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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-12
SPLINTERS.


Fresh Sugar-cur5d dried beef, at Loeb
n Ffeiberg's.
Don't forget Meme Bros. tonight at
Mayors Gafdei.
The finest music by Meme Bros. band
az Mayors garden tG-Ight.
Fresh groceries, fine wines and good
whisky, at Loeb ~ Freiberg's.
Pure honey, pigs feet and tripe. i'm
Two and three pound cans, at Loeb IL
Freiherg's.
The Democratic County Executive
c1hlui,te meets this p. m. at The
COuil-hOuse.
The voting Democrats of the CITY will
organize n Cleveland Il Hendricks club
within the next few days.
The pay ear of the Houston ~ Texas
central railway passed up the road yes
terday, paying OF its employees.
The Continental Guards showed IN in
great shape at the ratification meeting
last night, some 20 strong
The remains Of Mr.. W. *. Shook. who
d'ed on the lob, We're inferred yestp.'-
day afternoon in Trinity cemetery
All committees OF tho ex-Confederate
reunion In August are requested 10 NEE,
Mt The cuu;,-hou,e to-day > p. m.
The attention of the members OF The
Ladies' Exposition society i called TO
me meeting at The parlurS of the Grand
Nindsor hu,el this 10 a. m.
The Glen Lea saloon IL now using the
artesian well water, the component par. :
ot which are iron and sulphur, which
they serve customers graus.
Every one is asking who is elected.
We don't know, but we know that Meme
Bros. Tonight at Mayors garden will
give the finest music IN The city.
Lizzie Kent, who claims that she was
assaulted by john lIoen, WIN brutauy
beat her up, Is reported iD,he lyihEin a
critical conditioahSeho Ci;T hospital
Mr.. \. Harrington, the undertaken of
Sherman, has removed 60 Dallas, and
has opened AT lib Elm street. He will
keep u fine line of collins, baskets, and
undortakers' trimmings. lie has the
only childs hearse In the city.
Senator Gibbs struck the keynote i'm
his ratification speech last night when
he said: 1--WE have nominated two men
poor in purse, bnt proud in spirit aud
honest in purpose. Men who had no
barrel 10 represent official corruption,
but who had no furnished reputation To
be white-washed by a barrel"
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ST. LoUIs, July ll.--A Wmrcnsburu,
Missouri, special to the Post Dispatch
says; At ll20 this morning Bill and
Charley Hamilton assembled the scailuld
to he executed for the murder of Carl
Steidlc, a young German who was Killed
by them in n most brutal manner for
MS money last March. Hamilton Is an
alias, Bihy's real name being Ed. All.
man and Charloy's Is Malskey. A
crowd OF 10000 Is in attendance. ON the
srailold both declared themselves limo.
cent and accused each other of the
crime. PRAYER was offered hv Rev. Mr..
Herman. The murdorers faced each
other, shook hands and ior,gave ench
other. Amer the black caps were fixed
each said he was not guilty, Al iI.G
the. drop fell. Charley's mock was
broken, nut Billy was stranylod. Al
40 both were dead, and at :A5 cut
down aud the bodies buried.
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PERSONAL.

j. j. Hill, Of Kaufman, is at the Wind
SOr.
Mr.. L. G. Childs left yesterday for t..s
East.
Col. +. c. Green, of Wichita Falls, is at
the Windsor.
Capt. June Peak, of San Antonio, is a:
the Windsor.
A, S. Roberts, of Austin, is registered
at the Windsor
n; s. Johnson, of st. Louis, is a guest
of the Windsor.
Temple Houston, of the Pan Handle,
is at the Windsor.
NJ. Frank Wheat leaves to-day for
Gallatin, Tennessee.
Ed Gray, the young lawyer, leaves
Tor Tennessee this morning.
Miss lilly Fitzhugh left yesterday for
Austin on a visit to friends.
Judge w. II. johnson let last even
ing for Abilene on legal business.
Mr.. Chapman Bradford leaves to-day
FOR his old home at Talladega, Alabama.
John Il. Gunther, formerly of Dallas.
but now Of Freeport, Illinois, is in the
city.
j, d. Kmbrough and Mrs. Joe kim
broug6 and Miss Willie Cummings, are
at the Windsor.
Hon. J. b. Simpson and daughter
Edna left yesterday for Galveston to
spend few days on the beach.
Hon. u. Gibbs, candidate for Liauten-
ant-Governor, leaves this morning for
Alvarado where he will address the
people.
Rev. DR.. Howard, Mrs. Howard an1
Miss Carrie Howard, Of Austin, attend
ing the Sund8y-SchoOl convention, are
guests Of DR.. Graham, ol Bryan street.
Dr. O. {. Popc,of Austin, w. n. Griffith.
| OF NaNahachie, Rev. Abram Weaver. of
Georgetown, Prof. y. j. Chandler, of In
dependence, delegates to the Stale Sun
day-school convention are in the city,
guests of $. l.. May, Masten street.
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How He Worked IL.

