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The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

To TnE PEorLEoF BsLriNoRE CorxrY.--We ia.
Niie attention 20 our new line Of Autumn aud Win
ter Boots and Shoes. which We are offering at an.
usually attractive prices. Gen,lemen's dne calf
hand sewci button boots for S:;.7s: Ladies' haad.
scweh button boots for $500 Ladies. Misses and
Children fine custom shoes speciality. II will
pay you 60 give "a call. GrNBT. BEswoRrn 4
Co.. Opera House shoe Store. - y. Eutaw Street.
Baltimore Md
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ce-Dr. L. Hall Richardson, of Belair. ~ho has
been physician to the Hartford county alms.hou'e
for long time. has. since the election. been made
10 step down and out. lie !. a Democrat and the
head and front Of his offending was tha, at the
late election he voted for Hon. Stevenson Archer
for Judge. II the Democracy Of Hartford can
stand this DR.. Riehardson can.
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;se-!: Is s;zss!=. ea;as:assse aha. an the
very same day of the month, Nov. 9Th, on which
the circui, Court Of Anne Arundel county, Eve
years before, acquitted Judge Yellott Of malieAs-
anee, the people should else, him Chief Judge Of
the Third Judicial Circuit and Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

hALLocg's NEw SEEb SroRE.-Thc new gri.
cultural Implement, aud Seed House of D.. ID. Hal.
lock is located At 81 y. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market. baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows. the Young America Corn aud Cob
Mill. Corn Shelters. Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill Goes Original AN.
monaiei hone Phosphate
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A supreme Court Decision.

IWITf Ff0TW WHN 2 NF1Is
The Supreme Court Of Ohio has decided that 4
country agricultural society may offer premiums
for the owners Of > horse :aee, to bS held on It's
grounds daring the continuance Of It's annual fAir
and an agreement BY an agricultural society 10
pay certain sum ~ premium for the horse win.
ming n race at It's annual fair IL not against the
public policy. An action may DO maintained for
such premium by one becoming entitled thereto a,
such race. Offering 4 premium Is not be, OF
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ST Elections will be held in Anne Arundel
and Howard counties on Tuesday, December ;th,
TO determine BY ballot whether Intoxicating H.
quors or alcoholic biiiers shall be sold in those
counties.
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IN THE MATTER or THE INsOLvENT rs
TATE OF HENRY KAISER. ~ THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ORDERED. This llth day Of November. 1852,
that the sales Of the property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by Alfred J. Carr,
Permanent Trustee, this ilth day Of November,
isS2, be ratified and confirmed. unless cause 70
the contrary be shown on or before the llh day
of DscenLsr. iss2. provided a copy Of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Balti-
more county, once week for three successive
weeks before the iI,h day Of December, 1889.
Tho report states the amount Of sales to DO So
s20.O0.
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst;
WILLIAM VI. ISAAC, CLERK.
Nov. IS.-it
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VNIIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub.
i seribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamentary
the estate of
JACOB :. FORNEY,
late Il said county. deceased. An pcrsons having
claims again.; the deceased are hereby warned To-
exhibi, the same. with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber.
os az L.ior, hs afi day 81 jun. Iss3;
they may otherwisc by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate ThoEc indebted to said e..
tate requested to make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this sth day Of Nov. iss2.
WILLIAM 4. RUSSELL,
Nov. ll.-itel Executor
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eo-The murder BY burglar on Tuesday
msrning last Of Mr.. William A. Russell, Of Rsis-
tsrstown, was a most shocking affair TO the en-
tire community. The County Commissioners Of
fer reward sfs3OO for the apprehension Of the
perpetrators Of the crime.
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NEW NOTION STORE
STORE ROOM ADJOINING Mr.. AUGUST
L0OsE's CLOTHING STORE,
T0wS0NT0wN, ND.

