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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05

The Alice Oates Comic Opera Com.
pany has fallen 70 pieces. Alice and
five members Of the COMPANY left with
the baggage and money, leaving the
others 10 a hotel in Bay City pcnni.
less. Those who remain say that the
management owes them about $1,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
Assignee,s Sale

OF Jewelry ,Silverware, ETC., commenc
ing Saturday, April LIST. The immense
stock of V. B. Thayer to be sold. En-.
tire stock TO be sold at cost.
It j. J. BUsBY, Assignee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
Weather and Rain.

Weather and Rain.
The temperature here was down to
GO carly this morning, 80 warmer than
yesterday and VIC enjoyed afresh seven
milo per hour breeze from the south.
The indications to-day favor light
rains in the West Gulf States and
Tennessee aud Ohio valley, and but
little change Of temperature. The
barometer was lower this morning in
the Indian Nation than anywhere
else in America. and highest up over
Lake Superior. The mercury here yes
terday ranged from 60 10 $50, and the
only point in the cotton belt where
rain Tell was about Wilmington, where
the measurement was LII inches.
light rains occurred last night along
the upper Mississippi and about
Omaha ON the Missouri. The average
rainfall for the week ending Friday
last in Tennessee was LIZ, and over
the entire cotton belt l.29 inches, the
South Atlantic States catching the
heaviest, amounting TO l.92.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05

j. WALSH, undertaken, 34l I'd at
Residences lO4 Promenade ct, loft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05

III. A. THOAIS, Undertaker,
Corner Adams and Second sta.
2St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
RITor ToIerrnnn.

EVANSVILLE, April 5-Arriyod [:
II. I. Dexter. Cairo, 1910 am. No
departures. Weather partly cloudy
and warm, with light south wind.
River Il feet 6 inches, and falling
fast.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
Coming with Cattle.
AelIon Lam lhe OYeraew.

Action About the Overflow.
A petition is receiving signatures at
the Cotton Exchange asking President
Napoleon Hill to call meeting of The
Exchange to ask Congress TO make an
appropriation for the protection OF
the Mississippi valley from overflow.
A measure was introduced into Con.
gress last Monday directing the Com.
mlttee on Leyees and improvements
OF the Mississippi 10 investigate the
subject; also one appropriating $l5 600
Tor the employment OF special agents
under the Secretary Of the Treasury to
investigate and report upon the dam
age and destruction Of personal and
private property by the recent over.
flow. Both we're referred to the proper
committees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05

Fine Card Photos. sc per dozen.
Cottage Gallery, Beal st. Sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
NOTICE! NOTICE /.

Our stock of EmbrOideries,
LAGOS, Hdkfs and Hosiery aee|
pow complete. PFices to suit
the times. Ladies' are cOrdi-
Tally invited 10 examine andI
price our goods before buying
elsewhere.
GERBER a. METTE,
267 Main street. 76t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
LOST
FOR SALE

ONE Gold Ring, on Beal street. Return and
~ be rewarded 70 q Bass 6s Beal 81. 29S5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05

MEDIUM tize mare, gontle and perfectlv
a safe Tor lady TO drive; will stand with.
out hitehing. Apply at stable on south Court
$500. 81 36
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12
AW ru:

About II o'clock on Monday night =
IRE broke out in the bake house In Ia.
basement of the EIuspz POOR Asylum
at Halifax, n. S.. aud rapidly spread
throughout the building. causing the
s;most terror HmOsg the 4UO or $40 ill.,
mates Of the institution. Everything
within human power wss dope 10 as
sist the u~niortuaaJeS who wer, con-
fined in the aSvlum. urrbl, to help
themselves, bat owing 70 the net that
the buildin IS were c. mposi u u os:ly Ct
wood, and the heioe a. ass spread SO
r.pIdiy that succ T Va soou cue on aud
assistance Was I.a Ossible. The FIRE
burned through the roof AMI the scene
was n never to lie forgotten. Ear
above the roar Of the flames and the
crack Of bursting s'a;s was heard the
cries Of the wreiched patients in the
hospital, who were roasting to death.
Tue most Of them, ss before slated, be-
ing helpless, could not leave their beds
aad were perhaps stiAsd by the smoke
hfoEs the flames could reach them :;
but others were seen TO dash themselves
Esainat the Windows aud cling TO the
s'shss until their strength was ex-
hausted or their hands were burned of.
and then fall back into tho Settling
caldron Of e amos.
A medical nan who is in a peaiticn to
know, estimated the loss OF life ut moi
less than Fifty. and these all patents in
The hospital. Poor old people and little
children were rescued from oIhe. parts
OF tho buildings. bundled together in
barns some little dIstsnco away. and
there packed aronnd With straw aud
blankets to keep them warm I'LL morn
ing. A gloom has heen cast over tho
whole city by this terrible catastrophe.
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A TeKaa Il

