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Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
THIRD EDITION.
DInlraaa in ireland.

LONDON; July 21.-The proposed
scheme of emigration by the govern
ment in connection with the Arrears
bill to. day is likely to provoke resist
ance on the part of the Irish members.
1t gives power to the boards of guar
dians to borrow money at three and q
half per cent, repayable in fifteen or
thirty years, for the purpose of enabling
persons to emigrate who are willing to
leave Ireland. No limit is placed on
the amount that may be borrowed.
Authority is given to the Lord Lieu.
tenant to make rules for the guild ance
of the boards of guardians as to the
conditions under which emigrants may
be sent away in order thai the poor may
not be cast without resources on the
American shores. These rules are re.
garded by tue Irish members as illuscry
and are certain to be evaded by guar.
dams anxious to avoid taxation for the
support of the poor.
The scheme will result in thousands
of helpless people being conveyed to
American shores to sink into poverty
and be a charge on the American public.
The Irish members are bitterly attack
ing the proposition. They say if the
government wishes to lnaugurate emf |
grafton it should 90 / on much larger |
scale, so as to place the emigrauts on
land as proposed by the Canadian Par
lament.
Mr. Trevelyan drew an appalling PIC.
ture of the presantcOndition Of the poor |
in the crowded districts in the west of |
Ireland as stated in official reports. He
showed that the taxation toI next year
for the support of the poor amoun's TO
10 shillings in the pound in the Belmul
let district and II sbilirgs in the Cliff
den Union, thus threatening to reduce
the " hoe population tC beggsry.
1t is stated that there are 800 home.
less families in Clifden az present, al
though !, 800 persons have lately been
emigrated by the charity of Luke's
Committee. The poverty OF the people
is so great that they lave already sold
or pawned the most necessary articles
of furniture. One inspector reports that
in Clifden alone he has seen 800 beds in
pawn.
1t is miserable mskeshift," slid
one of the abest an influential mem
bers of the House to- day.
"rhe probability is thai it will
amount TO nothing in practice. Most 6
Of the measures which cannot bear :
more than ten minutes discussion ought )
never to become laws"
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positively cured with Emory's Stand.
ard Cure Pills-sn intallible remedy never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-stanC ir 6
cases whore Quinine and all other remedies
for malarlous sections, In dOunle boxes, two
kinds OF Pills, containing strong cathartio
and chill breaker, sugar. coated; contain no
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping or
purging they are mild and eff Client, certain
In their action and harmless in all cases |;
they etiectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. AS a house
hold remedy they are uneQualed. For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known one
box will have o wonderful effect GA the worst
case. They are used and prescribed by ply
sicians, and sold Druggists everywhere, or
sent by mail, IS an 80 cent boxes. Emery's
Little OathRrtic Pills, best ever made, only
s cents. Standard Cure Uo., ia Nassau
street New York. ie27.eOdd&w-0m
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
Remarkable Cure,

By referring to card elsewhere in
the advertisement of DR.. Bliss, it will
be seen that remarkable cure has
been effected by the use of his chill
mixture, a medicine that is coming
more generally into use from the fire.
quency of the cures it effects which
gives it deserved popularity. The
cure referred to is in the family of one
of Hon. B. I. Biggs' tenants and that
gentleman whose word will not be
doubted, is prepared to vouch for the
truth as stated. DR.. Bliss resides at
207 West Third street, rhts city, and is
well and favorably known here.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

The residents in the eastern section Of
the city have been greatly annoyed re-
Gently by tramps, who enter by rear
aud side gates, and If seen by any per.
son ask for something to eat. One OF
the fraternity entered the yard of q
resident on Eighth street few evenings
since and thinking that he was unob.
served endeavored 10 quietly open the
back door He was watched by mem
ber of the family, and took his depar-
ture without entering the house.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
Change OF Meeting Place.

