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YOUNG FOLKS.

Parents who sire entertaining and wholesome
reading for their children, and young folks who
incidents. stoi = pictures, household amusement
and harmless . will hnd these In ST. Nfcno-
Of both England and America, rs the best and
finest magazine for children ever printed The
number, and opens with colored frontispiece,
WIN be much the finest ever Issued, and the At
tentlOn Of all parents and all reading young folks
y invited TO the following partial list of attrac-
tions
1.-THE TINKHAM BROTHERS. TIpK-MILL.o
A new serial story by J. 4. ,Trowbridge, former.
''Ihe Jack Hazard Stories. y" etc.
THE STORY or YITKAU."
An historical nsyelette Of girl and boy life In
" assistant editor Of ,'st. Nicholas, anthsr Of
''Rudder Grange, - etc.
.sTnE STORY OF ROBIN HooD.,,
An account of the famous yeoman Ry Maurice
Thompson, author or The Witehery Of Archery. -
',rHE STORY OF THE ad,5 T1Etp OF THE cLorH-or
BYE. 3. Brooks. 10 be illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
"a BRAND NEW NOTION
A capital and novel play. BY William NJ,
Baker, author of His Majesty, Myself, y etc.
'tswEPT AWAY
A serial story Of the Mississippi foods Of 1882
by e. 3. Ellis, formerly editor OF. Golden Days. y
''ELIzABErH THOMPSON
A biographical paper regarding this celebrated
painter of battle scenes illustrated with pictures
prepared for st. Nicholas' by Miss Thompson.
'sWHERE WAS VILLIERspi
A thrilling story of the Rueso-Turkish war. Nv
Archibald Forbes, War-Correspondent
1.-THE Boy AT THR WHITE House.,
An account OF the life of Tad, Lincoln Nv
Noah Brooks, author of THE Boy EmiRrants i
.CoMEDIEs ron CHILDREN,
A fne series of Juvenile plays By n. 4
Brooks, author Of 'eFhe Land OF Nod - etc and
including A Christmas Masque:
THE FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUS
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will be short stories by Louisa M. AL.
colt, and many other well-known writers for
young folks papers on home duties and rec rea-
ttons, t-doOr sports occupation and Instruction
Ior boys and girls, with popular features and de-
partmeats.
Price, ss.00a year Is cents numher. Sub
scrlptl0ns should begin with the November NUM-
her. The succeeding issue .grhe wonderful
Christmas NumberH will have also q colored
frontispiece and many unusal attractions.
THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK, NY.
nov13-3t
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WAxAurAKK1s = BK0wx.
The Second Call.

Many active boys have used
up the first Winter Suit and are
now calling for another. To un-
fortunate parents, compelled to
respond to this demand, we
have a word of comfort. Boys
Suits are down-away down
in price. The zero price in
large boys sizes is SIS for a
good, stout cotton-mixed mel
ton; next are twilled suitings
at S. 90, and then onward and
upward in both quality and
price. The comfort is that
quality beats price, and the
higher you go the cheaper you
buy-value considered.
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A. Blg Ice Report.

MAoRINAw CRY, MIcH., Jan. SO.-n
Ice between this city and Point st. lprsp
20 feet thick. A passage is being made /
blasting the ice with dynamite.
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WANAMAKER & BROWN,
CLOTHING.
Now Is The Time!

Now Is The Time
And the place is the Whining
ton Clothing House, at Fourth
and Market streets,H you want
a suit or an overcoat in either
ready made or custom made
garment. We have made
prices to suit the purchaser
and can please you in fit and
style of garment. Remember
we mean to reduce our stock
by disposing of all ODD SUITS
in our READY MADE and all
ODD SUIT PATTERNS in
our Custom Department. Over
coats you can buy if you want
one for either yourself or boy.
We make this announcement
for the balance of this month
and you know when we say
prices to clear out stock it
means the lowest price possible.
Secure one Of these bargains
this week.
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co
N. B.-Store closed at 6 p
M, except Saturday.
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Harper's Periodicals.

