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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

firm of G. w Davidson & Co., is In st.
Louis purchasing goods for the house.
Rev. J. w. Atkinson pastor of the
NJ. T.. church has been in sherman
nearly all the past week assisting In
revival meeting.
j.. II. johnson Il Son is the new firm
which succeed II. :. johnson in the
dry goods business on the north side
side of the square.
w. j. MeNiel, tax collector from
Denton, was in the city Thursday col
Letting occupation and other taxes.
A. III. Gee, al the firm of Wilson IL
Co., returned Thursday morning from
st. Louis. A heavy stock OF new
spring goods will soon be received by
that enterprising firm.
Ed. DismuSe, formerly popular
druggist in this city, will go to Sher-
man next Tuesday to engage in the
I drug business. Ed. is No. drug
! pist and we can heartily recommend
him to the good people of that city.
j. w. Onsley, Mckinney; II. $. Stel-
yer, Tupu City, Texas; w. III. Elling-
ton Denison; VIM. s. Straughn, Den
ison. j. II. Wayland, sherman; James
s. Klecor, Montreal, Canada; John
Deere. Montreal, Canada; James Alb
bott and wife, Ellis county, Texas; &.
w. Tune, sherman; G. NJ. Blovelgood
Sherman, VIM. Cooper and family,
Moorsville, Mo-, are at the Pilot Point
Hotel
EDWARDS HOUSE.
w. NJ. Feagle, Waco, Texas, w. a.
Barnard, Brenham, Texas. Charles
Shuhy, Brenham, Texas; T. :. John
son, city: G. Metz, Sherman, Texas;
James Elder, n. "; w. NJ. Smith,
Sherman, Texas; j. G. Middleton,
Galveston, Texas; G. o. Boyd, city;
f. Leonhard, Trenton, H.; +. n
Young, st. Louis; j. I. Murphy, Dial
las; Joe Lintz, Sherman; w. j. Nc.
Neil, Denton, Tex; T.. 7. Jackson
st. Louis; j. w. Whitney, Louisville,
KY; r.. S. Price, Dallas f.. I. Ain
bier, Pittsburg, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Insane peonls-

Or. Ball does not helm 4.
of the question Of psani,v s,1s solgll,
sanity?p in a lecture whiesbS I. y d
~ gave on the subject be'o !, y :, I'm
faculty of medicine. ia sae Ri
the proposition that almo.,s submit l,a
and women Were more a. ~. ~ b.
and that those who were ny WV y Ilza
for want of brains, and tbs W. xe'e u
for nothing. He holds thst ,s ,' N
are the result of a snss s nsv u
sanity on the princ,sS.
diseased shellfish or R's !,
duce pearls. According = 4 n
great men are madmen. ar ~ ot
majority of the human I ss,a n
tainted. with INSANITY T Is'a =
says we constantly brush asa ~ 20
tice in the streets and see f fbsm y
we look in mirrors. 1t il f,,ss a w 1
think that only fools and idIes'as ssl
perfectly sound minds bns' Y
practical anatomist. Win 4.
business, once said that Il W.
would let him hunt owe, n
could find something that nasi ~
ing in nearly all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
The Honest Primitiyes.

Extract from q speech If ~,
Johnson, of Collin county.
Now ! am one of those who n
that honesty and rascality boii y
born and bred in III ~
Let a man be born d rascal ~ n h
more you educate him the mn, a n
gerous you make him. All III n
about making men honestatpuhlks \
schools is bosh. have No mvs,s Y
spend in making honest NH n
way. All the defalcatious n I,
treasurers in Tennessee, AIalam, h
elsewhere grows out Of this nIs,]
of spending money to aceomplIsbm]
who are born rascals. Rirliths]
] want to say that the old B,,s]
have rs general rule less eIuel
and less money, and their presAl
were paid less than any Other n
Among them there were fewer IN
lions and fewer men who fall b y
their debts than any other cIas
earth, and | would like for tha, 4.
tleman to tell me of any pnr:j
Baptist who ever went to thspn1i
tiary for stealing or murder, II
also tell him Inever knew one dA
who was a classical scholar d :
needed Il porter or clerk to d
work he was paid for doing llng,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
JOURNALISM IN TEXAs.