CINCINNATI, o., July lit now APP
pears probable that the obligations Of
the late w. Il. McGill, fraudulcntly
contracted, reach 100000. 1t has been
discovered that his method was to re-
peat the genuine notes given i'm his
favor and use them to obtain loans. 1t
has been found that one note had been
repeated six times. lIeeXpected to come
into receipt of large amount of money
upon the completion of the Cincinnati
* Eastern road to Portsmouth in few
weeks, when he supposed he would
have cleared up the whole matter
There is nothing wrong with his rail-
road accounts. The crooked transac-
tiOns are all personal.
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ST. LOUIS, July ll.--About 7 o'clock
this evening as the four-oarod shell Of
the Modoc Rowing club, containing four
rowers and coXswain, was passing up
the river opposite the foot of
Spruce street, it attempted to cross the
bow of ferrybOat, Mullerton, going in
the same direction, and was run down.
being struck amidship and crushed;
one Of the crew went down
with shell; the other four
sprang for the bow of the ferry-boat and
chung to her guards, but before assist
ance could reach them two lost their
hold, fell back into the river
and were drowned. The names
of the lost are Vincent
Angelo, somewhat noted amateur
Splinter; j. Il. Ross, insurance agent,
and Harry Jasper, late of Quincy, I'LL
nois. None of the bodies have yet been
found. The two saved are w. b. Hazel
tine, jr., and the coxswain, j. j. Miller.
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MAYOR, pro tenn, Brown has COM
munication elsewhere on our water
supply. 1t is called forth by the edi-
torial in the HERALD of yesterday, on
"the question of water.n The HERALD
notes this remark in the communication:
"This obstruction leaving in of the
Spring)occurred in May. Why not sooner
removed IL is not my province TO say"
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Ills Tcnm I,nn AmnN.

FL\So, July ll-.Spcf,el.l While +.
Collinsworth, u farmer who lives few
miles west OF tais place, was haulr.
wheat TO a thre,hcr ,his morning. hi,
team took fright and ran away, throw.
ing HIM nom the wagon, almost sever.
inS his nose rom his face and danger
onsl y iniur!ng HIN aoout the head.
Little hopes are entertained for his re-
cONerV.
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On, we always feel so happy when the
band begins to play. The National Dem
ocratic convention has done itself honor
by nominating the HERALD's first choice,
CLEVELAND, for President. The people
of the country can lot their children slide
upon the cellar doors and swing upon
the gates, the country will be governed
by an honest man for the next four
wears
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SUPPLEMENTAL POLITICAL NEWS.


Chevalier Bayard's Congratulations.
WILMINGTON, July Ex-senator Bay
ard has Just telegraphed his congratula-
tions to Cleveland az follows:
"iIon. Grover Cleveland, Albany, New
York: Accept my best wishes for your
triumphant election and the assurance
of my thorough and steadfast support in
the canvass.
Signed az. +. BAYARp,u
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the laboring classes and the wealthy,
shall be as nearly free as it is possible to
make chem without detriment to the
onsiaess interests of the country and he
@ell-being of the Government. There
caa lie no doubt that it Will meet the
hearty endorsement of the people of The
whole country and will forever stand as
one of the most admirable Platforms Of
principles ever promulgated by politi-
cal party.
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During the firing of the anvil salutes
at the Democratic ratification meeting
last night, a little ll-year-old son of J..
Ward, the proprictorof The saloon corner
OF Main and Market streets. met with an
accident that will in all probability cost
him his life. lie was engaged in pour
ing powder on the anvil. II became
very warm from tho large number of
charges Of powder exploded on II, and
he poured more on Il before the anvil
had time to cool, and the powder explod
ing, burned him frightfully from his
hips up, consuming his clothing and
cooking his flesh where the flash struck
him. Older persons should have had
charge OF the anvils.
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ATLANTA, July IL Special At =
O'Clock yesterday evening II. p. Spells
residence, with smokc-housc and work
shop in his yard, and his barn. stables,
10, fences, etc., with all of his corn.
fodder, OATS, peas, saddles, harness, Ole.
were burned. The loss is estimated o.
$1,000; no insurance. The fire originated
i'om 'haNingS in the workshop, 1t is
SUPPOSED.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.


