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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
AUSTIN.

GOV. Pea.e san Very sick--A Circular
from the Comrsroiicr's once.
Special to the Gazette.
Austin. August rs. Gov. Pcase, who
is sick ut Lampasas, IL worse. DIR.
Wooten was telegraphed to-day and
left on the morning train for Lampa-
sas. Very little hope Is entertained OF
the governors final recovery.
Tie comptroller yesterday issued the
following circular:
AUSTIN, August ., 1883.
The attention OF county commission
ers courts, county surveyors, and tax
collectors is called to IAN act TO re-
quire persons enclosing public free
school lands to pay an annual rent
therefor approved April IL, 1872
tchapter o2, page l01, Gen
eral Laws. first session six
teenth legislaturel, which provides
that the surveyor Of each county shall
make report TO the county commits
sioners' court, ON the first Monday in
June of each year, of the number OF
sections of such lands enclosed during
the past year, and that said courts
shall make lists of names of persons
controlling such lands, and the aggre-
gate amount due from each person at
the rate of So for each section so en-
closed or enclosed, certified copies of
which are to be sens to the comptroller,
and 10 be delivered to the tax collectors
for collection of the amounts shown TO
be due.
The small amounts shown TO be col
/ leeted under said law. and other in
formation received at this office, leads
to the belief that large quantities OF
state school lands are enclosed or con.
trolled by parties TO the exclusion oI
/ the public. and il is earnestly request
ed that county commissioners courts
! county surveyors, and tax collectors
take action in the matter, and see thai
! the requirements of the law referred t
are complied with.
State school lands situated in unor
ganized counties are under the juris
| diction of the authorities OF the county
to which such unorganized COUNTIES
are attached for judicial purposes, a
far rs relates to the rental OF such land
under the law referred to.
WM. j. SWAIN,
Comptroller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
BASE BALL.
The Nationals Get Away With the Picked
Nina

The Nationals Get Away With the Picked
Nine.
About three hundred people assem-
bled on the ball ground yesterday af-
ternoon to witness the game between
the lately organ lied National club and
u picked nine OF the strongest players
in Fort Worth. There was considera-
BILE rivalry between the two mines pre-
vious to the game, and the picked nine
seemed to be the favOrite in betting
circles, and great interest was shown by
the spectators who seemed anxious to
see the Nationals. play a. they are now
the representative club of the city.
The game opened with the pieSed.nine
ut the bat and they succeeded in scor-
ing two runs through errors upon the
part of the Nationals. The Nation
als scored one run and il looked as
though The scrubs, as the picked nine
were called, We're going to make short
work of the new club. In the second
inning Gibsoa made difficult one
hand catch on first base. This inning
ended with the game standing three
TO three The third inning was a
goose egg fer both sides and the game
had grown intensely intert sting. III
the fourth inning after disposing OF
the picked nine with anothergoose egg
the Nationals 'got onn TO the pitcher
of the picked nine and punished him
To the tune of ten runs. This virtually
won the game and the play was about
even to the end. While the play was
loose on both sides there were some
plays which would have done credit tC
professionals. In the fourth inning
Snead, who was playing left field
made the most brilliant play of thu
game by catching difficult fly anG
throwing line ball clean into the
fist baseman's hands. Mitchell, tn,
short-stop of the Nationals, made a diff
ticult back-handed throw TO thirC
base while sitting on the ground
! There We're numerous plays
upon both sides worthy of notice
especially some double plays by thu
picked nine. Richards, The left field
er ot the picked nine played in flint
form, So did A. Naracan, their catcher
Three-base hits We're made by Brooks
Mitchell, Slattery and Gibson. Thu
game WAS filled with heavy batting
and brilliant catching of flies. Gibson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
GAINESVILLE.
Death of Mrs. wiilisms-The New Daily
Personal and Local.