The Abilene Semi Weekly Reporter
is u daisy.
The Gonzales Inquirer has been sold
To its former owner.
The Bastrop advertiser last week
got To be thirty years old. There are
very few papers in Texas that out-rapl
II In age.
a new literary paper is soon to he
started in Galveston by w. w. Ed
wardy with the material formerly used
on the Journal Of Commerce.
Mrs. Fannie A. ID. Darden has ac-
cepted position ON the editorial staff
of the american Sketch Book, pub
lished 10y Mrs. Swisher, of Austin.
Mrs. d. Is the daughter of Mosley Ba-
ker of much fame.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

DENTON COUNTY.

correspondence of the Gazette.
Pilot Point, March l5.-NIr Joe
Linz, of the firm of Linz & Brothers
Jewellers, Sherman, was in town Thurs,
day and made several sales of yahahja
gold watches, one he sold for the neat
httle sum of 5000, of course it was one
OF our big stoekmen who made the
purchase. 'i0
Cook 4 Holden is the name of the
hrm operating the new brick ward inst
west of the railroad track near tba da'
pot, instead OF j. Holden as stated in
former correspondence. We make This
correction IN justice to parties inter
spring work had another set bacl,
oy the heavy rains of Thursday.
j. IL. Dixon, of the firm of T1ixo, g.
90, Jewellers, Brenham, Texas. WAS in
,ne city Thursday in the interest ofhis
w +. Mcshan of the drug yooa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18


Of M't t6e w gees for forward to III, I,
tain that some heav,.' s s'f ii y
done. 1t has nlrsssao blowing MI \
h h.ae !, blast that blows iro, so'nrnss, .'
Wings Wings TO our ears tbss I'm he nos.
, W,i,ggins. He has the 's ON. WANING !
use his property TO tbs = Know b. .
Inc cheeks Of Eolns ves' adyan,,.
distended. Either tbe,w were news !
VIII burst by the lllh y On Wir,I'
what Of it? The rlor,oon,.M March. 'f II
The Virgins winds oss wet i y
cci,,usslvely upon the Au.vm y bsr !
minneapolis out this sa es
spared; As for Chicago say slni
the d Inhabitants y Of sIIss'aa
just about to have chart 'sye that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES
An Elaborate Comparison of Their m
dus,ries and Enterprises.
Chicago Times

Chicago Times,
The Dominion Of Canada will not
dispute the superiority of the neigh
boring republic in most respects. The
republic improves more harbors and
rivers, Chesequake creeks, French
Breads, Spanish Narrows, and Dutch
Betweens than the Dominion. 1t eX-
pedites more mail routes In Alaska it
has territory nearer the north pole.
While the Dominion is not lacking in
demagogues, it doesn t support so large
and varied an assortment as Is found
south of the St. Lawrence. 1t will
sometimes subsidize q railroad, but it
doesn't open its treasury upon the
score of patriotism and on the preteXt
of paving arrears OF pensions to a host
of claim agents. 1t has no Congrcs-
sioRut Record to print what isn't
said and to suppress what is
said in the halls of legislation.
1t is obviously entirely lacking in that
! Sui gencris creature, the Ohio man. 1t
has no Keifer. 1t has no official
! ilower-garden to blossom upon the
desks and in the button-holes of the
| gentlemen who are sent up TO the
capital rs representatives. 1t has n
/ lobby, but no such persuasive and
pervasive lobby as the pig-iron interest
of Pennsylvania can present upon oc-
casion Of interest to the capital en-
gagged in the output of the metal 1t
is not lacking in the ward politicians,
but unsoothed and unsustained by
such free and joyous suffrage privi-
leges as exist in the states, they are
ward politicians deprived of half their
! chance for back-alley glory. The Do
| int al Lao,
occasion, but has never reached the
point of paying them in addition to a
generous per diem and all their ordi-
nary charges, such extraordinary ex-
penses as seven dollars for seven baths
in seven successive days.
The Dominion neither has nor claims
to have all the advantages possessed by
its neighbor the republic. But in
some points competition has fled from
it as from glance Of destiny. 1t has
for nominal ruler, for governor.
general, the son-in-law of a queen, and
that son-in-law's consort governs Can.
ada from the safe distance of the Der.
muda Islands. 1t has, Furthermore
the most extraordinary crop OF
weather-guessers grown anywhere this
side of the mountains of the moon
Like the Canada thistle, the Canads
weather-sharp flourishes despite all eff
forts at his Suppression. The republic
has done something in the direction o
encouraging this pernicious growth. II
has some hot-house Mediterranean,
whom 1t subsidies with the pay ant
emoluments of Il brigadier general, bu
that which TO no useful purpose and n
/, great expense we cultivate 1ourishes in
! q Wild state across the northern boord
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Bolton.

