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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
Death of Rlancberd Iapro,s

LONDON, March 12.--William Blanchere
5errold, author of several popular PLAYS and
lately chief editor of Punch, is dead, aged
81 years. He was the eldest son of the GELS
brated Douglass Jerrold.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12

WASHINGTON CITY, March l2.-In the sem
ate, Miller, of New York, introduced a bill
to suspend the coinage of the standard silver
dollar, and provide for the issue of one dollar
and two dollar treasury notes. He stated
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
Money TO Loan.

Loans negotiated IN sums of $1,000 and
upwards. on good real estate securities,
by Will C Whitehead, at Surgeons law
office. 81
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
started I'm AYain.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, March 1a-Tht
locomotive works here have startes Beet
closed since Jan. l.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-12
Office 8 Works, Cor. 4th 4 Congress SITS

es. Casting Brushes, Sand and Coal Screens
" Iron Fences. Iron Shutters, Counter
F Mention this Paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
Ladie.' Art Entertnlnmnn,.

The entertainment TO bo given Inv tho
ladies' at the opera-house, tho 2gth and
Both, promises to be ono OF tho most
creditablo performances ever riyen IN
the city-embracing as il foes, tho
youth, beauty and talent of Dallas. The
counter-point drill under the def hands
ana inventive genius OF Mrs. Benton.
has added charm to charm, and grace Ia
grace, until IL has nearcd perfection. and
WIZ more nearly resemble some of The
neautlful Persian dreams of Lalia
ltookh Than any practical fact in this
nineteenth century, The costumes ore
chasto and beautiful and modelled
after the Groclan style. Thr
singing and dramatic norton
OF the entertainment havinr
peen placed in charge of Mr.. Capwell h
81 llseli ample assurance that the pub.
ne viii he delighted. The finest vocal
talent OF tho city has kindly volunteered
10 charm with their choicest selections'
whlle the dignity, grace aud beauty oI
our hest society" will he represented
IN a variety of tahlsaux, ranging from
gay 10 grave, from lively To seyere u
embracing historical biblical and natri
otlc subjects. Much careful study has
uoen gwen 10 this part of the pro.
gramme, and 10 is confidently exnocted
thoy viii ho very effective and entranc.
ing. The business men have been tas i
ruiel very generous in purchasing
tickets and We would most earnestly
urge those who have given the subject
little thought togive hearty encourage.
ment nv buying tickets, aud In this WA,
help 70 make iho exhibit OF Dallas h
grand success, believing thu substantial
benefit which viii accrue TO our stat,
ana city viii moro than compensate Ia,
small outlay n hundred fold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

ment and sizing up confidential look
ing clerk beckoned him aside and wills.
pered in his ear, on tho dead quiet, that
he was going 10 hitch on to gal in a
lew days and wanted to blow himself In
for some store clothes. The clerk
soon picked him out suit which struck
the young mans taste right square in
IN the bulls eye. The color was very
loud orange brindle, and at tho solcita-
tion OF the atfable clerk, he strobe back
toward the gents dressing-room to try
ON his toggery. Now one of tho eleva-
tors is alongside the dressing-r room. and
as the clerk did not follow him to the
door, IL was just his good luck to 60 into
the elevator by mistake. About the
Tune the clerk thought his customer
mad donned the suit he walked down TO
the dressing-rOom to compliment him
on what II magnificent fit he had TO his
utter establishment he found the room
empty. The horrible thought dawned
on his mind in an instant that his coun-
try friend had mistaken the elevator
FOR the room, and he rushed to
1t Just in time TO see it ascending
met his terrOr-stricken customer with
his pants In one hand and his drawers i'm
the other, as he shot up toward the fifth
story with lightning speed. There is a
meme IN the wall ON the third floor inst
largo enough for n man to stand i'm.
and in his fright, the young man
hoped into il, and the elevator went
on, leaving him a perfect
statue Of Adam in his Eden life. lie
was holding his garments In his hands
ana sticking as close to the wall as pos
slble. The clerk shouted to him to ''lay
low. ana rang the elevator back. An
| employe from ono Of the upper floors,
VINO came down on IL, succeeded finally
IN inducing him TO vacato his
close quarters and he was
landed on the first floor and hustled into
the dressing room. lie was greatly eX-
clted, and the Precipitation was pouring
lrom eYery pore. The clerk fixed him
up, sold him the suit, and induced him
to take an excursion on the "gol darned
thing" as he termed II. He said when
he got "hitched" he and his gal would
take an eNcurt over IL together.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
LOCAL LORE.
a DAY PROLIFIC OF DIVORCES
A Negro Bootblsck Assaults a White Boy
"A New Culvert Creates Trouble
A Poor Old Darkey-Exposi-
tion Furniture, Etc.
Five Divorces Granted.


