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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04

MORTGAGE sALE.-Detault having been
1fl made IN the conditions of certain inden-
ture OF mortgage bearing date the 9th day of
Paq1In and Henrlette Paquin, his wife, of St
Ignace, county of Mackinac. and State of Mich
igan. to John R. Bailey, of Aacsinac, Mackinac
ment OF the sum of Sky 1900 dollars
which said mortgage is recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds for said coun-
ty of Mackinac, in LIber SOP of mortgages on
note accompanying the same. there is now due
and unpaid the sum of sixty 1861 dollars: and in
terest on the same since the .27th-day of March,
A:ER;, lS.5, at tas rate often per cent per an
dollars. provided for in said mortgage, should any
proceedings be taken to forclose the same: and
no proceedings having been taken either in law
or IN equity TO recover SAID mortgage debt or
any part thereof: Now, therefore, by yirtue of
the power of sale in said mortgage Contained.
and by virtue OF the statute in stlchtease, made
ana PREY ded Z; Eotiee is hereby given that on
JANUARY, A. d., 1876. at O'Clock in the after
noon OF SAID day, at the front door Of the court
house I'M the village OF Hackinac, Mackinac
county, State of Michigan, that being the place
for holding the circuit court for said countyl,
there will be sold at public auction to the bieh,
est bidder, the premises described in said mort
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the amount dueI upon said note and
mortgage, for principal, and interest together
with the cost and expenses of sale and the At
torney fee provided for in said mortgage; said
premises peing oescrlped as follows, to-wit: All
the township OF st. Iguace, county of Maekinaf.
Michigan, bounded and described as follows tn,
wit: The West half, of the North West corner, of
the North West quarter, of the South East omar
ter, of section two ~, in township forty I41l.
North OF range four ~ West, containing ten
acres. 10 tas.e. - - sls7~ - ~
- r,sJoHN5R. BAILEY, Mortgageessr
Dated Mackinac. October 18TH 1875.
WATTS s, HUMPHREY. Attv for Morfgaoaa
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04

Did youeyer come down stairs on Sun
day morning and ask your wife to put a
button on your waistband, but what she
lHed her eyes TO Heaven, and with
ciasped hands assured you that when
that snirt was put away there was a but
ton on it?
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04
10 renoys stumSp5s from a field. ali that

VIO fC1dOsC HCItt, CIIdt
is necessary is to have one or more sheet
iron chimneys, some four or five feet
high. Set 6fe to the stump and place
the chimney over it, so as to give the re-
quisite draft at the bottom. 1t will
draw Ikea stovef The. stumpswill soon
be consumed. With several such CHM
neys, of different sizes, the removal Of
stumps may be accomplished at merely
nominal labor and xpense.-Maryldnd
Former
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04
Silent Men.

Washington never made speech. In
the zenith of his fame he once attempted
lit, and failed, and gave itup confused and
Iabashed. tin. framing the Constitutions of
the United States the labor was almost
wholly performed in committee Of the
whole, of when George Washington was
the chair4nan:. but he made LHo speeches
during the convention, which were of a
| very few words each. The convention.
however, acknowledged the master spir-
| it, and historians affirm. that. habit not
been for his personal popularity and the
| thirty-wofdsefh his firStspeech, pfOnOtinc-
ing it the best that. coe ld be united upon,
| the Constitution would have been reject
ed by the people. Thomas Jeffersonnev-
er made q speech. He couldn't do it.
Napoleon, whose Executive ability was
almost without q parallel, said that his
greatest trouble was in finding men of
deeds rather than words:l When asked
| how he mai ntained his influence over bis
lsuperiors in age and experience, when
commander-in-c chief of the army in Italy,
he said, "by reserve" The greatness OF
a man. is net measured by the length OF
his speeches. and their number
A lady writer in the American Grocer
lsays that glYcerine. is not used inSthe
bright waf. Size asserts that .t6.preserve
fthe smoothness aIid softness of the,hands,
keenfa. small bottle of ,glyeerine near
the place where you habitually wash
Them and,whenevers 5ou have finished
washing, and before wiping them, put
| one or two drops Of tho glycerine on the
wet palm and rub the hands thoroughly
with it as if it were soap, thendry lightly
with towel. Household work and bad
! weather will netsprey Y our skin from
being smooth and soft if this plan of
using olvcerine is followed
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04

When a man revolyes much in his
mind, does it make him dizzy?
Why cannot a temperance man kiss a
Jewess? He has sworn not to taste
Jew-lips. az g -ee...a.FA
s.Are there any fools in this city?o asked
a stranger of newsbOy. ''NO; Go you
feel lOneSOme2n was the reply.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04

Roman boy swimming went where nobody
- could see. sf1rffs iIf 81 IL ~ f5allf -
Then put his shirt on wrong eide out through
some mistake of he.
Nor saw his error till he lay across his mothers
-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04
THE IDEAL.

