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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-27
). The uixbest Authorizations.

MADISON, Ind. June Is, 1881.
II. H. WARNER g. Co.: Sirs-Yours Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure realized my high
est anticipations, and ! cordially recon-
mend it to all who suffer with kidney or
or liver diseases. ]. w. LITTLEJoHN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-27

--Seventy-fve thousand men in New
South Wales are said to be in sorrow
because they can not find wives, the
supply of manageable women being
limited. If they will send an agent over
here to visit fashionable watering places
and church picnics, their sorrow may
soon be turned to ioy.-New FORK Hour.
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-ss Souring on the temperance law
is what the Iowa brewers call it when
they turn brewery into vinegar fac
togY.~-Ckjoa0e ZoJr5egk
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The common beetle has eyes $500
times sharper than those of man, and
yet the old hen gulps him down sooner
or later.-Detrott Free Press.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-27

AT home the Moravians number
only 20, GOO; but they have gathered "a
600 heathen into the fold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-12
NEW DEPOTS,
Speculation As to Their Location-Pur-
chase of Ground by the T. & p

chase of Ground by the L, & Il.
Among real estate owners and specula-
tors there is at present a deal of excitement
as to where the new depots of the Missouri
Pacific and Texas Il Pacific and the Gulf,
Colorado K Santa Fe, Texas Central,
and the Texas Trunk, and the
Texas ~ st. Louis Narrow Gauge
roads are to be located. A strong
elort is being made to get them located in
the business portion of the city /. e. west Of
property owners living east of the street
mentioned. Various are the spec
ulations as to where they will
be built, and as 10 what compa-
MES will combine together in the enterprise.
As matters now stand il is likely that the
Texas n Pacific and the Missouri Pacific
roads will build together, but at what point
Is not definitely known vet. The Beard
property at the corner of Elm and Broad
way streets, and the ground of the Texas &
Pacific road just south Of the roads present
passenger and freight depot, are
spoken of as the sites to DO chosen between
for the depot of these two lines. From all
appearances 1t would seem that it will be
erected on the latter spot. 1t will be A
three.story brick of the latest style and
finish, and an arch will extend from il over
the track to the present depot, which will be
used Tor the storage of freight. On the
ground floor will be located the telegraph
and ticket offices, and the ladies and gentle
mems waiting rooms. The second floor will
be occupied by agent and clerks of freight
departments, and on the third floor will
be located the offices of the officials OF the
Missouri Pacific and the Texas & Pacific
roads. City Engineer Johnson received let
ter yesterday from w II. Abrams, land com.
missioner OF the Texas a. Pacific, stating that
! Engineer Murray Evans of thai road would
; be here in a few days and that he wished
| him Engineer Johnson to assis.
( him in properly laying Off the ground.
! The Gulf, Colorado n Santa Fe road has
! been looking at property at or near the
southern terminus of Broadway or Austin
streets, but nothing is known concerning
the location of its depot.
! The Trunk road is in such state
OF affairs ut present that it is hard to say
where its depot will be. The Texas Cen
tral will, in all probability, build near its
freight depot.
Later-The Beard property has been pur-
chased by the road for 5000.
In conversation with Mr.. w. II. New.
man. general freight agent of the Texas &
Pacific, he informed HERALD reporter
that the Beard proI er was not purchased
Tor depot purposes, but that it was fol
switches to be butt by the road The
Texas Il Pacific owns the property, il is un.
, derstood, from the compress to the river
on both sides of the road for the depot O
about 200 feet.
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Sudden Death

After the installation of the newly elected
officers of the l. o. b. b. last night the
members of the lodge adjourned to the
TVoh beer hall, where they refreshed
themselves with beer and a lunch, but m
the very midst of their speeches of con.
graduation and their endowment one ol
their number, Nh. IL. Sparks, was
stricken by death at the very moment he
sat IN his seat apparently in the best OF
health. Verify, "in the midst of life we are
IN death" His comrades heard gurglins
sound, and turning, saw him sink back into
his chair with uphited hands in his last mo.
ments. They rushed one and all to his res.
cue and did their utmost to revive him, but
IN vain, for in less than three min
utes he was cold in death. His
brothers. of the lodge were startled
and griei.stricken at the sudden and unex
pected demise of the deceased, who was
popular with those of all classes who knew
nm. lie leaves wife and two little daugh
tiers to mourn him, who are at present n,
RACES station on visit to friends.
Justice Edwards, acting coroner
was notified and an inquest will be hello
over the body. 1t is thou ght that he diet
OF heart disease.
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THE CITY.
PERSONAL.

