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National Republican., 1883-07-26

MO CURE. NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 20 years at 900 street southwest. A
cure guaranteed IN every case Of gonOrrhea, syphilis
" ipa free .ln,k
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Neal Gstute a0lantro.

WV AHTED- IMPROVED PROPERTY IN BAL
w tmore, value Si00l tu 5000, in exchange for
Republican Ofllce. iy2I3tt
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SleSital.

GALVANo MAaNETICVITALT TREATMENT
w tor all klnds of chronic affections VIII relieve
aid cure when all other means fail Builds up and
Strengthens Has been In succassu operation in
Baltimore for over TWO years Will take test cases.
Consultation free (ana full explanation of methods
proposed) every TUESDAY from IL n. M. until y.
IN. Can or send for pamphlets of testimonials Of
cure of cases here and In Baltimore.
H. A. PARSONS tG CO.,
iy2l-It lOli Twelfth street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-26

VTsEFUL FEET BEING REQUISITE 10
~ health and comfort, the elite of the world, from
far and near, visit
DIR. WHITES EsTABLIsHMENT.
l4lG Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
for relle' from aud avoidance of cOrns, bunanH club
and Inverted nails. andAll complaints Of the feet
ngton, u. U.
der.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
for SaIr--@u uusrs.
cfur Sulr--guts

JNOR SALE CHEAP-LOTS No /, SQUARE ll0S,
IL aud Nos Is and ~, squpra ll0N containing about
l55OD square feel Will be sold at low price by GEO,
II MASON, No. li22 Il street northwest ly21'3F
VIoR SALE-IH THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
II city, lot 30Nlb5 feet or subdivision Of the same
lnt, l6N0O feet 10 80 foot Rey the owner Of nliOu-
Ing lot Will build with purchaser. Apply ~ No. Gil
Thirteenth street northwest, lylO
National Republican., 1883-07-26

Y OCKwooD HOUSE. HARPERs FERRY, W.
II Va, rebuilt uud newly furnished rVOms; no ma
ana or mosquitoes table board unSurI fSSed Terms
~ To 81 80 per week, according to location Of ruoma
special terms for famle. Open JUNE III, 1888 Mrs
:, II, LONElT, PrOpTiotress. Iy3-i2t
National Republican., 1883-07-26
.for SSaIe--Farms.

for SaIr--$arms.
A BARGAIN. If SOLD SoON-ONE OF THE
4 bcs' farms IN lOudOn COnuty,Na .On acres. we'll
Improved. water power saw and grlst mills viii cx.
change for business property here; also - irs
proved near silver S1rlnss, Nd. WALrET ..
WRIGHT, 81, Cloud bu lung. L3-'t'
ENoR SALE-FARM OF 81 ACRES, WELL AM-
II proved good water ana ifuit, Onehali mile past
District OF Columbia line northeast, In Prince George
county; viii sell for 5000, less than assessed ynuA-
ton Address IA ltM Republican onlce. Y2lGtt
NOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-A FINE
II grazing firm In Maryland, miles from Wash.
ton. BISHOP d HILL zoos + street northwest. 2ltf
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aarnnfrn.- sitnaiiuns- .frmnIe.

NXTANTED-BY A REsPECTA RLE WHITE
w woman, n situation rs cook will assist at light
Nashlng Address d. u. X, Republican Ohice.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
cfur 17cmt--1 uusrs.
cFor Nrnt- -Mist eIInnraus.

JNOR RENT-SrOREROOM CORNER MASSA-
II chusptts avenue and Third street northwest; n
first class BUSINESS stand; rent cheap. Cal ut a3S NJ
street northwest. jy263ts
CNOR RENT--FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Il 032 Seventh street northwest; for many wears
occupied shoe store. Apply to WM. q. BURNS,
5Ol X street northwest, jy25.tf
NOR RENT, CuEAP--A 70 ACRE FARM, CON-
a. talning new len room house, large barn fruit
trees hay, &c. heal thy location; well adapted 10
poultry dairy gardening business. Pleasant drive
OF three miles from this city, north of Arlington
Heights. Alexandria county, Va. Address ADMIN
IS1RAT0R, Republican Office jy2E3l*
National Republican., 1883-07-26

A FAITHFUL AND COMPETENT TYPE
"A writer dt sres immediate employment; no OBJ
lection 10 writing in lawyers Office; highest refer
iyg5-gth
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Sllnntrh-NrIp--lflnIr.

