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The Republican journal., 1884-02-07
What is Said of the journal.

The model neWSpaper.-H0m Farm
The bandsomest and one of the brightest and
best of Maine newspapers. Boston Journal.
One of the brightest and most newSy of our eX-
changes. -Whis and Courier
credit to Waldo County ana the State.-LewiS-
ton journal.
one of the best newspapers in this or any other
State Richmond Bee.
One of the best papers In the country, IT has won
its success by sterling worth Ellsworth Ameri-
can.
One Of the largest AS well as one of The best
newspapers in the State.-Eastern State.
That excellent paper and model of typ0grnph-
cal beauty.-Wateryiie Sentinel
Fast becoming one of the leading Maine papers.
-Damarlsc0tta Herald
That best of papers. the Republican journal.
Pennington journal.
One of the best papers in the state-PhIllips
Photograph.
Always welcomed for Its neatness ard excel
lence-WltOn Record.
Inc Journal has for years stood In the front
rank of Maine newspapers for ability and enter
prise In gathering the neWS.-Mane Farmer.
One of the best newspapers that this good state
has ever Produced Ockland Conference.-The.
The largest and handS0mest paper printed In the
state.-Rutland, VT, Spirit of the Age.
That most eXcelent-yes, The best weekly paper
In Maine ~ the Belfast Journal. Somerset Re
porter.
Bigger and better than ever bef0re.--Wateryllle
Mall.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

What is genuine in social relations cndures
despite of time. error absence and destiny :;
and that which has no inherent vitality had
better die AT once. \ great poet has truly de-
cared that consistency is no virtue, but fact.
TTuckerm
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES

The half has not been told to the great cura-
tive powers of the CUlICURA REMEDIES. | have
paid hundreds of dollars for medicines to dis
eases of the blood and skin, and never found any
thing yet to equal the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CHAS. y. WILLIAMS.
prOVileucp II. L.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

There is nothing new nor strange unto them
that have experience in the way of God; for
the great saints and ancient prophets had often
times experience of such kind of yicissitudes.
Thomas a kempis.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

1t is hard to believe that man was cured of :
Kidney disease after his body was swollen as bis
Il barrel and he had been given up as incurablt
and lay at deaths door. Yet such /; cure was ac
DevereauN OF Iona, Mich, who SAYS after thir
teen of the best doctors in Detroit had given me M
was cured by Kidney Wort. l want every one tt
know what boon it is"
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

A hat which has been popped or exploded by
being sat down upon is never itself again after
wards. 1t is favorte deluson of sanguine
natures to believe the contrary. Holmes.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

We do not sound needless alarm when we tell
you that the faint of scrofua is in your blood In
heried or acquired. it is there, and Ayers Sarsa-
parilla alone will effectualy eradicate it.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

81 employed some OF the best physicians here
wrote VIM. E. Tanner, of Dayton, Ohio. "Thcy
all saia child could not live for weeks. 1t had
30 fits in "A hours. We gave it Samaritan Neruine
and the medicine effected permanent cure"
Druggists.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

An Indiana Jail bird recently >craped OF the back
of mirror and swallowed ii. 1t was a very cold
day for him when the mercury went down
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

There are some people whose ideal of a per-
feet gentleman is man who pays his bills with
out question the first time they are presented.
Richard Grant White.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

When Baby was sick. gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
hen she was Miss size ciung to Castoria,
When she had Children, She gave them Castoria
lyr5
A little girl in church, after the contribution box
hal passed, compacently said, 81 paid for four
mamma. Was that right
KINDS RADICAL CORN REMOVER, while it
promptly removes corns, bunions, warts andmoles
Is not injurious. Guaranteed. Ivr}3
When you see counterfeit coin on the sidewalk
always pick it up. You are liable to arrest if You
try to pass it.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07
so Fits I'm "a Hours!

