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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-07-19
VIM. SMITH,
Notice to Our Patrons I!

ON and after July LIST, 1877, all parties
" running accounts with the Excelsior
Mills" will be required to settle up the
first OF every month. All accounts not set.
tlcdNccordng TO the above requirements
will be stopped until settlements nude.
COLE, ROBINSON 4 co,
iunp oS.ti
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-07-19

Judge c. w. Smith and Hon. Eus-
tace Gibson, Of Cabell, addressed the
people of this county at the Court
House Monday afternoon, upon the
Capital question. Mason is solid for
NhalIesLon.
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F''e N"FtN AA'NA"f N'AiS AANAshNl
night. Subject. "Trath and Preju-
dice. -. NJ wishes to vindicate
and lift that peculiar yeilof
prejudice, which has enshrouded
him for the last twenty-four years
Ladies especially invited, free Of
charge. We clip the following from
the GAINESVILLE Ohio T'imes:
81. n" stepped into our Office last
evening for the first time since the
new enterprise started, and gave it
words of encouragement. His beam.
ing couutenance was radiating with
the living truth, and his flowing
locks gave an aspect Of gravity TO
his philosophy which was irresisti-
Die. He holds the pressure firmly
upon the world handling this mum
dane sphere like the little child its
triAing toys, Wenever saw 81. N"
more free and light.hearted, the re-
suit of having brought the world toa
knowledge of the immortal truths
first propagated by himself The
cloud was once upon, but the preju-
9 i! thereby engsg3oGfed mas 1 .Oeoa
'o,i'' , '',n I' rn1i i iii iovS ror
n world lie once almost despisod.-
The citizens Of GAINESVILLE may have
an opportunity. OF hearing ~, N.s'
ua@'io; u VIZ ,I,e ,o ,oi''u =, o IN t5o oIa
mepts Of re.created song. from the
Court House steps this evening,
Let our Point Pleasant people turn
out and give 81. N" good audience.
The American Ag'c"S0ra!'3 calls
attention to a s"lndIe OF petty de-
tHI'', but large IN the aggregate
Eastern lirma ana others are adVer-
Using to furnish visiting cards at a
price that does not cover the cost OF
good card board. These advertise
ments are directed to the young peo-
pie, and receive attention usually
from none but the young The frst
one or two orders from any locality
are filled promptly and large induce
ments are offered to agents. In
this way il often happens that some
person in the vicinity consents to
act as agcnt,and secures s.club larger
or smaller. The names and money
are sent on, the advertising firm peck
cts the money, and the agent is left
tomake good the loss OF the patrons
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..TI,at Fish,

llr. Editor
In the last Moaiior some one en-
quires why they put fish on the
new well house, at the Court House
and adds, 1.-The Rev. DR., Lane gave
us the reason why the ish was used
as an emblem on churches; but We
don't see what that has to do with a
fish on the well house" Now we
don't see that the question is very
hard to solve for any one ought to
know that a fish indicates-water, and
is much more appropriate on well
house than church, unless Ut were
Baptist Church.
DoS CARLOS.
The farmers have had their pa
thence pretty sorely tried by the fire.
quent showers of the last week or SO,
but are disposed to be reconciled, by
reason of the general goodness of the
crops.
THE MARKET.-FLoUR-Thore has
been a Slight decline in flour since
last report. We quote i! at 81 to
$3.50 per. barrel.
GRAIN.-Wheat is steady, and we
quote it at s1.15 to 1925 per. bushcl,
Corn commands 40 cts. per bushel
for white; yellow 45 cents. Oats are
scarce and are quoted at 50 to 40 cts.
per bushel.
MEAL,-Corn Meal is selling from
go to 70 cts. per bushel.
GRocERIEs.-Coflee 20, % to 80 cts.
per pound for Rio; black tea IS cts,
green tea so cents to 81 per pound.
Sugar123 for brown, Coffee, A, 13!
cts, GRADUATED IA cts, Crushed, "A
cts, Powdered, "A cts. per pound
Mackeral is selling by the kit, at
SOC, Soc, SOC, 95c, and 81, according
to weight and quality.
CHICKENS. Chickens from S1.75
to $3.50 per dozen; ducks same price
BUTTER AND EaGs,-Butter Is cts
per pound for choice, Eggs s cts.
per dozen.
PRoDUCE,-Dricd apples dull at rs
to So cents per bushel. White beans
find sale at S1.25 to $3.50 per bushel.
Potatoes 81 to s1.15 per bushel for a
good article. Feathers bring from so
to As cents per pound, for extra,
LARD AND TALLow.-Larl is sell
ing from our stores at 10 to 125 cts.
per pound. Tallow n to S cts. per
pound, but not much demand,
SALT-Good Ohio River salt is
selling at 81 per barrel.
MEArs.-Sides 12lc. shoulders Zoe.
plain hams l2!c., sugar cured ID C. a
pound. Fresh meats from &c. to y!
c. per pound, according TO quality.
CATTLE,-Butcher's cattle com
mand from 5! to A cents a pound
gross; and fat sheep same price.
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To which are added the late works in each
department as soon as published.
w ALL PAPERS,