WTANTED-A GOOD JOB PRINTER, ONE
w that understands imposing brief pages g. % per
day MlLANs, room 10, 500 seventh street iyslat
VNTANTED -. a GOOD COLoRED BOY As
w waiter; must know his business aud come we'll
recommended. Apply at CAFE L. $. National Mu-
scum. jyGi.att
WTANTED-A CATERER; EXTRA INDUCE
w ments VIII he offered Apply, West End Flats,
west Washington, ID. e. jy2t3t+
WANrED-A GOOD BARBER, at 523 TENTH
w street northwest. ly2t3tt
National Republican., 1883-07-26
lGonrn to 9uau

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHl
street northwest nolj-u
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Grmtr0-- -Situatious---Stl

w ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN HAVING a
w horse and buggy, situation with n real estate
and insurance man, or In any other legitimate busl-
ness Address B BUSINESS, Republican Onice.
jy26 3t-
w ANTED- SITUATION IN A DRUG STORE
w by young man havlug2is years experience IN
the retail drug business references furnished Ad
dress H. Republican Once iy2l.3ts
National Republican., 1883-07-26

Tickets so cents; childs ticket, o cents To be OBJ
tainod OF the members of the churches and at tho
wharf foot of Seventh street. the morning of the
excursion. The bar on the boat will positively be
closed. AZ the committee have entire control of the
boat and grounds for that day. they propose TO make
this first class family excursion, nhd to enable
parents take their children the boat will positively
rptu rn Mt X n. m Iy2G-N
National Republican., 1883-07-26
sFnr SnIr--91lisreLIunrnns.

cfur lr--Nliscellancuus
E,oR SALE CHEAP PATENT OFFICE RE
IL ports tncch0nicaD from lsl7 10 1871 comprising
IS volumes; also copy OF the Japan Expedition and
Pacific Railroad Reports. 1908 seventh street north
west. jylG3t*
VNOR SALE CHEAP-HORSE HARNESS, AND
II phaeon: has been driven by lady who is going
away, and has no further use for them. Can be seen
Mt KELEHERS stables, i23 Eighth street. jy.G-3tt
VIoR sALE-THREE SHOW CASES, sINGLY
II or together; cheap for cash Apply Mt Howard
House, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. jy96-3tt
LNoR SALE-CIGAR STORE GOOD CORNER
Il stand; central location. Apply to ID. LOUGH-
RAN, lil3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Jy25-3tf
INoR SALE-A LARGE AND LONG ESTAB.
n lshed claims business a rare opportunity for n
young lawyer or good business man. Address
CLAIMS Republican Onloe. ly25.3tH
NOR SALE-BTCYCLE-A 5I INCH DART,
j, racer; polished bright. Apply, SMITH BROS,
i32 Ninth street. iy2i-3t#
NOR sALE-A "a INCH, ROYAL CHALLENGE,
~ full nickel bicycle; cheap. w. G. SCRIBNER,
nos u street northwest. lyl2
NOR SALE-HORSE FEED CHEAP So CUT
II clover, i5c per cwt.; cut timothy SOC. to 0Oc.;
Feed and grain at low prices MOORE & HAY.
Steam hay press, Twelfth aud nos hweSt Jy7-2w
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES LADIES VII
" Rge carts, cottage gigs, pony phaeons extension
top phaetons surrey wagons, top and no top bggles
jump seat iaggers. The largest assortment in the
city III greatly reduced prices at JOHN Nj. HOUNG'S
3l3 Sixth street northwest mylj3m
National Republican., 1883-07-26

GoNGREsS HALL, OCEAN CITY: WoRCEs-
y ter Comfy, Nd. now open. Newly ihnishedi
rSt class In every particular; elegant hatllng ilslr
ing, cunning, &c. w, H. X, sElBN,
it7-tAStu-90t
National Republican., 1883-07-26
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