The complimentary hop at the opera
house few evenings ago, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frackcr, was the success
of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Blackburn left
on the 18th inst for Cleburne city.
Mr.. Stuart, of Washington, D. c.,
is in tho city visiting bis son, Cashier
II. ii. Stewart. OF lhc Bolton National
Bank. Mr.. Stewart was one of the
jurors in the Guiteau ease.
Mrs. G. l.. Trigg has her grand
mother, Mrs. Lawrence Of Bryan, with
her on short visit.
Mr. &. s. Hcaly of Cleburne camein
last week and carried off one Of Bel
toms fairest daughters, Miss Maggie
Estill. They were married Sunday
evening last, and Immediately left for
their future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
PERPLEXING PROBLEl

Ian correspondence relating tothas
mpnt should be headed ',f0r I'd
Problems and addressed to w. H. 4
East summer, Me. ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
SOCIETY.
Movements of the Social World, and
Fashionable Life at Home
and Abroad.
Morning, Noon and Night Gossip
About the votaries Of Fash
ion and Pleasure.
A Brief and Hurried Glance at the
Bright Side Of the Prob
lem of Life.
Honle Noios.

A tip top wedding is on the tapis.
The L'Allegros propose giving AN ele'
CANT entertainment at an early day.
Mrs. Harry Latbrop Is expecting
some eastern friends for short visit
Mrs. Joseph Scully goes to Dallas
during the week TO spend week OF
40 with friends.
Mrs. Burlington and Mrs. Or. Fitz-
hugh are contemplating an early visit
to the northward.
Miss Ida Booso, Of Dallas, will ar
rive In the city Tomorrow to spend
several days with friends.
Society will be pleased to know that
Hazel Kirke viii very probably be
played here during next week.
Mrs. Kathleen Randie will spend
two or three weeks with her friends In
Dallas, leaving tomorrow.
Mrs. +. w. Ball will soon be home
with her husband from Hot Springs,
Ark. She will find cordial welcome
from friends and relatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Paris.

Miss Emma Workman Is visiting
friends in Clarksville.
The reunion of the Daily Social
Club ut the residence of Mrs. Fronie
Bywatcrs last week was Il very enjoy
able affair. The club was out In full
force and partook of the good things
with relish, which the fair hostess
knsws no well how to prepare.
Professor George and his dancing
school hold forth regularly at By.
waters Hall. He has large class
and they say he knows how to
teach.
Mrs. Francis johnson left this week
to visit relatives in Marshall.
Many maidens fair are accused %
wiping their weeping eyes becaus,
Dick Verny has left us and gone /,
Austin to live. He Is popular Will
the girls here.
Mrs. DIR. ]. +. Clark of Pleasan
Grove, IL visiting friends and relations
In this city. We wish her pleasan
stay.
The weather is no respector OF per
sons or entertainments. We have ,
very damp dsagreeablo day, will
considerable rain, and tonight Prot
George expects to give n grand bal
at the courthouse to show how mucl
he can learn his pupils, and In orde
10 insure the young folks a big time
The weather will not stop the ball, bu
will benefit the livery stable
financially, for the girls will not oblec
totaking q bus tonight or anythin,
else that will convey them to the bal
dry-shod.n
We are glad to have Mr.. j. II. John
sou and family of Red River county I
settle among us. lie bought propert
here this week.
IIonhanl.
our senator, w. A, Evans, aud lad,
returned from Austin on MONDAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Honey Grove.