The Misses ADY having taken the store on the
York Pike, In Towsontown, adjoining the msr.
will open on the FIRST OF DECEMBER, Iss2,
with fall lins and fne and eomplsts assert
ment of NOTIONS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, La
DIES AND CIifLDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
LAcEs, RIBBONS. NECK WEAR, COLLARS.
CUFfS, FANCY GOODS, GOODS FOR TIE
HOLIDAYS, suitable for presents; Toys, 1e.,
which they viii sell At reasonable rates. They
ash share Of public patronage. Nov. 9s.--sf.
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MARRIAGES.

wALTER-L0TZ.-on the 18th inst. by Rev.
John Locnberger. n, the residence Of the brs,e.s
uncle, Cab Hill. Lewis Walter, Of Baltimsre
county. 10 Annie barbara LotI. Of Baltimore.
HENRi-BLATcIILEY Nov. "a. by Rev.
Francis II. stubbs, Charles ID. Henry TO Char
lo,;e V. Blatehley. both Of waverly.
fINN-PkINTl.--On Nov. 18th, BY Rev. T..
Mccoy. 7. J. Finn. Of Baltimore county. to
Katie Printy, daughter Of the late John Prniy.
II baltimore.
REiM-BAuER.-0nN Nov. 18th, by Rev. Father
Foley, George Rehm, % Baltimore county, to
Katie ". Bauer. Of Baltimore.
WfLS0N-kEMP.-On Nov. 9Th, by Rev. J.
Edwin Amos. William u. Wilson 20 Annie VI.
Kemp. both of " wOodberry,
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e8-Ths city papers and health authorities say
that smallpox Is on the decrease In Baltimore, but
10 travel through some sections Of the city and
the number Of yellow Gags certainly would no,
lead one 20 this conclusion.
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.-y"udeae. Raifi@",s County Union.
GIVE 1T up.

N's.S.. Eiiinr. The report nf the last grand
iury's committee o. examine the books. Gc.. the
County Treasurer. closes A. follows. THE annex.
ei statement Of Special Auditor shows the prcscn,
condition 81 the Trcasury." Why was this state
ment bot published' Who prevented it, publica.
ton Can any light be fnrnishei ahnut III 4
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Louis p. Honnighausen, Attorney at Law,
Lexington street, BaltinoEe.

VNHoMAs BECK rs. AUGUST BEcK, ~ The
l. Circuit Tosri Jsr Baiiis,ars county, ~ Equity
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 30th day of October. lSS2, that the
sale Of lot corner of Baltimore street and Calyer-
ton road. made and reported by Louis +. IIennig.
hansen. Trustee. or the sale Of the property men
toned in the proceedings in the above entitled
cause be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause 10
the contrary thereof bo shown, on or before the
2Ih day ef HorsHb,r. lSS2, provided u copy Of
this order be inserted in some Newspaper printed
In Baltimore county. once In each of three sue
cessivc weeks before the 27th day Of November.
lss?. The repor; states the amount Of sales to
be 10000.
wM. VI. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
my
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cs-sOme people in baltimore county are 50
anxious to get some Of the eoun,y's money that
they are actually hOwling to &c, on the jury
There never has been such a rush 10 get on the
jury as there was on Saturday last.
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IEc-E Efforts are being made to harmonic the
two factions Of the Republican party In Pennsyl-
vania, and Il Is hoped and believed they will
proye successful.
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jeo-The Baltimore AasrieaH is authority for
the statement that either Hon. II. D. HOl,on or
Hon. l.. y. MeComss will be the next RepubH.
can candidate for Governor of MARYLAND.
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DEATHS,

Deaths Frss--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. % Lins
kUsSELL.-Suddsnly.A at Reistersiown. 81 o. inst.
William A. Russell. in his t2d year.
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Grwouan suffrage Jared badly in Nebraska.
IL was defeated By abOu, $4,000 majority. They
must be . very ungaIant cot of votsrs out there.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