Five petitions for divorce were granite
yesterday morning by Judge G. N.
Aldridge, Of the district court. "On
divorce cases Dallas is unquestionably
the Chicago of the SOUTH" remarked a
leading member of the bar yesterday,
and my opinion Is that il is the result of
what you might term hurrah court
ship and hasty MARRIAGE
Mrs. Caroline Gadberry was granted a
divorce from her husband, Richard Cad
berry. They were married in March,
49,, and he abandoned her in October,
1850. Their three children, all daugh.
ters, aged ii, 10 and 0 years, were
awarded to her care and custody.
Bette Wells was granted a divorce
from her worst half, Amos Wells. They
took each other for better or worse on
he24th of December, 1877, and lived to-
gether until the first part Of the year
1881, when he abandoned her, leaving
her destitute, with their i'm.
I IAN enid to provide for.
They made friends again soon. and
lived together until the 26th of Deem.
Der, 1883, when he drew chair on her
and threatened to kin her, since which
time they have not lived together. The
custody OF their 4-year-old son, aud 49,
months-,old daughter were awarded her
for safe keeping.
Robert Stewart was granted divorce
from his better half, Lydia Stewart.
They were married the 9TH of An
gust, 1879, and lived together until the
Z1th of April, 1881, when they broke up
housekeeping, he abandoning her.
Charlie Watson was granted divorce
IRON his wife, Emma Watson. They
were married on the 2lst OF October, 1879.
and lived together for the space of some
three months, when She abandoned him
and committed adultery.
Maggie Dunman was granted di-
vorce from hor llege lord, II. l.. Dun
man. They were MARI ed on the LIST OF
september, 1915, and lived together un-
VI December, 1880, when he abandoned
her.
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sell-lIn
FOR RENT.

IGOR RENT-Two NEW CoTTAGEs
Il Nos, land ~ Griiiiu street, one block
above cochran street; four rooms i'm c,rh,
S I',,, Whvt Ia yard, Apply TO SIMPSON 4
EuR RENT-A DWELLING UOUsLy IN
~ hossayenue. Apply to- A. II. FfFR. W"ir
Pillow Co., Rm street - s,,,Ho ei,
Eok kENI-nIuKES SOS Am M, NAN
4 street. opposite Sanger Inns ~ re-
Wy ~ w W feet each. For "A dps,r,hlc 80
n INV, wiz wake out partition wall, mnking .to,.
Nil rs., w ~ leel, Apply 10 Terry & Cock
'''' ''''' "s'h's' or TO AleI Sanger
t,nt, .p,,,... uclS-lu
lt"I' KENT - A FuRNI,tiED -tgn[T
street. ''' '""' No CIV Houston
49,, H,,,,..,..-. uelS-1.
foH KEN T. CllEArEK THAN MIR,
trt.,, TVapth' we mean what we saw. "A lnrps
,,1 ,raEv'y Slhble CA Elm street, iust enst
c,1 sotuvn; central, high, ury, sonth,
r,' hlWNU,r thorough ventilation nnb ~.
,,UNneSN location. Apply to nn,e' ' W
aworc street. '''' W. l,f NNr-
t"k bENl-A NlCELY- FfnS.s,ftI,
-, 'uNl'' southern exposure. pond t,,,,trr
,fr,,ii ''" H''ghbothoud, ut NiV Cuniurrrs
I,npt,..,., ovlt-lW
~ r,n mo ', I,,,,,Nh FURNISHED FKuNT
I,np H., -, '','" NJ 0ci5,r
W,i'1InS "a RltiUH STORE. WE'LL.
i>,. ,ui',,fa' " aud situated m gorl bnsjn.,s
m '','"a ~ w town oi Enu!s, El's ,,.,,',t,
nus suitable TOR grocpr.y. ,r tr, N'' -
N.,s,,iiH ni T. j.. NCCAprN. Er,i f.i,t,,
t'Ml .s,E.Ni-lMuNNELN FVENi-ltgp
~ is ,,'nuiN' "N1 'u1ui vNa b. rlrt.l.n.i IA
tu.Iir ,.,',..u W. i'let' N"Vp rV,,t, NO az
l,"k liENt-N COTTAGE ut t.t,,,,
moms, com lt,,,. uv,rI, within, n'''l
r,. N'.N Ni Do" IHtu.I. n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

