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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

D. D. Martin, lumber and nails, roads 9 65
}. u, Matthew, rAbO bridge. ll6 IS
T.. Al. Haihline, " MaYview bdg. 60 10
Stephenson. -. 46 rs
b. D. Weedin, " Panther creek ia TO
" COncOrdia bdg Al 25
Z: services road aud bridge
commissioner ................ $50. Is 10
b. Elliott. serving notice on Overseer.... 10
services county court ......... . %
u: d; Barnard 4 Co, assessors and tax
books for 1855 6a so
records and stationery. .............. 81 40
u. d. Burnari l. Co., sup. for collector 81 SIS
a. NJ: MOunijoy. express ON supplies. = 10
Gas CnHpany. gas Tor county......... 10
WIN u. steele. lee bill No. I............. los 10
Jesse Il Young, brooms Tor jail -. 5000. 60
Gordon X ButOrd, whlteWash brushes. 10
VIC Ascks, supplies Tor counLy....... 3 40
10. Chlnn, Jailer, board prisoners. 500. ~ %
~: i0unY. coal Tor county ............ 2 W
J. W. Harrison. day and mileage 49,. s 10
ia. Prather, -. I" ... go
j. A. LOckhart, $500 20
Ellen Murphy, poor person. ....... ~ 90
Ed Talbot. poor person. 500. ........ ) w
Bridget Hastings, puuI person . 10
NJ. Richardson, daughter. pauper...... 500
Jno. Kellermun and wife, paupers 49,. ~
Fred. .Dierklng, self and wife poor per-. 10
r Ke. % y Tor Nancy MARTA. pau 20
Andy O'Mahey, JnO. O'Malley, pau.... { 70
H. ". Tuirman, Mrs. Scheullc. puuper 90
A. b. HATCH, Cora Hatch, insane. 80. w
h. Glinsman. Rebecca Eckhon, pauper. 10
J.B. Burbridgt, Aunt Charity, pauper. 10
Betue Matthe VS.. insane child. ..... s 10
G. B. Gordon, Mis. GrogaI and two
daughters paupers. no
NJ. Howsare. care OF poor for june. 6U 10
Ben. Elliott. serving notice OF judges of
! 4. loskhart. expenses. to St; Louie. @M
J. a. ffather, go. ~ Is
is. Blackwell. -. 2l W
j. Warrington, " -. lg IS
j. b. Henderson. aiv.rtisinv tnwnshin
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r. A. COLLINS, Chairman.
W.B. WILSON, Secretary.

l.. w. R. Blair, a prominent green
hacker OF South Carolina. was shot
dead at Camden by Captain Halle. for
calling him q liar.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
. GRAND clearance SALE.

A GRAND CLEARANCE SALE.
We will begin on &
MONDAY. JULY 10TH. 1882,
A Grand Clearance Sale OF ~
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
PARASOLS,
FANS,
LACE NECK WEAR, &c.
This sale will embrace some OF the
FINEST and MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
we have ever put upon the market. Look out fol
advertisement in next weeks issue of this paper.
jlys w. G. McCAUSLAND.
The PENNSYLVANIA republicans are try
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM r..
SMITH as u candidate for Constable of Clay
Township. subject 10 the action OF the democrat
ic primary election. j3s
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-08-19

rue sheriff OF Jackson cOI0ty
'a- returned 5I4 delinquent capt.
a,fons, which is about one sixth
81 ne entire voting population Of
county.
a vote will be taken on Satur-
day, l9th inst, in Randolph conn
~ the proposition To- subscribe
500 900 TO the capital stock 81 the
GIL on and Greenorler Railroad.
rae Weston hepuJijcua says
'bal the Republicans nave more
than a g0od fighting chance to
carry he Grafton Senatorial dis
ttIei. II comprises the COUNTIES Of
BrDOur. LrAl- RpdUlpu, Fay
or fucker ami u 3shur.
Wet Nir-iaIa'- proportion Of
what the Cincinnati Enquirer calls
ae River aud Iiarb0r steal" Is
ST. 900, divided as 70 10 as: The
1919 Kaaawba, 5000, 900; Lii L.
X ,naWha, $3l 600; the Elk. S3l, :
90. ana tae Gayaudoite, $50 600.
fui- j. exclusive OF " hat the ONO
AID MOn0ggahele rivers obtain.
C,uusel for The surviving rela-
ives Of victims Of ,he Scioto
steamboat disaster have Instituted
~ ne Circuit Court at Wheeling
even suits, each for $40 coo dam
ayes against ihe Wheeling, Park
er-ourg and Cincinnati Transport
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-08-19

