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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-19
Remember This.

IidmifOn's German Biftcrs arc the
hest Bitters made. They promote
sleep and allay Nervousness. They
tone up and strengthen the system,
without exciting the brain as do most
other stimulants. They sOothe Ia rest
the jarring nerves, and calm the irrit-
able and ja,led system. They are pre-
pared from the purest materials and
are the hest medicines you can use for
restoring health and strength. Try
them. 80 cents per bottle. Sold by
T.. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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Nature CIcanSeS

The system, IL given an opportunity,
but very few persons find time to give
nature ~ chance aud so the bloOi
comes so cioyge,l viii, disease that
unless some help is given It the person
will he afflicted 10y blood poisoning and
suffer with Pimplcs, BoilS, Carbumcles,
Cohceis, Scroftila, &c., and often die
without help. Save yourself from all
this suffering and !oss of time by using
Rrneiec's BiO0d Purifier which pre-
vents all disease In the system. Large
bottles Sl.0D. Sold by +. Campbell
Baldwin. Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-19
The Household,

Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Headache
seem to take tile place of the three
graces in many household. How sad
Is the condition of such a family. The
Kidneys and Liver often get deranged
and perhaps the parents or even chill
,lrcn may be suffering from Diabetes,
Bright's Disease or some kindred dis
ease. AS II preventive and also cure
fnr all the diseased conditions of the
Human family no preparation equals
Iarmcicc's Dyspepsia, Didbctes, R;tney
and Liver C"rr. Onlv Sl.W for large
bottle. Sold 10y T.. Campbell Baldwin,
Mich,
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Rail,~ad Compiehd Taroayh Zen
tcl. ut LnMIx.

Do not .c West or South until
yen learn what Michigan offers in
tellig~nt farmers. 1on can de-
better with less money nearer
home.
Lands rich, dry. aud gently
railing. Timbc,cd mainly with
Sugar Maple, Rock Elm. Bass
wood, Ash, Beech, Ilcmlock, etc,
and are well .watercd by lakes,
rivers and spring brooks.
Strong soilr, fine crops, healthy
climate, schools an,l Churches. in
tsIligent population, mainly from
Eastern States and Canada.
For fhWks, Maps, etc, Address
w. q. HCGHART,
LAND t'OMNisst
es-TITT.E PERFEdT.
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We Are Anxious

That every young lady should know
what delicate and harmless beautificr
Is to lie found IN HamitOn's Oriental
Balm. 1t is absolutely harmless, and
it makes the complexion SO soft, and
brill ant, SO surely removes all Tan
AN Frecklcs, that one needs only to
give it trial to bc convinced of its
merits. Only 80 cents per bottle Sill
by +. Campbell, BALDWIN, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-19

kiI.LtD BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
storm, ON Monday last, as John iooth
Was engaged piling lumber at Wall Il
Sipley's mill, Nirvlnl, he w,s struck
by lightning ami instantly killed. The
deceased was unmarried; his parents
residing ut Sand Lake. They We're tel.
egr.,phed to, and came UP and took
charge of tie remains.
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FUR oAik.-iVJ 1icics i.ah 4, Q" .rs
Improve,l; | mile south of Form al;
Frame House and Barn; also l6O Acres,
u miles f.Om Forman; with Go"l
Frame Buildings, also, Orchard OF Bear
ing Trees. For terms, enquire ut tie
STAR office; ar, of
JuuN r. RANDALL,
Section q, Yates Township.
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NOTICE. Farmers of surround
ing country! ann prepared to buy
your Fut Cattle; and will pay the
highest Cash Price for them! Let me
know as soon as you have them for
sale. AUG. &. GOEHREND,
baldwin. Mich.
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When you want anything In the
Line of Jewclry, Paints, Oils, Caleb
mining Material, School Books, Win
dow Shades, or Wall Paper, gpto
II. MATTHEWS a. Co,
Chase, Mich.
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4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner
vo,is, weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c., | will send II recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered ly missionary In South
America. Send self.a,ldrcssed envel-
ope to the Rev. JOSEPH 4. INMAS, Sta-
HOn ID, NcW York city.
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Mcssrs. II. j. Brown ~, Co., Ann
Arbor, hficl., say: "The sale of Browns
Iron Btters il increasing, AMI 1t Is
giving good satisfaction"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-19

