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THE HAUNTED MIL.
\ Missouri Country side Panic Stricken
over Many Mysterious Accidents.

MISSOURI country side Panic Stricken
over Many Mysterious Accidents.
out in what is known rs the "ghoqt
district" there is lated hill, over (which
passes tho main country road. A well.
known farmer, who resides in the va.
clhily, states that within the past ycu
thore nave been no less than iiflv dis.
uStruuS runawaYS Ou this nurtiorlqr
hill, and that old fragments Of WAGON.
ana buggioS could be seen living around
ia al directions. People are heginninr
To thlnk strangely OF SO many accidents
occurring az one place, and many go d
great distance ont of their way to avoid
what ~ beginning To be !gmiliurIr
koWn rs the "hauntcd hill" OF late /,
iS a rare thing that any traveller masses
this road 10y night, aud then only ON
horseback. In nearly every instance
when the hill is reached the animal he.
comes manageable and makes frantic
Efforts To unhorse his ridcr.
AZ Mr.. Anton Bradshaw and family
were returning home by thiyroute, their
Team, pair Of sturdy old work horses.
COOK fright ana ran away luckily iuiur.
ing no one, but literally demulisLiui.the
vehicle. These horses were nrvcr
known to run before. Last week two
young ladies-the Misses Stovens-wero
thrown out of thoir buggy Mt the Same
place, one of them sustaining "A severe
fracture OF the ankle. In this Instance
tho buggy was smashed into smitbor.
cons, Countless other accidents of n
IKE character were named, all happen-
ing at this particular spot The "R,tII
hill' is situated two miles west of town.
Just in the rear of Philip Brownies resi-
,ence, in what is known az the "uhost
district which latter derived its name
last inll from strange creature roam
ing at large, it IL said. through tbn
woods of the locality, frightoninp III,
inhabitants nearly ont Of their wits.
This mystery never was athomed. MI
though day after day and night after
night hunting parties were ont srour.
IN tho thickly-wooded, sparsely.scttlrd
neighborhood,-I Mexico Mol Cor. 81,
Louis Globe-nomocrat.
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The cosiest chop-house outside of New
Orleans, accomplishing the full width of
the Glen Lea saloon, has serenely
bohbed up. Everybody was calling for
just such an establishment. IL is sim
rly a restaurant, thoroughly appointed
and prepared to supply every demand
of appetite and every caprice Of taste.
Fish, oysters, fowl, venison and every
species Of sea or prairie delicacy il con
SANITY on hand, and Glasscock, the
proprietor, boasts that he keeps In his
mammoth urn the host coffee made In
the south. His arrangements for purest
milk, ireshes, butter and crispcst of cell
ery, are complete. "Just you come and
see."
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Openlnr northumberland,


The directory of the Merchants Ex-
change have perfected arrangements
for the formaloponing of the new build.
ing Monday at , o'clock in the after
noon. Mr.. II, Z. Toolc, of the HERALD,
will deliver an address appropriate TO
the occasion, and there will be superb
lunch spread. Meme Bros. band win
be in attendance. An invitation
has been extended through the news
papers TO the farmers of Dal-
las county and tho merchants
at tho surrounding towns to
DO present at tho opening.
Az night u grand ball will be given, and
the building will be brilliantly illumi.
mated with electric lights. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the ball com
mittee, viz: Messrs. II. Il. McEnnis.
George Dexter, Paul Furst, G.. X. Meyer,
Frank NJ. Cockrell. Members of the
exchange can procure ball tickets Satur-
day morning from the secretary Of the
merchants exchange. The opening
Will be grand affair.
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Iiver ComnInInt.

Yes, You may well say compliant. -
for II there is anything makes p poor
mortal complain, il is to have his liver
out of order. Tho liver is the prent
scavonger OF the body. II gathers nm
refuse, works it into bile aud thcu
works the bile of. IL has a heavy &C n.
tract and sometimes fails. Then there
Is IA general disturbance. That distnrb.
ance is quieted by taking Browns Iron
Bittors. Mr. w. A. Brown, of Marshall.
town, Iowa, says: Browns Iron Bltters
releavod me OF liver complaint aftsr
other remedies had failed"
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Assignment of cases-D,striot Court.