Last evening Hope Council, No. Q,
Junior Order American Mechanics,
moved to Smith Post room in the
Adams Building. The Council has
been meeting at ia Market street, but
concluded several weeks ago to move
elsewhere. Hope Council is now in a
flourishing condition, and numbers
come seventy five members in good
standing. Wilmington Council, which
meets in the same place on Tuesday
evening, although not as old as Hope is
progressing nicely, and has an inCreas-
ing membership.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
FIFTH EDITION
Local WaIS-

The Daily REpuRrrc,;
circulation. i'AN has no CALI,
Visit the Union stree,
row where you can Keen Keen pa park to NOR.
The delegate o,eo,Ion . ovOI'
this city, this afternoon, taxes place in
The Camden camn
'I non zT'e and continues ten days %
Call. 'on' FELTON, and N.Y. NY
=. War y Sri Is ), being made agalD,. ~.
ds sg business at Rtdgway Park sa pS SGn'
, -. The I s., Washington steam f,. -
repairs. "oniile shop n,
A bottle of DIR. Simms, po,o
would be splendid thinr az am SsarChs,
VINO are jealous of large ci IV'Si,Sfad'
Charles Story, of this citv ,"a
day for Baltimore, and 10y. ~ leaves to.
tour of Maryland. He will ~ h. e1tendsi
weeks. Will De gone AN
1t is reported that a new bo.,
De erected on the line of Tho uT p ito
VINE extension of the p W Pfandy'
O. Inc new carriage factory Of NJ,
u Kendall is rapidly appr,o C cbiH McLsH
pletiou' The mansard roof is now ~, CON-
The Fame Hose Fire r..
~ mas 8, been thoroughly ovs,. 55osia.
at the Remington machine stbU,,aaulsa
IL now ready for active service IpOp' and
Stansbury Murray, No Q Fro,.,
mas In his possession a curios;tv uj ~ Stq
shape OF a twin cucumber ~ nv tae
ire firmly Joined together and ttaey
luite a curiosity. "Hu ION
The Pilgrim" still s,icto >,
ways at Chester and all effort. " y, ls
ler Off have proved fruitless N.Y. %ga
,ails the loss Of thousands Of doT uS N
Mr.. Roach, the shin buildar NV'afsh
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
West End Meeting.

Religious meetings are now being
held in the woods at the junction OF
Maple and BrOome Streets, near Senator
Bayard's residence, every Sunday after.
noon at three O'Clock. Last sunday the
meeting was very largely attended.
Andrew j. DOlbow and other earnest
christian gentlemen have charge of the
meeting. A general invitation is ex-
tended TO the public to attend to morrow
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
A Large YlAlN.

The largest yield of wheat this sea-
son, was raised on Mrs. Harriet A,
Goodley's farm, in Delaware county
Pa, near Smiths bridge, about eight
miles from this city. Thirty-fve acres
were sown and the yield was IA 900
bushels or 40 bushels to The acre, The
most of it was sold for 81. 80 per bushel,
No extra expense was accustomed nv
the purchase Of fertilizers as the ground
was enriched by the products of the
farm. This farm was formerly known
as the Evans Harvey property. If any
OF our farmers can beat this immense
yield we would be glad to hear from
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
Moved At Last.

Sometime ago lamp post was placed
on Water street between King and
French, which was source of great
annoyance to the residents in that
vicinity as we'll as to many others, by
the dangerous position in which il was
placed. The REPUBLICAN, frequently
called the attention of the authorities to
the fact, but nothing was done with it.
This morning, however, workmep were
engaged in removing it from its danger
GUS position and placing fancy gas jet
on the building in the centre of the
square, which will give as much light
and attended with less danger,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
Personal.

Harry Fullerton of the firm of Taylor
& Fullerton, druggists, has gone to
Woodbury., N. j., to spend week with
friends.
j. W. Birnie, left last Wednesday
for Rehoboth where he will remain a
week.
Professor j. T. Ford is still rustica-
ting amongst the Canadian lakes, but
will start for home next week,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
City Taxes.

