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[. REINHAR DT!
7O4 ELM STREET,
THE PEOPLES CL0THIER,
Suit for SEQ. 600 Damages.

, John B. Lorraine filed petition in the
district court yesterday praying for DANA
ges against the Chicago, Texas g. Mexican
Central railroad for injuries sustained
while acting as fireman on the road. He
alleges in his petition that on the LIST day of
July, 1882. while in the discharge of the du-
Ties incumbent upon him, he was run over
by a train of cars belonging to the road and
mashed and torn up So badly as to make
him cripple for life; that there was and
bad been for a long time anterior to the LIST
of July, dangerous draw-head and pin on
the watel-car that was moved with The 10
connective, which fact was known to the
road, but not to him. That while he was
coupling the bose on the water tank on the
car, the latter came uncouoled iiom the
waler-car by reason Of said detective draw
head and pin, thereby throwing him be-
tween the cars and the train run over him,
MASKING, bruisiDg and tearing him up SO
badly that he sustained permanent injuries,
rendering him cripple for life, renderin G
it impossible to make living, wherefore he
prays for damages in the sum of s25, 900 and
all costs.
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sale Of the Ter..T r.nk.

The Texas Trunk was sold to-day 1nder
execution issued on the judgment in favor
Of Moon 4 Bennett, and was bid In by
S0rtell & Co., for $500. ibis sale had
been eujoined By II. I. Nash, the receiver,
but az the attachment 10 the Noon &
Bennett case was levied before the road
was put In the hands Of q receiver, and as
safe would not eject the receivers posses
sion. Nash dismissed the Injunction suit IN
time for the sale to-day. Judge White, in
behalf Of the bondhOlders and perhaps
others, gave lengthy notices against the
sale-cxaclly what they were. was not un-
derstood. The sale has created considera-
BE excitement, but II IL The better opinion
that Il does notefiect - change any sub
stautial rights.
The purchasers propose pushing he line
through 10 Sabine Pass, according 70 the
original survey.
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To The Edlfor Of fle HeraA
DALLAS, July 81, 1ss2.-I read your nrti-
Gle in the HERaID Of yesterday and think
you err in regard 20 the tariff question
Texas needs manufacfories in her every city
II r,o~sible. They viii induce population
md bring 20 us the very wealth that you
~ the north Il nov famishing IT, They
VII help our WOOL gTgEers ana
iii give eruplorment 70 our idle people
~ Tins creefe a dernand f1r labor and
bencs erhancs prices fgr H. We have nov
% buv many d cur thing IN The other
-fefrs af hearr prices q trnnspo-Ietiyn-
Pr Re furtoriss here and rrices vi - ~
soruurh reduced. his sHrDe hlEh ta-1n -
IN has made the n0rth re1ithT. VII not
tben Ne pursst the sane ccurss unoE tns
sane sTEens AD.
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Democracy Circular.

