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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16
BRENNAN

BRENNAN, Nov 0.-[Special.l-Th cleo
ton in this county was quiet and full
vote was po'led. The radical county ticket
is all elected, except county cleTk and
county attorney. Jones' majority is from
l 500 to l.10O. Robertson got 8 votes.
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HcKavIr1, E0v. s.-rspecial The elso-
ton vas quiet. and returns hsvs been SLOW.
The democratic stsfs tictet has e rnaiority
in Nenard county
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WAxAHAcHIE, Nov. 9.-[Special.l-The
count is not yet through and several boxes
to hear from, but enough is known to settle
the question as to most of the county Of
ficers. Getzendaner, for the state senate,
will get about 800 majority il the county
At this box, as far as counted, Getzenda-
ner has $50 and Douglas 6l The democrats
will carry this county by 1900 majority.
Jones is running ahead OF the independent
ticket little. Hon. @. r. Gibson is elected
by several hundred majority.
The Mabel Norton troupe are here, play
ing last night, tonight and tomorrow
night. They had very large and appre-
ciative audience, and will have crowded
house tonight.
The streets were crowded with cotton to-
day. There is considerable complaint
among sellers because of only few buyers
here, there being nons but home buyers.
WAxAHAcHIE, Nov. 10.-[Special. 1.-The
returns are all in and show a very light
vote. The democratic ticket carried the
county by 1900 majority. Wellborn fell
behind his ticket few votes. Getzendaner,
for the senate, carried the county, by l,75O
majority.
. a telegram received here announced the
death at Huntsville Of d. G. Rawson, an
old citizen of this place.
The Mabel Norton troupe play hero to-
night for the last time,
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Hrrular monthly driving E0Tumber q.
Caritsl r-irs. $500. whole tickeis, -.
fnhs 81 F0r inf1-rnatirn arplT 81
EEUErr A. WrErrH
-1r rIrr rf~rrf
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CffnURSE, Nov 0-fspeolal lat the
state and cmgfessional election the fOlios.
Ing 10 tho vote pollcd here, other county
precincts not heard from yet and may not
Jones, 13i; Wellborn, 40; Kearby, 1885,
Young, 1Gl; Martin, 1C3; Galzendancr
1870; Douglass, 67l.
The Stlittz dramatic company played to-
night at Browns opefa-housc.
About 200 bales Of cotton were received
ere today.
Mr.. j II. Boyd, elected sheriff of John
son county at Tuesdays election, is lying
ut the point Of death at Grangervile.
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CALyGhr, Nov. tO.--fSptolal.l-'fho eloc-
lion passed OH quietly, and to the great
suiplisr ofsto'Vh~dv, the Jack Jones in1u-
o1cg o.. Dt,Drl ''r .olOred vote, swept
the Gonna Iuro vote Of the county
is: Governor, Jonn Ireland 800; Jones,
03l Acknowledgements Marion Martin,
40; ID. w. Morton, 1876; Tor comptroller,
w. J. Swain, 3Sl; A. Siemering, 817; COM
missioner general land Office Walsh, 40S;
Andrew Young S97; attorneys general, Tenn
pleton, $3.50; Burns, 1856; treasurer, Lubbock,
403; Terry, S73; chief justice, A. ii. Willie,
1,2l7; West, 1885, associate justice Stayton,
LIS; White, 1,212; court Of appeals, Hurt,
l ,l04. Wilson, 1, l05; for congress, Reagan,
434; Newman, 81 state senator, j. s. Perry,
3i4; G. N. Mead, 721 Ferguson, 1865; repre-
Philpers, 430; IL. G.. Geiger, 1888; |
A. Bryant, 81; hoater, j. N. P. Crsmer, 1885,
district attorney, Henderson, I'll; Pdrdom,
| 051; county Judge, Crawford, Az Hall,
7S9; sheriff, Wiser, 431, Jack Jones, 500;
county clerk, Rushin. 056, Grant, $685.
There has never been seen in this county as
many scratched tickets in the white vote
rs at this election. The negroes voted al
most O solid vote.
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Meknvitt.

McKAvITT, Nov. l0.-[Special. l-Advices
from Kimole county state that Jones has a
large majority. Davis, for congress, has
but few votes in the county.
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NEWS by SPECIALS

N Has IIeen sn9Wlng IN Nebraska
and Dakota, aud Tho Cold
Wayo IL Reported COM
Ing South.
Excitement nt galveston Over Rumor
Involving u WelI-KnOwn Clti-
zen, Which was False.
Arlington: While Trying to Subdue
Fire Man Is Seri-
ouSly Injured.
A Dozen Females OF the SanctiAcd
Band are Arrested at Bolton
on Complaint.
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Bryan.