al Y made a remark ably low rate
from all stations on its main line,
divisions and branches. The de-
tali3 for the prompt aud rapid
transit Of the immense number Of
9 opie Wno Will 20 over the road
10 Baltimore have all been per-
fee ed and speciai trains wiz be
rnn ana trouble deemed 100 great
10 insure tie satisfaction ~ al
par les.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Nntice.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED having qualified
i as administrator OF Dr q b Hamlu,
dec d, hereby requests all ersous having
claims again SAID estate 10 present the
same properly au uticated, and all per-
sons knowing toeu selves Indebted are
requested TO make prompt satlameot Of
the same THO5 KR ~,
agl9-3t ministrator
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L.jmek,;In & Quarry
FOR SALE.

I HAVE FOR SALE, as Atsofney' a
L Limc-uin aud Quarry. "l't t.a n nCaiJ
TH. liz ACRESO OF LAND, TO- ''( "a 49, $50
fre niles from Town and IN 20, ~ -, M -
i,- ganmanitE For particulars I.
On Is sress. j NELSON WlSNER, Az. y
Narta su.rl. Il Va. apl-tf-
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The Rnl.i,nose sp.i.le.


MYSTIC ORGANIZATIONS
The Orioie f.. i lities noxt
month IA Baltimore pro a'ise- n
programme that in umquc ami
brilliant le Hure4 has never been
parallelrd before ia the com ~
Indeed il may De said hat prom.
i-tn IL hardly "A strong erOus
WOrd. as pr pdrtti1u- have ueen
50 far completed - 60 Iu-urr -.
81 cess taat viii surprise VISIT
au1 rel tents alike Al enor-
mp0s auuuut of work mas beeu
Completed aud on lwo diHsreut
TINES the building where the pr
Eean, is beng constructed ats had
o. % greatly enlarged Tie *
pprieuce Bat more had las W r
IN the way oi ptgrants VIII ne
pto6fed nv thi- year so a strlktug
extent ln-lrad of cpulraeitu4
win aay 9ne man tor - pradog
ii sat construed Oa. # has uetf
eu1feiy iu tua aaDd- "a IA ~5mut
t.. uf B1.titu# re- e'HZ-n~- active
ami eurfgeU uJeu-- Aho naVe
given the ary e paElou ~ uer
tiua utau Wa}E fpr moasH@ pa7i
Z e gpuerai manager = 3 Ztntie-
U44 If very ltrLe experience lu
GagfGtlu CITIES $50 l-ptl44, ~ r.
+ iug aud p.aouG uWa foe
streets ulga display, ~ ttls cnaf-
sepr WGh oiu nave been 1850
CIufed artist, aI-o 81 large expert
.tt..f4.,.t
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-08-19

In thjs place, on Thursday, the
l5tn inst, Miss ELIZABETH A.
NHPLEY, daughter OF William and
Alicia Shipley, aged y years, II
months and - days
May her soul rest in peace,
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2-Story Frame Building,

containing Ten rooms, q hall and a good
cellar, with al necessary outbuildings
hydraut in lac yard and the right to ali
q CANT well Of water It would make a
splendid stand or factory Of any bind,
as I have been 10 the rpet business for
twelve years, which Aas made it well
known aad desra le The looms aud
machinery for carrying On the carpet
trade will also be sod They a.e ali ia
god RIDER and all tha Is needed to carry
on a first cla arpeI mandatory.
Wiz also sell The Do; o corner of John
street ana Winchester pi sc fronting q
feetard running ba K 1913 feet and il has
on it FtAE STABLE. This propertr
VIII be sold separately or together, at the
option ON purchaser the stable can
be made INFO a DIV ling house at little
pXupDga.
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j. I'll. SHARPE,
Single & Tin Roof
K & LLsl rzr EssR-,
MARTlNsBURG, WEST VA.

