Young County political announcements compiled
The State Senate authorized announcements listing Temple Houston from Mobeeth for Senator from the 19th District and several candidates for county offices in Young County. F. A. Mays seeks County and District Clerk, J G Hill seeks Tax Assessor re election, W M Matthews seeks Assessor, James Melton and W T Inger seek Sheriff, P Benson seeks County Surveyor, Robt Hollingsworth seeks County Surveyor, and Wade L T Floyd seeks County Treasurer re election. Election date November 1st, 1884.
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Temple Houston
Mobeeth
F. A. Mays
United Offices Ofunty
Young County
R. Lindsey
E. F. Auburg
J. G. Hill
W. M. Matthews
James Melton
Youngounty
T. Nger
Ofca
Robt
Hollings
Robert Hollingsworth
Young District
Belknap
Brushy
Lindsey
Matthews
Graham
Sam
Houston
Democratic Executive Committee
Clay
Montague
Ma Senate
Graham Texas items reflect fires farms and politics
Local notes report a fire at Goose Neck causing losses, new trades and inns prosper, and residents like Captain J C Bigger and Temple Houston drawing crowds. Surveys, mill notices, and market ads mix with county notices and political clustering as voters weigh candidates and duty.
Ayer’s Pareaparilla Praised by Physicians in Ad
An advertisement extols Ayer’s Pareaparilla as the most effective blood purifier ever devised and notes Tila is recommended by leading doctors.
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Ayer
Butler Campaign Notes Stirred by Ballot Predictions
The Cincinnati Enquirer recalls remarks by Butler about expected votes on successive ballots and the political heat ahead of November. The exchange hints at split sentiments in Massachusetts and anticipation of intense ballots as November approaches.
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Matthew Clark
King’s Creek
Melton
Clark
Butler
Massachsettes
Texas News Inconsistent Local Notes Across Counties
Texas papers report varied local items from Gainesvill Comanche and Marshall to Corsicana Tyler and Whitney. Updates include school ten months at Comanche parish hall repairs in Clarksville and new libraries, water works for Corpus Christi, a baby show at Whitney, a jail claim in Sherman and a defeated local option at Killeen.
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Texas News
Gainesvill
Penn
Bryan
Marshall
Clarksville
Corsicana
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Boerne
Tyler
Whitney
Sherman Courier
Sherman
Whitesboro
Tarrant County
Anderson
Grimes County
Hays County
San Marcos
Bosane
Lampasas
Council of
Gainesville
Killeen
Falls County
San Marcial
Modern surgery repairs seventy foot fall neck fracture
A Boston woman survived a seventy foot fall with a broken neck after surgical realignment of dislocated vertebrae. Surgeons used chloroform as bones and ligaments snapped into place, raising questions about spinal marrow involvement and ethics in experimenting on exected criminals.
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Boston
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State Senate
County Surveyor
Young Cauity
Weargs
Wdle
Fiantilane
Local Matters
Weadler
Hilliard
Dallas
Will Benedict
Lwtisville
Roatalley
Sologf
Crozier & Gorrisson
Thest
Singer
Kershner
Goose Neck
J.C. Bigger
U. S
Aridge Williams
Col. Finlay
B Arnold
J. H. Glasgow
Sheriff Bunger
Jacksboro
Joe Letti
Shurhaker
S. Dgar Hendricks
Southarbor
George Glasgow
Mornino
Graham City
Dr. Bremer
Burkett and Ryus
Graham Texas
J. Bowers
V. Waggoner
Henrietta
Stone
Bower’s
Rio
Tom Stewart
Wilbarger County
J. L. Shanklin
Archer County
Stewart
Crozier
Vernon
Hobbs
Shanklin
Archer City
Crozier & Gorrinsen
Ise
Commissioner's Court
Clay County
2 County
C. E. Gauley
T. Suumaker & Son
Mr. Guss Brack
Palo Pinto
Brack
W. L. Graves
Mrs. Brack
Hall
A. A. Hayes
Massachusetts
Melven & Britt
Seymour
Burkkerr & Ryvs
Drs. Starkey & Palen
Girard Street
Philadelphia
John Meisterhans
Denton Chronicle
Cincinnati Enquirer
Novemer
Het
W. W. Howard
P. H. Benson
J. Piy
O. Jorind, Co
G.B. Jewell Company
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CG. B. Jewell Company
W.C. Beckham & Son
Graham, Texas
Datvan
National Hotel
W. H. Beale
Bowie Strange
Strange
Beale
W.T. Dial
Commodore Vanderbilt
Alexander T. Steward
Jacob Astor
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