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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
DIED.

On Sunday nigh;, April 2 1892. p: hia itsl
cence. Nc. t0T Z Stree. northwest, Washington
j.. O., P. O. CLAUGHTON il tla eighteen
year OF his aga
~ Funerbl will take place from nis Isle res
de1c', on Tuesday morti7g, ct II o'clock L
Carriages will ee in waiting ct the whsrf
On April 2. 1882. CHARLES r., the only
son OF anusl and Nancy Sutton. eyed yen
months and y daye. So The iuneraI, ~ VIZ "
take place from his fathers residence on Wo.
street. between Lee and Union. to'noilo y
(TuesdaS) evening at O'clock The ftienca o.
the f:mily are invited to attend.
Little Charley WIS our dnlin1.
Pride Of al cur joy and home,
but sp srgsl csme and Rhisperdh
Little Charley d. come Home.
BY BELLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoNDs.-J. A. Eanb.e,ou !,
Coz. Baltimore Financial Circular Of sitvrd,7
last says:
Virginia bonds were in good demand e.rs ,
the week on orders from New York to bly, srJ
coneols advanced to GO and 10 4Us 10 Iat
Later. portion CT Tbs advance W.. Lest, and
We think it is rather dangerous to brv co,.o.
Just yet, but l0-4C'ssr goo to bay sl tho time
Peelers are frmer At &C bid and coupors i, fl,
demand, advancing from SO to GO Peeer en-
pons tod at 81, and Wet Virgiuia ders.rs,
at II. ''' 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Fatally stabbed.

DRIVER. Col, April 3. lSSo.-Io the Tivoli
Variety Theatre S aturdsy night James Multi
gao. 90 sctor, cast soDs ref .ciiona upon The
ohareo cr OF tao wife Ct Arthur Sheppard. stage
manager. srd WIS stabbed aod fatally wounded
BY Sheppard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Almost q Panic.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Apli, 3.-Excsemcnt
ran no high 10 the Stock Board this morning
that the adding of ltilo moro fuel to tie
fame woa d have prscipi,ateda pane. As it
va, The greatest excitement prevailed. end it
wa, not until tie chairmao had imposed num-
bar OF ioes tast any sort of order was msc-
tanned. There were sill sorts of rumors ,at
gtOTitg Gu. of the EarderbiLt suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
BrickIaycrs, Strike.

PHILADELPHIA April 3.-Tbers will b, a
c:is;s 10 the labor movement 10 this city TO-DAY,
The order of h, Bricklayers' Uoion adysroire
wages to So so per day will g, into effect. and
tia question IS to whether lbe advance viii he
submitted 10 By the contractors will probahIv
% settled. Vi The 1900 msnbers Of tba
Uoiou in the city only about 200 are p,ttinp
SO 30. atd the adVatc, will effec! 500 work
icgue2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

Thsre could b, 90 better time 10 The whole
year than this orsriog Of spring for tho peep e
OF Alexal Tia to resolve, with one accord. to
make supreme { fort to res,art their ci y upon
thu road to prosperity. They have w,ited looe
cough for Strangers 10 iuprov, tic cpporIu'
nifty afforded by her unsurpassed advantages
both natural ard artificial. fer natufsc ur.De
and oommtrcisi enterpris 8, add s5onld roT
dstermioe 10 renew their owa efforts 10 secure
the benefits which others seem 10th 10 possess.
Common selss AID enterprise are 81 that is r,.
qaired to scout, the cesrsd OH OF, as tie
money suffice. to The control Of Al,x .cc rians is
amply sufficient Ii orl9 enall portion # the
m ,ney owned by people living 10 this city, bpi
no7 ltck,d 10 10 bonds erd Stock, wera Put
lot some Ct tho rumaroua so!vo opcraiitr s
that give eu pi'yncrt 10 Isb!r. it would no
only bring them larger Ietur0s thsn il NV
do,s, bat aso ilore,s, tie v,u, of their res
estate. and. by improving that oftbe whole city
permit q reduction 10 The Ilte Of tsxatiou roN
required 10 meet the txpers Of the munic "a
goverr m DOT. NotLiog ri,ksd, nothing gained
bu. the risk of narufae ard commelcia
business 10 Alexandria is roduc,d 10 the mil
mum, while the gsio i5 almost assurid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

