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delicate spirit, and the injunction given
that there should be no Thought Ut iaI.
tcrinR or abandoning the effort 10 secure
and retain u minister On the contrary,
there should be ample iuducemcut to-
utilize the advantages afforded Tor wor-
ship and religious instruction and work.
Practically valuable suggcs ions were
rendered in tins connection, which will
no don I receive meritcd consideration
from the congregation. A very a..
oquent and forrible contrast, by way
OF encouragement, WIS drawn 10y the
4 eukcr on the condition of the race
and the privileges OF the rabbnical
Office in oldtimes Of oppression and to-
day in free America, where every uan is
at liberty to worship and believe ns lie
sees proper We regret the lnck Of ia.
cilites to present more than this brief
mention OF really excellent and
timely discourse. I was we'll received
by all who heard II and should have
good results. Mr. Chemeciero leaves
today, purposing vi-itH to other points
in Texas
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Are usually uncertain at this scnson OF
the year, and the prudent retail dealer
shuuld buy in small, frequent orders,
and get his goods to his store on short
notice Merchants handling plowts
handled hoes, nuil-, tinware, glass and
quoonswarc, by sending their orders 10
Il. Il. Burnham. this city, cna get their
goods quicker, saving time, and really
cheaper thuu TO buy east Burnlam
buys direct from factories and i'm
portcrs. Buying in lnrge lots and ship
ping by car entirely, gives him profit
sufficient to sell at the same price ns
Wholesale houses i'll the large CITIES. We
would advise merchants TO write to Il.
+. Burnham for prices, or send their or
dcrg ut once
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At one OF the recent public gather
ings one OF the county candidates, the
duties Of whose Office aro about IA in
timately connected with national poll
tics ns the art OF navigation is with farm
ing. made Il long speech on the
tariff and the encrOuchments
OF monopOlistic corporations
II very good speech, too. When
he got through Marshall Johnson, whose
turn came next, arose and said Eel
low citizens, have been much edited
by the speech Just made, hut think the
gentleman hus made mistake in saying
he is running Tor the Office Of. lie
must mean congress. As Tor me, nm
simply an aspirnnt for the position OF
cattle aud hide inspector, which is II
county office, and the tariff and such
things don't cut any figure III the case"
The crowd roared
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LELAND SEMINARY.
Closing the Scholastic Year of
iS~I.S2.


The gr alter portion Of the week has
been devoted to the closing exercises of
this favOrte Institution Of learning, but
on yesterday, the last day, the attend
auce was larger and the exercises of "A
more attractive nature tknu on any
other day. Visitors who were present
the examination, by invita-.
ton, thus preCluding the idea OF any
special preparations for the OCCASION.
One OF the gentlemen who thus acted
declared to lac reporter that it was the
most thorough, creditahle examination
he had ever witnessed any
where. The classes occupying
y, sterday were those in analytic
grammar, advanced arithmetic and
Latin, two CLASSES Of the lHtter.) On
Friday evening Of next week the annual
exhibition OF the institution will take
place Mt the Concurdia hall and it will
be an occasion OF grent interest. In nd
dition to attractive musical features,
there will be presented drHma, written
by Miss Jessie Chambcrlin, NJ this city,
and burlesquc entitled Jack the
Giant. killer" All who can should make
it Il point to attend this entertainment,
Looking Luck ht the great success thHt
has attended Mrs. Lclands efforts to
build MP iirst-clHss cdu-
cational Intuition here, one cannot but
admire her ability and intelligent energy.
Starting win the little room about 81 Ht,cn
feet square, on south Second street, TIA,
school building l. now large cditice
admirably adapted to its purposes. The
roll OF pupils has grown larger every
yeat, footing up a little over one huudGet
| for the term Just closed. In short, the In
| -titution takes rank with any IN the stat
tor the education oi girl, aud youn!
ladies', although Mrs. Leland admit
a icw boys The faculty i
composed M iollows: Principal Mn
Fannie c. Leland; Latin and Grcek-M
Sallie -. Robertson Calisthcnics, Dlnw
ing and Painting Miss Mullie Oliver
Primary Mary Davis Music Mis-
Fannie Chamberla und Prof c. Reisner
These compose Al emincnIly able corp
in their respective departments and Tia
ENAMINHR can unhosltntingly common
Leland Seminary to the favorable consid
Grafton OF parents and guardians here All
elsewhere.
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'Ehc Missouri Pacific Dining
fng.

