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Wills PoINT, July 26.- Special. -
The County convention met to-day at
canton. After the appointment Of com
mittoes, Hon. B. w. Brown, candidate
for observation-disclosures, was Invited to
address the CONVENTION. JIG. Kearbv.
Esq, followed. him, and from the fre-
quOnt and lopd cheering he received, the
convention was almost entirely opposed
10 free grass. RESOLUTIONS were passed
endorsing the Chicago nominees, Ire
lands admlstration, the lease system
and the action ofthe Land Board thereon
and lion. "a y, hilgQre. for State ecnhl
tor FROM this district, and the majority
rulei j. ii. Jones for Congress, i. ]. Nc
Cord for District Judge, j. G. Buchanan
for District Attorney. DIR. j. p. Blunnt
was nominated for Representative. The
convention opposed u further cunvon-
lion for nominating county officers.
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TEXARHANA, July 2G.- Special, The
Miller County, Arkansas, Democratic
convention met here to-day. The fol-
lowing are the nominees: For Repre-
sentative, Jno. Roberts; for County and
Probate Clerk, &. NJ. Harvey; Sborill.
W. u. Hamilton; Clerk, VIM. Kelly;
Treasurer Tom Grigg; Coroner, Martin
Levy.
The Democratic convention of Pre-
cinct No. !, Bowie county, Texas, met
AZ Ghio's opera-house at 2p. m. to day.
Among other business several promi-
nent Grecnhackcrs were, at their re-
quest, admitted 10 the Democracy.
Resolutions were read endorsing the
nomination Of Cleveland and Hendricks.
Delegates TO the County convention
were instructed for u. y. Culhcrson for
Congress aud lcmnoN, of Dckalb, for
State legislature
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Hunt county Nominations.

GHErNyllLE,July %. Special. Tho
county convention met here to day; all
the precipcts were represented ami Il
lively interest was manifested as to men
and measures. The following doleg1tt,
were elected to the Houston convention:
j. s.. Sheriff., T.. y. Alexander, }. w.
Paterson, John Robinson, James Atter
bury, j. j. Mathews, Il. II. Npyland, /.
Ardis, \. 5. Marshall, Dr Murdnugh,
B. D. Martin and &. II. Nonkum. Tho
delegates were authorized t. appoint
proxies. Tho nomination OF Cleveland
and Hendricks was ratified.
The administration of ireland was en-
dorscd.
Instructions were given for Ireland,
Clubs, Lubbock, Swain, and 'Templeton.
John q. Edmuuds OF Grnysnn county
was unanimously endorsed for Superii.
tcndant of Public schools.
w. &. Jones of Grccnvillo was unani-
mouSly endorsed for clector from this
Congressional district; sam ID. Stinson
was endorsed for state senator.
An auti-tariN resolution was adpted
and the course of j. II.
Jones in Congress was endorsed
and delegates to the Congressional con
Vontiou were instructed for him. W. c.
Jones was elected Chairman OF tho exec
utivc committee of this county lor the
ensuing twu years. No detection EX-
iSted and tho measures were A1Dpted
without much opposition.
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OMcer Ininllr shni


MINNEAPoIIs, July 2G.-At3 o'clock
TINS morning Officer Mclaughlin arrest
cd Tony Curtinez, Mark German and
James Parker, for riotous proceedings.
In an attempt to escape both officers
and men ii,ed, and the officer fell with
fatal wound in the bowels. The pris-
oherS escaped, but at later hour all
were arrested, and are now i'm iniI mis-
is the second shooting of an officer
within week, aud violence is antici-
pated. The prisoners belong TO a local
gang which has terrorizod' the commu-
nifty for several years.
The reported death of Officer Mo
ia4uhiih az the hands of thugs, intensi-
fled the excitement to sucha d;,aree that
the police, in force, are protecting the
station whore the prisoners are now
confined. Lynching is threatened, II
not taken from town before night.
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Tnnc of tho sInch nLnrl,rt.
New York, July ACHIEVEMENTS
steadier.