The mayor CT Ri,bnood has sent to tie Dis.
tfict of Columbia commissioners = letter of
thanks for the quick response of the Ii 20 auth orr.
lies there to the summons of Sunday weak. He
hopes at some future day TO cffsr he Washing
ton fremen I" more sgreehbls couitssiss h An the
occasion on which they cams SO n,ss hoaorins
Richmond with their presence"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Answer This

Did on ever know sr person to b IL vibn,
lnsc!lon of The Stomach. Liver or kidney. -
DID yon ever know one who WAS we'll when e,ts,
was tb'ructed or inactive; or did you tr;,
near OF any case OF the kind that Hon Bnls,.
question.-Iimes ' ''ue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Sergeant Mason .

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Ths Sup1e ne Ccu,t
OF the y. s. granted this afternoon The PRAYER
James NJ. L5ddy of New York, for leave to fi;e
. pssl len Tor wit of hsbsas corpus and certjo.
r1r in the Sergeant Mason eours martial
sud awarded rule to sho1 cause rs;urnsbe on
lf:h Of April, shen the curt will heafsIpa-
mont IS to the Jurisdiction,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Germany and sweden,

LONDON, April S-A Paris dispatch to The
Times says: Gen. IguaIif. the Russian Minis
ter ct The interltr. PROCESSES to have Information
that treaty xlss between Getmsny AID Sw,-
dan. sccordog to which, 10 the even. f wsr
between Russia aud Germany. Sw 4den will eod
her fset 10 The latter. receiving Finland il tee
allies sra victorious,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Fatal ARRAY.

81. Louis. Mo-, April 3.-Whiie Charles
side by side on horseback. loAr Pop!ia station,
oa the Cairo Branch cfthe Iron Mountain Il. E.
on Saturday afternoon, they got into an Alterca.
Il N ab0u: some 1siness ttsr ion where II oon
Trot!er dew knifs and als bed Fischer 10 the
heart, klllog him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Fire.

stockton. CAL April "A fire. yesterday
destroyed SpssrJ Il Co.'s large Il oufing mill aud
warehouse containing an immense quantity of
grain. Several other buildings adjoining and
their contsnts we're also burned 1he to!sl DIS
is Estimated st $500 0JO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO Dogs Congressional Proceedings.