A Missouri Pacific engine will lravc
here this morning Tor Taylor and return
about noon with one OF the tine Missouri
Pacific dining cars, which will 20 out with
the nOrh bound train this afternoon,
Another OF these hotels on wheels will be
attached to the train that comes in tO-mor-
row, aud on al regular passenger trains
hereafter. The new schedule, ~ Louis
10 Laredo, via. Scdulia, Dvnison, TT.
Worth, Waco, Austin and san Antonio,
goe' into elect tomorrow, aud We hope
TO publish the timetable In the mornings
p,p,r. This viii be- the main liuc from
ST. Louis to the Rio Grandc, as ii ia sixty
miles shorter than any other route. The
dining car that Is TO come to-day will lie
the first one that has ever rolled into
Waco, except with special trains on one
or two GCCasions.
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"The Great Southern Rene

"Bragos Chill Cure Wll'cn
ranted for the cure of clllls a
Is n positive anlidote Tor ', ,',
has no rival M n tonic Tor p"'
an mnaciated system from
matte causes, and to those e,
necessarily exposed to mla' .li'
ences, and are attended WV '.
lowing symptoms, such q Io' i
lite, aching Of the back anu !
yrrishness, severe headache .
ton to get about, low sp'rlI',. :,
ness, chilly sensations, anu ,' nv
hot, burning feyerr which ,, W.,
terminate in bilious, rclli'l emu,
termittent fever, we won'l Su lug
YOU keep Il supply on H' ,in.
time and take II dose ll'rrt ' ~,
No other medicine is ne''','',
very concentrated and pow ~,
rtlrcts in removing the p9''o,
mrnts from the blood, anu Nv u.
anpreciate this warning beI ,l.
farmer, who is more OF or 20 q
TO those atmospheric po's",,t,,,,, r
in the fall season, when g''l noo
crops in the midday sun, W +
and heavy dows of morning. %o ,
those malignant fevers are ln Nv.
lent, and to them we ~ you. chi.
10 take a dose Of "Brazos, I IN,
every morning on rising J, ., nj;
avoid the danger of mlen anu, and
say nothing of the tl'I'. s,Tvci
saved in the end. No sl l.-o.c
arsenic. The Physicians drn,
recommend il, ASK you Utica 81
il and take no other l''''
tie. Prepared only by : vi
Waco
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Compound Syrup Of Sars apa
iodlde of Potassium.

The remedies in this prcpar
ranked by the medical profess
most certain ~f alternatives alc
lives, possessing the power OF
from the blood those humnrS
pies which disturb IL purity,
them toward the natural
channels 1t is employed wi
tage in chronic affections oil
rruptive and skin diseases, sll
Anthony'E fire, erysipelas,
pustules, blotches, boilS, tnmO
or salt rheum, scald-head, ri
ulcers aud sores, chrome rue
syphilitlc aud mercurlaI GlSc
generally for the various Ii,e
ing from impurities OF tue Olo .
1t forms II powerful alteratl
renovation OF the blood ANA ~
toratin OF tone and strens'
system when dcbilitatcd ny
Ask your druggist for our ma
are in search Of n good bl'OV
and Alternative. Price u per
six bottles for 81. Prepared !
and Willis, manufacturing
Waco, Texas.
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Join the Southern Mutual Aid Associa-
ton, an organization which, operating
upon the mutual plan, offers the superior
induccment OF policies payable on mar
rage instead OF death; an association
which though yet in its infancy bousts
membership OF over six thousand and has
already contributed, In many Instances,
by prompt payment of policies, TO the
happiness Of ITS members on consumma.
ton OF the tondcst, sweetest, yet most re-
sponsible relationship OF HE. Clarence
Chambers, agent, Waco OJ0idtc.
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AT THE TEMPLE.
Rev. -. n. M.ChemeceIro's Lee
Iure Last Evening.