New YORK, July 90 Governments
steadier.
Railways strong and higher.
state securities quiet.
Stock speculation opened irregular.
New York Central was weak, FALLING
oil n per cent, hut the decline in the
remainder Ot the list was insignificant
except Canada Southern, which first
rose ~ and then lost the Improvement.
Before the first call there was sharn
change for the better, and as the day
wore ON the market became buoyant
and excited. Transactions for blocks OF
leading shares were taken with conf
doncC. The bears were badly punished
and II was currently ported that moro
than one of their1eadcrs had run no
such market rs HAS been seen for Il
long time past. The chief features were
Western Union Telegraph, Union Pa
ciic, CHANGERS, Nandcrbilts and Lackn-
wanna. Western Union Telegraph was
in brisk demand on reports that the
cOmpany's earnings were unprecedent-
edly large. Some shorts attempted to
cover, aud this assisted the rise. Union
Pacific was special feature of the day,
and was controlled to u large extent by
the course of the general market. Bus
mess in stocks was very large. On the
way up the advance in prices ranged
from to 6h per cent, latter in Michi
gan Central, which sold up To ~. at the
close. Manitoba ran on 3 per cent.
Union Pacific, ~; St. Paul, lA and
other active shares, !, to per cent.
compared with last nights closing
prices are to 6per cent. higher. Sales
of stocks for the week We're 1897 $50
shares. Transactions to-day, l2I,O0O
shares.
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collin county Convcs.ion.

M,KGNNlY, July % Special. The
Democracy Of Precinct No. i:mat to-day
to oappoint delegates to the County con
yculion, and was called to order bv Gel.
I. II. Murray. Col. j. NJ. Ciementaou
was elected Chairman, and y. E. Bo-
mar, Of Black WaXy, Secretary.
The following delegates were then Sc
lected TO the County convention: TIC.
Boon, I. Il. Muse l.. Doggett, X. n
Craig, j. J.. Kerr, y. Whiteley, l.. A.
toote, !. NJ. Feland, II. A. Muse, j. A.
huck, L. II. BOmar, Orrin Robinson. }
H. Bingham, n. p. Brumby, f. NJ. Da-
Tho following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, by the Democracy Of Pre-
cinct No. /, Of Collin countys That we
heartily endorse the nomiHation of
Cleveland and Hendricks for President
and Nice-Presidont of the United States.
and pledge our county wils roll up an
increased majority lor them in the
ensuing election.
Resolved, That tho course Of, Hon. J..
W. ThrockmortOn, in tho Congress OF
the United States, meets with the unani-
nous approval of our people and we
cordially endorse him for reelection.
Resolved, That the administration of
Gov. Ireland is fully endorsed by this
meeting. BE IL further
Resolved, That We present to the peo-
pie Of Texas the name of our fellow
citizen, X. Il. Craig, rs u man eminently
qualified to discharge the duties OF
Attorney General of this State, and we
believe that our unwayering Demo
cratic maiori,cs cntitle us to this
recognition at the hands of the people
of reXns.
Resolved, That Y. j. Brown, Silas
Hare and - Mead, delegates to Chlca-
go, be invited 10 be present on lWednos-
day, July 3Oth, and deliver an address.
Cot. r. II. Murray was selected ns a
member of the Executive committee.
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r.nmnr County Nominniion..

PARIS, July 20, Special. The Dem
ocratc county convention to-day elected
the following delegates to the Houston
convention. j. W. DiclIey, II. woold-
ridge, Thomas Moody, w. T.. Moore, W.
w. Stella, W. l.. Gordott, b. II. Denton,
John Martin, II. l., Ross, j. G. Hodges.
Thomas Hayes, W. 4. Guna, j. w. Jon-
nngS, Travis Henderson, Joe Grain,
G. =. Rutherford, j. G. Harris, j. w,
Harper, \. +. Park and George A..
Crutchticld. The delegates weic IN
siructed as follows; For Governor John
Ireland; for Lioutclut-Governor. NJ. u.
k.Taylor; for Comptroller, w. j. Swain;
for Treasurer Frank Lubbock: for SUI
perintendent Of Public Instruction, Il.
NJ. Baker; for clector for Fourth Dis
trict, Ben II. Denton. Resolutions were
passed endorsing the present adnins-
tration and approving The action of the
board in leasing the public lands, and
protesting against what Is known ~ the
troo grass hercsy. A resolution was
also adopted favoring the erection by
the State of third penitentiary, so that
young criminals and short term con.
vlcts may bo separated from other con-
Victg.
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A MnNMnrd Girl.

HorsroN, July 9B. Special. Jennie
Palmer, twelve year-old girl, left her
home in this city last night in an at
tempt at the "mystcrious disappear-
0nce.' Her absence was soon discov-
cred by the family and search insti-
mted. She was found about tvo uiles
wost of the city about Il O'Clock this
morning, whore she had Wandered
during the night. She expressed am un-
Willingness to return to her home, mt
was finally induced to do so partly by
force.
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The New Prohibition Committeeman.

