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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AWARDED.
81 was so sick and low-spirited that J
Thought l would give anything to get
we'll: and if any one had ensured me
the gool health prodSced 10y using
Simmoas'sLiver Regulator, and charged
me a thousand dollars. | would will
ingly have paid it if had had it; In
fact, ten thousand dollars would be
werth less to me than what it has done
for me- GEO. L. BARRETT,
Macon, Ga.
Genuine prepared only byJ. Ii. Zeiln
& Co., Philadelphia.
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r p. Duunahoo to julia Hall. 5000
81 2 acres, part of w. Wilson league.
Alexander Ennes to Thos. J. Eanes
and wife; 100 acres, part of j. Swes-
sey survey.
Samuel Williams and wife TO Jas. A.
Li-tlcpage, $23GO; 11S acres, part OF
Jas. Gilleland league.
Desha Bunton to Jas. r Graham,
$275; lot II in Live Oak grove.
Rebecca \. and John Ii. Williams
to r. S. Caperton, $1,000; 800 acres,
part Of Del Vale grant.
c. Goodloe and wife to s. G. Sneed,
jr.; exchanged "a acres, part OF Del
Vale grant, and 80 acres Il part of the
Cannon league.
Clara Mas and heirs to Geo. Butler,
$50; lot /, subdivision lot -, in
sub division 252 acres, Spear league.
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Cnri.,ma. free I'm tho Country.


Editors Democratic StdteSBldn-H
INC announced the Christmas tree at
Longvlew Church, Monday evening, at
an carly hour, large crowd had
gathered ut the church, and the chill
den of the Sunday school, under the
leadership of that most esumable
man. Professor Dicherd, their superln:
tendent. did credit TO well trained
csoir. Santa Claus then made his sp'
pearanoe, amidst roars of laughter
from Young Anerics, and commenced
distributing the presents, which
AMI united to two hundred and sixty
seven. The whole affair passed of
most pleasantly, and it was complete
success. May the Sunday school
children al Lopgview, together with
their superintendent, have many such
Christmas trees, will ever be the desire
OF an old citizen. VISITOR.
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REPORT OF city sexton for the whole
year of 1876: Total deaths 2G2; male
139, female 1873; from birth to 3 years
OF age 1872, from to 30 years of age
%, from 20 to 40 years of age 3G, from
40 to 90 years Of age 81, over 60 years
OF age 80. white 1853, colOred 80, Mex
ic6n q
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Tell me not in mournful numbers
That our teeth must all decay,
And our breath must be unpleasant
And our gums must give away,
There's u SozoPoST can save US,
And it saves teeth every day.
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NOR SALE.

222 acres Of land and improvements, 5 miles
southwest from Georgetown, Williamson county,
and near the road ffom GeorcctOwn to Austin;
1874 acres OF which IL enclosed with a stone
4 nee i've feet high, 21s feet wide; 100 acres In
cultivation; splendid lhud. and In good neigh
borhoOd, in u fine, healthy country; plenty OF
wood and water. You would do well to ex
anime the farm, II wish to buy. Call on MIR.
Jarc Knight, of Georgetown, who will show
You the place, or cgil on
NJ. D. SWEENEY,
7l5 Congress Avenue. Austin.
Also, several fine dwelling houses in good 10
cations for sale. Apply To
ocS NJ. Il. SWEENEY.
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THE LUMBER TRADE.-Dealers in
lumber, sash, doors and blinds say
hey experience more trouble now than
ever before in keeping up stocks equal
to the demand, and that the pressure
on them daily increases. The chief
trouble, they assert, is that the Central
and the International have not the roll
ling stock necessary to do the business
in this line now demanded by this sec
uon of the State. 1t was thought when
Austin got the international that the
railroad facilities of this place would be
quail to the wants of tue country, but
the business of the country seems to in
crease moro rapidly than her transpor-
alton facilities, and perhaps before six
months there will be as much demand
Tor another railroad to Austin as there
has been the last year for the Interna
tional. This augurs well 10, Western
Texas, which at last is getting It's share
Of the Immigrants coming into the Stale.
However, the railroads we have shoulo
strain point to accommodate tho
wants of the country, and it would
sem, with a proper effort, they could
Ia II
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COMMON sense tells US, the way to
cure lung diseases is by direct applica-
ton. This new principle, DR.. J. II.
McLean's cough and lung healing Glob-
ules. they form n healing gas in the
mouth, being inhaled it cures throat
and lung diseases, cough, colds, con-
sumption. bronchitis. etc. Trial boxes,
b. mail, 25 cents. DR.. j. II. Mclean,
314sChestnut, St. Louis.
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THE sStaats. BuiL,tin, of this city, Is
very severe in its comments upon the
Capital Theater tragedy, and reflect
with equa! severity upon the incapac.
ity and shortcomings of the city ad-
ministration. The Bulletin represents
the German element, compc 'ed of II
law-abiding and orderly people, among
them very many of the most intelligent
and worthy of our citizens.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rr.,i. county pebt s,ntener