Chase has II Larger Clothing Estab
lishmcnt thnn any place Of It's size
Everybody will do well by calling al
one-price Mamnotl, Clothing House
Chusp. Mich
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rheumatism Positively Cured

In the shortest time. Write for
free Az. page pamphlet on rheumatism,
to r. X. Helpcnstine, Druggist, WASH
ingtun, II. T..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-07-19

Trunks, Hats, Caps, Valises, Full
Line of Furnishing Goods, can bc had
at the One-price Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich.
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You may find one of the most Com
plcte Line Of Drugs and Medicines In
this part Of the State, ut
II. MATHEWS 4 Co.'s,
Cliase, Mich.
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VOLUME xl.


TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS:--An \
drown across this item Hifh pen or pen
cH signifies Mof yOpr s~6stv,1d.tn mas
cypjrcd, and u 'e"ctrai respectfully so
icitcfi.
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Those desiring to purchase the Royce
Reaper or Meadow King Mower, or
Repairs for the same, should apply to
ISAAC GRANT, Agent,
Chase, Mich.
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Mcssrs. Falfrec 4 Livingston, West
Branch, Mich., say: "lBrown's Iron
Bittcrs gives good satisfaction"
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Good WorkiDgmcn's Pants, Strong
Made, 81. Onc-price Mammoth Cloth
ing House, Chase, Mich.
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Go to {. w. Il,ompsOn's for ChOice
Groceries. west Of the Occidental.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
In Mcnorialn.

Whereas, This council is called TO
mourn the loss of one of its most hon
ored members, j. ID. Stoyall, suddenly
stricken by death in the very zenith of
manhood and usefulness,
Resolved. That in j. ID. Stovall we
recognized in him the true type of
manly virtues, progressive and ener-
getic, that he had endeared himself to
this society and community.
Resolved, That in the death of j. ID.
Stovall not only has this society lost
one Of her truest and brightest lights
of her fraternity, but to every friend OF
temperance and morality throughout
must feel that in their rank prince
has fallen.
Resolved, That we shall ever cher
ish as an inspiration the memory o'
qualities, and in keeping green the
memory of our departed brother W,
shall elevate and honor ourselves and
the cause OF temperance.
Resolved, That in the loss of j. D.
Stovall we feel that we have sustained
an irreparable loss, and that we here.
by tender to his bereayed relatives ouI
sincere sympathies, respectfully claim
ing tNe privilege OF iningllnS our sof'
row with theirs in this hour OF theft
sore bereavements.
Resolved, That the members of til,
council wear the badge of mournini
fifteen days, and that copy of th,
resolutions be sent TO the family Of thu
deceased and the same be recorded
with the minutes of the council.
Resolved, That the GAZETTE be re
quested to publish the same.
III. b. GILBERT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Duetscher verein Hal.

On next Monday night, the 18th,
Mrs. Wiley, formerly Miss Mary Cary
aud sister of Mrs. NJ. Harold will read
to the people OF Fort Worth.
Mrs. Wiley Is a most accomplished
elocutionist, having spent many years
in the profession and studied under
the best masters in the United States.
Her selections arcSaried and almost
exhaustless ana her renditions are
characterized by an original and mas-
terly style, evincing the highest order
of genius. With thrilling aud pow
erful voice She combines u personal
magnetism and grace of gesture that
invariably holds her audience spell
bound and ELECTS the warmest admir-
alton and praise.
All of ourcitizens who appreciate the
noble art of clocution will at once
recognize in Mrs, Wiley a high order
of genius and no one having the OPP
poriunity should fail to hear her.
Mr.. Robert Mozart, Mrs Randall
and several other of our amateur ar
fists will assist nj this entertainment 50
we may expect quite an enjoyable af
fair Admission 30 cents. Ticket,
can he obtained al Max Elser's, How
ard Tully's or A. Horvets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
- ------ss
ON WHEELS.
Rare Amusement and a Spirited Contes, at
the slsating-Rink.