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TmM uIrX mAKK Ers.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In tho
Street Market.
FLOUR ETC.
CORRECTED DAILY BY THE WIILIAM liza A.
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Is very fine Overcoats, con-
sisting of Black and Green
Castor Beaver, light collar
Leppit cloth and dark Cheviot
Overcoats, worth from $25 to
$45. These goods will be sold
at great sacrifice.
MIsFIT PARLoRs.
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Some very fine Black
English Worsted Sack and
Chesterfield Suits. These
were made to order at from
$35 to $40, will be sold very
low.
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MIsFIT PARLoRs.

A few Of the very latest
styles in double and single
breasted Sack Suits. There is
none that cost less than $2S.
These suits are heavy weights
and must be sold.
MISFIT PARLORs.
In fact we have a complete
line in style and pattern that
will suit the most fastidious, at
so per cent. less than regular
prices, at the
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Address
Harper & Brothers,
NEW YORK.

AtST. NICHOLAS IS ABOVE anything we produce
In the same line. - London Times
CT. NICHOLAS
~ -Vau-
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IUR MAILS

sa-rhs black figures denote the Limited
Express tral lns.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
NOTICE.
LSnd Once ., Earsta, Nevada. |

LAuu UmoS q kutekA, NeVAdA,I
December ~, lssa.
Norlok Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has nlsd notice
Of hls Intention TO make anal proof IN support
Of HE claiu, aud that sald proof viii bs made
before Hon, Judge Henry Rives, d Pioehs, Ne.
xAdas on Wednesday. January slst, 1855. via,
honestsAd application No. ", Adm W, oess,
for the NV y u NV Y aud sw Y Of NV Y u
Nm. Ne asmss The fsilewias Witnesses s a 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and cul,
tivstion Of, said land, Wis., q, Y, sherwood 10
fioehs, NsvsdAi CHARLES ateln % Phoebe, Ne
ysds; Julius Hanmsn ot Pioehs, kevAdai Joseph
klsspmsan VI r.oohe, Nevada,
dsas.st F,A, HiNokLEY, Register,
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NOTICE.