VI NhNNo-OihlTICt NOuFIs
Assignment Of cases in the district
court for the week beginning Monday
October 10, 1884: II. w, JONES,
,.. Clerk
29Ol-Waterman, Starr 4 TO. Va. u. b. War.
rem,
Mgl-S. II. Cockrell & Go VS. pcnniman OF al
~2i-I. II. Shcrud vs.. james Il. Barllley
ct nj.
Ga9-A. b. Norton W.. Abe Cooper.
3Ml5-Mincron Mccullough VS.. j. u. McCul.
Tough.
iQ5i-W. II CASTOR VS.. ]. S, Burton.
ll1l-Green NJ Boyd vs., Houston e TeNas
Central railroad company.
ill6-Ed McBarklcy V. Moore & Klnkle.
i22i-J. j. Good vs.. Texas & Pacific railroad
company.
1913 Ma y &c. Dye vs. Tcxos x Pacific rail.
road company,
i2Gi-N, W. Parker W. W. G. Howard
l2W-Moorc Coleman w. Mitchell 4
SCruggS.
SAT. a. Floyd ct al vs, Elizabeth Floyd
ct nj.
j9-Jullo Keller ct nj. vs. William MIlls
~ nj.
ljl0-l. II. Brltton ct al. VIZ. w. @. Howard
l3B-Wi Ham Duran " II. G, Davis
i6lD--FlOrcucc ca, 'tlor W.. Houston q Texas
Central railroad company
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Faul, Baltimore; NJ h Hart, Fort Worth;
w w Upton, New Mexico; Jasper Ha-
ney, Weatherford; Thos II Owen, El
Pasoi L w Provine, Fort Worth; A L
Hardin, Alvarado; Mrs Kerr and daugh-
ter, Corsicana;J w Ferris, Waxahachie;
Chas Ii Meyer and wife, Missouri Pa
cltic railway; b X Fletcher, Chappell
Hill; M + Williams, Coleman; VIM l.
White, Mesquite; J Il Franklin, Indian
apolis; j Alexander, Y McKeller, For
ney; 5 Allison, Mckinney; w T.
Stands, Forney; Dan Murphy, Fort
Worth.
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CITY Cnnrt.

city Court.
CITY vs.. w. NJ. Jones, intoNicationi
fined ~.
city vs.. Ida Atwator, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City W.. Nellie Atwatcr, yagrancy:
continued
City W. y. Lawrence, walking with
prostitute; fined s..
City vs.. NJ. Wells and IL. McIlanny.
lighting; lined 81 each.
City vs.. w. G. Holland and J. h. viii
son, falling to comply with sewer ordi-
nance; continued.
city vs.. Ben Sheffield, obstructing
sidewalk; continued.
City VS.. l.. f Bohny, W. II. Crozier,
j. =. Murphy, Charles }olanz and j. r..
henderson.
city vs.. Richard Morgan and u. f.,
Combs, falling to comply with the sewer
ordinance; continued.
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A sportsman's Retreat.

\ number Of sportsmen of this city
have bought the privilege of Dowdy's
lake, in Kaufman county, and arc hay
ing couple OF franc houses erected
there to use during the winter season.
They have ordered three boats from AN
eastern factory, aud having camp well
stocked and being thoroughly equipped
they propose enjoying life this winter
hunting. and fishing, Tho ducks have
already begun TO put in an appearance.
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w ition as general manauar FuS-
irving carriage and maxi z bimseinSo rses
eraily useful private family nrat en-
Address IOS Aknrd street PIeIefro1.
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Yesterday afternoon the Dallas Na-
Pnal bank ,rod ont nm attachment on
Ny ha'bs VI cotton. tho property OF
rrdecai & Co.. TO satisfy debt of
wh Ihe cotton was ut Vus-essiou VI
o Houston IS ToXas CentrM railroad
its depot, and was taken charge Of by
eputy Sheriff Lewis.
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Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength to the body, induce re-
lfeshing sleep, improve tho quality OF
the blood, and purify and brighten the
complexion, Is what many persons
would he very glad To obtain. Carriers
iron Pulls are made for exactly this class
OF troubles, and are remarkably success
iul III accomplishing tho ends desired,
ms named above. They are useful for
both men and women. Sold bv drug
giSts. Price, 80 cents box. See adver-
tlsomont.
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
" W. II, THAcKER for, 'untyClerk.
AYE ARE REQU EsTED 9ANNOiJNCE
~ W. VI. &. null as u candidate for re.
lection 10 the office ut County Clerk.
WE ARE Requested 10 ANNOUNCE
~ HENRY JONES RS candidate for re-
election TO ihe office OF District Clerk
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The committee appointed Ivy the
'levoland and Hendricks club to solicit
nnds for the national Democratic cam.
high innd is meeting with splendid sue
sss. The money will hc devoted to
praying the expenses of Democratic
peakers on the stump i'm the doubtful
,ates, Tor music, torchlights, etc. Let
lery Democrat give MS literally as his
leans will allow, for Dallas will not
Nrtainlv be less liberal than other
pwns Of hor population.
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Students mt several of the German
universities have taken to rowiogmnder
English trainers, who say that the nm.
plis utterly refuse to give up beer or
TOBACCO while getting ready for races.
3nI therefore do not get into tit con
dltion 20 accomplish much.
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y TTV III IVNWNs
-, Chief Of fire department, Houston,
leNaS, Mr. VIM. II, Coylc writes that
no was severely injured by II falling
when he was induced To trv st. jacobs
on, the magica pain-relcvcr, and TO
ms surprise he was cured OF his lame
uogg.
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,0UNrY IHElsurEt;.