We have the largest stool; OF wall papers,
in Mason County, which will be sold lower
than ever before offered in this market,
and we aro prepared TO duplicate any bill
no matter where purchased. To parties
purchasing large quantaties we will give
extra Inducements.
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES

Flesh Wounds, Frozen Limbs.
Salt Rheum, ChilbIaiDs. Sore
Breast, sore Lips, ErySipclas,
Eing-WOrms, CaIluses, ScaId
Head, Cliappcd Hands. Burns.
Scalds. Wounds, Testers. piles,
BuniOns, Rites, Warts, Pimpics.
Cancers, Sores, SIlnGS. Wcns, ABB
cess. SpFainS. Cuts, Blisters,
GOrns, FeIOns. Ulcers, Shingles,
Sites, FrGclGIes, BOils, WhitlOEs,
Tan, ScurVey. Itch, IngrOWing
Nails, NetIle Rash. Mosquito and
Flea Bites, Spider StingS. and all
CutanCOHs Diseases and Erup-
tiOns generally.
For sale by all druggists, grocer, and
At all country stores throughout the United
States and British Provinces. Price by
mail 80 cents.
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"nhaye a communication without
s.goa.ure, accommodating Geo,
"" a"a@d and Thomas A. Lcmastcr
.'. m"mbars of the School Board Of
"" District The communication
".@onol publish unless We have
" ".Don namo, We always like
SNOW who writes for this paper
.'" 0.soioro VIII not consent 10 pub
.'I'.nmIe.s accompanied by u
N"in.e name, no matter how
'..0.. lho article might be.
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a young person Of our ocquain-
lance who is apt ut times to indulge
TOO freely in mixed drinks, says at
night he feels as il he owned all the
property in the world and The most
@ornmgas if he owned none, and
Was IN arrears for his taxes ON what
owned the night before.
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Cheaper Than Ever /!
Fall and Winter Goods!
AT TIlE
NEW CLOTHING EoUSEl
JOHN G.. s.rORTz,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
N Point Pleasant and vicinity, that no
has Just opened out IN entire new stock Of
Goods in his store room, west aide Main
Street near Court House, whore will be
found an the latest styles OF Cloths, C0ss.
mcrcs, Ncstings, and Furnishing Goods,
also q well collected stocl, " Men and Boys
Clothing Hats Caps Bouts sc, suits
made 70 order Give me cgll,
myh gG-ly.
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So $50 s@r aas Il St l sSne sr se9P5s
Co., Portland, Maine.
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u. s. VAN NEATRN.

Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
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CROOUET.