ATLANTA, July ll.--ISpccial. II Mrs.
DR.. X. L. McClnng, an cstimable ladv.
vito OF one Of our leading physicians
was buried in our county YESTERDAY
She leaves u horeaycd husband and
mmily, aud n large circle of relatives and
friends 10 mourn her loss.
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Criminal and Casualty Notes from Gal
weston,

GALVESTON, July II. J. d. IlattOn, a
railroad man, died suddenly last night
from the effects of heat and alco-
holism.
A. lIiltpold, Of Hockey, Harris
county, was arraignod for selling
whisky without license, and acquitted
to-day.
In the Emile Franchise habeas corpus
case in the United States District court
to-day, an order made requiring the at
torrnney to appear and continue the prose-
cution of the application for writ, de-
PENDANT being pententiary convict.
In the same court counsel of Charles
Michaelson, charged with attempting to
rob United States mails, in which
attempt the mail rider was killed
appeared, asking speedy trial Of defen-
dant, who is now in Jail. The court
stated willingness to 90 to trial during
the present term if there is reasonable
certainty that all the witnesses would
be present.
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TIE GROWING CR0FS
BEGINNING TO NEED RAIN.
The He-aId's Weekly Summary Corn
Feeling the Effects OF the Drouth-
Cotton Far'Ug Better-The
Small Grain Yield.
In Navarro County.

CoRsfoANA, July Il. go Special
Owing 10 toe very d Y and hot weather
o. 'he past two weeks crops in this Sec
GOA are Suffering % some extent for
Waut Cfrain, especially The cotton. orr
ia mets a.e well up with their work.
and little wet weather would insure
29od crop. The corn crop is made, and
Will be good average.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Failures.

CLEVELAND, July ll.-lEverott &
Weddel, private bankers In business to-
sether for thirty wears, assigned this
morning for lack OF ready cash 10 mret
pressing demands; liabilities, Sl,OOO. 900:
assets several times greater hut not inn,
mediatrly available.
ritE wKEK's RscoRp.
NRw. fonK, July ll.-Falluros for
seven days In the United States, isi;
Canada, IL.
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Iris not out of the order of things if
the cattle syniicates, which are couI-
posed largely of men living outside OF
the State, oppose paying rents for school
lands, for they have no children to school
in Texas, ana they care little whether
the children Of Texas have an education
or not, so they can grow rich by an UNI
holy desire to wrongfully deprive the
children Of this State Of their lawful
patrimony.
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In Pnhertsnn Cnnntr

CALvEET, July ll.-,S;pecal. Rain is
badly needed, and unless we have a
rain within week the cotton crop will
be cut short. Farme,s are complaining.
and The future outlook is gloomy. The
corn crop is good and old corn IS selling
for 50cents per bushel.
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WACO, July H. Special. Musgrovc,
the young man charged with nm assault
on Miss Bundy, with the intention TO
rape has eluded capture so far, notwith-
standing strenuous search by the of
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SENATOR GIREs in his Post interview
shows conclusively that the lease law
was enacted to save the school land for
the actual settler, by conceding some
thing to the majority who had enacted
and insisted on a continuance of the
policy of large sales which created and
fostered, the land monopolies.. Western
influences and among them some of the
very men and papers now advocating
free grass, SECURED the land law per-
hitting salesin unlimited quantities.
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Charters fiied-schoiastic Ccnsus-E sti-
mate OF Receipts OF the Available school
Fund for the Coming ycar--The Greer
County Mattcr--Etc.
AUSTIN, July ll.-lSpccial. Charters;
Pecos City bridge company; capital
stock $4,000. Tho Courtwrlght Detec-
tive agency, Forth Worth.
General revenue deposited to-day,
$1,000.
Scholastic census received to day
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McK1NNEY July ll.--tSpecial Crops
are beginning TO need rain. The grain
crop is being threshed but the low
prices paid for gain has discouraged
The farmers. Cotton is doing very well.
Wheat is not yielding as well as ex-
pected.
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EXrosITION NOTES.

