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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

Z The convention at Brenham has met and
discharged rs duty You now have n inc
iieId 4 noble and worthy standard bearer IN
the person Of Hon. John Hancock. The can
vass Is now open, and from this time until me
election Is past, every Democrat y e1Pectea
10 40 his duty IN the cause Of justice and civil
liberty. There Is no time, therefore, 70 be
waited IN idle chickering's, that can result III no
GOOD. Let us, therefore, go 80 work with one
accord and roll up majority for our chosen
standard bearer in November even greater
thsn the majorifies given 20 the favOriie sons
Of Boble old Travis in our last general cleo
ton is 81 lfa
Without concert Of action, however, we
can do but little. Your chairman there
fore suggests that Democratic clubs be or
gained il every neighborhood, and in ordel
that the ball may Be set in motion, th,
chairmeR Of the different precinct execu
tive committees an hereby earnestly re
quested to call neetings in their severa
precincts at an early day, for the purpos'
above mentionsd. Clubs, when Organized
are requested to inform me Of the fact, 81
that We mar at all times act IN concert
also suggestions from Democrats from
every pat Of the county. ~
4 Hoping that these views will meet witt
4 the appreciation Of ell Democrats, and tina
\ you EiIl join heart and hand with me II
i this work, ] am your Obedient servant.
i j. n. DENTON.
Chair Dem. Ex- Com, Travis Co.
Austin, August %, 1874.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

- 49, p H..a
To the sheriff or any constable Of T.ayis coupiy,
waTziAs. &. ROBERTS did le in the District
~, 1--WE oo.nly On nc iolrteenh day OF Au-
Johns and the Life AssOciafibnof America a foreiqn
a;Gng cuisines " aHd hsyng 5ss eonle IN
president alleging thar said A. g. ROBERTS e the OWN
e q policy q assa,snss At 500 issgse By sid
ttioners life. fer the beneut ofpetoners wife But 70
pay al premiums on which wss etiioners dlity and
policy after Two or more annual payments q non.
fofeting; that more than four ANIMAL payments have
ehsrtsz Of ssid EsosiHfion said olev IA, 1et y me
tender value Of ssloZ5 that on re twepry-drst of
ton $50 evidenced by q promissory note due Ia
twelve months and gave trust deed On certain props
cry IN Austin tdeseibc Ia petiti0tD to O. r. Johns =
said $50 principal and interest that said ote e INV
dae, and peiitioner offered q eHrenderraid policy
ton would credit said n0lc affi die cas.s rrrander
vane Of said policy; that the proposition was rnsed
sne one * esy2r. sltPrg e ee trustee IA said
nrty described therllns ~ scsentetnfh Of Atcnef
y e, an a, s e e9l 9ed g apply ne oes
terest; that said association d foreign corlorafor
having ts residence beyond the limits Of Te7as and
should Be made great injury would be done pettouer
FOR which be would have no adecuate Iflaf IL
that when he s Allowed this he h resdv 10 ~ 49,
balance due On nald note said petition Il duly sworn
20 ln1aneon I, resain said sale Is prayed for m
IL TIE equifes between the parties can re adjusted
which has been granted Decree adIustinq ~ eoui.
ties between the parties prayed for md in
JUNCTION prayed for, save AZ 10 snch snouuf - nav
Wherefore, We command yog 20 SUMMON 1sid LIE.
Aesoclation Of Anerica and He1ry " Rough ~ pres-
laenA ~ causing tnis WI 70 be Published for four
s9ccessye weea prior Q he return taY hereof iu the
ME1ELr DEaocRATIc sTATzslAz 3 he4 s5hDef uuh,
ahed ~ Travis county, p appear before re DisiTicf
ColFt 81 Travis county. % Is Hold II ~ onrf F'~
tne-eoli m Anefiu, - ne FIRST MONDAY 1T 90
IOb1h, l3l4, tn and t1ere % ansaef he eaid nett
- ont herein, when and whore YOU ehel raake f--
how you have executed fll1 WI ~ ---''-
witness, Ertnk Brown cIsr1 ~ rrf7 erasl-
fSEAIl and the aesi thereof afface III E1-ii,, 49,
september 4, lss4- 80
RRArEK RRoM1--- :.
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THE- sTATE. OR. TEXAs, -

