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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
wen pnll H. 4 Mhinninr.

John james Mago. a quiet mias
ile,aged man. has had q career
as romantic as that Of Monte
Cristo. Mage Is now a Gautema-
Ian millionaire, who lives nine
months Of the year 10 Paris. Fif-
teen years ago he was a poor En-,
glish collector OF insects in Gaute>
mala, and also acted as British
Vice. onsul at San Jose.
One day Uommandaute Gonzales
ordered Ma.o 70 appear before
hin Mage sent word he would
ans az il 2 short time. This IN
consed tie Commandaate, who
was ugly with drink, and he sent q
Gle Of soldiers after Mage, and
when the bug collector appeared,
ordered seventy five lashes lald on
his bare back.
This was done thoroughly, aud
when finished Gonzales shouted:
"Give him twenty-five more for
hack" Wien Mage recovered,
which was only after careful nurs-
ing, as his back was badly cut Up,
he made formal complaint to the
British Gorermeut. The result
was that Guatemala was or ,ered to
punish Gonzales and to pay Mage
$500 for every LASH he received.
N default Of this English cruisers
would shell San Jose aud other
COST cities.
Gautomala readily punished Corr
zales, but tried hard to eyade pay.
ing $4,000 70 Mage. The Brit,
ish, however. We're ipexorable, aud
the poor bug collector was made a
comparatively rich man ia one
lay. AS he had more coin than
any one in the ceuutry then,
president Barios went mo part.
nership with hun.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

For some wears past the state
Of Vermont has been in serious
tronble, says the Atlanta Con,
stitntion.
a steady stream If cmigra-
ton has been pouring ont of
that comn1onweaith aid Bew SCI
t!els have not heen coming in.
So far from building up the
waste places and making the
wilderness blossom as the rose,
The wilderness has extended,
and the waste places multiplied.
Buts brighter day is dawniug
for this unfortunate state. The
story Of the change is we'll told
big the Boston Globe, 1t seems
that various methods Of secur-
ing immigrants were tried with
ont success. at last it struck
the Leading spirit that it alyer
Using vas a good thing for q
business nlln it was also good
Ching for 4 state. So the farms
were advertised. People in the
foar corners OF the earth found
themselves de,ugel with news
papers, pamphlets and posters,
setting forth the cheap lands
and The natural resources OF
Vermont. Millions OF letters
/ are now coming in TO the com
mission r of agriculture asking
for Information. Capitalists
| are buying mp farms and vii.
/ lagps. Tie rush Of immigra
/ ton has commenced in earnest
/ audit viii Gil The state with
people.
/ It's the old story with its
never faiIius result. 1t pays tc
advertise. Georgia, or any
other Southern state, by adopt
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

The best salre in the world FOR
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheun, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands ChiIblains, Corns, and
all Ska Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or mon
ey refunded. Price 25 cents p r box
For sale by 7. ID. Sa es.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

"But Mars Johns dead now,
an | hope he's at paace. Ee
done some good III tnis WORT,
al more'n a heap Of us 10. -
.4Hqntt Constitution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
Complete ami Permanent.

In the carly part Of last year |
had a violent attack Of rhcuma,
tisni, from which was confined to
my bed fer over three months. aud
at times was unable to urn my
self in bed, or even raise the cover.
y nurse had to be in constant at
tendance day and night ! was
so feeble that what little nourish-
menJ took had 70 he given I'VE
with spoon. Iwis in constant
agoay, and sleep was entirely cut
OF the question except when | was
under the influence Of opiates.
After calling in the hest physi-
clans, and trying all other medi-
ciues wi,hou receiving any benefit,
was induced by friends to try
Switts Specific g. s. 81. dis
Continued ali other medicines, and
took a course OF S. 8. S. thirteen
small bott!es-which effected
complete and permanent cure.
l.. /. BASSETT,
Ei Dorado, Kansas.
an Eating Sore.
Mr.. c. 3. McLemore, a promi-
nent aud influential citizen Of
Henderson, writes under date Of
August %, 1899, as follows
For oighteea mouths I had an
eating sore on my tongue. ! was
treated by the best local pbysi.
clans, bat obtained no relief the
sore gradually growing worse.
concluded finally to FRY S. S. s.,
aad was entirely cured after using
a few bottles.
You have MY cheerful permits
sion 70 publish the above state
ment for the benefit Of those SIMS
larly afflicted"
G. B. McLEioRE,
Henderson, Tex.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
At!aLta, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
EfcGsc Elt{sr5.