G8rThsrs is every reason 10 believe that the
Republican party will 90 into the campaign Of
- united and stronger than it has ever been be-
fore.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

eB-The total vote east for the Judicial ticket
10 the county was lO,iso; just Isl more than the
JeHrnsi makes Il.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

5so-The next House Of Representatives will
have q DemOeEatic majority ofabout seventy .axs.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

Gs-oOvsrnOr Hamilton has issued his proc
Iana,ion setting apart Thursday, 3oth inst, a. .
day Of thanksgiying and prayer.
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--One mus, be poor to know the luxury Of Civ
ing" That may be 50. but ne think any BODY
can enjoy the laNury giving his fellow sufferer
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to cure ht
cough.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

CnEAr SEWING MA'niNEs.-If you want u good
second Hand Sewing Machine, such as Singer.
lipwe. Wheeler 4 Wilson, Grover 4 baker. Victor,
etc. call AMI eA anime our stock Price. from e.
20 Slj. Also on hand Needles for all kinds of
Sewins Machines. Best Sewing Machine OIL
r"rraaisd not 10 g"m. Everything furnished for
Sewing Machines II any Kind at J. y. HESDER.
SoN's Sewing Machine oGEer. meas Po.,ofisc, Tcsss
foutuwn. Nd.
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UNITED STATES
l MAKSIsAL'S SALE


VALUABLE RESL ESTATE ~ oXFOEH.
~ NINTH District BAL IL
- TIMoRE COUNTY. s.,Ss
by virtue II 4 wri, Of fsri f,,i". i.,uel 0ui q
the Circuit Court of the uicI State, for the bis
tFic; II Mary At the .ui % Thona. !. .cclun.
trading Thomas l.. LecIon 4 Co.. against the
good. AMI chat;e!-. lanIs and icucmcais 90! e.
Mot; Scarborough g. iac directed. have seized
AMI taken IN execution al the right, title. inter
est. claim aud demand AZ law and in equity of the
saii g. Mott Scarborough. in arl 70
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND AND IN
PRoyEMENTs.
situate a, oxford. Ia the 9,h election d.tric, of
Baltimore county, and IN the west side of Fri.by
street. fret house north q oxford avenue. bcu J.
the same premises which said Scarborough ac.
quircl title iu by Ia; Will and Testament of Ann
q. Mitchell. late % Baltimore city, deceased. an
recorded in viii. J. II. H.. No. O., Folio ~. &C.
6, being one of the Record Books in the Office #
the Register of Wills of baltimore city.
And hereby give notice. Tha; on
Ta,'igg, jh day II DscsnI,r i>Sa.
n, ie o'clock ".
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR,
TOWSONTOWN,
I Nili sell az PCRLIC ITCTION. all the right.
title. claim. interest and demand n, law and in
equity of the said -. Mott Scarborough, With the
iMPRoN EMENTS thereon. 20 seized and taken
Ia execution g. the highest bidder for CASH
JOHN " M,CLINToCK,
Uniici States Marshal.
Nuv. Its.
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Gs-Thsrs is no little "kisking' at the manner
of fssIss,ing the jurors to serve q, the December
term of court.
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New Advertisements.
CTRAY HOG.

Came 10 the premises Of the subscri. i0&1
Der. near Perry Hall Postotiee ilth district, %
10th Of Nov, A SMALL WHITE SOW. IN,
owner is requested 20 come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
Nov. 25.-lts.) VALENTINE KAHL.
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TWO SUMS Of $500 EACH. AND
l. SUNS OF 5000. $500 and $500 TO LOAN
on PlRsT-cLAsS MORTGAGES AT 9 PER
CENT. Also. TEN HOUSES In the city TO EX.
CHANGE FOR A GOOD FARM in baltimore
county. Apply TO or address
:. PARKER B0sLET.
Attorney at Law. Towsontown. Nd.
Nor. is.-tfl Towson =. o.
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uANp-MAbr SnoEs.-Alfred Phipp,, on Della
ware avenue. in rear sf Ady's hotel. fowsontown
makes 20 measure all kinds of lady, and gents
shoes AMI boots. Correct styles aud ct guaran-
ieel. Repairing promptly lone.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

wALkEH Boors.-if you want Walker Boot.
call on james Phpps. boot and shoe dealer. next
door to Posiofiee. Towsonioun.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-25

