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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

The Boston journal says that Senator
Hale, Of Name, mas gwen notice that be
viii otter certain amendments TO the Dakota
admission bIii when II Is considered IN the
Senate these amendments are very severe
upon the people Of lankton county and the
township Of Elk Point IN Union county,
and require them to take immediate steps
for the refunding and liquidation Of their
Indebtedness as q condition Of the aGmis-
sion Of the Territory into the Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-15

The New YORK 7ri6aas is confident
that Tamuaany will run an independent tick
- m New York this fall if 1t Is not allowed
70 dictate the regular Democratic nomins-
mons
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-EE-G hartman berrv Of the PiAlsted
GreenBaek STATE Committee. GOV. Plalsted
''Itear San has ErIrien Al open letter. IL
which he saws ne Vas depOsed from the
Guardianship By very small Representa-
uOn from Cumberland county, and agalnst
the sentiment Of the honest, true blue
Greenb4ekers Of hIs COUNTY Mr.. berry
proposes 20 load ms mnsket 10 the muzxie
and fight IN the ranks" ne Boston .jottr-
mai suggests that the soldier who loads Ms
muskei 70 the muzzie and succeeds m ex-
piOding the charge can be counted on 10
dIsabis go0dty number OF ms comraues
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- pffspNs HnstiEng notes o. town Orders
- lAe same fer settlement sH or before llH
slIdih stag % june uexl as no Interest
's ati9afest altei tisat date
- 81 HANEY -plefIal,H
sATFIEl NUYF- af
Sullivan. Aiay n, iss2 s
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TIE Tariff OommlsEo-

IAe President selt the following nomlHa.
lions for the tarln commission % ire >cual,
" cuneslaf
NI4IaE. A u neeicr. New ora. cnalrrl4..
John L. Haycs MAssacnuse,-.
henr, ". Oliver. IT,. penusyiral.4.
Austin VI. Garland. Iulno.-.
jacob Amn.er, on.
john s. Phelps. Missu4r
hobert = Porter iilstrsc' of Loiumu.-
Jonn " H. Underwood. Geor.l-
duncan T. hennel. Loalsl4l4
Messgs Fhe.as, underwood aH4 henntr
are democrat. Mr.. henaer D. natl,, a.
Louisiana. and vas before the way prom
Inent politician and leader a. tne Wa
parrt. lie is one IL the largest sugar plaa.
tiers u the Sts-s- Later dispatches stat.
that e2-tI0verIo- Pine Us. has declined sers-
ing on tbe lommIsslaa
The President mas a.sa received iettes
from ez-ylec i-reslcc-t " hec.sg. declnin Z
10 serve as . member Of the iaTla conm s.
sso4- IN his letter Mr.. v neeler aliud,-. tr
the magnitude Of tne wurk 30 come beforr
the commissioner. the limited time II their
DISPOSE. ana SAYS that 70 the present con
dIu0E u bis health be- feels tnai ne could
not gave tae SUBJECT tine time and cous.4-
eratsou IL importance demand.
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Serious rI8ts nrUAe out Ia Alexandra.
Egypl. SUNDAY. between uostle natives anu
European during Wuiea sevcr4l persons
were kIliea ana wounded anu q number o.
houses oeStroYe4
kIotous demonstrations took place nefort
the French Consulate, 20 which seyera. ~
those morta!iv wounded ~ the outbreak Of
the riots. were oonveyel- Inc disturbance
continued some time before the authorize
took any STEPS Ri suppress tuea- The
kngllsh COnsul vas severely hGrt. recelyIn.
. gunshot wound Inc engineer Of the
BRITISH man-Of-war Superb was kuIcl. The
disturbance continued hst hours. vnea q
BODY Of military appeared and dispersed the
T3oters
ne Greek Consul and Itailzn ace Con
Eui we're severely wounded. il Is estimated
20 persons were killed IL the not, The
London Aers' despatch from AiexanCr q
says -hue des Soeurs. inhabited chiefly ug
European. Is completely wrecks4 The
Europeans fred from the windows killing
many Arabs. and the latter made terrible
havoc among the Europeans n the streets
Inc British consul was dragged from bis
carriage and beaten Derylseh PasEa and
Arab fasha nave Jeff for Alexanurla-
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head punched by the lsdy's big brother for
getting the closing words OF an obituary
notice interchanged in the make up by the
foreman, with the last line CT beter at
tack on a rival editor with the following
deplorable result: Leaving behind her a
wide circle of mourning ones, she has gone
TO meet in the other world her husband,
who-greatest Old rascal that ever lived.
Another editor is reported to have taken
arsenic when, having written some compli-
mentary remarks upon the death of an es-
teemed lady friend, whom he designated as
"a friend to humanity whose weight OF
years had borne her to the shades OF the hill
OF peace, he read in type the next morning
that She was "a iiend to humanity, whose
weight of ears hadborne her to the shades Of
hell OF a place" This is of the work of
the highly intelligent, smart Aleck, inside
out, upside-down, Neutrality-suspicious.
ofthe-moon compostor or proof .reader, or
both, and which sometimes costs so much
mental agony and corporal and material
wealth" as well. The reader will recollect
the case OF the congressional bill which
cost the United States treasury some
S2.V1O,0JO by the erroneous use Of hyhen
aud comma by the compositor or proof
reader who placed il after the word fruit, -
in the bill, and so the law was placed upon
the statute book admitting '.tropiC fruit, F"
As well as plants, trees and Seeds free OF
duty whereas the law intended to admit
free of duty, "tropic frut-plants, as well as
trees and Seeds The statesman who franz
ed the bill, like the editors above referred
10, doubtless let very much as
We ourselves did yesterday morning
when upon opening the HERALD We
saw to detiantly stare at us the
absurd and objectionable blunder commit
ted in the makeup OF the editorial column
of the article entitled, Not Born to Blush
Unseen being humorous criticism on u
trashy piece of verse cnptioned, "To q
Friend, aud sent to us for publication; a
bIundcr committed, along with several
others, by an incompetent party Temporal
rily acting as foreman in the absence of our
regular and efficient foreman, Mr.. GREEN
WILLIAMS. To the attentive reader, how.
ever, the ridiculous error was doubtless
patent of itself, the verse in question being
designed for the close of the editorial, and
not us positioned in the opening. Such
plumbers are only illustrative of the trials
aud trlbulations OF the newspaper man, so
calculated to irritate that he may be par
doned for sometimes wishing that some peo-
Pile in this world might drop palsied, or,
better still, be cternaly condemned to the
iates Of lxIoS, SIsyrnus, TANrALUs, Pro
METnEus and the rest.
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a RUNAWAY TEXAS GIRL.
sho Lands In u Den of Vice In the Shak q,
city

