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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30
Thomas Manahan, No. .l32 Montpomer

z I'' 11un 1HaH' NU'. oA NAUHtBUWtfy
street, Hudson, N. Y, two years ago was
given UP by his physicians. He was
afflicted with dyspepsia and obstinate
constipation; had lost forty pounds in
weight and WAS bedridden invalid. He
commenced taking Brandreth's Pills in
doses of five, four, two and one. Then
he took two every night for month
gained eight pounds in weight and wa.
able to attend to business. He took two
pills every night for the following six
weeks, and was entirely cured,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30
scoTT's EMULSION OF PURE

God Liver OIL, acth Hypopaosphites, Es-
pectaNy Desirable for Ghs!a...es.ss. s!4,. .es.s. 7
A Lady physician at the Child's Hos
pitai, at Albany, N. Y. says: "We have
been using Scott's Emulsion with great
SUCCESS, nearly all of our patients are
sufferning from bone diseases and our
physicians find it very beneficial"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30
Rucklen,s Arniaa Save

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands, Chilblaina
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For Sale BY the Excelsior Drug Store OF
Purdy s. Brecht,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30

Crookedness has been discovered in the
management of the affairs of Lawrence
county and a committee of fifteen citi-
zens has been appointed to make thor
ough investigation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30

Through public meeting Redfield
announces that it is not candidate for
the state capital. Most of the vote of
that section Will be thrown to Pierre,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30
excelsior Book Store.

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
Te continue to offer to our many
:.atrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partment may be found everything re-
luired Gn the stationery line) in the
Office. store or chool house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30
Poison

had produced great holes in my back and chest
and had removed all the hair off my head, yet
l began to improve in g weeks time. and the
side of eight weeks.
WILL JOINS, Porter Onion Pass. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July Ia, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
157 W. 2sd Street, N. Y.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30
Blood

. 1s the life. and he is wise who remember it.
But in March of last year (1ss4) l contracted
blood poison. and being In Savannah, Ga, at
the time, l went into the hospital for treat
at the same time. did net get well under the
treatment there, nor WAS cured by any of the
usual means. have now taken seven bottles
drove poison out through boils on the ekin.
DAN LEAHY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30

Two years ago contracted blood poison,
After taking prescriptions from the best phy,7
sicians here and at Dallas, concluded to visit
Hot Springs, and on eaching Texarkana q doc
assuring me that it would benefit ME more
than Hot Springs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-30

paper, envelopes and blank books made
especially. We also carry the larges,
stock of twWALI. PAPERS Rs
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. ThirG
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BREOHT. =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
MOSS TRIMMING.

New this Fall-very handsome for trimming dresses
and wraps sold elsewhere at $I.2s Our price has
been $780, but will close it out at IS cents, all
leading shawls
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
sHAWLS.
WOOL LACEs.

New and Choice patterns-in all shades-reduceC
from IS cents to 25 cents. Nothing more stylish
for dress trimming.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
DRESS GOODs,etc.

One 10, ofDress Goods worth from IS to so cents,
reduced to g cents.
One lot of Dress Goods worth from 20 to 80 cents.
reduced to cents.
All Wool, good quality Buntings, gray shades. at
cents yard
All Wool. Nuns Yelling. Summer Shades. formerly
so cents, now IS cents
Cardinal Gross Grain Silk reduced from IS cents to
50 cents.
Wine oOlOred Gross Grain Silk. reduced from sLOo
to IS cents.
Tan Brown Gross Grain Silk. reduced from srOO to
so cents.
Summer Silks, a good line of COlOrs. reduced from
50 to 30 cents.
Summer Silks fine line Of cOlOrs, reduced from IS
TO 90 cents.
Summer Silks. extra quality and beautiful shades
duced from $I.oo to so cents
Summer Silks. few pieces. at great reduction.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