BRYAN, Nov. 9.-TSpeclal mo definite
report yet of elections T he independ Mt
ticket in Brazos county was carried by an
overwhelming majority. Jones, for COVER
nor, has carried the county by about $40
majority. The race between Stewart and
Chambers is very close. Stewart has
small majority for the senate, and Hender-
son, for district attorney, carried the county.
Anderson's majority in Bryan precinct was
over 600. Captain Ayers, for the legisla-
ture, carried the county by 400 majority.
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SAN SABA, Nov. 11.-[Special. Thirteen
precincts give Ireland 398; Jones, 379; Han
cock, $50; Davis, rs; only two small pre-
cincts to hear from. Mccullough county
gives Ireland 2ll; Johnes, III; Hancock,
294; Davis, 20; two precincts to hear from.
Reports from Concho county give Ireland
100 majority, Hancock about 60 majority.
J. G. TONNES, for district judge, will get a
majority in this county of over 600. 4. l..
Odem will get over 400 majority for repre-
sentative.
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 10.-[Special.l 1.-The
Eagle Pass branch of the Galveston, Hous-
ton & San Antonio railway will reach the
Rio Grande at Eagle Pass tomorrow. The
road is to be extended into the interior of
Mexico at once, and prominent contractors
are now here, just in from Mexico to make
terms for the work.
Returns of Bandera, Menard and other
western cou lties augment the maj GRITTY OF
Hancock, democrat, for congress. Ireland,
for governor, generally runs behind his
ticket.
Purses are being gotten up for three days
racing on San Pedro race track by hotel,
livery stable, saloon men and the street
railway company. Colonel Augustus Bel
KNAPP is president OF the street car company.
r. l.. Graves, county physician, who fell
a distance Of twenty feet two weeks since,
sustaining serious internal injuries, is in
critical condition. His physician has
doubts OF his recovery.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. Especial. This
county gives Ireland, for governor, about
400 and Davis, independent, FOR congress,
2Tn majority Hancock defeats Davis IN
the district probably $50 votes. In the sth
district, Miller, democrat, carried every
AT Cotdlla, Lasalle county. a negro
seized pistol aud remarked Let me show
you how to scare them fellows" referring
TO another negro and boy, aged 10, seated
on q log hundred yards off. He fired,
the ball passing through the negro's side,
striking the boy in the head and killing
him instantly. The negro intended to shoot
over their heads.
Frio county gives 0chiltree, for congress,
q good majority. Ochiltree's election is no
longer doubted here.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. u.-[Special. l-Feur
convicts have escaped in the past two days
from the gang at work. ON the Eagle Pass
branch of the Sunset extension. These were
"trusties," and in escaping they robbed
the camp Of arms, clothing, etc. The peo-
pie complain bitterly over the present sys-
tenn OF working convicts and. the careless
ness OF those having them in charge.
Grand preparations are being made for
fiesta and bu.l.fghts at Piedras Negras,
Mexico, commencing on the 18th and last
ing fifteen days. Excursion trains will prob
ably run TO Eagle Pass, whence persons
will be transfeHed across the Rio Grande
by boats.
The railroad was finished 10 Eagle Pass
to-day.
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GILMER, Nov. 9-[Special.l THE election
here passed off quietly, with the following
vote in Upshur county every precinct heard
from: Governor, John Ireland 1,165; G.
w Jones, G6i; congressman, j. II. Jones,
EC25; s. IL. Russell, 607; senator, J. @.
Buchanan, 1929; j. M. Perdue, greenbacker,
503; representative, b. Alternately, 30S; l.,
G. Davis. 800.
The prisoners who escaped from our Jail
as yet.
Another brick store house has been
erected.
Cotton is coming in lively. Business is
good.
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Greedy, Iowa

GREELY, IA, Nov. 10.-TSpecial. Iowa
sends greetings to Texas, with five demo-
cratic congressman. d. s. MALyEN.
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brentwood

BRowNwooD, NoY 0.-[Special. THE
following are the candidates elected for
county offices: j. ID. Cleveland, reelected
county Judge by u handsome majority; w.
II. Mayer, county attorney; w. N. Adams,
sheriff; Henry Ford, county clerk Charles
Bean, district clerk; A. ID. Moss, treasurer;
James Woodson, assessor; Y. f. Cook hide
and animal inspector; G.. w. Lane, surveyor.
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lew, md toh1 q, kngofc, oo1mg fndge,
were reelected without bppoglilon n was
jnst ~ follows II, ", lavy, dlainot and
county olefE, and John 4, kllgOfe, county
fudge, present ihcnmhems, we're ELECTED
without 0DpJBil0b flenso correct u, a8
they are both democrats
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CO1rrar. NOE. 1Dy-r5peci.l. j Es.u-ns
from Ctlennn c01nfy are e ioilors. Fg-
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Tyler.