Emma De Beck, Il beautiful young girl of
some fifteen summers, who strayed from
the path of virtue, and who left this city
suddenly some two weeks ago, has landed
in Philadelphia, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing from the Philadelphia Press.
Chief of Police Givln yesterday received a
dispatch, signed William u. Hill, Harris.
burg, asking him to arrest his niece, Emma
DcBecN, aged 10 years, a resident OF Dallas
Texas, who the writer Of the dispatch said
had run away from home and come to this
city, where she was living an improper life
at 1914 Cambridge street In company with
her aunt. Before placing the girl and her
aunt in custody the chief OF police tele-
graphed TO Harrisburg an inquiry of Mr..
Hill's standing In that city. The reply was
such that Chief Giyin did not feel that he
had any right to detain the young
woman. Emma Doleck's aunt is
Mrs. Georgian owen, the daugh,
ter of former United States
senator from Texas. She said
yesterday that Emmas father died in
Florida several years ago, and that she
took charge of the girl in Dallas, Texas,
where DeBeck formerly lived. They
started east some months ago, and stopped
at Harrisburg, In Hills house, who is the
brother of Emma DeBeCk's mother. Mrs.
owen is the girls aunt on her fathers side.
Mrs. owen says that Hits right name is
Jack, and that he keeps disorderly house
IN Harrisburg. After finding out what sort
OF place II was, she states that she immc-
diatcly started for Philadelphia. She left
Emma behind her, because she says that
"Hill' or Jack, would not allow the girl to
leave him, Emma succeeded in getting
away from her uncle two days ago, leaving
her trunk behind her, ami she Joined Mrs.
owen III the house on Cambridge street.
The amt declares that she will take the girl
to relatives living in Cearlied.
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Complimentary Hop,