There was very large crowd
at Godwin's hall last night
TO witness the skating tour.
nament. Fourteen contestants
for the first place engaged in the grace
tul and exciting exercise. The regula-
tons were announced by the manager
as follows: The skater taking the
largest number of rings within the re-
quired time (55 seconds) would be
entitled TO the first prize 81
crown which would be given TO the
lady receiving the largest number OF
rings.
The male skaters tried their skill
first which resulted Ike 'Mayfeld,
first, nine rings in forty.seven sec.
onds J. o, Rafferty,. second, six
rings in Al seconds and Wallace peako
third, 6 rings in 40 seconds.
The following ladies were the win.
ners: Miss Mollie Rafferty, first, 8 rings
in Aj seconds; Miss Sussie Martin sec,
ond, rings in 40 second.
and Miss Lizzie Terry third
six rings III 50 seconds. Hel
prizes were awarded accordingly,
The contest afforded much amuse
merit to all present. and dancing
was INDUCED in after the skating was
over. The rink is growing quite popu
lar and the attendance grows largcl
daily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Timc Check Enrucrs,

Constable VIM. Hall and Texas *
Pacific Detective Robert Buchanan,
tumbIed 10 little railroad racket
yesterday afternoon and made four ar
rests of some importance. 1t appears
that Mike Dunn was Missouri Pacific
section boss near ltasca in Hill county
and was discharged for misconduct, but
retained "a number Of blank time
checks which he filled out with the
names of three men as follows: O. w.
Fitzpatrick, Tom Reed and Pat Me-
Ginway aud perhaps others.
The Missouri Pacific pay
ear arrived yesterday and Mike to-
gether with his confedcrates
cashed the forged checks, amounting TO
SlS5. Afterwards all four were arrest
ed and Mike was committed 10 the
county Jail The other three were
placed in the calabooso.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
THE CRY HOSPITAL
The Possible Outcome OF such an ins,i,u
tion.

The Possible Outcome OF such an ins,i,u.
uon.
An idea suggested by corresponds
ent of this paper a few days ago Is we'll
worthy the consideration of those who
believe there is future for Fort
Worth, aud ii acted upon as suggest
ed might result in the appearing here
OF AN institution that would in time
become the pride of Texas. The sug-
gestion referred TO Is that the estabo
lishment OF city hospital TO be under
the control vi the physicians OF the
city might prove the nucleus ola med
ical college. II is well known the dis
ciples Of .E.cuinpius ARE More devoted
to their profession than almost any
other class, and give them the hospit-
al and the patients under
their especial care, aud
soon they would be demon-
strating practically the mysteries of
their science for s.the enlightenment
of such young men hereabouts ms
might contemplate becoming physl-
clans, and 10 the benefit Of INDECENT
patients who would not, perhaps, 9TH
erwise have the proper medical ntten-
ton. This state of affairs would grow
end expand until, rs suggested by the
correspondent, possibly a school
would be established. Some OF the
greatest medical colleges In the land
lad their beginning In even an hum
bier manner. And besides, there is
room and demand for such an insti-
tuition in Texas. Here are several mill
lions OF people in the state, and
nowhere first-class school
where the art Of healing Is taught. Ii
IL only 2 question Of time as TO when
one VIII be established and the city
or town that takes the Initiative stands
I the best chances TO secure IL. The
catalogues OF medical colleges In other
4 states show the names of hundreds OF
/ students from Texas and the money
these young men spend for board and
tuition would alone prove "a bonanza
tor amy city could they be drawn 90 Il
| by the advantages Of p good school.
Fort Worth is peculiarly fitted for
such an institution 10y her geographic
al position enabling her TO draw
largely from other states
and territories. or course institutions
| of this kind are not built In day, but
| there must be "A beginning 10 all things,
and in this young and vigorous city OF
the great West all things are possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Shaoh'S Catdrrh Remedy n positive
cure for catarrh, diptherla and canker
mouth. Sold by l.. y. Brunswig.
2-2l:cud.dwiw
The Water supply.