THIS remedy Is hrcoming 80 we'll
known and so popular az TO need
no special mention. All who have
used Electric Bitters sing the same
song Of Praise.--A purer medicine
docs not exist aud il is guaranteed
to do all that it il claimed. Fec
tric Ditsers viii cure all diseases of
Liver aud kidney will remove all
ipPnre blood VIII drive 3lalaria
from The system and prevent as
we'll as cure ali Malarial levers.
For cure Of Headache, Con-
sun ption aad Indigestion try
Electric Bitters-Eaiire satisfies
tion guarauteed, Or money refan-
dei-Price scots ami e1.00 per
bottle at I. d. sales Drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
Chasing t,,e Roar.

A novel hunt, which promises
some rare sport to those who joiu
therein, is being arranged among
tie crack shots and amateur
sportsmen Of Americas in the dense
swamp Of Muckalce creek, that
borders the plantation Of Major NJ.
Spcet, eight miles south Of Ameri-
Gus, several hundreds of wild aud
fierce hogs have roaned and null,
tiplied for years. Their dep-eda>
tioas in neighboring corn fields
during the summer months have
resulted in great loss to the farm
ers Of that locality, and it is to
materially reduce their numbers,
or else exterminate the entire lot.
that the hunt was organized The
party will con list OF about lorty
sportsmen, armed with Winches-
tor's and brcech loading shotguns.
These Will divide into two bands,
aud the ganeis started, when the
hogs will he slaughtered iadiscrin,
inately. In the drove arc many
old and fierce bears that viii fight
with their last breath, and the
chances are even that the hunters
and the dogs viii not escape with
out dangerous cuts from their
razor-like tushes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
THE FlEHDlA PURSUIT.

mer sun beats down Oh the great
prairic-scorchine whitening, shiv-
cling, heating the blood of man
aud animal until it seems TO boil !
We have turned aside into this
grove OF cottonwoods as much as
for shelter as to prepare and eat
lie MONDAY med. There are one
-ihreo-iive- en-ten trees
covering the space q "a gu rter of
an acre. Her spriag bpboles
from strata dfsaiil aad srayct
and So many thousand arimals
have come here to slake their
THIRST that the area is bare of grass
for the space of two acres Not
exactly bare, but cropped Of 50
short and trodden under foot 50 Of
ten that it it only a thin carpet to
cover the sol. The paths ra3iat-
ing away through the dry and way
ina grass are like the spokes Of a
wheel
All but water touches the spot
ar a INV lik this when one lbs been
On q saddle sin,e sunrise ! II Oh
man of Us savs 50 by worl of
mouth. and each horse saws 50 in
his lo5k Of r,liet after thirst has
been caeachol. Whisky Brandy /!
CAsmpasuel They would have
tcen nang aside sith q feeling Of
disaust.
C. miles to---."
There are no sign boards on the
prairie. Turn which way Won will
and the horizon des,enls to The
waving grass. We are drifting on
a vast Inland saa--a sea of earth
/ and Or. IS and diving flowers both
grass ana fawers Welding mp their
/ lives to the. long weeks Of drv, hot
weather. One NAV have company
and comforts. and he may be GER
tain that Il ne holds true t. the
| compass he win come out safely.
hut We. the fesiiag s.eas over him
at intervals that he is lost-dr.yen
here and there hy wind and ". W
and curroat.
"What ais that horse ?"
We al slmang 10 see one Of the
saddle lorses-a veteran in We rs
and Notwithstanding With his
head hiyh in the Dir and p1inting
duo west. Wmle he looks as fixed.
/ " as ifh;s e,es had lost their pow
err to turn, his nostrils qairer and
dilate Wild, excitement. We watch
ed him Il lew minutes. lie was
| the first to exhibit alarm, but now
one nor c after another tbroAs- mp
his head anl locks to the west.
IT'S fire boyslp
Had it been night we should
have seen the rejection, Had
there been a strong wind the odor
would have come sooner. There is
only gentle breeze -laugoishius,
diving uudtr The fierce sun, hul
rossurraeted aud given new lease
OF e.a;int rivals bvan unknown
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