Death of Mrs wiilisms-The New Daily
Personal and Local.
SPECIAL to the Gazette.
Gainesville. August 26.-Our city
had on her Sunday robe to-day. Moth
ing served To disturb the monotony of
the day save the sweet music OF the
church bells calling to the feast.
Mrs. Williams, wife of our towns
man, Zach Williams, died last night
at eight o'clock and was inferred this
evening at four o'clock.
The Cooke County Indepelttlc,t will
issue The first number OF its daily to-
morrow. The paper will be q six
column and promises to give all the
lat est news.
The committee to solicit donations
for the new library report S205 col
lected. This is very encouraging. Our
| citizens favor the move. and will lend
all the support necessary to establish
an excellent library.
! a special car came in last evening
! containing Paymaster Tom Harkins
! of the Missouri Pacific railroad and IL.
5. shelton, general Superintendent of
the Western Union telegraph system.
Miss Dea Black is cauvassirg the
town for Hon. Alex. II. stephens his
tOGN Oh lUc Nltits. MISS
is an estiInable young lady, and viii
find sale for several books at this
place.
l.. C. Sparkman, district attorney
was the recipient of nice gold
headed cane, valued at fifty dol
lars, presented by Ike Cloud
Mr. Sparkman is gaining friends in
Gainesville and has proved himself {
prosecuting attorney of no mean abil
ity.
The Rev. Officer is carrying on pro
| tracted meeting at The Christiat
church. Mucn interest being mani
fesled.
j. p. Loudon, of Loudon & Stoner
, leaves for st. Louis Tomorrow.
: Wheat. oats and cotton are making
! things more lively. Merchants are do
ing good business, and all seem cheer
full over the prospects of fine fal
trade.
Nothing of Importance has beer
S done in the criminal court since las
8 report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
PERSONAL.

r. Il. Brown, of Montague, Il IN the
city.
Col. J. p. Smith returned from Aus
tin last night.
&. w. Cobb, of Dallas, was in the |
city yesterday,
!. III. Rogers, of Baird, was in the
Fort yesterday.
III. w. shelton, of Dallas, was in the
Fort yesterday.
/. w. Chiffon, OF Albany arrived in
the city yesterday.
j. Garner, Of Mckinney, was IN
the city yesterday.
John McMurtry, Of Henrietta, is at
the Grand Central.
Miss Jennie Swafiord, of Alamo, is
at the Ne tropolitan.
III. ID. Free, of FL Paso, is stopping
Mt the Metropolitan.
G, X. Leigh, of Galveston, is regis
tered at the Mstropoiitaii.
w. ID, Moore, of Henrietta, came
down TO the Fort yesterday.
Nj. French, of Wichita Falls, came
down to the Fort yesterday.
LII. Clay, of Hillsboro, came up on
the Missouri Pacific yesterday.
Miss Minnie Mangom, of Sherman,
is stopping at the Metropolitan.
a. j. Owen and Mr.. Cole, of Rusk,
are stopping at the metropolitan.
+. w. Tourney, of Kansas city, Is
autographed at the Grand Central.
W. c. Henderson, of Birdvil.e,
dined at the Grand Central yesterday
&C. Mitchell, one of Max Elser's
tourists, came ia last night from Laui-
pasas.
Mrs. Laure, of Henrietta, and Mrs
j. NJ. Hurt, of Dallas, are mt the Met
ropolitan.
Jno. A. Weakley, of Decatur, came
down on the Fort Worth d Denver
yesterday.
NJ. Schroeder, of Dallas, was in tn
city yesterday and stopped mt TN
Grand Central.
p. A. Lee. w. II. King and Mrs
Hnily were among yesterdays arrival
from Cleburne.
q. l., Morris and lady, Mrs, H., ;
Williams, Mrs. w. III. Williams, Mrs
Alice Smith snd Mrs. Iona Crops, O
Spanish Fort, arrived in the city yes
terday aud are stopping at the Metro
politan.
Capt. Joe Littleton, the Knight o
the road,n Qor Scheuber Y hoch
stadterl came in from the Paphandl
Yesterday, looking we'll bronzed AM
healthy. Joe says the indian naidch
are no good on the flirt.
DIR. J.. II. shelton and his lovely an
accomplished daughter, Miss ANNE
leave this evening on the east boun
train for tue Louisville EXpositio
and to visit friends and relatives I
Kentucky. Though Texas Is not rel
resented in the grand display, lie
stalwart men and lovely women AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
I.aidto Rest.

The funeral and burial of little
Geor.e Mc(iinnis occurred Saturday
afternoon 1t o'clock. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Father
Loughry at the Catholic church. The
burisl occurred at the new cemetery
and was attended 10y large number
of the friends oil the faulty whose
sympathles are ever with the bereaved
father aud mother end brothers and
sisters. Georges bright face will I've
sadly missed by all who knew him,
and the household wherein he was so
dearly loved will long be clouded with
sorrow. But the inexprcssible sadness
experienced by the loved ones he has
left, will be In measure hereit OF
its sting, by the knowledge that TO
Him VINO blessed little children,
Georges spirit has flown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
BABY MINE.
Blue Eyed BOY Creates a sensation at the
Union Depot.