TYLER, Nov. 11.-[Special. Court of ap-
peals-affirmed: Cohn VS.. Desser Bros,
from nt-county; Clinton VS.. the State,
from Navarro county; Pinkney vs.. the
State, from Bell county; Compton VS.. the
State, from Robertson county; Vale vs..
the State, from Robertson county. Re-
yersed and remanded: Texas & St. Louis
railway VS.. Reid, from Navarro county;
Conrad VS.. Walsh, from Grayson county;
Kelly VS.. the State, from Maverick county;
Allison VS.. the State, from Nacogdoches
county; Davis vs.. Diamond & Swartz, from
Camp county; Blessing VS.. Hayle, from
Limestone county. Reversed and dismiss
ed: Roherer vs.. the State, from Bell
comfy.
The case of Waie VS.. the State, supra,
was for numbering the jailer of Robertson
death. The other two engaged with him
were sent to the penitentiary tor life.
The cases of Clinton VS.. the State and
Compton VS.. the State, were for murder
and the life sentence was assessed III both
cases.
TYLER, Nov. 10. Especial l-Supreme
court: Affirmed-Wa!ker'v VS.. Weaver ct al,
from Hopkins county; Sexton ct al. vs.
CLANCY, from Rains county; Pace ct al. VS..
tiers, from Kaufman county; Snow VS..
Nichols, from Kaufman county; Harris VS..
the City of Waco, Texas, from McLennan
county; Peters ct al, VS.. Clements, from -
county; Merrill VS.. Shoemaker, from Wise
county. Reversed and remanded: Moore
ct al, VS.. Fuller ct al, from Hopkins
county; Putnam ct al, VS.. Young ct al,
from McLennan county; Martin VS..
Gideon Levy, Roberts ct al, from
Delta county; Turner vs.. Fergu'
son, from Bell county; Reith VS..
ing VS.. jackson, from McLennan county
Reversed and dismissed Bacon ct al. VS..
Russell, from Denton county.
The commission of appeals reversed and
remanded Monday the Corporation of
Seguin VS.. Ireland.
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MARSHALL, Nov. 1O.-TSpecial, 1.-The ex-
element consequent on the election is sub
siding. The following are our county Off
GERS elected; For the senate, w. H. Pope !;
county representative, L. P. Wilson; floater
W. ]. Gavin; county judge, W. T. S.
leads S. II. Russell, for congress, about
$500. Much surprise was experienced, to
say nothing of the curses loud and deep ut
tered by manv of our people, at the result
of the election for congressman in the Gal
weston district.
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From all parts Of North Texas will visit
Dallas during the coming week to attend the
races we intend to delight them with our spa
cious, well-lghted and attractive clothing estab-
lshment and with our grand disply of Mems,
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing Hats
and Furnishing Goods of every style, price and
quality. 1t is admitted on all sides that we are
Headquarters for Clothing our stock of Gents
Furnishing goods surpasses anything ever offered
or attempted in Dallas we are emphaticaly
leaders in styles and fashions; we have no mis-
fits, and no two and three prices for clothing
We content ourselves with fair living, small
profit, and we tolerate no sharp practice or mis-
representation. The truth is we consider our in
terests are best served by giving our customers
good value for their money. Our rapidly grow
ing trade and influence in the Clothing business
is evidence abundant that Justly discriminating
public appreciates our course and mode of deal
ing. Be sure and make no mistake; Our num-
Der is 1914 Elm street We have no Branches or
Corners Our immense and beautiful stock is
under one roof
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fIbt collar bone md IL oiiitfWise scflouJy
Diluted fhe NE Wa fSfnemshed. M
HumlnflOD had Mr.. Floyd Immediately
carried u The hotel and plnoed Under NE
cafe ~ n physician.
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A Strike Among Railway Employees
at Fort Worth.
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alios Senator Ooooil, demoofai, fe.eleoled
1tof Ttmbiet0D, lndtpebdent Nv sel hiai
I1flft in Dur disiflet, nodch carried an.
jer6n county Nv 40. Van Iahdt, 900 and
Henderson no Ttmploion gets Cherokee
BY about 200 ireland carries Anderson
county by 900 mslorily. II. Mcclure was
reelected district attorney Without oppOsl'
finn,
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governor, ffeiand, IN, and ibe mn goio fef
he balance of The n ~ democratic Ticket,
except Yfeo i0f Young m lieutenant.
governor, For con fess, iOil district,
HANCOCK hns 90 DVls, ~, total vote
polle1 IW n was impossible ~ pet re.
turns enflier.
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MAaLtS, Nov. lO.--i Special Jones' vote
IN Fails county IL 1885, 1foland's, 200.
Many democrats I'D not go 20 the polls. j..
A. Martin or u. u Merritt Is elected TO the
senate and w. q. Etheridge, republican, TO
Tho lower house.
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San Antonio: Escape of COnvicts =
Carelessness OF Guards.
Fiesta and Bull-Ffghts in Prospect
ut Piedras Negras.
Other Interesting State News.
Austin

