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Too Much Sweetness.

We hayc heard of young people eating
so many pears, candy and sweet things
that they positively refused more. but we
doubted If there was any limit within hu-
man reach IN which pair OF lovers would
tire OF kissing. Most persons long for, in
stead OF becoming Disguised with kissing.
The limit which can be reached with
safety IL, however, inside of ten thousand,
~ viii be seen by the following, which
did not occur exactly in Waco:
AT an evening party, a few weeks ago,
the question arose how many kisses could
be exchanged between two lovers within
a certain space of time. A youth offere
to bet anybody present fifty dollars that he
AMI his betr0thed would kiss one another
ten thousand times within ten hours,
provided they were permitted to
pRrlake of slight refreshments 1T intervals
of half an hour during the peT!ormace.
His wager having been accepted,
the atfinced couple addressed themselves
TO the task. Al the expiration OF the first
hour their account stood credited with
2,0U0. During the second hour they "dded
another thousand. and during the third
$50 to the number Then they both broke
down. The youths lip was stricken with
ciamp. and the maiden tainted away. Later
on III the evening she vas compelled to
take to her bed with a sharp attack OF neu-
ralgi4. And even more distressing results
ensued, for il led to the breaking off, by
mutual consent, OF the matrimonial engage
ment
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The <auIaIa.

As We anticipated, the cant TIA last
night rev forth an audience much larger
than Lyceum hall would accommodate.
The pleasing presentation WIS arranged
by Miss Mahon, Introducing such must
cal gems as she thought suitable and APP
pTopriate, and those who had the pleas
ure Of being present during It's produc-
time by any means. We might enter
into d criticism OF the different parts and
characters, but it would consume too
much space to give each their proper
need Of praise, and we foJego. Though
learned that Miss Mahon will reproduce
TINS interesting canta'a soon. From the
appreciation IL the way Of numbers last
night, leaving out merit, it would sp-
pear that second presentation would
be quite as acceptable, if not more so,
than the first.
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" Tbs Great Southern Remedy

"Brazos Chill Cure when + ,,rs-
ranted Tor the cure of chills ana l', AMI
Is positive antidote for ui"i !, , a. no
has no rival as tonic for huildIns If, 4
an emaciated system from SuTn ara
matte causes, and to those WIZ IAN.
necessarily exposed to mlaSnl"' IL. NJ.
ences, and are attended WIN ,,' snns-
lowing symptoms, such a. ioSS .; =, te-
tite aching of the back and J'lI ,,',o:.
verishness. severe headache ln i,,Is..-
ton TO get about, low spirits, sIet lp,siIy
ness chilly sensations, and eyell.u 'lIy
hot, burning fever, when .I lii|, or il-
terminate in bilious, rrtii''t, L',,st fb4I
termittent fever, we would suS al rho
you keep supply on hand d" Jsilr..
time and take q dose three times "j II /;
No other medicine is necesS' 81 IN is
very concentrated and poW.tIIal,r. ele-
effects in removing the P1'so a ons csn
ments from the blood, ana Il" , IAN rhe
annreciate this warning better 'nD,"nr,.al
Carmer who IS more or less tAaRi,Ilf
70 those atmospheric poisons, esps p, fbeir
in the fall season, when gaIl nool nights
crops in the midday sum- .' tbep il is
and heavy dewS of morning ~ ~ nreVs-
those malignant fevers are mos ,sa,brmenl
ient and t9 them We would rr co HClgre'
lent ,, a''' I 10 s of "Brazos Chill Cn"h
e oU .~NI morning on rising, if they ,n W.T. 70
avoid the danger OF mucn anJ expense
saw nothing of the time ,sa,i,r AMI q
saved in the end. No S llI,rSs.cribe snd
arsenic. The physicians pGTee"gsist for
re- it. Ask your dt ~ ger bot
il and take no other. '''
tie. Prepared only by : WILLS,
FUCKER "a TsH'''
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AN OLD. OLD STORY.
80. H." Complains About the
Waco POsteftice.
Editor Examiner

Editor Examiner
WACO, MAY 26.-For more than a week
past have been going to the Waco
postoffice, inquiring for business letters
which | felt convinced should be there.
The reply was invariably nothing for
you" To-day. out OF this same Wace
rostof1iee l got three letters, addressed
to myself. The local stamps on the
back of each envelope shows that one of
them was received in Waco May l4th,
and the other two on May 18th.
Thus these letters have been
laying in this office, plainly
addressed TO me, one of them
for twelve and the other two for nine
days, and l asking for letters at least
once and sometimes twice a day! They
we're business letters and of mate ial
Importance to me. enclose You the
envelopes that you may see for yourself
my statements are correct. Is there no
relief from this sort OF management in
the postofti e? Yours respectfully.
s. Ii.
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PEKS9 NAL.

