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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.

The state Of Texas TO all persons Interested in the
sdminissrat on Of the estate OF A. H. HOPKINS.
dec~aSea:
Mel'sss Brown. Administga rix Of the e.tste OF A
H. tao k'as. d cca- n. hsr anal account ard
Appitat for dicbarge IN The. can't, urs Il rrsvis
county. which viii be I'd upon the usxt tenn OF
said court. commencing the third Monday In Septem
Der. iSs6 ~ the curt Aonse thereof In the city Of
Austin. ~ whiSh time all per Interested in said
estate nay anp<ar and make oejections thersto.
Witness, rank brown, Clerk Of said court
Seal and the seal thereof attached, this tenih
aagiI wsx FRANK BROWN. clsrk.
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n O n e "

Pitchers Ca%tOria is complete substitute for
Castor OIL and is as pleasant to take Honey IL il
particularly adapted o Teething irr able chill
dren 1t destroys worms, assima1 the food, regu-
lates the Stomach, and cures Wind cofc. Few RENE
dies are as ecacous for Feverishness Group, Worms
and Whooping Cough. Castoria is scientific and
purely etable preparato more effective than Cas-
Me srs. J. B. Rose & Co, 46 Dey Street, New York,
from the recipe of Samuel Pitcher NJ. D of Barnsta
BILE Ma g. je22dtaw&w1yr
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
OF TRAVIS.

In Justices court of A. Brown, Precinct No. !,
Travis county. TO the sheriff or any constable in
said county greeting: Wares, c. A. Graves on
the twenty seventh dsy of June, A. ID. 1875, made
oath before the undersis ned justice that Sam Will
lians is justly indebted to him, the SAID Graves,
in The full sum of CS32 5n) thir y-rwo and afry
huuuredths dollars that the said sam Wi amsi 10
aresldent of Travis county, aud his whereabouts
unenowE to afiant You are therefore hereby COM
M nded that you summons the said ram Wi liams by
publication in some newspaper published IN Travis
county, least three successive * before the
day thereof be and appear at Il regular term
to bcgiu hold, h second Mono ay of Aus ust
answer the ctmplaint of the said c. A. Graves l.
plea of debt for the of ($32 5o) thiry-twO aud
nifty one hundred hs 40 la due By account
ma Ie due r turn as he law directs.
Given my hand his twenty-seventh
l.. day OF June, \ ID 1876
A BR WIN, j. 7. r. C.
Game to hand day issued, and served by order
ipg pui LEGATION of the with ci atUn III he DEMO
CRATIC STATESMAN, u W. elk y newspaper published IN
the city of Austin Travis coun y, T"xas for three
ssive weeks before the return d thereof this
July L. A ID. 1876 W. ID. II NTER,
Constable Il c., PreciI ct No. 7.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF TRAv ST
hereby certify that the within true and cnrrect
copy of tue onCina, ,itaIion nov in my hands for
pub ication this July H. A. d. 1876
W. d. HUNTER,
jy16w3t Constable T. c Precinct No l.
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/ 0sT LAND CERTIFICATE.

Land certhrate issued By the State a Texas 10 the
Eastcfn Texas RaiFeAd Company, No. -. for 60
% land Unless b. " efthtn ninety days,
shall apply the Commissioner Of the Land tce Tor
duplicate. DECoRDoNA 4 MCKINNEY. $
sngit 9goew Agcnks for owner.
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DoANoKE COLLEGE, SALEM, vIR-

Next session begins Sept q Collegiate and Prspar-
nfory Unsurpassed location, hs<hy. n0aa
From &fs3 20 $40 for ten monfhs 11cl1dieg hoart.
futEto1 ste etcl College quite prospcrous Studehts
caflognea. &C, nddreza Sec<e1srT " Fnealsy. Bus
.ske Colhgs s4lsn. Va tyis deodANlD
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STYLE. PRICES ETC.