We have in stool; q fine lot OF field GRO
Quet, in four and eight ball sets which We
are selling cheaper than ever.
Blank Deeds, Attorneys, Justices and
Constablc's Blanks, always on hand
Orders by mail or in person will receive
immediate and careful attention, and will
in all cases be executed ut the Very low
est Prices.
Correspondence is invited, and all letters
OF inquiry will receive prompt and full at
tentiOn. Address
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-07-19

Why do not our people take some
steps toward having our Saturday
night Cincinnati mail delivered at
this Office on Sundaymorning instead
o. Monday morning? The mail ar
riycs at Gallipolis about p o'clock
Saturday night and we should have
]! on Sunday morning, Take the
proper steps to correct this OWL.
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DoN CARLOS.

The farmers have had their pa
thence pretty sorely tried by the fire.
quent showers of the last week or SO,
but are disposed to be reconciled, by
reason of the general goodness of the
crops.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-27
STATE OVER.

Gs.g,s.os Ctssg,-rhe jail is full and
the TAILOR had TO rciu>e prisoner from
Houston Tho merchants arr little
excited Ahou, the cotton worms many
~ them being reported in the southern
part OF the state.
Gria,s Cyas,s.--lohn Henry. seq
ton hand on the Houston and Texas
Central mad. WAS run over AZ NayasotA
by The south hound trnight train, Non.
day night and killci IL Is said he
was Intoxicated and had fallen acroSs
the track
B0-,-s tcspa--A very threatening
state OF affairs exists in Brown county
Two parties Of aruiei men are about
meeting in hattie Major Jones has
sent ten men with sergeant t. the vi.
cinity 10 prevent var Cattle stealing
i az the bOJton ct t.
HVhsy Csss1 Tho prisoners in the
Jail came very near making their Is,
cape last week When discovered they
bad cut hole through the Aoor. And
wcre digging aSay lhe dir, underneath
The damage 10 the Jail has been re-
lssire,i and = close watch : ken, to
prevent further trouble
Naa5cs Cbsst The Plaindeslsr
SAYS, The prospects Of an abundant
harvest we're never morc Promising.
Cotton Is doing well Enough c,gn viii
be Saisei in our county for al who NAV
SEX homes among us -nwelhne
houses sre badly neS,lsSl. Vol
Who esSssped all last summer. has bcen
rcospiured By the sheriff
ft--t Caess.-Compiroller DAr,isn
tcleSraphs frOm New York that the
state houds tcf sale have bsen revived
bat Wall street : IN no condition 10
take them nov Capital i tiu,i and
rsmAius in the vaults. pendinr the l,k,r
trcableS lie ssls iffexAs keeps "a,
Of The troabie. the bonds oil be readily
taken lit sppears likely that the
state viii use hoih the civil and PENAL
laws 10 reach psrties implicated in the
rccent lAn.igr<h
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Tue Daughter OF the sr,x.a.