A most delightful affair took place last
evening at Mayors hall, complimentary
hop to Miss Annie rlouts and Miss Mary
Lcako, given by their Dallas friends, the oc
casion being mcmento courtesy extended
prior TO Their departure next week for Ten,
neSseo, where they are to remain for some
time at college, these young ladies' are re.
cent graduates of the Dallas Female col
lcgc, and of the most popular in the city
There were present something above Ion
Of young ladies aud gentlemen, INDUCING
in the Joyous dance, u pecially noticeable
feature being that the former were almost
entirely composed Of those who have come
into society only this season, while OF the lat.
ter several were likewise ncvitiatcs, many
others having been ION the taps" for sew.
eral seasons, Until after midnight the Gle.
giant festivities were continued when the
happy couples retired to an ante.room for
refreshments OF u sumptuous lunch, lcm
onado, ctc. The affair was q complete sue
cess throughout and the fair recipients vi
the compliment will long remember the OF,
caslon as ono of the green spots in Their
lives,
Tho following is the order OF dances. Ian
GERS, Waltz, Heel and Toe Polka. Lanccrs
houische, Newport, lanccrs Waltz, Hee
and Toe, Waltz, Newport, Lnncers, Schot.
tischc, Racquet Heel and Toe, l.anccrs
Waltz, and Home, Sweet Home.
The COMMITTEES were rs follows OF ar
Swink, Tom Harris and frank Mccks
Floor managors--fnnk Easterling, Jacl
Bone, James plouts, John Ballard aud Ma
Slpalv
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WHY HER HEART WAS BROKEN
Slight Cause, After All. Compared with
What Might Have Been,


MY heart is broken"
The world was white with snow that
came sitting down in tleecy torrent from
the gray coudbanks above, eddying hither
and yon In the gusts Of wind that swept
with fierce Jury over moorand and forest
and then falling with soft coyness upon
the bleak bosom of the earth already made
cold ard cherries by the December frosts.
The trees, that such a little while ago were
burdened down with wealth of bud and
blossom, now waved their gaunt arms us II
in silent protest against the cruel cold,
while their black trunks stood haggard
against an Implying sky. But the wind
swept remorSelessly through the dcsolate
silenccs, and the sharp, fine mists OF snow
cut the chilling air.
Gazing out upon the scene, looking with
strained, wistful, what.are-the-ch chances
ior.matinee- tlckets-ths.winter expression
in her eyes, Gwendolen MahafTy stood in
the bay window of her fathers palatial res.
idence that December afternoon, and as she
pecred into the storm look of pain passed
over the fair young face, and into the brown
eyes came tears that could not be repressed,
And yet, in spite of all its sadness, the
picture was apretty one. AS the darkening
shadows OF u dying day fell upon the earth
of flame leaped bravely up tbs chimney
and roarcd rs If in very glce at their, own
power, brought into strong relief the bithc,
stately beauty of the girlish figure in the
window and cast over the marble statues OF
Psyche and Diana that stood on either side
of her mellow warmth that made
them instinct with life. And
while the girl stood there sob
bling as If her heart would break, while
now and then n low moan, that was pitiiul
III its sad intensity, came from her lips
here stepped into the room through por.
there, whose presence was almost concealed
by damask tapestry OF royal richness and
almost priceless worth, strong-limbed,
sunny-haired man, whose face possessed
the almost boyish beauty that one sees SO
often in Ohio, Going quickly to where
Gwendolcn was standing, his arm was
| around her, his face bending above hers in
loving tenderness almost before she knew
whether she was aioot or horseback,
why are you weeping, my darlng?' he
| said, kissing away the tears in confident,
Maud $. way that told, more plainly than
any words, of his having been there be.
fore.
The girl gave no answer in word, but
placing her mead above his left lung, little
shiver ofpain passed over the lissome form,
| and then Gwyndolen broke down in storm
of sobs.
Speak to me, sweetheart" cred.Bertie
Cecil IN an agony of fear, Tell me what
{ rrlblo grief is expressing YOU.
Checking herself with mighty over.
hoad.chcck, the girl looked up to him with
eyes that spoke only OF love. There were
no tears on the pretty face now, but in their
place had come u look of haunting fear, a
ghastly hct.on.the White. Stockings ves.
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Death OF MIR. Charles II. Cots.

