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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-07
For Sale by CnoWDUs BALDWIN wIIaMs Da,,as TeS,s

hausted, private families who are prepared
TO entertain strangers tor few DAYS would
do well to let the TACT be known. Dallas
should not fail TO furnish 70 all its visitors
this week the proper entertainment.
MeSsrs, A. J. Rosenfeld & Bro, No. AS
Elm street, intending to go out of business,
Will close out their stock of groceries at
cost. Those wanting family supplies must
call early.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Fred Msnget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
Mr.. c, II. Huffman has opened a real
estate office one door west of Grigg's bank
on Elm street. He has made the real
estate of Dallas study and has the prop
erty, on Elm and Main streets especially,
down fine. He has made these two streets
a study and is thoroughly conversant with
their history
A party of nimrods, consisting of Captain
w. IL. Castor, Doc Simpson and Sam
Ayers, returned yesterday from week $
hunt in eastern Texas. They report that
they had fine sport and killed large
quantity Of game, among it good many
deer and ducks, the latter being very pen.
tltul.
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THE COURTS.
Fines Imposed In the city and Justices
Courts Criminal Term of the District
Court -- Two Convictions ON Pleas of
entity
CITY COURT.

NlIl NpNkl.
CITY VS.. James Kearns, John McMahan,
D. c. Mcclellan, w. II. Campbell, G. w.
Grant, j. S. Green, intoXiCatiOn fined S.
each.
City VS.. Robert Johnson, fighting; fined
IS.
City VS. Joe Mack and John Haly, fight
ing; fined s. each.
City VS.. Nina Walker, abusive language;
fined $50.
City VS., Sadie Cristine, profanity; fined
s..
City VS.. Molle Brown, profanity trans
ferred to justice court.
City VS., viii Mcdonald, profanity fined
81.
City VS.. W. A. McDermott, falling to con-
struct sidewalk continued.
City VS.. J. NJ. Mccoy, unlawfully build
ing stone wall in an alley; discharged.
City VS.. Mrs c. f. Mccormick, failing to
build sidewalk; continued
City VS.. Bill Neymeyer, resisting an Off
er; discharged,
City VS.. Bill Neymeyer, failing to pay
license on dog; fined 81,
JUSTICE EDWARDS.
State VS.. Molie Brown, protane Ian
guage; fined 81 and cost,
DISTRICT COURT.
The criminal term OF the district court
convened yesterday morning Judge q. n.
Aldridge presiding. The docket is not
large The jail cases were called, and the
prisoners were brought into court by Dep
uty Sheriff Spencer. There were eight of
them in all, two white and six Colored. He
called their names one by one, and as they
stood up, the usual question if they had
means to procure an attorney, or if
they desired one, were put and
all save three, Jack Preston. William Ter.
rell and ID. Woodward, asked that the court
appoint an attorney To dete1d them. The
cases were then called, and the following
orders entered
State VS.. Jack Preston, burglary; defend
ant withdraws his announcement Of ready
for trial and his case from the jury.
State VS. Henry HUSTLED, THEFT from per.
son; w, b. Gano appointed attorney for de-
icndant.
State VS.. f. A. Meyers, burglary; A w.
Nowlin appointed attorney for defendant,
and the case continued on motion of state
attorney.
Staieys, b. b. Griffith white, theft from
person; Il. p. Marshall appointed attorney
for the defendant.
State VS.. Marion Turner, arSonI y. NJ
Payne appointed attorney for defendant.
State VS., Nathan Teigue (whte), rheit OF
mare; pleaded guilty and was given five
years.
State VS. II. a. Woodward, alias Wilson,
theft of horse; pleaded guilty and was given
five years.
State vs. William Terrell, burglary; no
order made.
This, Tuesday, being election day, court
adjourned over until Wednesday morning
at o'clock.
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.AHy BROTHERS G Co.,
THE CITY.
CITY NOTES.

