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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Ut ITIV TNEITT TI1TVNN.
There is crowd OF halt-grown boys
and young men who have a room or
Tniru street, uear Market, who are a
great aunOya ance to the residents in the
vicinity. Every night they are jump
ing and stamping like idiots, and max
ing ab much noise as possible On
Sunday their conduct was simply out
rageous-their loud swearing and
obscene language being disgu sting to
passers by. 1t they do rot stop, prompt
measures will be resorted to.
ONE ANNOYED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
A RDy's Death FrONS Exposure.

A ten -year-old son of Henry Bncl,, Of
Centrovlie, Northampton Co., Pa. died
on Sunday, from exposure to colh. His
father and some friends started on n
fshina expedition, ard the boy, though
forbidden, followed the wagon. over
taking it fpnr miles from hume, La
chung to the axle Tor saver ral miles sud
was then discovered. He was half
dead with exhaustion Whilo the men
fl he'd the boy was wrapped In blan-
ket and laid on some brush. Later hs
was found unconscious aud died within
twenty -four hours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

The improvements at Sntterley's gal
lery No. BOZ Market street, have been
commenced, and workmen are now en-
gagged in removing the old fixtures
from the room. The plans bave been
furnished by Graham & Son, who will
supcnntend the work. 1t is tho tn-
rsnIlon of Sutterley 81 Co. to make
this cne of the most luxurious recep'
tion rooms in the Dited States. The
improvements will be completed, and
the rooms opened TO the public, in
about six weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

A young man was charged before
the Mayor last evcu' with disturbing
religious worship NJ Iha City Mission.
There were soyeral witnesses examined,
and rs the evidHuGe wGs very conflict
ing, the Mayor reserved his decision,
and had not determined this morning
what disposition be would maze of the
case,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Stansbury Murray, The popular bar
ber, No. y French street, has u tine lot
of coasting sleds to hire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

If you have not bought your winter
clothes you would do we'll by calling on
L, Heiss, No. 4 East 8rd street, rs he is
selling off his winter stock very low.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Gen. Orrin l.. Mann, Sheriff of Chi
cego, H., gives this as his experience
with St. Jacob's Oil: "Some time ago
l was troubled with rheumatism. l
tried st. Jacobs OIL, and WAS not long
q sufferer"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

To make room tor Spring stock, we
will sell dress trimmings, buttons,
hosiery and underwear at a great re-.
duction. Bargains in remnants. A
G. e. Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
- ROuxh On Rats

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, Ries,
ants, bsd-bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophsrs. lSo. Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Wm. H. Dawson who resides near
Klrkwood, will sell his stock and farm
ing utensils at public sale on Thursday,
the frst day Of February.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

We Say tOall who have any Blood
Disease take 8. S. 3. Ii skeptical, come
to see US; we will cure you. or charge
nothing. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta,
Ga. Price $l.00 and $1.75 per bottle Of
all druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

thope delicious fresh fish ut 12 cents q
pound, at 1O2 East 9Th street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

go to tho Auction Sale at Front and
LArket streets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10
CENTRAL HOTEL.
NORTH SIDE or BRIDGE STREET, OPPOSITE rHs
PosTOFFIcE,
WIN MEN UCCA, NEVADA.
m. N. HINkEY d BRO, Proprtesor.

Having thoroughly repaired, re painted and
re-furnished this well known Hotel, we wouh
inform our friends and the public in genersi
that It will be kept as q hrst class Hotel -
every particular.
The Table Will be Second 60 None n.
thc Country.
The BAR viii be presided over by q gentis-
manly mixeiegist and will be supplied with ~
best brands u
wincss AAGasrs. lager Beer, Cfgaes, Eee.
Good COOKS and Gentlsmanly WATERS hsvs
been secured.
We also have HFst class billiard TahSa.
All sssentaoa wfn be paid 10 the wan<s Of
Patrons.
H. H. HINkEY, & BRO, ProprietorsL
Vinnemucca. July Is, 1882. IT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10

A recent shower of flesh in Bath
county, KY, provoked quite a religious
revival among the colored people there.
They seated themselves about in little
groups, with their faces turned upward,
as if the heavens were full of mutton.
chops, and sung:
"kum set yere, hungry niggah,
Kun set yere on de groun';
Do Lawd he am gwine
To frow de yittals down."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10

"You are looking BAL remarked
Snowberry to Col. Percy Yerger.
"What is the matter?" "rhe doctor
said that my lungs are affected aud
that | must not take more than three
drinks a day." IL woald try some
other doctor" 81 did. and he said the
same thing" "Well. il each of them
said you could take three drinks day,
that makes six drinks" II never
thought OF that before. I'll see the
rest of the doctors in Austin, aud il
they all say | can take three drinks a
day, that will make about sixty drinks
q day. and that is as much as is good
for aA valid."-(Texas Sitiings
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10