jerks had a queer dream the ether night.
8 in the middle of 1t stood d doughty liftia
4 champion who met and q deliberately knocked
lover, one by one, n score or more Ct hir,
buriy- king fellows, as they advanced 10
the attack. Giants as thew were in size tI,a
valiant pigmy proved more than a match for
them. 1t was all SO funny that Janks woke
up laughings He accounts Tor the dream by
the TACT that he had just come to the COuclu-
sion. after trying nearly every big, drastic
pill on the market, that Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, or tiny Sagar- coated
Granules, easily knock oct" and heat NH
the big pills hollow They are the ORIGINAL
and only genuine Little Liver Pills.
Beware of limitations, which contain Pot
eonous Minerals. Always ask for Dr. Fieg1e's
Pellets. which are Little Sugar-aoafed PMS
or Anti-bilOus GrGnuics. Gs,e 2 Bose.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
VOL. VINO. 81.
AnIndIan Protects Her.


a man IRON Florida moved to
Lee county some time aso and
adopted little girl naued Ida i'ol
Inns, from Worth county. Ills
name is Howell. and, iulgiag frem
an Albany special 10 the Atlanta
Consultation, he hes not been DOING
the right thing by her
H. L. Howell, WIN came from
Florida and removed to Isedhonc
district, in Lee county, adopted
little girl, Ida Collins. twelve
! years old from Worth county. She
complained Of i'll treatment and
fled to the house ofLewis Height.
their nearest neighbor, fsr prolecs.
ton. Knight, who is gigantic in
height and half Indian, refused to-.
give her up to Howell, who de-s
manded her back. Howell swore
he would kill Knight, and going too m
his house at night attempted to ar
sassinate him. He found tie door
Of knights house open, and the
owner standing within, showing
plainly ia the freight. He fred
two shots athim with his pistol,,
neither of which took effect, though
one o. tho bills penetratedhis coat.
Knight Welt out in the darkness
and dured his assailant to come toN
wards him, and they would have
/ it out. Howell, however made
his escape, and Knight is still the
protector Of the little girl, who IS
happy in her harb5r ofreiuse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

80 hhhot'fNs huR tfttdHlC itH
terror and score of serppnts race
overthe open ground to seek the
wet ditch which carries off the
overflow of the spring. Last to
come, and only a mile ahead of the
wave, which is licking up every
thing in It's path, is a mustans-a
single animal which has somehow
been separated from the herd He
comes from II . North, racing to
reach the grove before the
fire s1,ail eut him of, and
he runs for the HE. With
ears laid back, nose pointing anil
his eyes tixeI on the goal, his pace
is that OF ihe1Fdcrbalt. He caps
squire over one pile of camp outiit
and goes ten rods beyond before he
can check himself. Then he comes
trotting back and crowds between
two OF our horses with low
wliany.
There is roar like Niagara,
The smoke drives over over rs il d
pail of midnight The air seems TO
be one sheet ii flame. .lha wave
has swept az to the bare ground,
and is dividing 70 pass Us by.
We are in an oven. Tho horses
snort and cough and plunge, the
wolves howl and mosn as the heat
becomes intolerable. Thus tor i've
minutes, and then relief comes,
The fame has passed and he smoke
is driving away. In tbeirp5th is a
cool breeze, every whid of which
lisa grand e,ixcr
In ten minutes the grove IS so
clear of smoke ,hit We can see ev,
cry foot Of the earth again. a
queer sight it is Ttbas been tile
haven ofryface TOR saahcs, lar Is,
gophcrs, prairie dogs, rabbits coy
o;es, wolves, antelopes, deer buff
ahcs, horses, and msn-enmity,
autipathy and Hunger suppressed
for the cnce that all might live
that c1ch might escape the feud
in pursuit. For half an hour
nothing moves. Then the mus.
tang filings up his head, blows the
smoke from his nosirils and start.
off with n flourish o5bis heels. The
budaloes 60 neXt-thc deer and
the antelope follow, and in fv,
minutes wcarc left alone.
For fifty miles otae north west
and south there is nothing but
blackness a landscape of despair
Away to the east the wall Of fire !;
still moving on and on-impllca,
ble-relentIess--a Gend whose
/ harvest Is death and whose trail !.
dosolatlon. Detroit Free Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