The Collectors of City Taxes are now
busy, in receiving taxes of those who
are anxious to obtain the relate of 5
per cent, allowed during this month.
There is but one week more in which
this will be granted, and persons
should not put off the paying of their
taxes until the last day, as the Office is
generally crowded at that time. After
next Monday week, all persons who
defer their settlements till theu, will
be required to pay the full amount of
their bills.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
FaIIOf O Horse.

Yesterday afternoon as one Of s., ""
McCaffrey's teams was being ui .0"s
along Fourth street, the wagon oy IN 4,
means twisted around, throwing W. =.
horse down in the gutter he was M
leased from the harness as soon ~ K, SE
sible, and taken back to the ss' ,S
Although he limped, il is not 'D04'"
that he is seriously injured
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
w. @. r. U.

Weather permitting, an open air
meeting under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held opposite Rosendale Park
tomorrow at 4 o'clock, p. m. Rev.
Levi Garrett is to address the meeting.
The place is delightfully."- cool and seats
are provided. All are cordially invi-
ted.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
A Good Idea.

IT is understood that q joint stock X ' y
pany contemplate building h0 .Sa ~ ~
point on the Brandywine near spe III n,
branch of the p. W. & B. ra'lroa sL~ ma
building will be designed to ac !, ~rDS
date excursionists and wi m0ss W KIM
Div be located near the Augustine III"
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

Late last night colored woman who
was very much under the inf Jence Of
liquor, fell at Front and Market streets,
striking On the sharp stones. When
picked up she was found to be insensi-
be, and bleeding from the wounds in
her head and face. After she had re-
covered a little, she was assisted to her
home by some friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
TmprOvem onts to be Made.

Ithas been decided by the trustees of
Scott M. e. Church, to expend about
$500 in making repairs and improving
the lecture room of the building. 1t is
the intention to have new floor laid,
and the ceiling and walls frescoed.
The work will be commenced next
week.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
6OIdby the sheriff.

The three story brick dwelling house
No. 1921 French street, was sold by
Sheriff Clark yesterday afternoon, to
john j. Gallagher for Joseph j. Rightly
for $3.50. The property belonged to Mrs.
Ann Townsend executrix of the late
John Townsend.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
The New AImsh0use'

On Thursday the bricklayesISss !" M
menced to lay the brick FOR Or, tn' IM|
almshouse. Yesterday spG ,i;no rIl
brick we're laid al d the 6ui III lr%oSmpIl|
be pushed rapidly forward u w.
tinn
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
Tho PhIIadeIphin SON day Press.

The largest, brightest, cheapest and
best of the Philadelphia Sunday papers.
All the news worth reading, 4col umns,
IL pages, cents. Sold by Davis, 618
Market street, At o'clock In the morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
OFF for IN Q Summer

Miss Maud, daughter Of 5 81 A. If S'i i
lev the popular PHOTOGRAPHIC aV S i
city, is now at the ALVIN -; mend d
lantic City, where she Will 'p
summer.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

The butchers of the second street
market seem DESTROYS to put stop to
the sale of bad meat, and giving short
weight. The way TO do so is to inform
on the guilty parties
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
Laffarn arnntad.

Letters testamentary on the estate OF
the late William B. Corbit, M. D., were
granted yesterday by Register Biggs to
Daniel W. Corbit, executor named In
the will.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

rs C., rs o, rs ., 70 70 , @; 10 RI
to Cape May. G. A. R. 1ResspruSlic.
dav. july 2Ssh. Steamer hop
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

Morris Dunbar, sheriff Of ,. CeC't to ID
ty, Md, was in Wllmi1ss Sr home
lie left on the noon train lof ~
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
MARRIAGES.