SENA1S.
MIR. VOORHEES,, from tho joint ssltc. commit
toe 60 library. reported Joint resolution az
propratiDg $40 600 fer monument over the
grave Of homes Jefferson at MONTICELLO, Va
Passed.
Mr.. Garland. from the Committee 90 the
judiciary, reported iavorably the bill to secure
the safe keeping of money naid into o,urt.
Bills were inroduosd as foows:
B7 MIR. Morgan: To modify the speculate
Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court tho u. g.. /;
slso to d:luo the rights of citizens Of the U.
S. in, and when residing 10 fcreg, countries
| Referred to Committee on Forsigo Affairs.
Dir. Voorhees, submitted aud had read by tho
Sscrets,y, resolution declaring that the coz
duct OF The State Department in relation to the
arres! and imprisonment Of Daniel McSRseuy
| and olhsr Aner'o,n citizens BY the British su-
tho,ilies is 10 violation If American Law, incoE
| sisent With the valus of American citizenship
| and derrga,cry TO the bonnr Of the U. S.
| Temporarily tabled at MIR. Fc.h,es'5 rtq7eSt
sutj lot to bis call.
Mr.. Msrssn. frcm tho COmnit!eo on Poblio
Lards,rcptr:ed an original bill increasing the sa.
sly Of the Commissioner OF the general land of
| fse to IS COO par unrum, aid providing fer the
appointment of az assistant Commissioner Of
general land cfioe end of fva 'I.sptctcrs Of
Surveyors Geuer.l add Disros lard Office"
at supusl salaries Of So 900 each. He said the
| Committee bad not yet ma,ured but wcu 4
| hereafter report bill 10 erect the Cffio, OF
commissioner Of thu general land cfics into q
Department Calendar.
| Tbs presid snIisl oSuot-5ili which is the uu6,-
sSed business WAS laid aside temporarily.
| HOUSE.
Pelili0rs ware presented and referred "a {, l.
lows:
| By Mr.. kassoo. Of Iowa. petition OF Dr..
Aguew snd other physicians Tor the free 10.
| Dcrtstion Of ps,u7sl mine raj waters.
! By Dir. Williams. of Wis. petition of cilizsna
of Wisconsin askiag for commission on the sut-
ieot Of the alcoholic liqlor traffic
Under the call cf states the following bills
wers introduced aud referred:
By Mr. B tord. Of OoI, 10 admit. fr:o of
duty, ariic es Intended for the natioaal indus
trial exhibition 10 bs he'd al D,aver durios the
present year.
By MI ShctHo, tf La, to aid 10 tie sup
port of ooD,mon schools.
81 Mr.. Updegr. #. OF l,wa. to establish o
board OF c: mmis,iouers OF inter state c,muefoc.
By Dir. R:bsseu. Of N. j.. by request. TO
modify the appellate Jurisdiction Of the U. s.
Surrsna Ceurt.
| by MI AtK'ns. of Ienn.. authorizing the
Secretsry OF the Treasury to apply the sucpus
revenue to the payment CT the Eub'io debt.
BY MI. Mills, Of Texas. resolution 80 to
fmsnd toe rules as to exclude from tho priv.
legss OF the Il ,or ez- members Of Congress
by MIR. Murcb. Of Msias, c,lliug FIR irf,.-
nation relative to tho 200 inloroument.of the
s hour law.
dr. Grsro, Of Mass, moved 10 suspend The
rules and adopt resolution making the bill to
extend the corporate existence Il National
liking associations, a.c,oIicuiug special order
fer April 5:h.
Some opposition was manifested by Several
Members 10 the resolution,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Five Rows Buried Alive,

IEGS1xyILLE Pa. April 3 Saturday after.
noon, abuu: o'clecs, eva toSs were plsying in
6 sand tunnel Ie.r New P:cviderca, 3 small
station on the perklonon rsilrosd. when the top
caved 10. coverir 6 them all up. & short time
after several men were passing by. when they
noticed pair Of fest pro;rudins from the sand.
They went to work to remove the eend, and
th!ua boys were taken out desd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Fatal Accident.

New York, April 3.-Matthes Sob vi, K srt
a German. aged So, While at wtrk on some new
buildings 90 10Th xvenue was struck 10 the bead
BY falling beam this mer1rg and i.s antIy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
The Flood at the South

New IBERIA. La. A1ril 3 There was a
rise 10 The waters CT twelve inches 6urirg the
twenss-.0ur hours ebiiog ct nidoishi yester
day, eui the previous estimate # tho probsb;e
riso will perhaps be exceed, by several feet.
The situation il becoming more als,micg. Ac-
c7unts from other flooded sec.icrs are 10 the
-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Suicide,

LANCASTER. PA, April s George Bly, NOR. o
resident OF this city. cen Dit.ed Euicida to-day,
lhfcwlDR himself in front OF freight train.
Domsstlo tronble was supposed 10 be the cause
of the ac,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Terrible Accident.

READING. Pa, April 8 --About o'clock
Saturday afternoon this section of country was
VISITED by terriG, wind storm, at c ,mpanied
With heavy rain. lasting for about one hour
during which time three persons ware killtd
and several olhMs injured, Two cf them psrhsps
fetallY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

II assms that Postmaster General Howe i; as
little and mean in his partissnism SIS his imme-
dste predecessor. Bscirs, come Of the people
who are spp; lei with rasil at broadway, Rccs.
ingham county. il this State. doomed j! safer to
hand their let,Is to the mail agent on the train
shht passes through that village than to entrrG!
them 10 the newly appointed readjuster post.
IN aster there, he has Discontinued the I'll ,e thus
plnish ng whole community FIR what at most
could not b., strained Into .ult of few OF lis
mem ers, and p'otituting his position to the low
purpose of email partisan revenge. The little
meas eXt ibted by NJ. Howe in this osse is sur.
prising tv IN TO those Who th;ught they knew
him, for it is almos: incon csi7able that m4n q
mature years couid b, capable of such petty
spite. Tho Postmast,r General VIII be disar.
pointed if he supposes that such acts will make
reputation ore popular in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