Commissioner Elliott NJ Marshall.
MAEsHArL July ll.-ISpccial. Col.
Elliott failed to mako connection and
did not arrive until this morning. lie
VIII address our people on the subject
OF the New Orleans exposition.
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In Smith Cnnntr

TYLER, July Special. Crops are
beginning to need rain badly, especial
~ corn, which is beginning 20 twist con
sidera5ly. Cotton is not hurting vet
though a good rain would do it no harm.
Indications for rain are not favorable.
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Accidents ON ihn central.

MCKINNEY, July IL. Special. Two
accidents on the Houston d Texas Cen
trail railroad delayed trains YESTERDAY
and last night between Mckinney AMI
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Sunstrucl,-Firc.

ArsriN, July ll.-.Spocial, A negro
al work onithe new capitol Was sun,
struck yesterday and died to-day.
A small fire ut o'clock this morning
destroyer two frame buildings on East
avenue valued nc l,5O0.
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Acquitted OF a Murder cb,ryc.

MCKINNEY, July ll.-lSpecial. r.. a.
Kerr. 81, trial for the last two DAYS for
murdo-e was to-day acquitted.
X. Il. Zee IN now on trial.
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a GREAT many people think that truth
is stranger than fiction. To disabuso
their minds they should read the free
grass organs.
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The Arkansas Republicans.

LITTLE Rock, July 1.-THE Republi-
can State committee decided it inexpe-
dent 40 put State ticket in the field
&c present aud Adjourned to the 9th
inst.
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Every one is asking who is elected.
We don't know, but we know that
Meme Brothers tonight at Maver's
Garden will give the finest music in the
city.
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4 BONANZA.
Alleged Discovery of n Gold and silver
Mine Near Calvert.

CALVERT, July H. Special. This
town was thrown in.o great excitement
today bv the discovery OF gold and
silver mine near the line of Robertson
and Milan counties, ore being found i'm
lnrpe, paving Quantities, Welding 80
GEMS gold and - cents silver to one
pound Of clay. Parties from here are
golng over to Investigate.
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SOUND the loud tlmbrel over valley and sea,
The RAIDS are disheartened, the Denis. full of
glee.
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BEoWNwooD, July ll.-[Special. r.
Wheat is being threshed and is making
= yield of from 30 to 80 bushels per arcc.
The health of The county is very good.
Rain is needed.
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"THEY sat down on me in st. Louis
IN 1876 and again at Chicago in lss4."-
j. KELLY.
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THE nomination of CLEVELAND is the
"first horse" on BLAINE.
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Tho Brown county commissioners
court have adopted the plans for new
court house TO cost 10000. The build
lug Is TO be Of stone with slate roof. The
contract VIII be let In August. The
Commissioners have decided 70 put
new iron bridge across the bayou nj
bfownNood. This Is very .iuch needed.
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4. A. IInn,inr.nn

CorsrcASA, July II. Special. - Mr.
J, II. Henderson died this evening of
lux after few days Illness.
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SATURDAY. JULY 1e, 1884.