J.
ut of
An directing expenditures and liabilities ues"
approved NqrcRS
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Cry SExToN's report for the month
OF December, 1876: Total deaths 10 ;
male 8, female 8; white 0, colored q;
Mexican 1. From birth to years OF
age 5, from to 90 years of age l, from
90 to 40 years of age 3, from 40 to GO
years of age 5, from go to 70 years OF
ege /. age unknown /.
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CITY.

Geo. Washington to Amanda White,
$500; lot 4, block ,, Whcatville.
L. j. Rau to X. F. Wellington,
500; lot 5, in subdivision OF one acre
in outlot 81, division Il.
Tom II. Hill, jr., to Ben Franklin,
$50; 5Gxe122 feet, part of outlot 81,
division 3.
F. J. Harris to w. L. Harris, $1,000;
lot 1, block 50.
NJ. A. Taylor to W. L. Harris, ex-
change; lot and part of lot 2, block
3, subdivision of outlot 9, division A.
B. A. Rogers and wife to VIM. Ii.
Westfall $50, 800; lots "a to So inclu-
sive, Canterbury square.
:. G. Snced, jr., to Matilda T. Good
loe, $4,000; lots 8 and 10, :lock 30.
Juliet NJ. Hurndall and heirs to John
Richards, $43S; 150x105 feet, part o.
outlot So, division d.
VIM. Fowler to Gorselene, Dorr and
Dorr, 5000; lot s, block A, Chandler
& Carcton's subdivision of outlot AZ,
division Z.
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NOR SALE.

A valuable farm OF l0) acres In Williamson
county, adjoiuing the corpo ate limits OF Georgo-
town. 4Sacrcs IN cuiIiyati. n, with improve
ments on the sou:h ride OF An Gabriel RIVER,
opposite the FAIR grounds; high and healthy.
having fine view OF the country for miles
around; fine location; near To college and Fe
male academy; no better in the STATE, the pro.
'essors of which wonld O al honor To nuy insti-
tuition of learning Living IL cheap; the country
beautiful and healthy. l viii sell this place for
he low price at $500 cash. You can call on
Mr.. j. n. Price, OF Geo getowH, who will take
great pleasure IN showing the property, or COM
municate with me by letter OF Otherwise Tito
perfect NJ Is. SWEENEY,
aupG rs Congress Avenue, Austin.
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DIOR SALE.

Florerce Stem FIGURING. Grist and Saw MN,
Gotten Gin And Press, in Williamson county. AL
the head OF the Salado river, sItuatrd In a fine
for mill purposes, two stories high; ono 90x3s
feet tue other lJN30 feet, with three acres OF
land. Also. dwelling house with six rooms.
Engine 40 horse power, Two eta of burrs, doabie
reel bolt III feet long. The reels arc cloth, with
Dufour Dutch anchor hoting cloth; all run by
gear. The whole machinery Is complete and ~
ape running order. great bargain can be-
bought by Immediate application TO
NJ. b. SWEENEY.
oes rs Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
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TT0R SALE.


A farm OF 81 acres with the improvements ore
mile cast OF Merrilltown, ~ miles from Austin,
miles from hound Rock, in Williamson county,
known rs the Gault place; 10 acres of good
prairie land inclosed and in cultivation: IL ncrcH
OF wood land about TWO miles from the farm.
The improvements consist 81 dwelling house q
with rooms, out-houscs roc X grnnary and stable,
and well OF excellent water in the yard. II
you want good little farm, you can buy II for
the low price OF $1,000. Call without delay. II ynS
want a baIgain on NJ Is SWEENEY,
ocS us Congress Avenue. Austl
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-04