Mr.. K. z. Sturgis, OF UillsbOro. is in the
city on business and social visit.
The general conference having adjourn
ed, Brother Shaw may be expected home
ere long.
Mr.. Ed. Railey, of Hillsboro, is down on
visit to his numerous friends.
Mrs. Z. e. Lobdell. an accomplished
and decidedly interesting lady OF Houston,
is in the city visiting Dr.. J. w. Cock and
family.
Messrs. g NJ. Thompson and Nollo
Johnson Are visiting the ranch OF tho
Waco S'ock-Growing association in Hill
county.
Mr.. r. Holland, a grain dealer of Co
manche, gave the EXAMINER ii call.
He thinks that county good for forty
thousand bushels more wheat this season
than ever before.
Deputy Clerk Pink Pogue is at home
again, from a tour among the soycreignf
of the county. Whoever beats Pogue
will stand gilt-eigd chance of being
assessor OF taxes in this county.
The pleasant face OF Mr.. 70. Plunkett
WAS seen on the streets yesterday He has
finished his work on the Missouri Pacific
and will make Waco headquarters awhile
His eighteen months raiiroaiin& have
bronzed him like an old sollier,as he was
in the open air most OF the time.
During the absence OF our regular re
porter the EXAMiNER tailed 10 mention
the presence in our city Of Miss Matte
Mccall OF Wcathcrtold, who has been l
guest OF her sister, Mrs Ed ROtrn, for
several days. Miss Mccall will be
remembered by all the young men who
called on New leaIs. 1851. ns having
with her lady friends. made the res denc'
Of Mrs Rotan popular calling place 81
10. low 81 rI-rto thu cry for Il shor
time ami we anticipate Mr. Roran vii
and his gas hill largely Increased, ~ Mis-
Matte well knows how to make the eve
ming hours pas pleasantly in The parlo
tor her callers,
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.Ehe Gins. In nnncInp

Prot. Georges class in dancing meets al
Lyceum hall tonight and il ia expected
an members will be present Owing,
however, 10 the smalIness OF the hall and
the size OF the class, Prof. George is
obliged to exclude all spectators, as he
prefers giving the use OF tie hall to pupils
rather than lookers-on. The class has
been progressing in manner Salistacto-
~ to the Professor and qsiIe as much so
10 the members, and the course, from as
surrsnces already established ron the
training thus tar, promises to be 4 decided
SurcpSg
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R ARBI WAY.
His sad Fortune After
Waco.

Many of our readers remember the Rev
Dr.. May, late in charge OF the Temple Ro-
def ShOlem (lIeblew congregation in this
city. His unfortunate mental condition
while he was here precluded the idea OF
his retention and when he returned to
his old home on the Pacific slope il WAS
earnestly hoped, by his friends aud we'll
wishtrs. that the change of scene would
result in his restoration to mental vigUr.
The congregation here treated him and
his family very handsomely, sending
them away literally provid d for,
They reached san Francisco in due time,
and the following dispatch tells the sad
sequel.
SAN Francisco. MAY 2l.-Rev. NJ. MAY,
Jewish rabbi, and who has enjoyed the
reputation of being the finest speaker in
the west, has become insane Last night
MI May visited his fingers in his wife's
hair and dragged her about the room ex-
claiming: Spirits say you have got 10 die.
Your time has come. Stay here till get
a knife" Releasing the terrified wife he
went into an adjoining room for a knife
when Mrs. May escaped and did not d are
TO return until the maniac had left. He
went out on the street, and after assault
ing number of citizens, was arrested and
taken to the polio estation."
We are very sorry to learn of this, for
DR.. May was a talented, estimable gentle
man, who made many friends here. We
learn from private sources that after the
outbreak detailed above he was placed in
4 private institution for the insane, where
ne will receive skillful attention, but his |
restoration is quite predetermined.
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THE CITY.
EHief.

PoRTER-At the residence OF her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. { ain, on Friday.
May 2Gth,' AT y M. Mrs. Leila A Porter.
vile of Mr.. c. W. Porter. The remains
will be removed from the late residence,
South Third street. and on arrival at Cal
vert Dir b. II. Carroll will conduct the
services al the First Baptist curch OF Cal
vert, at 2. m.
The deceased, as well us her sorrowing
husband, are well known in Waco, and
the sympathy OF many friends goes out to
Hr. Porter. who has lost Tie partner of
his bosom and one who only a husband
can feel the loss Of. But il IS only part
ing to meet again in realms where there is
no parting.
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Publishers, Notfce.