NJ y Nt'l NiTNu AIN&DTO ANNut MOI
" tu' name ufJ.T DuwNs as "A ,npli
dnle Tor County Treasurer OF DALLAS count,
MI Tue ensuing election, November 4. 1881.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED no L-
" uouuce Mr. T.. h. LASGLtY MS u rp..
nua.t 'or County Treasurer oi Dallas count,
N-CnIi-n IN NNNnmhnr .--
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4 the 81. George Cooke, Emory;
IN Dillon. Shreveport; j II Ware.
Kinney; J + Hurst, Texas W Il
tchett. Alabama; A S bud, Coleman,
I Hardin, Tennessee; John Ratican.
z Worth; W II Wyse, Bryan; Il G
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
B'aS Foundry and Boiler Works
KEY and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN TIE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN g. PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
une Block S. Of Santa Fe psput.
One Block S. Of Santa Fe psro,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Ale prepared to do all kinda OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fiae work p
speciality Repairing Machinery, Troy sud
, n'"sS castings and in fact every thing In th,
.''e executed aud finished in a hammer equa'
70 inc BEST shops In ihe whole country.
Moar'H made 10 order Don't forget we have
me BEST Machinery and most skilled work.
"'n IN IeNas' Contracts TOR tho iron yorS OIL
as SINUS OF machinery desired. pop't iorgei
,no p'''e HSon want good, substantial vors
done a. uvigs prices.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

Va FARE AUTHORlZEDTO ANNOUNCE
W Judge q. N'ALDRIDGE ms q candidate
.or reelection to the Office of Judge OF the
eleventh Judicial district.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w Judge 4. f. BURKE as a candidate foI
ne Judgeship of this Judicial District at the
'nSnlug November election.
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excited and the winning and losing of a
penny was accompanied bya good deal
Opportunity, it is sad to say.
OPEN ON SUNDAY.
one o. the boys said that Sunday was
"ther boss time ter see ther kids in
Ledger place. De 'coppers' can't git on
to us here. If doy come up dc alley we
sklps inter de houses. OATS der racket.
Des yer ketch on?"
The reporter "caught on" and walk
ing across the narrow street to man
who sat by the engine room of the New
nail sugar refinery, learned that be-
tweon ono and two hundred newsbovs
pitched pennies and played cards in
Ledger place all day Sunday. The din
was worse than modern political con.
Ventlon and the profanity would cause
the mon IN the fOrecastle of any ship to
mutlny from sheer chagrin.
"ChrisL church is only a stones throw
from here" said the man, rs he took a
black clay pipe from between his teeth.
III used to be that of Sunday | could
near tho organ and the singing:
but IT, no longer So There's too much
morse here among tho newsbOys. I've
watched 'em pitch pennies for hours, but
even get tired Of watching them and
nearing their cursing aud swearing.
Ana like boys, too. They come hero TO
pay cause 1t is an Out-Of-the-wav
place, and they're ont of sight of the p6-
llcemen, | have boen here good many
years, but never saw policeman in
Ledger place You see. the police won't
let the boys pitch pennies on Jayne
street any more, so they come down here
III drOves at all hours of the day. This
place was selected by the newsboys, who
live among these hOuses,p
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LEGISLATURE.