horsroS, Texas. July ~ ~.
Msicr Robert Burns. Secretary AoclS rVxa,
ksigaae Association
py,E SlE--As read your note in.
forming me 0f my adoption by The sal
liant old brigade, seem 10 see. through
gathering mist. . waving A. Of RseS a
glitter as of bAycnetS seem 10 hear
= sound IS Of irumpeis blown. a heavy
triad as Of men moving In columns. and
The vision grows until the prrsent i
dead and The Past starts from her
s'polchre and al the old glory Is over
the earth and in The air
! ann proud 10 stand with the old
brigade IN the light Of that glory which
vas and j. and viii be theirs forever
Nor does that glory rsdiatc fr,m An,
fSsi AlorN To-Day lio<afs hrisais 4. a
bCSiy q brave. ecca and vise ner
Who are vcicc and heart aud de,j In
the interest Of right and iustic, snd
who casting al prelniice aside. are
hereucsi among thoSe uho Will fnAlly
lead cur country 10 the 6rsi plAee
among nations and give her e-sater
tame than she has ever known.
I eow my head solemnly % the oon-
ssNcrating touch Of these battle s,srrsi
hands that have gathered homer on a
hundlcd helaS Arsi I kepe that hefy-
amer may Be able % attend The an.
NAL reunscns Of ~ asscciatioa hut
shseat % rrssent bSseecA Heavens
blessing ulson every msinb Gift
NcuS truly.
NoItlE 8 xlsskx Rarts
lntngeter q Hccls Texas hriraslel
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Ed NJ, llarkor, lottor carrier at Co
lumbus, Ohio, has been detected bya
decoy letter of robbiug the mails,
Crop reports throughout the western
states indicate that the corn crop is
made. The harvest has proven to be
good also,
Chicago papers of last Monday bNdc
the authorities of that city beware and
prepare lest the strike should reach
that city,
The government surveying party at
Deadwood, Dakota are safe, and no
more trouble with the Indians is OK
pectcd soon,
The steamer Sandy was burned at
her moorings in New Orleans, Sunday
the boat total loss, No cargo aboard
The boat was insured for 81, O0O
Government contractors at Erie,
PENNSYLVANIA, have been detected and
indicted for stealings, variously estimat-
ed at from one hundred to two hundred
thousand dollars
For the third time in two years the
Missouri Pacific railroad bridge eight
miles east of Kansas city, Missouri was
burned on Sunday. Nocause is known
for the nccudiarjsm.
4 railroad collision occurred at Wa,
bash. Indiana, caused 10y running ahead
Of time But one lite was lost, though
several were badly hurt \ boy Icy the
name Of Calvin Luber, was killed
\ sand,boat with six mon aboard,
run against the railroad pier at Kansas
city, SUNDAY. and was sunk almost in.
slautN, Aid was sent to the men who
struggled in the water and their lives
saved,
4 large number OF ship owners ON the
lakes have gone into the grain carrying
trade since tho rise in railroad
lreights, Many grain vessels engaged
IN the lumber business, have gone back
to their old trade.
The legal tenders now lhcked up in
the treasury amount to SIS $50 $50, and
the national honk reserves are 5000,
Okl, making total OF SllN,Na0 5Sp
SQOStrAVtlNg (NlS from kliV treasury
statement ol legal tenders out>tand
ing leaves 0Q&. 752 legal tenders in
actual circulation, less An entertained
amount OF balances and like
rhc Inter Ocean has not during tine
exciting days of the past week, laid
aside its apathy for the horrors
committed in the south. While the
Pitt>burg mob drove the military from
the city, it cannot think Of the patience
Of the southern citizens, when she sold.
iers were encamped upon their
threshold.
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ne>,enn Rntder Troubles.

\ Mo Grande special to the News Of
the 9th says \ Mexican named lo,
pea, from near the Salu,lo, came here
to sell grapes The proceeds OF his sales
and his winnings At gambling Melted
him aboU, thirty dollars young man
named eau lalupe, SON OF Lopets host,
enticed him few hundred yards from
the house murdered and robbed him
and lied across the river. Lopez was
stabbed in eighteen places
Another from Brownsville OF the
same date, says Mexican officers SAY
that Wiuker and followers have ap>
piled for panion and privilege TO return
to Mexico. General rreyino Is expect.
ed at MatAmoraS tomorrow Colonel
Sweitaer has arrived He relieves Gen.
eral peyiu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-27

Htssiaae County ON Wednesday OF
last week, AZ Dayida MILLS M, Bugg
was killed by hia brotherinNlaw, Adams,
Tor abusive language IN reference to
Adams mother Adams made bis os'
cape On Saturday Che 18th, at
Woodland Nj llnr0lson WAS killedby
Mr., W, +, Johnson The Froehtone
Herald did not learn the particular.
plcnty Of rain hus lallon just when
most needed, The corn crop 10 So
cure and abundant and cotton ~ grow
ing finely. Tho district conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church met IN
Cotton Gin ON Wednesday, the 2ith
Harris Comig-1'wo negroes stole u
horse from In front of the Telegram Of,
ice Tuesday evening They were com,
PEELED to abandon the horse but oyaded
pursuers, ---- Adam Bodineof Mohawk,
Ohio, dropped in the markothouse,
Tuesday, aud his physicians think 1t
doubtful II he can recover llo has no
friends in Houston, but Is kindly cared
for hy the citizens ALL Is quiet in
the city,---,Iohn Harris alias James
Haynes, u iOilbird from Galveston, was
taken in at saloon in Houston, the
2lth, lilo was returned where he is
wnntcd--A lady who has been
troubled for the necessities of life do'
lbeptcly walked into saloon, Tues
day night and taking her lord by thC
arm led him away from whore he had
been spending the money she had
right to expect of him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-27