, Office of Chairman of Executive Committee Of
the Democratic Party of the State of Texas
Galveston, Texas, July 81 1852.
DEAR SIR: herewith hand you the rules
and regulations presented to the re
cent convention in this city, by
Mr.. Morgan, OF Dallas, and referred
by the Hon. w. d, Wood, chairman
of platform and resolutions, to the execu
tive committee for their CONSIDERATION
adoption, correction or rejection. / find
them thoughtful, carefully cons'dera,e and
an excellent code OF action, and therefore
approve them fully and ask your concur
renee with an addition of financial clause.
and would suggest tJat each member OF The
committee levy a TAX OH each county o.
ganization of $50 cents to each 100 demo
crs tic voters, 100 cents to be forwarded TO
the secretary of the state executive com-
mittee and the so cents retained for
use in the district for the purchase OF STA
tionary, postage, tickets and for other mat
| tiers necessary 10 a permanently thorough
organization. Please reiucn the rules 70
me with such suggestions as you may see
necessary 20 maze, allowing me TO take
iom the whole or aud to IL those neediul
or pertinent, or not. so as TO give the. rules
as adauted as soon as possible, believ'"
that there is no time to lose.
Another resolution was alse offered, and
liseaise referred 10 the committee for ac-
ton, /. G.. to create the committee COM
mittee on basis of representation aud per.
manent organization, aud requiring the
committee TO mee5 at the place elected for
holding the next convention at least two
days before, for this pul pose. Will you as
sumo that additional and responsible posi-
ton? While it will expedite n alters, does
il not properly belong to the members com
posing the next convention, in which we
may not be entitled toavoice2 Please give
our views.
/ now call your attention to the fact that
Herculean efforts are being made to orga-
nize and crysialize an opposition larger,
stronger and more determined than any
heretofore met by the democracy. 1nde-
pendentism is Hydra TO be feared, as they
are all, or nearly all, from the refuse OF the
great democratic party. We have grave
matters TO meet. Speakers from demo
cla,ic s conghOlds must be sent to the
weaker aud every inch contested; our con-
u essional nominees must be aided and our
entire delegation secured. IL Is unneces-
soy to saw to you that we were selected IS
lae guardians Of the Interests OF the party;
and with re, energy, vigilance and will,
we will again be crowned with success aud
give 10 our great state the strongest officers
ever given TO the people. A careful review
Of tbe life and character OF every nominee
will reveal the fact that there is not a spot
on a single one. but. on the contrary, singu.
larry competent and pure as men and
democrats.
Our duty as the vanguard is plain, and TO
me velv pleasant. Let Us, Therefore, assist
in insc ibng on the banner Of Our great
par =. victory and in unmistakable nun
hers. JONI NJ. CLkInoRSE,
CT sirman Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of Texas.
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5:or Qynuntp Q-Icrk.


TTF ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A, HARDWOOD as candidate for County
Clerk. -
M. H THACXER is a candidate for S CSunIy
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
fas deputy) In Texas. For the past SIX years has
Mad charge of the County Court OF TINS county
as Deputy County Clerk, under captain Alex
HARDWOOD ~,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNol nee
w the name Of CHAs. WOODsON oil Seaso-
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
r hereby announce to the citizens OF Delias ~
cnnnty that am a candidate for the Office OF
County CLERK. Il my reputation as man ana "a
nv qualifications for the position are sueh as a 10
commend me to your conhdence, a nh e iS%t
npon my part viii be spared TO make an efhcieh'
And faithful servant of the public, ,,,~r,,,r
April l6. 1852. 9. u. " . ! = : =
ITTE AXE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w M. G. HILL as Candidate for County
CLERK Election. November next -
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Serious StabbiDg,

One of those bloody affrays. that cause
the blood to curdle occurred last night at
Gamers saloon, opposite the Car shops last
night about 10 o'clock. Two men, named
Johnson and William Anderson. both me-
chanics, were standing at the bar drinking,
when quarrel, the nature of which was
not learned, spiang up between them,
when johnson whipped out large
bladed pocket knife and stabbed
Anderson five times, once in the back,
twice in the abdomen and ia the neck and
prove fatal wounds johnson made his
escape, aud the officers are securing the
country for him, but up to the hour OF GO
ing TO press nothing has been heard of
him.
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TIE TENNEssIr pEMocI.ATs.

The experience Of The various states and
municipalities in this country has dis
proven 10 the entire satisfaction Of the Peo-
pie, the old remark originating from Eng
lish sources. that public debt il q public
blessing. The southern states particularly
have suffered from the enormous burdens
imposed upon then By the csrpet-bsg GOV
srnmsnfs % lev years since, and none o
them 90 greatly e. Virginia and Iennessee
The former state has been given over alto
rstber into The hands 81 the republican
readiuster- scal1ragspoiis combination.
and il looks rs II her Beighbor wer
asout 70 suTz the sane fate Tn.
ielt n Tsnnesses Il nov near.
fIiriT millions. and Il has been inpossibls
~ q Iorr time 10 r-set the intsrest- A ysn
ortro sro Tie lsr t1r o. repudistine 3sm-
,-rts orrnnirsd and fhsir dis6scfion lnsi
ssetion e.Ts he stats. 70 he republicans.
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A CREEK CONFLICT
A Tribal Outbreak Bordering on Civil
War, in. the Indian Territory.