Squire Mckay, Of Ellis county, was in
the city yesterday.
W. II. Weatherly, leading merchant Of
Grapevine, is in the city.
Colonel John Walk, prominent lawyer
II Galveston, is in the city,
Mrs, General Waul and Mrs. Joiner, o
Galveston, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Barnett Gibbs.
Judge G. n. Aldrdge leaves this morn
ing for Hearne to join his family aud spend
his vacation from the bench.
Mr;C d, Morrison, of Morrison & Four
my. directory publishers, of Texas, arrived
IN the city yesterday and will soon be fol.
lowed by hi, partner, when they will be.
gin to compile q directory ofthis city. They
have Just completed directory of CALVES.
ton, which, for neatness, thoronrhness and
general typographical appearance, is arst.
class in every respect.
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NEW ORLEANS. July IL Flour In good dc.
mand; Nt, 800 TO 5.25 xxx, 5.75 to 6. 90, higher
grades advanced To 50 To 37$
Corn higher; mixed. 80 to %; white, los
Oats higner; western held ut SIS to S. now
Texas, 90 t0 "a.
Pork strong mess $50
Lard scarce and nrm; refined tierce 10 90 tc
~ %; key IL so.
Dry salt meats steady and in good demand
shoulders, packed, 1870.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July ll.-Flour firm, higher and
In demand; XXX, 1 10 to LOS; fancy, Is to &, 40
Wheat opened higher, but deCliLcd; No. rrt
fall, cash, l.lS'4 TO l.lisS; July ILL August OS
Corn easier. cash, 50 TO 81 bid; July, 79h
August, 1881.
Oats easier; cash, 5s bid; July, 5ly.; August
39G.
Whisky steady G: | Il.
Pork firm ~ ilil bid for cash
Bulk meats firm; shoulders Q 60: short rib ant
long clear, 10 90 short clear 10 so
Lard dull and nominal At - 70 tn 70 GOT,
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County Collectors Annual settlement,

The county commissioners court met YES
terday in special session TO make an annual
settI ement, with Tax Collector W. IL. Pra.
her for the year ending June 30 1852
After careful examination Of all his re.
ports, accounts, etc, the same were ap-
proved and accepted as a final settlement
OF his accounts with the county to the above
date. A balance sheet showing all debts
and credits was approved by the court and
ordered spread upon the minutes. The nc.
counts of Collector Prather, rs well ms the
treasurer's receipts, show that he has paid
into the county treasury during the year
HE sum of Sl,77LSj. The finances of Dial.
las county are now in prosperous condi.
ton, and to no one is more credit due for
this state of affairs than to its present col.
lector for the efficient and energetic man.
ner in which he has collected the taxes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-12