A telegram received on yesterday from
Austin and sent by Major whissen, our
postmaster, now there, TO Mr.. johnson, h /,
assistan, hero, conveyed the start ling
intelligence that Mr., Z, II. Cole who leO
this city on Tuesday morning for Austin
was found dead in his bed at the Br unswicl
gram TO tho HERALD gives q moro detailed
account OF the unfortunate occurrence
which was brought about by dose Of NOR
phinc. Mr.. Cole was well known here In
connection with railroad enterprises, and
had lattcfly been connected with the pro.
Iected Dallas 4 Northwestern railway. lie
arrived IN this city from tho north about
Two weeks ago,
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II NEWS By SPECIALS.
Continued from First Page.

koCktale.
Special to the Herald
RocHDALE, August 2i.-The foatoral
democratic convention, of the fifteenth
representive district, composed of Bell, Mi.
lam and Robertson counties, has at last
concluded its laborS after TWO days SEES.
sion, and alter polling go ballots without
change. Since the second ballot, the names
OF Mr.. George ". Tyler, of Bell, and Cot
onel Champe Carter, OF Robertson. were
withdrawn, and j. +. i. Cramer, Robertson
county, was unanimously nominated for
this district by reclamation. Colonel A. j.
Lewis, OF Milan, chairman of the executive
committee OF this district for the ensuing
term, he accepting the position. Colonel
Lewis made a soul-stirring democratic
speech, which quite enthused the entire con-
Vention~ aud brought about a feeling of
the utmost harmony. After this the con.
yention was adjourned sine die by Il. l..
Anthony, OF Milan, the permanent presi-
dent The utmost good feeling prevailed
throughout the convention aud its pro-
ceedings were singularly free from all per
sonalitieS.
Mr.. Sam Cohen, one Of our merchants,
died to-day and was buried this afternoon
by Jewish rites.
Captain b. A. Ludlow, of Bolton, and
formerly an esteemed citizen of our city,
has been here tor several days as a delegate
to the convention. His presence was much
appreciated by his friends. He leaves for
his home tomorrow.
Cotton is coming in lively and business
prospects Frightening. Everyone feels
happy.
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1;or 4mstice Of the 9cacc.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w Ii, PRICE as a candidate for Justice of the
rosce Precinct No, !.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 3. N BRASWELL as candidate for
Justice OF the Pence in Precinct No. !. Dallas
county. Election, November Z, 1882.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ EDWARDS as u candidate for
Justice OF the Peace for Precinct No. l. Election,
November I, lssl
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN r. KUNZ.as n candidate for
Justice OF the Peace In Precinct No. l. Election
N November
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For SHIFT.

VIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W II W SMITH Tor the Office Of sheriff
of Dallas County Election, Nov 1th, lS!,
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MATE CHAPMAN ~ candidate for
Sheriff OF Dallas County. Election, November Z
NXyE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN JONES ~ a candidate for sheriff
Election, November 7, 1882.
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asor tue Leoislatmre.

NXyE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE z,
w L. COOMBS rs a candidate for tho lcgs-
iatlrc subject 10 tho action OF the Democratic
invention.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w DIR. j. d. PARSONS, OF Rockwell, as u
candidate for Floa,or from the counties OF Dallas
Tarrant and Rockwell
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Yax COLLECTOR.

yXyF ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE 7.
w r. STEPHENSON. bettoI known ny Uncle
Pete" as a candidate for Tax Collector OF Dallas
county. at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNoUNCE
w CHAS u. GILLESPIE for the past SIX
years deputy In tho otiiccl ~ candidate iof
The ofinc of TAX Collector OF Dallas county, at
the November election.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w K, BLEWETT us a candidate for Tax
Collector OF Dallas county al tho November cleo
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Gonmtu Yrcasmrer.

yAJK ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w q, NJ. 0vERLEEsE us candidate for
County Treasurer of Dallas County. Election
Tuesday, November 9TH, 1882.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF WILL y. DOUGHERTf AZ
Election. Tuesday, November 9Th, 1882.
WyE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J, q.
w WILLIAMSON as II candidate for County
Treasurer. Election. November, 1882
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A SAD accident at Waco, yesterday, n
carpenter fell from the new convent Of the
Sacred Heart and received injuries from
which no will probably die. The God of &c,
esdcnt seems to respect neither persons nor
ulnrcs
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Utuu,lIu aiucue.
a;or Qroumty glerk.

