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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-10
HEARING RESTORED.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, A. Lockett and wife. J h. Yeti and
7. ID. Tip on did convey TO me by deed exc
cuted on the second day OF March. 1871, record
cd in Travis COUNTY, two hundred acres OF land
on the east bank Of Colorado river. about four
miles above The city OF Austin, in trust 20 Sc
cure the payment OF note executed BY j.
Yeti and T D. Upton in favor OF Thomss
Chubh. for $500. payable in gold on the nrst
day Ct January. 1872. which said land and note
arc fully set form in said deed OF trust, and
Whereas, there remains unpaid on said note
$3.50 with interest from the twenty-third OF
september, ls72. less $175 pSid on the
fourth OF Nay, ISIS, the payment OF which Was
assumed by J. Il. Yeti on The twenty-elghfh OF
Cctoher, 1873. IN consideration OF : conveyance
10 him from T. ID. Upton snd wife for 100 acres,
tn upper haif Of said 30 acre, By deed exc
cufed on the eighteenth day Of December, ls19,
and Of record in Travis county. and
Whereas. G. W. LAwsoE. the holder and owner
OF said note. has requested ne 70 sell said luO
acres A. provided in said deed Of trust; now
Therefore !, G r Johns. as trustee, VIII,
ON Saturday, the Nineteenth Day OF
Octobers 1878, ALL O'Clock a. NE
AZ the oo1rt house door, In the county Of
Travis, State OF Texas. eel the above described
100 zcrs the upper half Of aid 80 ecre trsct 70
the highest bidder for c1sh. in god. m3k1ng
title for sane - ] an authorized 20 90 under
said deed o. trust c. r. johns frastee-
cer&sN11oll
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.UARDIAN's SALE.

The State Of Texas 10 all persons in.eres,ea
N the guardisnshi2 ~ SIDNEY and MARY l.
DURHAM. minors:
Waiter w. Durham. guardian Of said minors
has uled his application IN the County Court Of
Travis county praying for sale OF certain real
estate belongings 10 them for their eduration and
maintenance. which viii be heard At the next
thereof, in Austin. on ne. Thira an,lav in
September lS1S, when ana where all persons in
terSsfcd may appear and make objections there
IL = court. August =. ISIS
FRANK BROWN,
anSSWf Clerk Z. c, T. c.
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6. w. SIMMONS 3 SON,
Oak Hall, ROsfOa Mass.
TAKE NOTICE.

i
Al persons are warned not 70 buy or trade for
the following pEomissogy notes Oee for <sn0
made By i. ID. HUI 70 W. Goedin. attorney for
Barke. d1e January 1, IS7e, Two fer $50 cach.
made By ]. ". Howard 10 ". Goo1in, attorney
for Bnrke. both dated Nay I, les6. Grst due De
ceDbSr =, ISL, second December 5, ISIS. Al
given Tor land n BlAnco county Above notes
ssslsvin' 2 A AdEL
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-10

Those terrible enemies of human happiness
have indeed found their master in Jenkins IAN
NIHILATOR." We have the testimony Of men
of the highest standing in Louisiana and other
States that after suffering indescribable pains
for years, from which they sought relief in vain
by visiting the Hot and Warm Springs of Ar
remedies more or lees highly praised, when hope
had almost died out, they have found relief
from pain by the use of the ''ANNIHILATOR,' -
perfectly cured.
''THE ANNIHILATOR' is purely gegeta6le
and can be taken without fear OF any injurious
result by the delicate as well as the robust II
constitution. 1t purifies the blood, stimulates
the Liner and Kidneys ana eradicates egeTy Ces
iqe of the above diseases. Price 81. Sold by
all Druggists ssg- Pamphlets containing test
monIals and valuable advice ct mt free TO any ad
dress.
N. JENKINS & CO., Propr's, N. O., La.
FINLAY Il THOMPSON, Wholesale Druggists,
General Agents IS Magazine ST., N. o., La
mr6 deod&wlyr
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CTocKEN's HEADQUARTERS.