Austin
AUSTIN, Nov. 11.-[Special. THE capitol
board will have full proceedings from the
time of their organization to date published
as soon as possible. 1t will require ten
days to prepare 1t, after which the present
commissioners will probably retire and
new ones be appointed.
The governor was informed to-day that
Ronald Bridget had been appointed Brit
ish consul at Galveston.
In The district court to day two MeXicans
were sentenced TO five years in the peniten-
tiary for theft Of horse.
Ireland's majority as footed up here to-
day is about as, 000
AUSTIN, Nov. [Special-Second Dis
patch IL am authorized and instructed by
the regents OF the university of Texas to
cordially invite all such citizens as may be
inclined to be present, and especially the
participate in the ceremony Of defeating
our State university and laying the corner
stone thereof, in Austin, at noon on the
18th instant. AS it is impractical
BILE to extend immediate and personal
Invitations to all whom the regents would
welcome in Austin on this momentous occa-
sion, it is trusted that this general invitation
will avail TO induce all who feel pride in
the question of our State university to be
present when the same is consecrated to its
future high destiny.
Respectfully,
A. P. WOODBRIDGE,
Sec'y Board Regents University of Texas.
AUSTIN, Nov. 8.-[Special. MANY of the
precincts sent in sealed returns and it is
impossible to get accurately the vote Of the
county. The vote, so far as counted, is:
Ireland, 1892; Jones, 2,095; Hancock, 1910;
Davis, 1867. Jones will pro badly carry the
county by 700 majority, Hancock by 800 to
400. Hancock will receive majority of
his defeat. Terrell is elected by about
1900 majority. Both democratic repre-
sentatives were elected by handsome ma
jorities.
The comptroller will file suits against
collectors who fail to settle their accounts
by the 10th of November.
w, ID. Clark, superintendent Of construc-
ton of the new capitol, reached here to-
day, and gave bond in the sum of $4,000
for the faithful discharge of his duties.
AUSTIN, Nov. TO- Especial. THE demo-
Gratis estimate Ireland's majority in the
state at $4,000. The vote of this county, as
far as can be obtained until the official
count is made, gives Jones $40 majority;
Hancock, 1856. Hancock's majority IN the
district from returns received thus far, is
1858.
The Texas Marriage Aid association of
to-day.
The Texas & New Orleans and the Gal
weston, Houston & Henderson railroad
companies paid into the treasury to-day
$4,000 each to the credit of the school
fund.
Work on the new capitol will commence
the LIST of December.
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Democratic District Convention.

As directed by the Chairmen of the
County Democratic Executive Com.
mittees, meeting of the Democrats
of the 18th Civil District of Gibson
county is hereby called to meet in
Jordan's Hall in the town of Milan
on Saturday, May 81, 1882, at two
o'clock p. m, for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to the convention
that meets in Trenton on the first
Monday in June next to appoint dele
gates to the convention that meets in
Nashville on the Goth of June to
nominate a candidate for Governor,
DC. 1t is earnestly desired that every
democratic voter in the district attend
and that such action be taken as will
secure democratic unity of action on
all political questions. Democrats,
don't fail to attend.
S. F. RANKIN.
JNo. S. THOMAS.
This May II, 1882.
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All the Year Round,

call the attention of the public to
the fact that constantly keep on hand
full supply of all kinds of meats.
During the time l have run u butcher
shop in Milan l have spared no pains
or perils TO accommodate the public.
In 1878, during the yellow fever, l
did not leave my post. hut was ready
to supply the wants Of my customers.
/ have staid with the people, winter
and summer, while Others have de.
serted them. Now, as the time OF
year has come for me to make money,
/ ask my friends to stick as close 70
me as / have to them.
A. l.. WILLIAMS.
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Hon. II. A. Pierce for Congress.