Tho following from the G izette, of st.
Joseph, Missouri, speaks for itself, and
requires no Introductory remarks from
us. 1t is clipped from a lengthy article,
which appeared in tho columns of the
Gazette on Thursday, May IS:
THE CIRCUS.
vi all the circuses and monaperies
that have visited St Joseph this season
the Gazette has no hositancy in saving
that Sells Bros. titty-cage menagerIe
ana iour-ring circus. which exhibited
mere yesterday afternoon and last night,
stands at tho head of the list
IN making this statement nothing dis
paraging is intended for the Cole circus
which was really excellent, but the
SELLS Bros. gave an exhibition that wns
superior TO IL In several particulars.
Inc street parade was the finest ever
witnessed IN ST. Joseph, aud 10 this fact
may be attributed in no small measure
the Immense audiences of the afternoon
and evening, on both Of which occasions
the mammoth tent was crowded almost
10 sullocation.
Of the many really excellent special-
ties u Is impossible to speak Mt leugth.
Suiiice IL to say the programme was
hrst-class throughout, aud everybody
departed from the grounds with the sat
lsiaction of knowing that thew had re-
ceived the worth of their money.
THIS circus will be in Dallas on the 25th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

Bishop charmed two largo audiences
yesterday in his celebrated rendition of
"Widow Bedott." Tho matinee and
evening performances were both well NJ.
tended and the enjoyment of the spectn-
tors seemed unbounded Bishop and his
support arc too well known hero to need
extended comment. They are amonp
the greatest iAVortes visiting us from
season To season, and tho rchabilitated
widow Bedott" has not ONLY lost moth,
ing of its charmingiy ridiculous and ma
lestic character, but has, If possible
beon greatly improved. II IL magnifI.
cent success, of course, In every particu
lar, and will continue to I'LL our oper,
house with an appreciatlvo audionce 81
long ~ IL IL produced here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
Ladies', Exposition Furniture.

The furniture the Ladies' Auxiliary
society are having made for the New
Orleans exposition is about Completed
anu VIII he ON exhibitiop(tbo 18th at
Sanger Bros. All those who are inter
ested IN tho exposition and appreciate
the ladies, Efforts to renresent Dallas
properly, should call and see the iurni-
tvre, as only The small SUN of twenty
-hye cents will be charged. IL viii Ia
ON exhibition until the time to shin il TO
New Orleans arrives. II IN "A beautiful
set,'and Is composed of all the native
woods OF the state. In make il Is ole-
giant and unique and we'll worth seeing.
The exhibition will be on the second
iioor of Sanger's store, and those who
nave articles they propose sending to
t Tow vrleans' are invited to exhibit
them at Sangor's, along with the furni-
ture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
city Court.