a street iakir named Leo, who
is selling mediclles IN Americas,
paroles The streets on a chariot,
and procIaims to the people that to
follow him is to follow God. He
heads large numbers Of negroes
after hin, principally women.
The worst feature about catarrh
is its dangerous tendency TO cons
sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilia
cares caiarrh b. purifying the
blood.
It is estimated that Georgia,
during the past year, sen over a
million Ldoiiars to Kentucky tor
horses and mules
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
HOE 4 NoTE WAS PAID.

You ever hear boat that
widow woman?' asked Watt,
meditativaiy, "Dmn't?" Now,
l didn't see this, baJ It's wat
tLoy ;elI M.
One dry Mars John was
liJin' long an saw widow 80
man cry;n' at the well. lie
$ CD an'.say, Watts up? She
tell in thea that she owa a meu.
$50 Cor rent. au' aido't b i've no
money. She diln't see hom On
earth she was goin' to pay. Sac
was moaain' and clyin', and
Msra JoAa say, Well I'll give
You thatmach, Then be pulled
ont hgalsal Of sol an silver,
aa' counted SO, an vile size
was thaakin' in he rode of, an
the last words he told her was
to male tAgt man give der re-
ceipt. Ia n be rode long OF,
but lie halu't gone Ear wen a
mau say, '9Iopr The myn
stopped. Nov the other fell
low say I want that fifty dol
lars. i amt got no fifty dol
lars. Yes, you IS. Give me
that fifty dollars or IN mate
I you give me all yen got. So
the man paid the fifty dollars,
bat the willow woman had Tie
receipt an the debt vas paid,
aud the rich man lost it, $, 10,
body WAS hurt.
"Mar5 John WASN'T all bad, an
be done lots or things like that.
Alter awhile } Was sold, list
to one mar5ter an then to auath
er, and iin,lly l come to b'iong
to Mr.. Mershali he learned
NE my tra Il. We used to work
all over i've cauH-irs in Ala.
bama an two counties III Miss
issippi, plasteria'. Ever here
l went the name OF beiu a Muir
relI Niger went with ne.
They'd say. chat bigger is one
OF tha IuIrell stock.
'OAe dry III Kampar county,
Miss, a lot OF Fem was ta!kia
about Mars Johns cave doHr
there near C.iatou. ar how he
was roi,Liu, an on fellow tolt
how
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
"A MURRELL NEGRO"
CID WATT MURRELL'S STORY
OF THE SOUTHERN OUTLAW.
How the News of Murrelrs Capture
Was Received at the Old Home.
sInan In pnnnn,.on