W. W. Kingdom, connected with the
Texas & st. Louis Narrow Gauge railroad,
arrived in the city yesterday fresh from the
construction department between Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, and Texarkana. He saws
that twenty-six miles of track has been laid
from Texarkana towards Pine Bluff and
about 40 miles laid toom Pine Bluff towards
TeXarkana, which leaves gap of some 60
miles, which will be completed by the 18th
OF September, when the entire force will be
thrown on the line between Dallas and
Mount Pleasant, and they expect
to finish The gap by the middle OF November
good deal OF grading has been done from
Mount Pleasant towards Dallas. The com.
pany have enough steel rails and ties tC
complete this work. A $3.50, 900 draw
bridge is being built over the Arkansa,
river eight miles below Pine Bluff, to b,
completed by the LIST of November.
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peciaily fine, and evidenced his familiarity
with the character through previous prac.
tee and close study Tonight the piece
will be repeated with the cast as on last
evening, as follows: Enoch Arden. T. q.
Woollen; Philip Ray, John Lawson: DR..
GLammett, A. W Mansfield; Peter Lane,
Walter Mansfield; Old Bsrnaclo, George
Afford; Anna Lee, Miss Carrie Mansfield;
Ben, the Boatswain, Walter Mansfield;
Gregory. sydney Peak; Esther Arden, Ms.
Jennie Mansfield; Walter Arden, Willie
Mansfield; Marian Lane, Miss Cora Linn;
FIRST Ni!lager, Eugene Afford Second Vii.
lager, Water Nreeland First Sailor, ]. y.
Sizer; Second Sailor, George Afford; Third
Sailor, Sydney Peak.
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Very cheap excursion tickets are now on
sale at all ticket offices on the Houston e.
Texas Central railroad to all summer re-
sorts, and such important points as Nash
vile, Louisville, Cincinnati, Knoxville,
Bristol, Lynchburg, Pittsburg, and many
other points east. These tickets are via
Houston and New Orleans, over the Star
and Crescent route, and parties going this
route have no delays, but make close con-
nections at New Orleans to all points
named above, with fewer changes of cars
than by other lines. In case OF any trouble
arising on account of quarantine. all tickets
will be made good over other lines to re-
turn.
For tickets or any information apply to
EDWIN o. FLooD,
Tiki, Agt. IL. & r. q. X. r.. Dallas.
j. l.. A. THOMAS,
T. p. Agt, Star & Crescent route, Dallas
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THE LABORERs' LEAGUE
New Secret Order-its Origin and rur.
poses.

New Secret Order-its Origin and rur-
poses
There Las been formed in this city within
the past few days two lodges, of what is
known as the secret order OF the Laborer,'
league, q secret organization formed by
the labor strikers OF the east. A
man who is employed in a
large establishment of this CITY
who had been solicited to Join, gave a Ii rE.
AID reporter crude idea of the order and
the objects it aimed to accomplish. 4 few
days ago an agent of the league arrived
here, and has since established two lodges
as already started, one composed of whites
and the other colored, They have printed
bylaws, grips and passwords
and hold secret meetings, Their object is
to strike in concert and be true to the
brotherhood, under all circumstances
wherever labor comes in contact with capi.
al. The league is established in every
8 ale in the Union, and now
the league claims that it extends
| from Maine to Florida and from the Allan.
TIC to the Pacific ocean. They claim that
tae tlme has come when labor must com.
bine against capital. They advocate that
eight hours day is enough for man to
do manual labor and that 81 per day
is small enough sum to be paid
for their services. The two lodges here arc
rapidly increasing in numbers, so the re
porter was informed, and men of all kind,
OF employment were joining The
league There was to have beer
a meeting of the colored lodge Al
Bethel church in Stringtown last night
and HERALD reporter went out to lool
after it, but if meeting had been held il
did not las: long, as the church was dark
Tue reporters informant stated that he haC
declined to join the movement and wa
not acquainted with its inner workings, We,
he had learned that lodges were being es
tablished in the principal towns of thi
state.
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Funeral of johnny Tntum,

The funeral of Johnny Tatum took place
yesterday at tp, M, from the residence of
his parents on Cumberland hill, corne Of
llarwood and Cochran streets. The re.
mains were followed to their last resting
place IN Trinity cemetery by bereaved re-.
latives and u large concourse OF sorrow ing
friends. He was noble young man OF
whom none ever spoke but In praise. For
the past few years hc h al been gradually
giving away TO that terrible disease, con.
sumption, which resulted in his death
,unday night,
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Didn't Pop

Dear John" said lovely girl with blue
hair ard auburn eyes, who was dying to
have her lover pop the momentous
question, What makes you wriggle about
and appear so excited speak, love-" John
tried to speak. blushed, and Selling his hat
put out of the house aud struck u "go rs
you please gait for home. You couldn't
blame him, reader-hc was afflicted with
Itching Piles and had never tried Swavne's
Ointment, which cures every time. Your
druggist keeps it, ask for II and take IN
ether
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A Model Establishment