Ihsis splendid weather for the races.
Silver watches at Austin's from S. to $50.
See second page for additional local news.
Oysters on fork is what you get at the
parIOf saloon.
Gents gold and plated chains, all styles,
st Austin's.
White china dinner sets for SIS at the
Crystal Palace.
Handsomely decorated tea sets for S. at
lie Crystal Palace.
The oyster catches the early bird at the
FirIOr saloon. Fact.
City council meets in regular session at
laclty hail tonight.
Aceneral assortment gold and plated
RcklaceS ut Austin's.
Never before cqualed-a fine tea set for
pat the Crystal Palace.
hle Oh mber sets, new styles and shapes.
es5, at the Cry stal Palace.
Bssure and get one of those s. tea sets,
Sa only at the Crystal Palace.
Attention is called to the advertisement
NAaenoa Balm on second page.
those having accounts against +. Z. Ber-
IWill please call at kent's hotel.
Very handsome, decorated dinner and tea
@cOmblned Tor $50 at the Crystal Palace.
Justice Edwards united in marriage yes
ssiay Mr., Louis Lusse to Miss Catherine
Ser,
Nfatch of al! names except Overlesee for
Slnly treasurer and you will never
AsreI II
Yesterday was estray sale day, with but
vices.
lae sportsmen are fairly Strengthening the
Was so plentiful are they ON the lakes
Nd creeks.
The Tea Palace Saloon" is a daisy, and
~ can bet your life You will get pure
Slaorto drink,
lae Board of Trade saloon is being en-
SsN wllh the view of adding more tables
T.he billiard hall.
ihe Glen Lea saloon has u telephone fer
convenience of customers who order
~.uAs ahead OF time.
nMted-A furnished room as close "a pos
70 the post.oilice. Address strictly
Neoi HERALD OllCe,
ine candidates for the legislature ad.
.ssSed large crowd in front of Patterson's
-,Sstere, on Lamar street, last night.
louise Saddler was granted divorce
,swetuay in the district court, on the
Gent - ''
~, aue city is fast illling with strangers,
M a amohg them large number OF sports.
Se BY the races.
,Srpenler named Dawes Tell from u
@Sa'ne yesterday noon and injured his
,Ne@ seriously that he was not excited
1--WE when last heard from.
pm Curr.e, the murderer of the actor
NV, IN Texas, and recently marshal OF
~, asfeial, New Mexico, has been ordered
w Tue town by the railroad men.
\ ,SSsee the creme de la creme In toys, see
,SnONin's Toy Bazaar, up stairs in China
~. Accomplished salesladles will take
'ure IN showing you the move ties.
te Main street railway has been OK.
es.' eu TO WITHIN 100 yards of the race
n.y. aud the fare out, will, We under
W. Oethe usual price, live cents.
s,.eletday was beautiful, sunshiny aud
s~ss'h' day. A noriher began blowing
sa,saS night, and the air was bracing In the
a. but 1t turned warmer later In the
a%Sour city will be so crowded. this week
~e ho,el accommodations vii. be ex.
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CHARLES u. Glllcsnin

This gentleman, one of the candidates for
TAX collector In Dallas county, desires spe-
G'aIly favorable attention to-day at the
hands OF the people. Young. active, capa-
pie and industrious, always polite and at
tentlve to business Il born gentleman, he
lias never JAILED to faithfully and well dis
charge his duties in the subordinate posi.
tlons IN the courthouse that he has filed
lor seven years past. In fact he has been
SIN years in the tax collectors Office, and
thoroughly understands the place. No one
coulu more easily pass into and perform
with greater ease and less confusion the
duties OF the office than Charles Il. Giles
PIE, and It is an opportunity that should
not DC neglected that the people have to.
DAY to reward a faithful servant in MIR. Gil.
lespie. His business qualifications ana
HABITS are unexcepiionable, and if elected
TAX collector he would undoubtedly give
perfect satisfaction. o''>
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THE EVE OF BATTLE.
The Fall Meeting OF the Dallas Jockey
Club--The City Filled With Visitors Fine
sport In storo-The Entries, Etc