This popal9 estaeiishmenf, eEnhrscsnR hofe.
ifycry and feel stable aud wagon yar1, has been
tboEsugtiy orerha1ied End pat 10 humber ere
order fog ~ accommodation o. stock. stock
men ard ffe ifaseIihg public. The hatel DE-
parfnleBt - 1rsfEi4s4 IN every particular SHE
the sseblf - - .ll.s sied attaehnents. eonfein~
inx ofez 10 sfElls. sGoros sepeTfoT facilities fof
he carr u lsxses ard tf1iifed esftts. 4flzfE =
slsc eff4tts isf4e Wsgor yard foF c1n1ptfa
vita e atH saz1cs ~ ffeeh N6tex "a Che pfeais'
fseE. T1Dss bringing ft6ck 10 tie fs8f q 10
naftef sl f5f = - fhelf l1tefeFf - E.affoIslxe
ue. = fnii s9pply q fofzke aiNfys "a h4nd.
Terra 80 esit rs tlDce.
ssisasn 3. = HkSEIcEs co nrsprs.
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,ALLAS-s ASTi-FAr Is the great remedy for CORFU,
ency. II Is purely vegetable and Crectly harmless
acts the food IN the stomach preventing is con
ierslon into far. Taken according 10 dfrcctlons. n
win reduce . fat person fren 90 pounds q week
In placing this remedy before the public IS a peal
I've cure for obesity, We do knowing its ability to
:ure. as AtteSted by hundreds OF tesgsmouiais o.
which the following fNlgn lady IN Columbus, ohio
= sample: Gcntlcn.ens -Noar Anti-kat was dul1
,eceived- took IL according To directions and Q
sduced me ave pounds was 90 elated over the
ALT that Immediately sent 20 AcKERNAS'S if0sdN
tore for the second bottle" Another, q physician
writing for patient nom Providence, r l.. says
-Four bottles have reduced her weight from "
POUNDS 10 l2a pounds and there Is general tmprQyo
uent Ia health" A gentleman writing nom Beh
on, says: without special change or attention %
tet two bottles OF Anans Ant-fRl reduced ne fottl
md one-q0Arter pounds" The Wtll-known WholS
ale Druggists, SMITH, DooLITfLE { SMITH. Of Boz
on, Mass. write follows: Allan's Antt-fat has
esiuced = lady IN our city seven pounds In thrSs
seeks A gentleman IN 81. Louis writes; ~Alianf
Ant-f1t reduced me twelve pounds In three Nccks
ind altogether have LOST twenty-five pounds Sinct
commencing Its use" MesSrz. Pow Eli. 4 PLINProS
Wholesale Druggists. OF Buffalo, n. y, writes IL
TIE fRoPnlEToRS OF ALLAN'S ANTI-kArs Gentie
Men,The following report Is nom the lady who usef
Ailans Anti-Fat. II The AntiFati had The dcslre
Acct, reducing the fat nom two TO five pounds
week until had Lost tWcnty-tve poundS hort
aever 90 regain what have lost" Anti-Fatia AZ
lncxcelled blood-puriner. IL promotes digesiiou
turing dyspepsia, and IL also potent remedy To-
rheumatism. SOLD by druggists. Pamphlet 90 ObeA
dy sent on receipt OF stamp.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co, PRoP'Rs. Buffalo, NJ
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60 a DAY to agents csnvassing for the Fire
% side Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free.
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NoTIcE.

~ herebY given 70 Al parties hes1r4 cfains
against ths estate d / a. H4mpton. decsnsEs.
that letters te4fazneEtzTy Here e thu JaiT EZRA
lsss, OF ne proe2p4fe ear q Travis grsn1e1 e
prese@fe1 within fss tire preseFibed b lsH
sspiSsft J. II. FAuBf0H, EEefnfek
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nv an immense practice at the Worlds Dlspcm
larry aud lnyads' Hotel, having treated many thou
and cases OF those diseases peculiar TO woman, |
ave been enabled perfect most potent and posi-
I've remedy for these diseases.
To desl.nate this natural specific, have named II
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Clerk District Court Travis County
Came 4, hand September 8, ISIS. and hereby
order the puhhration Of this citation In the
WrrxIy De AocRArrc SrArEsNAN, = newspaper
published in tbs city OF Austin, Travis county,
Tor four successive weeks. this September r.
ISIS DENNIS C0RTIN.
Sherfa Travis County.
By Jozx P. kirk. Deputy. sepis Nv
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
Severance Items.