GENUINE A2BMSTOS ROOF PAINT
in seven colors. This Paint is well
known and has no superior
PATENT GLOSS VARNISH
(Blac6 ioy lin roofs Warranted to st9n5
the heat OF summer and the frosts of vim
ter without cracking or sealing off It is
applied cold like other paint and will
garden in few hours on any kind Of
metal roofs, presenting a black and glossy
appearance have used it on many tin
roots here for over two years and it has
given entire tisaCtion.
ROOFING FELT furnished and put on
and warranted water proof manuiac-
ture and put on roots Of Barns, Mills,
actories, &C composition OF partially
refined al TAR, lime and other chemicals
winch for preserving single roofs has no
equal
To those having .eaSy in, single OF
board roofs over warerooms, Summer
kitchens, sheds, &c, Will make them
water proof or no charge.
Remember on pay nothing until the
aaks are stepped. Charges moderate,
A. inquiries promptly answered and ref
erer, re given as to any Of the above.
'N JOHN II HARE,
an,ga1 Martinsburg, W. va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE

DESIRlNG 10 RsMOVE WEST / will
~ offer my property, situated on the
Winchester pike, in harrisburg, w.
Va, at p4blic sale on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1882,
commencing at 0 O'Clock a. NJ, on the
primisas,
provided it is not sold privately before
the date advertised. The Lot fronts on
Winchester pike, AZ feet. running back
PCS feet to R91eh' farm aud Is improved
by a gord
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
Love Links.

HARRIED-CoNN0R- the residence
of the brides mother, on Bryan street. Miss
Lula Mays to Mr. W. o. Connor on last even
ing at o'clock. The ceremonies werS per
formed by Rev DR.. W. G. Common, of the NJ,
L. church.
The bride was attired in cream-colored
dlmitry suit, trimmed with embroidered
ruffies, Spanish lace, point lace vail;
ornaments, DIAMONDS and Roman gold.
There were no attendants; and only rela-
tives or close personal friends of the con-
tracing parties were present. At Mrs.
Mays home an elegant repast was spread.
and dancing was INDUCED in until III
o'clock. AT this hour the bridal party re-
paired to the new and commodious resi-
dence recently erected by the groom on En-
way street. The building had Just been
completed, and was most lastly and COM
fortably arranged and furnished in every re-
gard for the perfect comfort of two loving
hearts now made as one. Here came scores
OF friends to tender hearty congratull atoms
and partake OF impromptu festivities in the
dance and the supper table. AT about mid
night large number of his fellow.employ.
ees at Messrs. Sanger Bros. presented them
selves, bearing magnificent present Of
null silver tea service, which
was presented in their name by Mr.. Hirsh-
berg in felicitous and most appropriate
address, To this very feeling and touch.
ing response was made by the groom, who
urged that where love and virtue dwell
there sweet peace and harmony prevail and
that none had done more to bring happi-
ness to him than the generous conduct of
his fellows. A large number OF exquisite
and costly presents were displayed, among
which We noticed:
Silver service, from employees ofwhoiesale
department of Sanger Bros.
Silver pitcher, from Sanger Bros.
Silver caro- receiver, from Alex Ortleib
Silver vases, from G. Meyer.
Statuary, from A. z. Rosenthal and b.
Hirshberg.
Silver toilet, set from r. p. Barry.
Silver epergne, from Mrs. Cannon.
Silver cneese-dish, from Mrs. Henry, of
Sherman.
Rockingham, from Miss Crowdus.
Full set OF solid silverware, from Mrs.
Mays, mother of the bride.
Deed to a lot of ground, from w. C. Cen
nor.
Work baskets, from Mrs. White.
Morocco toilet Set from l.. NJ. Conner.
Silver forks and toilet set from Mrs. How.
ell, mother of groom.
Basket of flowers, from Mrs. A.Davis.
Basket of flowers, from A. Sanger.
VII painting, from Mrs. j. y. I've.
Full set of China, from Mrs. W. G. Con
nor.
The fullest enjoyment was had by all
present, and the dancing, ETC., was con,
tinued until about 1 o'clock this morning
when all retired from what was generally
conceded to be one of the happiest affairs o.
its kind during the season. The HERALI
tenders its very best wishes to the univer
sally beloved and joy-crowned couple
as they thus launch out upon
the matrimonial sea, and trusts
that no storms shall appear tor years tc
come to mar the smoothness of the voyage
In the language of one of the sentiments
proposed, we repeat
May the stream of their life in tranquility flow
Unruilled by grief and unsulied by care:
May the hand of the Ruling One ever bestow
That bliss DER their lot that is now CLOWNS
there,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
TIDINGS BY TELEGRAPH.
Commercial Notes.
STOCKS.


