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SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.

The report of the Superintendent was read
and filed. 1t was as follows:
OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
MEMPHIS, July 10. 1882.
GENTLEMEN-lu accordance with your
regulations, 1 respectfully submit the
twenty-ninth annual report Of the public
schools Of the Taxing-District for the
scholastic year ISSl-S2. Items of special
interest arranged for convenient refer
ence in the following
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Trunks at Cost.
H Won't Paw

To close the manufacturing OF L. Bertort
No. sos Main street, near Gsyoso.
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A Simple Way to Cure ChiIIs.

Medicine poured into the stomach is far
worse than useless. Natures plan is absorp-
ton. DIR. Holman's Ague aud Liver Pad ia
the first and only successful application Of
absorption to the cure OF chronic disease.
All druggists.
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Fioyd,s Candies.
Ladies' are most Attractive

For purity and fine flavor our candle
n n We M puusl
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Buckingham Hotel,
FIFIH AVENUE d FIFIIETH ST,
Opposite Cathedrsl),
. e~ ~orH

FOppO.IIE
N o w Y orIk.
WETHERBEE 4 FULLER. ..-PROPRIETORs
C,TRAEGERs will bere find excellent secOmmo-
> dztiOuE at reduced prices during the summer
months This new and elegant house Is very cen
ira ~ located for the eDtiOu Of guests either
permanent or transient, u is ehArIniDgiy stu
sted, being central point amid the most fashion
able residences. chuTchfs, etc: near the Grand
Central Depot, within three minutes walk Of the
elevated roads and d olson avenue ear. The
ventilation, heating and plumbing are arranged
on the most approved principles. The motel Ia
conducted on tie European plan patrOnizee by
restaurant Of unsurpassed excellence and al feA-
t.fas-t
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PRECEDENT RASlBAUrs EEroRr.

At The close OF the scholastic year termi-
mating July !, 1881, the board was indebted
in the sum of SIS, 1911 IS. The schools were
open during a period of eight months. The
schools are indebted now in the sum of
1899 20, net reduction of Sl2,l94 80;
and estimating our receipts from now until
the ! At OF October TO be equal to those OF last
year for the same length of time, we may
reasonably hope to at least open the schools
free Of debt. Major Rambant complimented
Mr.. joe Williams on his efficient aid in col
Letting poll-tax. He also referred 10 Superin-
tendent Golfers report as the best educa-
tional paper that had ever come under his
arrarianca
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CONGRESS OUGHT TO KEEP 1T UP.

Mr.. Napoleon Hill said that Congress
ought 10 be petitioned TO keep up the
stations. If it did not, Memphis would
have TO depend on the Louisiana State
Board. and it would be TO the interest of
New Orleans to conceal the fever when she
had it. OF course the station here would
not be given m
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody H0rel-C. Il. GrIIoWay a Co..
PrOpriet0rs.

Rates-S2 So s. and 81 per day, according to size
and location of room. Table board from lst of
May, $50 FER month. Transient meals, 81 50 per
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OliVCr,FilliG&C0

INDICATIONS
For Tennessee dad Ohio raley, partly cloudy
heather soth local rains, toiio,ued by cled' ing
heather, southwest reering to northwest uinda,
stationary temperature, higher pressure.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN
MEMPHIS. TENN, July 9, 1882, p m.
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President MADDEN said that New Orleans
was the cause of all the trouble, and she
was biting off her nose 10 spite her face.
Her physicians were jealous OF the National
Board of Health. Without the government
stations, New Orleans would be an object of
suspicion 10 every city along the Mississippi,
aud whenever case Of mumps was reported
there the people of Memphis, Vicksburg and
other cities would set it down as yellow
fever, and would refuse to be comforted
until quarantine was established. If a
quarantine was established it would be very
strict against New Orleans. All the cities on
the river were indignant at her anyhow, and
most likely serious disadvantage would be
Inflicted on her trade. The president wound
up his talk by saying: "You can just bet
that we will have the inspection station if at
takes every dollar in the treasury at the
expense of the streets and everything"
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MILBTRN'S PATENT


