire
Block last evening on charge of threaten
ing personal violence to Joseph Kirschman
and his family. The parties were allowed
to go on their own recognizance to appear
for trial next Thursday afternoon.
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Devere, who was charged with Open
ing mail not addressed to him, and taking
out the money, was taken before Y. s
Commissioner Hooper this morning, and
after having an examination was remanded
| 10 iail to await the action OF the Statt
authorities ..
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Shadows Of Coming Events.

The Trades Union will give a picnic on
Price's Hill next Sunday. All the build
ings at the top If the inclined plane have
been engaged for the picnic .. /.
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Death from accidental drowning was
the verdict returned this morning in the
cases of John T. Murphy and John Trainor,
the two lads drowned while bathing We'd
nesday evening in Millcreek, opposite Lib
ortv street
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The only marriage license issued since
our last report up to noon to-day was
granted to benjamin. Reed and Maria i
McCuliey. ~ ~ s' NF
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A silent alarm called the Tens to a
small FIRE in the kitchen Of the Hsnrif
House. The damage was trifing.
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The alarm from Box SO at 8 o'clock
this morning was occasioned by the shay
ing chute in Haydock's carriage factory on
eenesee street taking fire. The Babcock
extinguisher put out the blaze before much
| DAMAGE was done.
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 22d. at s P. NJ. POSITIVELY. s
rs.s yINT STIINKLIi s. G. Mcintyre. Mas
sEA&A& tier For freight or passage apply On
sssass hboard. 81 to Jas & Wise, Snpcsiar
tendent No. 10 Public Landing.
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New YORK sioux Report
The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea. Sterrett " Co.,
rs West Third street:
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY. 2ad, at p. NJ. PoSITIpELY.
N@ = WILL. KYLE Lew. Kates, Maslet
LstlS;s.$s For freight Qe passage APPLY Oh board
or TO Royse q Mossctt, Agents
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Fer Huntingdon.

SATURDAY. 22d, at 4P. M. POSITIVELY.
s = The C. so. r r. packet FLEETWOOD.
eksStjEJ. r. Campbell, Master. Freight re-
60 ceiyed at all hours ON Hharfboak took
of Broadway. W, Honshell. superintendent
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
For POmerOy.

FRIDAY. 2lst, at 5 p NJ. POSITIVELY.
s = TELEGRAPH, e. s. Morgan, Master.
L-elAssStN Freight received at all hours on Wharf,
dRsszzssssss boat, foot of Broadway. ". Honsheii'
ci,par;Ntnndpnt ...
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The cases set for tomorrow Saturday are
as follows:
Motions in all the rooms except No. l. #sa
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For POmerOy.
SATURDAY. 22d, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
,,-z !. POTOMAC james Kirxer, Mas.
LslsA ter Freight received at all hours on
iks&sssszaA Wharfboat foot OF Broadway. W.
Housbell SAINT
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FINANCIAL

Tine IOluWiiiB are Cno Opelilug ana the l:l5 u.
M uuOtatsOns of the New York Exchange,
as received by Lea, Sterrett d Coz Is West Thiad
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Total shares reported sold ...-...."".,.
sOtiered. ibid. 1Ex-dly.
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EOr HUHCIHSLUH
FRIDAY 2lst, at 4 +. M. POSITIVELY.
e.- ~ The G. Il @. R. r. packet, BOST0NA,
LatsS4 Isaac Bryson Master. Freight Eeoeivea
z4ssSsSaz4aa at all hours on Wharf boat. foosok
broadway. w. Honshell. Superintendent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29