- G
The steamer w. w. CORCURAN Capt. I. L.
Blake, will make daily trips to MT. VERNON
SUNDAYS excepted) touching going and returning,
shall Hall, Gunstons, Upper Glymont. Boat leaves
her wharf foot of seventh stree at lOa, M return
ing about a.O p M. Fare for the round "trip to Mt.
Vernon, ~. TO all other points, o5 cents.
On SATURDAY EVENINGS special trips. Boat
will leave nt p. and return about 1890 y. m. Fare
for tho round trip - cents. Good music in attend
ance.
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOONS special trips. Boat
Will leave at p. M. returning about II m. Faro
for the round trip, 80 cents. 5000
Refreshments aboard OF the board Jy1s.tf
ENIRsT GRAND PICNIC AND CAMP FIRE
II
JAMES a. GARFIELD POST NO T. G A. r.,
AT the Washington SchuetIen Park, seventh street
northwest, TUESDAY. July 81, lSSR
Tickets - cents, to be had from any member of the
Post. Children under IL years of age free.
Hard tack hot coffee, and beans furnished without
cost cooked In regular soldier stvie by old vets.
Come and see the old soldiers do the cooking.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Zeal 05siate 8rohers.
EoK RENT-BY II. Ii. WARNER,
n All. s4a..N 81
Summer 9oarOiug.

DOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODArED FOR
ID the summer months NJ Locust Grove ton min-
ulrA ride from IA lr0ud station; healthy location
good water, and plenty of shade Address brs. s. NJ,
Locust Grove Jessup's Annb Arundel
nnmnlN. Md -IN2LAIN
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Observation-Disclosures.

GNanteD--- miscellaneous
WA N T f D-A 22-CALIBER REMINGTON
w rifle; must be in good condition and cheap.
Address A., Republican ONCE. Jy263t%
MONEY WANTED - $4,000 FOR THREE
Nl years; s per cent; real estate security out of
town worth three times the amount. Address l. o.
u, Republican, jy2j.3t+
wv ANTED-TO PURCHASE ONE-HALF OF A
w lot In Oak Hin cemetery. Address CASH
BUYER Republican Office. jy25.3t"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /, s4OO FOR ONE y FAR;
w interestin advance; principal In equal monthly
tnslalmens satisfactory credentials. Address Is. p.
s. 0lS Fourteenth street. Jy25-3t*
wv ANrED 10 INVEST ABOUT 5000 IN a
w trim, m,well built house in good locality Address
WALTER f. ROGERS 732 Twenty-hrst street.
jy2i3t'
DUPILS WANTED BY TUTOR OF LONG EN-
4 pericnce Preparation for competitive examine
tions specially. Terms In advance, l.. c. BISHOP,
2sl0 7 street, West Washington jy2l-6t*
WANTED - BAGGAGE, PARCELS AND
wv freight removed; baggage checked at residence
by LLoNDS Washington 25-cent Express. Offices,
sSl Pennsylvania avenue and 1908 street northwest
ly20-6ts
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Admission. only 10 cents.
Excursions.

CELECr FAMILY EXCURSION UNDER THE
4, auspices o the members OF the Memorial Chris
tan ana Foundry NJ, IL. Churches tn LOWER CEDAR
POINT, ON the large steamer ARAfENIA. capacity
100 Four hours given iot salt watcr bathing fish
Ing, and grabbing.
MONDAY MORNING NEXT, JULY So at o'clock.
Return positively at y. III.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
TlantcN---Gnums.

S1lantrN- Rooms.
VyTANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS, ONE
w large and one small or two of ordinary Bizc, in
northwest Address, giving price, s. and H., Rcpub-
lCan OniCc. jy28-at#
wv ASTED-BY A LADY, FURNISHED ROOM,
w with oI W tlout boaId. Addrg s.. giving terms,
location, family, &C., DEPART MENT, Republican
Once. jy26-Stt
A MAN, WIFE, AND THREE CHILDREN, /, O,
"A and years, desire two unfurnished rooms, with
or without board; state price; references exchanges;
Address WAVE, Republican Office. Jy253t%
WTANTED--RO AND BOARD FOR TWO
w persons In private family; terms moderate;
references given Address YOUTH, Republican Of
flee. jy2j-3ts
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO
"a nicely furnished rooms, between Seventh and
Eighteenth and q and X streets northwest; terms
not to exceed $40 per month. Address " Republican
Office jy253tt
National Republican., 1883-07-26
for N,nt. .FnrnishtN Rooms.

1NoR4RENT--SE EC oND FLOOR. CoNSISTGNG OF
II par or and parlor bedroom, with balcony ana ana
very pleasant; terms moderate $40 sixth street
near II northwest. jy2fdF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-14

Lupr>G.uN, Mich, July 10 IIagston
N Cousins Single min, near Custer, WAS
b,Dwu 20 pie CO.'S yesterday by the oXplO-
SION of boiler. John Mclutush was
Killed ami several other, severely injured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-14

Tine b.ggc.t OF pipes, and smoker. nrJ.-
DIr-. 80 the lowest pueg- 40 DE ls.-7ll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-14
tSl ALLIES.