City vs.. John Young, interfering with
private property; fined s..
city vs.. Walter Hess ana John Schell-
ing; fined 81 each.
City vs.. Robert Ashford, resisting
officer; fined So.
city ys'John Walker, resisting officer;
City vs. w. Beal, assault and battery;
fined S.. ''''
City VS.. Simpson llaws, cursing and
swearing; discharged
City VS.. Jim Rice, lighting; fined s..
Cityvs. Bill Baker, vagrancy; fined AZ.
CITY VS.. Isaac Leonard, carrying pis-
iol; fined $25. VS.
lined So. '''"s'
City VS.. John Young, assault and bat
terry; fined s..
City vs.. Dick Howard, abusive Ian.
guage; dismissed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
A speck of War.

The street, 1T the intersection of the
Texas Trunk and the Main street rail.
way,the two lines and Mr.. Ganger agreed
towiden the Same and build n culyeri
20 carry, on all surplus water. Mr..
bopp, who resides near, declared thai
the improvements thoy were making
would overflow his land. and inter.
Tered In the matter. There IL war
brewing between the parties, and tho
matter will no doubt get into the courts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
should lie Cared For.

The aged colored man who has for tho
past three days been sitting on tho court.
house steps, the very picture of age, in
trinity and helplessness, and an object
OF charity, should be sent TO the poor
iarm. Ho Is very old and feeble, and his
ioet, which were frost-bitten wears ago,
arc so sore that he can barely make out
70 hopple. the old "uncle" came from
lNnchburg, Virginia, TO this stnte veors
ago, and his polite manners and reneraI
bearing show that he has been we'll
brought up. There ought TO be some
place Tor the care of such unfortunatos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
JOHN S. ALDEHOFF, Agent.

TUE STATE OF TENAS-ro An. rp,
SONS Interested la the ndminisir,,i,.,., y,
ne, estate OF r. ", GnldihWnitc. drr.,''' ", ,
=, - HhNlc' executor Oi h. n. Gnliwsite ~
i es,,,,, nus hieI ln the County Courtu nal.
u.SNulnlN, ,hnM nccount showing il.n ,o,ii.
Ion said estate OF u. W. Ooliihv..,,n 'u W.
vss,'sV1, which VIII be heard at the neNi i, p
Nhl court, commencing ON tho H., Mn
Wy( IN Nov a. =. 1871, Rt the Cont. 6n,as
SIMS i niaSs,, y, bel'as, % which time ali per.
eons.st said account II they see nrnrar "uu
Dallas county, Texas. N'u"S N'efk OF
~ w. = l-vivcn under my hand aud the san,
'nls''h dag ofJuly, A. u. Ina. VI N"''AA'
Vcuniy Clers paliss County M...
" l.. H. hrsnsa. lsputy. S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
The Weeks WEDDINGS.

rhc following marriage licenses were
issued during tho past week; John
Jackson and Annie Jones;G. q. seruggs
nrd ldzzio Bass, Allen Brooks aud kit
tie Bacon, X. S. Smith and Mollie Cole
maui. ~ Sexton and 4. G. Christa Wi
lam Ailthes aud Mrs. Matilda Stensev.
y. w: Bussie and Lanio Powell, a. t.
hpckman and l.. A. Ammo, ]. =. cid.
uings aud Mary A. Hin, John II. Rose
and Emma Lancaster.
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Chnutnnunn I.Ilnrnrr,cirela

Tho young misses OF Miss Evart,
SOLICIT school have organized Chautau.
qua Literary Circle to pursue tho course
OF reading prescribed by the national
circle of that name. Miss Lucille Hewett
was elected president, Miss Ethe
Hayes, secretary aud treasurer, Mis-,
EVarls kindly experimenting and ss
sislnE in the studies. Those circle,
nave long been established in the nortl
ana ana east aud are highly conducive /,
literary adyanctmen,. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