Once the young sports of the city can pronen-
ade to the beautiful Park overlooking the city, and
nhale the sweet zephyrs waited from the green wheat
fields, and listen to the gentle brayng OF Daddy Sti
vers longeared mule.
For the last few days, the town has presented n
lively APPEARANCE being the last of the hog pro
duct.
Last Saturday full batch Of school teachers pre-
sented their phzes within the city. They had good
faces. but terribly round shoulders.
woman by the name of Wolfe died. last week,
near independence Greek. Two days previous to her
death. her husband administered medicine from two
bottles from the effect of which she grew WORSE but
she compelled by her husband to take the third
dose which caused vomiting, of which the cats ate,
and died: and the woman died also.
W. d. Webb, ESQ., Of Troy, will deliver a temper
anee lecture in the N. Z. church, at Severance on
Sunday night March Sd.
Those fellows who discontinued the Chicf, and are
taking the Bulletin, compare the change to perform
ing manunl labor on mush and milk, and say, Give
me the old Chief yet MIKE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

We recently noticed VIM. Carpenter returning from
Missouri with of her fair daughters whom he has
taken unto himself for better worse-we hope the
flower" Long may they live. Now, who next.
The Masonic Ball and Supper, the evening of
the I'D was decided success. Owing to bad roads,
and other entertainments in neighborng towns there
were not as many present could otherwise have
been expected but these that did attend, had jolly
good time, and tripped it the light fantastic
until nights dark mantle faded before the rosy hues
Of morning.
BY request of parties who unable to attend
the first two evenings entertainment Of the DOnphan
Moral Association, they will, the evening of Feb.
18th, reproduce Ten Nights in Bar Room" and
Yankee Petdler.-
Monday, the first sleigh-ride of the season.
1t was something like rafting n sawlog in a frog
pond.
We certain of thing if other, and that Is,
that Clod Hopper" has the largest and best bed Of
parsnips in Doniphan County; have tried them,
and know whereof We speak.
We are sincerely sorry TO that BRO Arch has
written his will. Severance will miss good citizen
and the readers of the Chit some of its best items
Lily" of Oakland Grove, says poor David got the
mitter. Now, she certainly could not have meant
this david" We have not had such an article in
the house since used to go sparkling, several years
ago.
We will not say word about the mud. "a that sub
jcct has already been exhausted.
DAWN
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Special Washena Items.

The new German paper The Wdtkena Hns.btg
made its appearance Saturday. 1t is very crcdta.
BILE effort. Fred Stephan, editor.
j. Fred. Paul reports business good considering the
hard times and bad roads. BY the way, folks get
cited when they go to Freds, and "Catlin's-
sign
We understand that the new paper The Hathena
Adrance, will make its appearance this week. Hes
ekiah Sum-" editor and proprietor.
The City is making many improvements, and much
needed sidewalks will be built the principal streets.
Rock, for maeadamizns, is also being hauled.
Johnny McCreary, one Of the Sheridan Bros. team
sters in scufie with fellow workman, had several
ribs broken, few days since.
friend wants to know what Fred. Preizing means
by going ball, late Saturday night, and coming
home Sunday morning with his pockets full of blue
mittens.
Uncle John Cradle (he of eorn-crib flannel was in
town. Saturday. illustrating his idea of the-the-al
Devil.
An old wathenaite, Jacob RamseI has been heard
of in Denver.
Doc. winfrey was called on, lately. to vaccinate
mans family. and refused to co. because the man of
the house not at home. Doc. has lately Joined
the Blue Ribbon Club. and thinks he is rs good ms
"Joseph.-
German Methodist Quarterly Meeting, last satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Emma Ramsel is said to be the best musician
in town. for her age. She is admirable performer
on the organ and splendid singer.
Esq Dixon's Court was in full blast Saturday.
Everybody is preparing to rush things, in the
Spring. We believe wathena will present more
lively appearance than for several years past
We learn from q reliable source, that w. T. Stew
art will soon take charge of the Hiawafh DspaeA he
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