TIE St. Louis Globe Democrat has at last
gotten up case Of bulldozing in Texas and
ought now to be happy. It seems that a
man named Amos 7. Bissell, mounted in.
pector Of customs in Brazoria county. made
aspeech some time last May in that county,
n which he charged that Judge Wilson, of
zaLat county, had Incorporated the school
-4gund. The next day he was met by DR.. Ash.
CON- Ia brother.in-law of Judge WILSON,
who asked him upon what authority he
xaadsshe charge. Bisscll told him, and he
epled to him that he thought it would be
more becoming in him and more in com.
s,liance with his dignity as an officer for him
o attend to his post and not bedrinking with
xegroes. This, Bissell has tortured into a
case of bulldozing and ku kluxing, and he
Oh as had DR.. Ashcom arrested. This occurred
son the 9th of May, but Bissell never had
Ashcom arrested until four or Eve days ago
You see southern outrages are necessary fol
athe presidential campaign.
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And let US assume that the Democratic vote
in the stateis 100000 then s, who has 40 per
cent. more votes than r, is defessed two to
one, the result being an elected Official who
represents the will OF only $1,000
while S, defeated, really represented the will
of the majority, or Of say $1,000. Surely
this matter should meet with early
modification. No.psrty that docs not base
its appeals to popular favor and continued
support can afford to work under any meth
DDS that do not commend themselves to a
spirit of justice and fairness, nor can hope to
continue long in power. Mutterngs will be
succeeded by positive dissatisfaction. until
open rupture or final disintegrstion will en-,
sue. These thoughts are suggested TO the Sc
rious reflection and action on the part of the
Democracy of this state.
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GTSoT .CEto Stockholders. Dallas Wich-
ita Railroad Company. - A meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Dallas & Wichita railroad
com psny viii be held at the general office of
said company in the city OF Dallas, state OF
Texas, on Monday, the eth day of Septem-
Der, A b. 1880, for the purpose OF detsrmin-
ing whether a mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose of constructing, completing and
improving it's railway.
WILSON D. BENNETT,
Sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company
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By which table it will be observed that while
B gets much the largest vote in the county,
he only gets delegates, while A. who re-
ceives the smallest vote, gets l6 delegates, or
twice as many as his opponent. A gets two
thirds of the votes Of the convention dele
gates, when B really received a lses major
ty CT the popular vote at the primaries. -
And now to illustrate still further the unfair
ness of the operation, let US pursue the
thought and the principle into
the action of the state convention.
Letus assume that in this, which is supposed
to be the consolidated will of the several
counties, there are 600 delegates, then A,
or Roberts, with 400 delegates selected by
the county convention, under the primary
rule now obtaining, will represent the will OF
only 10000 voters while B, or Sayers, with
only 200 delegates, will represent the will OF
90, 900 voters out Of the $4,000 DEMOCRATIC
voters in the state--this under the two-thirda
rule. Or, in tsbulated form, we have, let Vi
say for the Democracy.
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-TO-
r A r M E r S
AND ALL
ENTERPRISING MEN !

am now In Dalla as for the purpose of intro
ducing aud selling the best Horsepowers ever
brought to this country, tor ginnir and thresh-
Ing. Invented by l.. B. Stith, of North Caro-
lima, patent d December f, 1875 for II years
Hundreds t sets are in use In North aud South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas.
II always takes the place OF all other powers
for ginning and tn eshing. II is constructed
ofPtne lumber, has no cogs aud costs about
seventy dollsrs; two men can make q set In
six days. 1t is simple and durable and II
properly put up there Is no chance Of getting
out of order: two mules will run 40 or As saw
giH with perfect ease and at the end of the sea-
son your team 10 not injured. Any farmer
living near the .ty wanting q set OF gear
will go out and give him my labor and the roy
atty, and erect set for him. as a sample set
and test 1t to the satisfaction OF parties inter-
ested; then will sell territory by counties or
State. | i'll sell counties so the purchaser can
make 500 on each county; I've kown $40
made In one day by selling farm rights; i've
just sold Arkansas and parties who bought are
making over one hundred dollars clear on
each county and selling fast. will be In Dali
las for |. W days; will give any party salts
faction myself, and models can be seen at the
store OF Moroney & Co. b. STITH,
OF L B Si!th 4 Bro.
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SECRETARY EvARTs has unbosomed hin

SECRETARY EvARTs has unbosomed him.
elf on the political situation. He declares
ahimself anxious for Senator Wallace's com.
.naittee to charge the federal officers in New
York with discriminating against Democrat
voters. Ho says this will open the way
Z or charges, and then he gives the
Gbloody-shirt q terrible Asunt. He claims
hat the presidential battle is to be Tough,
within radius of fifty miles of New York
city, and is confident New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut and Pennsylvania, and ali the
ether northern states will 60 Republican.
Ne will peak 10 New York in September.
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THE meanest man living is agrocer in Au.
urn, California. He sent some clothes out
% be laundried, and his wsshwoman found
n the pocket of pair Of pantaloons $4,000
e he Immediately carried the money to the
IN an, and in spirit of unprecedented liber-
lily on his part, he gave her bar of soap,
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A COLORADO girl lost leg, and her in.
fatuated lover had pocket-book made out
of part of the tanned skin Of the limb. 1t
will be kneesy thing for him to leave at
east part of "a-leg-I.see" to his descendants.
This may be a lame joke, but it isn't SOLE
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MAYORS Proclamation,