Mr.. |. Reinhardt, the clother, 7o4 Elm
street, has a most striking and impressive
manner Of talking TO the public. II you
have never seen the man, aud simply read
his business.like, Straightforward adver.
tisement, you will want TO know him.
Judging from the rapid. growth Of Mr..
Reinhardt's clothing trade. we may safely
predict that the time Is not far distant
when Reinhardts clothing house will be
the largest In north Texas.
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The installation OF officers of |. 0. B. b
took place last night at the lodge room
of the order. The names of the
officers for the ensuing term are
Seymour Meyer, president; Lee Cohn, vice.
president; n. Suhler, recording secretary
NJ. Sues, financial secretary; A. Oyster.
bach, treasurer Henry Schulz, inside
guardian and b. Davis outside guardian.
Endowment trustees Leon Kahn, b. Da.
Wis, }; Boon, Il. NJ. Tillman, Henry
Schhul.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-12

The Dallas Dramatic club gave their en-.
tertainment last evening at Craddocks
opera.house, of the five act drama Of Enoch
Arden. Considering the fact that this Is an
amateur troupe, 1t may be said that the
piece was highly creditable In Its rendition
throughout. The performers we're well nm
in their respective parts, and
some of the acting was exceedingly
good. The personation Of Enoch Sen by
Mr.. woollen, in the last two acts, as es.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-12

There will be a grand gathering Of dele.
gates to the state convention here from the
surrounding counties Saturday and sun.
day en- route to the state democratic con.
ycntion which convenes al Galveston The
Texas Central road will furnish them extra
coaches and the fare will be one half for the
round trip, good for ten days. 1t will be u
Kind OF running convention from here to
Galveston
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Every day in this city thousands of per
sons eat too much at dinner, and as a con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart.
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. ii these
will take just one of Carters Little Liver
Pills immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un.
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
of eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember; 25 cents. XII
druggists. Fo sale by Williams, Tollyer
Il Walker druggists.
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In the lille matcha distance OF two hund.
red yards, ct Longs lake, on the Fourth Of
July, between the members OF the Lamar
rifles for q beautiful gold medal, Mcssrs.
George Miller and Lawrence Walker tied.
Yesterday they shot of the tie which re.
suited in Mr., Miller's winning It, Both are
splendid shots and both really deserve the
prize yet only one can wear IT,
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Tn. Irish American Land League.

At the meeting Of the Laud lesgu Sun
day evening reports were received from the
various committees entrusted with the
Fourth Of July celebration, and the reports
showed net receipt OF $500. Appropriate
resolutions were passed thanking the civic
and military organizations Of the city for
their valuable assistance. The league fee 3
very grateful to all the citizens Of DALI as
for their liberal patronage ON that day.
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State vs. John Matthews, aggravated as.
sault; hung jury,
State VS. Henrietta Boots and Lou Hay.
den, colored, aggravated assault; fined s.
and cost each.
State VS., Lilly Scott, keeping disorderly
house; fined 800 and cost.
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Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt,

GALVESTON, July ll.-Observations showing
highcs and lowest temperature and rainfall
for past twenty.fOur hours, taken daily ut .
O'Clock m
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
the United States signal service by requiring
their agents to take the observations and use
their wrc-without expense to the government
to transmit by them viz Gulf Colorado IL
SautH Fc, International Il Great Northern Texas
Il Pacific, Texas Il New Orleans, Houston Il
Texas Central, and Galveston Harrisburg Il san
Antonio railroads.
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An Unwritten Point of History

Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. 1t
Is interesting to note how some of the most
illustrious historical characters died. Rich
ard Cmur de Lion, like the animal from
which his heart was named, fell by the
arrow of an archer. George ". passed
away victim of gluttony and dissipation.
Henry VIII. died of carbuncles and scuryy.
because in those days there wss no Swayncs
Ointment for skin diseases to cure the aiilc.
tons in the beginning.
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State Convention

or the Christian.church meets at Fort
Worthto-day. The following Dallas ladies
mem bers of the Commerce Street Christian
church, will be in attendance: Mrs. Il. T.
Good and daughter, Alice, Miss Sue Hamil
ton, Miss Alice Dram, Mrs. DIR. A. A,
johnson. Elders +. r. Good and G. NJ.
Wheat left. yesterday, and will be present
at the opening
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Great Reduction IN Rates.