DErRorr, July 2l.-At the recent Ma
tional Prohibition convention at Pitts
burg, Prof Samuel Dicllic, Of Michigan.
President Of the convention, caused the
Chairman Of the committee to notify st.
John of his nomination, and authorized
hin togppoint the remaining members.
lroi' Dichio, therefore, appointed as
such committee Hon. James Black, of
pennsylvania; Hon. John Il. Finch, of
Nebraska; u. :. llolton, of Kansas; Rev.
John Russell, of Michigan; Miss Frances
E' Willard, of Illinois; Hon. :. II. Hast
ings, Wisconsin; Edward K. Scott, New
York; Mrs. Mary Woodbridge, Ohio, and
Hon. j. 4. Turner, Alabama. The COM
mittee will meet st. John ut somn point
IN Western New York about the middle
Of August.
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country residence, also visited the camp
and met Gov, Cleveland. After being
entertained by the military authorities
Cleveland and NJ. Beecher, with Gen.
Farnsworth, infol 'mally visited the
Sixty-ninth regiment and accepted hos
pitalities of the Colonel and the other
officers. Gov. Cleveland was repeatedly
greeted with three times three cheers.
The class of eighty-five Cf the Military
academy rode in from WGS, Point, ten
miles distant, and they were also
gathered in by an invitation from Col.
Cavanagh. Also detachment from the
Seventh regiment.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July 26. The Timesr
Franklin, Kentucky, special says: The
case of w. II. Cavott, wealthy farmer,
charged with raping his daughter. was
called this morning. No Witnesses be-
ing present the case was continued. IL
Is rumored that Mrs. Cavett aud dauCh-
ter, who sworc out the warrant, have
been induced to leave the country.
Warrants of arrest have been issued for
them and the sheriff and posse now i'm
pursuit. Great excitement prevails.
judge Lynch is strongly spoken of.
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EXPENSES,

Ruding tuition, room rent, heat, light,
Y ma incidrntalS, per year. 1900, No pu-
VI u be received under fourteen years of
'pnl'Ss special arrangements urc made To
1girurN We are glad tn refer the public
N u, NecligSun, Of Galveston, and MIR.
NJ Mflnncgau, Of Houston, both of whom
.Vnidren in the school.
N term BEGINS september 2d. For course
nhdcc, apply 10 the principal,
l.. l.. BUUR1NGToN, \. NJ,
Franklin. MgSsoChuSptls T.
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Against FREQ Grass-Tor Ireland and
Gibbs,

Piano, July 96.-lSpecial. The Dem
ocratic Primary convention of Pre-
cinct No. was called to order at p.
M. 10y Col. l.. w. Oglcsby, Temporary
Chairman. Il. NJ. Christian was elected
Secretary and Col. Ogleshy Permanent
Chairman, The following gentlomon
were elected delegates 10 the County
convention; w. II. Chandler w. y.
Bush, l.. w. oglesby, II. 4. shelton, Il
Nj. Christian aud George W. bowman.
y resolution was carried unanimously
favoring the lease-law policy.
The delegates were instructed for Ire
land for Governor; Gibbs, Lieutenant
Governors w. j. Swain, Comptroller,
ana X. X. Craig, Attorney-General.
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Theft-Runaway.

MARSHALL, July 5,-ISpecial. "A ne
gro boy employed at Hynson's- Springs
stole a gold wateh md S27 money from
Mrs, ltynson last nieht and skipped. He
was arrested to-day, confessed and gave
up the watch and twenty dollars i'm
money, all that was left. He Is ont
SNlrmishing after the other seven in the
nope OF being released by making full
restitution.
A pair of horses took fright at n PASS
ing Train and ran away with the wagon
containing young man, the driver, and
several children. The wagon was com
bleIely wrecked without injury to life or
limb of the occupants.
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McLcnnnn County Nominations.

Waco, July 2d.-lspocial. Primary
elections were held in this city and
county to-day to nominate candidates
for county and district officers. The
only. result certain tonight are the
nominations of Baker for County Clerk,
Beasely for District Clerk, Jones for
Legislature, Foster for Floater repre-
sentative, Harrison for the State Senate
The votes cannot all be counted until
morning.
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Ellis County Endorses wcilborn.

WANAuNcIuE July 2j--LSpecial, "A
convention for precinct No. ! was held
this evening at the courthouse, and del
egates selected 10 the Comfy conven-
ton. which meets August 2d A resolu-
lion was passed Recommending the nom-
inaliun OF the Hon. Oln Wellborn for
Congress, and John l.. Check, of Ennis,
for Fluater from this district.
All the candidates attended a picnic
in tho southern part OF the county to-
day. Judge Burke was among the
nunbnr
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Waco, July 2d.-lSpecial. n. A. AID
rich, of Dallas, who has been. on triaI
here this week before the lnitod States
Commissioner, charged with perjury.
left for home this evening, as the court
took u recess until next Wednesday. The
testimony thus fur completely indicated
Aldrich, and is rather damaging to tho
parties who made the charge against
him, Aldrich has tho sympathy og the
community.
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HmhInrd--snlit.