The indications now are that Fort
Worth will in u comparatively short
time he well supplied with pure and
wholesome water. The work Of lay.
ing pipe and putting in hydrants Is
progressing satisfactorily and with
continued fair weather this part OF the
work will be completed in few DAYS
The machinery Is being rapidly placed
in position and The building Is about
completed. The waters Of Clear Fork
are clear rs crystal and of quulit,
unsurpassed for drinking purposes
With this advantage the Fort will
have made another stride toward til,
great future which awaits her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
JIxc,,rsionists.

superintendent. NJ, Eddy's special
ear arrived IN the city last night hay.
ing on board Colonel Eddy. Dir. Jack.
sen, encouragement of the Missouri
Pacific system located mt Sedalia, Il
NJ. Peek superintendent Of buildings
and.bridges OF the same system, and
press bound for Mexico TO report Tia,
Proceedings of the Mexican congress
Clarence y. Dresser represents the
phicago Times, Hcrnld. Inter OCEAN,
9ribnoie, PhadioIphia PrcsS and 81
Louis Gtodo, Isucius Is, sherman the
Chicago city press association. The
gentlemen will remain IN the city TO.
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23

Dahlman Bros. ,clothinrs'hasc just re-
ceived an elegant line OF piece goods
The very finest Scotch twce,ls, cassi
mercs and worsteds, plain and fancy
Also the latest styles of Stetson hints
hoisery, silk handkerchief, etc.
We arc now receiving from New
York the very latest styles OF clothing
andgcnts furnishing goods ever brought
to this market, Prices 70 suit IN,
times. Come and see for yourself.
Respectfully,
DAHtsiAN BRes,
y " 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
First CnnsignIncnt.

Col. Hickey, OF the firm Of Hickey 4
Behrens, dealers In wool, informed n
GAZETTE man yesterday that the firm
had received n consignment of twelve
sacks OF wool from Ellis Il Gilchrist, OF
Putnam, Callahan county, and that
while he Ind been in the wool bust
ness for twenty years, His was the first
time he had heard of wool being con-
signed 80 early as March. This cir
cumsianee points strongly 10 the fact
that sheep are in splendid condition
and wOoling finely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Fort wortl's Trade.

Many of the wholesale houses OF this
city are doing O fine business Just at
this time, each day seeing numbers of
country merchants in the city tor the
purpose of purchasing their spring
stock of goods. In conversation with
q representative Of leading dry goods
house yesterday = GAZETTE reporter
was informed for week or ten days
past the entire force OF the establish
ment had been engaged in preparing
for shipment goods sold by travelling
statesmen in the west. When Fort
Worth Is ten years older no city in
~, - viii excel it as wholesale
ia..rE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
WIGGINS' STORM!
Proves Farce, But Anthem,
~ Kniin's Lager Beer
Still Holds the Premium !