FoRNEY, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
day evening ~ No. l, r passenger
train, was going west under Conductor
Ben Collins, two tramps boarded the
train for blind baggage ride. The
negro portor ordered them of, and one
refused. Tho negro picked up burnt
cinder, weighing about hvs pounds,
and threw " with all his force, hitting
the Door, unfortunate creature ID the
face, completely smashing his nose as d
other wise disfiyuring him. The man
fell 10 the ground IN an insenHible state.
DIR. Stroud attended him and dressed
his wounds, and he In still here In q
pisiahle condition. Tho party Injured
clailns 20 be e. g. Andrews, iroyl 81.
Louis.
the neRso. bat Re was teleSraphed TO
FROM thls point concerning II, and he
has abaDxoned his run The psople
are very much incenasd over thg az
fair, aud sbouid the gcntlem - be-
caught he will receive @ iull bsnV
Miss Ida Crawford, chayH hs
Young ledy, end daughter OF Ca pin
Jones Crawford, wes married to '.
William Dsllss this evening az
: O'Clock by Rsv. II. L. McQuirter. An
elegant reception was given W bne
brides pssenta 10 her many friends.
Professor John Kelly, the celebrs-
TED California vioiinist, gives concert
to-nighL AT tho Forncy hall.
A now telegraph operator arrived 70
gently at Mr.. and Mrs.W. p. Newtons.
Mother and father both doing wall.
DIR. Goodman, of Tylor, arrived to-
day TO visit 6. w. Reynolds, OF this
town. Mr.. Reynolds il Improving and
DR.. Siround, his physician, thinks,
with no change, no will recover.
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Thus it was that George a. knight
o! the vsodalis Line, aalutad the re-
porter as 10 Was passing down Main
street. 600 TO tho Pecos valley, where
land that is now worth from 81 to s.
per acre, will be worth in five years
$40 TO $40 per acre-where town lois
will rise az rapidly in value rs thew
ever nave in any town IN Texas. Nol
rise like Is mushroom in night, TO sc
back in bhe ground the next day, but
rise gradually and continue 10 do Sc
for the next 20 years."
"Why, you have the Peco2 fever
worse Than L have tho dsngus," sug-
gosted the reporter.
"Righ5 again; anG Why should l mol
have, for you must remember that |
have just come from st. Louis, whsrs
have been 20 t9nder my resignation Ia
the officers of The yandalia Line, ana
| to confer with tho managers or the
| Missouri Pacific railway System rs-
lative TO the improvements to be made
in Pscos valley"
"Well, do their talk please you. and
will tho railroad conpany favor Pecos
City and that valiey?"
| "Ihsy are more interested in build
| irg up = good commercial town 80
! Paces than at auy point between Cola
RADIO City end Ell Paso, aud while 10
would not be quite fair in me TO give
| away TO you an that ] saw and hsard
oe.ontemplated, / will say that
expectations, and that is saying a
great dsai. MIR. w. III. Abrams, the
land commissioner OF the Texas
Pacific, hss been made the trustee o
She entire property within the town
site of Pecos City, WITH power and Ia
ssructions from both tha railroad COM
pany aud the Peo3S Valley Land and
Irrigation company TO take sucn stepe
rs will put Peoos City 10 this front u
Cnce."
"But," queried the reporter, "whas
are snme of the improvements con-
| templated by the railroad companyW
| "I will mention few, but not all.
The sinking of artesian wells TO
supply their engines and the town
| with water, making Pecos City the
end of the freigat division, by
removing the shops and round
house from Toyah, building q new no.
tel and making it (Pecos City, the eat
| ing station for all passenger treins,and
the building of two branch reads from
that point l won't msntion any more
"
other Improvements will be made; in
! fact, it 10 contemplated by the land de-
partment to etart an experimental
farm in the valley at oncs, and TO show
VIII ut can be done in the way OF grow
ling vegetables, fruits and grain"
"Do you expect to go west yourself
as yeu advise me?"
eyes, / think it q poor doctor who
| won't take his own medicine, and
while I advise others to SO there, shall
set the examply by going thars
myself, and making IL my horne. Ny
| family will follow nue. Just as soon as 1
! can build house for them, for you
will understand that I'll sre isn't q house
In Pecos City now e 4 can be rented
tor love or money"
ssWelI, what IL % Vandslie Line
going to do for 6 preventative here,
| In Texas?r
GAS to that can't say, but such a
line as ths sYal.' Il VIII have same
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

llt,ifoys W. ihs dennlb. Nssfs, NJ
Donald ani NoHo, presented a blil u
offaIii0ra fl zoo indie .mHhi al found
some ilins slnos, ao1 iian, iiehiiooi,
tHl'ns Judge quashei ihs indloinent.
hlttiudtr Win lee blnud over until
iho neat moeiins ~ chs nfnnf july,
whom another OH may ho found
aHalust MIN.
Allen Sanders, charged With coanit-
iine rape upon his daughter L1fdllg,
Chili 81 n, Ia now on trial. Tho Ov-
ltonc1 " not satisfactory 40 u hi-
guilt la thl1 caH1. There arO several
oHsns hgainat MIA.
M. j. w. Cherry, OF Tennessee, a
nephew OF Rev. Felix Johnson, ID. d.,
daGGasei, IN Visiting Texas With the
Wow 81 making tho state Biz homo.
he loft for ~hoFmR2 yesterday.
Llil Woodward, most popular aud
highly esteemed farmer, living south
Gust OF Paris, was seriously, and 10 IN
thought fatally, wounded by William
MeAlesr yesterday. Tho parties were
dispniing about a pick tina, had been
loaned 70 McAteer by Woodward,whan
McAteer drow hia knife and inflicted
the wounds referred to.
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nonhau