Fort Worm, July 26. Special. The
last emphatic statement of Gov. Hub
bard that he will not be candidate be-
fore the Houston convention, is gener-
ally received as final.
There IS a quiet movement here TO
secure the defeat Of B. NJ. Baker. as Su-
perintendent of Public Education. Rich
ardSon seems to be the man they want.
The news from Clay county of the split
in the convention there to-day, creates
general comment, and endorsement of
the lease law men.
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Governor Cleveland Honored.

pERRsKILr, n. Y, July 25--Tho Sixty
ninth Irish regiment, in camp here, was
visited 10y Gov. Cleveland In re-
sponse to an invitation of Col. Cavnnagh
and his N. Tho Governor was ro-
oeived with salute OF tweuty-ono guns
and by the regiment in line, commanded
by Col. Cavanagh.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher,
who are solournlng at their Peeksklll
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win Make nls,,r

GALVESTON, July 26.-IspeoiaLl Tho
haboas corpus case of Emil Francois, a
penitentiory convict, before tho Federal
court, will be heard by Judge Sabin In
u few days. c. L. Garland. attorney
for Francois, is in the city, having c,ome
from New Hampshire to represent his
client. The case is expected to make
legal stir before Ii is concluded.
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oycrcosuc by Hcat-A Hard r.u

GALVESTON, July 3.-Jom Lemire, q
carpenters fell from the second story OF
building In the course of erection on tho
corner of Market and Twenty-secord
streets this afternoon, sustaining severe
internal injuries.
Mrs. Cycoski was prostrated by hoat
this afternoon, and was carried home in
a critical condition in her carriage,
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Cleveland and mnndrlcLa.

ALBANY, N. Y, July ~. Gov. Glove
lands time is occupied to-day with mat
ters routine at the Executive Cham
bor. Among the callers, Is Gen. Rose
Grams, Tho Committee of Notification
is expected In Albany Tuesday morn
Ing Formal not dcatlon will take place
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CiNcINNATI, July 96.-Juan G. Bacha,
of Las Vegas, New Mexico, representing
himself to be millionaire cattle dealer,
has been in the citya fow days. Yestor-
day he was esticed into hack TO visit
the l4atonia race track TO see somo fine
last night ho had been drugued, beaten
and robbed of money and cheeks to the
value of$l3,DOO
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Lnmpnsns KniiIoniion.

LAMPAsAs, July %. Special. "A
grand ratification meeting was held last
night at Hancock Springs, in this city.
Mr.. Henry EXall, our Chicago delegate,
delivered an Grafton, giving an account
Of his stewardship. Several tnousar
people cheered for Cleveland and HCl
drlcks while theUanon roared.
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,irei6li,sl,IIl..l..l IN I. l,MlI,nlIl. ID q er,..l

AUSTIN, July 26.-ISpocial. From in
dications, and from data carefully com
piled, 1t appears that Gov. Ireland viii
have u Walk-over at Houston next
month. To date four-ffths of the dele
gates appointed to go to Houston, go in
structed for him.
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Tuesday. T. "''
g Thomas A. Hendricks is expected in
saratoga Tuesday, and he will be for
mally notified of his nomination, prob
aoly, at that place. A large number of
ulstlngulshed Democrats from all parts
OF the country will be here next week.
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ratification Of Dcmocrntic Nominees.

GALVEsroS, July p. - Preliminary
steps were taken to-day to organize u
Grain club. and also for holding I'm inn
mcnse meeting to ratify the nomination
OF Cleveland and Hendricks.
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CINCINNATI, July @.--The hrst case
against the llquor-dealers, under the
Scott law, was decided in the Justices
court In favor OF the County treasurer.
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Two Men Hanged.

New ORLEANS, July 25.--victor Eeli.
for wife marder, and Kendrick Holland.
colored, for killing his mistress, were
both hanged to-day.
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yalise Thief Jailsa.