War, in. the Indian Territory.
Information from the Indian Territory
yesterday and last night was of rather
sensational character, and related a state of
affairs indicating tribal outbreak in the
Creek nation bordering on civil
war. Bloodshed has actually occurred
and the situation is reported TO be extreme
ly critical. There are two factions among
the Greeks, each ambitious to manage the
affairs of government, and bitter rivalry
has existed for nearly a quarter of cen
fury. One faction is known as the Sands
party and the other as the Chicota party.
Chicota is the principal chief of the tribe,
and is at the head of affairs in the
nation. A few days ago his prin-
cipal military officer, Captain Scott, with
several OF his men, was murdered in the
interior of the nation by body of Sands
supporters. Chief Chicota. determined
upon the capture and punishment of the
murderers of his faithful henchman,
and on Monday issued a proclama-
ton calling upon all able bodied
men in the nation to arm themselves and
turn out to avenge the death of Captain
Scott and his comrades. Over 400
well armed men were raised in the vicinity
of Eufala and on Monday night left for the
interior, to tue west of Eufala, in pursuit Of
their enemies. Forces are being mustered
by both sides in all parts of the nation and
an engagement Of sanguine character
may be anticipated. The locality is so far
in the interior away from railroad and tel
egraphic communication, that results can
not be obtained perhaps for day or two.
Colonel Il. G. Boudinot, the well known
Cherokee Indian, arrived in the city direct
from Eufala yesterday, and reports the sit
uation extremely critical. He would not
be surprised at the news of bloody battle
at any moment. He says the origin
of the feud between the Sands and the Chi
Gotta factions dates back 10 the war between
the states. The Sands party fought for the
Union and were know as the loyal Greeks;
the Chicota faction fought for the Confede-
racy and were known as the disloyal
Creeks. The braves of the latter faction
formed part of the famous Indian COM
mand Of General Sam Bell Maxey,
now United States senator from
Texas. The Chicota party has had the
management Of Creek governmental affairs
ever since the close OF the war, and the
ambition Of the Sands party has been to
wrest the scepter Of power and authority
from them, and bloodshed is now the cut
mination.
Colonel Boudinot says an animated but
peaceable campaign is now going on in the
Chickasaw nation for governor. He sLys
Ex-Governor Overton will be elected next
week by an Overwhelming majority.
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Dr our kilograms il viii be seen that
CotoSEL S. II. PRocTER, Of New Orleans
and brother-in-law Of GESTRAL BEAuEE-
GARD, committed suicide yesterday. The
cause il said 10 be in health. In such cases
do we indeed end the ills that flesh is heir
10. or do we fly to worse ills than those
when we disobey the divine Injunction
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The Necessity for Reform .

p If housekeepers would only follow the
noble example of reform now being set in
municipal politics by the sterner sex, what
glorious country this would be. And
they must do It. Common sense advises
1t, and necessity demandsit. The time is
passed when you must spend considerable
money where few doses of Swayne's Pills
would effect a speedy cure. Reform is
needed in the household. Hereafter, when
any Of the family are suffering from bill
housness, indigestion, headache, disordered
liver or costIveness, use Swayne's Pills.
After their use you will have no other.
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Every day In this city thousands CT per-
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as a con-
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, hear
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. IL these
will take Just one of Carter's Little Liver
Pills Immediately after eating. they will be
surprised by the entire absence Of those I'M
pleasant feelings which daily distress the N,
and may continue in their improper course
Of eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember; Is cents. All
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliyer
4 Walker, druggists.
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s:or sl1,stice of the geace.