NOTICE
By virtue OF order OF sale made by the Honorable
County Court Of Lee county, on the eighteenth day Of
July A. D. Is g. of certain lands hereinafter describ
isfy certain prom,ssory for four hundred forty
one and hfty-hundredth dollars, due twelve months
after date, bearing date twentythird December. A D.
1874 executed by K +. jackson to titles Burditt and
A. r. Morris- the payment OF which il secured bv
deed OF Iru OF date Herewith execu, ed by X
r. jackson and KAis n. Jackson.to X. j. Hill, trus-
tee on nd hereinafter scribed, will sell for cash,
United States Currency, tu tn highest best bid
der, before the door of Ira lis csuEty, ON
between the hours OF 10 NJ and p N (say IL n J
the follow ing describe, real estate to-wit:
Tract ef Ia situate on Big aluut Greek, in Travis
cou &, the zane be ny psrt OF the Newell W. Bur
dit place. out OF the H. T. ID Wis tbird league and is
part OF that po to-. VI the New, u W. Buri-t place
which lott d TO X + jackson an VIII IN the
PARTITION made by them with rho. p. Burditt, con
tanning seveaty-two acrcs, and beginh G. south
BOUNDARY OF the said third lie que granted TO H r..
the northwest corner OF the Tahnehin league this
corner beng also the southwest corner Of tract OF
(90l ninety sold A r. Morris; thence north
sixty degrees to the outhwest OF the said
II a. Davies n nd leegue stake; thence nuzta
thirty degrees east, $50 with the line
said Dayfs's thrd lea4ue TO the divisional Il e. be
tween komas p. burditt and X T JaS kson and wife;
line A. r Morrs's northwest ner; thence south
thirty DE- grccs with said Morrs west line to the
beginning and sonvey such title As Is vested in me BY
law. a.. SoRELLE
Admin s,rator OF the Estate Of KAie NJ ckson, de-
ceased angll WI Sw
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NOTICE OF LOST LAND CERTIFL
In CATE