SHERMAN, July 26.-Especial John
Woods was jailed hero yesterday in do
fault of 500 bond for stealing Valise at
the Union depot in Depison.
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AFTERNonN SESSION.

w II AII., ..Il.,l ~. 49,.
and nr ' W Niitii S;li S;lI9a the nouse TO order
oioc,od ~ ~ ,,. ~. ut'lNS, pi h94iinan, was
Eorno,. E1rvCU OtS'ILl..ats, ah, :. II. pally, of
i,,,4,,, reoiSe'ty, Nahty one dele
I,vS VIZ sJiecteH 70 attfhd the state
(inmSS inns 'SNi'i'"i anu 9enNPriai eonven-
4 ,,otio,, ,,o,.ai,o, u. e
pjnb"rds",, ftr " ',i, ",iVI ~ tHNor ., NJ
iic Iii,,''ti I"l 'o"peilhI0tiuoht OF rub
Tho ",,jI.ioi j'ti,ii, ,a,.., e,r v
was ondorSad T,'i,rtl i",9or 5 Vi ilo vi. swain
Hon iHV' Din Woi'ihn,o Sgo'i n,so our congressman,
'4V"' 'l,n W cilporil'
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smith Cnnntv I,nhs.

TYLER, July %. Special. The Re
publicHns met in mass meeting here to-
day and elected members of Executive
committee for oach Procincl.
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POWELL BROS.
pt and Shoe Co.

4 46USS,AlS FOR STONE AND BRICK
'"N AT DALLAS, TENAS.-Onicc
4 ,''''hg Architect, Treasury Depart
"Hninstou, d G., July l2, lSS.-Scal.
''us VIII he received nt this Office un-
ll' on the 18th day OF September 1881,
\ Hn'ng NIL the labor and material,
II 'oAS, mortar, etc, and building COM
uascmont and superStructure OF the
'o'N'' Posloliicc, etc, building, at Dal-
~ IN accordance with drawings and
Z. . '''on' copies of which will be ready by
{, way of August, and may be seen and
uonal Information had on applica-
e, =" o'ilce or the Office of the supclin-
/. WV wy I've accompanied by n certified
M " Nose received AFTER the time OF
"W mot be considered.
IL. q. JACOBS,
N. Acting Supervising Architect.
'.|SNVlRk, SunprlntNndent
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Mrailler Rennrt.

For the West Gulf Statcs-Fair weather
stationary temperature; southcrly winds.
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HE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

thorough and effective in It's workings,
fng every flcllity afforded by the Boston
fNalory Of Music, with the additional
lniagc Of individual instruction. Mr..
p NJ. Tracy aud Miss Minnie Little have
/. long and favoUbly known among the
I'M OF nustnn.
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DAN ACADEMY.
n-class boarding school for both sexes
situated In the town Of
Fanklin, Massachusetts,,

Nenty-seven miles from Boston on the
h York & New England Railroad. The
n ncOntalns about four thousand lnhnbi-
:, has five churches, a good town library
+ hal very desirable place for an ed
|ilOnul iugtttution
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lAul Winter, 1884.

nN Nlng pAced our orders before the
.'e y ad'ancC, in anticipation of y pro.
'l''opS season, we are oycrs,ockcd in
'le lines aud Offer Inducements TO
s'h PM prompt time customers second
no house in 'he country.
'0n SeTaiiye merchants, who, in
Fnpi The uncertain condition of crops
~ w SlringoOCy OF The money mar.
~ Ne unwilling TO pincc orders with
'as'ern jobberS before they can know
~ neeaS OF their trade will Ind eur
wy. coayeaieut depository from
'-'s" 10 draw their supplies quickly
W !, sacaqaantltles as thcirtrade de-.
''uS, lt Boston and NJ, Louis priceS,
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Democratic Harmony POrtends Defeat
Ofthe Other Party.
NOMINATION OF DELEGATES.
Terrell Endorsed -Wellborn Endorsed
Templeton EndOrsed-Free Grass
sat Down on-The Lease Sys-
tenn strongly Endorsed.
Kaufman Conntr Conrenilnn.

TERRELL, July %. Special, The
county convention met at IL a. m. to-
day, w. II. Allen, Chairman of the
Democratic Executive committee. called
the house to order, an1 ne was elected
temporary Chairman, and Mr.. Hallon
quest OF Lawrence, temporary Secre-
lary. Committees on CREDENTIALS and
ON Permanent Organization and Basis
oi Representation, were appointed, and
the convention then adjourned till 1850
p. M.
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TIE BUILDING

new and commodlOus: cOntainsall mod
improvements and Ia In every way adj
'lby adopted To school purposes. II has
erected ana furnished at cost Of about
Duo, and is without doubt the most com
n academy building In New England.
Pre- are Three Courses of Study,
tlegc Preparatory, Academic and an En-
(. course. The latter is designed to lit
B pr men for business.
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Turkey Red uamask
Turkey Red pamnslt
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-27
Buy John Cralgle's Hungarian Flour.

The best in the world. For sale,
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