MARRIED. AT the Catholic Church,
January 1, 1877. - the Rev. Father
Spillard, Mr.. Jo3si o. Rourke to Mrs.
Margaret Murphy. All of this city.
San Antonio papers please copy.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. -
Scurvy and diseases of the skin-fevef'
restless sleep, foul stomach, tainted
breath, languor, depression of spirits,
always attendant on the worst C ses OF
cutaueous er0ptions, are speedily and
radically removed by these medicines
the ointment cleanses the skin, and
the Mills purify the blood, stimulate
the liver and PR mote digestion.
Twenty five cents per Uox or pot.
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Strange disappearance caused consider
able feeling and curiosity among the
colored people. Finally a fortune
teller happened that wsy and stated
that the young man had been killed by
the soEs of a certain black man, and
that the father had concealed the re-
mains in q sack. The negroes accepted
the fortuue-telleI's statement, and sew
eral of them gathered and the old
man was taken violently from has
home and hanged. The affair reached
the ears Of the whites, wLs had war
rants sworn out, and the men suspec,o d
of the hanging were arrested. The
trial came of few days afterwards,
Col. Wash Jones appeared for the de-
feuse, and the parties arrested were
all acquitted. \ mystery still hangs
over the disappearance of the young
man, and the more superstitious OF the
blacks are in anything but pleasant
frame Of mind.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Ending January 1, 1877, reported from
the real estate and abstract of title office
OF L. W. Stands & Co., 119 Pecan
street:
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POLICEMEN Allen and LaRew, who
were suspended because of their con-
duct at the Capital Theater, Christmas
night, were examined Friday evening
by the police committee of the city
council, which recomme ended their
discnarpe. The matter will be acted
upon at the next meeting of the city
oornrH
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Regular Secretion ESSENTIAL 10
Heath.

The regular secretion and flow of the
gastric juices, and Of the bile which
the use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
promotes, are effects which conduce
materially to the restoration of health,
when the system is diSordcred. Food
IS not d;gested in the dyspepIc stom-
ach because the gastric fluid is def
cient, superintendent or vitiatcd; the
liver becomes Copgested and the bow
els constipatod because the supply of
bile is inadequate or misdirected. The
bitters rectities all this, and removes
every i'll consequence OF nOn-assimila-
ton and bilious irreguIarity. Further
more, it stimulates the action of the
kidneys, by which impurities sre, so
to speak, strained from the blood, and
any tendency in the urinary organs to
grow sluggish and disordered counter
acted. Mhcther it be used as a means
0f regulating gastric or bilious secre
ton, and relieving the overloaded
bowels, or to promote complete, and
therefore kealthful, urinatiou, Hostel
ter's bitters may be relied upon with
confidence to accomplish the end III
view.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-04

THE HoUsToN ELECTIoN.-The Hous
ton papers of yesterday morning and
passengers VIII" arrived by last nights
train announce that the Democrats
made clean sweep in their city cleo
ton Monday. Ir. James T. d. VII.
son, the Democratic nominee for mayor,
had a majority of about 400 over
James e. Tracy, the Republican nomi
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TOR SALE.
NEsTRABLE FARM RESIDENCE

This farm Is situated one and ! half mi 90
northeast Of Austin. opposite the Capital safe
Fair grounds. ooaisininE about e se-es Cf
choice land, well improved and feneea; l4rEe
Or ek dwelling, eistern. good out-bai.d nsx P,en-
~ water for Irrigation. ETC. Al O. large peach
orchard Of over thirty varieties Of choice bear
ing trees. Anyone wishing 10 bay ore OF the
bert improved email farms Il the sfeinify Of
Austin Is solicited to call on q he owner and res
!dent BET ne purchasing elsewhere.
r. h PECK
AzFt ., Texas, Sor. j., sss6. nolG-3n
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Four horses hitched to Major NJ
brv's carriage became unmanageable,
back of the Capitol Monday, and the
driver jumped ont and left them to
ago it alone" They ran short dis
lance, when the leaders jumped over
a fierce near Mrs. Millet.'s, the pole
of the vehicle striking the fence and
breaking in two. Fortunate no one
was hurt. The establishment had been
gotten up to make New Year calls.
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STATE OF TEXAS, To De S1s5ig q Traris
COUNTY or TBGEIs. Comfy or ahy Constable
GTesfIn1:
You hereby commanded to Summons, BY
publication. August HonsOn, trsnsitut per.
sou 10 be and appear before ne az nv OF C.
Asror ~ ten O'Clock on the second Monday in
February. A d. 1877; then and there 70 ansSer
the complaint OF Drs. Fielis Grrgg resident
citizens OF Travis ooauiy. Texas, for be suu Of
fifteen dollsrs, due from sad Mons Oh 10 sa-d
Drs. Fie de a Or gg. on n certain oPel sccoanf
nov on fle in my once. io-Sif. Is foliows:
Dee % ls75-TO visit and setting frar-ure1
Yloe -.-.-..- ---------- -. SO 90
Jan I. is75-TO visit and medicine self %
Feb. Is. 1915 Prescription and mediciae,
fe..-...----.-..... 90
hereby certify that the above account Is inst
due and unpaid FIELDs 4 GRKGs, Per Greg
Given nnder ny hand this, the eighteenth dsy
Of December, A. ID. iesE.
&c. wILLBERN. J. PIC.
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The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providentially discovered while
4 medical missionary in South Asia, a
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy permanent cure of consumption,
asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, and all
throat and lung affections also posi-
tive and radical specific for nervous
debility, premature decay, and ali
nervous complaints, feels it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive he will cheer
fully send Gree of CHARGE to ell who
desire it, the recipe for preparing, and
full directions for successfully using,
this providentiallY discovered remedy
Those who wish to avail themselves Of
the benefits of this discovery without
cost, can do so by return mail, 10y ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
DIR. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
No. SO Niagara Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
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DIOR SALE.