Headlight certificate No as. for oResihird Ieagae
~ land issued 70 Isaac Campbell. assignee Of Nm
BAdgeft by the board Of laad commissioners Of san
Augustine county and dated the drst day OF NAY
is Notice l. hereby given that II said certificate 3
not foand wirhn three months from the dat Of this
advertisement. shall make application 20 the Com
missioner Of the General Land Once for duplicate
Of the same Z A STEVENS
ans N9U
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-@4eN--
Representatives Elect, Fifteenth Leg
islatBfe.
list District-P. s. Watts, Democrat.
I'D. p. McKinnon, Democrat.
3d-T. NJ. Stone, Democrat.
4th--A. Horton, Democrat.
5th-W. Holley, Democrat.
6th-W. L. Denman, Democrat.
7th-C. j. Garrison, Democrat.
6th-R. L. Parker Democrat.
9th-B. NJ. Baker, Democrat.
10th-S. r. Roberts, colored, Republi-
can.
11th-Thomas J. Campbell, Democrat;
II. N. Burrows, Democrat; 7. r. Con-
ly, Democrat.
12th-Thos. H. Young, Independent.
13th--McA. Harris, Democrat.
14th-L. II. McCorkle, Democrat.
15th-T. r. Bonner, Democrat.
16th-E. p. Marshal, Democrat.
17th-G. Z. Warren, Democrat.
1Sth-M. II. McCuistion, Democrat.
19th-L. q. Wilson, Democrat.
S0th-S. w. Stewart, Democrat.
a1st-W. II. Price, Democrat.
22d-T. j. Towles, Democrat; ]. s.
Griffith, Democrat.
23d-A. f. Cone, Democrat.
s4th-A. T. Rainey, Democrat.
25th-M. A. CASTOR, Democrat.
Aotn-A(s ~. DtuOCTdC.
27th-G. w. Mead, Republican; Phillip
+. Peers, Independent Democrat.
2Sth-H. S. Newland, Independent Dem
ocrat
29th-C. II. Brooks, Democrat.
30th-u. w. Schrier, Democrat
Slst-Sam Y. Smith, Democrat.
S2d-L. b. Hightower, Democrat
SD. U. Barziza, Democrat; Z. F.
Schmidt, Democrat.
34th-J. L. McComb, Democrat.
S5th-M. Kopperl, Democrat; NJ. Quin
Democrat.
s6th---A. 8. Lathrop, Democrat.
S7th-W. II. Holland, Republican, colored !;
Henry Snead, colored, Republican.
Ssth-A- Chesley, Democrat.
s9th--H. II. Won Biberstein.
40th-Nm. Thompson, Democrat
Afs:-W. W. Lang, Democrat and Grang-
er; James Boyd, Democrat; A. G. Isaacs,
Democrat.
4ad-C. L. Watson, Democrat.
4Sd-G. +. Warren, Democrat.
44sh-B. +. Biackman, Democrat.
45th-T. II. Andrews, Democrat.
40th--J. i, Downs, Democrat; John II.
Cochran, Democrat
47th-Ed. Chambers, Democrat.
4Sth-J. NJ. Martin, Democrat; ]. s.
Pattie, Granger.
49th-R. ID. Allison, Democrat.
60th--A. b. Manion, Democrat.
6lst-Thos. ID. Smith, Democrat
62d-G. b. Pickett, Democrat
5Sd--N. II. Darneli, Democrat.
54th-Dr. NJ. lizard, Democrat.
55th-Sam Graham, Democrat.
60th-A. NJ. Douglass, Democrat.
57th--Lem. Jones, Democrat.
6sth--L f. Roberts, Democrat: Z. A.
PoFrenot, Democrat.
xosh-M lrfnnaeOo
W. Mi6dlebrook, Democrat.
e0th--W. II. Jones' Democrat.
olst--G. ]. Addison, Democrat.
edo. IL. p. McGinnis Democrat.
6Sd-Travis Shaw, Democrat
elth-W. N. Rust Democrat; ]. ".
Hnschins, Democrats.
Republican.
6eth-M. Swisher, Republican.
eSth-A- J. Northington, Democrat.
oSth--J. r. Key, Democrat.
e0th--A- ]. Hart, Democrat.
10th-W. 5. ]. Adams, Democrat.
sIst-o. L. Wurzbach, Democrat.
7sd-A- L Kessier, Democrat.
7Sd--J. Il. Hunter. Democrat.
s4th--Nort0n Moses, Democrat.
S5th-Louis Cards, Democrat.
76fh-A. l.. MeIaDc, Democrat.
77th-Wm. L. Rogers, independent.
76ih-T. n Dennis, Democrat.
5oth-W. 5. Coleman, Democrat.
ssass senators Eject.
lst District-E. Hobby, Democrat.
ad-P. r. Edwards, Democrat
sd. w. Motley, Democrat.
esh--Wslter Rpetoe, Republican.
= 5th-F. IL. Henry. Democrat.
0sh-H. A. WORKMAN, Democrat and
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state senators Eises.

lst District-E. Hobby, Democrat.
ad--P. r. Edwards, Democrat.
sd. w. Motley, Democrat.
tsh--Wslter Rpsloe, Republican
= 5th-F. II. Henry. Democrat.
0sh-R. A. WORKMAN. Democrat and
Granger.
9th ~. P. Douglass. Democrat.
clh--C. {. FRANCIS, Democrat.
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r OST.

j. Sr'
He4dright one-thira league certificate No - is-
tacd BY the Board q Commissioners for - Inc
co1ntY. % James Ryans II not foand IN inety days
spflicatson viii b made for dnplicats.
!. ". LAWRENCE
Aeeai for heirs.
saee ! issA ius NJ
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EOR SALE.