In the atmosphere eNpVrieuced here dur.
ing the summer months. the ,ethSrSy pro
dueed by the heat takes away the desire for
Wholesome foCd, and freQUen; preparations
sjUcvd NOjily energy, particularly those
Suffering tSVn The tertS OF deeiutStlug DIS
eases, In Ortcg g. Keep a natural healthful
activity u the y >tvtl NJ mast rvscrl 10 81
unciSl means. ~, dis purpose ScAenck 5
Sea Need Tonic - NVty s1eS uSl. A few
losss'S viii crestV Nu appetite aud give frCsh
Nteor 10 the enerNatcd oo,ty. fOr cyspS PSis,
i invaluable. Many eminent physicianst
hsVe doUotcd whether dySpspSls can be
permAnsutiy cured ~ the drugs vhica are
Seuersl,N employed for that porpSSc. The
"a Meet roaic IN iis narpe Is totally dif.
tercnt fiotn such drugs 10 contains . COT.
rNSive minerals ~ acids In last 10 sssi It's To-
rezuiAr operations % uature. and supplies
her deficiencies The iunic Ia its nature 81
much rtsem bis the gastric jniSe that Il j.
almost Identical with that iuid. The gastric
juice : the natural solvent which. IN =
healthy condittcn of the eosiy causes the
icSn3 tase di<estet, aud when this juiee i
uot sXcTVtea I'M sufficient quantities. tndI-
ccStice. with al Is distressing SYM ptorns
iciinv. The SEA We'd rcntc psrfOrms TIE
jgiy 81 thc sssiric iuicc when the latter :
deficient Scaenek's SSs WeS1 rontc AID
BY all uTu exists. ialy -l-w-lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-27

In the aeciiae q life. as the viEcr q the
SYSTEM Wanss. and inarnitiss attack Il %
uhfca IN early lffs u wss q stranger. the
Use ~ . sais medical 81 Nuiant Is hishIy
advisable. Nothing, as eXrsrieuce shows,
= - admirably sdapie,i 10 the wantS II ed
recr'e - hc~teftsrs stomach RltterS. II =
a rial sclaee - the sgrt. and the csSi rcs>Si-
- uSe a<siuS me corpplain,s - Which
they are peculiarly nsbie. 10 iuviroratss
The ccdy and cne~rS tie snint. i rcre.
s<reeacie AM esscttVe. khseu asisrn. lcni-
htzc ard kcut srr rlcre fItQaeatly tevsioP-
"a IN 49, t5sn IN ycnfh OF wtltie lie.
hc<tettcfs fit,ers are an excsiisni remedy
So hoe painfai iisrrlerS. ana also fcftify
the yste-a szainSi teen. rnsy n<ver cresfe
un11e exeitentnf. are gentle IN their -
tis,rs. e.st are inaniteiy parsr than The IN
uassttcstel stimnf.nt g ccmunerce.
"a faly Nast
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-27

WnEN tho railroad magnatcs 40 ON
excursions or travel for business or
pleasure, why do they use private car
which costs ten, twony or forty thou,
sand dollars whom one costing five
thousand. or even five hundred, would
Ito as well, and they would have the
balance to pay their needy abmers
This is y homely enquiry, and may not
ho exactly respectful and courteous,
but il is very honestly made, for all
that.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-27