No per son connected with the EIAHISEn es-
tabllshment is authorized 10 make purchases
Of any kid, hayiDg the same charged 10 tho
Office. without an order iron the business man
sger, c. 81. Hubby. Merchants and oHiers
selling goods 10 employees and expecting the
Examiner Publishing Company 20 pay The
same Cwithou; sn or.ler ~ above stated, Will
do SO 1t their own risk. We -ha a abide by this
announcement winch j. rendered necessary as
= sMmul LL.- M 8. uL.a---I---
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SOUTHERN METEIODIS,E.
ConfcrenCc-.Adjourned
Sine Die.

NEW York. May 26.-The Times
special from Nashville, Tennessee, far.
nlshes additional details ofthc proceed
lngs III the general confcrence OF the
Methods Episcopal Church South YES
terday Tn r.port Of ihc committee on
reylsal, besides submitting rccommeu-
dUtiou that the word south" be elimi.
mated from the name of the church.
proposed to change the name from Meth
odl7t Episcopal to Episcopal Methodist
Dr. Bennett moved that &C ion be III
detnately postponed An animated aud
lengthy discussion followed.
Judge !. Walker Tucker made n
strong speech against the change, and
said that to change the name womld np-
pear is Il the church was ashamed OF
her reyo 4.
DR.. Miller advocated the change be-
cause IN eastern communities the word
'south' had its bad effects and WAS the
means Of keeping a large number OF
people from Joining the church. When
that prefix was stricken ont, the church
would increase more rapidly in momber-
ship than ever.
Dr. Arson was not in favor OF indefi
mite postponement, but was in favor Of
sending the prop sition to he annual
conferences, because he believed If thew
did that it would bc defeated. The line
between the two divisions had not been
obllterated and he believed the change
would do no good.
Judge Whitworth favored the change,
because the question on which separa-
ton was based was bad, and he thought
II the name was changed four hundred
thousand negroes III the south would jOin
the church, but they would not do SO as
long as 1t retained its present name.
DR.. W. X. Brown, OF California, wanted
the named changed because it was OBJ
lectlonable to the western people.
DIR. Kelly favored the change on the
same ground.
DR.. Potter opposed the change and
said the logic Of the whole argument
meant simply to go bodily back into the
Methodist Episcopal church They
could not obliterate their history with |
out going bodily TO the other side, and
this he was opposed to.
Dr. McFerrin read the following in |
leu OF the report OF the committee aud |
moved its adoption:
Resolved That the matter Of change
IF the name Of the NJ +. Church South
o the Episcopal Methodist church be
to the various annual confer
'nces by the bishops during the ensuing
our years, and that they report the re-
ult to the general conference in 1886
md further
Resolved, The name Of the church. if
hanged, shall be Methodist Episcopal
# America
Dr. J. e. Evans, of Georgia, moved to
mend by making the name N. L.
jhurch of Christ. This amendment
7as not accepted, and the substitute
REVEALED by rising vote of los to 40.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
NASHVILLE May 26.-The Methodist
neral Conference, after adopting the
esolutions referring the question of
hange of name of the Methodist Church
outh to the annual conferences, ad-
burned sine die. The next general
difference meets on the first Wednes- ,
ay im May, 1886, at Richmond, Va.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-27

Mrs. Lucy E Mccormick Gown gton
KY, writes My constitution was com
pletely shntted by rheumatism. l suf-
fered intensely; stimuIants only gave me
temporary relief. tried Browns Iron
Bisters. 1t has cured me completely,
ana believe permanently. After using
two bottles, l felt better and stronger
than ever l did Ill ali my life before.
--523lw
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Bridge Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
in the Waco Bridge company will be held
at my Office, corner OF Fifth and Austin
streets, at 10 o'clock Il. IN, the first Mon
day (tIlth day. in June, 1882, for the pur
pose OF electing board of df ectOrs for
the ensuing year, and the consideration of
such other business rs may be brought
before them.
VIZ. l.. PRATHER,
Oj252Ot Secretary.
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". Are authorized 20 announce X. IL. Kings
bury. Jr, as candidate for retresentatiive,
,t S,,' -IiIi-ct 10 the sction OF the democracy
Il h. nntIntN.
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Compound Syrup of Sars rFarIila VI
lOdIde Of Potassium.