fNo lEoRdR 7, GoRMAN, COUNTY CLERK
oi lineoln County, Nevada, Notice II
hereby given lhet " o dlisssn desire : to With,
afhw from youF ohieisl Bond. and bss hlsd lls
following slsstment with the Auditor Of fsid
ma q pIoeAE, kEy,, September 20, 1852
eoIder q LipeOlp, keysds, ''0'
VIM q, dlisssp, surety on The Ofhcal
npna q GeorgsT GoTmsn, County ClfrE ppd
.pmn,le uIeIt q ihe Fi!th ypdieisl pi,lHa
egg 10Y lhe ponply Of Lincoln and ktaieei
hessds,. 20 hereby dssiye 10 DO rslss,d y
sura'y q lhe lmeial Bond u George y Gplmsn,
County clerk q tjpeeln County and Is.6teo
nlefk u the stub Judicial Distinct, In ara ip
we County q Llpeelp, state ~ Nevada, tlp
ysla Pertopsl peiiee vst geryfd Oh he rorpiy
nltFF on ths 22d dsy q September 1882 BY If
ssla bond Il tvo llolsspa 'ltaSfOI doiI,ius, "
Nilnfss my baud and sell ~
lkt.l'l gelh day fspiember, 1872,
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SheriR's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- Issued out OF the District Court, of the
sixth Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, in
ana Tor the County Of Lincoln, upon Judgment
and decree made, rendered and entered In said
court on the Sd day Of August, 1880, In favor
o. AlexsnderI.azard,S simon Lazard, Ellie Lsrsrd,
Alexander WE'LL and David Calm, partners doing
ousiness under the arm name and style OF "Las.
Mn, rsss rr,n and against the Raymond Ely
eaistlng under and by virtue Of the laws Of the
state OF California, aud doing business In said
County OF Lincoln, State OF Nevada, for the
sun OF siSty,two Thousand one hundred and
nity,ons 79.i00 t6aibl 79.l00) dollars gold CO In
OF the United States, debt, together, with
seventy, dollArs taxed costs, and all sccruipg
costs aud interest, payable In like gold coin. /
nave levied on the Following property, to wit,
,,aAii ,he pieces OF parcels o. real estate men.
yness, for full and complete description Of
which reference 10 hereby made To the Records
o. tho County OF Lincoln. state OF Nevada, as
per Beck and page set opposite each conveyance
"P's'" Deed
wllllsm Raymond and John II, Ely TO Ray,
mond kly Mining Company Dated Janu.
wary ", 1871 book ., page itbu
IA ths! certain mining ground, situate IN Fly
MlAlht bisFiet, eomlneneing " the spring
Mapnd and ysrpilllop Vocation stakes, aud .a,
sspalng ,lsnoe IN Y westerly direction along the
SANE ledeps 70 Apoint distant three hundred
1891 west ~ the discovery shat on the Creole
elslal, aud sl tbs mining ground IN said district
snowe ~ the Creole, ihs burke, the yeInillion,
lhs hsmmoth, the spring Mound, tho Falls,
~ slsheF " Them,
Deed
tslNss Nee 70 Raymond 4 Ely Mining Com.
lpylwps'sa January W. lsIl, Boob D, pags
n Elstli lltls ana Interest IN tbs following
yna OPS llyei " land sltustsd In Meadow
Ytllsk ppupH " Hppolp, state " Neyads,
heppats sslpIleYtl op lhs touihsssl w . Inc
IppnlAs W. ieei w " the Poehe ROAD, where
pIpssts w mill ditch ~ the northeast By
w pfsels, w HuEke, us yfrWllliop ne Mem
Hslah,, M Isglllg Melld, llt fsllis 10 fsnses
hpHps u Hsfehy flyen thgt on
.VYlE''sile.flsss%f siE ssrsssEE X y H..
eflls lsIee N.ylsapa 4 ElT Nlpipg 6omppnyln
PVT hoIss n sac peulfy of Llnodlp Il foepp
sifsHsi'tsss iss 1sIss.l, n 2 m, ...l. 4
Y ,sSs' 8Ssssiw'fI's.., .... ...,,,.
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N OTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN appointed Henry Rlepe as my agent out at
Bristol Lincoln County. Nevada. He has full
power TO transact my business In gsnersi-coi-
leo. aud pay bills. The public Is hereby mott.
ned that will not be responsible for any debts
contracted. except such dshts contracted by
the said Henry Riepe. In his othoial capacity Al
my AGENT.
RICHARD A. RIEPE.
ftochc, December IL. 1854. dl6.lm
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Rhh. sssl " yopr esn, yssns SAD 80 euifl
Is;' 'ss''" p'I1t''' se''' e'''l'''
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nav SILVER INNING COMPANY,
--loestion Of prineipsl place " baslasss, Dan
fssneisoo, California -i,ooation u works, lin,
coin eounty, Nevada, Notice There ave dsln,
Qusnt upon The following described stool, on
day Of NoyembeF, lss2, the several spaaunts sei
eppasits W. psMss VI Ihs respective shsgv
Abi1ers, ~ follows;
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now SENATOR WINDOW MADE HIS
MONEY.