CLEVELAND and HENDaIcKs-New
York and Indiana.
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The HERALD congratulates The whole
country ON the nomination of GOV.
CLEvELAYD for President of the United
States. The HERALD was the first
paper in the State that advocated his
claims for the position, not alone on the
grounds OF availability, but because he
had shown himself wise executive
officer of purost principles and who
could not be swayed from the right
even II 1t cost him the influence and SUI :
port of few of the most influential pol
iticians and powerful organizations in
the city and State Of New York. The
HERALD does not claim that its tow
line pulled him through, but it is graft
fled to know that the great body Of the
Democracywas In accord with its views.
His election is assured, and the people
OF America may feel that calm serenity
which accompanies certainty that tie
country is to be presided over and gov
crned by an honest, conscientious man.
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IT is not the old ticket, but as near to
it as they could get.
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ArsriN, July 1l,-[Special. The
weather is intensely warm and dry. Cot
TOMS already damaged and without rain
in a few days Will be utteGlyluined.
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THE platform adopted by the National
Democratic convention is one of the most
able and concise papers of the Kind ever
presented to the American people. Its
arraignment of the Republican party for
deeds Of commission and omission IL
caustic and convincing because It's true.
IL clearly and distinctly forcshadows the
course that will be pursued by the
Democratic party, should success at
tend their endeayors. on the taria
Question II is explicit in I ting hit the
pariywill only favor such duties as arc
absolutely necessary 10 bear the OK.
penses q the Government and that ar
hcies Of luxury shall yield the highest
reynue' while the necessaries of life.
!; esSn - eon'e into common use both by
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The new roller mills ut Brentwood
viii have n. guaranteed cal a 'ity OF $50
barrels per day.
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mil DnliNnlN.

GlLNER, July ll.-,Special. There
was general Jail delivery here last
night. All the prisoners, numbering
seven confined in the county jail and
cage escaped, among whom were r. G..
Markham and George Knight, charged
with murder, j. II. Teasle, horse then
and William East, assault with intent
TO murder. The balance were for minor
offences. Up to this time none have
been captured. They made their escape
by saving through the iloor of the iron
cage and tunnelling out through The
brick wal.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


w Z ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as candidate for Jus
tlce of the Peace for Precinct No. L.
w FARE AUTHORILED ANNOUNCE
w G. +. CLINT as n candidate for re-eiec-
ton To the office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election,
M Il ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w p. +. TERRELL as candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elec-
ton, November 4, 1884,
w FARE AUTHORIZE ANNOUNCE
w $. n. BRASwELL as a candidate for Jus-
tice of the Peace for Precinct No. ], at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. c. b. GILLESPIE as n can
didate for reelection to the office OF County
Collector.
NAE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
W nounee Mr.. u. ID. LANGLEY MS a cam
didate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
WE ARE QUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W j. G. MCCART as candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
ME- ARE REQu ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OVERLAND as II candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. l.
ITEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ w. NJ. G. HILL MS candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk.
KNTE ARE REQ TESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" HENRY JONES as a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office of District Clerk
\NE ARE RESPEUTFULLY REQ
w ed to announce the name OF w. II. w
SMIrH as q candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
county, at the ensuing November election.
NNEARE AUTHORIZEDTO AMMO UNCE
w Judge G.. n. ALDRIDGE as candidate
for reelection to the office of Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District
YNEARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOU NCF
w Colonel j. G. STEVENS as Il candidate
for Justice the Peace of Precinct No. |.
WBABE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
w JOHN i. GILLESPIE as n candidate fol
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. 1, Dalla,
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
w EARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge X. II. BURKE as a candidate fo
the Judgeship of this Judicial District at tn,
ensuing November election.
NNEARE AUTHORIZEDT ANNOUNCE
w Colonel Ed. G.. BOWER as u candidat,
FOR the Office ofCounty Judge ut the ensuin,
election in November.
ME- ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. II. THACKER for County Clerk
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE r. FEARN for Justice of tn,
Peace for Precinct No !.
XVEAREA UTHORIZEDT 10 ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. II. 5. KIMBRoUGH as a candidate
for the Legislature In Dallas county, sublec
70 the action OF the Democracy.
I'VE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED To
w announce Colonel w. NJ. EDWARDS n
acandidate for County Judge at the ensuin.
November election.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Don't forget Meme Bros. tonight, at
Mayer's Garden,
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Criminal Notes From Marian County.

JEFFERSON, July H. Special. vii
liam Sealey, arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal W. +. Scott, chargrd
with making and passing counterfeit
money, was, after his preliminary trial
before United States Commissioner W.
Il. Singleton, committed To iail i'm dc
fault Of a 500 bond. Robert 'Blackbnho
and w. w. Salter. white, were arrested
bv Deputy United States Marshal j. NJ.
North, charged with Illicit distilling.
had their cases continued till Tuesday.