GlLNER- SOHOLL On June 21st, 1882
by Rev. Mr.. Piige, OF Philadelphia, Mr..
Bernard Gilner, OF Baltimore Md, to Mrs.
Rachel M. f. SchOil, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

For fine frames go toS1tterley g. Co.
5O2 Market street, they have the larg-
est stock in the city, and are selling
frames for 30 cents lifted worth 81. 90.
Gall and see them.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

zso., zSe., 7Oc.. 7SO', ,;sT SS,
to Cape May. G. A; Il;
July 2Sth. Steamer hepuO
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

TNHE L AK0EJT ULUIHING HOUSE In
Il Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
Grand Depot, 11th and Market stfeetS.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22
NEW AOVER rISE MENTS.

WYANrED - A MIDDLE AGED WO-
w man to go snort distance in the
country to do nOusewoIk apply at this Of
nee. iy22,3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

DOAr DING-TWO OR THREE GEN
- tlemen boaIders wanted Inquire at
the last brown frame house on Hutton street,
Ninth ward. je22-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO COOKING
w and gentlemen's waiter, co Ored pre-
ferred. MlLLER'S Hotel, End and range
streets. iy223F
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

a.. Miss NJ.
Gil CHI
Mr.. Mrs. Laul
Ing her vac;
NswHamnTp'
Daily Republican., 1882-07-22

SXT ANCED-A GOlD BOY TO LEARN
w carriage painting at carriage works,
81 Walnut street. jy222tt
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"Ihs Great Southern Remedy"

"BrayOS Chill Cure" which ~ wa
ranted for the cure of chills aud ieNe'i
Is II positive antidOte tor malaria A''a
has no rival rs tonic for building w
an emaciatcd system from such w
matte causes, and to those VINO 80
necessarily exposed to miaSmallt lhhI
enoes, and are attended WIN ''n ~,
lowing symptoms, such a. l"S' oi HPf,
lite. aching of the back ana J"ln'si
verIshness, severe headache, lnu''l's
ton to get about, low spirits, see iIy
ness, chilly sensations, and eNtl!iu",,iT y
hot, burning fever, when may ma IN.
terminate in bilious, remlttrhl % hst
termittent fever, we would suEEcSnt ,ha
you keep n supply on hanu ai' I,y.
time and take dose three times uS,'i
No other medicine Is necessary ~ ia
very concentrated and powerful ~ w.
effects i'm removing the poisonous o an
meuls from the blood, and no one ,ag a.,
nnurecIAte this warning better thAh ''I
farmer. who Is more OF less ~ III,
10 those atmospheric poisons' esprV'Ih sjy
In the fall season, when galhtli"s 'ai,ts
crops In the midday sun, coo, ia
and heavy dews OF morning, ln'n
those malignant feyers are mos pi,,'snl
leot and TO them we would go ',,'",,r,,n
In tsLe a desc OF "BrazOs thllI ,iJ
every morning on rising, II i ,,1,.yip H to
avoid ths danger of much 'ulcl u,s' "a
100 nothing OF the time anu eA ar
saved in TIE end. No slrye nr,re and
arsenic. The physicians pTescllITSt for for
recommend il. Ask your dsIs ser hot
!, AND ,ake no other. Price u per wv
tie. Prepared only by Z WILLIS,
Waco, TeTss'
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pEltssbNA A..

Dr. ID II. Wallace is up from wo,tan s
Wells Tor u I. W DAYS.
Mr. W. W. Seley went down to
Woutau- Wells this evening.
Mr. Isnac Freeman. Of Tyler i. in the
ritv, and will probably remain several
days.
Misses Rosa Mcla.kv and Rosa Bibcr-
stein OF Austin, are visiting Mrs R,bccc
Guldstcin
w : Baker, Esq. has returned from
Galveston and reports delightful tim,
surf bathing
Mi. and Mrs John Void have an add.
ton to their householder daughter, who
came yesterday.
Miss Anna Belle Wallace returned yes
ierdav from Millrrsburg. Va where she
has been attending school.
MIR. Pink Downs arrived in the city YES.
tordav, returning from the commence
mcnt exercises OF the \ and NJ college
where he delivered an address to one Oi
the literary societies lie goes out tC
Temple to day.
Master John w. MnKcy the hrighI
little son of Judge j NJ, Mnxcy, who has
been Al Annapolis for two years, has e..
tered the next highest class and will Grad
uato during the next two terms lie il
now on u summer cruise on the United
Shtrs ship OF war "Con~tella ion" Nnt
will be ont oil summer.
Col i. H. Simpkius OF Cors'cana wa,
IN the city yesterday. II had been seven
ycar. since he was here last. and tn,
growth OF the town Rstuunded him Col
Simpkins. nv the why. IL prominently
mentioned ~ candidate Tor attorney
general. md the chances are TINT he will
20 into the convention with q strong back
inn
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NO. 60 l. 20 AUSTIN AVENUE.