Never growl at the weather Noah didn't and he
witnessed forty days of the wettest weather that
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Renew r imparts a
fine gloss and freshness to the hair and is highly
recommended by physicians, clergymen, and scien-
suits. 1t is a certain remedv for removing dan
drul, making the scalp white and clean, and restor-
ing gray hair to its youthful color.
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

The French opposition to the American hog and
the American opposition to French wines can be
summed in phrase as brief and simple rs wine or
swine,
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

How often we hear middle aged people say re.
garding that reliable Old cough remedy, y H.
Downs Elixir: "Why, my mother gave it to me
when was q child. and use it in my family; it al
ways cures" Who can name another medicine
with such a record as this. DR.. Bakers Mandrake
Bitters are another good medicine; AMI trnca and
OIL Liniment is just what it Is recommended to he
The cat is the great Americ an prima donna. If
boot jacks were bouquets her nine lives would be
Strpvu with roses
The Republican journal., 1884-02-07

A woman doesn't consistently use profane Ian
guage, but the way she says Gracious :" when she
Slips down is full of subtle meaning and inherent
force.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
AN INCREASE OF POPULATION.
The EmpIro State Goes Onward-Daliss
One OF the Big Citics-She has Over
Twenty-Ssycn Thousand In
hsbliants-Othcr Dots.

AUSTIN, Oct. 27.-tSpecial. l-Commis-
siouer Brewster, from returns from l5s
county judges and estimates OF tho ratio
OF increase tor tho other counties, makes
the present population OF Texas 22l5,709,
an increase of 62i, 600 in four years. The
largest cities are Galveston, about $1,000;
San Antonio, $4,000; Houston, N,500;
Dalla, 1000: Austin 1890; Waco, 1900.
Fort " rth is not reported.
Tom Hutton, late from West Ten
nessee, pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to five years in the penitentiary.
Mrs. n. Il. Arlington was held under
81 900 bond, charged with making false
claim for pension in Lanpasas county.
The Montefiore centonnary was cele-
bratad here Sunday by addresses by
Prof Gowpertz and Messrs. Philipson
and p. De Cordova, and othor exercises.
The funeral of the late j. W. Swim
dells, one of the founders of the Dallas
HERALD, at the Episcopal church sun
day, was largely attended.
A religious revival began Sunday in
DR.. GoodwYu's Methodist church.
A temperance council at the Baptist
church was addressed by DR.. Young,
and twenty ladies' and tweuty-siT gen
tlemen Joined the order.
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TntwnrEtY DALLAS TEXAS THURSDAY.

office, Chlof Clefk Miko.ell belng
pforent ~ receive the run. Afnt I'll
had boom checked, Mr.. MikosHll turned
away fpr u uouout a. sitond tU another
ntatiOr, then picking up tho packages,
placed tlOm ia the safe. a messenger
leaves for PiItshurg at O'Clock a. M,
and, ~ hns boon customary his run IL
checked out ~ him NJ hight. ON Mon
day night, whom tho messenger WAS
ready to receive hia run, II was
found that the package Of g..
on whg not In the safe aud
only tho way bin loft showing that such
package had been in the office. When
the package was received at heotlico no
other paroles beside Mr.. Mikcgull aud
Messenger Frederick wtrp present, whom
the run was checked In. In Justice 90
MI pi,.ios IL should boz stated hrutllrrrs
have as yet Obtained no clpw 10 the
package and ~ evidence that warrants
suspicion being east upon anyone. De-
toctiyr ilumh-st, OF Buffalo, is IN the
city engaged on the Ca,u.
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pI.rn.tlng Nrrrn rrarrda.

PIrrsUUgd, Oct. &7.-Shprtly before
o'clock this morniog colorod woman
known rs Carrie Wallor,, but whose real
name is Carrie johnson, shot aud Killed
George Walters, coloryd. The couple
have boon living together in house on
Water street for several months, and re-
tired about midnight. Half an hour
later three shols were heard In the room
which they occupied. An entrance was
effected into the apartment, and Walters
found in bed dying from two bullet
wounds, while the woman Carrie Wal
trrs) WAS lying beside him embracing
him. One bullet entered his breast Just
above tho heart, another had penetrated
his breast above the nipple, while u
third had lodged in his hip. Walters
died in few minutes and tho woman
was arrested. She admitted the killing,
and said she shot him because she loved
him, and could not let anyone else have
him. She continued 10 kiss him through
his dying moments, and was torn away
only when arrested by tho police. Wal
tiers has Il wife and child living.
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Hon. John Kennard Dead.

NAvAsoTA. Oct. H.-lSpeciai. Hon.
John II. Kennard died al noon to-day OF
typhoid pneumonia. A feeling Of sad
ness prevails at this grest loss, for he
was known TO be an honest, pi1us man,
enjoying tho confidence, respect and eS-
TEEN of all. His fathers family came
TO Grimes county in 1850, when the
Judge was in his childhood. He died ut
the age OF 80 years, leaving widow and
four adult children. He will be buried
tomorrow at Anders on with Masonic
honors.
The Democrats have nominated Ben
ton Randolph, Of Huntsville, as candi-
date for the .judgeship in this district,
the eighth, in place of the deceased j. Il.
Kennard.
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white Woman n,ped At Dcnl.on.