l now offer for sale the best market garden
and frat farm in the state OF Texas, with all the
improvements, with every convenience attached
TO the place, except the present growing crops.
within three miles OF the city OF Austin, north
side OF the Colorado nVcr. FOR further infor5,a
ton and description OF tho property, call on NJ.
b. SWEENEY, No. us Congress Avenue. op,
posite Avenue Hotel.
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o hceO1rNc>- currency.
ji-To amoan; occupation tax
collected by joan t. John
ION - cr.clI Of s,nl fund 5 3GSI -
To amount IGvaiortI1 tax
collected by John o. John
faud -. -. -, 6ios IS
To amount aivsl5rem tax
llscicd by Geo. Il. ZIm-
pelham te credit OF gencrsi
fund ..... .... ........ ESQ IS
To smopEi fury iecs pajd in
by E. Ha,lmann -. SAC is
T1amoant cCeiy cA from JUS
tees OF the pes - anus
and ferfe..lrcs . 1855 4
To snCnut received % Fo.s-
ter, ludlow 4 CO O. sAlc
OF y Sly.S2 county uOads 2sOse -
To amount received OF Gee.
h XimpelmGn. special iaT
Tor 1873. 10 credit OF court
house ard jail fund ......-. a.G02 Us
To sloaut eceiyed OF John
u JohnsoH, spe, la LAX for
1878, TO crrCit Of COurt
house and itil fand -. sO9s On
To amount received 81 john
q. Johnsou special tax Tor
1876 to cr dit OF court
house and jaj fund ...... 3,161 20 4
To amount Cssh balance re-
ported 10 co9nty judge TO
creoit OF school teachers
fund. sept. !, 1915. &C.. 4,sS5 81 /
q AulOuul TtCt4Ntu lTOh
state, through John q.
johnson, 10 credit Il teach
ers' fund.-. ........... 1851 ~
To amount cash on baud 10
credit OF school building
fund repO ted September
!, 1876. -s........-...... s,I9I4l
To amount II ceiv d Of G II.
Z'mpelman 10 credit OF
road aud b.idge fund for
SIS.......... -. 49,. sos 80
To amount received of John
.. Joluson 10 credit OF
'oad and bridge fluid for
1870 ....-...-. ......-.-..... $40 ~ I
To amount resolved Of John
o. johnson 10 c'edit OF
road and bridge fund for
ls;6.... ma ..... sls 81 |
To amount received from
sale of cstTays. .. 40 81 !
t. amount county liability
down 70 balance ...-.... .fll1, 500 - |
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LAND AGENCIES.
NOR SALE.