Ell
CARVER cTN ~ 20 we. .+-,-o-s
audk EcGaI Il
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REAE ESTATE AGENTS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
REV ARD.

mO - REWARD-WilI be paid by the under
an y signed Tor the recovery of the body OF his
son ALLEY O'DONNELL, drowned Tuesday in
the river between Mar. ct and Exchange streets
He was about thirteen years OF age, dark hair and
medium hight. Fishermen and watermen are re.
quested to be on the lookout. -
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A report was received from J. J. Williams
stating that the polls collected were $3.50 for
the month.
MIR. Dan Schloss, secretary of the Odd
Fellows, submitted a communication calling
attention TO damages claimed by +. Lavigne
through the fault of the janitor of the School
Board.
The following report OF the Finance Com
mittee was read and filed:
Cash in bank June IL -. ...............s 1856 46
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OUR QUARANTINE OBLIGATION.

Mr.. ]. r. Goodwin thought it was outrage
Gus, in view of the money the government
was spending on unimportant matters. The
people had been educated up to reliance
on the quarantine inspection stations, and he
regarded them as the greatest preventives OF
the disease. He thought some action ought
TO be taken TO influence Congress to make the
necessary anDrOnriatiOn
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The following statement was submitted by
the secretary of the receipts and expenditures
OF the Memphis city schools from July l,
1881, to July |, 1882:
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usrs FOR TmE rEINrnnNN

Now that 1t is demonstrated that the
human voice can he transmitted several
miles over wire with tho proper batteries
attached, as is done daily by the telephone
In all our leading cities, It is pertinent to
consider why not have similar communica.
ton throughout all our towns, villages and
even with the country farm houses. The
use of wire for fencing purposes has grown
to be quito general in all the states. These
wires insulated, by proper supports could
be made TO answer tho purpose.
True, tn, telephone companies use the
steel wire, but this is because
this metal il stronger than its brother,
iron. and tho tension Is better. Galvanized
iron will answer tho purpose equally as
well, all that is required being that the in.
sulation be thorough by means Of glass or
porcelain supports, We saw notice OF u
single, continuous wire fence put up in tho
Pan Handle country few weeks ago.
which will be some 90 miles in length.
Along It's route many farms lilo and will
continue 10 increase In number. This wire
properly arranged, can be made to act a. a
telephone communicate all along the route
How far communication can extend along
these limos is not positively determined, as
much depends upon tho battery, th,
electrical condition Of the atmosphere, etc
AZ long . distance as 100 miles the voic,
has been heard aud the intonations rccos
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nized, At fiily miles there appears to be
no difference in the sound than at five
miles or one mile. At 100 miles there is a
pereeptible falling oft in distinctness of ex-
preston, yet messages are clearly intelli.
giblc. At 400 miles the small bell fails to
ring, although the talking through the
phone is clearly recognizable. AtGO0 miles it
seems that only very faint sounds can be
Heard. For all practical purposes, tor the
present at least, the telephone is sufficiently
far advanced to warrant its extensive use.
In due time we expect to see it
50 perfected that New York may
readily hold converse with San
Francisco, Galveston, New Orleans, etc.
Nor will a progressive science aud rest
less ambition stop here. Its uses will
cross the waters and with our cousins in
old England, Frsnce or Germany, we may
speak as easily as we do now to different
sections of a city. The banker will thus
advise his English correspondent of the
drafts drawn upon him during the day; the
speculator post his German coadjutor; the
polite Frenchman transmit in loves own
sweetest accents the daily message OF his
divine devotion, while PATRICK will send
his sympathy to those struggling ones he
left behind him, and in thoughts that
breathe and words that burn. A concert
will be given at Central Park by THOMAS
band and n cornet solo be heard from
LEVY, while sermon from Brother
BEECHEE, or PORE Bon, or ACTOR TALMApGE
will astonish the sturdy Londoner or de.
light the versatile Partisan. The lombard.
ment of some other Alexandria may be
distinctly heard here in Dallas, while the
impctuous eloquence of GAMBETTA, OF
the more quiet delivery of GLADSTONE. In.
deed, Imagination fails to trace the wonder.
lul things that are in store for us in The
halcyon days Of the coming telephone era
In the meantime let us be content with
smaller things; let the farmers use tho
barhed wires that prick the restless mus
tang or the ambitious steer that seek fcl
new fields and pastures green rs Il mean.
of social communication with his neighboI
or his neighbours wife, that is disposed tC
gossip "A bit
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMs
The Grand drove.