The Fall Meeting of the Dallas Jockey
Ciub--The City Filled With Nisitors-FIno
sport In storo-The Entries, Etc.
The fall meeting Of the Dallas Jockey
club begins to-day and continues five DAYS.
The weather is all that could be wished for,
and the sport promises to surpass anything
ever witnessed upon u race course in the
south. This, ut first, may appear to he an
idle assertion, We it is true. Never before
was there gathered together, on any south.
ern race course, such fine ar
raw of hor,ellesb, which halls
from all parts oi the Union
A great many of them are animals that
have made marked records on eastern
courses and carried off the palm. The fact
that the purses offered are liberal and the
climate here good for wintering, to say
nothing of the extensive advertising done
by the management has drawn together
giants of the turf from all sections OF the
country. The city is filled with strangers
and the hotels are overcrowded, while every
available sraCe in the way of sleeping
apartments are hcirg taken, The track is
in excellent condition, and il it does not
rain the meeting will be grand success.
Below we give the entries to the running
and trotting events on the first days pro.
grammc. Messrs Quimby and lIerdie,
booksellers, through the grand circuit,
opened 10 very brisk business last even
inc sailing ON the iour events of the first
anS,, NJ ,hnso ra,os, Thrae.minute rioss-
~" snn, nj nauny sS6. Toyos
niSui .S-G IN nV aN",Yh, 80 M
Bill, %; Cow boy, -; held, SS' TWO
thirty class Maggie ~ Ssui neld,
SS, One and an eighth mile dash
landlords entry, 500 Jim Britton, $50.
fels Sin Mile dash-Wedding Day, 800.
IA ,,cs,,,irs 40, Av,lrn slO,7 R,ific a.,
~ ~ aIse"tt,nno' - niSin's IA M ,oy,ni
lVrlh, W 1ueh INV, w. e. VIZ. III
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l., L, Curtis, jeweler, O. urr Main and
poydras streets. Repair!ni ii walche, u
speciality.
American watches IN Loa .,l silver
cases. Ladies' aud gents b.. .A.us
A line ussortmel of rings uu, gold lew.
elry. Ladies', misses aud chil lr,u's GRACE.
lets.
An elegant new stock OF silver aud silver.
plated ware, tea sets, pitchers, breakfast,
dinner and pickle castcre, butter. dishes,
card receivers, cake baskets, goDlets, forks,
knives, spoons--nll new styles
Seth Thomas AID New Haven clocks
gold and silver thimbles, spcCtacles and
eyeglasses In gold, silver, nickel, steel
rubber, celluloid and shell frames, ut corner
Main and Poydras streets.
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To owners of fast stock and the sporting frater
nifty In general
DALLAS, TEXAS, n vemher 4, lSS2. The
Corsicana Jockey Club are about to give
another meeting advertised to commence
November ~, and for the benefit of those
who contemplate entering horses or buying
privileges, we respectfully notify all such
parties, in the interest of fair play and Il
protection of their interests not to patron.
ize said Jockey Club by either entering their
stock or buying privileges, AS they will have
no protection.
d. c. NORTON,
c. 6. b, owNLEE.
JNo. n DAVIS
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH


NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS November G-Flour ouiot I'M,
steady; higher grades, COOS so
Corn dull aud over yellow and white old,
Oats quiet and weak ut I5GiG.
tOrnmea easier at 3 COOS TO-
Rice quiet but hrm; prime, II; choice, Isl,
Pork quiet at - 02
Lard quiet aud steady; refined choice, l2Sl9,.;
kcg, l2l. -
Bals meats easter shoulders packed, ~.
Bacon easier; shoulders nominal al 10Y,
Hams, sugar cured, DUH choice oanynssed.
l6Ml6, MS In Ease and brand
WHISKY steady, western rcCtincd. Oi0lgO
Coffee quiet and steady; Rio cargoes. common
to prime, GGlOA
'ugar steady, with good demand; common IN
good, 5Gi's; fair TO fully fair 5a@6t. prime to
choice, white clarified, StmSt
Brnn steady stsit
MoasSes IN good demand. centrinral Man
a. primo to choice 20.
sights nomlnal; sterling bank ISL
ST LOuIs
ST. Louis, November 6-Flour steady and
unchanged. and in good demand for upper
grades
Wheat easier but slow; No. 2, red win,er. o,t.
a9li. cash aud November oi'.a9iS December
9l,. Tor the year
Corn opened better but declined; oii, IN ~
cash q to G2H November As December and
the year
Provisions very scarce aud low.
Pork, IObbing, ll'.62l.
Dry salt meats, nothing done
Bacon slow shoulders, ia; clear rib, ilSis
shor, clear. l5mlS
Lard nominal.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, November 6--wheat weak and
easier; regular, nS@9aS November: p3hd03ii
December g2's for the year No a rel winter
Dih, No 3 red winter 9,@glS
Corn unsettled and irregular; 6s,SelGsi, cash.
06e66h November 6@6lh Dccem or and the
year
Pork In fair demand. but at lower rates. 10
cash, Is ,32l.els.35 December, January and the
year.
Lard higher llGoall.65 cash, II. i5ssli. az.
November; II @@ll.oils December and the year.
short rib, Tx, short clear, Ia ~
Cheese quiet but steady.
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~ iAru.
The undersigned had nothing to 10 with
or knowledge of, u ticket containing Tho
names o! West, for county judge; Bower, foI
county attorney; Hill, Tor county clerk
smith, tor sheriff; Scott, for assessor; Gil
le3spie, Tor collector; Henry Jones, district
clerk; Keller, for coroner; Boil, for treasu
TTer; Edwards and Kendall, for justices, anc
Dean for constable. We are Informed that
tins ticket was gotten up by friend, buI
IL was without our knowledge, and we nm
derstapd that said tickets have no. beer
circulated to any extent.
Il. &. Bower,
CHARLES Il. GILLESPIE,
W. II. w. SMITH,
T. G. KENDALL,
BEv. ScoTT.
Il. II. WEST.
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To the Public and Voters of Precinct No 1.
a. special ticket was being circulated last
hlgh' on which my name appears with only
one other candidate for justice of the peace.
l wlsh to say emPhatically that | did
not authorize any such ticket. / have no
special ticket w. NJ. Epw1nns
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DALLASJOUKEY CLUE.