BonfAM, Nov TO- Special The
distinguished actress, Niles Ada Gray,
will DO AZ tao l,usaol opera house
Saturday, November II.
Mrs Judge r., II. Pinor aud daugh'
tor. al Dentog, returned homo today,
o. tue regret ~ many friends.
Mrs. NJ, j, Mays, OF C0vingiop, Ton
n0sa0e, IL visiting har aOn, Mr.. J IT,.
Mays, OF tho Baltimore & Ohio fole-
graph company.
The c0nuty clmmilsinners court 10
Ia Hnssi0n and have adjusted = mum.
ber OF bills, aggTogaglng the amount Of
$500.
rho iirm Of Taylor, Hawkins & toy
Tor, Clgsr manufacturers, have dis
solved cn-par noTship.
Tho skating rlnk win open on tho
l2ih witn grand matinee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. l0.-ISpscial.l--
Emil and Bill Bourgeois, VINO live near
Leon Springs, were discovered to-day
Ia the act OF SHINING oRttlo that did
not belong TO them, aud while the dis
covorers were gons to mako an afli-
dRvit the Bourgeois mon skipped aud
have not yet boon arrested.
This morning about ll:3o o'clsck
Beusdicta kampter, q wasnorwoman
who resided on Centre street, was
found dead In her bed. She Is Ger.
man, aged 20 years. Last evening she
pErtoog freely OF somo wine, and Tits
morning drank coilco and Afterwards
laid dowa 10 sleep. A abort time had
ouly elrpsel when friend entered
her room aud found tho dece ascd had
csnsed 20 breathe. She died uf star
walton.
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gxA rftfGRAn
Thfsuahoot Toe slate. Wfiltsu 90 ~
rss iIssala's special sefibcs anh
sent tn bf wire fsr the msHy
ueaders 81 the People,
Iatoslto Journal


MT. pLnAsANr. Nov. iO.-lspo-
olal The trial - Johu H. Dun unn-
con,iaues % Rrinu away slowly An
tho Witnesses I.rsaut eefH examined
by noon to-day, WHEN the court took =
recess till tomorrow morning TO get
the testimony a. Witnesses that arc
expected % arrive to-nish; ffom Dallas
and Waoo. II the witnesses that nfe
expeolsd arrive, The daiepga eSpceta 10
prove much ~ Dutf'a favor,
The cAHo b. lust nov iuming a
very interesting spi ol, nom tho TACT
thai gOnld al tru defendants witnesses
hayo testified mnrj iu fsScg ~ the
State IAAn The uefauis, Tho 'e3timony
OF the Staff's wituesto~ "a
substantially Use Same, each 600 COS
roborat!nS the testimony 81 ha othet
all tho Way through. TIC evidtnee
for the Stale * all m. nnd only one ar
two wltn0esBs fIg thp deionue, thas are
expected 10 arriYB tonight, ranain %
be examined, whon the faking of Tee
timory wiz 30 closed aud the aFgu'
mant by 0nnnssl begun.
Tho dofouso Is rrprtsonted by X. IL,
Sssy, Esqy Of ballast Hon. s. +.
Pouudors aud Harper & Patterson, or
Mount Pleasant. The State by Dis
trict Attorney Sheppard, County Az
torney Olive, and Colonel u.
Il. sommer, Of Mt. Pleasant. I'm
less radical. change 10 effected by
the testimony OF the expected wit
nesses, tho iDdlcRtiOus are noe ct all
favorable for Duff.
The case OF James Henry. charged
with murder, l. sot fjE Thursday,
which likely will cnp' tho whole
OF the remainder OF Q
Mike Dnrach, oart mis- place,
attempted to leave town this evsninB
and his baggage was seized by bis cred
ifnry
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Mars hall.