From every section Of country tributary
10 Waco comes the cheering new. Ot good
crops and good times. In view OF these
facts have added to my already large
Stock oilIOus, furnishing goods many new
novelties and designs not found In any
other hOu,e OF the Kind in Central Texas,
and Intend keeping same comp eie in every
particular. 1t would be Il task to ,numc-
rate the many articles kCcp in store, but
call and ask Tor what you want that IL
used shout house, and ii havn't it in
st, ck will order same, rs il IL my aim to
keep everything OF the kind wanted.
still have on hand large stock OF MasOn's
Fruit JArs and Jelly Glasses, which now
offer low. The Farmer Girl Cook Stove
still looms up and holds it, place fore
most OF all as the best baker and surrst to
please OF any in the market. warrant
this stove and the best recommendation |
can give is their use in this .cctiOn OF
country Tor ievclal years, and every one
who has tried them will testify as TO what
| say OF 1t. | have also complete line of
Bar Fixtures OF every design. carefully
selected to suit my trade. ALSO new line
Ut Lamp Fixtures, Gas Fixtures, Chan
deilers, Harps, Pendant etc, and many
novelties space torbid- me to mention. l
have in come ton with my store Tin
SHOP where repairing OF all kinds can be
done rs low IN the lowest, Ne ! employ
none but skilled wOrkmen. pusrantee
all work TUNED out to give sstistactiun.
Don't forget the place-6S and 20 Austin
Avenue, Call and you will be treated
We'll. Respectfully, C.N. CURTIS.
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"A party OF young folks have made
arrangements tor drive out to MIR. Henry
Cnuiield's this evening, returning by
moonlight.
Yesterday WAS payday on the Narrow
Gauge and wild and invial and noisy lot
ot men surrounded the pay-plnce on
Eighth AMI Mary in the afternoon
A Telegram from Fort Worth ycstcr-
day to G,n. i f. Robertson and Cot G.
Is Gerald announced that General WraN or
would arrive here on time ami speak to-
day according to announ cment
General Weaver. the great grcCnback
orator. and last year candidate on the
grccnback ticket for president oi the
United States, vii speak to-day at
II O'Clock. presumably Mt the Federal
court room, and We believe nj the court
house ut night. General Weaver comes
almost unhcrldcd and unn ,nounccl, and
To speak In the cause Oi u very few, but it
must not he thought that he will not be
worth listening to. He has acquired u
grcut reputation Tor brilliant oratoiy and
our specials from cher parts Of tie state
where he lrls been speaking, indicate that
he IL Il man OF great power. TITO q who
g. to hear him,will hear n polish, d orator
AID scholar, Tor whatever may be- SAID OF
his politics. OF his great gilt their cn be-
no mistake
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No person connected " ltn tine fNASlSBh ea-
Establishment ls authorized q make purchases
of bny Kind, having tht same charged 20 the
unive, without an order RON III" business man
sgrr, {. NJ. Hubby. Merchants aud uInrrs
selling goods TO employees, and expecting the
Examiner Publishing Company TO pay the
same without Am order as above sta eil, u ill
du So at their own risk Ne shall u ide 10y this
announcement. which /, rendered necessary b,
sound business measure
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Compound Syrup OF Sarsaparllla VII
lodIde Of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation are
ranked by the medical profession As Tue
most certain of Alternatives and depuN
tiVcs, possessing the power OF removing
from the blood those humors or primer
pies which disturb It's purity, directing
them toward the natural eNcre1oV
channels 1t is employed with adySsh
tage in chronic affections Of the 'kln,
cruptive and skin diseases, such rs "
Anthony's fire, crysipelas, pllnple''
pustulcs, blotches, boils, tumor', letter
or salt rheum, scald-hcad, rlng-woIm
ulcers and sores, chrome rheumatism
syphilitic and mercurial diseases, "hV
generally for the vnrious diseases Srir
ing from impurities Of the blood, -.
1t forms = powerful Alternative iof uio
renovation OF the blood and for the fes'
toration Of tone and strength to tno
system when debilitatcd by disease.
Ask your druggist for our MAKE II you
are in search of good blood puT'hc,
and Alternative. Price s per bottle VI
six bottles for 81. Prepared by tucker
and willis, manufacturing chemi'N'
Waco, Texas.
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New loIIIpItuies.