BY authority we ann ounce our pres.
ent able and distinguished Attorney
General, Hon. Rice A. Pierce, as
candidate for Congress from this Con-
gressional district, and it is gratifying
to us to be able to speak of him as a
public man in the highest terms. 1t
is no less pleasant to us to say that
his private life is full of all those ex-
cellent elements which 90 to make a
social, genial and courteous GENTLE.
MAN. In forensic debate he has but
few if any equals in the Statehood,
dashing and magnetic. his eloquence
has that attractive charm which new,
ar fails 10 win and enlist his hearers,
and the opponen. who meets him
upon the hastings will find foeman
worthy of his best efforts. Brimful of
national and state pride, Mr.. Pierce
will make representative who will re.
feet honor and credit not only upon
this district, but the whole State. He
is full of industry, and would be inde-
fatigable in his efforts for the welfare
of HE constituents. There is, indeed,
no man in the district who can come
before the people with clearer record
both private and public-than
Rice A. Pierce.
The high esteem in which he is
held in his district is shown by the
fact that since 1874 he has been a
faithful public servant in this Judi>
cial District, filling the responsible
position of Attorney General. In
1878 Mr.. Pierce made the canvass
for reelection against Hon. John M.
Clark, an able and distinguished at.
torney of the Paris bar. In that con.
test 1000 votes were polled in Weak.
ley county, Mr.. Pierce receiving g..
9O3 of that number. In the same
contest Mr.. Pierce carried twenty. two
out of twenty-five districts iL Henry
county, the home of his opponent
We shall have occasion to refer to
this matter again, and in the mean
time we bespeak for General Pierce
the warmest consideration of our PEG.
pie and that high esteem they have
always shown him, and we only say
that he will carry as much honor,
credit and ability to congress as he
has shown 10 his years of service in
the Attorney Generals office.-Dres
den Vidette.
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sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door in the town of Humboldt. the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wit: Lying in
the 18th civil district of Gibson county, Tenn.
bounded by beginning at stake and pointers,
the northwest corner of the Louis Robinson
tract of land; thence west passing his north
west corner in all 1l6p poles to Ike and point
ers on w. L. Reeves's east boundary line;
thence north 6S poles to stake and pointers;
thence east 116 poles to the beginning corner;
containing 48H acres, the same land decided to
W. L. Reeves by Il. w. Scott.
Also. one let. beginning on the line of Ed.
James's n. b. line the east side of Main street;
thence north with Main street los feet to
stake; thence south l05 feet; thence west 30
feet to the beginning; containing one half acre.
Situated In Picketville, Gibson county, Tenn.
di .trct No. IS.
Also. a tract Of land of 149 acres and rs poles,
purchased by W. L. Reeves in the case Of W .
l.. Reeves ct ais VS.. VIM. Robinson ct ais in
the County Court at Trenton, Tenn, in about
1860. and described as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of the original Louis Robin
son tract, running thence east Ill poles to n
slake, elm. hickory and white oak pointers;
thence north 2l5 poles to a stake on north line
Of said tract, black oak. post oak and black
gum pointers; thence west to the northwest
corner of said tract; thence south 2l5 poles to
the beginning; all levied on as the property of
W. L. Reeves. Sale within lawful hours.
This 23a May. 1882.
j. H. HEFLEY, Sheriff.
W. b. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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Nom Resident Notice.

IN CHANCERY AT HUMBOLDT. TENN.
Singer Manufacturing Co. ct al VS.. q. X. Nc
Alilley ct al.
1T appearing from the bill. which is sworn
Il to. in this cause that the defendant G. X.
McAlilley Is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee and resident of Kentucky. ItIs
four consecutive weeks in the Milan Exchange.
a newspaper published in Milan, Tenn, or
dering said defendant to make his appearance
before the end Monday in June. 1882. the same
being q rule day ard plead. answer or demur to
omplainaut's bill OF the same will be taken for
confessed as to him aud set Tor hearing ex
parte. This April 18th. 1882.
A copy--attest.
IT,. WILLIAMS. C. VI,
Ware A Martin. Rankin 4 Rhodes. sOi'rs
for c0mp'ts.
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SheriH'S Sale.

W. NJ. Mccall vs. Job jackson.
DY virtue of venditioni exponas directed
ID to me by the Clerk of the Humboldt Law
Court. in the case Of W. NJ. Mccall VS. job
Jackson. l Will, on
Saturday, June 8, 1882,
sell to the highest bidder. at the court house
door in Humboldt, the following described
real estate. to- wit: A house and lot in the 18th
civil district of Gibson county. bounded on the
east by W. e. Reeves. west by Ragsdale, south
by the Milan and Trenton road and north by
a s Levied upon subject to o%sscppsspcy
%, 1882. j. H. HEFLEY, Sheriff
W. B. WILLIAMS, DEPUTY.