MARSHALL, Nov. 10. - [Special,l :
Mrs. Conway, wife OF the la.o G. b.
Conway, was buried yesterday. She
was an exemplary member of the Bsp-
list church.
1 d. o. Knox, OF Jonesville, killed .
mad dog on his place a few days ago,
I Some six or seven half grown boys
took hand car on the Mar.hall q
Northwestern road, Sunday evening,
and went out to the terminus OF the
road. They strolled of ia the thick
woods, GOT lost and had to spend the
might in the forest. They returned
the next morning, greatly tho worse
for the wear.
) Tho market house w8s broken open
last night and Charlie Lutz Is minus
$40 this morning. His was the only
till that contained any vsluables.
! Tho engineer corps Of the Marshall
g. Northwestern left for Paris this
n nrnirr.
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TRXARKANA, Nov. l0,-[Special,l-
Tbs city council Of Texarlsaoa has let
the contract for the erection of water
works to Mr.. Kelley, of Georgetown,
Texas, at a cost OF $41,OOO. Mr.. Kelley
will tcs5 the capacity OF the wator sup
ply tomorrow, and begin operations
at once.
LAST night as the Texas e. st. Louis
passenger train was coming in from
Tyler, the engine end baggage csr
were derailed shout 10 miles south OF
hare. The accident wsS caused py a
defective switch. The engineer, James
Pool, was seriously but not fatally
scslded.
The Texerkaua Daily News sus-
pended to-day, and will be converted
into weakly to DO tho official organ
Of B owie county.
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Big springs.

I BIG SPRINGS, Nov. lO.-[Special. i
I. The road commissioners are doing
some good and needed work upon the
streets here, which work, when com
pleted, will considerably improv5 the
( appearances OF the town.
y County court is in session, but there
/ is not much businesstO be transacted.
4 The probate docket will be taken up
I on next Monday, at which time the
/ administration OF the estate of the late
Earl Aylestord will be the. principal
business before the court.
!: Mrs. Maxwell, wife OF Isaac Max.
I well, constahle Of Precinct No. l, OF
. this county, died on Sunday night OF
q congestive chill. She was sick but q
few hOurs.
y Tho health OF this section il good,
the denRue having failed 10 reach
I here, and the county being in other
! respects very healthiul.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

McKISNEY, Nov.lO,-lSp ocial.l-NG-
than Middleton wss acquitted to-day
in judge Gray's court.
Mr.. Richard MoWhorter and Miss
Ella Martin wero msrried this more
ing.
Mr.. George Caruth, who is exten-
siyely connected in this and Dallas
counties, exhibited Bible which has
bsen an hoir-loom in the family slnce
1857. IL is ia flno state OF proserVa-
ton and does not bear many marks oil
recent use.
About $500 baios OF cotton bavs been
received to date.
s,uitlwas brought to-daS on the Of
fetal bond of @. q. Johnson, former
DISTRICT clerk OF Collin, tor moneys col
lecyed and notaccountod for.
Commissioners court inspected
som2bf the bridges on streams near
togGthis evening.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12
Rockwall.

RooRwALI., Nov. l0.-[Sp0ciatl -
District court adjourned for the torui
last Saturday. 10 ths damage auis Of
Walden VS.. SprGwls, growing ous OF
injuries to tho psrson Of Walden, the
jury found for tho defendant. George
Wright, charged with assault with IN
tent 20 rob, was given two years In the
poritsutiarY.
The bar aud people are we'll pleased
with Judge Rainey.
sick with FOYER.
Late cotton rs opening slowly; the
quality is excellent, end the yield will
be abovo the average.
Except q few cases OF dangue, the
health Of ghis county is good Il
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weatherford.

& WEATHERFoRD Nov.l0. Especial. l.
I The bondsmen of J. M. Bramlett, who
was arrested for assault and battery
upon the person of his wife Saturday,
have surrendered hin to tho authori
ties, they withdrawing from the bond
from some cause not asCertained, and
/ he has baen remanded to Jail.
J Tho examining trial of Morris Love,
charged with horse stealing, was be-
gun In the county court, but owing TO
|; tho absencs of some Important wit
nesses, the trial was postponed until
next Thursday.
The young folks gave q hop at tho
opera house last night, which was
largely attended.
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lsit Really Coassmptioug

Many case supposed 20 be- radical
lung disease Is reslly one OF ltv0r com
plsiu5 and indigestion, bus, unless
that diseased liver can bs restored to
healthy Rcsisn,it will so clog she lungs
with corrupting matter as 20 bring on
their speedy decay, aud then indeed
We have consumption, which Ia scrof-
ula of tho lungs, in its worst form.
Nothing can DO moro happily calcu-
lated 20 nip this danger in tho bud
than is Dr.. Plerce's "Goldou Medical
Discovery" BY druggists.
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ooyEnEp Win SORES.