TuC parties 10 the resent Cancy and
Barnard land grab are being aroused.
Commissioner Gr(>os, who is sick, ~
quests the public 10 withhold Judgment
until he is able to prepare q statement
while Hon, John Ireland is in Austin
10 see about it \ little atieuce and
a little courteous attention to Governor
NuNbAri's protest, would have saye,l
both the commissioner and the Hon.
John world Of trouble They Il 10th
know better next time We, however.
would he glad if they prove themselves
able 70 otter an adequate explanation.
because We sioCercly regret 10 sce names
the state has learned 10 respect mixed
mp with such scheme a. the one mem
toned and would IS sincerely rejoice
were they to offer 4 satisfactory expla.
nation. But eAndor eompels Us to SAY,
that At this writing VIC do not sen how
II can be done.
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pRusrEE's SALE Of REAL ESTATE

ryNRuS TEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE
Whereas, on the list day % January, A.
h. 1876, ". \, stowe and NJ, Il, SluMc, his
wife, cNrcUled and delivered "a the uudeI-
signed tnvlV certain decd at trust, which
was duly rycnU,ci iu hook 20, rg-C> l5i tn
1ay IN the office ut Ihr yl,.k oi the county
rUuIi ot Dallas county and state OF Texas,
conveying 10 the undersigned, rs trustee,
the following described land lying in said
county and state, and known rs part OF lot
number two u in bio K +, OF the FubvTvil,e
addition 60 the CITY OF pN.lS, ROd beginning
al the northeast corner OF Martha ami ErNuy
streets; thence running AOrllWnrdly along
the east lluo og Eryay street 10, feet 70 the
southwest corner Of the lut sulu tn AdolPN
Cdhui thence Uls>twudly Nt rtEh, angles
wtlh ErVNy street lGis feet ca said Calm :
southeast corner thence IN >lUtAerly di-
rectiOn parallel with Ervay street TO- tyrt
thence aOug the north Line OF Martha Strrvt
wVStwapIiy 10 the point OF beginning, And
whereas Tie said detd ri trust conveying
said lunN was executed ~ secure the pay
mont OF q certain pUll!>Ny note made ~
the said W, y, stowe ana 81. Il. stowe 10
Amelia PO.aChvck Tor part OF The purchase
moOey " said land, which sAiJyslOtc Is tnr
the sum OF ore thousand and uiIy dollars,
U8ttd December -, lS11, and due AMI pRys-
HE twelve months thereafter, with ten per
cent Interest per sunum from dSle ami
upon which said note there i "a G rdit of
SN0 paid tue 9Th day W February, \. u. l>;7,
the balance OF principal aud The interest
whereas 10 Is yroylled by the terms Of said
deed ot trust that IN ease ~ default iu ;he
pay mont Ci said note, accounting 80 is tenor
ami euect, WIKI the interest due thereon, ar
any pavi thereof, the uuderSlgH sst. IS such
trustee, should have tQll power, when SAP.
piled 70 by the holders ot said prom, SsOry
note, ana after S.N,n. teu days notice by al.
NeTliSemeui IN = newspaper published ia
the sAl0 city OF Dallas, 30 Sc. SsliG premlS
The said aud, ana apply enough a.! the pro-
SeetS OF sale ~ pay Whatever slloUnI n .sht
u due on said prOmlSSury note. Now, de-
iault having cSeu made In the payment o.
said tCgSs ANA 8t tbs veQU sst Of tbs holders
thereof, tue LutJSIgnol herr Cy gives no.
tlcS that ou Tuesday, Tue al day % August.
l>-s, before lhe courthouse door IN The sSiu
city vt Dallas. between the lourS cflo O'CLOCK
\. IN, aud eO'clcck 2. M Ee Will sell at gul,-
lie auction % the AlEhes. bidder, for cash.
the said land heyviuoeio fore described, Tor the.
purpose OF iorVclO>lug SAld deed 81 Trust. Aut
lhe payment ~ Vie balance due ca said
te, making 20 Tie purchaser thereof such
title ~ : invested tu him IS trustee.
ApOLPH METZLER. Trrs-ee.
July %, Isl. iyailat