DEHIsoN, Oct. a7.-.S'pecill.l About
l o'clock this morning u negro entered
the residence OF Mrs. Bunt2, near the
new schoo'-house, in the third ward and
ravished Mrs. Ar. Duhbs, n widow.
Mrs. Bunta had gone to sick daughters
for the evening, leaving Mrs. Dubhs in
bed, with the door unlocked. Tho negro
entered in his bare feet, and accom-
pTlshod his purpose by threats Of cutting
hcfalhroat and Ivy choking. To-day a
negro rarSed Lewis Williams was ar
rested and tsRaN b"it.ro the lady, who
Immediately identified NV, as the
rapist. He was ut once taken 10 Sher7
mul to prevent any trouble.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula Of
asimplc vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for consumption,
throat aud lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful powers in thousands
of cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive and desire to ro-
lieve suffering humanity, | will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this
receipt, in German, French, or English
full directions for preparing and using
Send by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper, w. 4. Noyes, $50
Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
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Albany, llu WaH given =
rrhuu reception ny many thnns
Hud pOaplo who assembled NJ The
depot, despite tho cold RAIN. Tho city
WIS mAgnlnoontly decorated, aud great
rnthnain.tn pravnllpd. gnv. liandricks
hold reeoplinn IA tho afternoon, aud st
mght the surrounding counties aud
Owns pnurpd into tho CITY, aud fully 30.
ono People Witnessed and took part In
tha grand torchllVht procession, which
wps pnrticiuatod i'm bv inc local and VIA
Iuur Cleveland and Upudrlcgg clubs.
Aftrr Tho prorcsgilu, Gov. Hon
drirl,4 w,io IA nprnth ia the
Ia Ills -p,srh ho
lbp't,ruI, gr.hius thL dus.us
shuu' I. t..fg ON \ flr tho pITuOye OF
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w. II. w. SMITH,
Sheriff Dallas county
II VIII Cost You Nothing.

"For whatY' For a medical opinion
in your case, if you are suffering from
any chronic disease which your physi-
clan has failed to relieve or cure. "From
whom2" From Drs. Starkey q Palen,
ll09 Girard street, Philadelphia, dispen-
sers OF new Vitalizing Treatment,
which is now attracting wide attention,
and by which most remarkable cures IN
desperate chronic cases are being made.
Write and ask them not only to give an
opinion in your case, but to furnish you
with such Information in regard to their
new Treatment az will enable you TO
get an intelligent idea of it's nature and
action. 1t will cost you nothing, as
they make no charge for consultation.
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. CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Wilbur +. Storey,
Of the Chicago Times, died at his resi-
dence to night at 9:45 p. m. He had been
incapacitated for business for the past
two wears, the result of stroke of par
alysis received while in Europe
four or five years ago. Though
feeble, his demise was not Immediately
expected until two days ago, when he
began sinking fast. He was unconscious
to-day and tonight, and passed away
peacefully at the nour named.
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Reagan at Galveston.
GALvs ,ToN, Oct. 7.--Hon. John H..
REAGAN pnamher Of congress- from tho

GALvE 5ToN, Oct. N.--Hon. John ii.
Reagan, member OF congress from the
second district, spoke here tonight 10 a
large audience. He made an exhaus
tive review of the theory of good gov
ernment and dealt largely with the
tariff issue, arguing with much logic
upon the pernicious effects of the pres
ent tariff system in encouraging con-
Ratification Of money power in this
country, and fostering and building up
vast monopolies when are now nrrayed
In psrputuating the government from
which they draw their LIES
blood. He spoke ottAe iegenoracy OF
Tho political morality of the country
Proving out of this evil. Mo spoke for
about two hours aud lialfr devoting his
time rather to the pal tosophy .oi
government than a reNew OF the
individual candidatos. Lis clear and
able exploitation of the luxurious work.
ing of a protective tariff had ia marke1
effect on his hearers, whoGreeted ms IN
genious arguments with greS% ehthusi'
iasm and applause.
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New York County Republicans.