RICHMOND, VA August o,-The grand
grove Of the United States. ancient order
of guides, now n bicnni al session, to.
day elected the following officers; Most
noble grand arch, Charles Webber, of St.,
Paul, Minnesota; right deputy grand arch,
\. 5. Courtney, of Richmond Virginia;
grand secretary. Henry Trundcnthal of
Albany, New York; grand treasurer, Philip
Richman. OF Indianapolis, Indiana; trus.
tees, Charles kuhl, OF Brooklyn; Henry
Lcngrnhcim, of st, Louis; i. X Amrllor,
of Cincinnati. Reports OF the grand Of
liccrs show the order to be in u prosperous
condition. The grand grove was banluctcd
last night, aud this evonin. they 30 on an
excursion down the James river,
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STATE SPECIALS.


EoEt NOuCnOs
Special to the Herald,
Fort CoNcHo, August "a man by the
name OF Sim Bau was arrested here yester.
day on the notice from the sheriff of Lam.
pasas county by telegraph. Bau stole II
horse and buggy in Lampasas some
three months ago and went
out OF this state and sold
them, but returned some days ago, coming
to this county, and stopped at farmers
house, who found what his name was and
telcsraphed to the sheriff of Lampasas
county, asking him If Sim Bau was
wanted, and on receiving an answer
that he was, the farmer
brought him here and gave him over to the
proper authorities. lie confessed his
crime.
The boys had another grand ball to night.
The camp-meoting ut this place has
closed. 1t has been carried on for twelve
days with great success.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald,

Special to the Herald
WACO, August 0-rhe republican county
convention met here to-day aud apponte
delegates to the Austin state convention
1t endorsed the leadership OF ex-governor
II. j. Davis, and favored the support OF in
dependent candidates IN all cases where
republican nominations are not made
The first bale of new cotton was received
here to-day and sold at public auction for
twenty-five cents pound, Cleveland &
Cameron being the purchasers.
IL is rumored that a prominent citizen OF
Groesbceck will soon be announced rs an in
dependent candidate TOR congress from this
district, in opposition to Mr.. Mills.
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Nathan Middleton, colorcd, swore out q
warrant against Ike Leonard, brother
Abyssinian, yesterday morning, charging
him with carrying concealed weapons
Leonard made a counter afld wit against
Middleton, charging him with using indie
cent language. Both were arrested and
placed under bond for their appearance be-
fore Justice Edwards.
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The Old, Old story .

For years the people of this country have
struggled to solve the pulling question as
to who struck Billy Patterson, but they
were not long in finding out the efficacy of
Swayne's Ointment for itcsing piles. This
goes to show what old mother necessity
will DO. Thousands had suffered unbear-
able itching, scratching and soreness from
piles, but final determination to find a
cure put them on the right track, and to-
day those seli-same people rejoice in re-
newa OF health through Swayne's Olnt-
mCnt.
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Civ Court
Mike Riley, assault, discharged.
Sallie McCaw, abusive lapgu ape.