Avaluable farm Of l01 acr in Williamson county,
adJolning the 70 Pc ate limits Of Georgetown. 81
aer IN cuitlvati ., with improvements thu south
eide of an Gabriel river, opDntiie the Fair grounds;
high and healthy. having fine vie ~ az the country
Female nc, DENY; no better In the STATE the PROBES
s0rs OF which woud be honor 10 any institution OF
learning Living L. cheap; the country besutiui and
heaithy. will sell this place for tile low price OF
S5oOO cash. You can call Mr. y. n Price, OF
Geo'getowr, wap viii take great pleasure Ia showing
he property, OF eonm unIcate with me by letter
otherwise Title petfe-t ~. b. SWEENEY,
aug6 7i5 Congress Avenue Austin
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L OR SALE.

OK SALE
farm OF 2S5 acres with all the improvements.
In Hays county one mile east of the Blanco river
This place is well nclosed with stone and cedar fence
a frame dwelling house, with outhouses and cistern;
plenty OF timber and hne pasture, 200 acres divided
n5 S two Po S 9es S SSnSg Ha SPLEEN
rs acres of land in Travis county threefourths of
mile from Mount Bonnel; six acres in culrivation
god house, splendid spring and abundance OF fine
bu ldine rock and timber. Bargain can be had by
applying TO M D. sWEkNEf'
1876 ares, 800 acrer farming land. with improve
mcnts, plenty OF wood and water, nne pasture twen-
ty-nve miles west from Austin. In Travis county
1e5O OF land with stock and improvements, in
Guadalupe county. six mile from kingsbury railroad
stock.
5lest acres, With al the Improvement two miles
ty. Call aud get bargain.
74s acres Of land In Bastrop county one and half
ments, near between McDsde and Eigin. A good
SWEENEY. rs Congress Avenue.
II you want farms improved aud unnlprnved, land
as good any in the state you had better call on
N. d. SWEENEY.
n you want TO buy house and lot building lots,
NJ. B. SWEENEY.
II you want to rent good house, call on
NJ. b. SWEENEY.
II you want your property rented, call on
NJ. B. SWEENEY
F0R SALE
Il now offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm In the Stale O Tsxas, with all the prove
ments with every convenience attached TO the place.
except the present growing crops, within tn rec mies
Of the city OF Austin north side OF the Colorado
ertS, call on NJ sweeney, no us Congress
Avenue, opposite Avenue HOTEL
OR SALE.
farm nine and hall miles from Austin on
Onion creek and on the San Antonio road: 150
inclosed and In cultivation, with all the improvements
abundance OF timber ann water.
Apply to NJ b. SWEENEY.
farm of 50 acres north OF Austin about three and
half mules. 40 hcree for cultivation 10 In pas
tnre. and wood, with improvements. 10 church
and school house In good neghhorhood.
Call on NJ b. SWEENEY.
| farm four miles east OF Austin, on the BAstrop
roaf containing ~ arres with improvements TO
church and fehool house; wooe and water the
| place, ApplytO NJ b. SWEENEY.
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I OSr.