To the sheriff or any coustable Or Travis county,
greeting. 1873 NJ or tHU tun aeHfa aotl
Whereas Walter Custard Mary Eanes, Il. @ Eanes
and William Cdstari ~. have aed their petition IN
The District Court d Travis county agansf Edward
Sorin whose residence Il unfChoWn. aeotng that on
JanuarTi 1874 olaintifs we're laFfrlly seized and
possessed OF lot Of landin the CITY fAustin known
g lot ~ IN block 49, nat defeudant entered upon and
tOok possession 81 thu same and elecfed plaintins
therefrom, and now dcpves them OF the use n0 poe
session OF the thue Paintis pray fOf judguelt for
said premises for writ Of possession and neral re-
lief. 3 ol &q y y L5l1fQa 20 Y
wherefore we command yon togsummon coward
Sorin by causing this writ to be Published for four
Successive Weels PRIOR 70 the relun day hereof N
some newspaper published Ia Tryis county % appear
before the District Court OF Travis county TO be held
MONDAY IN o1cT0BER, f874 then and there % an
swer the petition u sid u alter Custard 1ay5 taraI
II. O.. Eanes and william Custard, Jr. BRIG state.
ment OF which Is set cut herein. when and where ou
sllan make llosrn loW ydn have executed fhisaFrif
Witness, Frank Brown clerk OF said court,
lSEALl and the seal thereof atfached This Sep
aseswat rH 3 pr AK iBRoWpS clert
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D LEGAL advertisements
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THE STATE OF, TEXAS lf

~-~s--,-.lS~-r,-----l 49,
THE STATE OF, TEXAS Il ~
To the shsris Or any constable Or Travis county.
greetinEs m h - ff
JAMES II RAYMOND and &. W. wHITIs. under
Their nfra name % RAYMOND : " have He'd ter
PETITION u lhe Distrlt eoaEt % sid county against
SIMON MCSSINA and JAMES p. MCKINNEY. a.
lsing tina the dsfeld.It sslIa p Undecided % pe
tiuOners IN thu sum of ls - gold. balance due On
tircc pIcnissoEy notes executed BY sid M1ssinf; oc
20 James r.. Macarthur, ore 10 Mary Doyle, as
szsned 10 sdid Plaintiffs, and ono txecnted 10 said
pian ids hy sSla Mussina; TINT piainiiiis are the
legal owners and holders o. said nctrs and if said
balance Is dee and unpaids End e ID rstttO hoses
hen upon Is 40 acres IN lrssls county, purchased
b. said Mussina from John u IL arthur and he last
nJse lien upun6io acrs An estQue comfy, Texa<
and they fray Tor Indnrrt Tor their debf; fora fore
closure % thef lrnOn said landa, and Tor gntFal
/ lief. Is - ~ t--t IN 3, -.is...--, ...s,.
Wherefore we contiand YOU % summon ssil simon
lnssfna who d iIuuien Cd nifh Jsnst y. Nc kinney
by causing this writ pc Published fnr successive
weeks prior 10 the retufn da hageof, ID eonne
PAPER Published m TIava county 20 appear before The
District Court or travis co1n,y 70 Be held 81 the
Court HouEe thereof - Austiu. I'd the FIRST NON
DAY IN OCTOBER. 1874. then and there Il answer
the petition Of said f1ymond u " hlls y brief
/ ment Of which isses ont he1ein hen aud where You
shall make known how You have executed this writ.
| gls Witness FrsDk Brown, clerk of sid court,
fsEAI-l and the seal thereof attaehed this Aug usi
1 ~ p IS 1874 - E. = ~ -.sttt e ~ -
see W.T. -.f -, FRANK BLOWN, Clerk I
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Dr. Bile has made sspeclaty ana this scouEge Of hu-
munity unsuCccsslully tea5ed b. most practitioners,
q easily and quickly overcome BY bis new treatment
Being pupil Of the most renowned sician fors yph
little diseases IN the Word-frof Rcord, in Rhrls-
DR.. bile win always guarantees. cure IN any case Of
gyphilitc disease which may come under bis treat
ent; and hundreds this city and vicinity can tee
liy that n Of syphiltic nature where other
cossfUl -. ~
No man Il too old and 10 nan 4 too debilitatcd,
that he cannot Be eompleiely ren and reiu-
Yonafed BY the treatment o. Dr.. W. Bile.
Dr.. W. bile wishes % call particular attention. 70
Ne new discovery, By which - can, hy the help OF
microscope ard chemistry, discover N there Isl any
.ypAtic poison IN TIT eloohlc Cd Il Of the greatest
importance 81 persons having had vcncF0al diseases
oPn believe themselves cnred ard the poison still
Eerns IN the blood 70 break ont sooner o. later. Dr..
Bic hes resided On New Orleans Tor years n endorsed
~ ne best citizens there and By his skill knowledge
and cures has ohtalncd great reputation -
~ RIile uill b at Austin September q ailhe RAY
1EOrD- HOuS8, whern be VIII be glad 70 see
hosc needing bis services q once a. he stay win
consallafions s,Eictly conadcniid IN English Ger
pap' tsePea ana sAH'na'i '.n mn ", mis-
mvl dku6n - canalutreet New Orleans IA.
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Tn agricultural t1umphs which have
heen achieyed in Nebraska are the
work az little more than ten years, and as
The country Is settled and the position Of
the farmer becomes easier, wheat ranks
higher among the crops Of the country. hi
1850, when the population was IS, 900, the
Wheat crop amounted 70 Ia, So bushels, or
about Iire and fourth lushe pr head; and
81 1870. when tie population was f2e. COO
tie wheat crop was q 1sS CSC bushels, or 4
little under seventeen and & half bushelspet
head.
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.Carp.ets,
House Furnishing Goods,
Z DR.. W. BILLIE,