THE IDEAL.
Last night sat and thought,
ItriedS - ItriSf to wife, ~
ired fllay< }but, bafiod q1ite,
And - ~ 4 - NY wrought :
spell upon me there seemed cast, -
Wove of the threads of other yearoSx
And faces came and dwelt with me-
- Th2t 1eave known and loved " see .f1cz :
49, Ihtu4t far time so long since ned. 81 D, =,
And by the Reaper gathered fast.
OF all the throng that harutdlm
Was one whom can not describe:
{f53aIe ~ rdsi iuds e>bfmS rh
.NlO&fanciSdHi elues ~ ascflbt,t - So q
Inadequate my words must be.
A. sister DEAR would she were,
TO me she always seemed "a such.
To bcauty's mould she owesno debt
f2 s,' That att ~ sosSESe POI fSIgss - j
An earnest sour1ooked more than fair.
Nor is it on occasions rare
al Alone p me herface hath come; - 4
.(4NBit 0'ten then perpiexed hgnt II . q
NY rugged way, and doubt the right
That pesceful face hath come,
And banished half my care.
And thus 1 feel 'twilleyer be-; - :
Her face know ne'er can see
Except in fancy's lofty flight;
TO guide my erring feet Alright
A beacon light she'll ever be
To lead me to eternity ~ - 1879 =. sssz
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04

Dated Mackinac. October 18th, 1875
WATTS S, HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgaeee
no15-13t
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Dated Mackinac, October 10th 1875.
; w. 8. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgage.
neI4 12t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

which Is about q per cent below the equivalent OF
the latest London quotations. Ohio and Mississippi
was quite steady ut 15si9157s015is015a4 North
Western opened at 39h339ss, sold at 1873, and
closed at 80. ct. Paul opened at 34is sold down to
and closed at 33as. Union Pacific opened at 7O4
and after selling at 6oi2, closed at 70s. The mar
ket although closing ut slightly better prices than
the lowest was not strong but feverish. The Lead
ngstock Of the day was Lake Shore, of which
shares were sold Pacific Mail and Western Union,
each $4,000 Erie, 10,70o; Ohio aud Mississippi
6,4O0 North Western, $500; Rock Island, 3,4oo
Wabash, $500; st. Paul, $500; do. Preferrd'
2,4OO Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, $50 !;
Union Pacific, 900, and st. Joseph 500. The open
ing, highest lowest, and closing prices OF active
stocks sold to-day will be found in the subioincd
fob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

MONDAY, Sept. or. NJ

MONDAY. Sept. 27-P. NJ.
Whether the stock market to-day has simply rc-
sponded to its inherent weakness or to tho
reports from Fab River Of the Bread riots there,
growing out of the fact that 81 mills are closed
Ia sad comment upon the current reports Of pros
porous businessl, the fact remains that after tho
first half hour tie sellers have far outnumbered
the buyers as TO cause decline Of from il to 23s
per cent upon the general list. The total amount of
transactions has been less than tho average, being
only about 145,000 shares Western Union,
which opened at 76ss, sold down to 75io,
but was rallied again TO 76G7o7s on a report that
the Direct (opposition) Cable had been broken.
Pacific Mail opened steady and dull at 35lsa 347s.
shot up to $3.50, and then steadily sold down to 80
closing with rally to 34si. Concerning this prop
erty we to-day permitted to read private
letter from one who present at the recent survey
made of the City of Picking, which more than con-
rmed all We have ever said about tho condition of
the ship, and adds that the condition of the
City Of Toxic will be found to be not much
better than that of the Picking. Michigan
Central has made further decline from the opening
price of 55ss to 3d. on the small sales of only 100
sliares. We can hear Of special reason why this
stock should have declined per cent within the
past three days, and presume that there is none
further than tho fact that it is not speculative"
stock. Eew-York Central also continued weak and
declined to 1Ol T. with sales at 101l seller 60 days.
although ralyng at the close " l02ls Rock Island
after selling at 1878 1918 in tho early trade
closed at 107lQ Lake Shore opened at 53a,
sold at 53ss0537s, and then, with eonadera-
bio trading down TO b2ns, rallying to 90.
Toledo md Webash showed some life early in
the day at 6l<06cs but later became duh
ut Ga Erie opened OF II, sold at 18so0l70167s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