Rev. J. II. NJ. Chemoceiro, editor Of
the Jewish South, New Orleans, and one
OF the most able and respec cd expo
nents OF the Hebrew faith, arrived IN
the city yesterday morning, and 10y invi.
tation lectuted at the beautiful little
temple Oh Washington street last even
ing, The attendance was quite large,
aud the occasion was rendered douhly
attractive by the tasteful selections rem
dered by the new choir, under the direc.
ION Of Miss Emma Beer Mr.. Cheme.
o., iro is scholarly man, u pleasant,
~ 'blo speaker and Of graceful man.
ner. NE recent discourage gcircumstan-
ces lutrted with the passionate OF the
congrc.. Fion here we're alluded TO IN Il
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The Southern Mutual Aid ASSOCIATION
OF West Point Miss, sippi take marriage
instead OF death, rs the objective point
IN lite, financially, nnd issue policies
accordingly. The association includes
some of the best men in TINT state, ~ oil.
GERS and inuorpoutors It's success has
been, 50 tar, fully commcnsIrate both
with their deserts and with the happy
thought OF aiding members In marriage
Instead OF their testAtors after lcath.-dtc
CLAKENCR CHAMBERS, Agent, Waco.
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some of our citizen, Tor more than
twenty-five year, is in the city Mr.
frankcl comes vel recommended by a
number OF the leading citizens OF the
state as q thorough AMI reliable optician.
lie will remain In the city short time.
and any one in need OF u good pair of
sp, ctaclcs Will find it to their interest to
call on hia and get u par Of his pure
crystal rock glasses, framed In gold or
silver All glasses warranted rs repre-
,cn,cd, Onlcc at the Central City Hotel.
TILT
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I.acIsde H,,cI. uouIs

Long established and popular rs the
laclede has heretofore been, It's wond, riul
improvement OF late Is subject OF remark
universally among ils countless guests
and visitors. The improvements made hy
Messrs. Sperry " Gri-wold, its present
pruprletorS arr alike elaborate, thorough
and comprehensive, rendering the hotel,
In TACT, not only neat and new IN all de
pRrtmcnts, hut strictly tlIst-clAsS in ull but
charges, which remain the same ms here
toture. -O3O3dlt
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Tempest and sunshine:

Who Of you has not at one time in
your youthful days been absorbed in
following these strange creations OF
Mrs. Holmes, through the varying ucis-
situdes of life Pity the former, but
take advantage of the latter--the warm
genial, life-giving smiles OF the cheering
sunshine to promenade down town and
examine that invoice OF new neck-weai
received to-day at the Fashion Bazaar
O528tc
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A grand temperance picnic is to be
held to-day, and Senator Holman, Of
Caldwell; Rev. DR. Carroll. Of Waco. and
Judge Mnxcy, OF Meridian, will address
the people. On the s.h the county Va "a
on local option.--The Herald snys:
"Mr. Geo. ID. Wood and DIR. Cock, Of
Waco, called on us one day last week.
The folmcr is senior partner III the
sheep rancho Of wood " Missioner, u few
niloa west OF Hamilton. They have re-
Gently sold their clip OF fine wool to an
Austin buyer at ~ cents, the highest
price yet paid III this section. DIR. Cock
hns purchased the Graves rancho of 1850
il with sheep"
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Mrs. S. l.. IIogue .is still cnnv,vsing
the ely tor the above valuable and inter
csting work, and 1t Is one which every
lover of the best literature should have,
1t Is furnished in all sly les OF binding and
those who may not meet Mrs. Iloguc can
get book by dropping her postal card,
rs she will keep them ON hand. Mis-.
llogue is having with this superb work
even more success than She did with the
Life Of Garfield" ltis book which no
one should hc without, t..
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No per son connected with ue kEANISEs er-
tahlishment is authorized to mako purchases
of any Kind. having the SAME changed 10 the
once. without an order from the business man
Rger. Z. 81 Hubby, Merchants aud Others
selling goods To employees. and expecting the
ENmniuer Publishing Company to pay the
ssrne (wiihnut AN order as above stated. will
DO 10 at thrlr own ri.k. We shah alideby this
announcement. which Is rendered necessary as
o sound business mrHs urr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-03

When passing by e. and 70 Austin ave
nue., DOM hl to stop und examine the
large and we'll selected stock OF House
Furnishing Goods, embracing everything
in that line pcrtaining toa household, VIZ:
Crockcrywnre, Glassware, Stoycs. Tin
wmc, Cutlery, Baskets, Woodcnwarc, Re
higcraturs, Fly Traps, Fluit ,Iars, both
glass and tin, and mmy things too nu-
mcruus to mchtiUn.
mn now receiving In store n carload
of those famous Farmer Gil Cook Stoves,
juStly acknowledged TO be super Tor to ANY
In tie market, and possessing more con
vcnicnces than any other stove now Of
tcrcd In this market. Remember, guar
antcc these stoves In every respect.
Have also, In same car nice line OF
Rnges, adapted for hotel and family use,
which also warrant.
Have Just received car load of Mason's
Self sealing Fruit Jars, which bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
in case lots.
Gail or send your orders tor whatever
goods you may wish In my line, and will
promise you low figures, and that you
Will Get what you buy, as my motto |, TO
please. c. n. CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-03