A graduate from the University Of Copenhagen,
Denmark, Honorary N. y. from the University Of
PadOva Italy; for several years assistant physician 20
the celebrated Prof. Ricord. Paris.
Having been FOR years student at the large nospi
tails Of Paris, London, Viclna and Copenhagen, and
through large and varied pTcce during feen years,
has ganed the most thorouGh knowledge Of the nature
o. al chronic diseases and se treatment thereof and
be has, In ha extensive practiee had an unparalleled
success. and very often effected cure where every
remedy had been tried hnG al hope Of restoration Of
health had been deaoaired OF er saf 4..ls. 8
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious and life
emblttering OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ever In vain
called on Dr. Billie. In every case has he by his new
method Of trcatment restored the functions OF the
stomach and with i the health and vigor Of the pa
tent, and many person does to-day with gratitude,
recall the moment he placed himself under DR., Blles
For HE treatment o. LADIES' DISEASES, DR..
BILE b deaeEvedly renowned and no lady suffering
nom AlIENORRHCEA. DYSMENORRHOEA, HYS-
TERRA. PROLAPSU8 UTERI, OF any other discese
peculiar 70 the female system, should fail % call
suffering and ultimately restored to perfect health
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It ~ 7i''i5 PRANK BROWN. clerF.
TlHE sTATE. OF TExAs. -. .. = 8.


Tothe sheriff or any constable Of Travis county eFesE
You are hereby commanded 70 summon by publica-'
ton IN newspaper published IN the county 81 Travis
State OF Texas for four weeks previous to the return
day hereof, Jane A Rose Harvey WhcelOck Josephine
E. Wheelock Susan b Wheelock and Lou 81 Hhcn-
lock- tWh0 are nonsreEidents of the State OF
Texas ;, to be and appear before the District Court
70 be holden IN and for the county OF Travis at the
C9uFt House thereof, in the city OF Austin the first
Monday IN october next, 10 answer the petition Of
Bronson b.. Rose RichafdeJ. Jones, Ellen G. Jones
John g, ball, Pattie r. Hall Jos A. Green Malcolm
Green, Erasmus Rose Ailnie + Belt, wm L. Bell
Mamie Rose, Robt. Rose, sam p Rose, Henry Rogere
Eliza Rogers George b Winston and Fannie Winstoui
which alleges in stance that the etOners except
J. g. Hal, RJ, Jones, d. Rogers, ", 1. Bel and u, 81
Whstoh and the defendants IRE heirs in different de
gfees| OF James NJ Rose, deceased and as such own
undivided interests in lands In the State OF Texas as
follows to-Wft: "a tract Of NAY acres sifnhted In
Grimes county, and two tracts, one Of GAO acres and
one Of 1876 sores, etualed In Wharton on Colorado
county sod lands being more particularly deagnated
and described IN the petition, and in an uHlOeated
balance land certificate for af6S acres an Of which
were granted by the State Of Texas, to the heirs or
ests are specifically set out in The pelon and that
the plaintiffs desire partition OF said lands aud land
certiacate and they bring this suit for partition and
Witness, Frank B-oEn CLERK Of said court and the
seal thereof attached, August - 1873. :.
Came to hand the famo day Issued and ordered to be
published four weeks in the DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY
STATESMAN. aHa0oh5 ioTq4 pEvnr rt--ol,I
9lauSz 4Vuf iaeili ig Deputy Sheriff. T. c.
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-. EHAl7K BROWN :