geot "a aS 400 200 $50 300 I9s63i0 25e957Oo 100
OR s23s ea5 900 49, 25s3a6G0 g. 80
OCT 10 2@S s7 s0 2si 7 500 fssioeoo
Oct ~ 99o 10, T01 on q7s 100 25ifS00 6fIO
Der "a a,6 s04 s0 2sI 400 2s0c5o0 CJcJ go
Oct n 9a5 s2 700 2sl 50I3 800 6S5lC
Nov T22s Ts3 900 285 OG 700 100 25e5Og Csoli o
Nov "a 29 o9l DO 800 $50 1900 5etIO
Nov 81 22T ago roo 2S3 81 20o 800 1870 Ic
Nov "a 800 2s2 275 go 200 ocsoc 81 eciO
Dac g9l9e32 ,n 2s6 063 IL 800 sSflOV % Olo
Dec u 2Is lO8O00 .ei 9 800 200 Z30I2gV
Dec - 2l57 800 2ss s05 800 4,2ls5O Aeyiso e
nee 2g 2l3 coo 800 500 a. 800 fI9Jli
'7SJan 92i $50 200 I3sc 2islo 100 soo
Jan. 923lCIss00 2s6l59oo l7S1to0 ~
Jan. 16 23G,s275oo 2s29200 z322lloo ~, 10
Jan q 500 2s4 S2s 49, 900 228s0O0 " III 90
Jan 80 2s I9 200 49, go % 9e5 400 24535Uo ~ ~
Feb 10 800 100 n, 600 1891 so ol en
FEB - 49, II 200 10. 800 2J6flSO DO .D
Peb 20 a36 223SOG 300 5i29oo 5ctIto
Feb Fl 1913 CO.. 800 292o1 900 ~ 1854 300
Mar 2J2,5 800 10, 92l 500 22ts25oO 5l9tyy
Mar Is22JED 30 2ss 40 coo 1905 100 224iol0 S0c2yo
Mar - s,ilo3OD 2s3,35s0o ,l6y9O 2is?Soo eis
Mr. 81 200 yT?Os2 SOC 1893 "a 23l 200 5SiSo
nr 100 ~ sSS s?S2 253i sossoo
% r. &c 700 o7s aS3 900 9SS5 Il 800 &C. 6. 800
Anr " 800 277 sG go Al 800 1919 800
April "a az g26yC ATS $50 GOO I<yl3.D0 SoloO cfvO
Nav 2sl,G62I0) 25S2j3 900 l2OtSrU t62G o5S.u'SD
May 227 s73 2s3 S2OSOo 95l1, 800 2ostan o5!ay
Nav f5 23I y1f 800 900 100000 20sS400 oSuIO
NAV ~ 22i2o.0 2s3Cg0 500 1o3si.Sc0 2os31 5oJee3o
NAY 90 32sDOqOO 500 f0G3sGC0 2066l00 6lo2!o
June 2342il00 ISL 4Cl go 1t6250O l992l,lO 653ilyo
lime - 100 III s37 800 1855 lsp 500 O. 632o
lime 10 100 2752I, 800 IOs08200 l9Gc6,Goo 66s20D
Juno 26 2a5163O0o 610 800 os3oo lsIt?e0 -
July 25,se5 100 1891 100 ssti 900 i9oiS'S0 .i'ss1'
Jny II 2y0s26 800 2e 1880 l6937 200 1ss54s0 7cl go
july "a 252i2s6ee 27 80 l69ei9o issol o ~ 9sao
Juy 81 ?S OoS 100 2Ts 9O7 100 lT5i94o 1S1ye40 IbsoW
Iug 25l46?s 800 200 ls57eloo Is2tGc
Aug Il 2isO332c0 2335ll9 633ii0o IL ssD - l3W
Aug a 2e.ec e ~, 900 % s'e .oo
sent i go L. 9i0,3O0 lsI25t00 700 900
sept II 242Coi2O 2s3 .s,o os1820o !; 1920 CO.
Sept % 239 S94eo 1ssl62oc 10000 l7s43oO 67'INo
TABJd of tie rerdge Amount o. Loans, Specie Crculd-
N0i, Deposits and Legal Tenders ~ ne BdnEs ne
Otyof Scic- Tori; for tie rces ending Saturday, Sep'
25. 1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1Olk O'CLOCK
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
500 coupon, 1867. 10000.
FIRST BoARD--I0Io O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of State Bonds-R1iroad Bonds-Bdak and Rail
road Shares-EfDr[ss stocks. DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
The offering and asking prices for stocks at the
close of the Exchange to-day were
The cable news from London is nnimpoTtant