Having purchased the Waco agency q
the Liverpool and London and Glohc In
suranco company we are prepared I" Is
sue new or renew old policies. All pa
ties indebted to tn" Company are request
ed 10 make prompt payment to the I'm
dcr.ignCd.
DvwNs " FuEI
lIFNRY y OGpRN, Agents.
Res Scu'tv.
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Mr. u. Gcssncr, of Philadelphia, who
has the reputation OF being an excellent
artist in his line, has concluded to remain
permanently in W 60 and has taken
charge OF the painting and decorating tie
partmcnt in Hopkins ~ Bro. carriage
and wagon factory on Fourth street. Mr.,
Grssncr viii he u va liable acquisition To
the business of the firm, md heir work
will continue to maintain its high excel
hence. OG22lt
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THO Mcnil,er Tn.nnN.

he signal service bureau reports the in
dicatlons for to-day for the West GUT
stat,,s. partly cloudy weather and local
rains.southw st winds stationary or higher
temp, raturc, staff nary or falling barom-
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Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the hest rcpua.
ton OF any medicine 10, the cure Of
consumption that we have yet been
able to find. It Is prepared expressly
tor consumption, and lhosc who are
affected with deep seated cough OF
long-standiug. a few doses give I'M
mediate relief, and If kept up will ef-
feet II euro. 1t is very soothing to the
lungs and pleasant 10 take. one good
nights sleep, free IRON those dreadful
paroNysms of coughing, /. worth more
than the price Of u half dozen bottles.
Ask your druggist lur 4 bottle 81
once; price 30 cents and 81 per bottle
Prepared only by Tucker X Wlllls'
Waco, Texas.
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W. are authorized to announce Allen l.. West
tirputy lur Iasl fur years. rs Il candidate for
collector uftaNHS. NJ, Lehman county, subject 10
the acttuu Of IN" county democracy.
Niu4i&wtt
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die. no lollowing arc lhc SUBSCRIPTIONS

Rhenmatism, neuralgia, hyst~ia, tc.
male weakness, etc, promptly cured
with Browns Iron Bitters. Sold by
Tucker n Willis, Waco, Texas $50 lw.
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are authorized TO announce II. 1. klunard
as n candidate for assessor Of taxes, .uhlUct TO
The action Ut the democracy Of McLennan
county.
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dlu HS % candidate tor assessor VI iANrs subject
io Tho action of the democracy %! McLcnuHu
county
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" hrt authorized L. announced Is. Eprll
mr. AcAualiAtr 'ur collector of Taxes, SUBJECT
to thu action of Mclcuuan county democracy
UilHlN VT
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NtH are authorized Co announce RchHri n
Harrison, E-V. ,As q candidate tor county nudge,
hclunnan county, subject 10 the action VI the
county democracy --dN W.T.