Late yesterday afternoon as White.
'holitile lo-year-old son ofMr. $. l.. MAY,
wasresurning home ho was met by a
negro bootblack. on Elm street. who.
without any provOcatiOn, struck him hi
ne fscc with his box, which bruised the
l1tlle fellow considerably. SO far the
i,hilio OF tho negro has not boon learned.
ouch outrageous conduct should be MOI
N'tn prompt punishment should the
10 caught.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
LEGISLATURE

w Il ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ I. +. TERRELL ms candidate for the
The Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Flee
on,IaQW7AoN 4, lSSL
NJ EAREAUTHORlHEDTO ANNOUNCE
~ H. E. CoOMBEs rs II candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
IN Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
" MI IL. ). kihBROUGu rs q candidate
or the Legislature In Dallas county, subject
y We lc-LOn OF The nnmncrnrN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
EDUCATIONAL,
URSULTNE ACADEMY

Bryan street, Dallas.
This Institution, conducted by the UryulInc
ladies, Is most dcSlrubly located, The system
nl education pursued l. designed Ia devotion
XIV ulrh,h'' moral and physical powers Of
me pupils, and Co make tlrm u,sfl ,rn,,s,
or refined tastes aud cultivated manners.
TERMS ~ ADVANCE.
hoard, washing and tuition, Including
SSlauoney, Drawing, French, German,
fNhcy work and the ordinary inurmn'
ryeNpouscs, per session ofaye mnntLs s,oo
Music and use of plano ''S ~
EntrAnce fee only fer the first yearl
lonng ladies desiring admttnnce into tho
;Acaueiny must always produce satisfactory
lurther particulars, apply tn the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works
new and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN e. PFOUTS
PRoPRIEToR.
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot.
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depc,
DALLAS, TENAs.

''NE'TaIN'F TN-NNt
Are prepared 10 do ali kinds OF IRON
WORK ON shortest notice. Fine work n
specially. Repairing Machinery, Irou and
Brass Castings, and In fact everything IN IN,
hne executed and finished I'm manner ,ous,
TO the best shops In tho whole country.
Models made TO order. Don't forget we hay,
the Best Machinery and most skilled ,r,rL
men IN Texas. Contracts for the iron Wofl, on
all Kinds OF machinery desired. Dps't ,orsc,
the place iiyou want good, substantial vn-A
done at livlSs pricee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
COUNTY COLLECTOR.

NTEARE AUTHORIZED OANNoNfrCE
W BEVERLY SCOrraS "A candidate for rc-
election 20 the Office OF County Assessor nj
the ensuing election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN.
~ nOunce Mr.. G.. Il, GILLESPIE as "A can.
NI3te for reelection 10 the office OF County
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19