'oR SALE
A farm o. s95 aorcs. With all the Improve
mcnts, Ia haN- county. one mile east of ths
MancN river. This piece is wen inclosed with
stone and cedar fcIc fEane dwelling house.
with outhouSes ANA cIsftSus plenty OF taalocr
and fine pasture. 290 acres divided into Two
pasturss; nice yenrs erehardl ane sp,nsdid
range FOR sheep. Cal On II. Il. SN EENES.
20 acres Of land In Travis county, throc-fOurths
OF \ nile frosa Moant BORncil; six acres IN
cultivation; good house, splendid spting and
abundance q nne building rock and ti.abSr. A
AA'sa'u can DC had byNp:'yiiag 70 ..
li5S ares, 500 acre. farminr'isua, With i'm
prov ements, pirn;y OF wood snd water. tine pas
ture, twenty-five miles west from AuSua. in
Travis county
1850 acres Of land, with stock and Improve.
mcuts, IN Guadalupe county, six Eiles fro
kinssbury rdlrnad station. near 20 charh and
school house; fine forstook.
1904 acres, with al ihc improvements. two
miles fnlm Elsin, on the Central Railroad, IN
Bastrop county. Call aud get bargain.
7as acres OF land In Bnsirop comfy, one. and
q half miles from the CcGtral Railroad, with all
the improvements. near between McDAde and
Elgin. good chance FOR a bargain. Terms
easy. Call on NJ. Il. SWEENEY, as Congress
Aveaue.
II You want farms, improved and Inimproved.
land Is good ~ any Ia the Staie, you had better
cali on NJ b. SWEENEY.
II You want 20 buy house aud lot, or building
lots. YOU can and them by calling on
NJ r. SWEENEY.
II you want TO rent good house, call on
NJ. b. ShSSSEf.
II you want your property rented, call on
Nj. d. SWEENEY
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A farm four miles east % Austin, on the Bias
trop road, containing - acres, with improve
ments, near To church and school house; wooa
ana water on the place. Apply to
je25 II NJ. b. SWEENEY.
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farm OF 80 acres, north OF ArstlE about three
and half mIlcs; 80 acres FOE cultivation, 10
acres in pasture. and wood, with improvements.
near TO church and school house, in good
neghborhood.
Gail on NJ b. SMEENEY.
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MARRIAGE Z: 1870:
- - - - Uu ~ - quiflfire should knpe o.
NNHu1 EbttIkN Coufffhip, Manage tie
AEHHh - Pathological Nylfrries
AAUlhN III UH and ErFeiGflona Of he
= - . Serua system. i.oss - cg.,f
slknd o. DsesEss. With hundreds Of ysiuahie frff ~
Who Should fhe upes nnarrn ee ffflr 1r
isis and cure Trss,s on all isass. uy sEpaasz their
scientific work Oftis klHd publ shee GId Is es1Ips
~ sTsy rsspr Sent seeufciy talsi receipt q ~ cis
t. Louis, Mo- EaisblIsllsd IA III.
oos I'm
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Life or Accident
ENSURANC E.
On TIE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
Lie lenarIInenI.

On TIE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
Lie Department..
The CHARGERS Life ard Health Insurance
Company wri es life, EnGOwmer' and Term
Policies Of all approved forms, of the Il 81
Quality. on The Best Plan ana upOn the Bes
Terms. II calls The atenti II Of agen-S am in
-ulers 10 its we'll regUlstcd plan. ils 4oH ats
premium, lis amplc security, its LIBERIA ane
,ieiinite contract, its freedom from complication
md mystery, and its economy and car fui man
aScmCut and esp.c ally TO the d. plrtme
feature, by which every State hHy Ing 100000 in
stock has It's own Directory al m .nagement,
anu invests its own funds.
Accident DepaI tnlent.
The Changers life and Health Insurance Com
psny is the only company in the south that j.
sues Accident Poi Cles Of any description. 1t l.
the second IN SIZE in the United Stats GOinI
tEi, nd OF business. IL in=urcs men OF III &C
equations AVA pro, es>iOns against &c dcnts
causing bodily injury or loss % life, guarantee =
ing the payment uf Il stipulated sum per weth
rom 50 10 $50, il the accidental injury be ,C
severe as to d.sabl: the person Insured from
labor or business, or the paymen' Of The prin
cIpal sum inSureI, 800 Ia $4,000, il the II
jury Cause death in ,hrCc months. Genera
accident policies written Tor the year or E2ou
OF for three or SIX days by any authorized agcn
an application, without GclIy.
Cost Cfa Sesrly Accident Policy.
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General Land Agents.

They locate, buy, sell, exchange, pay taxes,
quiet titles, examine spanish and All other
titles in the Land Once, and prosecute ali
character OF claims AGAINST the State.
Promptness assured tanisd&Wfyr
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II you want farms, improved and Gnimproved.
land Is good ~ any Ia the staie, You had hsstef
cali on NJ. b. SWEENEY.
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II you want 20 buys house aud lot, or building
lots, YOU can and them by calllng on
NJ r. SWEENEY.
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1904 acres. with an the improvements, two
miles fran Ei-in, on the Central Railroad, IN
Basirop county. Call aud get a bargain.
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1850 acres Of land, with stock and Improve.
mcuts, IN Guadalupe county. six Eliles fro a
kipSsbury rsdlrnad station. UeEr 20 church and
school house; fine forstcok.
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II you want TO rent good house, call on
NJ. b. Sh@ssA y.
II you want your property rented, call on
Nj d. SWEENEY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-04

li56 ares, 500 acres farminr-isua. with i'm
prov cmcnts, p,cn;y OF wood sud water, tine pas
ture, twenty-five miles west from AuSua, In
Travis county
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-04

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