First, in regard to the items which appeared in the
last Chief from Severance. The first point is. 1.-The
bridge up Wolf River gets away with the people
of this Township They can't the object of it =
The object is to give a large scope of country an
outlet which has outlet east The
proposed bridge is to be mile west of the Leona
bridge bur will many two three miles travel
to the river. and give them much better road.
Call, and will explain to you. There were sixty
names on the Doniphan County petition. and sixty
two on that of Brown County, and with two
exceptions, good Taxpayers; and with little effort,
we could have secured two hundred more in both
Counties
The second proposition of Arch" is, docs our
Trustee favor il ?. have not seen him yet but if
understand the law, it is County business Town
ship, and therefore went directly to the County Board
and when the right time comes, have full confidence
in Mr.. Shulsky to give justice and that is all
ask also believe he will work for the good of the
whole Township, and not for locality only, but give
justice to all, as he believes to be right
is Brown County too poor to build bEidgeg- The
eastern approach to this bridge will be in Donipban
County, the western in Brown, and it won't take
much of Probate Judge TO decide who should build
the bridge.
The matter is. need bridge, and will have it,
If it takes years to get it, it did the other AT that
time, Of the leading spirits of Severance tried to
keep from getting bridge, which is used nearly
much rs the one at Severance.
Now, gentlemen, all We ask is what We entitled
to. and more and you will come and how the
land lays, You will fully agree with me- that such
Improvement is necessary.
..Iinnkdori" speaks Of n splendid ford only one
fourth of mile from the line. My dear sir You have
not crossed that ford since April, 1876, you woud
not talk in that way. In that frcshet all the forls
except Bartetts washed that they are impas-
sable. horseback, most Of the time. He also
says that there only three families benefited by it,
Come over. and will show You more than forty He
further says, that the new bridge Mt Severance is
badly needed. whyi Because he needs it! Give
good one the old thing, and will be sat
isfed, perfectly. The appropriation made by the
County for the purpose of assisting in building this
bridge is but little than Severance asked for
to build the approaches to the new there after
the County had fulfilled its part of the contract and
built the main part of the bridge and can't any
for opposing it, only that it does Leona good.
for the amount is certainly too small to make much
fuss about and besides such appropriation is already
made.
Come. gentle folks, and see us, and he convinced.
j. W. ScHOCK.
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Mr.. Frank Moore lost his little bsbe. last Welnes
day. Spasms was the cause
Also. died on Thursday night, Mr.. Ncsier, grand
father Of John Lible, Jr.. of chronic darrhea. He
was very aged and feeble.
This week, Wednesday, car load of about forty
people will arrive from Pennsylvania. They are
mostly farmers, and will locate between Highland
and Leona. We welcome them heartily, and say the
more the better.
Rckenbsch is the busiest in town, he is
selling his stock cost for cash, and will continue
for 30 days. Dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and
caps at ST. Joe prices. Good mems boots from $225
to $3.50. He is closing out before filing up with
Spring goods. Goods at cost! Goods at cost!
We have second edition of that same beautiful
You have heard about often. This time,
sprinkled edges with mud
The ladies of Leona any vicinity. have made Bro.
Monsel very handsome quilt; each Lady contribu-
ted and pieced block. 1t will be contributed the
night of the festival, Tuesday.
The teachers of the Township will meet at the Sew
school house, Saturday, March 9Th, for the
purpose of organizing association for mutual bene
tit.
For the benefit of the Severance correspondent.
will say that in regard to Trustee favoring
bridge, consider him to be of sense, and that
anything tending to the beneit of the County, ami
especially his Township would receive his hearty ap
prevail. would like to ask about his approval of
the bridge at Severance, when ii was not neodedf
As there always some who seem to think that
nothing be done without they have hand in it,
will say that the County Board before they made
appropriation toward the bridge, understood the
situation, and that Notwithstanding that the benefit
does not to Severance than any other
place., ifthe Brown County Commissioners do well
by their ,ople Commissioners have by rs,
will have a bridge &C.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