For Il IL the purest In quality, and tia
most excellent In flavor, and every
body wants Il. Captain II. II. sbieb
having charge of this beer Ia this cqy
h sufficient guarantee that u viii be
properly kept and promptly delivered
during the ensuing season. His kcad-
quarters are NJ the
1JToLi HALL,
and All orders, 10y telephone or other
wise, will receive prompt attention
Al THE 1JvoL
this siberb beer IN always on tap, ~
IN addition TO the finest brands 81
wines, liquors mud cigars. II " useless
To enumrraic here, for every one
knows where 10 20 10 get sonisthisH
good ia this iineat the famous
TIVoiJ.
In the way ~ lunches, this house
makes speciality Of Viennn sausage
and horse rndisli. imported swiss and
hamburger cheese, Russian caviar,
Hamburg eals, imported Holland
Mileher herring. picked pigs feet and
tongues, imported ceveIat sausage
lambs Tongues, brook trout, sardineF
IN tomato sauce, spIced herring,
hampers, eic., always fresh, ut whole
sale or retail Il. Kcn9f
3.id-tf proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Retrayed bN a Sauaw.

Jim Elliott was in our Jail night be-
fore last for safe keeping, having been
arrested by officers from Dewitt coun-
ty, who had traced their man to the
Il. /. 4. Elliott is charged with steal
ing span OF fine horses in Dewitt,
but succeeded in getting to the terri
tory, where he thought he was safe.
Yesterday the officer took Elliott back
with him. While in Jail here Elliott
complained bitterly Of the treachery
of q squaw, saying that the Indian
beauty had betrayed him to the law
officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Prospectors.

One thing which indicates the con
tinued prosperity of this por.ion OF
the state, is that every day the city is
visited by persons from the eastern
states prospecting with the intention
of settling either in Fort Worth or its
vicinity. These men are different
from the great bulk OF immigrants
which overrun Texas in the fall and
winter, in that they are generally pos
sessed OF considerable capital and
come with the intention of engaging
in some species OF business besides ag-
riculture. They are almost without
exception men of intelligence and uni
veIsally make good citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Attention. TcNns Netcrnns.

Bolton will bid you welcome April
2ist. The committee appointed 10 en-
terrain you urgently requests that
every veteran who is coming send in
his name. II will be better for you
and far better for the citizens of Bel
ton that your names be sent, aud that
they be sent al once. Address.
nv SMITH, Chairman OF Committee.
Bolton, March 10. 1883.
All papers in the state friendly 10
this reunion will please publish this
notice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
The sewers.

fifty men were at work yesterday
for G. w. Slattery, Esq, digging the
twelve deep trenches for the the eight
een-ineh sewer-pipe. Work was be-
gunson the bnnk Of the river IN Inc
eastern dart of the city. when night
came the trenches being completed
six hundred feet west of the river.
Mr.. Slattery says by the first OF April
about ;hirty-five hundred feet of pipe
will be under ground. As soon ~ the
men can be employed a much larger
force will be put 10 work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
A Card.
Fort Worth, March %, 1888


Editor Gazette:
DEAR SIR: Finding myself some
what friendless just at this time, among
Fort Worth papers, ] appeal to you
for space to write in my own justiiica-
ton, admitting at the same time that
| deserve no favor at your hands.
My trouble is publication uttered
by Colonel Styles yesterday in his pa
per. He adroitly entangles me IN n
statement written and published in
| had nothing to do. | simply wish
while did feel full Of
formulate them, did not take part
in writing the alleged interview with
Mrs. Matheny, and on the contrary
never saw that lady to know her in
my life My facts which / eagerly
formulated were facts. | told of the
arrival of Mr.. Warren and the laos
the birth of the child and there
halted. Mr.. Moore drove out in n
buggy and when he returned he too
formulated something which Mrs.
Matheny contradicts. Between the
two / prefer believing Mrs.
truthful record and is not profess
sional writer of sensational gush for
the daily press and.especially as she
did not write the social scandal pub
llshed ia the Democrat. Hoping
that this will not be consid-
cred "a spiteful article
remain, Yours truly,
NJ. b. DAVIS,
Correspondent Dallas Herald.
p. 5. ] add as u fact that the first in
formation ! got Of Mr.. Warren's
trouble, received from Mr.. Hoezle OF
the GAZETTE, a week before pubiica'
ton was made in the evening paper
when Mr.. Hoezle informed me OF the
matter in all truthful dc
tails. / was not on the Forl
evening paper but went on i after
wards. When ! applied to Captain
Alexander and examined the El Pasf
register, only did so to refresh my
memory, having lost the notes given
me by Mr.. Hoezle.
NJ. b. DAVIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23