REaoVAL.-Mr. =. ". wild. one ofTsg SioS's
numerous adver;i'ins patron.. on account of his
rapidly increasing business. ha- removed from hi.
old store. - sesi baltimore street 20 No s. north
Gay street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall. where he
will continue in the sewing machine business
lie l. reliable man in every sense of the word
and deserves the liberal patronage which he re-
ceiye..
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New Advertisements.
(VHARLES n. MCLEAN,

COUNTY SURVEYOR a CIVIL ENGINEER,
ROOMS Nos. Q AND MASONIC HALL,
T0wsoNTnwN. Nh.
Specifications and Plans furnished for Bridgos,
Buildings, &c. (Nov. .s5. see.
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Il. Willis. druggist, Towsontown. has secured
the agency for Pglm0na. the greatest known rem
ely for Cough. Coid'. Throa, and Lungs. Free
from morphia. fair trial will convince any one Of
i;s efficacy. Il i highly endorsed. Price SO cents,
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CorrssPoHdsHes Baifisors csHaiy UaioH.
HE DROPS INTO" POETRY.


BALTIMORE, November 10th, 1852
Msssrs. Editors The peoples Judges having
been duly installed We can now turn attention 90
"winter poetry" and lest you be overwhelmed
with an avalanche of that same. and be compelled,
In mercy 10 your readers, 20 substitute 'beautiful
snow" manuscript for "Lyken's Valley" coal, I
hasten, In advance Of the throng. 20 submit this,
and know you are too kind hearted 90 put Il in
the stove:
CONTRAST.
without, the feathery snow fell fast,
The naked trees walled in the blast,
The shiy'ring swine sought shclt'ring shed,
And startled herds. with quickened iksad.
Rushed forth from field, and wood, and taTn,
To elaiua protection Of the bafn.
Beneath the porch, his chosen screen,
The house dog erept, with sulen mien,
Whilst winds their reckless ruin wrcaked
Upon the roofs, and wildly shrieked,
Or down the ehimneys mOaned and muttered
that seemed by friends were uttered
Within, bright blaEed the hickory fire.
It's glowing flames flashed higher. higher,
Dispensing soft and mellow light,
flushing the darkness Of the night
With bounteous hoard the tables spread,
The thankful farmers grace u said,
The household breathe n mute appeal,
Ere joining in the evening meal.
Enjoying blessings, such as they
Who daily earn them, only may,
Unmindful Of the boisirous rout
OF angry winds and storms without.
Faithfully, cuEsArEAKE.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
~ ~ rHE
18TH ELECTION DISTRICT.
engFErN

OFrIcI TREAsraEE ANp COLLECTOR OF TAxEsl
F9R BALriNoHE CouNtY
Towsontown, November L. iss2.
For the convenience of the Taxpayer Il the
18th Election District. the undersigned hereby
gives notice that he will be a,
RELAY HOUSE. u. o. u. r.,
Monday. NorsmLsr 2Tfi. l>s2.
From 10 o'clock A. ". TO . o'clock =. NJ.
FOR THE COLLECTION OF COUNTY AND
STATE TAXES.
WILLIAM PARKS.
Treasurer and Collector Taxes for BALTIC. county.
Nes. is.--2t.
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Legal Notices.
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

Alfred J. Carr, Attorney at Law, Il Lexington
Street. Baltimore, Md.
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Correspondence Baiiimors Couaiy Unioa.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

Corner-StonO Laying-Th0 New Chamber
or Commerce-TheB b. a. O.'s Build
ing-The New Judges-The
York RoAd Carr. &C.
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Sales Of Property.
r. r.. Boarman. Attorney. TOwsontown.
nRUSTEEs' SALE

u Of VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE oF THE LATE CARY Nc.
CLELLANE, DECEASED. LOCATED NEAR
CALVERT0N, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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Miscellaneous.
mo. 207i.)
Mail Lettings.
NO. sO5I.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. !
wAsniSGToS, d. c., 0cr. 10, Iss2.
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CALIFORNIA; PASSION.