Nsw YORK, Oct. 27.-rhe Republican
county convention convened this even
ing and nominated the following
ticket:
MISREPRESENTATION Frederick 3. Gibbs.
Controller-John Il. Plummer
District Attorney-C. 5. Spencer.
Judges of court of common pleas
Henry Il. Rowland, Theron u. Strong
and Chas. II. King.
President Barnd OF Aldermah-I' j.
Phillips.
Coroner-Senator Fred. Eaemsnn.
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ST.. LIUIs, Oct, 27.-Tho execGl!ys
committee Of tho Women's Christian
Temperance Union was in secret session
to day from . q. m, until 2 p. m. The
NIpoflatoudeuts of the Departmental
Scandanaviaus were discussed. A new
department was created under the hoad
of organization in schools Of higher
educat ON, and Mrs, Mary Lon Dicken-
son, of New York city, was made ita
superintendent. Memorial services
were then celebrated. The session will
continue until tomorrow.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. N.-Last Monday
money package containing $500 was
consigned by bank in New London,
Ohio, to tho United States Express C. m
pany, to be,delivered TO bank IN II is
burg Pennsylvania. Tho package Wiz
received nc Niles, Ohio, by Messet ger
Frederick, OF the Nev York. penusyl-
vania Il Ohio road, who brought it on
his run, arriving here al $50 =, M, i,ll
with other PACKAGE cboe5 "a
intt United Slatls u
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otis powerful hard matter for me to
keep my religion" said churh mem
Der TO his minister. "Every time L
think Eve got an'everlastin' holt on it,
something turrs up to make mo euss, so
am kept on that trot between tho world
and the mourners' bench. This morn
ing lost all the religion had trying TO
shoot Tom Green. The gun wouldn't
20 off and l had to cuss."-l Arkansaw
Traveller.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2-.-The grand jury
returned four indictments against
George G. Buchanan and six against
Andrew Buchanan, now SOjournirg in
Canada. they are charged with issu-
ing false warehouse receipts. Bail is
fixed at 5000 in each case. 1t is proha-
bic that other indictments viii be
found
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Netrs Politicians Numbering Zach Other.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. T.-rhe Times
Democrats ThibodauX special says:
"Wm. Gray, anegro, was shot and killed
by Wash Lyons on Grand Ca,llen, at u
political mass meeting. Cray and Lyons
quarreled as to Kellogg in the present
congressional contest, and Lyons at
tempted to break up the meeting, which
was presided over by Kellogg, when
Gray was fired on and killed.
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The success OF tons mr. Hesng
Powder Co.'S prepare hich il q due TO
their genuine merit W Az, acknowl-
edged by all who h n,.t riod them.
Their goods are now So by dealers
everywhere. Customers "nd the trade
join in saying they are f'iiectly salts
factory in every respect.
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The well-!Inown strengthening prop
critics of iron, combined with other tom
les and u most perfect nervine, are found
in Carter'S iron Pills, which strengthen
the nerves and body, aud improve the
blood aud complexion.
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Oh, giveme teeth sound, white and neat,
On give me bre stth that's pure ana sweet,
Oh, give me rosy, healthful gums,
And viii meet whatever comes;
Whatever trouble may befail,
Wi tn SOZODUNT IA meet them oil.
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LouIsvILLE,S Oct. 27.-Hon. Thomas
A. Hendricks arriyed at New Albany
this afternoon from Evansville, accom'
panied by Ge3 Nj. y. Manson, the Deift
ocratic nomirbs 20 for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Judge CfanpIt, of Illinois, Judge W;
y. Hoke, GET. A Baker, Coz. kienara
jones, Col. 81 b. fancy, aud l.. C. Volt
slke. Of Ke ltucky. Gov. Hendricks
Was met at Il Evansville by committee,
who ACCOMPANIED him to New
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WE ARE REQ TO ANN0t
w W. n. CuACEER for unity Clerk
~ Il ARE REQ uESTED . ANNOC
w W. NJ. q. HILL AZ a candidate tyr re-
election to the Office u County Jerk.
RlTE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANEUCNCE
~ HENRY JONES Ms n candidate for re-
la'ton 90 the Office Of District ClerE.
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DISFLG
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N u M Ill
EItUI'TIs
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TOItTUitE-
T'oIITIitE-,

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Known in this part o. The 81
bcu,di YOU aud the f,m dlf
who use tlom. CHARLa
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SAINT on D.
RADICAL GU
FOR 2k
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CarigoId sH1- Clover Hlossoras