NEW YORK, June S.-The stock market
opened strong and to II higher than yes
terday S closing prices. Nashville & Chatta-
nooga and Milwaukee, Lake Shore & West
ern leading the advance. In the early
trade the general list sold upward 1 to l..
the latter for st, Paul preferred, after
which the market was irregular, but at IL
o'clock decline of took place, Louisville
& Nashville leading therein.
FUTURES.
New YORK. June S.-The Posts cotton
report saws: Future deliveries after having
advanced 5-l0O, fell rs much before the
| third call and were sold at the third call:
July, at II 2i September, II %; October,
IL 81; November, IL Al; June was held at
l2 10; August, u 49, December, II 46;
January, II 81.
WORD TO THE WISE.
New York, June S.-The board Of man
ayers of the New York Cotton Exchange,
have recently adopted report relative to
waste in the staple. The report says:
"Wherees numerous complaints have been
ma le al out wa ste in the staple of AmerC an
cotton, more particularly of this year 5
growth, which has led to the belief that in
many instances it is caused by ginning at Il
high rate Of speed and cleaning seed too
closely, thereby breaking the staple,
and producing an excess OF ilab-
by, or what is known as reginned
staple, thus lowering its character and
value, this exchange would most earnestly
call the attention of the planting interests
to the evil, and ask that efforts be made to
cure it, 1t is quite manifest that lowering
the value of cotton by imperfect handling
is injurious to the interests of the south.
Some of the damage complained of is at
tributed to the imperfect condition OF gins,
necessary repairs not being made when
they are required. Farmers should under
stand that il is the staple of American cot
ton that enables it to be sold at Il higher
value than the product of India, and that
so much as the staple is deteriorated
il will he felt in price. Sand
and dust have been found in our
crop this year in a larger proportion than
ever before, hence the great reduction in
price has been made (no doubt the very dry
season had considerable to do with their
presence and has caused low prices to be
accepted for such, as sales have been made
at 26y2!c, and even more, below the value Of
the same grade of clean cotton. 1t is said
that cleaners were exhibited at the Atlanta
exposition, that would remedy this griey-
ance, and if it be true their adoption
should become general. In conclusion the
planters should be reminded that more
care should be given to baling, so as to
avoid mixing different qualities in the same
bale, which is a source of great annoyance
at the mills and leads to reclamations
against the sellers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
Deaf and Dumb Students.

Miss Bissie Carter, teacher in the deaf
and dumb asylum at Austin, arrived yes.
tcrday morning with Colonel Ford, superin-
tendent of the deafa dumb asylum, and a
number ofmutes on their way home to spend
vacation. Colonel Ford will spend day or
two in the city with friends. Colonel Ford,
"Old Rip" is part OF the history of Texas.
The original number of students started
out with numbered ninety-sixty, and when
they reached this city twenty-five were
dropped here to take the various railroads
tortheir respective homes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
Dallas Couaty areenbacksrs.

Tho greenbackep Of Dallas county are to
hold q meeting in this city to-day for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the
state grcenbAck convention, which Is TO as.
semble at Fort Worth on the 10Th inst,
to nominate state ticket. The meeting
to-day, IL 10 understood, will also take steps
p,sp w,sys Of iowa spS 70 arrange
for the mass.meetinE TO be addressed by
him In this city ON the 2ld inst. II Il
probable the subject Of county and legisla.
live Office candidates will receive considsra-
uVn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

MANY OF the leading citizens Of northern
Texas are suggesting the name Of Hon,
Joms II. wBirK, OF The court Of appeals, for
governor. JppoK wmrk Is certainly emi.
ncntly qualified for the position and wonld
get strong support in this section. othcrs
again. prefer a man who is resident OF this
section and thinks that II Is entitled to the
next goyernorship, as eastern and central
Texas have had the recent governors, while
one was from Austin and the present lieu
tenant. governor Is from San An.
tonic. Jupox IRELAND has the con.
adcncc OF all who know him as a
man ofintesri,y and ability, but his views
are no, sufficiently known on certain leac'
ing questions, and he is being charged rs
not being In harmony with true progress.
II was positively asserted yesterday on
tho street that he had expressed himself
that he would have preferred Il had no rail.
road enterprise ever come into this state.
Th,s cannot be true Of JupoE IRELAND, and
even ifn IL, we are satisfied that sincc they
are here, he will protect them in all their
rights. Yet. nevertheless. the feeling ID
srowins that he 10 keeping too silent, and
hat Kosshsrn TsxAs should have one Of "
evA euinsns y ~ sssAs executive mn
~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