From $2j to $95O-Fly Back's-on solid
silver cases, well furnished movements,
registers fifth of second, for S25, regular
price s35; only few left. Also large line
OF gents, and ladies' American watches in
new and elegant designs and fine LOT of
opera-Elasses at ], w. Wynn's
Corner Lamar and Lamar.
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Attention Again, Horsemen!
u, c. NORTON,
c. 6. u owNLEE.
JNo. n DAVIS

To the Eitor Of he lieta u
CoRsICNNA, Nov, 6. lSS2.-- card In Sun
days HERALD from two rather notorious
sporting men rejecting on The Corsicana
Jockey club, demands littl notice at my
hands The disgruntlemrnt Of the sigucfs
of the card alluded to results mainly from
the refusal OF the officers of the CorsicAu,
Jockey Club to make false record of II
race over their course. "Tom Moore n
horse owned and entered by Brownlee
trOtted at the last meeting here, making the
mile in 1854, but Brownlee demanded the
time should he pu' OF not less than 2:4O
The standing of the oilicers-James Garitty
and John s. Gibson-made the impudent
attempt NJ swindling on the part of Brown
lee, simply ridiculous, and, on his be.
coming ohstreperous, the police were
called to remove him, Hence this dis.
interested advice to Honest llorsemcn. ."
As tor Norton, having personally paid a
fine for him in the county court
here, which he was too poor 10 pay himself
had right, ! think, to expect at leasi
common gratitude ~ his hands hut sun.
pose that he can only be considered the
tail TO Brownees kite, The fact is, had
the Corsicana Jockey club been, AZ the time
of the occurrence, member of either the
National or Western associations, Brownleo
would have been ruled oil all courses he
longing to them. With the best and fastest
measured mile track in the state, la the
opinion of every racing man who has tried
il, the Corsicana Jockey club has little to
fear from the punv Efforts of Brownee
Il Co. j. W MlrTEN,
Secretary Corsicana Jockey Club.
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A Wedding

Last night at the residence OF Mr.. Crook.
ston Mr. David l.. Richardson wa, married
to Miss Alice e, Crookston. by Rev. A. IL.
Rheat, OF the northern N. Il church. There
we're only few intimate friends of the con.
tracing parties present ~ witness the
happy event. The marriage ceremony
over, a sumptuous collation. was served the
guests.
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Strangers Guide fur Race Waek,

Noone visiting the city should fail to
call on us, whether as purchaser or visitor.
and examine our immense stock of Ready
made Clothing and Furnishing Goods for
Mems, Youths, Boys and Children's wear.
The merits of our products are all known,
and sustain a wide reputation for perfec
ton of III, durability of material and OK
cellence of make, and that which gives us
larger trade than possessed by any other
house in this city, is the lowncss of our
prices, every dollar spent with us receiving
fully value. We sell good Business Suit
for $40, worth $l2 anywhere in the United
States We sell the best Atwood Business
Suit for $3.50 ever sold for 800 We sell a
Boys good suit, from to II years, for 81,
worth IS. We sell good Fall Top Coat
for 81, worth $40 of any mans money. We
sella pair of Atwood Pants for SO 80, cheap
at other houses for 81 so. We sell tho
bes. Merino undershirts and Drawers for
50cen,s procurablc. We sell everything in
our line at first profit. Manufacturing q
great many Of our own goods, we pay but
one profit, aud that on the cost of material;
the success OF business, us based upon our
strict adherence to the true principles Of
confidence between ourselves and our pa
irons. We guarantee perfect 1T. We
guarantee our goods not to fade or rip. We
chcerfully refund money when goods arc
unsatisfactory. We importune no one to
buy, and extend the same courtesy TO
lockers as to purchasers. We cordially
invite you to visit us,
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Nro Nnn tininr. Enatn

II so, do not forget to read the advertise.
ment Of the Memphis Il Little Rock rail.
road. They make close connection with
the iron Mountain road, and run two trains
ually' Ihe road is i'll good condition and
connects with all trans going out of Mem.
phis for the east.
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FIRST.