~ >t4ArH y |ilsFslT u OF lis AZ
y PoIST,iENI rs hANERrPrcT.
Ne.leIn DisiIiet q Tea 81 Touh0nit nlsy con
NE nndsrsirsa ntr.hr riv,- ,s...r,f
lslt a. a9.l9ncp q Moor q Wiron 81 Boon n fe
county Of Blazo1 ard 3tats q 1e7. ~ ~ 80
own petition 81 TIE dllli ~ s1.II ~ = Z. 49,
~ Anaiin till- LorriesrtA e.E 81 eeplelhel A.. %
sFI7 ~ As.assef No1ls z ss'. 61nI
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IN the last twenty years the product Of
butter and cheese in the United States has
been more than doubled. Last year it
amounted to ESQ, 900, 900 pounds Of butter
and 800, 000, 900 pounds of cheese, OF which
more than one-fourth Of the butter and
nearly one-half Of the cheese were made by
TIE State Of New York. The cheese facto-
Eiss number about 1000, employ about
%, 0oo, 600 capital. and use the milk Of
three-fGulths Of million cows. The Aplcr-
icaa Greer states that the production this
year i likely to greatly exceed that Of last
year, but does not believe that the pfodnc-
ton viii even exceed the demand. The
cheapening and improvement Of butter and
cheese bY artificial means win tend rather
% ovostock the market.
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9 I.slgFEE4.E COURT DOCKET,

For tho Tyler branch. October term, a. D. 1874.
fift assignment commencing On Monday October
q lti4, flnuirg tFo Weazl. gnd cumFfislnr The
Fourth fllh and nixth Judicial Dlrtrice except the
codntes or angelina and tIonsfbh Which aie rsf ms
able 70 the Gals egton. branch. s.,f--. f.f.s1.
tceond ae.iRnfnent, comm onclne On the NIho,eonlh
Dlf 81 OelQAe iol icolfnnin9 two week. and CON-
pTised 81 Che Tenth Judicial DisHlct
b T1ird d1siqnnisnl tcidfonc 81 oa Che Second Day
oi-N oYemper, lat4s continuing two weeks and com
prising the Seventh ana Elti judicial islIicis az
tuFnabia to the Austin branch. +.
q B0drt1 nsiShindhl 81 essIlfa 81 the slSteouth
Day Of November. 1874. confirnlnf two uenkn and
comprising the Ninth and Eleventh Judicial Dlstiicts
the Austin branch
BY order 81 the court PITT s
snls ditrsts IOWA. DrNoEliANDIR. Clerk.
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TIE GOIlad COnvenefon-Col sehleiehersn
speech Of AceePtance. .nalo