TE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8. n. BRASWELL as candldaIe ios
Justice of the Peace in Precinct NO. l. Dai,"s
county Election. November 2. loaz :, ,T -
NV AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ EDWARDS as candidate Ior
Justice of the Peace for Precinct No. l. Eiecuoil'
November :, 1882 = z7o7 - cV
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE as
w MR.. JOHN b. KUNZ as canui4 T,oo,i aor
Justice of the Peace in Precinct NO. l. NieS'
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The French army is rejoicing over the re-
establishment OF the drum. The soldiers
in the barracks are preparing to welcome
II back with festivityl The army, It was
found, was losing pr@tige in the eyes Of
the people for want OF the drum.
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Gnuutu Trca sure.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANHoUNGE
w the name of N X, GROVE rs treasure
Dallas county. Election November " lo9-'
VIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE Sos
w Il. NJ. oVERLEESE as cahui Tino,;a 1u'
County Treasurer of Dallas County E'eo''oN
TUESDAY, November Ith, !sS2. ,-z.c,7TvcT
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL F. DoCGHIEihI ~, Ss q
candidate for County Treasurer OF Daiias couii'''
election, Tuesday November 1th, leoz,
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ASNot ior co NJ ~
w WILLIAMSON as candlaate ior No"A''
Teasnrer. Election. November lSo2. -.-
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.TnE president las ,e.ovd lie ri'el and
harbor bill. II was generally believed
that he would do this as it was bill OF
iniauities. 1t will teach another lesson to
an extravagant congress. Allthis comes OF
having a surplus treasury.
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TINS 81. Louis Republican remarks that
.she fine Italian baud Of Me-. BLAISE is
plainly perceptible 10 the effort TO defeat
IiPEAKER KKirER for denomination. Mr.
kLArSK Is still under the impression that
y people regard him o. very great 20
tl psrsonege. He is mistaken in this.
kquires entirely too muth "vindioa-
for politician with a future before
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iRg0rhr Adams. oftbe senatorial en-
rlitice. has called . convention q tire sir
teerth spna+orial district o. meet e. Terrell
q fbe lsth me- IRE districi 4 couDossd
ri Dallas. Esufrnan. ard nockwnII COUNTIES.
~. B1rneit Gibbs y The only csodidnte f0r
serator. and has been inslructe1 ~ b. each
o. TIE co1ntiss composlne ne ois,Tict-
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4,af COLLECTOR.

YTF ARE AUTHORIZED 10 NuuE &c, sd r
w STEPHENSON, better known as ln iS
DE- y az candidate for Tax Collector OF DALLAS
county, at the coming November election. .z,.zzz,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOGt ME- s;E
w CHAS B. GILLESPIE flor the past SIX SIX
wears deputy in the office as cahdiu tntr io s
the office of Tax Collector Oh p@iiAS '01'''
the November election. z-z.5z77 ,=5,7, :
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUSCEE r. =;
w r. BLEWETT as a candidate tor Tax
ro,lector of DALLAS county at the November eiec'
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Uounta 4iudae

xxrF ARE REQUESTED TO ANNO.tNCE y.
W.T.. WILLIAMS as canoidate iOf OouhJ
Judge. Election, November Z, 1881 ----...,,,..
WIS ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNO o,o6,icn
IN The once of County Judge Of Dallas county
al the ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 80 AENoGsCs
w X. III. WEST for the Ofice Ct County Juoss
.he .1,suiup election. ---
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aynr tlIr a.enisIatmre.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN ,oI Roa
w Mr. I II. SKILES as a candidate for kep-
rosantative TO the next Legislature, subject 10
he Democracy of Dallas county. 49,,
VIE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
w DIR. ]. d. PARSONS of Roekwail, AZ
candidate for Floater from the counues Vi DaiiaS
Tarrant and Rockwell. -
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AK American missionary was urgently
advised TO leave Egypt at once. scorning
the warning. he went to Cairo-to gather
his efIects-and may now be regarded as
c~furo
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5spr Sheritf.

Ir1E ARE REQUESTED TO .ANNogNGE
w MARK ELLiSroN for Sheriff OF Dallas
County. Election, November, ISL
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN NJ ~ n,jif
w w II w. SMITH for the office OF Sherlh
of Dallas County. Election, Nov. 7th, lSs!.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MATE CHAPMAN as a candidate l9r
Sheriff of Dallas County. Election, NoTemper Z.
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BFN JONES as a candidate for Sheriff.
Flaction November z, 1882.
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Hors lords Acid Phosphate for Alcoholism.
DR.. p. p. GILMARTIY, Detroit, Michigan,
says: II have found it very satisfactory in
its effects, notably in the prostration at
tendant upon alcoholism"
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Mr.. G. r. Young. OF Allegheny City. Pa,
writes: Disease and suffering had COM
pleteiy discouraged me. ] took no pleasure
In eating. | fonnd no comfort IN living.
felt myself a burden, and my mind
bordered on insanity. Dyspepsia and
urinary disorders troubled me. / tried
Browns Iron Bitters, and now, Thank God,
feel myself the equal OF any man. IL has
saved my life
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XtfE AEF REQrIsIsD 40 AENOUECE
w AR j. I. JARVIS, Of Fort Worth Iaffaaat
county. as q CANDIDATE LOT Congress ~ wv {,,u
OF the convention. .-..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
l1oy GonorcSs.