Tue cable news from London is nninpoT'snt
Consols arc heavy and United States securities
without material change. The rate of discount in
she open market for three months bills is per cent,
the same as the Bank OF England Tine bullion with
drawn from the bank to-day on balance amounted
to $4,000. Eric shares were quoted at 1870 loi2.
Foreign exchange was quiet with actual bu>ncss ut
about 04.79i2 for long and 4.s5GO483i2 for de
mand sterling. The nominal rates were reduced to
4.Soi2Q io4l2. Gold has been quiet and steady at
1lGl2d llG5s Tic rates paid for borrowing were
l3oGiG4 per diem and 7G6 per cent per annum.
,v ,,;rc,,l ,rcac for gold today were az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

Treasury comprised:
Goa r,cc,,ia 1862 oo2 81 Curry paymcnss 1e2. 1877 80
Get. layiu ats 1857 562 Ga CRY oalalee U3u33a %
Col balance. 81, 's "U} - CuStc'Is 4oZ,oco w
Car yrprepis... lNi, J'r3 rs .. -.
Cancelled Gold Certificates Washington 1276.o00 90
TIE Treasury balances at the close OF business to-
day were Currency IS $780, 900; coin, 500 900;
les coin certificates, S;12, 900.
Money closed easy at 1l2@2 pr cent on call, with
no chance in discounts.
Government bonds were frrH, and tho following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
city bank shares /:
And tie following for city b

Railroad bonds were firm, and prices were well
maintained, except for Michigan Centrals and Union
PaciGcs, which declined LAS pee cent The fol-
Ioviry were tho bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
ID OcLOcK-eALrs DErOEa rnE AL.


GoyEESaGNr STOCK DrPART;!ENT-2 O'CLOCK.
Us5oD Couo .a 1865, L : $50 Ccn,un. 1867 49,
=. ......I
u E 52O Rec. 1857 U g c., CanNncy
T.. TO- h,Uot ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

From the advanced sheets Of the Ohio and Misss-
sppi Railroads report for the year ending juno 80,
1875 the following changes in its total debt and
assets are compiled, 1t being understood that they
arc exclusive of bonds issued for the Springfield
division:
ss purchases Of old bonds for sinking funds $500
Total .... ................ 500
floating liabilities ncrcascd. lSSS4S
Total debt increased. sH3
floating assets decreased- 65SIA
Total Of debt ana decrease Of assets s35s2l7
Tho Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn.
sylvania Sixca third issue, 113: Philadelphia and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Sales tn GuciioT.

A. MEgwIr, AGcuonecr.
DY BANGS. MERNlN u Co., SOC Broadigay,
~ Eondst-saics OF Books, WORK o. Al Fancy
Goo.ls. ,,-.,.. an,
MOlDA AMI TUES Day, at D. m PRIVATE COL
LECTION consisting q NOsagIA, Ifi'e.h, 81
ocrap!y. Geoiorv, Medicine, Architecture. etc.
ALprrT u. TcOLky, AuctJecr.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCIiON;
Te uIdcr .1d give l0toe that they are full; pa laltd
aa ,ra FOR may their ,i1ual afi Ion to
Auction sales II iicocod Frlai'Ic S. ~ ne residence OF
owners ard VI "a the E.cst ayo.ani, ici nts. go. -
ALBEIT il. NICOTAI q Co..
No 4S Pine ST.. y. Y.
CHERIFF', SALE.--lsv virtue Of = warlapt o.
- Attachment issued U tie suTino Cont az The stats
of os!r % tie sad Supicino
Court September ~, 1873, VIII capose 10 SCI. AZ pn;ic
aucti1p On Wi;DN e. DAY the .Dh day 81 SBfTEnBEH-
1879 af IL ocloel nuui Martins htrcs, brooklyn, eaf
Fulton FcrIy) the right, lite aad interest oil samuel IL
sweet when the said Goth Of August IL! or
a, aV tins Afterwards aud 10 tAe oisequai Uf "a thc
vessel or fc0oner called the - H. Sweet ner tSCkle,
apparel and furniture.
Dated New York, sept %, 1870 ,.,. =, oo,.,y,
ShenG.
WM HENRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