DwHHT, ILL.,, July 10, Andrew White,
a wealthy farmer, living near ia place.
WIS recently placed IN a private insane
asylum owing 10 the lmunirmeut Of Ina
mental faculties, caused by close atten-
ton 10 the details NJ his business lie
there became strongly possessed with
the hnllucluutiOu thut his wife and rhil
drcu dcSlrad IN rob llm ~ his property
II escaped from Inns retreat two days
ago, proceeded to hIs home, aud arrIy-
ing there m TIA mild Is Of the mig t,
wHir ed until morning, when he called
10 hi- wife aud two child en-, aged 10
aud . years, t1 come AT once, aud al.
lowed cnch 10 care him. II then drew
% revolver, shot and stautly killed ms
wife, and llu ,od this by the murder 4
hls two children, making IN tragedy
complete by killing himself,
ruE DEADLY DERRICK
L,uoSL III, July Is. At tho Eureka
stone quarry, while "a heavy ernck was
raising stone weighing three tons, one
"f the support wires Of the gu, rods
snapped, causing the derrick to fall
among % crowd ~ fifty workmou, four ~
whom were caught directly under the
heavy tmh rs and instantly killed.
Ihl- l- Tia. SECOND occurrence Ut the
same character within On week.
rHg DEADLY POWDER Mill.
WlLWNorD> July l3 Two hundred
and fifty pounds NJ powder exploded ~
the pres, room ~ tue Dupot powder
works tins morning. Thomas Pearl,
Irmar press room superintendent, Hui
Patrick Haley .aborcr. were killed.
Al Npujc Btllu1sly auuth.r lab rrur, is
slightly injured
rUE INDtNEEH's pArE.
ALBANY, y. T.. July 81 The special
mail and expires IN the Central railway
pHlIidrI with "A drrailed ear al Schenectady
tins morning fine engine Was wre ked.
Engineer Wrmulr, had his head crushed
ulI VIII io. Nwmplr Is one OF the oldest
engineers on the ro d.
ROLLER rNuIo,ioS.
LrpNG.uN, Mich, July 10 Ilagston
as Cousins -hngc mill, near Custer, WAS
h,owu 20 pie 'e- yesterday by the eXplO-
SION of "a boiler. John Mclntush was
killed ami several Other, severely injured.
stool. al Large .-Keward.
Running at large aud scattered vari-
Ou-ly are % large number OF stock horses
aud cattle Of the following three brands:
WD, DL aud circle bar, for the recovery
Of which or amy number Of them "A lib
erni reward will be paid on delivery in
my stock pas IRE seven miles from
Waco, ON the Austin road. Information
leading 10 the recovery of any such
D stock whether running at large or lie
gully taken up aud held or sold will be,
, in like manner duly rewarded.
3 j. w. Downs.
j Waco, Texas, July 4, 1888, dwtt
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12
VARIOUS QUACKS.
WhO-Each with his own Pet scheme
Cultivate the Field OF
Human nature.

There have always been acks:-legal
quaeks, theological quacks, scientific quacks
and medical quacks. Some of them are bland
oily fellows who argue and smile the world
into believing in their favorite bit of humbug.
Others are pompOus and pretentlous parasites.
But they make it pay. Men seem to love to be
swindled, STIMULATING only that it shall be
neatly done.
The dear public are equally liberal to the
electric and magnetic fraud. This fellow is a
genius in his line. He will put a magnetic belt
around your waist, a magnetic necklace under
your chin, or fit you out with an entire suit of
magnetic clothes. warranted to serve the pur-
pase of ordinary garments, and at the same
time to cure all diseases, from whooping-co
to hasty consumption.
Most of these have no more electric or mag
netic power about them than resides in WOODEN
blankets or in girdles of sackcloth. Only when
applied by an expert is electricity of the slight
est use as medicinal agent, and even then its
value is grossly overstated What is the strong
est possible presumptive evidence in favor
of particular remedy? Clearly that it should
have been prepared by responsible per.ons of
acknowledged skill in the treatment of disease.
Squarely on this foundation stands BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. En-
dorsed by 5000 physicians, pharmacists, drug
gists and chemists, it needs no further appel
Ogy nor Introduction. 1t is the one and only
true and tried external application. Quacks
of all kinds pay the Capcine the compliment
of their dislike, as Satan is SAID to hate holy
water.
Look in the middle of the plaster for the
word "CAPCINE." Price % cents.
Seabury s. johnson, Chemists, New York.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
rFrom the great London tEng.) Times. |