Prohibition convention, for Navarro
county, June 2ith.-The scholastic
census OF the city is G02.--Gari y X
Hney have built new banking house
and moved into it.-1hr Observer
says: RAILROAD maguates are preparing
10 startlc the people OF this good city
with new developments which will soon
be made public, md which will make
Corsicnun the prominent city Of all the
interior OF Texas. Combinations are
being formed and measures adopted to
mike this place the distributing point
Tor cmigrants and freight; also to give
M another line OF railroad transit"
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SpcCInINoIicc toLadIes

b. llahcr is showing the ncutcst styles
in white goods of every kind, and the
best selected In new lac, s, nj! OF the latest
gain. Il. II ABER.
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Notice 10 the Public.

| wish TO give notice that my wife,
Thrcsa Gath, has lett my bel and board
refusing TO accompany me any longer,
| therefore will not be responsible Tor any
OF her acts and will not pay amy bills she
may contract in her own or my name
GEo, GAIN.
MACo. Junc 2 lsS2.
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A maus wife should always Ice the samc
especially TO hcr husband, hut il she Is
weak and nervous and uses Cnrtcr's Iron
PM. She cannot be, Tor they make her
"icel like u different person" at least so
| they nll say, ami their husbands say so tool
For sale by Tucker n Willis, Waco, Texas
| --13OlW
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Electric Consumption Gu

Has undoubtedly the be,,
ton of any medicine 'or th
consumption that We have
able to find. 1t !, prepared
for consumption, and those
affected with a dccp.sca'ed
long-standing. a few doses
mediate relief, and if kept up
feet Il cure. 1t is very soothin
lungs sud pleasant to take.
nights sleep, free from those
paroYysms of coughing, Is wo
than the price of II half dozel
Ask your druggist for a
once; price 80 cents and 81 ?
Prepared only by Tucker 4
Waco, Texas.
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Exhaustive Diseases that lead to insnni-
ity, consumption and II premature grave,
ARE quickly cured by using Brown, Iron
Bitter's II strengthens every part OF the
body. For sale by Tucker, a. willis,
Waco, Tcxus- 6Sl-lw
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The Coke Guards are to meet to-
night, to disband or reorganize, as may
be decided. They have been asleep Tor
SIX month";. D strict court conveDe s
Monday. GHtcsvillc Mineral
Water company has obtained charter
and organized. Business houses IRE
III demand and rent high.--The prohi-
bitlonists OF the county meet at Gntos
vile to-day, for the parpose OF appoint
ing the executive committee to conduct
the fall campa gn.-Dr. J. b. Crantill,
VI Turner. vile, will remove his paper,
tuc Effort to Gatesvile and convert it
into weekly instead OF II monthly, MS
1t now IL.
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The weather go-Dny.

The signal service bureau report the in
dicarlons ter to-day to be, Tor the West
Gull States falling barometer followed by
rising barometer.
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sImI.mRAN LOCALS.
lteIton, GnsesyiIie. torsicunH
aud Hamilton.

BRLTON.
Mr. e. G. Peudleton is Legislative
Salado and the other OF Bolton, are
learning to set type in the Office OF the
Texas F,rmcr,--The Bolton Light
Guards have disbanded.-The Texas
Farmer says I'VE are as much OPP
posed to burdening the people with
take rs any one, but the county can
better afford to pay fifty thousand dol
lars Tor secure jail and guards to pro-
tect 1t than to have one more such Uc-
currence n we had On the night OF the
10th instant"
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We warrant every pair OF our ladies',
misses and childrcn's shoes. sanger Bros.
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The BsaIf,

Gentlemen cAn llnd an c.cgSnt assor =
mCnt Of kid md llslc thread gloves, ~ hitc
vests, white neck ties ut spark, Alallory
e A lien
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Ladies',

Don't forget TO inspect the late iuyo.oe
Of millinery and fancy goods at Mrs.
Doss', No. 52ls Austin street, up stairs
Hair goods in endless yariety,-O5l3to
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pEkksO Nal.