Misses Mamie, Lizzie, and Gussic
stobaugh have gone TO GAINESVILLE to
visit their sister Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. NJ. j. Smith of Topeka Kansas
is now visiting her mother Mrs. Reed
Of this place.
Miss Mamie Erwin left a few days
since to visit Mrs. Willie Ryan of
Paris.
Mrs. Howeth, after spending several
days with the sick wife Of her son DIR.
V. A. Howcth returned home to
GAINESVILLE.
One of our most popular young
ladies, it Is thought will embark pretty
coon IL the eventual sea of matri
mony.
Mrs. ". a. Williams of Bonham IL
in town visiting friends.
Some of our young ladies remain
away visitinga good while IL seems
IL they don't begin to come bacl
pretty soon you viii hear of u big emf
grafton from this part of the co,intry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

Contributors will notice The
this week made in the puzzk
ment. In the future all conf
tons relating to the puzzle-
answers, original puzzles, etc.-a
be sent as there directed, as tls
therein named has the manages
the department.
6.--DECAPITATIoNs
!. Behead single, and leave A
her.
.. Behead a kind Of fruit, and
a definitive adjective. "
NUMERICAL ENIGMA
% letters.
74l7 20 Is 10 Is an article o
ture.
/ % 5 IL is a commendable 10y
both body and mind.
3 s rs 6 often uninfental,
great harm.
01411615 q , 5 are often Hl'|
obtained.
10 q % II "a 4 26 signife' "
some. n
10 IL So 25 % IS % are muchaS i
public speakers. ,,,
90 10 s 5 are part Of tne pN''
The whole is n good motto, \
s.. ALPHABETICAL PuN1
From what word Of SIX
meaning a graceful dance !"
following words be found!
/. A period of time.
= An insect.
8. A pronoun.
4. A snare.
5. A fruit-seed.
6. A plant.
Z. a metal.
s. Bipeds. An Was
8. WORD SQUARE
/. To separate.
,. A plant.
3, A beautiful flower
A. Toabound. fsp
!. l0--REvERsAls. 4,
/. Reverse an animate ''a'''
have Il thin plate. sh.yesi
2. Reverse a snare, anu
ton. I, .ra hif
3. Reverse a carousa'' ~
mechanical power. ,,,esslit
have a piece of architect W h,w
5. Reverse Manner anu
tence. ,.,oss andbl
subsist. oua VIZ
1ANsuERsIy TEo Wh''''
Answers
o3.-Consonant. ord. l. y
al, Sparrow =
insale; 4, Heron. h,iklp''
pa b c d eig y
rstuv wxyx. +
I Il u n
s f i y
u NJ n 4 e,.s
o. Wholly, holly 2
9, Call, all; 4, sever, eNs
March Prizes .,,,,,
For the best lists i; . q t sa's W
from week TO week. En-, - during y
the SUNDAY gazette c,1,,s, ~ 1rif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
27.-l, Wholly, holly l!s,
3. Cali, all; 4, Sever, ever

For the best lists I, q t sa's w
from week to week s,., - during Y
WE, we o M &C a copy Of ONT :,
who have the WEEK !, n,a,sTrrsd ''s.,
paper of the SUNDAY sompetitid1 Y Y
The the time OF cei iaId inlo y
carried car one week forva''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
WILLS Point.

Tuesday evening was made con-
spicuous ~ one of the most pleasant
your reporter has experienced for
months. Messrs. Max Burkenroad of
this place and james A. Barnett, who
IL now In the cotton business here,
though formerly of your town, gave n
hop nj the O'Neal House, in honor Of
the twenty-iirst birthday of Mr.. Oscar
lIirschberg, who has charge of the
business owned by Sanger Bros. of
Dallas in our town, Mr.. Barnett has
made many friends, not only in bust
mess circles but with the young folks
also, as he Is jovial and clever, and he
and Mr.. Burkenroad left nothing I'M
done that would tend to interest theii
guests. AT nine o'clock the spacious
brick hotel was crowded with young
people. Dancing soon commenced
and avery one seemed merry. About
IL O'Clock the guests We're treated To Il
magnificent supper, after which Mr.
:. q. Keariey addressed those present
making seine very appropriate re
marks, He was followed by Mr.
Hirschberg and our county attorney
q. Il. Roscnbaum. The fcstivitie
ended at abont two O'clock, and al
went Ia their homes delighted.
From corner Indications we pre-
diet something interesting in the mat.
rimonial line soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18