The citizens Of San Francisco are again in
trouble over the Chinese business, this time
In the matter OF the laundry nuisance"
Jupo. Fiklp recently delivered a decision
to the effect that 1.-THE maintenance OF a
laundry is not against good morals, or
offensive to the senses, or dangerous to the
public health" This was severely criti.
ciscd by some Of the press opposed to
ALaoNp-xynp JonN, and the consequence
has been that last week he concluded u
revise" his decision, and Hereunder he
says that "the board Of supervisors have
no right to assume that any bust
ness conducted by any person wit
be- u nuisance, but they must wal,
until nuisanccs be made to appear
before they can lawfully provide agains
them. IL tho business be conducted In 4
manner that Is offensive or dangerous, III,
supervisors may direct the manner TO b,
changed and prescribe regulations for Il,
prosecution" But several Of tho journals ar,
bitter In their crit clsms on this, ant
contend that a. "a matter Of fact sus
ceptiblo Of overwhelm ny proof. all Chimes,
laundries are nuisances, dangerous 1 T, IN,
public health, from eprous and other In
'ec,lous diseases which their Washing
are most always liable to be tainted with
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Young men, who have led life of dissi
patton, reform, Give tone to the stomach,
regulate the liver and bowels, strengthen
The urinary organs, relieve those dull pains
IN the limbs, rid yourself of that feeling OF
nausea, biliousness, languor and nervous
deoility; give tone and strength to each
organic function by using Browns Iron
Bitters then will you experience n penial
warmth and awakening life in place of that
dead feeling of decay; and dyspepsia,
milky urine, ETC., no longer undermine
your constitution. Delay is dangerous.
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GRSAr precautions sh ould be taken to
prevent the spead of yellow fever, and We
commend the course pursued by DR.. Josrru
joNks, superintendent of the board OF
health of Louisiana, prohibiting the trans
mission of any cars, passengers, baggage
merchandise, etc, over the Louisville &
Nashville railway from Pensacola Florida.
This may damage the railroad no little
but at the same time prevent the spread Of
the dread pest.
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The following telegram was received by
the City National bank yesterday, through
which Judge Burke forwarded $40 to the
yellow fever sufferers, from the mayor oil
Brownsville:
BROWNSVILLE, August % lSS2-City National
Bank of Dallas
Your telegram of yesterday received, in.
forming me of deposit of 500. In the
name of the people, thank the people OF
Dallas for their generous donation.
THOMAS CARSON, Mayor.
More money for the sufferers was col.
lscted yesterday, which will be forwarded
IN due time.
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Enr Conmtp Clerk.

vXTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W
w A. HARDWOOD rs u candidate for County
Clork.
M. II. THACxER Ia a candidate for County
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
Gas deputy In Texas. For the past six years has
had charge OF the County Court of this county,
e. Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex.
HARDWOOD.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOl NCE
w the name Of CHAS, W00Ds0N, of Soago-
willie, as an independent candidate for County
CLERK.
7 hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
4 county that am candidate for the once Of
County Clerk, II my reputation az u man and
my qualifications for the position are such az 10
commend mo TO your confidence, | ask your
hearty support pledging myself that no effort
upon my part win be spared To make an efficient
aud faithful servant Of the public.
April 10. 1882. g. N. WHEAT
vXTE ARE KEQu ESTED TO ANNUUNUk
w W. M O. HILL an 4 Candidate for County
Uerk. Election. November next
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a PRIVATE letter to gentleman of thi,
city states that the friends of Hon. CLIr.
rom ANDERSON, present Attorney genera
OF Georgia and democratic nominee for tn,
next term, are trying to get him to max,
the race for the place made vacant by the
death of BEN. HILL. COLONEL ANDERSON
is thoroughly polished and able states
man, aud one of the strongest and most in
cisivc speakers now on Georgia's political
arena. GOVERNOR CoLouIrr is also men,
toned as a probable candidate.
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rux Nov orlcnns Timos.pomn,-,, ~.