4 dwarf kangaroo has been discoT-
cred 10 TsE.s With fore legs only two
inches long and hind legs eight ineh.s
In length. The report also says it is Q
nLrsupial.
We sre glad to Know ibis, "a IS
throws q flood Of light On the anStomi-
GAL structure Of tho animal. which will
be duly appreciated by The Intelligent
reader. who at frst biush might have
imagined 1t was . copnubi.i, OF a man.
dspns. or q hsbsas corpus. or Id!osyn.
Grassy.
In newspaper reporting, the Young
man will invariably err on the safe side
~ he USES plain, unvRrnished language.
which will appeal even 70 the nominal
iateiligenee of a sleeping car conductor.
-C.ttk.
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Ta1E PIAFoL
Ja.D.s +. Ana.r.aa. Eaisor .r the
A;nrekA Leader. Fatally Shes.

SoEDse y. Et1eoP az the
Easeks Lsadsr. Fatally Shos.
F.iday a~iteruoop. about ! o'clock. a
shvVtiue scraPs took place on Main
Sireo'. in front Of Clay Slmms's SAIGON.
bstw.ss Jane, Z. AuIsrs n. editor Of
the Eureka E.rnins Leader. and George
J. Rssk. Republican candidate for SUI
psriut-nd-ut OF Pablo lust. uetion OF
Eursks County. Tuere vas a Disagree
mont between the two. growing out OF
politics. STATED in til. ~ aSat political
campaign. This 10 to tn. pubnc ton
In yesterday. $ niiuel 10y Mr. R.ek III
,ery batter ssrI against Mr.. Andsr-
s1n.
F.iday afternoon AIR. Erek came
down frOm Ruby Hill. ~h,rs he lives.
to call a physician to attend his wife.
Sho was i'll. II. stopped on the street
At tue point wbrre The shooting took
rlacs to talk to Tncmas Dale. While
he and Dal- wers t.iking Anderson sp
lroAehed. and INN rdfatsIy the friuA
begHn, which resulted IN th. w~ouniIng
Of An Isr,on By n shot which entered til,
pit OF the stomach beio~ aud 10 tie
right OF the naval. aud ranging down
ward prJb.bly pi-rc.d the bladd.r and
the lower bowels. Tbs . tI-mrpts VI
those who Witnessed tao fray disagree
IS 60 Who irSd tue tist shot. aud the
nnmber frSi, Int ap examination Of the
weapons, Lctd Cols impros-d siI
shooters. Al cal Der. sho we'd that An
r~srsoH's pistol coataiurd two empty
Ah lie. white R-rk's eOnLaigsI OuIy uns
unsIPlodsi cartridge. Tb. presumption
- both weapons were fully charged.
'nl hence there must have been seven
1aots Cred. Reek Was not hit At all.
Al the last account Mr. Anisrson was
safsnng : verrly and kept Under the
iaausnos Of narcotics. Lut SaS still con-
Ieious. 1hs doctor told him OF his
critical condition. for which AIR. Au-
i-rson ,hauked. him ami seemed recon
,ilsd to die.
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SPECIFICATIONS.