We shall call your attention to our
R,aset Department. We have an
,,,eedingly large stock, and Offer
,amberleSS bargains. Every blanket is
laced at an exceedingly low figure.
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Special 1oticcs.

rrWAN TED, "A gentleman of position has
spent the summer In Colorado, and obtained
the refusal ofa valuable mine He Is DESTROYS
OF organizing company in Texas for It's deyel.
opment and will invest capital wi otherl
Reoommon dations from lawyers, judges, bank.
ers aud other prominent persons viii be
shown. lie will be happy to confer with any
one desiring to invest but none but responsible
parties are desired This IL n desirable oppor.
nnity for parties In Texas to invest small
investment may produce u largo amount. Tall
on Miner" at tho Grand'wlndsor Hotel. Dial.
las, nov 7eod
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a. ECO ~ ID.

We invite your inspection of our
fine OiComforts and Quilts, every one
A which are worth Is per cent. more
nan We are selling them for.
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TEIKHs NJ

We desire You 10 examine our stock
dTanneis. We can safely say with
Mtiear of contradiction that in this
ADrlmentOur bargains are unrlyaled.
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To tho Voters of Precinct MOL

/, There was a special ticket being crcu-
Hated last night with only one candidate
named tor each Office. wish to say that
haI no hand in this. | have no special
tlcAet yet there are several in circulation.
TG T. KENDALL,
Candidate for Justice of the Pcaco
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VOTE FOR
w. II. W. Smith for SherI

because heis poor and needs the Office. he.
cause he is young and will make an active.
Jealous officer; because he is honorable and
will make an impartial officer.
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LOTTO DERMIC!
Great French Skin Remedy,
FrcSles iop u
Tmphs Black
Cuacyin anu
Druggists. S'">"' ii"' 'V
nR0N1S pAi lvjM MIMI


Crnddock's Now Enterprise.
Mr.. l.. Craddock, with his usual business
enterprise and knowledge OF the wants of
lhe pubic, mas opened storeroom i'm.
mediately under his oprra-house ON Main
street for the sale of wines and liquors by
the bottle and gallon, also champagne by
the case, In fact, everything usually kept in
iirst-class liquor store This will be
great convenience to families who wish to
purchase from good hands wines and
liquors by the gallon. lie also keeps fine
stock ofcigars, and call on him by dealers
would be benefit to them. Don't forget
when you want these articles for family use
TO call on CraddoCk.
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have opened an office upstairs, opposite the
st. George hotel. They have several sniIs
LEI on hand which they will sell for less
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COLD WEATHER,

q, ,sall offer line of goods especially adapt
w q ~ me wants OF the season at prices
Inst cannot fail to meri' the approval
of an appreciatiye public,
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FIN a LILY.

LET us ask Of You to examine our en-.
Ire stock, procure our prices, compare
them with those Of other houses, and
den see if y0u do not tlnd it TO your
interest TO deal with us. Respect
HI! yours,
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Fuel and Feed Given Away.
Shucks for COW feed and corn.cobs for
luel given away, at Corn Shelter, court.
house square.
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j. q. STANAGE,
STATE AegNTPog
Campbell prlntlngpTess Afg.Ca.
hEADoUARTERs DALLAS, rExAs
GRAND swEEPsrAKE,

Com Communications solicited and cheermuy AT
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BARGAINS

:. =, we're really Incompatible, aud just at
IaM EN- season., when all have purchases 10
"' make in order to prepare for
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

aossrs. Morley Bros:
r, ,SkSTnENsN - have sold "woNDE AFUI,
~ n To several of my customers who used
II 1or the cure of BLACK LEG by giving
'le OF two doses internally aud applying Il ex.
lessally. II worked like chsIm Your> Ftc,
Y HUTruTsnN
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BurIERcUP. Texas Sept l. 1882
This Is TO certify that we have used your
,'WoNpERUL EIGHT for BLACK LEG
IN Cattse by giving iron 10 To - drops inter
nally and ep2lying externally once or twice to
the paris ateeted, aud 1t gave immediate relief
\, J. MCLURE WB SUIF,ETT
A. J. STEWARD, WILL McLURE.
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TO-DAN'S ELECTION.

Heavy Electioneerlng and Bettlng-The
Majority of the Supervisors of Asctlon
Decline TO Serve-List of the Precincts,
Presiding 0ficers, Etc.