I OSr.
Duplicate land c. IT fcstes Nos 31-172 and 3l-i7S,
issued by the Commissioner the Land Office, in No
vembcr 1873, in The names of dam Hemphil and
1t uis Fuenes for $40 each II hearu of in
ninety days, app cation will re made to the Land
Office for duplicates. MILTON FAVER,
jyl9 dit wat BY JOSEPH SPENCE, Agent.
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The White LInIment i. for the human nily.
II Will drive Rheumatism Seiatica and Neuralgia from
The system; cures Lumbago, Chiilblans, L ck-jzw,
Palsy, CHI. and most Cutaneous Er ptions; II eX-
son Of the bit ana stin of,yfnOmou r. ptiles; il
snbdues swellings, and alleviaCs pain of every X d
remedy dis overed heal the injured parts. The
CeniaHr iniment is used with grea efficacy for Sore
Thro [, TOOthaehs Caked RreusIs, Earache
and W ak Back. Tn following is but sample Of
numerous stimoaials:
.INDrANA HOME JEFF Co., IND Nay g. 1873
al think it my duty to inform You that have suf
fered much with swollen ct nd chords. A
work for me / have not Deen free from these
sweIlings in eight y"ars.. Now 7 ,sn Perfect-
iy well. The Linimen ought . sPgli Swan, warn.
The proof is in the trial 1t is reliable 1t is han ~
it is cheap, and every family sh ud have the White
Centaur Liniment
The Yellow cen aur Liniment is adapted
to the teug muscles, cords and flesh of horses and
animals. has performed NOR, wonderful cares, in
three years OF SPAWN, Stralu, Wndgal-, Scratches,
Swren " general Lameness, than all other RENE
dies in existence. Read what the great ExpressmeF
cay of it:
"Eve-y owner of horses shoGld give the CENTAUB
LINIMENr trial We consider il the best article ever
used in our tables.
| "E PULTZ : upt. U. S. E.. st bles, N Y.
ALBERT $. oLIN, Supt. Nat Ex Stables, N Y.
The best patrons of this Imminent re Farriers and
Veterinary Surge MS who continually using some
Imminent 1t heals Gal 5, Won DIS and POll-eyi re-
| moves SWELL gs and is worth milho of dollars an
nu lily to Farmers Livery Stock-growers, Sheep
| raisers, and those having horses or cattle
What Farrier cannot do for $40 the Centaur Lini
| ment will do at a triflng cost
These Liniments are Sold by all dealers throughout
the country. They wa ran ed by the proPrietors
and bottle will be given 10 any Fa rier or Physician
| who desires tU test them.
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEFY ST., New YORK.
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SENTIMENT IN PRIsoN.-The following
letter, which explains itself, was written by
a prisoner named McIntosh, confined in the
county Jail. He is man about twenty
three years old, well educated, and is SEN
fenced to the penitentlary for three years
for robbing the mail up in Hill county:
COUNTY JAIL, July 10.
Madas-I desire to express my gratitude
for the kindness you have shown me in
sending me articles of clothing of which
was in great need; also, the delicate viands,
Iassure you, was refreshing change for our
regular fare OF corn-bread aud boiled beef.
But what affected me most was the bou-
quet OF roses. They found me
Depending, melancholy, low,
Your generous present found me
In dungeon foul This you know
The daily ptint has told, aud need not be
Repeated here.
How kind to send the pretty flower
To such wretched place-to me
An outcast-with ITS ooihing power,
IL Gains my SOUL II bids all evil hee
And gives me courage.
Against the damp and blackened walls
How strong the contrast and Its perfume
Mingling with the foul atmosphere, falls
As every thing entering here meets its doom,
poisoned thing.
How kind the heart to prompt the deed
And fondly cherished ere shall shine,
And Gods protecting power, in need,
Through life and death, be ever thine;
bess you.
The reading matter has whiled away many
an hour, that would otherwise have hung
heavy on our hands.
Respectfully, your humble servant,
III. l.. MCINTosH.
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csrs.ae.sss Nsz 50 -. -, ga ~. 81. - 81
-. sa 81. ~ ga 60. 80 sua. sIa ssa "a .ad
81 ia 80 nczre e1ch knsl s.susl h. I16u,.s Iobs
seRssnhsr - III, . iokn b noddf u nos foand
st.em s.nesI d,ys vi apply 10 tse ocmmissioleE
Ansiin, JAY = isiA hkAkx " MCCALL
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I now offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm In the Stale Texas with all the prove
mentA with every convenience attached 10 the place.
except the present growing crops, within tn meh
Of the city OF Ausn north side Of the Colorado
For further information and de .cripion OF The prop
erty, call on d SWEENEY, No tbs Congress
Avenue, opposite Avenue Hotel.
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They keep their stock Of Groceries and Lumber al
ways complete They invite an eXamination of their
stock ana promise always the lowest prices sud nest
quality SepevVivr
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XNTANTED.