ste2d III tennessee.
The most famous outlaw that
over Ggured in southern criminal
history, without exception, was
John a Murren.
There are many old people still
living in Georgia, and in other
parts OF the south, who remember
tic tiae when Murreli's name was
q terror to Whites and blacks, and
a synonym for all that was cruel
and tigerish il. outlawry.
Some of them have old papers
stored away, with column after
C Ia n about him, all robbery and
murder. Books without number
were wri ten concerning his lie,
rs there we're more recently Of
Jesse James and Others who follow
el aim.
Tie syberest accounts of his
long car er read ike the mad
stories in fiction, fuIl of incredible
escaPadls and escapes, and all Of
dion marked with a unique, hall-
picturesque barbarity
Itwas always sid that his col
leagues wcrein nearly every county
in The southern states, wealthy
and prominentmen, VINO walked
at lis robbery and shared the
sroils, Some OF Murr9lls plans
were gigantic, covering who'e
states, and his audacity and mirac-
uleus success are uuaccountable
ex ;ept on the theory OF great
cen federation.
Ia several Instances men Of
prominence were proved to have
been implicated, and number of
the agents, after Murrell was con,
yicted, We're tried and sentenced Ia
half a dozen states.
There Is hcw living in Atlanta
an old darkey who was born a
slave on the Nurreli plantation IN
Sullivan county. Tennessee, about
1855.
This is Watt Marr9.l, the plas.
terer.
lie is veil known here; au hon
( es., prosperous, quiet old darkey,
and a good workmlu. He his
teeo in Atlanta since '65, working
ut the trade lie learned in slavery
/ City years ago.
i hchiecf' ne was slyins, Z
( lev days ago, the time w'ea the
he"s come theyd eau ut Mars John
I vas little picc}niny in them
days, out there in the yard cuttin
dos ,enneI with crooked stick. a
man went up III LIE mouse an
men l heara en- al cFyl' aho
tah.'. on ana the Rouse r la'
tain On Ike som eooay was d9ad.
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open" -" mo" "7 was
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% = o.'. Va,
re-.
.,-oa saa fine Wife folks Adm,
...v M, rh where the niogers eouI,
besr Inf ,,a d,y mrs Tom en-,
Nars uodso las cuttin' boards
ar 1 heerd Mars Tom say, he 30
oi,,,v.,.i,a wears Hudson T,
been rear,io' how to aunt an
saw Cine one mo wear an he,
ba.la lluadred. wouldn't heY III el
they cut their eyes round, bu
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
Is ConsnmptIon Incnrahlel

Reid the following Mr.. G. Fl.
Harris, Newark, Ark, slys: "Was,
down with Abcess of Lungs and
friends aud physicians pronounced
me an Incurrblc Consunptive.
Began taking Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able
to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine made.N
Jesse MidIlewart, Decalur, Oaio,
says: Had it not been for DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption woad have died OF
Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now ii best If
health Try it. Simple bottle
free at 7. D. Sales Drug store.
Among the incidents Of Guild
hood thit stand out IN bold re.
lief, as oar memory rever!s to the
days when we were young, none
are more prominent than severe
sickness The young mother viv>
idly remembers that it wss Cham-
beraia's Cough Remedy cured her
of croap, and in turn administers it
to her own offspring aud always
with the best success. For sale by
all druggists.
II wac q l4r m # fl-,,tfs.~. 1888
alderman was as escaped Estate pris-
on bird, but the paper making it
has been eoTPyllei to apologize.
As matter o. fact he served out
bis term.
$500 Reward offered by the
proprieiors Of DR.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy for an incurable case. 81
cts.
Catarrh originates in serolul1us
faint. Hoods SarsapariIla pur.
dss the blood. aud thus rerm-nents
ly cures catarrh.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29
OLD 0I1IEES M66E EEM
l0NIR II n. EIGE

es losing your ehiid ~ pern.ttiug Worn +
YORK out It's destruction. Nhel clisd iai. =,
eeep we'll IS restless 4litn 1rurti la IFS agpelt.
anil grinds Its teeth sea have strong indication
cf Worinsi the positive eyre frr this is y. 3
FAMNESTOCK'S HE2IgEF USsa. Ask yCai
Druggist for e. It's timely use may SAFE YOU
AGA rrasa iss srsye g. - - .G
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

IF you want cc tl.isE II bu yi-5 a 7ilro
~ Or an, ~ nc me is porch 70 I'll, you
lave sectr. 4 pric - u .2-Is Ia
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-29

$500 Reward offered by the
Proprieiors Of Or. sage's Catarrh
Remedy for an incurable case. 81
cts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
SECOND DISTRICT.
HOUSTON COUNTY.