MAYORS o. yros, July p, 1850.
To the Marshal of Dallast
Whereas there has arisen mis- understands
ing between the city officers IN regard to the
character of fines imposed upon Migrants,
gambler ct al. | request the officers in the
future not to enter any plea Of guilty for par.
ties who may be accused, but have them APP
pear In person or by legal representatives, 10
the end that all confus on may be avoided In
the future. j. NJ THURMOND,
Mayor.
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THURSDAY afternoon last, Alexander Sny-
der, young man aged twenty-four years, left
is home near Muncle, Indiana, and nothing
WAS heard of him until Sunday, when his
body was found suspended by the neck from
"a tree. He loved well but not wisely, and
ri fe was burdensome.
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NOTICE

II ). Lane Is not now nor has he been In
Hs, our employ since June SOth, ult. Nelth-
er mad, nor has he any authority to collect
money, nor draw drafts on us.
j, H. WEAR, BooGHER 4 co.
st Louis, Mo,
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HAS General hancock been assigned to a
southern command that outrsges may be
manufactured in his district to fire the north
ern heart and be laid at his door during the
presidential campaign.
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itself:
The STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS CousTr,
July 10th 1880. :
To Mr.. John F. Elliott
DEAR SIR:-Ths undersigned citizens Of
Dallas county, recognizing your eminent
fitness and your warm devotion and
praiseworthy efforts in the inter-
est of this state and this sec
ton of IT, do most earnestly solicit You to
become candidate for state senator for this
senatorial district. Trusting you will com.
ply, we remain, Yours, ETC.,
j H Britton, YIN L Crawford,
G Beaumont, 2 Tollivsr,
George Afford, Sydney Smith,
il Williams, d II Morrow,
A u Aldridge, D A Williams,
F Smith, J L Lawson,
j F Jenkins, w II Murdoch,
Mat Coen, SB Swink,
JAP Travis, VIM Mainland,
j Z Flanders, + NJ Lacy,
" II Wilson, l. w Williams,
r Flanagan, Robt Clark,
BIZ kaufman, Jon A Moninger,
5 j Mcdonald, w Fl Riley,
RI Young, e Martin,
w L Adams, Z Burk,
y Craddock, b + Williamson,
JR Burns, G Bradshaw,
T Sumner, d II Robinson,
d McDonough, Geo w Hynson,
j w Anderson, VIM Wsnnell,
Geo w LOOMS, VIM B Sorley,
A Keeton, H Strange,
w \ Baxter, A + Hess, aud others.
REPLY.
OFFICE OF DAILY HERALD,
Dallas, July ., 1880. )
CENTENNIAL am to-day in receipt OF
your communication urging me to become a
candidate for the state senate. beg to as
sure you that have read your lines of conf
dence and compliment with the profoundest
feelings of pride and gratitude, for the call
comes from an audience the recollection oil
whose many testimonials in the past is the
roll call of every kindly feeling that has not
only begotten the highest appreciation but
that compels willing ear to any reques,
they might prefer. But in view Of the fac,
that there will be before the senatorial con.
vention to. morrow the names Of two Other
gentlemen both distinguished for their
conceded merits in we'll known, long-tried
citizenship as well as for peculiar qualifications
for the senatorship, and as they hail one from
each of the two counties of this district,
recognize in the success Of either Of them
all advantages to US that could possibly &C
crue from any efforts of mine in the same po
sition. In addition to this am admonishct
that there are other claims thai
will demand my continued presence here OF
at the state capital during the legislative ses
sions, in another capacity. As editor of tn,
HERALD my duties, already laborious, will
become still more SO and vastly moro respon
sible in the near future, through certain pro
posed large extensions of our business ant
important political events TO transpire. MOI
viii by remaining in this sphere Of duty b.
of less service 10 the state or this section o
it, with which now purpose for life to b,
identified and with whose most perfect vel
fare am in fullest sympathy.
For these reasons, gentlemen, must bel
to decline the appreciated honor rendered me
Again thanking you, remain, sincerely,
JOHN. +. ELLIOTT.
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MRS. BEETAM, a seventy yesr old widow
oft the house of her son-in law, near New
Point, Indiana, Friday, and on Monday her
lead body was found quarter of mile
- ON his house. There were no marks Of VIC.
,snce on it and it is supposed she died OF
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ANNOUNCER EhTS.
COMPTROLLER,