The spin In the cicar between 1butmeuts
VIII be tht' ty-Lyr feet. III. Uttom 4 the
stfip Z. Will stTrd aho1t I've f. { .boVc the
pr Srut water level The auutmEnt on the
south tide Will consist Of on timb.r, run.
ming At night aH.lc- With the riy Z; laid tim.
bcr- to- b. rot lees than ten feet lon. aud well
u led In IN Fruunh. on the ends of whIch
~tl rect \ heavy timber fr s.ring r. U 2 u
upon. The acutmcat en- he u tth 81 e will
consist Cfa crib nNs feet histi AMI twelve te.t
wide. TO be built OF log lot less than 81 Lt
feet long: TO lie we'll nptchsl T.; corners.
pointed AZ upper end and aIlei to tue top With
stones. here Will lie rVc Etringers. CHS. 90
feet loug. built Of plAuk ?Ei3 not lees tina 10
fr't long: sNid siringvTH u u anchored A.
either :. with bolts not less than ave fee
long Their sill be O tu>@ez, Un- on eithet
side ct thu bridge, 10 stand eve feet aboye tLsr
hCvr Of biilLe, >Aid ru-srs to be butt - Inn.
berS 6Nlu inc les, aud TO consist { ,wp brace.
and sirstniug beams 70 be tet ared by one and
oue qusrl Cr inch bolts q drawing q which
can be se'u At the Clerks Office one fourth
inch bolts will secure the iuint.
where the brace aud strai inx beams cOnae~t.
running down thrCuGh = timber bcluN tue
stringcE ska to cIisui out far enough for
= brace 10 supPCrt the railing. ILota will
Do II inch tolls running through tie
foot % each trAcc with .Ef washers q iuf les
long wash r. SNi IA siA inches 20 Z on Ilug
bOlIs. Que on eiiE,r end. Ths brldss
Will he plaukrl eiih sTG plsuks. u iett Ion.
vol SIisel down NIIh EIiaeS cigLt Iurh >
long. Their will Le a grade bulls 81 stone,
Ebutm-Lt GA tbs north eide " the lTIigc. %
sEi1cir.t Gsgg;L TO AG'rd an cas- assent ~ the
bulge. Attest:
A. q. DAwLrY
Cle.E OF The Board.
Eifo October II, 1854
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1nE consrooK uon.on.
a Nssher Hshe~s- Her CAuaEThe
Masband charged ~ith DriSinx
lE0r IaoAne.

lIsr Iasane. (.
On ss;ur'a y evening. says the yir-
gina chroIicl-. Coroner Conn held an
irlu-st into the circumstances Of the
death OF tie infant child Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. DANIEL Gias.e,t. which wus be-
headed BY iis uoth.r in tn old quarry
on the Geigsr Grade on Friday morn
ing last.
Dsniel Glassett testified as to ths
dis'ppea' auce of his wife aud children
ssd .died: Il kept the disappearance
oil my family sscre; because | wanted
to keep it between ourselves. / was
Hfrnid they would perish in .ts storm.
bat nevertheless kept i, secret"
Sheriff Hanks testified to finding
Ms. Glassett aud her two little boys
nj tho Kerr House. He asked where
tbs baby WAS. aud the womaa reptile /:
Il Killed it. / cut its head of With .u
HI. Iwil 60 unI show you where it
ia" The sheriff then took her on his
blackboard and she directed hin to the
place IN the old ql.rry wheE. The 10 iy
OF the chsIi ~as wing. Sac pOiut,d -
a Large k;one. Beside which al Oh tn
can lay, AID said: ''rdo body is there
u; iha; can. 1 LAID 1t Gu the stone aud
cat its head OF with Al Ak" Uuor
soiaPIns away tie snow the body wa.
found.
After taxing the evidence Of ssTsrnl
other witnesses ias jury rendered tn.
70 loNiGH verdict:
I'VE aud that the infant came 20 bel
death a: the hands of hsr mother, WI,
chopped her head Of xIth q Ratchet
oU tue Gsrger Gutiv. at So!an's quarry.
while labornG uadrr u Temporary iusan.
iiy, Gosght IL by the drunkenness an.
nFgIrc; Of her husband, D4aisI- Glass
seII."
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YTei9hts.