49, .'t tatF-ti- lTt|f
On the nomination Of the. Hon. GustOve
schleicher, at the Goliad Convention, he
replied as follows: ss..
Ar. President and Menabps Of tAe Con-
Osation-I am deeply gratifed at the honor
you have rendered me, so much so that /
can scarcely give expression to my feelings
came here with entirely different expecta-
tions; came to support with al the means
IN my power, and to nominate a friend
whom have long known and respected
Gov. stockdale. have done an in my
power to do 90, and il ! feel. any regret az
all--f such thing can be--it Is that my
success rests upon the defeat Of a friend.
! am astonished, and more gratifed than
can express, at this expression Of friendship,
considering the fact that have been so long
absent from public life, that this proof that
I am not entirely forgotten H. gratifying
beyond measure now take this honor, at
your hands and promise yon that as far as
] an capable, il shall be directed to the sue
cess Of our cause. have been Demo-
crat ever since could vote. never cast a
vote but Democratic vote, and never exr
30, I have stood by the Democratic
pafty when in its strength and glory, and
have stood Is faithfully by it when in de-
feat and misfortune. There is no time aud
no occasion now 70 go into any discussion
Of heprineiples Of the party. My leading
idea Of politics Is that there are two ideas
Of government one personal one, and the
other governed by supreme law; the one
controlled by one person or a rabble of per-
sons, and the other BY immutable law pre-
scribed BY the people. I have always
thought that the Democratic party has sus-
tanned and hald aloft the government OF
law Is against the personal government OF
the other party. Theirs IS monarchical
form Of government; ours is the reverse.
ny opinions are well known, and having
held such opinions for SO long period, I
cannot change them If ! would
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iFaoR sALHsa1s la5sas ag1sssb ''ll,I9 >

- az s.snfqfo or ff-ie trtrr ehaare rrof e4o
One Of the finest stock farms III the State of Fetf
and hegll hHud eaa1tydf slfuah0ir ttt ID bebuf
passed THIS yaluab properly A. in Hays equity, On
the Banco river, betveeh M8unt lin ity aud IA
Marcos on the San AnteDio roedg about iHoni y-tWo
miles nom Austin. This estate Contains $3.50 acres ol
land, wind l the etDck and lmpr1rnn F1D arrt
the Biaiieo funnii z be h 80 - ~
eqna - = IN the .ete Four hundredi ae1es eulod
land IN high cultivation, hot SURPASSED IN produclion.
abundance Of timber elmt bofy ne ibalS ara
walnut; and one hundred and fifty acres not encosed
There are nifty buildings On % premise various nd
for roping handling stock there are 900 head N
cattle, from cne.half 20 full blooded Dnrham from
two hundred and fty to three hundred head on eKas
catnesf nlteen 70 t1ehty yok8 % tEe; 100 head Of
American horHee and mules; two lpe Jacks; ted 20
fifteen work mules and horses; wagons fnf and com
pete etQet q egIcpltqfal iptlemenn, reiperf corn
ana cotton planters, threahere, etc; and erst
Mills ah.ng machine ti1p tottoh fiId faIhhg isfhe
efs m p FsteF PoweF aforiea tbe Banfo river.
me loain dwelling house5 with tlstefn. out houses
apa eyfly eQnyepiense and fe4mfir situated on
country alidlas but tore sen 10 DO Iaihlfll I 4
" any one Qr more Wish ocpReae N the
stock buainess with an tie adVahta ii6E n, ~
time riga q 1rgircaspf fpc ari IuhDrn may be
IAeed the finest blOOded stock m The counfr. "a -
c1tefpn nan ehb Woil Stage "a il r8IId fct ~
oW7 price in thia and the neNhbnrinr - - a.
blooded STOCK y much needed ana sodcilt aflf -. r
Any persqnf hing 50 puffhase fhis plao1 GdI com.
mnnicate with me By letter or la pcrson and Il tI
take 9reat pleasure On allowing lie pl6I 6ila Per
s''iAss pPs g e n.y.
tauS q 13q oTI fostof'ee hgz h1lsAustin. p exas.
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NARRY THE NEwsn

~ % Trn2 oa" ,ytols ilH-sai TX fsnse
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway ha1 ING
completed and opened for business their North Easter1
EsteASOh QIissOur DiEision) nom sedallE to Hanni
bal are now running their Elegant Equipped Trains
through to Hannibal without charge. na1il1 nf fal
passengers for points in Northern Missouri, Iowa
Wisconsin, MinnesOta, the Upper Mississippi region
Northern and Central Illinois, Chicago Michigan and
the Great Northeast, viii andthis the Shortest Cheap
est and Quickest Route, Through Cars tgiH continns
to run through 10 St. LOuls without change, gta Sc
dalia as heretofore.
For full information as to time, and correct map
this line and its connections, address, '"o ,
JAMES ID BROWN THos DoRwIS, 1la
~ Gen'l Ticket Agent, he "a 0Gen1 Pass. Agent, J.;
l1qiv sedahA, Mo. st. Louis, Mo.
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Punrlc srkAKlNo BY HoS. JoHN HAN.
rock.--I win speak az the believing places
% the days nanods -
Heslron, Wednesday, September 81
Winchester, Eayotie county. THURSDAY
Septcnbel ~
Co.umt,'R Monday. Stn.erh IS a
HhllesaellIc, Lsv2ea e6a5tt. Il. .ius Is.
Gcnm btf 90
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!. ESyERy SEWING MACHINE
/ g nlno , 'DoUnLk:fD IN VALUE.
iD' tps - ~
Paimer,s comhinatlOn Attachment.