The remedies in TINS preparation il
ranked by the medical profession is ID
most certain Of alternatives and 80 :
tives, possessing the power Of removing
from the blood those humors or Priaa'
pies which disturb lis purity, ilFet'l.
them toward the natural extFt"i
channels. 1t is employed will ad, ,.
tage in chronic affections OF the al.
eruptive and skin diseases, Such = q
AnthOny's fire. erysipela,. plllpe
pustules, hlotchcs, boiIs, juniors 'tiIo
or salt rheum, scald-hcad, llng-"o .-
ulcers and sores, chronic rh'aina''-.l
syphilitic aud mcrcurial diseases NV y.
generally for the various diseases '''
ing from impurities of the blood, i.
1t forms a powerful Alternative io' -. -,
renovation of the blood and for t!e L i.
toration of tone and strength u =. y,
system when dcbilitIted by dl .fF.
Ask your druggist for our MAKE u i !sl
are in search Of q good blood pI'", \,
and Alternative. Price 81 per DOLLY. .r',I a a,
six bottles for s.. Prepared o{ lui ;',:
and Willis, manufacturing 'l1~'-''
Waco, Texas.
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Headquarters for
WATERS
Mineral

ODdraught, VICHY, SETTER, KIS-
SINGEN, Soda with pure FRUIT
SlRUPS. In Bottles GERMAN
BITTER WATER, HUNYADI JANOS
En- route OSWEGO DEEP ROCK
SARATOGA, at IL. BEHRENS' drug
Store. This is another establishment
where mineral waters are sold on
drnnrhf -hDGtf
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What Is 1t 2

Would you haye something every one fancies
y something that's lasting and neat?
Then 10 ask, while you can, round at Clancey's
For those drawers double lined in the seat
They'll outwear other kinds, taking chances
That underwear ever must meet
So don't fail to ask, when near Ciancey,s
For those drawers, dOuble-lined In tAe seat
lie mas collars and cuffs to all fsncies,
And shirts quite too awfully neat,
Cravats, too, you'll find Them at Ciancey's,
And those drawers, dOuble-Ilne In the seat
Gents furnishing goods of all branches,
stock that Is full and complete
on Always can find round at Clarcey's,
with those drawers, douhle-lined in the seat
-, Clancy can be found ON Main street, Dallas,
Texas. --dtOSU1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-27

When passing by GS and 70 Austin ave
me. don't tai t. stop amt examine the
large and well selected stock OF House
Furnishing Goods embracing everything
in that line pertaining 10 "A household. VIZ {:
Crockcrl w'ue, Gla-, ware, Stoves. Tin
ware, Cutlery, Bas kot>. " ood,nwa,r. Re
frigcraturs, Fly Trips. Fruit Jars, both
glass and tin. and many things too nu-
mCruus 10 mention.
am now receiving in store cIr-loud
OF those famous Farmer Girl Cook stoves.
irstiy acknowledged to be superior to ANY
in the market. and possessing more con
veniences than any other stove now OF
tered in this market Remember. | gu.r-
antcc these stoves in every respect.
Have also, in same car a nice line of
Ran cs, adapted Tor hotel and family use.
which also warrant
Have Just received car load OF Masou's
Self sealing Fruit Jars, which | bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
in case lots.
Call 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, a. my motto j. to
please. G. n. CURTIS.
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summer Excursion Rutes.