a I,lue Eyed BOY Creates Senssto" ~ '"N
Union Depot.
The dim rays OF light which strug-
oled through the windows OF the walt-
ing room at the Union depot last night
revealed the figure OF young woman
with a beautiful face ana blonde hair,
leaning against the ratings which sur
round the platform, AMI In her arms
bright, biue-eyed baby boy who looked
M into the girlish face OF the
frail creature into whose care he was
consigned, and softly iisped, papa,
papa" o,,h a,a
face with kisses and dropped tear on
his curly hair, while she murmured,
"you can't see papa yet darling.
Nothcr has no more money and We
must wait. We cane go any farther
now. Go to sleep baby, anc she
bent her head low and
sobbed aloud in manner which
showed TOO piainly that even word
of sympathy would be a comfort 70 her;
0NThere do You wish to 60, madam
a GAZETTE reporter asked, who had
been standing near 49,.
~ am On my way to Kansas Cliy,
hut am unable to proceed iuraher 70
night. My husband is there quite
sick and am trying 70 get 10 bini
have exhausted my money, thouEh,
and nm afraid | will never see him
oiive y and her ewes filed with tears
again. while the baby lisped
..nau,r family and the breszes
yafted the sobs and signs OF
the grief stricken woman TO a crowd
OF men a short distance away. one ot
them came forward and asked the
woman if he could do any thing for
her. She soLhed go constantly that
She could not repeat her p'tiiui story
and it was given him by the reporter;
His EYES glowed with charity ana
Kindness a. he turned TO two or three
others and said.
..Geutlemeu, here Is poor woman
in distress who wants to 20 TO her dy,
ing husband in Kansas City. ieel
sorry tor her"
well. am sorry to the extent o.
five dollars, now how much sympathy
do you feei?''
handed out "A five dollar note, auc
a..o;her did the same thing while sev
aral dollars more We're added TO TIL,
fund by those who had been drawn L
the scene by the woman's sobs an(
tears
Ina few msments she raised he
head and IN clear voice said sh'
would accept their charity, but it wa
only for her baby boy who MAJ
cried to see his papa so long that he
heart was nearly broken. The 1ig
hearted stranger took the baby III III
nras and exhibited him to the others
while the little fellow crowed as II d.
realized he was among friends.
The woman was thus euaoieut 10 pui
chase her ticket and proceed on 70 ne
destination, and those VINO had pee
the means % aiding her iookeu MAJ
pier "a they saw her lace brighten an
her sorrow dispeiled aud the report'
thouoht. 'syeriiv, the world isn't ;
cruel as it's painted"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
Big Fencing.

NHIUWtII JUUTIlHT.
In conversation the other day with
two of the syndicate interested in the
lease made for a portion Of the Chey-
enne and Arapahoe lands, we learned
that the syndicate had almost made
arrangements to put a fence all around
The out side of their little strip. This
VIII amount to almost 800 miles, take
200 tons of wire, and posts and labor to
correspond. 1t will take over 40 cars
TO bring the wire to Caldwell, ald TO
transport the wire to the pasture it will
require about 100 teams and wagons.
The pasture, when fenced, will Craze
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
Masonic Burial.

The members of the Fort Worth
lodge, No. AS, and all Master Masons
in good standing are requested to meet
at the Masonic hall mt $3.50 a. m. on
this Monday morning for the pur-
pose of interring the remains OF our
deceased brother, Henry j. Thompson
The burial will take place near the
residence of the deceased brother, five
miles west of the city. All brethren
having conveyances of their own VIII
please bring them.
J. Y. HoGsETT, w. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
RAILROAD NOTES.

Jack Frost. travelling engineer OF the
New Orleans branch of the Il. Il F.,
was in the city yesterday.
III. G. McKelvy, assistant master
mechanic of the Gulf. Colorado Il
Santa Fe, and his accomplie he'd lady
spent the Sabbath with friends in the
LOrt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
800. 600 mead of cattle, vi

300, 600 head Of cattle, va
the syndicate fully sSM
lowest calculation, gran4
can find cattle at rates N
it is perhaps, upnecesssFl|
such d sum will moi bseSl'
once, but she cattle will 4
from time 10 time y ca
will permit, and ina few
increase will, win ialr n
pay all expensesand lsav'|
bic profit. The syndlsals1
to become millionalre y
all they ask is to be @
wolf from their several
think they ought toe
much If the fates
against them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
Buggy isiding.

All the streets and thoroughfares
were crowded yesterday with vehicles
of every description and those who APP
p.eciate pleasure driving took advant-
aye of the beautiful day. Buggy rid
ing Is growing more popular here
daily and when the streets are all COM
pleted will be more SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
A Tale Of Treasure Troye.