The market opened steady and firm Flour
is without chsrgs. Whest is in ligh! II CAPT sad
sales are made at qcoiAtio1s. Corn is scarce iud
higher, and sold to.dsy as high as 81 for white
But little produce WAS offered to-day which VS.,
sold readily at quotations. Other articles IN
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

TEE SUCCESSFUL OANDIDATE We men.
pontd Friday thu. the Co M sion Of Engineers
Of this city hsd &C m pleted its Isbors Won
learn that Of tha hires srp. ma. Mr. Willism
Brooke. ,tn Of Dol. J.mas V. Brooke, of
WstrenicD, Va, passed tbs examination most
credit IDLY. snd his name was recommended to
the c rrnmittee y whom it will bs presented 10 a
joint m setting OF Lba councils to DC slled at an
early day.-Norfo!t Landmark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
"Excrut:attng AgonIes =,
l59 CONSTANCE STREE,

NEW ORLEANS La, March l6, 1881 +
II. II. Wsrotr & Co.. Siirs -Your SAFE
h!d6eY and 1Iv Cure he's relieved me in thu
most happy manner from the circulating ago
Dies IT kidney snd bladder difficulties and efsy-
ell 6. GUTHRIE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

a wealthy Italian left for Europe last week
with view of inducing his countrymen to
10 CRATE 10 Arksnas. where he sbys he has pur-
chased frt M the Government some 5000 acres
OF land said 10 be valuable 10. agricultural
purposes, particularly for fruit'raitirg and
which he offers to sell for sc per acre. Inc lard
ID not far from Little Rock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

Ii takes over one hundred pairs CT claw.
assusge the e,ief Of the Brooklyn cfs.. IISts 10
tho death of 40 alderman. whose IF, s :;Vet
have bsen savad ly single bottle # Dr. Ppl l,s
Cough Syrup. AZ nul's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Ennw &tnrpr,

st. JOHNS, N. f.. April A tr al sotv
storm nas b,enraRiog sioos u 0 clock last isb
aud thsIe are noiadioation OF cessation at pref
emit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
HltcmNtcG ENteiGe.

Mr.. John I. Mason attcm pit i to c,muit su..-
| lcldo 10 BAI'im' r. csrls yesterday morning by
tskiog dose of .c,ri:e. AT an early heur be
| entcscd the odo, Of tee Western Uniop Telt-
| graph Company. on tho c,roer of Baltimore and
| Calvert Streets, and lying upoa tho settee, fell
into 8 upcr. The boys aroused hin, and
| while they w,re trPirg 10 get BIN TO Leave the
offc,, 10 stated that he bsd taken poison with
the intention OF erdirg bis lilo. sod desired to
b, left SlJpe. Tho boys We're alarmed q. bis
| so:iors, sud Do'lGtd Two polio men 10 the
| nslahbCihood. who reo,eu;z,d him ss Mr..
Ohu L. Mssoo Mr.. NJ seop stated, 10 answer
| to thsir iIqairls. that he bed taken lsrge
dose Cfsconlto With The ialonlioo of committing
! suicide. H., sddt that be lad taken il at tie
Rose House, Gld tad tosua &c feel the ttfsols
Gift wtc, hs entered the telegraph cGue, He
was tt kso TO the City Hospital, and upon his
| arrival. rt1uHd to aid tho physicians in their
| effor to 5aga HE f.. IL retosed to take On
| enolio, end placed bis hands firmly over his
| mouth, cpd It Wis Only by The use Of violent
| efforts OF their pert that emetics Wer, forced
| between bis testh. The physicians worked for
! ever so hour untu him, who, BIO, WAS more
| couIortabe. All day Yesterday they ooutinusd
| their fl rs sLd late last light he Gas much
| aesi:r. sIhru4h n1t enti1ey Gu; IF dagger.
Mr.. Msson w.s well supplied with MONEY,
| handsomely dressed aa1 wo:s g mssys watch
aud chti,. lie is wall known 10 society circles
His suicidal attempt ia generally believed to Re
| oSlD2 10 Temporary mental alteration.
The UMMIT OF THE BARTu.-A dolr bus
Schlasint~eit c,lls tho highland of Pamit "die
Welt I:nne'-lle roof The world. On the
| road from fun;a1b - Ysrsakd four patses
| have to be oaaed that are higher than II 600
| fe,t, and for distance OF two huodred and
eighty miles, the h.lipg rour d ia not below the
height Of Fixes Peak. Ga the eastern plateau
1 of the Eelror .DBgh there is q Shelter house
| ne;r 3 cl!t from whore summit the main
/ chsin CT the Hlmalsyss with all its giant re,bs
| and immss.ursbe ice fields is in full Wow from
the hil hlsrds Ct Lsssa 10 the tources Ct the In.
dus, while N tie wet the head waters of ths
Oxus snd Jsxartes csn be traced to ,hs borders
of Csboni, wbsre "a. reakts OF the Bintoo.
Koosh IF, their cIesis Ct everlasting snow. In
spring the echo OF tho sva'anches resembles !ha
boom OF continuous thunder, and in n d.vinter,
Tie stormW;ni sweep, the tsble.lsnd, yhirlipg
pillars Of euoW which ecud along the ridees'
and often seem 10 dance tcgathe, like spscters
in their 1luerirg wiz ding. aeets. Our Liar
OF the Shy" in the Southern Alt ghenies must
be mere piszza conn AIRED Hi!h that top.roof of
the earth.
The mayor CT RiobInoad has sent to lhs Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