A friend Of Senator Window was toll
ing me something about the manner i
which the Senator came to be rich enoug
to make his enemies quarrel over him
When the panic camo in lS73.'74 maj
in Minnesota found himself with bond
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, whicl
had cost him about $l36,OO and il
pressing need Of money. Offered in opel
market. they would have brought almos
nothing. He took them to Window
told him that financial ruin stared him ia
the face. and begged him to help him BY
buying the bonds, offering the entire 10,
for $1,000. Window told him he could
not buy them; that he was not able; but
yielding to the plea for help he finally
borrowed the money, for which he gave
his own note and took the bonds When
the bonds became marketable he ex-
changed about $40, 900 worth face value)
for twenty acres of land ON Hennepin
avenue, Minneapolis. Later he sold the
land for $4,000. The buyer was subse-
quently unable to meet his payments, and
Window took back fourteen acres of the
land in lieu Of money still due. These
fourteen acres he has since sold for $751;
600.
The member of the Legislature for the
State OF Indiana explained the fact that
on his salary Of $1,000 he had in one
session saved $50, 900. by saying: Its
all OWN to my wife's bein', economical in
not keepin' hired girl that We saved so
much"
The enemies of Senator Window, who
are trying to trace his wealth to similar
cause. have probably overlooked this lit
tie incident in which, in the effort to
help another, he helped himself to at
least one-half of all he owns.-[Washing-
ton Cor. of the CINCINNATI Commercial.
Governor Butler asks the Legislature
of Massachusetts, to pass law imposing
the death penalty for attempting to wreck
railroad train. Such law should ex.
list throughout the whole country. The
law condemns man to death who takes
single human life. The train-wrecker
never considen the number of lives that
may b. lost in carrying out his fiendish
desigu. He has murder in his heart. and,
although his attempt to sacrifice the pas
sengers on . railroad train should fail, he
j. none the lss guilty. and. ON convic.
ton. should 60 the seafold. This. We
think. should be the Judgment Of every
one not belonging to the criminal classes.
People in Calveras county are CON-
planning bitterly of the way the Nevada
Indians are slAughtering the deer this
Winter. Piutcs from the saRebrush
country have invaded the county in great
force, and about eighty of them are in
the vicinity Of West Point. 1t is esti-
mated that they have killed at least
1000 deer already this season.
n avery tree ia known bv its frnit
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LIST or fARRs.


A uauslus ALBRIGHT, PLAINTIFF, w.
IA p M.M y x A,IIss s.l psIsPasfl "A,
hs been commenced " sad Pisintls sssis.i
htr said Defendant aud ID noW pending III 'tiis
District Court Of tbs Sixth judicial pi,islcc, 81
ne state q Ney.ds ~ aid foF lhs cdunly 81
linsoln g ebtsip aserss q ssld uFIaV
tween Ssla flslrtu spd psfsndshl snd ss.T
Inc the custody Of the minor chiid' d ,,ia
pisintin, and thai II Ysid dsfsndsnt does no}
sppesr snd lnste defehss on the Fht A,y al
me Jsnusry Tern ofssid Court, l y ibya' ssid
sui, slll ~ hssEa and decided s'tnsl lsiu w
nll lupsF q sslp poVgf
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4, D., 1851, At the hour OF u o'clock IN. OF ~
day, will sell 81 the right. title and intsm
o. said George Russell OF. al In and To- Nv
shoys described property, at the front doorsd
Nevada, AT public auction, for cash In hand u
70 me hiehest and best bidder, 10 satisfy said
execution and al costs.
aie'd W, J., MCKEE, sheriff,
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Hevery tree is known by its fruit,
what kind of fruit does an axletree bear (.
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Plain ssl Ornamental Type,
Finsst and Latest Styles. for aay kind
Of Work. such %
Pssters. Playable, Receipts, blank
Seeks, Circulars, Checks,
Netes. Tags.
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~ pssTd " plsseias, mads on ibe loIll' dsY
n Neyemhyn 1852 ~ msny asAfss 'pf each
psgesl W saqh giqgk W laaS le necessary win
sSla Y gshl't n tsl' \ Ips si,0sSl
agY Fine slIeet hsn bsnelspd uAlIiurna on
VlNf ilsi1A ihI hapr ~ aas o'eloA N u, o.
sid ueY, vi ray psla delinquent ssaeesinenl
ltpleoa lagihef gllh 'avle " edvssllslng snd
lAn NAIL, eserst.fy.
nMei ~ sli rlne hlleN Room 10 y n
sl9dl fssh,pls $40 flspeIss9 nsllIeFpls
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TRl.WEEKlY STAGE LINE
PROM
E3IoCHH
TO
III u F III * a.