A single dose Of sNnfor1'R Radical
Instant ~ relieves he most violent, Snei
or - eRd Colds, clears the Heat as eS m
stops va cry discharges IF IN the ) ~.
Eyss, prevents lsinginS Noises n tho
cure Nervous Headache and subducs
and Fevers. In Chronic Catarrh IL
the nasal passages Of foul mucus, resi-
senses Of smell, taste and hearing "
fcct,i, frees the head, throat AID br
tubes of offensive matter. sweotens q
rifles the brsGi n. stops he go gh and
the progress of Datarrh towards Consu
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Ca
Solvent and Sanforl's Inha or, all
package, Of all drUgg!' Is for 81. ~
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Mr. Q. T, N. orr repreeput3i through
his agencies, most AL the losses.
non. SAMUEL 81. TtLuEE'8 sIAHI rs.
YoSKERs, n. Y, Oct, H.--lIast lughta
fra broke out iu the hay LOTT of Hon.
Samuel j. Nldon's stables,
At Greystouc. Louis Jameson,
Mr.. Tilden's valet aud his family who
occupied the apartments III the
building had a very narrow escape
from being burned. The carriages
and horses wore rescued, but
all tho sleighs, hay aud gram and other
property were consumed together with
the 'buildin. which was constructed OF
stone. The origin OF sno ne could nor
be ascerts'ued. TIL. loss - $4,000; no
ipsIIraDon
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BL0TCHES GU

I used your CUrtCU "A !
Blotc o., and am complete,
iueNpV Disc Joy. GU 'lcul
hest ! huv ever ps'd, and I
o. lsiuv' uuulp Tor cleansing d
uy removing AL "cCgE,' gre
all the stu,t used by them, lead
pure and white ana soft. yl
urs IL II reCommt nding such
Champion Cumiqge !.
loeEcsruWN ONO.
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Fire Record.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The Daily News
Waterloo, Iowa, specials says: Antes,
Cain & Co.'s packing establishment with
225 900 dozen eggs and a quantity of
cheese and dried fruits burned. Loss,
$4,000; insurance $4,000,
RAILROAD BUILDINGS BURNED.
LINDSAY, ONT, Oct. 1.-THE Grand
Trunk railway freight sheds and store
house, together with seven loaded cars
and large quantit. orgrain and other
merchandise, burned to-day, Loss;
$4,000. s
ELEVEN BUILDINGS PUbEEu.
VGNCENNEs, IND, oct. ~ Ara a:
Ioggoutec. Indiana, last u'eLt burned
eleven buildings, including .ha Democrat
newspaper office, Dos.otice, SIX stores
and three saloons. Tho loss Is u'1l-
mated a 100000; insurance $4,000.
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hNNMOUn CLEMENTS
DISTRICT JUDGE.
ti.ERK.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOuly
w W. T. STRANGE as candidate
Comfy Judge at the ensuing election.
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Can the coarse, gritty tooth powders
and tooth destroying chemical MUGS
yind a ,place on the toilets of sensible
nNopIe. The fragrant and prescrvative
SlpIODONr has superseded them all.
AspALpINd's GLUE 'nan6s headless
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A Gard.
rha following Ia Self.eXnlanatOrY:

hc ipIioNlilS 10 tioii0SoAJ
DALLAS, TEXAS, Oct &,- Editor HER
AID. -Haying been reliably informed
that my enemies are publicly circulat-
ing upon the streets of the city uf Dallas
report that / have been specializing
upon the county on wood purchased by
me for Dallas county. | have procured
the following certificate and submit it
to an impartial public.
w. II. w. SMITH,
Sheriff Dallas county.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 27.--This is to cor
tify that no account, at any time, has
been allowed w. Ii. w. Smith, sheriff
of this county, for wood purchased for
the Jail or for Dallas county. Said ac-
couits have always been allowed di-
rectly to the parties furnishing the
wood, after they were approved by the
sheriff.
II. f. BURKE, County Judge,
WILLIAM j. KELLER,
j. ID. CULLUM,
n. 0. mead MS,
w. A. ORR, County Commissioner,
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LEGISLATURE

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w T.. +. TERRELL rs q candidate toI The I
he Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. ElecC
on, Iaqm0AoN 4, 1854.
ARE AUTHONlHEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w u. f., COoMBES as a candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
~ f AREAUrHORI TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. Il. <. KIEBRoUGH as Il candidate
or the Legislature In Dallas county, 1liSi11t.
the action of the Democracy.
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SALT RHEUM.

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NEWARK'S GLORY.
How New Jerasy Delighted 10 Honor
Gov. Cleveland

IN MS NATIVE TOWN AGAIN.