HOUSTON COUNTY.
srecisI 10 Tire Gazette.
LovELADY, TN, Nov. An this
precinct und county, as far Us heard
from. the vote for governor stands:
Hoeg 3D. PIP, Flanagan (R.) 81.
For ruilr0ai amendment 1873, against
railroad amendment 8.
MIR Murchison is elected representa-
tive TO the legislature.
,Sss1fE Page is elected state senator.
sFor congress MIR. J d. Long received
2l7 votes.
srtcisl 70 the Gazette.
RUsK, Tex, Nov. A.-This box gives
the commission amendment 289, against
lC3.
Hogg 352. Flanagan 80.
The precinct has been divided since the
last election for congress. John b.
Long received 357, with none against
him.
J. G. Kearby, Democratic nominee for
senator, received 1854, with none against
him.
The county Democratic ticket was
el cted without opposition.
Dirt road amendment, 200; against.
$50.
NACoGDocHEs.
sreciaI to the Gazette.
NAcoGpoCuEs, TEX, Nov. k.-The
incomplete count gives majorities Us fol-
lows:
Pirtls, judge, 337.
Berger, county attorney, 1872.
Hale. collector. 498.
May field, assessor, $50.
Sanders, treasurer, 2S4.
wORTuAM.
srecial TO the Gazette.
WoRTHAM. TEX, Nov. 4.-This box
gives Hogg ll5.
Long no.
Limpking 43.
Richardson 80.
Kimball, district attorney, III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05

this precinct the vote stands: For uorg
81, Flanagan 10, Heath 4.
For the railroad amendment &C.
against Il.
10. Abbott for congress, J. F. Rolluu
ana j. Ii. Cochran for representative,
Charles F. Tucker for district judge,
and j. W. Crayton for floater in thia
district are elected by the entire vote.
BRANDON.
Special TO the Gazette.
BRANDON, Ten. Nov. this town
complete gives the amendment l4s,
against 4.
Hogg LIZ, Flanagan I, Heath 3.
For copgress-Abbott ITO.
Senator-Crane III. Crane il for the
commission.
WALNUT SPRINGS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WALNUT SPRINGS, TEX. Nov. 4.-This
Town complete gives the amendment "a,
against the amendment 81.
HoGg 1877, Flanagan l.
For congressmUu-Abbott 1876. No
contrary vote.
For state senator-Frauks (oommis-
stony 1879. No contrary vote.
For representativs-Riddls (commis-
stony 1893.
MORGAN.
Special to the Gazette.
MORGAN. TEX. Nov. 4.-This precinct
complete gives the commission amend
ment 95, against 81.
Hogg l57, Flanagan o.
Congressman Abbott 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-05
THIRD DISTRICT.

srecial to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Nov. "A light vote
was polled here to-day, The Democratic
nominees were all elected.
PITTsBURG.
Special TO the Gazette.
PITTsBURG, TEX. Nov. 4.-The vote
polled ut this box ia 620. So far rs we
have learned Stafford ia elected sheriff !;
Clark for assessor. The balance OF the
county officers are close.
HARRISON COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX. Nov. As far as
heard from the majorities in to-dny's
election are. HogR. 7G4.
For the amendment, TO.
Kilgors, for congress, 100.
L. p. Wilson Is elected representative.
A great many of the country precincts
have not been heard from.
wINNsBoRO.
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wINNsBoRo, TEX. Nov. 4.-In this
precinct and county, as far as heard
from, the vote for governor stands
Hogg ITO, Flanagan so.
For the railroad amendment 1874,
against railroad amendment so.
A. S. Kahn is elected representative.
For Cougrsss-Kilgors l53, Fish So.
wINONA.
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wiNoNA, TEX. Nov. 4.-This precinct
gives Hogg "a, Flanagan 76.
For railroud amendment IS, against
IS.
For presentative-selman 30, Wood
rs.
For floater-S. A. Lindsey go.
For ongressmau-Kilgors Il, Fish
80.
ovERToN.
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FOvERTON. TEX. Nov. 4.-This pre-
cinct complete gives the commission
amendment l6l, against 67.
Hogg 1853, Flanagan 81.
Congress-Kllsors lG4, Fish G7.
Representative Miluer (commi ssou)
l6l; no opposition.
For foatrr-Rudd. (commission) l65;
no opposition.
For county road amendments GO,
against ~.
WILLS POINT.
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WILLS POINT, TEX, Nov. 4.-This
city gives the amendment 33l, against 70.
Hogg 33l Flanagan IL.