Leaving Phoebe Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays for BRISTOL, WARD. HAMILTON
with daily stages tSundays sIcsptsdl for
MoRRY, HOT CREEK, ryh6 and HkLNoNT,
making direct connection Of Belmont On Tues
days, Thursdsys aud Saturdays for
Grantsvilie, csadsiaris, wsaswsrsk,
Austta and Carson q Colorado Rail
road, ~ Laatag, connecting with
the virgtaia y Truckss aaa o. p,
Raiireaas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-18
IN BRIEF.

Nine licenses to marry were issued
by the county clerk last week,
!. w. Hall and Miss Tina Spehnan
procured u marriage license yesterday.
Extensive preparations were being
made nil day yesterday for the Pythian
bali and banquet.
sheriff Maddox has received tcle-
gram on which he expects To he able 60
hold Bob Moseley,
j. T.. Woods and Tom Witten have
been added to the board of directors Of
the Driving Park Association,
The annual report of the county
commissioners showing the condition
of the county Is now being prepared.
AZ seven o'clock last night the Their
momoter registered 10 degrees above
zero, allowing y freezing margin oftwo
degrees.
A. J Bell was taken to Huntsville
yesterday with other prisoners, his
ease having been affirmed by the court
OF appeals.
A good prescription clerk aud drug
gist il now in charge of Brooks City
Drug store, None but the purest
drugs sold.
Texas has 7.oDo,OOO sheep, but oui
butchers are now getting mutton from
Kansas City TT "A cost laid down o
eight cents per pound. Why Is this
fhus?
Only one deed filed for record yester
day. NJ. w. Parker conveys TO A. j
Hamilton III acres of land thirteen
miles west OF Fort Worth, oonsidera
ton $3.50.
The war Is over, and peace, gentl,
white-winged peace spreads hei wing
over the country I'VE know its so, TO
a GAZETTE man heard young an,
handsome female ''goober grabher' de
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-18
rs HE THE MAN.
A Man Now In the city Prison said To he ~
Murderer.

A Man Now in the City Prison said tn he ~
Murderer.
Friday night Charlie Scott arrested
a man, who gives his name rs Frank
Hickey, for olisorderly conduct Last
night II developed that this man
answers the description IN every partic-
.ular of the murderer Of officer McCurty
killed ut Dculson Christmas week, last,
for whose apprehension Mayer Boss
offered reward. II Is said the MUIR
derer had something wrong with one
of his thumbs, SO has the prisoner.
When Charles ellis, McCarty's slayer,
was running away from his victim ai-
Ter giving him several mortal wounds,
McCarty raised himself and fired two
Shots at ELLIS. When friends arrived
and raised MeCarty from the ground,
he said, Boys | think hit
him in the back, he jumped as II l.
had.p Frank Hickey has the scar of
u wound Just healed on his back.
iiickey's general make up tallies with
tile description given Of Ellis, Word
has been sent 10 Denison, and by Moa-
day Frank Hickey viii be free or will
develop into Charles Ellis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-18
Tending the Chicago girls when thelat-