sgAn Amopneements for once mus, be
PAD ios 10 Adtsaoe ~
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A perfsct E.s rrern-ntI1n q iron nnd
rarstntIs TOMS ahaf I'll nr1 harm he
rnosI 1slIcrts Il Browns Iru1 BItters. L
rvs hsrIIh - Strength.
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There IL ore Thing Certain, However,
Cal IL malaria or unnf yOu may, and u
genera1y comes without calling. where H.
l.enlfh does exist Simmons Live Regulates
Eiil restore f.
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1istrict Glerk.

1x1r ARE AUTHORIZES TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of HENRY ". JONES: tne e,p pres 81
ent incumbent as candidate ior ,yt Of Dallas
con1ty at the ensuing November election.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. j. II. HOLLOWAY as a candidate
for County Assessor at the ensuing election.
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Hunting Her Husbaad.

A woman wbogaye her name as Ms.
Sarah Hook called at the stalioB-honse yes
tefdaT andsnade inquiries concerning her
husband, wilhsm Hook whom she stated
had come 10 this stale from New Odeans
several months ago on q prospecting tour.
For sometime she received letters regularly
IRON him, written n Eagle Pass
Of a cheerful tone, but al ct once they stop
ped, and though she wrote repeatedly 10
the officers and prominent persons 81 thst
place she failed 70 hear anything Of him.
She came on In person % look for him and
on her arrival hare concluded 70 step
and investigate ths matter further.
She stopped 81 the Armstrong
house and has Riven fbe ofsctrs
bis former address, Eagle Pass, 20 see 4
they can find him. She Il Of the op1nion
thai be il dead and fsars that be was muir
dsied, as be 81 tlmcs bad large sums 81
money with hirl- She IL satisfied that
soineiEing terrible has happened - him.
and il iuiignan. 81 the idea that be bns
possibly deserted ber.
s'ncs writing tie ADORE q HEEaLD re-
porter called % Ms Hook Who informed
lin that SIS Lad jnn recsivsd e letter
from iIfu mailed II Marysrilie. Texas. IN
Winch hesrated be ha1 serf her q letter she
never recsivee. c0uiaininE money. She
WI avBit him here-
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~ 900 Reward -.
For any case Of weakness, III health, dye
pepsia, Indigestion, nervous dcDl1tyi
urinary disorder, lung trouble liver com
plaint' or any chronic affection That
Browns Iron Bitters viii not relieve.
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For Goumtp Attorncu
S.or State Scnatoc.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE G,
w i. CLINT as candidate for county Al'or-
my Election. November Z, 1857
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Al csrtnin seasons Of the year nsn-lv
eTsry r'ers1n s1rtrt = frs1ir q les e.
rrr|t frorr inquiry II tlI1 blood. h.lIious-
a. InH st1ld v rernc1irf r.
Jrr-r1 rs -rlst ssrious results
''r-klT Ast fIii-
~ frint q
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S-nr Assessor.

WE KRE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS as candidate Tor the
Satte Senate
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.ns erea} opera PArsifAl was q
poess at IBeyruth, Bavaria. The
u CONSTRUCTED By designs BY the
per al 80 admirably arrnuged
Noel could be as distinctly
h lp0ssibie Tor scientific ar
rJduce for gDod resonance.
musician who was laughed
nried on his new phases. This
the world. 50, TOO. vas d.
} be made lis frsi speech.
r.t~unrrra
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)emocrat ssTE 'Post-onc.
mag comt and goand rtr.
fcrs maT escape cow ii0t
califss. but ths T'ubiic Vii
h mind atout ths rottnnes.
srims. Tie cosf offhs rsr.
rhus B-nfT borsst 4 va
rtt,s less than tsOOo q
~. Jnna c-t q dorn tot2.
a. ruk b nor being dons-sr
- H. rhofpuslc ufniiT-
IL -fnr - orlJ 800
rFri suntrhert
10. eifhsr1
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re ARE REQUESTED TO ANSoUNcE "
. HARDWOOD as u candidate for Count!