Carefully reported foe TIE rRi,cs,.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

Eric Railroad, 2Ol2 Reading Railroad, 1928; Penn'
syIyania Railroad. 5Oli. Gold. 1852
The Bank Statement compares as follows Wild
former returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Gtaiionerp.
WA. HENRY,
urput

CLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, 93 Fulton
- st. WiiliamPsrfies requiring blank booAs Ao 10
oIestcd 70 cali and anime our stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

Dantins Aeaoemirs.
BALLET MASTER DUMARs Dancing Acad-
I'D eny "a West 4th stall dances taught in one quarter
Six taught perfectly In private Icsons
AIR. TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
yl LYRIC HALL. 6TH-AVE, RESERVOIR sou RE-
rs NOW OPEN. TERMS REDUCED. Send for circular
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
SroL.EN,

,4s- Fine aud large stock always ON
hand. aDlUlSwiy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09
Machinery New York.

Attention Is invited to the advertisement
of George Place. successor to the old house
OF Geo. Placc& CO., dealers ia machiner,
of every description, No. l2l Chambers and
lO3 Reade streets, New York. The liurri
cane Forge advertised by Mo. Place, is cs
pecially deserving of attention. as being in
all respects better aud fully a3h per cent
cheaper than any other forge OF equal ca.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09
sidewalk Gossip,

.
The boys were all suffering yesterday will
indigestion, and the ladies too, only Mci
called II neuralgia. Those fine suppers are
prolific cause OF nervous complaints
any how.
One can hear any sort Of rilmor from
|. Coryell that he wants to. The troubles
were the chief staple Of Sidewalk gossip IN
this city yesterday.
The small boys are all afraid TO go near a
pecan tree again since two Of their number
met with severe accidents One little man
yesterday ''guesscd' 'hc would not fall from
the seats IN the circus,'n and wen endorse
that.
II is remarked that every merchant from
the Interior, who bought goods In this mar
ket last year, has done so this fall besides
many new ones. We hope to see our
merchants display little more enterprise
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09
Something for Dealers in Land
to Look At.

There is now on the market one-tenth
of 3G,i02 acres OF land, which il owned
by several parties jointly, and one-tenth
or Sts5s, assets in gold, owned jointly
by the same parties, and secured by
hens ON land. The lands are embraced
in the LaNegu II League Graut, and lie
adjacent to, and within ten miles of
Fast Waco, The assets are derived from
purchases from the said grant. The
owners having joined in the prayer to
ihc District Court of Galveston for "A
decree or Partition, the prayer will
doubtless be granted at the approach
ing November term. The advertiser
and owner of the joint interests refer
red to, Il. j FRow, of Alabama. now
in Galveston offers them for 5000 in
gold, or III currency NJ current rates.
One-half in hand and the other half
payable whenthe partition is perfected !;
reserying, however the right to with
draw the offer at any time.
Regarding the title, the advertiser re-
fers TO Major McLemore, and Messrs.
Ballinger. Jack x Mott, Galveston; ts
Messrs. sleeper, Jones x Kendall, Gen.
Harrison, Capt. Herring and the Bar
generally, Waco; and to GOV. Coke,
Major Walton, and MesSIs Hancock s
West, Austin. olw2tdlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09
,JcLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAys.
No. lMi.