Tom Maddin continues to improve.
,.,.,,, t,,,,,i,
MI """n i""' ''"o"" 'io''' H''''''''
MIR w. &. Watkins came In yesterday
spend several dry. in tho city.
R.v.J -. Shaw i. home from tho Gen.
orni Conicrcncm M Nashville. lie returns
in yooJ henlth md meets with hrnrty
greetings ON every hand
D.. n - ,,,,.. , , NJ.
i''. - - ',I,',,i'i'.I % ~ ~,
u,'WvS,,i,i ", W, ,.r''ia,'',> ,d r"'t
traln Yesterday morning, for Trinity bot.
tom for weeks hunt
a., ,.i.,.....,..
'h,, 81 i't'F n','i ,,'s p,r,v "lu u
we cry 'hpuhh Nus "pput 'V',, plc,'u
Pacific and has armed the right to some
rcpose. as well ~ TO enjoy the honey
moon.
,,-,..,. ,..., .,. ,..,--.
mis7 Nu"r' hNu'"H' MHp Mh- pecn
the pnst few weeks. left on the Central
train yesterday, Tor her home In Amber.
son, f. us. Mis- Fannie rlbhs uccom.
uanird her ns tar ~ WOotnu Wells. where
they will spend n week. Miss Cuwthun'-
emlnehtly modest ana gentle character
NAG ever colLihhndch for htl me inquest
esteem oil an VINO know mr. ana htr
subsequent visits To waco WI give real
pressure 10 u large CIRCLE Oh Hlehu7 nero.
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Gents Minilla. Mailman and all other
kinds of stIaw at r. Il. JoIdrns. .-O4lGtc
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job work in very superior style ut the
EXAMINER newspaper and job printing
dtt
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GKoE.nERcK -LocAL 0ITInN.

GRoEsnGrcE, June Local option Is
the subject most discussed now A large
local option meeting was held ut the court
house last night. Several able speeches
were made on the subject. The contest
promises 10 be Il bitter one. Each side
Inns ont virNmlnrH
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THE CITY.


All members IRE requested to be in
attendance at the lodge room tonight,
to participate in the annual election Of
officers, All so!Ourners are cordially
invited. L. r. Bird,
June Sd. Secretary.
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on tap every day, Wooten's genuine
mineral Dremond water at Fucker u
Willis,
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BRENHAM, June Tho application To
he pdmlttCd to bail by All. d. Gee, churg-
ed with murder, on q writ OF htbCas cor
pus, which was ON trial before District
Judge Mcfarland Tor three days past, was
decided this morning by his honor H.
iusing the application, nnd ruling that the
prisoner was not entitled TO bail. The
case will he taken to the court OF appeals
RR<AS-CHARlIg srEwAKT's CANVASS.
Bryan, June l.--COloucl Charles Stew
art, OF Houston, n candidate for congress
from this district, lu, been in Bryan dor
tho past two days lie WIS gladly re-
cclycd by his old friends. Colonel Stew
mt has many warm influential supporters
IN Brazos county, and who will DO all In
their power TO insure his success, Stewart
and Hutchinson both have considerable
strength here. Which OF them will carry
the county is not settled but In opinion.
The most diillcult To lit can find the nob-
bicst suits OF the most stylish cut and
make at Levine Bro-.-2stc
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are authorized tn announce ID. L kiunard
as n candidate for assessor ot taxes. subject 10
the action ui the democracy vt McLcnnAn
county
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W. are authorized 10 announce VIM. Lamb
dln Ms u candidate for assessor ut taxes, subject
iU the action Vf the democracy OF McLenuan
suuuty.
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foN As,L,-on OF IANls.

We are authorized 10 announce james II .,
TorhCtt ~ candidate Tor assessor OF taxes,
subject to the action Of the county democracy
--uNyytf
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We Are authorized To announce samuel l.,
NUrwt Oh ~ a candidate, subject Ia the demo-
cratic party, tor the un,ce Of asscssot uf taxes
for Mol Amman AmmmLN
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We are authorized tu announce lnu-. II XII
lingSwurth 81 Is candidate tot shrrln, subject to
the action fihr ucmucratl, party ut SlcLrnnhn
county
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, Ne are authorized tp announce q. Is. Gerald
NJ ~ candidate for reelection to the Unlcr Uf
County Judge, subject Go mo action Of the
democratic party
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j IL street Is ID candidate Tor Collector OF
IhNtoUi McLnunHn county subject 10 the nc
ton Of the county democracy.