WE.AEE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ !. H. IrERtI as a candidate for the
the legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Flee
nn,JaQWjAuN f. 1885,
W. AltEAUTuDRZEDTO ANNOUNCE
" II, T., CuoNRES Is candidate for mo
Leafs Uurc from Dallas county
w ARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ MI Il. :. kniERuuGu rs "a capdids IT,
or The Legislature In Dallas COMFY. suhi,rt
o. tho priiun of the ncmucrucy
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Ledger place is a povorty-strickcn lit
tie thoroughfaro in the heart of tho
square surrounded by Market and Arch
and second and third streets. The little
street is lined with old. tumble.down
brick houses, which were probably de-
signed about the time Mr.. Penn wns
making his dickcr with the red men ~
hensiugton, Tho houses are principally
lhhaplled by laundrCSSes and Char-wo.
men, noarly all ofwhom have sons who
are newShoys. Ledger place il unknown
10 nine hundred and niuotv-nine ciU-
HenS ont ut every Thousand. The sun
rarely gets into the Nttlo street. The
origin OF the name is said to be associ-
aIed with the commercial surroundings,
which have existed as long or longer
Than Ledger place. 1t is the rendezvous
W lho uoNshOy gnmhlers, who go tnoro
on account of It's secluded locality.
TUE rENNN kNCHANuE.
Every day. ttJM II o'clock until
dearly dark, score or more of news.
boys can be seen i'm tho little street
pitching pennies with all the earnest
ness that professional gambler dis
pays at game ofpoker for IA Thousand
dollar pot. Tho games that are most
popular are known as "knuck Out and
Shove, "pitch aud Toss" "Knock Out
ana Push and "Base Ball" The boys
play as long as they have penny.
often when they are completely "brok6'
they borrow five or ten cents in the
hopes of winning back what they have
lost, A Times reporter yesterday
walked up. Sugar-tIouse alloy, leading
from Third street into Ledger place,
Eight BOYS were gambling. Three were
playing "Basc Ball. and the rest were
wrapped up In the exciting pastime OF
"knock Out and Shove"
"Git on to der reporter" said a little
Fellow who sells newspapers around
Eighth and Chestnut streets. Tho iuve.
nile gamblers stopped playing lonp
enough TO ask not 10 be quoted and then
wont on with the game. They were al
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NNNsrAEIE.

~ y ARE AurHORGZEnTO ANNGuNI F
~ ". \. GRAHAM aS " candidate for ecu
Stable OF Precinct No, | ct the ensuing elec.
lion.
WE AE1 REQUESTED TO ANNoU NOE
" J. G.. MCCAlra ms candidate Tor don.
dao'o ip Precinct No. L.
~ y ARE REQu ESrED 20 ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN OVERLAND as n candidate for Con-
table Nm Precinct No
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UoUSrY CULLgvru,,

NJ FARE AUTHORlAEDVD A,NoNt....
hEVEELf SCorras u candidate fc. De-.
election 10 the office of County Also .s.., ".
line ensuing election.
WE AXE AUTHORIZED vn ...
~ nouuCe Mr.. e.. n. Guth-pu. , ,...'
n4aie for reelection To Tive Office or ,ouNf,
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IL EN. SAMUEL ROSE, 1. D., CHn,ertAN
~ guardian and evangelist, Toronto, 4. ~
n air severe and painful trouble, eryslraIa,c,,
skill w,,h %, limbs; tried the hest medical
novel the tching, burning serAaiion. ~
'eotea oure- Trial ottis, 30. = o.
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u. Calm x Co.'s IL the LEADING
cigar house in Texas, and they give
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Attention, Occupation Tax-payo,s.

The grand Jury will meet on Monday,
fober ~, 1851. All persons duo on on.
patton tax will please pay the Same az
ce. Respectfully,
&. u. GILLESPIE.
Tax Collector.
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COUyrY ATroEyr

" y AOiHORlfEDf 20 ANNuUNC.
non To Nh" office OF Couuty Attorney ai n,
'r.uiue election "' wv
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Webster is a public bcnctactor. having
placed fine photographs in the reach of
every one,
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w T. ARE REsnEurFUIIN REQUEST.
~ ru To- announce iH' uaWcuI W. II. NJ
eAllu Us % candidate Tor sheriff of DsH1.
N'N,Hi ihn Hr.uiug Novpw.ur .I,riirf
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WANTED