M -ni
,,,..., ,,..,..
luh''I ~ " n"' ,ln,"' y, 'n'"a
u", ~ ~, ""r"i ' pr.,'innt INK n mi
20, lsi5: Oim ,ron grey Mare, 3 or .
wears old, II hands high, branded WADE
on right thigh; also one bay mare
Mule, 10 years old, IL hands high,
branded TIN (rL Is connected on left
shoulder, had en- II small Bell (; al'o one
hny mare Mule, ~ hands high, branded
n On left shoulder, two circle il, one
above the. other, on right shoulder;
mules hecked i"srIher' hpp,hsth III
SID ny A. IT, ",a'i".l, n''' '"'' p"SS'
m ~, NJ 49,. ~ ~, nr u..r,
Iahrn up Ny 'a,"u '" ,i, -" ~, NJ, NJ
sons place ana es,'ay'I before u, y; Mas n'
scy, ). T. nre'in,, No Il ~; J., 20 un'
ul'h nay n'iI ,,"ns NV, ,'"'ni, ~
nraiSed al 80. hy II. :. Reed and n. IL.
yulI,uns
No. 700
Taken mn by Lorenzo Curry. ~ miles
north of Ijnco and esirayed before n. u.
Massey. / u PRECINCT IA T. octobrr a
ism, One ypIIow hrjndlp Dy u ar IN years
old. branded M. ON right shnulder. mark
al .fnn and unJcr III I'm rnrh enr, also
one brown sided OK. . or 10 years old,
branded four bars on right hIp dim,
marked crop and underbit In right ra,
aud split and undcrhit in left ear; mp
praised al $40, by W. A. Chapman nnd
+, NJ, Mckeag,
No. 7O..
Taken up by j, d. Beatty, miles from
M un w " M" "I"' nnu u;,,s
" pn,oir Is.t' pan,.
~ ~" -, ~, o. ~ n, ,onL ~ nns ,n
i 4, Sua,s VI ~ a. nm rinh, H. T' nd r;nI,,
h,n.I. ,ornisaa n, sn6 ,,' IT," ,,3ns
G,'ain' ~ a,,'a ny '"''''
WIZ '''" ""' - 40
~ n"o'
Taken up by Is. NJ Smi,ii Al nus Tesidenec
cinct M Sent n. ism ono bay horse
wears old. branded \ L ON LEFT shoulder
6roke Ia The saddle. AnnrnisrI Al siG IA,
Tbos. sanders and ID. 3 Nct'rarv
NJ GoU
,,,r'' 80 ,e.,......,,
~ "' a. -, vn,' i rsnn
S"ni NJ Ut pr n ,Ng San, III Is-5
one black OK ten years old, branded \ or
right hin, marked crop and two splits IL
right and swallow fork in left. Also on,
white and yellow OK 9 or 10 years old brand
ed o on right hip, marked cropand under
bit In right aud swallow fork in left ear
Appraised at $50 90 by j. Il. Jarr0tt ~ j, VI
Waters.
No. Gg1.
Taken mn nv 4. n. Brewer IA miles south
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09

There Is but little wheat nov being sold
IN this market
Would II not be good thing II some oi
our farmers who have seed wheat, oi good
varieties, on hand, aud who want To sell, To
siyeItise the tactY Many Patrons at differ
-st points In the state want seed wheat and
1t might be favor To them to lei them
know where II eau be procured.
We should like to have an experienced far
mer give US his experience with the differ
cut varieties A brief letter on this subject
would be- very desirable.
The Junrsboro Mills, IN C0ryell county
are turning out some rs hne -four as was
ever seen in Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09

Attention Is invited to the notice of disco
luton OF the iirm Of Edward VI. Wright "
Co. aud, In the same connection, To the no
tice Of continuation Of the bushes as gen
sral commission merchants by Wright,
Richards X Co., as successors To the old
firm, No. 80, Broad street New York, The
accession Of Mr., Richards gives Ia The
house not only on immense increase OF
ready cash capital hut an experience aud
ability scarcely less conclusive 10 the inter
ests OF all concerned aud entirely worthy al
the honorable position attained
More than this, II would seem superhuou'
To say, the old arm Of Edward NJ Wright y
Co., having long enjoyed q most -nyiabl'
reputation In all their business connections
throughout the South and West.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-09

We claim that there is greater certainty
and uniformity in the production of good
bread, biscuits, &c. IN the use Of DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, and that the articles
made with 1t are more wholesome and di-
gestible than II made with any other kind
That It is one.third stronger, hence II requires
one-third less, which may be proved by the
only reliable and truthful test, trial by the
oven. We claim for It, as also for DR.
Prices Flavoring Extracts, that they are
just Us represented, and Just what the pub
lie expect them Ia he by the name under
which they are sold. Steele ~ Price, man
mfactmrers. ncIslM