The size Of fans to be used at the seaside
this season is enormous, some fans being as
large as four feet in semi.circumference
The most beautiful fans offered in the mar
ket are in mother-oi.pearl, in ivory, in ele.
giant and expensive woods, with lace, EN-
broidery, rare feathers, and other beautiful
and costly ornaments. The old-fashioned
palm.lea fan is still sold and used as much
as ever, and the Japanese fans, both round
and folding, will be offered in the market
decorated in that unique manner customary
with the Japs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
FRIDAY, JUNE ., 1882.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are hereby notified that if
they wish any changes for Sundays issue
in their standing lads" or new ones in
place of those now In the paper, they must
send them in to-day and tomorrow by
noon. It's necessary that they do this to
give us time to comply with their desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
Advlces from Hayti.


HAVANA, June S,-The official list Of
names OF persons recently executed in
Hayti shows that fourteen were executed
In Gonaivas and sixteen In st. l.src. The
Domingo government has empowered gen.
eral Luperan TO renew with EuN0pean gov.
ernments the expired treaties and contra, 1
for European emigration.
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SENATOR BEN HILL's son reports his
father so much improved that he hopes
TO see him In the senate be.
fore the close Of the session. If the
waters OF Eureka Springs did the
senator so much good, II strikes us that
with his peculiar disease, cancer, he should
have remained at the springs until per.
mancnt cure had been effected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

TnE New York Sun says that "the inso'
Gritty of human life in Texas" is sirikingly
exempli6ed in the death OF James Morse.
worthy, at Westfeld, who was "beaten to
death by hailstones," The Suns readers
ought to know that the only insecurity"
Is that which arises from natural causes.
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YYf Collector.

yxTF ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNVUN CE 7.
w r, STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete" as candidate for Tux Collector OF Dallas
county at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES u. GILLESPIE as Candidate
for the office of Tax Collector of Dallas County,
at the November election.
yXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES j.
w K BLEWETT as a candidate for Tax
Collector of Dallas county at the November cleo
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LIEUTENANT DANEYuowER went to church
last Sunday and partook of the sacrament,
aud the preacher preached sermon on the
expedition. The young lieutenant will
certainly be lionized enough.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
u. y. DistrIct-Attorney

1t was currently reported on the streets
yesterday thata friend of his had received a
telegram from United States Senator Max
ey, stating that Bigger's name as an appli.
cant Tor the position of United States dis
trict.attorney for this district would be
withdrawn. In that event the general i'm.
preston appears to be that Judge Andrews
OF Mckinney, will be the coming man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

ANOTHER colored cadet is about to enter
West Point. The next think he will do
will be to mutilate himself, become fam Gus
by long trial and special attentions from
the government aud then go to lecturing.
The colcred youth is gradually Catching
az "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
A Little DIN Guilty
BETWEEN POLITICAL BRETHREN.

BETWEEN POLITICAL BRETHREN.
NEW YoRK, June S.-A Chattanooga spe.
cial to tho Tribune says: d. NJ. Coifman,
mayor Of Rockford (republican), was as
saulted in Kingston, Tennessee, yesterday,
by J. w. Hood He was repeatedly beaten
over the heal with club. Both men were
republicans and the difficulty originated
over political troubles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

liz the Ascot races yesterday, the most
fashionable Of oil the English races, K.nsK's
famous Foxhall, for the second time, won
the Gold Cup, the first prize, and valued At
one thousand sovereigns. The winnings
on the outside must have been immense.
These races will continue Tor several days,
and In one Of them for three miles II Is un.
derstood that Iroquois and Foxhall will
come together,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

TIKI insurgents in Herzegovina seem to
be getting away with the Aus,rians, having
whipped them twice In minor engagements
within the last few days. The Austrian
governments prevents newspaper cores
pondents with its armies, or reports o,hes
than official, and the facts may be worse
for the Austrians than reported,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
County AmA9e.

yUE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r, Il. BURKE as candidate for reelection
10 the Office of County Judge Of Dallas county,
at the ensuing November election.
VXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w X. ii. IVES for the office Of County Judge
tho ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09

ATTENTION is called TO u communication
in this mornings paper relative to the can
didacy OF Col. Il. ]. SiMErSs, of Corsicana,
for attorney. general and his fitness and
merits for the position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
INDICATIONS.

For west gulf states: Local rains and partly
cloudy weather; stationary or slight rise in tenn
perature: easterly to southerly winds stationary
or a slight fall In barometer