From the great bohuoh NEhs-J lihhes-l
Among the many specifics introduced to the
public for the cure OF dyspepsia. indigestion,
arrangements Of various kinds, and as gen
eral family medicine, none have met with such
genuine appreciation as Hop Bitters. Intro
duced 10 This country but comparatively
short time since, 10 meet the great demand Tor
a pure, safe and perfect family medicine, they
have rapidly increased In favor, until they are,
without question, the most popular ana valnil-
BILE medicine known. Its Worldwide renOwh
Is not due 10 the advertising IL has reserved
IL Is famous by reason of its inherent virtues.
II does all that is claimed for IL. Il discharges
its curative powers without any OF the eVll Ell
fects OF other bitters or medicine, being per,
fectly safe and harmless for the most irall
woman, smallest child, and weakest Invalid 20
use. Few are the homes Indeed where the
great discovery has not already peen haLe1 a.
n deliyerer and welcomed as friend. IL does
what others affect to do. Composed oil simple
materials IL Is marvel of delicate ana sue
cessful combination. Nothing is wanting. Ev
cry ingredient goes straight TO the mark az
which II Is aimed, and never falls. Pleasant
TO the palate agreeable to the stomach, ana
thoroughly effective as cure IL mas won Ior
itself the confidence Of all.-Times, London,
Eng.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12
Court OF Appeals.

1857. Myers VS.. the state; from Collin
county. Submitted on brief for the
state.
1868. Marshall Fulton VS.. the state; from
Denton county. Submitted on brief and
oral argument for both parties.
257I. Kinkead VS.. Matthew; from Col
lin county. Motion to dismiss submit
ted.
2574. England VS.. Brinson; from Collin
county. Same order as in 1868.
1916. Blassingame VS.. the state; from
Ellis county. Same order as in 1851.
2579. Heiuingheffer VS.. the state; from
Dallas county Affirmed.
1856. Burns VS.. the state; from Cooke
county. Submitted on brief for both
parties.
1904 Day VS.. the state; from Denton
county. Same order as in 1858.
2617. Everheart VS.. Isbell; from Gray
son county. Appeal dismissed.
1922. Heatherly vs.. the state; from
Grayson county. Appeal dismissed.
1928. White Va. Mack Il Co.; from Col
! lin county. Affirmed with damages.
1929. Want VS.. the State; from Tarrant
| cou, ty. Appeal dismissed.
2623, 1894, 1885. Freeze VS.. the state;
from Lamar county. same order as in
$3.50.
1886. Jones VS.. the state; from Lamar
county. Same order as In 2527.
1887. Eddlestein VS.. the state; from La
mar county. Same order as in 2557,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12

Representative A. X. Swan examined
<. do.
o. Do you know where his rooms are!
A. don't know that do. / know
where Upton's room Is; have been there
twice.
Q. What did you see there?
A. | saw some gentlemen.
Q. Did you see any whisky!
A. Yes, sir.
o. Did you see any card playing?
A. L don't think that is any of your
concern.
Witness answered after first remark
made,'I saw card playing there"
Q. What gentlemen were present.
A. remember Col. Upton and Caven.
both OF whom occupy rooms up there.
Representative Wilson and Mr.. Burgess
were there; and at one time Senator
Pleuffer and Mr.. Handy Zone of the
lessees), and think Mr.. Sinnot,and some
one else, whom have forgotten. About
half the crowd were members of the leg
islature.
FOURTH DAY.
VIC. Denny, saloon-keeper, testified
that Cunningham the penitentiary lessee,
spent not less than $3.50 to $3.50 curing
the session OF the legislature in treating
his friends at his saloon; most of these
friends were members of the legislature.
W. II. Brown, saloon-keeper, testified
that Cunningham, the penitentlary les
see, spent not less than $500 during the
session OF the legislature in treating to
liquor; most of those treated were mem
bers OF the legislature.
Witness testified that Gen. Handy, in
terested in the passage of the lease bill,
spent not less than 500 to $500, and that
Mr.. Sinnot, also interested In the passage
OF the lease bill, spent not less than $500
in his saloon in treating members of the
legislature.
G. L Wurzbach, member of the legisla-
ture, testified that he saw gambling go
ing on each time he visited the lobby
headquarters. He lost $40 there once
when his visit only lasted fifteen minutes;
saw Representatives Upton and Rosen-
thai and Senator Pope there.
Felix Smith, Representative, testified
that he visited headquarters of the lobby
by invitation. He expressed himself as
not liking the looks of things, and did not
go back. He was invited there by Repre-
Sentative j ohnson, of Travis, who favored
the lease.
Representative Foster saw gambling at
the rooms-members and lobbyists play
ing. Saw Representatives Wilson and
Lakewood there.
A. G.. Camp, representative, testified
that he moved to clear the house once be.
cause the lobbyists were thick, and their
actions caused him to have suspicious
that their influence on members would
not be for the public good.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE AND REAL ESTATE
OFFICE OF ZIMPELMAN & BERGEN,