The Judge will remain with us until
Saturday and then Will return to his
post OF honor.
Mr.. j. III. Ardinger left for st. Louis
on Monday last to purchase n spring
stock of dry goods, house OF a. -.
Scarborough.
DR.. II. Il. Lawson of sherman Is in
our city and will hold service ut their
church Sunday afternoon.
A long resident Of our city, Henry
Fletcher. died in Greenville last satur-
day, His remains were brought home
for interment Sunday evening.
On Sunday evenings many ladies
pass going 10 the cemetery. with bou,,
auets as a token of remembrance ana
love for those gone before.
An odd wedding occurred in our
city ON Monday last. OF German de-
cent the gentleman being unable 70
sneak English the bride had TO pur-
chase the license. They hailed from
Honey Grove.
Rev. j. NJ. Bihkley, of Sherman,
will hold services in our city Saturday
and Sunday at the M. T.. Church.
The directors OF Fannin College had
an interesting meeting "Wednesday
night Inst, appointing committees to
print bylaws and to advertise for a
president and competent teachers for
the college.
Pilot Point.
VIM. Cooper, with his family, arc
among the new corners, and has come
To stay.
j. +. Wayland and family, from
Sherman, Texas, have removed to this
city. a cordial welcome Is extended
to all such good citizens.
Miss Kittie Pickle, lovely and ac-
complishcd young lady of Pilot Point,
left Thursday morning for u visit in
Tioga, Cooke comfy. Grandma
Tickle accompanied her.
Miss Lula Robinson, n lovely young
lady from Bryantsville, Kentucky,
arrived in town Thursday morning,
and Is visiting with the family OF
Major A. A. Montgomery.
Mr.. Frank Lombard, prominent
merchant of Trenton, Illinois, arrived
In town last Wednesday aud Is visiting
with his cousin, Valentine Lombard,
our harness maker.
Mrs. T.. Imberson returned from
the Hot Springs, Arkansas, this morn.
ing much improved in health.
Milton Crittcndon and wife from
Paris, Texas, are visiting at Judge
Miles.
Mr.. Rayzer, Of the firm of Wright
& Rayzer. live merchants of Mustang
Collin county, was in doing the city
to-day.
The Ladies' Cemetery Society vii
have another basket festival next Fri
day night at Odd Fellows Hall. Tn,
net proceeds will 90 into the treasury
of the society for the improvement o
! the cemetery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-18
Isonhan,.

Our senator, w. A, Evans, aud lady,
returned from Austin on Monday
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-08-18
GhaptlY Relic of Guiteau

Faom Il Washington Paper.
1t was afact carefully concealed,
and now known only to a few,
that Guitau's face and features
were preserved as we'll as his bones.
| was in tile Medical Museum yes
tcrday when a clerk, whom | have
known intimately for several years
said to me: Would you ike to
see Guiteau's facet Though some
what puzzled as to the object OF
such a question, | promptly All
swered III the affirmative. The
clerk then led me to a room where
a number OF large jars, filled witt.
alcohol to preserve various relics,
were arranged on shelves. \ cover
was pulled from one Of these, re
vealIng the head and face OF Gui-
teau, lu,t Us il looked when plac-
Ell III the coffin. That SAID the
clerk, rs the real lace, skIn, haIr,
ana eye bdtis ana !,oJuT,sut Har."a
Guteau. u hen ns oudy was Ia
K n 10 the Nc uca A.scJ,a, i N..s
r~so., cd 10 A,or4.o, Only ais skele-
Ton, but nta actual features.
This wa, done by RAINING a wire
clear around thenecE, splitting the
skin in Il straight line from the
back OF the neck 10 the top or the
heaG, and tearing it of from the
entire mead, mus obtaining il one
piece the scalp and skin covering
the face. These were stuffed with
cotton in a way to retain the exact
ontiiue OF the murdercr's counte-
nance, as well as the expression
scwed together, and put in alcho-
hol, Just As you see it now The
head looks as ii merely cut from
the body and placed in Il jar, as
the surgeons stitches on the neck
and back Of the head are not viSi-
bic. The very sneer Of the sen
sual mouth has been preserved,
and the study hairs Of a weeks
growth that were on the upper lip
when Gujteau went to the gallows
are still there. The eyebaIls are, of
course lacking in vital expression,
but even they show but little
shrinkage. The nose is the only
feature the shape of which has
maintained. 1t is sunkcn in the
middle, as it 1t had received ablow
on the bridge; but the cheeks, the
chin, eyebrows, eyelashos, hair
and everything except the mouth
are almost perfect in their life-like
resemblance.
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GUILDS
BnrrE nArrE.