YHrE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouNCE ".
w A. HARDWOOD ~ candidate Tor county
Clerk.
xxr N THACXER is a candidate for County
w Clerk Has had thirteen years experience
las Deputy In Texas For hc past six years has
had charge Of the County Court OF THIS county
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
Harwood.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOt NOE
w the name Of CHAs. wO0DSON, of seago-
willie, a. an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
r hereby announce to tho ciuzens OF Dailas
/ county that am u candidate for the once OF
County Clerk II my reputation rs man ana
my qualifications for tho position are such as TO
oommand me 10 your CONFIDENCE ! ask your
up1u my part will be spared TO make All efhoient
aud faithful servant Of the public.
Aprii ID, Iss2. g. NJ. WHEAT.
xxyE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W NJ q, HILL as a Candidate Tor County
clark Election, November next.
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SENATOR Ketloo is in luck again, having
been nominated by the third congressional
district OF Louisiana. lie seems to have a
iile'timc patentrsht on the place,
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In the GARLAND ADDISON trial yesterday
the speeches Of tho attorneys OF either side
were closed, To-day and tomorrow, per.
haps, the jury will wranglc over verdict.
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at his heels, came down with emphasis on
top, Mr.. McGutlin was certain that the
fhilstines were upon him, and, with n
weak endeayor to roll his ewes around
that he might see his foeman's face. ex.
claimed Great heavens! gentlemen, can't
this thing be compromised?'
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AS will be seen by glance at the press
news, the jury in tho Garland Addison
trial only took fifteen minutes in which to
mako up their yerdct-not guilty.
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l'or commissioner,

NTTUE REQUEST or MANY FRIENDS
N GEORGE JACKSON hereby announces
hiinself as u candidate for the office OF County
Commi Slonor ~ the ensuing November ehc'
ton
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The wire fence patcntecs are getting into
trouble and NUMEROUS suits for infring.
msnts ofpatents are being instituted. They
will call for protection IN the courts next,
ues sasuhsd with Legislative hAs susar.
eeoka , = - ~ ~ sA'A "a M VT
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H.Avy rains yesterday at Waco, Grocs.
becck, oto., as well as at Dallas. IL to he
hoped that old rLuyius will let Up, but
Pnofssson Ticr doesn't seem to give us
much ENCOURAGEMENT, nor does vESNop.
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Special to the Herald
PALESTINE, August Educating Engin-
err Eugene Giraud, who has had charge Of
the line of the Mexican, Oriental & Inter.
national railway, as projected between La
redo and the City OF Mexico arrived here
to-day. Mr., Giraud is proceeding to New
York TO consult with the magnates OF
the road Us to the continuance OF the work
now suspended. This is the Gould Inter.
national extension into Mexico. Mr.. Giraud
says the line is already located from La
redo no miles being g miles beyond the
city OF Victoria, in the state OF Tamaulipas,
and that the grading of the road has been
completed for 80 miles beyond Laredo. The
natural obstacles to be overcome on the
route are few and the grading consequently
easy. The country is rich in minerals and
very well suited for agriculture, and Mr..
Giraud declares that AS soon as the road is
opened up immigrants will soon crowd In
upon the rich lands. The work on the road
will be resumed this fall.
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Tux republicans work of yesterday is
fully detailed in our columns this morning,
Tho platform adopted, among other things,
stands for ten months schooling.
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SIxry.rwo new cases of yellow fever a,
brownsville yesterday and two deaths.
The disease is now going to Fort Brown,
Let the Texas coast cities prepare against
is sprcad.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1882

Tnr murdercrs OF ANDY HALL, In Ari'
xona, have been caught, AMI have confessed
lynching Is only a matter of time.
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a;oc State 9cnatoc.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS rs n candidate for the
State senate.
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Niineola,
Special to the Herald.

MlYEoLA, August 2i.-The following ap.
pointments were to-day made to the Sam
II custom normal shool. from this, the
tenth senatorial district Mrs. +. v
Freeman, Miss Fannie Giles, Of Wood
county; d. W. Thomas and III. " Banks,
of Van Iandt county.
The nomination Of Jones for congress Is
heartily accepted here and he will receive
the enthusiastic support of this county.
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3:or Cou,ltN Attorney.

1yE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE G.,
w Y. CLINT as candidate for County Aitor-
uGy. Election November 7, lssa
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Special Nnticc.

NO. ,cE TO CITY TAX PAYERS City Hall
ONCE OF Assessor and Collector, Dallas, Texas
August IN lsss. The city ad valorcm, school
aud special railroad taxes ere due, and mus, be
paid during this month or costs will accrue I,
Will be my duty to seize upon and sell property
Tor satisfaction OF those taxes, II they arc no,
paid before the nrst Of September. Please take
notice aud govern yourselves accordingly.
9. Bo2kk ASSESSOR and Collso,or.