Tux Now Orleans Times cmocra, has a
column editorial on News About Red
Aunts," discoursing learncdly on their hab,
its, lsnsuase,otc. wehavehsard ofRed Ant.
aud welLrcad Aunts, but the Language
used by tho editor Is as unfamiliar TO us a,
Is The Language used by tho little insect. )
Tho learned writer, or the compositor
must he a cousin to the inenageric youn,
nnn who inquired whether anyone hsr
seen bis blecs.aurtclcpc."
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Gnuutu Yreasurcr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUN( Il
MIX. HENaY BOIL as a candidate for County
Treasurer at the ensuing November election
IATE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Il, NJ OvERLEESE AZ a candidate for
County Treasurer of Dallas County. Election,
Tuesday, November 7th, 1882
yXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AMMO UNCE
w tho name of WILL y. D0UGHERTY AZ u
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county
election, Tuesday, November It'll, 1882.
WE ARE REQUEsTED TO ANNOUNCE ]. a.
w WILLIAMSON as u candidate for County
Treasurer. Election. November, 1882.
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--H7H . 49, = -
Eor amsttre Of the Esacr.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W
w II. PRICE as u candidate for Justice Of the
Peace Precinct No. }.
vNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8. N. BRASwELI. as u candidate for
Justice OF tho Peace In Precinct No. l. Dallas
county, Election. November 7, 1882. d
VXyE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoU NOE
w w. NJ, EDWARDS an = candidate for
Justice OF tho Peace for Precinct No. 1. Election,
November 7, 1881
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN d. KUNZ az a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace In Precinct No. /. Election
n November.
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wnpNrspAy. Auousr so, issa

In lieu of our regular weekly issue to our
weekly subscribers tomorrow We issue to
them our extraordinary LIST of Scptcmb Der
issue, twice the size OF the regular weekly
aud repleto with matter ofintercst to all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-30

They are preparing series of tableaux
by 5Wyoung men for the forthcoming cele-
bration in Philadelphia, One of the tab.
leauN will represent the Ma. flower On her
l'rst trip to America. A Chicago girl
should be engaged for the loan OF her loot
to represent the hull of the vessel. She
may place it in the sand to show how the
spot looked where il was beached.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-30

Tor. the school OF that ward
= lot jsxsco ieet on the north side OF
Bryan stftei, for 500 Nearly rye months
have BEEN k'idled AWAY IN talk, and after
all the odd, mnsiy. rookeries. with their
crscks and leaks, will have to be resorted 10
again and rent paid out The school
money will, in few days, be lying Idle in
the treasury, aud yet the council has aver.
aged i've meetings month Instead Of the
two regular meetings.
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TnE last heard Of SARAH BARSn,apr was
that she was lying on the beach dressed in
white at European watering place, when
the washwoman came along and picked her
up for a bleachcd bath .towcl.
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EDISON took out twenty.seven different
patents ON tho electric light last week, bu,
Tho price Of gas stock still remains abcu,
tho same. Can't he get out a patent to
prevent the flicker and thus give us a
steady light9
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IT will be seen that Dallas is improving
rapidly in her valuations during the past
year from 1926, 40 to sio,6So,Ooo. This /.
ahoalthy increase, and next year it will be
very much larger. The assessments are all
put, we are informed, at equitable valua.
tons, and perhaps under the real ones at
present prices.