That Wa thc signal .hc e14lci-
That was the .isrsi tast G.ilu, Us tsid.
Gave g. his vii, At Providence.
a, u4r3 x. ,le 3ieepiuEt5vu ,ud thence
Dst lle might
o. go sac .s..,
Down past tle tnrn-. ,y.nL white. he sped.
~
Watchiu- and gailing, no screnadc,
L0ve-sJng rmidIight rodndc!ay
Sad what That whistle soomcI to say
ITO my tIust true,
So, love, to you,
Working or waiting, good night II Sjld.
Brisk young Daglhci' tourists me-
Oid commuters along the me
hr'E'mcn and porter5 glanced ahead'
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An eminent example Of American
Enterprise, Energy and Perse-
VoTahce.

In the hands of Young men this
great system has been 80 carefully
managed that it has earned a rcpu-
tation second to none for convent.
ence, safety and the Injuries of
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for tranScontinental
travel, in connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up nm almost un-
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other rail
road can carry a man, who is seek
ing his fortune, to golden opportu-
mites such as arc open along a
thousand miles of this great sys-
tenn.
Special freight rates are given to
miners and immigrants.
For all the information you de-
sire write to
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-08-18
AViso de Confseacion.
/, QUE CONFESSIONAL.

a Los QUE CoRREsroNDA.
Por Ia p%rcsente Sc notifica que 50 he
gaslndo doscicntos $1,000 pesos eI traba-
10 y mejOras por los dos amos pasadOS
~consccutivoS, Tn cl Placer rcgisTado por
nosotros, en- cl Baxter Culch situado EN-
el DiStrito mineral de White Oaks, Con
dado dc Lincoln, y. NJ, como aparcccra
en- los archives del CondadO en- ia Oticina
del Rcgistrador dc dichO condado, a fin
dc poeccr ticla Placer, como Sc ordena
en- la S..0.ou 1884 dc los Estatutos Revi
ndua VIC iu t4.ados Unidos, por los aios
que ~Conciuyeion N Dicicmbre 81 de 81
Y 50; Y 81 en- FL terminO dc noventa dias
dospucs dc la primera insercion dc este
ayiso no pagan Ia parte que les corresponds
como accionistas dc dicho Placer, Sera eX-
clusivamente propiedad del abajo firma-
do Conformc al arIeglo de dicha Seccion
232l, pcrdicndo ustedcs TODD derccho.
PLACIDO GUEvARA.
Julio 81, de 1883.
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LAND OFFICE ~ Las CHUCEs. y. u
Al.L.t ~ IL l

LANDO OFFICE At Las Cruces. Nm
August Ita, i-t'.
NOTICE Is hereby given that 10. folio in-
named settler has filed notice OF iis intention
to make flnnl proof in support of his claim,
und that said proof will he made before the
Probate Clerk of lincoln County, n. "a. Mt
Lincoln, n. NJ, on aeptcnbcr 10th, 1888, viz,
John Furr, on his presumption doclaratory
statement, No. 845, for the :. W. z section II.
Twp. Z, ,. rCnEc l3c. lie nHIncs the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation Of said land, viz.
Henry Milne, OF White Oaks, \. ".
HeZekiAh BiRgs, of
Joseph Riggs, OF
John CulanS, of
GEO. d. BOWMAN,
1875 REGISTER.