The following freigbts have bssn for
wnrd'd ty q. q. Warner 4 Co. to Tus.
snors sinSs our last report: BY Van
Nss', zs.OO0b salt; Drown, 10000
salt; Banning, 10000 coal; Reed, g.
eooJb merchandise; fast freighs. TO-.
t5Ob merchandise; stoksr, i4,OO0b
coal; slaul %.2IJS salt; Hushsstou,
1900 lbs eohl; y ntes. 4,5Gc0 lbs msr.
sbhnIiss; Peterson. $500 lbs barley;
, hebo, 5000 lbs merchandise. Total,
lI7,5Q
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According TO previous Anpouncsnent

According to previous emit
the steamer /" D,fent =" left this morn
ing for . "trip up Salt Riv,r, bit owing
IL some misunderstanding on the part
OF the T" man cement" there WAS Utmost
. complete, change Of officers mnds yes
,etdsy, much TO the relief Of those who
bad bcsn appointed TO serve. We can
assure our nadsrs, however. that there
will be no change in the facilities for
e,jJment. and a pleasant aud sucees,-
full trip is anticipated. Ben sair.
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nr:cn.

At Nevada City, California. OF Sat-
urdsy. q bar Of gold weighing $50
pounds. and valued at sll5,OUo. was
cleaned up in the North Bloomfield
hydraulic mine, after . run OF twenty
days. 1t is the largest bar ever cast in
the United States. The bullion was
shipped to the Bank Of California,
San Francisco. where It viii. remain for
soms lime on exhibition for the greti-
location VI those who delight in COLI
temptation OF concentrated wealth.
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A Sensible Repor..

The 'H-rrld's Washington special
says; Postmaster General Howe will in
bis forthcoming report. urge upon Con-
gress the necessity for the GoveSnn.n,
entering into the DOMAIN Of tho tele.
Rrapby. He says it is the business Of
the Postofic Department 10 facilitate
prompt and rapid intercourse between
the people, We hav', says he. at pres.
ant a monopoly, in fact, an u~ndisput-
ed onc. In my opinion, tho Pos,ofice
Department mi hit be equipped With
every facility for postal biography.
The Government can do IL cheaper
than companies, aud certainly With the
same promptnsas
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Tha ."CSrwia" ia Ia A. etio Re.
EIcnE.

AWa.hinston dispatch Of the 7h
says: The Treasury Department re-
eeiv-d ad'ic-s this morning from the
oIpmauder 81 ths ravenae ste AMER
Corwin. The communication was
dated at ounalaSki. 1t ssys that the
COrSin had steamed within n shor, dia-
q of Point Barrow in the Arctic aud
iOuad Cl-sr water a. far az could be
seen. Tbs commander ventures the
spinion th It II hs had been prepared
-pi had any objso, in making the at
t'npi. that he could have taken the
' sIsl directly through to New York.
Ills communication will be made pub
lls. The st,iensnt that tho Cor zin ar
rived in San Francisco is erroneous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

james E. Anderson. editor Of the
Eureka Leader, who was shot last FRI
day by j. G.. Resk, the Republican can
didate for Superintendent Of Public In.
struelion. died at half.past 10 o'clock
Monday morning. His remains will be
taken East this evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

ES governor Willard r. Hall, Cover.
nor Of Missouri during the later part OF
t1e Rebellion, and n noubsr Of Con-
grsss three times. died al 81 Joseph
on sald'doy, Of paralysis.
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AGlenlIOn

We have Jus, received orr hrs, in
stallTspi, consisting 81 iwopty barrels,
81 FRESH. Sweet. Eastern Cidor. aupor.
i"I tsts,y Jet Sn.Tsd IN this market,
~bisb W. OGsT ~ ib, trade and faml-
lies In i0as 70 Soii.
egtL5u HfenaART a PsoEuos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

THEnx were 3.72i desertions from
The Unitcd State. army during tho past
y mr.. dsnsrnl sherman, in his annual
r port. recommends that dcseilion DO
Ia ,de u capital oGrnIe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