t"' APt 90 NJ
2 Paimer,s comhinntlOn Attachment.
inol8 nELN tftt ttIlitia Tx ta
. irff,roe RfALI. SEWING MACHINES.
P,spHEea TIE uilllnes ted better than can b
oh 4, II prepares mnntrs foid with different color,
q % pieces Of goods 81 one operation.
g 7 prepares and places afod IN any seam perfectly
It prepare ana puts double o. sInrlsfoId on II.
81 edge Of, q hand-aifgsf Ell fraf'3If 1880 -
:. 8, II corda bias hands
"a upFepares md applies = double Preach hen
q Il prepares cord welt perfectly
f1h2lt ppares and places "a cord welt IN any seam
= c6fa Es Il ne same siA,e gathering
and placing the welt ~ ~ gathering eoam, sewing lf
10 plain band u oeeireq, at one operation.
Z %. u kln.l paln enihollng ifL HnH FNoH
Al i g.pers ile segs On At the same time, better
aillss = Rsns el reed, bias Or strlight i'ai
NO ~ Is hlndB With cut binding tuir
4 rs, II eewg any without Blasting. -
The arrangement Is very novel, and II 4 one Of fhe
hrlsni1 n use, Indispensable 81 utility
I. doubling tbe value Of any sewing machine.
II ln0fdefng state KIND 81 sewing machine.
fliffe - With spl Instructions for lee uaa malicd
To- % f76fl PALMkR MANUFACTURING Co.
An opportunity seldom offered 10 seentt Of both
sexeal which eFe waited evefywhefe. inneflalsy.
10 nncor<sefsk1s.v4r l1f m ~ -
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dE NoRs SALE zsls i,a 70 aolnu sas M,
1fY FARM. FIvE MILES FRoM AUSTIN. on
the tpckhet road Fine tiIreesthry0bui twelYd
The tact 800 ID cultivation, tenant h5hsea md ali nee
essarz housee and conFenlencaS bgionqink t0Ia
nrsI cIlss tafne FOR terms, apply on The PRAISES or
marIwu .. ..-lt s. g. sNERD. lsR.
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s. ConrTe--IonaI Noninaslon- a
Texas.
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ouftcen .flndrod aud aeVehfenir acres ~ lrnl m
Hontton county, % Unfncane bavon About ono r1iIe
rom ne Trinity fIgtI md about nIno miles west Ol
tfocee tneIf y 40 sfnqfcf On ne land which
fte.lt 1.uek f.l' IIu 80 10 800 acres a1re been
u en- iyniQn. to1e 40 0r 80 acres rF1lre land
nlf on 14c DIocc. Io land lni1 - bc rorF pro-
aleute ~ order q make quick sale viii fate lof the
1iacp tl1 low pIice ~ $50. Do1bIo inf tHce hag
been q1cred md Refused fCF ~. The oH1eT wants
money nov md wiz s.ll ~ toe price nan6d ADrlYio
d =. BE- y ~ "a zs3Iis ss fss:.
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Nearly 1000 now in use working under heads varying
from 70 30 feet q sizes, from ~ y 90 inches
The moot powerful wheel in tie market, and ihost
economical AZ nAs q EatsEitsBA 70 su9xii9 ha3ih
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-11

OUR readers may not be generally
aware that that part of the recently
enacted postal law providing for the
free delivery of newspapers to sub
scribers in the county where pub
lished, went into force on the first of
July last. Until the first day of
January, 1878, therefore, the law
concerning the transmission of
newspaper matter is substantially
the same as it was before the law of
1873 was passed, but after that date,
among other changes that are made,
advance pay will be required on all
papers sent to postoffices beyond the
limits of the county in which the
papers are published.