IFOSIDil IFAHaVFIuLT
About two months ago there floated
through the newspapers an item TO
effect that Anna Chute, a work woman
in the paper mill of the George w.
Wheelwright Paper company at
North Leominster, in this state, had
found $500 in bale of paper stock
which she was engaged In sorting.
The money was in two treasury notes.
81 600 and $500 respectively, of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
Liwlit Wanted.

IF the railroads centreing here would
put an electric light ut the union depot
il would be great advantage to pas
sengers getting on and off the trains.
People's lives are endangered nightly
on account of the total darkness
\ hich prevails there when the trains
are arriving and departing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

found there midst the chivalry anu
beauty OF the south
"As handsome and fair
A. the proudest lord or lazy thei''
The GAZETTE wishes the doctor anu
his lovely daughter pleasant WISH anu
n safe return To their home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Snead and Mitchell carried off the
honors in the field for the Nationals,
and Naracan ana Richards did the
same for the picked nine. The Ma
tionals will play a strong game when
they get man to fill the position Of
catcher aid Sncad gives promise of
making a brilliant one.
The pitching of both mines was up to
q good standard. The game finally
closed without the Nationals playing
their last half OF the ninth inning.
The score was as follows
I'n'gs-l 2 3 4 > 6 rs 0
p. NJ 90 o . & 3--ld
Ntls.-1 0 10 . 4 GA
There was another game played out
beyond the Union depot between the
tavorite club and the Haymakers
.jr. The game was called at $50 and
nine innings We're played, resulting IL
a victory for the young Hayniakers bS
y score OF Is to TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

For sale cheap, office furniture, rail-
lag, desks, safe, shelving, counters ana
ras fixtures, also large stock of cigars
and cigarettes ut less than New York
cost. Seligmann, Mayer 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
elbow III
IL Healthy

IL Healthy
nnarantis
on, Augu'
| of the A.
sy receive
N Pensaco
report 81
found uni
ention. y
| reinsthe eli
,orrectpess
doctors her,
il aud III
Gordon II
|@orts ,thnet
August I.
~ Wasl
Loloase 4
khe mt
cases of
Is inDrre
g OF the NJ
ore the IN
| IiltoR abel
| PenHa cola 4
b yellow {
| e. The sici
bother epide
{ to-day r.,
thy and ia
reported q
| violates the
ivIiian Su
ANY yard AT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Read the thrilling book just pub
lished: "Thieves aud the Detectives
by Allan Pinkeiton, the great detective
OF the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Go to Cantrell & Dilhrd's for fine
opera glasses, 5ll Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

GRAND CENTRAL nbltAs.
II ] Preston and sister, j W Tourney, Kan
g " Nan .oSs. Dallas. CE Mcneil. city.
Harry Johnson, c ". Speyr, rev
l. knrshheld Sher- Nork;
NJ schneider. Dallas. rietta.
alta. Harry Robinson, In
u n Arnsll. Chicago. dlanapolis.
n Erench. Wichita ] II Rogers, Baird.
Fails Vim Finders, ST Louis
III Pope. Every Frank n Burns, city
where HI Darlington. city.
sam Moi,ett, st Louis. W Il. Holloway. 81
n 1 Turu.r city Louis.
y - carner' Mckinney INV Garner, Kansas.
" q Henderson, Bird Waiter Deacon, Bon.
Vile. man,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
II w shelton. DALLAS v \ Frost, 4 l.
{, " i rice, MarshNil OK Leigh. Galveston
u A lee leburue Mrs Iiailey, Cleburne
" n King. Cleburne a Jowen. Rusk
| Mrs rote. Rusk IL Morris and lady
/ Mrs |. = Williams, spanish Fort
| Spanish Fort Mrs W II Williams
I NIrs Alice smith, spanish Fort
snonish Fort Mrs Iona Crops.
! II II cree. Ei Paso spanish Fort
T. q CALDWELL Bucy- MIS- a OSBORN 20
| II + lrown, Montague J " Chiffon, Albany
| ~ n Moore Henrietta las Kelly, c,ty
| IL n Sin,mon. city i T. Bissoll Parsons
/ s shy. Mise county Miss Minnie Morgan
1 Mr. oune Henri sherman
ats Mrs NJ Hurt, Dallas
] i. Craig, Henrietta II NJ Sloan, Y &
| ktlss JennIe swat I. III Hester Bolton
ford. Alamo 'Dr l. Il stroud, Rich
! l. T. CLAW Hiilsboro srdSon
mo a Weakiey. De Sue Weakley, Shelby
/ catur vile, Nv
i II shelly, ST Louis Alex Hammers, Hills
! w N t,.nnon Tcxar- boro
kana Z 4 Stone and son
II i, Donald. Decatur Henrietta
| n ~ tlnnear henrietta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Two shipments weekly OF COM
pressed yeast at Spencer & fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Purity Japan tea is put up in air
tight tin cans aud makes the finest
draw in the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
Nc sPF