hava been AFFLICTED since lat Narch
with q ska disease the doctors ~ led ro-
and sores, and the itching and burning
We're slrost unhearab r seeing your Gu
TiCunA ftMFnINs 80 hisuiy rocom-
iuoutol fOreirded 20 slfo ihun trial,
usins TOO cUrlCuRA dni cuIfCuRA SOAP
exiornRl nnd NEioLsESr iuirr ally, tSr
four mo ms call iny scfclro 3, IA grtt-
itude 10 which I make this plOlic .iate-
meni, Mii-, CLAftA a fRt DERRICK.
IHnA u nnnnH. Amaa.
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a0nd llan here Nlihoni DENY NJ
Tel nall0n was faihol unt 1sfio'l N
ihe mantff nenj fui Wien W! ~
Louis mo- ono han bfan appointed ~
take ih0 plHn1, anl N ytu have nry
ldan, Jim, N wanting t1hln0mo = hody.
aultchAra-f Inst takes mo bodies
HiiV4, noe dnad now n your oHanOb 10
aprlf ftr the position"
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RoHERTs, Now lO.-lspooia.l-IIig-
den's ain, GDou, three milos northwest
OF thls place, burned last night. Tho
fgs Is suppoEod 20 hsya been the work
Of an lncsndIary. There was consid-
erah'o seed cotton Ia tho building.
rAia DO thg sec3nd gin that mas burned
tn thia viclnity this season, There
seems 20 DO no way 90 ilnd tho perpo-
trRtorB oil this doyiiish work.
The weather Is delightful and health
Is generally good.
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Mr.. Henry highlander, well known
tailor Of Baltimore, wri5es:-"I have
been suffering for soma tip1e with 9
severe pain in my back from which
was unable to obtain relief. / gave
Salvation OH trial and less than 4
bottle entirely cured me. [ do not
hesitate to pronounce il O. most excel
lent liniment."
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soALP, FAcE. EANsrAND.NEcK.

was anl'eted with ec,sqieou ire scalp.
Face, Ears aud Meals, which III, druggist,
where o' your fenedl D, prluou lced
olo on No Worat ~ IS iaat hAi ms under
hls not.c. 80 advised rle 20 try yOur Gu
ltCURA REMEDIES. and n ter Nv, days
use mr SOLE anu part ot my lass Wers ems
UfoiS ruefl hud NnnH in alotn1r week TO
have my ear, ns'a aud The other part or
ms ilce cura II. HERMAN NJ ABE.
~ . ira 5rFE 80. .AN DIRK.
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IrcnINa nisnAsEs ouaEp.

CUriCuRN stan ISM. the head OF ~ class.
especially T. this the caso WITH the CUrI-
CUHA soar. Have hgd an unusua ~ good
sale this summer, owing tp tho prevalence
snine locailuos In the country, IN VIII ch
the CUflcURA HgME lGEs prpVci saii siac-
tory, W. y, HAkDlGG, Diusgist.
UNIOGrowy, Ky.
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HENPsrsAp, Nov. lO.-Lspeclal.l-
jim Cloud and joe Phsrr met today
and exchanged few shots A. each
oth0r, bat no ono was hurt.
rh0 skating rink opens h9ra TO-
might.
The v0G her Ia quito pleasant.
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Harold.

( HARRoLD, Nov 10.-[Special. --The
Office Of magistrate seems to be thorn
in the aide Of the good citizens of Har-
rold. This little city is only ak
months old and she now clamors after
her third justice of The peace. First on
the list was p. Shields. On account OF
some real or imaginary crsokedness,
HIS bondsmen Withdrew and left him
with the bag to hold. He afterwards
made now bond, and on learning that
ooine intended to Withdraw, he re-
aligned. A meeting was then called In
order to sound tho public sentiments.
Several nominations were made. Mr..
r. w. Starr received . majority OF the
voteu, and of course was roc0mmen-
dod to tho commissioners court but
that body being acquainted with tho
feelings Of gOOdly number. here ig-
norod the Recommendation aud ap-
pointed A. II. Thorpe, q young Eng
Iishmsn, residing In Vernon. Thorpe
was ia ONCE only few weeks, when
he sickoned and died. The evening
ho was buried another convention was
called, and the majority present fa..
vorcd Mr.. Kelley, = young lawyer OF
this place. The next morning a Pc
elton WA circulated In behRf OF T..
Winduor Robinson. Mr.. Robinson Is
3 land agent here, and Is man we'll
and favorabIy known by most OF the
6lfjsenn or the county. Both are popu-
~. and the man who gets the eppoint-
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