Or. J, II. Adnms Is a candidate, and
DE- W. A.iAdams Of Beall & Adams. Il
not the candidate. The GAZETTE vol
unfairly made the statement 20 pre.
vent the confusion that existed in con
sequences OF similarity Of names and 10
notify the Second ward voters that DIR.
w. A. Adams, Third ward citizen
was not the man who was before them
The GAZETTE now desires to repeat
that DIR. j.. r.. Adams Is a candidate
aud that DIR. Adams of Beall Il Al
ans Is not "A candidate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Our Duty.

We are called upon daily 10 admin
lister to the wants of the suffering. We
have not the time TO squander, but do
so supremely happy in a just cause;
There are others who could and should
do this but their time is employed
elsewhere. Personal merton will be
made sof these duties in the near iu-
-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-23
Hotel Arrivals.

j. W. Galhraith, Columbus; ]. :. GAlbraith
Scymorc; J. n. silver, ST. Joe, Missouri i, G..
ELLIOTT and wife, BcrryNillc, 4. 4, stephens.
Wichita fallss Mrs, Ureathouse aud child
SrandView; G.. h. Farmer kassc, h. n. wy.
ner, Arlington; q. H.. BrigmAn, Abbott,
f. NJ. Forllns, Dallas; II, G, Fiko, Missouri
Missouri Pacific, ", T.. Richardson, ~,
Thomas Precious Texas 4 Pacific, W ~
Bentler, Rails county, Missouri. VIM. Hevcr
Ing, kcokuk, Iowa. j. ID, Cotler, Decatur
q. W iiammell, Lavcrne, Iowa J. =. ira.
den, Geldhcld, iowa; A. z rlish, Mobile
$ V. llillard, Lexington, Missouri w. 4.
ZONES. Paris; ]. u. MctloOd, Baird: l..1. RAJ.
nett and dauuhtcr, : A, McAdanss aud l,uil.
~, Miss l.nttuli, seymour; 4. II shy, Mrs
Shy, Miss Ella Shy, q. j. Shy, Cnierviile
Missouri Nulney Hall and wiie, Marshall,
A. 4. Hall. Alabama.
NASsroN norEi.
H. q. Nailv Virginia; ". a. Harris, IT,
Msiiln, tteo gln ". :. Dickinson, rrontup
Kentucky; J. T.. iiFigham, Abb0tt, G. l.eNNell
Eahe, NMpl r. !. nuif galveston; $, q
Turner, tnt. Worth, W. q. Hudson, kap
perrcl; II, y. Adams; Galveston: Mac noafds
Memphis; j. q Norton, W. u. Wilson, laN
arHnha; e. 4 s,,0in. indianapolis; j. A. Nlan
", New orleans; Joe Mulhntlen, louisville
W. w, Mnrsop, Font SIN; l.. 4, ph,n,
MaNnhatchie; V. Johnson, Lagrange, Texts
L. j, Bolts, Dallas; U. H. Brigmqn, Ahhott
Texas; ". \ Sheaut, NaNmond; aecfra &
killtan, w. 9, Fam, Oai,as, W. ii,Ning. Al
Dallas; III. u. Spillcr aud lady, city; q. q
l.umley AID lady. Mckinney; John $
y more. Little Rock; T. 9, Lewis, Grapevine
Ed nrcyfns, ]. Il. Ainsworth, New York: Y
Z. whitney, Ga, c. Il ;, r.; :. II, Hanna, Aus
tin; j. =, HnrVln, Galveston 4. T.. liecne
man, Texas county.