The Masonic ball at Dcniphan, ON the III, proved.
after all the mnd, bad roads. and many different
afusements gotten mp at different towns near sue-
beyond all expectation. The committee report
r that the proceeds sufficient to pay all cxpen-
SEES, and quite surplus more pleasant time
Cio.l-IIopper experienced; and. in fact.
general harmony and good feeling prevailed at
large a gathering. Capt Philbrick lceturcd for
about an hour, upon the origin Of Masonry and the
duties and obligations of Masous, in which fear
great many fall short. The dance was kept up all
night and mus; say, that for the thirty years that
have been identified with tine Masonic ffaternty,
it was the first time that ever saw dance in the
Lodge Room. We think il contrary to Masonic
gcs, and entirely cut of place thing Of this kind,
thirty years ago. would have been tolerated by
the Master any good brother Mason. But, then,
Others would bring TO bear arguments to prove that
churches did not at time, admit games of chance,
chors, organs grab-bags etc. the proceeds TO go to
wards advancing the interest of Christs church We
do not say but that the Masonic institution is Just the
same that it always was. but do say that its
beers do not live up the old land marks. Too much
speoua:iye and not enough operative Masonry. We
believe, and always have, tlet true and good Ma
that lives in accordance with his obligations
and the duties incumbent him such, is a Chris
tan, AMI WILL when his earthly tabernacle is dissolv
ell, and his earthly cares are ended. be gathered to
that Lodge above, not made with hands, where the
Grand Master who rules all Lodges and the destinies
of al! nations, will preside. We do not propose to
lay down landmarks for Masons to follow. Every
Mason knows his duty TO his brother, his neghbor,
and his God and if he fails in any particular, he is
not good and true Mason, worthy brother.
There of us but fail Mt times, and neglect
those obligated duties that incumbent upon
The great Constantine was compelled To admit that
all men and Nasons were equal
There was not lady that danced the round dances
that had on barber-pole stockings.
Mad-yes, mad, to that fellow corner his girl in
such close quarters that she could not and would not
if she could would youi try to get away.
Sorry to lose the interesting items of Arch
in the columns of the Chief. Hope he may be sue
eessfu in his location, but would have been bet
pleased if he had located in Doniphan, We are
satisfied that he understands the drug business, and
would have built up good trade. When that frmer
al of David and Clod-Hopper comes of, You shall
have a complimentary ticket to attend.
These young ladies who were trying their fortunes
by roasting eggs in the ashes did succeed, the
eggs bursted, aud frightened them mneh that in
the future they will wait the result.
CLop.IIoPrER.
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Which has attended the use of BRowS's LIVER Pills
has demonstrated the fact, that medicines prepared
for eastern diseases not adapted to the diseases
of this western climate The people ofthe west would
do well to bear in mind that headache, biliousnes,
pain in the side, indigestion. constipation. etc, result
from an inactive condition of the liver produced by
the masmatic influences common TO all new countries
speedy relief is obtained by the use of Browns
Liver Pills.
The great remedy for Inflammation is Aruica,
BRowS's ARSIcA SALyE is conceded TO be, the most
reliable preparation before the public for curing cuts
bruises burns, frostbites and old sores and ulcers
All Of BRowS's GREAT WESTERN REMEDIES are
now for sale by sixteen druggists and merchants in
Doniphan County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

The ssanAara rsaksAiss for all diseases Of the
lungs arc ScnKxcK's rtIx6Slc SYRrr, ScHExck's
SEA WEED Tonic, and ScHEScx's MANDRAKE Pills,
and taken before the lungs destroyed they will
effect speedy cure. To these medicines, DIR. J. H..
Schcnck. Of Philadelphia owes his unrivalled
in the treatment Of pulmonary diseases. The Pull
monte Syrup rpens the morbid matter in the lungs,
nature throws it of by easy expectoraton and the
patient has relief from the Frustrating cough. The
Mandrake Pills must be freely used to cleanse anS
stimulate the stomach and liver they remove all oh
structons relax the gall bladder and start the bile
freely, and the liver is relieved Scheneks Sea
Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant and alteratiye the
alkal of which it is composed, mikes with the food
and prevents souring. 1t assists the digestion by
toning up the stomach to healthy condition. that
the food and the Pulmonc Syrup will make good
blood then the lungs heal and the patient Will surely
get well if care is taken to avoid fresh cold. Full
directions accompany each preparation All who
wish to consult DIR. Sehenck personally, do at
his principal Office corner Of Sixth and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, every Monday.
Letters to the above Address. asking advice an
swered free of charge.
Scheneks Medicines are sold by all druggists.