EuR SALE-ONE BAKERY, WITH ALI
Il hNthrcs necessary for baking in "A widn.
awake town. everything new and Cemplctc.
~ price to suit the hard times. Addres.
{. r., IN care Dallas HERALD. oct 1911
nor SALE CIlEAP-2 HORSES Ann
4 phWton, Horses work single and bouhle
HP'ly 10 0ANGER bR"s. oclS-2t
INUi SALE-AN IMPROVED FARM OF
A. IFS acres, 10 miles from Dallas. near
II utch lns, on the il. 4 Il. G. Il, r.; land in
hlsh cultivation; produced this year 30 bales
oil cotton, and 200 bushels of corn. beside,
oats, millct, lri' II potatoes, etc; Is acres in
good timber, dwelling OH rooms, crib, sta
PIE, smoke house, cOttOn-hOusc chicken
nuuS , Welsol me water enough TO supply
lhe country around, box house aud crib In
ncld Tor renter, about TOO peach trees of hest
variety, hearing; the whole farm Is enclosed
~ new renee; price, 2,|OO-Sl 425 cash, and
nhlah'e ~ lime; owner desires to return 10
Europe Inquire AT POstOfice, Hutchins
Texas. Ar. DEKAR. ocliaf
E'Olt sALE-FAltM IN DALLAS CO.
\ or To rent for money. Two HIM
uIHu ana eighteen acres, one and a hnlf
I,ilirS west Of Richardson; rich, black land
i Mva innPr03Ned ~ me state OF cultivation;
I lhIEe uWcllng, rooms; barn, outbuildlups
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard lpenri7,
/ o Eoou wells and - acres timber, This 4.
TmlG 81 Tue best places In Dallas cuuniy
/ M perfect no ItcGmhrancc; terms easy
Apply loor address Or. l.. X. STROUD. RirI.
INUlt Erit,A,-A mn ..,,, ,,,,.' -''
/ i deemed pl,rll,s' rnrsi iSn,, ~ ~ ~ itt.1
/ silver watches Ems n,,,i "s w tulu ana
closing nut b'.lmls rgi ,ii''', ~ rs am
| given int fi nutsr,r,I,,,c I' ave-, N n'eby
| ig,hns du, must d.. T,5I nr ,S Gus & Ie q
/ pledges ,ril In n.sitr,,i. vi III fopns ana
Gnus. Dallas Inan ,igi.. co,it I g. ,h,,IlAas
I ENDE SALE-AT tI;,.,,I ,,.,-,.,,.,,,,
choice Farm of lao nero MI "a ,SiA a.
hui- d'arc hedge, on which /. iGnc n.' 800, w
reNidrirc Of ton rooms. convrrirrtlv ,,r'
ranged: % iatyp cistrrn nj tl, h,,,.., ~. ur'
aui huuss and two wells. Also An ,,.,, u,
rich End covered with tiu,ber iit,,i ~, ~,
ml'r %. the firm. situated i'm i!O c,,,,i',,',
urighnurhood only I'VE uI,4 nnr.l t, ,,,,v,v
west from Da.pS. Dnry,I ,,r '', t"cnlY
only, by MtEItN & Eot',S, u aTN WY
I Agents, 100 Main street. ''" HN'!I'
v,oR SAN, t,,,,,.,,- "'ls
] l. ,,.',.,'' - ms" b'''N, SPRING
r,.ty ""yy",' IWo ,,,,ii, oihurn,ss ana COW aud
son, u, .,, .n,. 49, i'. itN.n boN 40 orln per-
J lOk SALE - THREE ENgEttEN,,
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COUNTY TREASURER.

"! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNOuNCE
" the name ofJ. r. Downs ~ "A candi.
date for County Treasurer Of Dallas county
at the ensuing election, November 4, 1881.
.TE ARE AUTHORIZED To AN.
~ uounce MIR. h. ID. LANGLEY as a can.
ila"le for County Treasurer OF Dallas county
'lr'ti1r I'M November. ''
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
~ W. H.IHACKER for, 'unty Clerk.
NN'E ARE REQ ESTED > ANNOUNCE
~ W. NJ. c. HILL as n candidate for re-
iectlon to the office Of County Clerk.
~ ARE REQ uESrED TO ANNOUNCE
~ HENRY JONES as a candidate for re-
lection 10 the office Of District Clerk.
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SHERIFF..

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
~ ed To announce the name of W. II, W
'hlth as "a candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
Hunlv, ti the ensuing November election
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LOST

0Si-A hlhE toiN1Eit Ppr. rnt,pn
N,,no p!hs old, near the Firs, wnri sri,,oS
ie Skn n ,osarl viii hc paid Tor rs rc,nrn
.'"s"'N'"'h" name ~ "Hnf." :,
!" I'D nlACk ANDTNN puptrlolll
49,, .nswers To naina of Grix. R,n,rn A.,
sir 81, ,''''' reward at Oyster stand, sVa xein
oclt-.t
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

iTE ARE AUTUORIIEDT TO ANNOUNCE
~ Judge q. n. ALDRlDGE as candidate
pr reelection to the Office of Judge of the
eleventh. Judicial District.
w n ARE AUTHORl2EDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge Il. n. BURKE as candidate for
he Judgeship of this Judicial District at the
0,uiHg Noromher election