A dxoRotA m IN fought for two hours
In ih. dark what ho supposed to be a
nest Of black snakes. and when he
hnhlly brought a lantern, IL proved to
be ON old LoopsLitt.
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PSoTE,soR NifoIesI DrvIb. leader OF
The French Baptist, a, Worcester, Mrs
sNehuse,t'. was arrested yesterday on q
sbargs OF bigany.
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A SLIGHT earthquake was felt ct
Denver aud vicinity at Gao p. n. on
Monday. By tho occupants Of high
buildings, and sven out in the streets
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

IL 4 oassof Sotsl1o ut Washing
ton, charged With the murder Of his
brother. q verdict OF "not guilty" wa.
rendered. Defendant was admitted 10
bail in tho snm Of 81 900 ON n charge
Of sss .u,tto murder Clarance ". Barton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

ANOTHER terrible hurricane has Zoe
curtsd At Manila. Tho damage was
heavy TO vessels and houses. bu, no
suffered material iujnry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-12

The average Democratic majority on
the State tiokSt in Eiko County il from
10 to %. Adams and Cassidy will run
conndeiably nhcal Of the ticket.
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PROPOSALS FoE BIDS.
To ConsIruet n nridEc Acres Ihe
south Fork ON the Roaa 60 Bal.
llo..

BY Authority ofthc Board Of County Com.
miss!oners ofElko Couriy. sealed pro o.aI.
Tor the bal dinH vi brils- across the South
Balloon. RAILROAD District. IT \ point about
one huBdrVd yard or.OW the site OF the old
bFidS., la Erc rrdaner With the follow Ing
spseiacationt, viii Oe receive ~ TIL CIeTk's
ot1ec until 10 O'Clock A. ", on Thur,d.y.
NoVcm Der ?, iSsh.
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A dispatch from Jsvstt W. Adams
this evening says "Cassidy's md my
election conceded. Balance Ct ticket
IN doubt"
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TO TAXPAYERS.

TO TAXPAYERS.
OBTi:= or TuE COuSTy T~nEAsvrEn.I
Elko. Nevada. Oct. 10, ISS2.
Notice J., hereby civ, n that tho State. Coun.
~ and CIh"r Taxes for the year 1854. ar" now
duc and raythlr ut my once. AUd tho law IN
relation TO ticif collection VII bc strictly an
forced. AiI taxes unpaii NJ 9 O'Clock r. "
NUSnAN. Move uBcr 10Th. proKinO. viii
ihcn become delinquent and ten per cent.
additional ad cd thereto
". n. MILLER.
Comfy Treasurer and ~ -Onicio Tar Receiver,
oct ~jSinOSsJ
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STATE UNIVERSITY.

a cL,ss ~ AMAZING. u6prk tn.
n Iutttueiinn oil y 0irnonx. will be
ir;ns2 9oFsEEs :; 1881: ISsrEsSrI9S
~ pTOfh.
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CURE YOURSELF

~ uahannah 'Ier,iahle caraNe svstrar,s,l IN 49,,
w,,ntl ,nir w iline of Spert.Aiiorhsa az srain,,
Mh.~ a,atial DEBILITY, iripuisns,, sic ma r.ssea
,l aes fevtf AID mng, hacS DO "ios,Afai i,c,'
oV Ns9 usuWtd nlY sexual tkcCsfes or M ny,v
l luifsil kNo " tc.en Nrgks' time hisrn,, ,siIlt
n' l'gd by Df hohannsn IN bis private rfsess ~
NJ un,sf ~, was HyI Known 10 fall in turnr cseu
~ NJ ,,fi p tho,c mddlt-ag,l msh wlo ,y
~ ft :, loFs Vgl y.ais, V. uygorslng pnpstt.s
IN ~ X VA pi,sdiaily d,s.fr,,o habit ui sss Nm
rIRu.Np N sa ''"y IN ue assurance OF t.,yy "A
"a y. on1s ., acts dio,ily On ihe ra,ss a,tJ
nt Nv, snni N,.i,e, and Initiated dne. Inn, ~, g
q, H Ky hsnt, them io ihslr natural 'a,, ~ ~
ptsusHh eis simple rrodnctOns Of nsiu,s9f 10y. -
-I,. p,a ,nS,ihe iar The lho5s l,ct,ss
ny s1,lgsl f2g sale only VI d. Il a. ii"bsn.a, n,S
~ w Noth ih sIcst b,,w,n Wn,hins,sn ss, ~
sn,i ~ ~ lnis,N Li,ahluhed hi NJ ."
%, ~ "lrsisn On Special Bl.ss.s,,' which e,e..
snfr. ~, M S,r,,,, NJ PEI III saus, TOMS nssus n
iilL 10 any Gddnsu upon fuc,lpt o, ono ,tamn V Na
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UTURES.