" Grocery
o., Next Do
manor pici
In olives.
preserves
pearl sage
break fast
cooked on
s.sllredded
, whole ro;
lrrow root.
/ carne.
|Japaa tea q
our.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

~ ,'sg vIaus Juss received AT Spen-
ger d fuckers. Half dozen shells
win each can to bake 10 with.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

stsoig, efaVt,,sy ssiaii. MlGCu lurp,.i
months ago | was weak and debili-
tated.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

NE and Y
Idvise you
ey, Paris, .
rs. Conn.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

tireIy restored 10 health. / now weigh
l75 poands, but when | first took your
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
CHURCHS
An Entertainments fo'
Bapiist

An Entertainment foi
Bapiist
On Friday nigh
soiree will be giyeum
The Baptist church, !
opera-house. These
and the talent engage
in the city. The iclles
granme to be rendera
i. "Gverture to Peel y \;
hands; first piano, Mi; w,
-; seeoud plano.
). Duet-"see, the Psl, /, ~ \ \
Miss Josie Smith and = ~
=. Violin solo-Mf. r. "a
4. Vocal solo--Miss Jss 4, n ,
s. Instrumental solo ~ :
q. Duet-silsses Moofe ),
Z. Flute solo--Mr. ssssis IN
s. ouartette-"tirts'rsls Al
smith. Murphy. KEN, e
.. Vocal solo-Miss Ms
10. Violin solo-Mr. Ssr,mhy,
II. Vocal solo.Mls,sr s-lGt
10 Ba-s sois-Mr. "A
The programme. ao,ss'
and will be fully ,Wa1
music lovers Of FM y VA
BILE, Mr.. Smoct WI ..aJs
his orchestra ano '''S'
nent March, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

.----..- --~.-- 49, -
Turner & McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
WACO BUSINESS coll

The students the actual experience department Of
relation To the students tie Business Department as the regular
particulars address r.. II. HILL, PRINCIPAL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

ant Isl
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the eleg
tall nj :
was fit
and is NJ
Elces in {
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II the st
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celiters.
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lrougliou
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list and !
st coilipt
He ma
nd gives
ull.y fill
To the
he
lratory
building
drug.
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the bust
ish the
ne most G.
lliilent j
prescripti
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carries n
q, inlpo.
ID fancy 1
at care
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

Clipped besf i.ilI,. one
at spencer 4 Tucker .I.. !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27

The Ohio cam * ! 1
long before the sis y ~
one end to the oil ~ vi
are extremely aci sssg ~
and there are al !sss ,rpl'|
Foraker would A ,hsr n
own nomination 'hsssY|
by Jayhawker -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-27
sso0-diamoDd y

An Ss00-diamoDd IA
by a club macaSe l sn,.Stf5|
fields reef, in Con p n,g Sss|
fisherman started ~ ,,A',i|
turing the chuS b !. n
"fsheerman's luck, =
solitary macEerse s.,.u.
seemed to have p yss
tackled with convu''Issu,s,
spasn yomited ? .gg ,',''I's
picked it up and Sslsrsy
that it was q real 81
has been estimsleH.
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n in the
|-eutre
IDS 'Fe
nd in e
|yerthen
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The
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Hotel Arrivals.

aRAvp csNrnAL norEL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-01-25
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Jan. II At.

State Of Tennessee ! Polk & Yor'
IIardeman County J w Alexander lie;
Before G. ii. Anderson J. P, for
said County.
In this cause it appearing from af-
fidavit that the defendant J. w. Al
eXander Is justly indebted to the
plaintiff Polk u Yopp, by account
and is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on him
and an original attachment having
been levied on his property, and Ie-
turned before me. 1t is therefore or
dered that publication be made in
the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper
published in the town of Bolivar Ten
nessec, for four successive weeks, re-
curing the defendant j. w. Alex
ander, to appear before me or some
other Justice Of the Peace for said
county, at my office in Bolivar Harde-
man County, Tenn. Oh the 18th day
Of February 1888. and defend said
suit against him, or the same will be-
proceeded with ex parte.
This 18th day al Jan. 1883.
&. II. Anderson, j. 2.
Hardeman County, Tenn.