LONDON, April 3.-HanIan voc the boz
rec, to day by !our lengths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03
Rebellion In COren
Hanlan Victorious,

LOHD,N, April 3.-The Times says il! is re-
p Dried that there ia rebellion in Uorea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

At Racine, Wis. Ososr Wilde broke down
10 the midst of Lis lscure, s,yirg be was ex-
nsnsted. At nearly every other place where
he lso,nred it vas the auiiencs that was ex-
hsusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE Dick Sulii7aa,
who fell sixty feet from tho root of the Fisla-
ton Convent at fire feT wtks SIEGE, was
down toWa recently aud while sill using q
cruch. be is able 10 got around. He said that
Whsn be frs! lcst his foot hold on lh, roof BIO
fell forward on bis fec, aad osnnsrc:d to slide
dowo. There IVES rohi1g 10 e,tch TO, but
stil thtrs WAS hope. Every obstacle WIS grab
bed OF. When the iiu guttetirg was reached
Mr Suiiivin made desperate ,tT5rs 10 hold CD
tot, but it gave Ehy. Then be knew 10 more,
AMI was Instantly crushed on tho bIitk pave
mens below Mr. Sullivan says that when he
was tldit 6 down the roof he never tSp:c ed to
see the sue shine tr hesr The voice OF friend,
and during the time BIO could not help thinkiug
Of what horrible dae.h he w,uld meet. This
feeling was but !tr % Instant. Uo!esB souesh hing
unexpected occurs Mr.. Sullivan Will DO at his
post-pipemsn ct NJ. eppiua housc-ir few
wesks-& Louis Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

The L,nchl utg Foundry AID M.cAiro Con-
psnY has bsen exempted from municipal tax:-
ioa for twenty yssrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

The JUDICIARY E1LL.-Ihs cbjsct of the
deHoorats in a:jonrning The Sens!e On Saturday
1as to prevent tie .ssdius from svailiDg
themselves OF the contributions! point 10 regard
to the failure 10 reed the judiciary ii a third
time on Thursdsy. TIE atjou.rmsnt pct it out
of their power &c reooo1 Ihs matter again, The
bill is now dead Beyond Any pArism sutsry re.
sprrec!icn. Tie nsw hill introduced Saturday
is ut a great disadvantage and without some
sbreRd parliamentary Ell cheering can.haraly be
reached this session. 1t will require two-thirds
vote to take 1t up Cut of Tia order. The only
other WY to reach it VI either body will be 10
plss by every bill ahsa IF it as they come up.
A majority vota can c,omplsh this object
Of course the d,moc. als would Gahs such Tn
attempt 18th all the Ii, -aa in their 21ar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-03