Excursion tickets are now on sale from
all points In Texas to Louisville and Gin.
cinnau via ST, Louis aud the Ohio & Mis-.
sissippi railway.
ASK ANY TICKET AGENT
which is the shortest and quickest routc Ia
Louisville and Cincinnati, and you will be
told the Ohio & Mississippi.
]. Il. MERRYrigLD,
Texas Passenger Agent, Dallas.
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Ifyou want to 80 TO ptrrsnuRc, ClScs.
MATT, LOUISVILLE or any other EASTERN
CITY, you will save time and money by
purchasing an excursion ticket via ST.
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Enoch Arden tonight at Craddock's ope-
ra-house will he rendered in the most effec.
tive style that skill, thorough practice,
scenery and music will admit of. BY all
means 90 and see il.
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kor tho Farm

Superintendent Kinnin took down rs
prisoners to the poor.farm yesterday, Dave
Hamilton, convicted Of the theit OF a pair
Of pants, and Dan Luther, convicted Of
drunkenness,
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate a Necessity.

DR.. G. o, Files, Portland, Maine, says:
"Oi all the samples of medicine sent me
during the past dozen years It is the only
one | have ever found which has become u
u necessity in my own household
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A Sure Preventive of Fever aud Acue.

As an antidotc against malaria poison,
fever and ague, and other intermittent few.
ers, nothing equals Browns Iron Btters.
A true toniol II perfect safeguard
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On account of the heavy rain of Sunday,
the meeting, called for that day will take
place on Thursday, July 18th, at s p. m,
at Y. NJ. IL. A. hall. All are invited to
attend
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Don't fail TO see Enoch Arden tonight
Reserved seats on sale at Mason IL Erb's
Patterson's and Frees IL Son.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

White wine $l.0O per gallon at l.. Cape
ron'e ''t
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Gainesville, Monday, July II,
Denton, Tuesday, July IS.
Weatherford, Thurs, July 90
Fort Worth, Friday, July 81,
Waco, Saturday, July 90.
San Antonio, Monday, July "a,
San Marcos, Tuesday, July IS,
Austin, "Wednesday, July a6,
Brennan, Thursday, July 81,
Houston, Friday, July 2S.
Galveston, Saturday, July 90.
Palestine, Monday, July 81.
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II You Wake up In the Morning
With bitter, bad taste In your mouth,
take Simmons Liver Regulator. II corrocts
the bilious stomach, sweetens the breath,
aud cleanses the fnrred tongue.
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For alustice of the Rsacc.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ EDWARDS as candidate fol
] Justice of the Peace for Precinct No. !. Elecd
Noyemh her T. 1889.
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For tne Ae9islature.

WE Axe AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
w MR. ]. II. SKILES as a candidate for Rep
reseutative to the next Legislature, subject To
the Democracy of Dallas county.
WE ARE AU rHORZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. ]. d. PARSONS, Of Rockwell, as q
candidate for Floater from the counties of Dallas
Tarrant and ROckwall
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s. N BRASWELL MS a candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. |. Dallas
county Election. November 7, 1882
AVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. JOHN b. KUNZ MS n candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. l. Election
In November
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
w CHARLES b. GILLESPIE as a Candidate
for the office of Tax Collector of Dallas County
at the November election.
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IGTK ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE ]
w R. BLEWETT as candidate for Tax
Collector of Dallas county at the November cleo
ton.
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Tas COLLECTOR.

IITF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p.
w F. STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete" as candidate NJ Tax Collector of Dallas
oonntv at the coming November election
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Eor Shcritt.

w MATE CHAPMAN MS candidate for
Sheriff of Dallas County Election. November
ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN JONES as Il candidate for Sheriff
Election November T. 1889
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Announcements.
Eor Goporess.

sS-AIi Announcements for ONCE must be
Paid for in Advance.
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4lls1ricI utlcrli.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF HENRY W. JONES the pres
eut incumbent rs candidate for reelection TO
the office of Clerk to the District Court of Dallas
County, at the ensuing November election.