WIht NIIVy, HssuUII, UIaChargeu.
Sallie McCaw, abusive language, fined IS.
George Brown. suspected OF theft, re-
manded to the calaboose.
Z. II. Hegar, driving u prostitute about
the city in his hack in the day time, dis
charged,
j.. NJ. Robinson, depositing filth in the
street, discharged.
Isaac Ellis and Haywood Johnson, suspi.
cious characters. fined 81 each.
Texas johnson and Ben Johnson, inter
tering with private property discharged.
Joe Rolser, assault, fined So.
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Gouutu 4,ceasl,cer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w q NJ OVERLEESE as u candidate Tor
County Treasurer of Dallas County. Election,
Tuesday, November 7th 1852. ---.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL 4. DOudHEKTf as
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county
Election, Tuesday, November 9TH. 1882,
VIE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J. Il.
w WILLIAMSON as a candidate Tor County
Teasurer Election November, 1882
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SAN FRANclsco, August 9.-on tho arriv.
al of,he steamer City of sydncy, she was not
allowed to dock Immediately as she has n
Chinese crew who are no, provided with re-
ouently removed to hulk and the steam.
or locked. II Is understood the mail com.
pany will make q test case ot this by procur.
ing writ of habcas corpus In the United
States circuit court.
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) a:nr urnumtn Clcrk.

WYE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A, HARDWOOD us u candidate Tor County
Clerk -----.
M, II. THACXER il a candidate for County
w Clerk, Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy In Texas. For the past six years has
had charge of the County Cout OF TINS county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain A'ox'
HARDWOOD. -- ..----..
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOt NEE
w the name Of CHAS WO0pSON, OF Seaso-
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
r hereby announce to the oitiZens oil Dallas
| oounty that am n candidate for the ONCE of
County Clerk If my reputation us man ana
nv qualifications for the position are such as 10
commend me 10 your confidence, ! ask your
upon my part viii be spared to make an efficient
aud faithful servant Of the public. u
April l6, 1882. y. M. WHEAT.
VArE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. M. c. HILL as u Candidate for County
Clerk Election, November next,
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Mr.. DESERT ho,ol keepers rel dice in the
fact that delightful resort includes,
among its attractions, lone highwaymau,
who has relieved several romantic star
gasers Of their loose change and broken up
many promising ilirtations.
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Leave OF Absence.

Captain w. NJ. Johnson, city engineer,
has been granted weeks leave of absence
from the city, beginning Saturday During
his absence ex.City Engineer Thatcher will
net in his stead. Captain Johnson and his
wife will visit FL Pdso tor a week and on
his return Mrs, Johnson will stop over for
awhile AT Mineral wells.
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Iyt,Cl,etl,

CHARLESTON, August "a special to the
News and Courier says that a colorod man
tanned Daniel Bakcly was lynched near
Lancaster courthouse, this state, yester.
day morning, fer attempt at rape on q
White girl, which no confessed, Yesterday
n colorcd man was lodged in Lancaster jail
Tor the rape Of a mulatto girl. Lynching Is
threatened.
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Tir assembling of the Horticultural and
Pathological society is an epoch in the his.
tory Of north Texas. None of those who
gased upon the beautiful floral and fruit
displays Of the association have the temcr.
ity to assert that the soil of north Texas Is
uncongeninl to the vine and rose.
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a:or almstiee ot tl,e @saee.

VKTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 3. N BRA5WELL AS Il candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No ], Dallas
county Election, November 7, 1852
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. EDWARDS as a candidate FOR
Justice of the Peace for rrecinc! No. l. Election,
November Z, 1889
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr., JOHN b. KUNZ ~ n candidate for
Justice of the Peace in'Precinc! No. l. Election
In November
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Tns Alabamians are evidently interested
l n something better than politics, An cx-
Gee ling'y light vote was cast, although the
demo irats succeeded In capturing the s,v-
ornorship.
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NIcNia,