Tending the Chicago girls when the lat
ter were accused of having big feet.
Mrs. G. j. Warren, the lady men
toned in the GAZETTE several days
ago, died ut the I'll. Paso Hotel yester-
day. She leaves an infant few days
old.
Members OF the mining syndicate,
owning mines in New Mexico have re-
ceived word from Ex-Mnyor Brown
that one Of the mines Is banning out
$3.50 TO the ton.
Fakes & Go. have closed out their
entire stock of hardware, and are now
better prepared to display to advantage
their immense stock of furniture,
crockery and glassware.
The time allowed by law to replevin
mules sequcstercd by Fletcher, Wes-
serbey & Co., and Squair. brought here
by M. >. Hall, has expired, and the
mules will probably be driven back in
IA day or two TO Monroe, Louisiana.
Messrs. Joe and Jacob Mayer leave
on the north-bound train tonight for II
few weeks visit TO their old home in
indianapolis, Indiana. II Is currently
reported that they will be accompanied
on their return by Mrs. Jdcob Muyer
Our best wishes go with them
+, =. Pendcrry, Frank n,nderry, the
energetic, wide-awnltc, indclatigablc,
untiring, irrcprcssible Frank, IL still
in the land and Is advertising the
Comet through new channel. This
time he puts Comet Coffee" on his
yeast wrappers. The Comet brand
of roasted coffee like the com
pressed yeast, hns no equal in the city,
and n single trial never fails to con
vince the most skeptical.
Mr.. w. q. Newly the popular and
efficient cashier of JAS. III. Brown in
addition to his valued knowledge per.
tanning to the intricacies Of actual
business, IL, we are glad 20 announce
quite an accomplished artist. A rep
resentative of the GAZETTE, who IL an
acute art critic has carefully scrutmized
a unique design portrayed under his
slSilltul hand, and pronounccs IL truly
artistic beauty. Mr.. Newly, like all
truly gifted artists, Il very modest and
prefers TINT no mention be made of his
natural skill However, any of his
friends will be permitted to GAZETTE
II at his office, where the interesting
design referred TO can be seen. Mag
niiicently portrayed, beautifully blend
ing the artistic creation. and natures
production in sublime grandeur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-18
Needs Investigation.

About sunset last night, Judge Ham
ma, when ON his way down Houston
street SAW Il man lying on the side
walk near Benefits dry goods store
with his head and face horribly cut 4
moment aIierward wood wagon
owned by Mr.. Foster, n kentuckian.
drove up, when the injured man was
placed on top of the load OF wood and
carried oil, How he had received his
injuries. or who Inflicted the wounds
Is mystery. The man driving the
wagon remarked, ''it won't do To leave
him here To- freeze To dcash;n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-18
Personal.

A, Hudson of Bryan IL in the city.
Tom Waggoner of Decatur is in the
city,
Mr. and Mrs II. f. Spear are at the
ri Paso Hotel.
j. III. Paine one of Denton's business
men IL In the city.
q. B. Eagan Of Denton called on the
GAZETTE yesterday.
Dan Waggoner Of Decatur was here
on business yesterday.
Mr.. Barefoot of the firm of Barefoot
Il Bryant il in the city.
John McCorquodale Of Bryan is
prospecting In Fort Worth.
Judge Hood IL expected to be in at
tendance on court Monday.
w. II. lizard one of Henrietta's
wealthiest citizens Is in the city on II
visit.
w. Ill. Ingersoll Of New York city
Is here spying out the richness Of the
land.
Or. H.. !. Beall Ia now on his way to
Europe, where he intends visiting the
lending hospitals of the old world
George Dealy, Esq, of the Galveston
Nows, was In the city yesterday, leav-
ing on this with 'ng's strain for Laredo.
We areS,or al to announce the safe
return jmn,i. a. Goldstcin and Hiss
Julia o'c, who have been visiting
triends alveston and Brenhum
Mrs. &. IL. Murdoch leaves this
morning for Dallas aud sherman.
The GAZETTE will extend its protect
i've pInion over Charles during her
absence.
w. III. Shndlcy, con ductor on the Il.
T. r., came In from the east last night,
bringing his train in in good shape.
Mr.. Shadlcy is IN excellent gentle
man.
iHThe GAZETTE has secured the SER
vices of Mr. John Kothe, operator Mt
Wills Point M the agent and core
spOndent of the paper there. He IL
commended to the public
Mrs. McMullen of Sherman, Texas
and Miss Humphreys of Dalton, Gcor
ria, are ut the iil pnso Hotel The for
mer will make this her home in th,
future, and the GAZETTE hopes Tia,
ments which will prevail upon her &c
come to Texas.
BY the Kindness of Mr.. w. r. Lake,
the GAZETTE had the pleasure yostor-
day of forming the acquaintance OF
Mr.. II. ID. Lawrence OF Springfield,
Illinois, who Is looking through
Texas with a view of locating. The
GAZETTE finds him gentleman OF
pleasing address and ilne intellectual
attachments, and would be glad to en-
roll him ns n citizen of the Young
Giant