ABSTRACT OF TITLE AND REAL ESTATE }
OFFICE OF ZIMPELMAN & BERGEN,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
The following is list of transfers of prop
erty in Travis county, for the week ending
Louisa NJ. AIgren ct al to Conrad Amman,
ia acres John Applegate league, 1Sh acres
survey, 5 acres j. P. Wallace league, 81 acres
G. Mccoy survey. $500.
Ann A Hall to Marion p. Hall. east half of
lot 2, block 1872, Austin. $3.50.
T. N Hart and wife to J. A. Levett, one-fifth
interest in 240 acres Benjamin Levett survey.
500.
Lewis Hancock, by attorney, to state of
Ernest Krohn, by attorney, to state of Texas,
1919 acres Thomas Gray survey, and los acres
James p. Wallace league. $6S5.
John Bremond TO Frank E. Jones, part OF
lots and I, block 70, Austin. $3.50.
VIM. L. Horne, by administrator, to ID. l..
Cross, part block s.. division o, Austin. $50.
H. Hershfeld to l.. Boerner and wife, lots {
and 10, block 162,. Austin. $500.
Thomas Kinchen and wife to j. III. Robin
son, - acres T. Bissell league. $3.50
PierSOn Notion, guardian, 10 WIN. nj. SauIs
ders, = acres III. w. Farley survey.
Win. NJ. Saunders TO George Ffiuger, 81 acres
ID. p Kinney to f. B. Forster, acre of out
lot H. division z, Austin. $780,
J. G. Kerbey to NJ B. Sweeney, lot 1, block
", AuS I'LL. CtOO.
r.. Bertram to Josephine Baker, 123 acres
No. 49, on Cypress creek. $3.50
Carl Shaefer and wife TO Chas. Wolf, lot 2
block On, Austin $3.50.
Henry b. Wilson and wife to August Tiede
man, lot 3 and psrt of lot 2, block lS4, Austin.
$500
Chas. Wolf to Paul Pressler, lot 9, block 90
Austin. S4613.
p W. NOwlin to Annie e Lesueur, acres
James p. Wallace league. 81
I. McRae, by attorney, to Alex. Eanes
Alexander Evans to E. t. Moore, cemetery
lot 43. $50.
F. Jourdan to A. J. Almquist. IS acres j. o.
Rice survey. $50.
W. J. Montgomery to Mrs. r. II. Hanna. LOT
. clock q Ouflot l. division A, Austin SO
Lydia l. Robertson to Robert Irwin and
wife, lot 10, block 5, ouflot 2, division b, Aus
| tin. SOS.
Lydia L. Robertson TO John I. Barreck. part
] Of lots and 4, block :, outiot &c, division u
A: j i. coi i to i. Wren, % acres J. o
| Rice survey. $io0
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-04-12

"White, sunny, picturesque" writes
a Mexican correspondent, the an
cient city of Chihuahua is worth a
long journey to see and study, espe-
cially in the dawn of the strange and
new re-awakening that treads just
now on the fieeJing heels of time
What a study for painter was the
church plaza when looked upon ii
in the earlier hours of the day, framed
against the dark lines of distant 81
erras, so brown and gray in color and
tone, and arched over by the marvel
Gus blue sky. The wonderful purity
of the air touches the lungs as fine
wine spurs the blood and stimulates
the nerves. To breathe in it is quaff-
ing of unbottied ozone, and makes
the sluggish VEINS of autumn agt
burn and thrill with the FIRE of sprins
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