!glpRLs have been lower and weak all day,
w York closing = tod points lower than Satur-
w Liverpool Hat, 2.6i of, New Orleans 5 to
Nls lower. Spots unchanged but easy A
Sol many seem TO think that the market will
d@put much lower before any reaction of
1po'anco occurs, but we rather think the
Aiiet low enough
Valeago Produce. Chicago wheat and corn
'de strong and higher, corn especially was
sssNng, closing at 6iA for November, ~. cents
-sher Than Saturday. october pork was
tslNVHg, November easy, closing 2hc per barrel
SSsher than saturday. business at The Texas
,o'On and Grain Exchange Is on the increase
ahe orders for cotton and grain from the coun.
ly are largely increased.
NEW YORK.
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-.-.49th.a-,

Popular Monthly drawing Of Mo
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Notice 10 Architects and Builders,

COMMISSIONERS COURT. PECos COUNTY,
y Texas. September 9TH, 4, u. 1850 ~
IL is ordered by the Court that n
courthouse aud Jail be built FOR Pocos county,
Texas at Fort stockton, Texas, at an expense
not 10 exceed the sum Of Fifteen Thousand
NlA0o0l Dollars, Ten Thousand 100000
Dollars 10 be used In building n court
house, and the balance 10 he used IN the erect
ION OF y jail, and the Clerk Of this Court Is In.
sirucied TO cause notices TO bc published until
the 18th day Of october A. ID. 1882, in tho
san Antonio Express. Austin Statesman and Tho
DaIaS HERALD, requesting architects and build.
era 10 furnish plans aud specifications nr
the building Of said courthouse and lal
the plans and specifications 10 be- prc.
scented 20 this Court ut It's next regular term
lobe held on the 18th day OF November, A, ID
lNSl, and the sum u Fifty SjluOl Dollars ia
hereby appropriated for the payment Of he
plans aud specifications selected by the Court.
The state OF Texas, County OF pccos
l. j. Jacobs CLERK OF the County Court Of pocos
county, Texas, do hereby certify that the fore
going Is tue extract from the records VI the
said Court, at term held September ., A. b
-, Given under my hand and Official senl
seal 9 AZ fott stockton. Texas, this the IAN
day OF September, u. 1852
j. JACOBS.
CLERK County ,ourL peros cnuntv 1a,a.
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a WoMAN,s REMEDY.

AZ certain ages and periods OF womAn's life, there
Gomez certain troubles, aches, paiue and suncrngs
Lhese complaints and irregularities jeopafdiIe tho
married woman until amer the "tutn Of lifc.n
some hAvo headaches, swimming of the head
mental and nervous prostration, blanehed cheeks,
bloodless lps, llieless eyes, cloudei brain whin
othefa suffer with painful irregularities, uterine dis.
placements aud ulcers, hyHtercAl spasms, physical
proshIuon, chronic leucorthWa, ohlotosis, supprea.
slons, 1888 OF appetite ovarian diseases kidney anec.
uons, etc, Mhiehln numerous cases end IN opileptlc
MS, eonyulsons, insanity aud death. These sie
tenefaily nv result Of insttention. All females
Know ihe class OF complaints we aluie TO- Now,
,ai'es, all these troubles can 30 avefted and cured
We have proof nom thousands
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