Special to the Herald.
MENIA, August 0,-Marshal nord ar
rested here to-day a negro, George Wright,
on suspicion, for horse stealing. lie had
two bay mares and one colt. Since the ar
rest he admits that he stole one OF the
horses from Pcrrcn Evans, near Waco.
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A SIGNIFICANT indication of England's
carncstncss In the Egyptian question is tho
TACT that the royal family witnessed the
sailing of transports from Southampton
yesterday. JonS BULL is evidently grid.
Ing himself for something more serious
than a passage.at.arms with eilete Egypt.
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districts, in which an annual
meeting shall be held consecutiyely. 1t
also provides that president, one vice
president and an executive committee
shall be annually chosen from the district
in which the succeeding annual meeting is
TO be held. Several papers were read on
dental education.
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4,as COLLECTOR.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNoUkUk +.
w n, STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete" as a candidate for Tax Collector Of Dallas
county. ut the coming November election
ITE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCES
w CHAS b. GILLESPIE flor tho past SIX
years a deputy in the oticc) as a candidate Tor
the Office of Tax Collector of Dallas comfy al
the November election.
yxTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w Il. BLEWETT rs Il candidate for Tux
collector of Dallas county ut the November cleo
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rnr details Of the grounding OF, north
German Lloyd steamer ,Alosellc of the
Lizard suggest the gratifying fact that
marine horrors have been exceptionally
few this summer. The scioto disaster Is
the only one OF ma ynitude recorded IN this
country, while last season casualties upon
water were distrssslnsly frequent.
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AMERICAN newspaper correspondents are
not allowo to accompany the Egyptian cx-
petition. All news from the seat Of war Is
from British sources, and should be taken
with the traditional grain of salt.
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BALTIMORE, Mn, August 0.--At the ses-
sion of the Southern Dental association to-
night the committee appointed to revise
the constitution OF the association, made q
report which was adopted. II provides for
division Of the southern states into four
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Gouutu 1iudae.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNoUNcE W.
w l.. WILLIAMS as candidate ior Oouhty
Judge. Election. November 7, lss2
VIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w IF. BURKE as candidate fer reelection
" the office of County Judge Of Dallas county.
at the ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r.. ii. IVES for the office Of County judge
ire ,lhuine election.
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The only medicinal tonic specially
adapted to cnieebled invalids and infants is
the most delicate, but gives new life and
new strength to both mind and body. All
leading physici ans are now recommending
it in preference to all other tones.
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TJNVIIHt VI MUM.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, lmpo-
tcncc, Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells'
Health Remover" 81. Depot, Geo. Il.
Atkins, Dallas.
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ssnr t!.c Ncnislatmre.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR., j. II. SKILES Ms II candidate for Rep
resentative to the next Legislature subject to
he Democracy of Dallas county.
yA7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. ]. D. PARSONS, OF Rockwell, as n
candidate for Foater from the counties of Dallas,
Tarrnut and Rockwall.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE,
Okituacu.

IN the midst Of life we arc in DEATH" has
been so forcibly illustrated by the sudden dc.
mise OF our genial friend and brother, HERMAN
SPARKS that wo can hardly realize as yet to
have lost so true Tnai Firth, so kind a brother;
and that the family of the deceased are without
aprotector, an at,cctionatc husband and father,
hut the ways of Providence lead to good only,
and we bow IN submission promising never to
forget the fNilhfulncss OF HERMAN SPARKS, and
to try to he, as much as In our power, rrotcc.
tor to the widow and fathcrlcss orphans,
In u. II IL. and H.,
II SCHULTZ
l., NJ, KAHN, Com,
y, GOsLlN
DALLAS, Texas, July Goth, ls2 augl0'lt
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WORCESTER, MASS, August 0-The cot
ton mill at Unionville, owned by &. L..
Truohona, was destroyed by fire yesterday
Loss, Sl6O0OO.
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Parties DESTROYS of contracting for WOO !
for the winter season can do so by applyin
to J, S, EVANS, JR.,
Or Alpha X. Work, Law Office.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1889

Two of 0yerton's landmnrks--a negro
los years ola. and mule of - summers
passed away Monday.
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Tur uugodly are in close quarters in
Ellis county, several campmcetings hay.
ing been inauguratcd for their benefit
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TuE mills of Justice grind slowly for the
Star-rouiers and are entirely too fine for
an exp sctant public.
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llistcict Ulcyls.

,1TE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF HENRY W. JONES. the pres
ent Incumbent MS n candidate for reelection To
the office oil Clerk to the District Court OF Dallas
County. at the ensuing November election.
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AUSTIN wants the colored branch of the
state university. All is fish that comes to
the Capital City's not.