WANrED,
Al Iunatic As,lum 800 Cords Of large sound Wood
one fourth Cedar and balance hard wood sealed
bids invited up August 10 1876 Delivery Of same
10 commence Immediately after. -.
d. NJ WILSON,
aug9 II Steward ;. l. A.
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Medical.
I NJ I NJ e N r s.
One kind for the Human Family.
The other for Horses and Animals,

These LinIments are simply the wonder Of the
world. Their effects are little less than marvellous.
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LNOR SALE.
The Northwest corner Of block 20, being y OF lots
and 8, SO feet by W feet, occupied by Mrs.
DECopD VA & MCKINNEY.
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farm OF 235 acres with all the improvements.
In Hays county one mile east OF the Blanco river.
This place is well incosed with stone and cedar fence
frame dwelling house, with outhouses and cistern
plenty Of timber and fine pasture, 200 acres divided
into two pas ures; nice young orchard and SPLEEN
did range for sheep. Call on M. Il. SWEENEY.
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ENoR SALE.

r OST.
-
Headlight Ger ihcate OF Kills Lockridge, for one
thrd league, No 1885, issurd by the board Of land
eommiseloners of Harris county to Nm Beardslee,
assignee January Vi, 1873; ALSO certihCn'Ns, OF
$40 acres each Of the Rusk Transport alton Company.
Nos 95 ~ 9S and ~, sued to said company by the
mmi- sioner OF the General Land Onice, August "a,
1879 II not heard from niney days, application
will be made for duplicates
au3 w9w DECORDON Il MCkINN E1.
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Tor STOCK FARMS.

IS, 900 acres In Zapata countv.
$4,000 acres In Hlaalgo connty
1880 acres IN Zapata county.
SS60 acres In BFazona county
10 500 acres In La Sale county, In one blook al
ternate soctiuns. ~ .-~
$500 acres, oblong square, in Mason ecrnt, %
miles from Fred ricksbnrg, Salt creek runs through
the heart.
All these tracts have permanent water.
ieiS DECURDoV \ a MCKINNEY
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rs acres of land in Travis county threeourths OF
mile from Mount Bonnel; six acres in cultivation;
goOd house, splendid spring and abundance OF fine
Blu lding rock and timber. bargain can be had by
applying TO NJ b. SWEENEY.
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1916 ares, 800 acrer farming land, with improve
mcnts, plenty OF wood and water, nne pasture twen-
ty-ive miles west from Austin. In Travis county
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EoR SALE.

A farm nine and hal' miles from Austin, on
Onion creek and on the san Antonio road; 150
inclosed and IN with all the improvements
abundance Of timber ana water.
Apply to NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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farm Of 80 acres, north Of Austin about three and
half miles, 40 hcree for cultivation, 10 acres In pas
tnre. and wood, with improvements. near TO church
and school house, In good neighhor hood.
Call on NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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ae5O acres OF land, with stock and improvements in
Guadalupe county six mile. from Kingsbury railroad
station, near TO church and school honse; fine for
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ToR SALE.

II you want your property rented, call on
NJ. b. SWEENEY
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1885 acres, with all the improvements two miles
fr Egin, ON she Central Railroad, IN Bastrop coun
ty. Call aud get 4 bargain.
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Physicians and Dentists.

n E. RoUTH, NJ. D.,
Ut. homeopathic Physician and Sur
geou. Office IN Room No (Ds. Grants old ROOM B,
CITY Clock build ng angi2 ~
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NOR SAI.E-6TS acres with dwelling, fencing and
water tank 400 good TIMBER balance prairie,
near ostt ak Island Lee county, on good terms.
DACOkDONA 8 MCklNNEY.
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T4s acres Of land In Bastrop county, one and half
miles from the Central Railroad, with all the improve
ments, near between McDade and Elgin. good
change for bargain. Terms easy. Call on M b.
SWEENEY, us Congress Avenue.
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farm four miles east OF Austin, on the Bastrop
roa', containing ~ arres, with improvements, 10
church and school house; wooe and water the
place; Apply 20 N. b. sWEENRY.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleaning the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-08-17

II you want to rent good house, call on
NJ b. SWEENEY.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-08-17

II you want farms improved aud uniniprnved, land
good any in the state, you had better call ON
N. b. SWEENEY.