The II. and r. C. Railway will COM
mence the sa!e OF excursion tickets June
l, 1883, to the following points;
Atlanta, Georgia, Ashland, Wisconsin,
Brownsville, Missouri Bristol tennessee,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Colorado Springs. Col.
Detroit, n chigsn, Denver, Colorado
Eureka SpriugS, Ark, Grand Haven, Mich,
Green Bay, " sconsin Green Lake, wisconsin,
Heudersonville. {, Knoxville, Tennessee,
Luling, Te, as, Lynchburg, virginia,
Lake hnnetOLka, Mimi axe Chatauqua, y,
Las Vegas Hot Springs, MsilsO HiacUnsiu,
New M"E'C Co, Milwaukee, wisconsin.
Mhrquettc, NJ jchlgan. Niagara Falls, y I
Norfolk, Va, GcOnOmowoc, Wis,
Plttsburg, Pa, Pueblo, Colorado,
st. Paul Minnesota. Stauuton. Virginia,
Toronto, Canada, White Suh .hUr Springs,
" aukesha, Wisconsin, Virginia.
warm Springs, Virginia.
Tickets good 10 return until October 81
1882, excepting Eureka Springs, Ark
tins ticket good TOR 80 days For informa-
ton as to rates and routes, apply to
O0Z'Zt W. II. GIBSON, Agent.
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Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best rgu..
ton of any medicine ioI the cure Of
consumption that we have vet les1
able to find. Ii is prepared expressly
tor consumption, and those who l-s
affected with - Iccp--ralrl cough Of
IOng-stauding. y few doses give in.
mediate relief, and il kept up vii. IL
feet a cure. 1t i very soothing 70 ,h.
lungs and pleasant to take. One goci
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
parOXySms Of coughing, Is worth mon
than the price OF . half dozen bo,ils.
Ask your drnLgISt for bottle s.
once; price 80 cents and 81 pr bottle.
Prepared only by Tucker u WILLS
Waco, Texas.
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The various climates of the world re-
qulre different modes of living, but the
"Conrad's Budweiser Beer. may be used
with advantage in every cline Ask
your grocer for it--526lt.
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Houston. Yves, A. DO.

Wholesale grocers 421 and 423 North
main and 202, 204, 206 and 2OS Vine streets
1t. Louis, Mo-, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending 10 commence business
free OF charge on application. 02-27dwlY
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At His Old stand Asaia,

Previous to the turnout T. Il. Jordan's
Kentucky cash store was one OF the best
known and popular locations on the
avenue. The building since the fire has
been enlarged. rctitted and arranged, so it
is now one OF the handsomest dry goods
houses in the state. Ii is now open and
filled with an immense, new and fresh
stock OF dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, hats and erything pertaining to
the best dry goods stores. Mr.. Jordan
bought these goods in the east in person,
and those who desire the newest, cheap
est and best should call at his old stand.
He continues his cheap, cash, Kentucky
system and all are treated alike.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-27

My friend, look here! you know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and you
know that Carriers Iron Pills will relieve
her, now why not be fair about il and buy
her box = 523lW
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Many who long suffered from nervous
debility would now he in their graves had
they rot used Browns Iron Rittrrz. Sold
by Tucker & Wills, Waco, Texae.-5l6Iw.
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We can re commend them az being tn
best selection of Geo. WesterhOlm &,
Sons pocket knives and raZors we have
seen. Tucker Il Willis wi sell you one
cheap.
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Arrivals This Week,

Cream-dOtted. swisSes In rev designs,
swiss and null embrOldrles, lawn tennis
sultings. All wool buntings in colOrs,
mosquito bars, canopy mosquito bars,
at Levine Bros. 65l4tc.
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For SHIe.

Several desirable building lots near the
residence OF John S. Moore. Terms very
liberal.
R3lw J. II RlCHEY.
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Do Lot suffer from sick headache mo-
ment longer. 1t is not necessary. Carriers
Little Liver Pills will cure you. Dose,one
little pin. All druggists sell thcm.-523Iw
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For SaIe or EXcI,nnnn

j. /. Barnes has a magnificent Maryia's
fire proof safe, weighing 1000 pounds. that
he wishes to sell or exchange for d small
II safe. f.
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For fine and good clothing or gents
underwear, shirts, collars, cuffs and ties,
all Of the best make, go to Sanger
RrOs
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NASHVILLE, May 26.-The Methodist
Ct neral Conference after adopting the
resolutions referring the question of
change of name of the Methodist Church
South to the annual conferences, ad-
journed sine die The next general
conference meets on the first Wednes-
day in May, 1886, at Richmond, Va.
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While it is said that quinine is the great
panacca against fever and strengthens the
system, we KNOW that "Conrad's Bud
weiser" will do this very thing Ask
your druggist for ii. 0527lt
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Remember that Rochester beer or malt
wine acknowledges no superior, and
claims To be the finest, pureSt and most
hcallhful malt liquor. Ii il a rich food
drink. 0j23w-m.
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We are authorized TO announce H. : Crow
der as candidate for assessor OF taxes. Nc
Lehman county, subject 10 the action If III
county demOcraCy.--. ia VT
We are authorized to announce q W. stub
blehcld as q candidate for assessor uf taxes.
subject to the action 10; ;he democratic party Of
MCI.ennIn ..yuntE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

~. are authorised to announce John 5.
N ,,-s A. "A candidate FOR Representative IN the
EiUntpeuth LEGISLATURE from McLennan county,
srIjcct ~ the action OF the county democracy.