WANTED-A GOOD DRUGCISrr g 49,
man can add TO his line a dns LES.
kUou us On commission; will not iniers.ruahs Of
ms llne. Address s, Herald oftics efs Win
w MED kNOWN-THE- TNTpp5,, I'm
w l2-foot Slower Wind MIN iM tOVED
erected by d. h. KEEPER for me 9 9nu imp,
mas pumped 201 barrels of u ".ai DAills,
hours into the tanks r.. + %WSter In "a
d; 3. KEEPER, cistern and tank "hh StESST
slower wind mills. pumpa. feed ,,ooAlIueF,
Send for price lists and catpi en-, ma grinders.
NAN street; p, .. address 53j Pearl ~ 'ls
w ANTED-BY WHITE NAN, NJ
W lton as general MANAGER or n rus
irving carriage and maxi Y himsoin ,orses,
iIIiS u -6S private family prefsrreah5'
Wy 4 NTED- ny =, ocs-2t
w Keeper, familiar witiRall kiniS ~ oOk-
suesH, position IN good house: RoHi, JUS
JUST ana bnIanCe n complicated So, ~ III ad-
or would devote the afternoon to Keen poo t,
pooN OF concern who does MOI emu the
DO ,kktepor; the highest CITY "riiploy
z o. Box Il a. oNIANT,
w ANIEIl-PlAN 10 TUNE, 4 Nh m
w pair by +. wilkins, a practira,' - W.
man from New York factories io"l work
At c. H. Edwards Music Ho1se i7 ~ ders
Main street 100 ail!l 7S5
NNTFD-4T-T-p t,I5z,,, w. oc5-tf
" that Mrs. j. II. Burnett ia ntNOW
the Ousi ess formerly done hv Nor 49, ~ on
deceased, at 81 and sl3 Main stree uT ,Sbna,
she at all times is prepared win Were
Wor6men to do all kinds OF piumbjnss iiiul
wafer and steam httine, lightning r6 KS
pumps aud In large variety, ,oDisss
w ANTED Statesmen VieT;,.iI-S,
" druggists ana grocers to sell il, a,,l mo
ton with their line, a staple article an nn,,,
mission. Address WuRMsER Il SON I an
cinnnu, o S,n'
w ANTED-LADIES 49, ONE HUNDRIn
Ladies to make Shirts drawers, overall.
septempcr Gail at the Factory, COZ mi t G91
Main 81. BLANKENHu g BLAKE. WA Tvs Ts
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAT.ES-
doWment Association win give gondsnd
pfohtHble employment TO cXDGlienced ,5,enru
once -92lc,tors' Address "A. NJ. HALL, sccra.
W, ItltlSs Z tNhS, VIII
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WEARE AUTHoRIZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w ColonelJ. G.. STEVENS as a candidate
.Or Justice ofthe Peace Of Precinct No. /.
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WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCES
W ), N. BRASwFLL as q candidate for ms
ice of the Peace for Precinct No, |, al the
ensuing election
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The manager of an afternoon news
papers countingroOm, who EMPLOYS
about one hundred boys, said yesterday:
"Nowsboys are precociOus lot. Tie
majority Of them gamble. They come
i'm here and make their returns 20, 80
ana 40 cents short some DAYS. They
usually say they have lost the money,
on trusted customers or something
of that kind, but know, of course,
they've been gambling They never
lose moro than their share Of their sales,
so that they are able TO return the
amount they should for the papers they
nave sold. A newsboy doesn't nuke n
Eood office boy simply because, as have
said, they can't be trusted on account of
iheir love for pitching pennies. Tho e
ure exceptions, OF course. Some Of my
hoyS want their money in large deuomi-
nations, while others want theirs in
pennies. The boy who wants pennies
ON the street IL generally gambler,
ana the boy who doesn't want pennies
IS The boy who takes his earnings home
To his widowed mother. Their mothers
are generally widows. But the good
newsb y is scarce article. Their lives
are such that there is great deal OF
temptation for them to he bad, and very
little encouragement for them to be-
good Philadelphia Times.
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COUNTY JUDGE.

w EARE AUTHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
" Colonel Ed. &. BOWER as candidate
.or me office oi County Judge at the ensuing
election in November.
IA n ARE HEREBY AUTHORIHED TO
~ announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS as
candidate for County Jadge nj the ensuing
November election.
NJ ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w ". T. SrRAEGE as Il candidate fn,
nuu'V Judge ut ih" ensuing election.
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go and see DIR. Barclay, at the St
James Hotel, for female diseases.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

WE ARE AUTHoRIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w 7. g. II. KENDALL as a candidate Tor re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election
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Get chance in thoso handsome art
es at u. Calm x Co.'S.
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WHARF, REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
hENRI SCHULZ as candidate for Jus
tice of the Pence for Precinct No. /.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZEDTo ANNoUNCE
W JOHN p. GILLESPIE as candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
election.
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The coming of the Goldcns Is a piece
u glad news to NIL the theatre goers OF
'ur city. No company ever enjoyed
moro popularity in Paris. Martin
iolden Is not only stage star, but a
ocety star and one of the clevorest mon
Who ever headed theatrical combina-
ION. Bella Golden is queen of the
rama and Is always received with
ounds of applause when sho appears ON
he stage Of Paris. Paris North Texan.
sale of seats open tomorrow morning
Ooclock for tho Golden's engagement.
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Biography at j. II. Wobster's, 7Ol Elm
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