A EEMARKAB.E DIscovEar.-Mr. $. NJ.
Marsaen. CT Pennsylvania, who las been in
Not;owtJ county fer foms time psa! prospect.
ing for minerals, has recently discovered near
Eutkeville Jurcloo aboat fourteen feet urd
the ground, s!oEs wall which is tSe!ve fact
high and five fee. tti:k. SIS ye. about thirty
fest of the WILL has been unearthed and ia re-
msrSab'y we'll ptetetvsd The mortor is of
soma peculiar competition which curdles when
placed in the sunlight. The wall is embedded
in the sand which has led many of the good
people OF Motto way to su7mie that it was built
before the food and was 1t one TIM lAshad by
the waters of the great deep. Perhaps sir
Charles Lila could throw some i ,ht on the sub
ject. but as it is hsrlly p1obs5!e thst he viii
trouble himself to Vi.shespot even if this article
should come uader ks observation, ws must
content ourselves With crude speculation IS to
its origin. The wall hsB attrscted much atten-
ton in its i'm mediate vicinity ard has been visit
ed by hundreds Ct people.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30
NorICElN ApMlNIsrRATI

a
The state oi T,Nas.-To the sheriff or
any 60 stable OF McLannan county;
Iou are hereby commanded that You
publish Tor It least twenty days IN Il new So
lan,r pruud m McLrnnnn county the
following wri, OF citation;
TUE STATE OF TtN\S,
County OF MrLennnn.
In county court. To January term. lSN3,
The Site If Texas. To All persons iu.
ter, sled loo the administration ut the es-
tate OF j. NJ. Posey, dtceael.
VT. Allen. administrator de bonls non
81 said e., tate, mas hcd In The county
court of McL,nn.n q unity in the dmin
istrAtiun ut \. Nj, posry, deceased, his
account iur final settlement, OF SAID estate
ana his application to have his discharge
and for closing said estate, vhich will Ice
h, ard u the January term, l>Nj, of said
county court To be- holden at the court
house nt Mcl.enlan county ON the Jhird
Monday In January, lNN3, at which time
all person, interested in said ldmini>tra-
ton may appear and contest the same II
they see proper.
Witness !. " Baker, clerk OF the coun--
ty court OF MclAnnan county at office In
the city of Waco this the nth day nj Mo-
Nembyr lSS3. J. w. BAKER,
CLERK County Court Mcl.ennan county,
Texas. ll2sd2Ot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-30
SOME OLD RECORDS.
sales and Prices Of LANDS Ihir.
" Years Ago

The legal rec lrds Of coun'y y, deed
releases, lien ku.r'l 'u3-
iccts are not sucl rcai'nG "a TIE roma llc
would care 10 indulge M Ou! the vera
early records ui 70 Town OF county "t'
without IN o. III CT'st ne ,'9I"u'
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cnn t''T ''i'' c,r' tcs n. in If.
'o 81 " ,,,,,i.. ~, ..nti.uttr Al th,t time
b. ,,,,l.t, sh.t barrIt a. eiipieI. tree.
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Ind mo- b.,n d.. came nf TN. fir. insuu
mont re-. ,rd.d n N, county sapalcrtis
sn.Ito Lee X. DAVIS, H,-iyncc Ut u
Charles. rur 2iD 4crn. II laud boo rise VI ,nm
district, Hn ih, south pro Of th" Bo.q g
iumrdi tciy abl.c iig lunC.iu wfh u.
uMs fork, by yitIu" Of county "mtnni.
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h"l''n' VI, Or 2'.' 90, '''o ',t1I"u a "
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tho Milan ii ,tflrr. col. the nluh pong Vt
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from NJ ran. Mullr. 49,. lu T. ". 4 ~
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tern ,uuumr ui b B,.uc. iur ia sum
Of 500. g,h.uh shows no O ltd WAS cheap
D th0.c,aiy d's In VI h.n nn count .
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