wye ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. A. PITTS as a candidate for Comp
sroiler, subject to the action of the Democratic
Htata lnnYentiOn.
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DR.. TANNER can't stomach anything in
New York but water, and he is not going to
di(e)gest yet-not while he is fasting.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WIN. A. HARDWOOD as candidate Tor
recollection to the Office OF District Clerk, at the
ansuing November election.
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AN IEgOUITABLg RULE.

In an article couple ofdsys sgo we took
occasion to say that we thought thai party
rule that would fairly express the will of the
majority of the people was ofthe things we
should like to see. Our experience is that
the one that now obtains is not productive o +
the result desired. As ins Democratic gov
ernment the people are the source Of all
power, so in the primary elections is to be
found the inception as to the distribution
OF the power. If tina same
be poisoned, so will all the
subsequent streams be vitisted. To Illus
trate the difficulties under which the Demo-
cratic party labors or rather the insquities OF
a system now prevailing, a distinguished cih-
zen and sagscous politician Of thl town has
exhibited the following hypothetical table:
Suppose that there are three precincts in
the county OF 200 voters each, with one del
egate for every % votes and A aud are can
didstes, the case will stand thus
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For the Legislatnre.

1--WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES L. MARTIN as candidate
or the legislature from this county, subject 70
sehe action OF the County Democratic Convention.
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County Assessor
County Clerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. ID. RAWLINS as candidate for re-
election to the office of County Assessor.
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Justice of the Peace

r HERE W 18th SUBMIT my name to the cit.
liens of Dallas a. a candidate for one OF
the Justices OF the Peace for Precin ! NO. ],
subject to the action Of Democratic Nominat-
. ng Convention, If one should be held:
J.E. WOLF.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - The
Stockholders of the Dallas City r. r. Co., are
requested to meet at their Office the first Mon
day in August, for the purpose OF electing a
board OF Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year II. W. KELLER, tecretary.
DALLAS, July 20, 1880.
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THORN & HUNKINS,

Largest dealers west of New York City and only
house In st. Louis making speciality of these
goods. Pice List sent on application.
General Office, 800 and 81 Twelfth St;
Branch office, 203 n Main St. Warehouse,
Tayon Avenue and Railroad track. Capacity
Is, 900 barrels
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PERSONAL.

VfMr. Johan o car Hallberg. who lived
/ In Galveston in 1859, will communicate
with
NELSON Il DALSoN, GALVESTON,
He will learn something of great advantage to
him
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


ETATrENTION, X. of II Special meeting
at b. b, Hall this evening, Of Queen City Lodge
OIL, for comforting degrees. Whiting brethren
cordially invited. WI. BEAUMONT,
Reporter,
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INDICATIONS.

Cloudy ,oedther; variable ginds, mostly south
rly; generally higher temperature.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w d. WARREN STONE as candi-
date for County CLERK, at the ensuing Novem-
her election
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,NITE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w A. HARDWOOD, as candidate for re-
election TO the office of County Clerk OF Dallas
county,
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Sc, L0aH University.

st. L0as University.
st. Louis, May 6, ISL.
Messrs. j. 3 O. MAGUIRE:
Your celebrated Cundurango having
been successfully used for length of time
in the Inflrmary of our Institution, we can
recommend it as a valuable specific
Br. WOODWARD, lithuanian.
WOOD MEDICINE CO.,
SOLE PROJECTORS, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. H. PRATHER as a candidate for
g. election to the Office Of Tax Collector for
Dallas County.
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xxTEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s. p. EMERSON, as a candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election In November.
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For sheriff,

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
wv JUNE PEAK as candidate for the oillcs
gherif OF Dallas County.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. EDWARDS as a candidate for re-
~iectlon to th o oflice of Justice OF the Peace.
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County Commissioner,

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. j. KELLER as candidate for re-elec'
con, as County Commissioner from Precinct
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County Judge.


'-XIrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCh
= w the name of A. W. NOWLIN for the Office
County Judge
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w ROBERT b. sEAY as candidate for
reelection to the onice of County Attorney oil
yT5allas County.