Twenty-Five years ago young lady
Of Nsristown had singular dream.
She consulted dream book and learned
that she would have four husbands be-
fore she reached the age of thirty.
This made her rather independent, and
she is now an old maid of forty-two
and has never had beau. Some
dream books are not as reliable as they
might be.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10

We were quiet and sober set.
Little accustomed to noise and fret,
Decent and modest at work or play.
And OH so proper in every way,
Before we went to the circus
Nobody had ever seen us go
At al too fast, or at all too slow;
No matter how gaily we talked or sang,
We never had used word of slang
Before We went to the circus!
We went to church, or we went to school,
BY the very most orthodox kind OF rule;
For we were people of proud descent,
And rather phlegmatic in temperament,
Un II we went to the circus.
Alas an 1 alasl 'ts woetul sight
The way we are changed at the time l write
There's father, he's swaying against the breeze,
Hung by the toes from high trapeze,
Trying to copy the circus!
The boys ON their heads. their feet in air.
Are riding wild horses on each high chair:
Or down on their backs. with great long stick
Are balancing plates for a juggling trick;
And the girls are fixed up in spangled tights,
And are ''gong it" during the days and nights.
As we saw them do Mt the circus.
And mother, high up on the table stands.
Swinging the baby with both her hands,
Swim sing the baby with many ruo,
And brandishing him like an Indian club,
While baby himself, In terrible fright,
Howls like Zulu from morn till night.
Since the day we went to the circus!
Alas and ALAS | can only say,
I wish in the night wish in the day,
I wish with my heart. wish with my head,
I wish with my ears-which are nearly dead,
wish with a sore Of mute despair,
wish wlrh a gh that would rend the air.
Tha. We never had gone 70 the circ s.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10
CHOICE AND CHEAP.
aligl4

II Won WI MT 10 subscribe for any paner or
magazine in America, send postal to the
Nevada Newspaper Bureau,
Reno, Nevada, and get our price for it.
mh16
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-10

N. LEvy & Co. are agents for Dami
ana Bitters
, 1883-07-07
The Abadie Property
FOR SALEG

TIE following aescri5sl s-i Unable prop
eity b-iDuglrg % The Araii- -S-lre l. now in
TIE r,=rse, and nlst Z s,G l. Hss- : . cEzECe
70 secure biz bargain;
\ rzach ane-ha ui.= r7r-hweSt of the ci,v
Of WAl.a Wzlla, Just b-ow -i.- oii depot; l:G
sc-es in ext n, > acres : srshsrc aud gTape
vine; tE= res.1snce. 1ve nice I-r!s cJtt gss-
P.rtc1.ar attention : caise1 - this y4lUa
be tract q land. ASIDE irssn :Ss flct of rs
prUxIrnity % the city, the inys!Uat.e a3vsn-
tsges oi water power thereon, ~ oDce con-
mend the lme % those desiring 70 invest.
Also, lot 6jzi2t :eet, n5rtn SIDE ot Man
s.. block No. 3. beiow the $ LaC-s Hotel,
city Of WaIia Wslis. a>fually 0cCupied By the
New i0TS stors, PencsFg2s:'s bakery AeU
York restaurant and Coudroa's 5srbei shop
Also. one and ons-haf lots eUx - feet.
north side Man -, block No ,. n font Of
tie new Court House, To b sold II whole or
IN parts o. 30 T.. front, 70 suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire II the real
Gsrostf Il. LAMARCAE.
WalA WAlla. W. 7.
, 1883-07-07

such a Los uf Numrry, LaSsltcoe. Neci'lrnS!
Emissions, Aversion T. society ununess ot
Vision, Noises in the head; tie vital Ea,d
passing unobSecyei in the urile, and m-ay
other diseases that lead to insanity end death.
DIR. Mintie Will agree TO .lri=;t 1--we Hun
dred Dollars for s c1-e Of ;hi5 KIND the hItal
Restorative tUnd-g his srecia. ...iylceaud treat
mentj viii rot cuIr. ~ IL. any ,.ilE., impure %
inirrions found in It. D. Aliu-ie treats al
Private Diseases successful h without mercury
Consultation Free. VEsrJnch examination
and advice, including analysis "f urine, - q,
Price Of Vital Restorative. * % bottle, CI
four times the quantity, SIG 90; sent % any
adi.ess upon receipt q Pr.ce, or T. O. d, Sc
cur4 from observation. Sui n UIl.l-g rgEr i
desired. BY :. =. NIEIIE u. D..
, 1883-07-07
DR.. PAUL Fl. Brennan

rEIHE MOST SUCCESSFUL PaYSl-
1 ,isa oa .l- TEci5, Cast in the treStIayn-
Of AZ irs1ic and Ds-heut disease. llf.
fireman ,ti guarantee % c.re any form u DIS
..... a IL r-ur->t:.- Gr-sns "y private disease
40. "a h.llrla IN eTFeT- n the treafueUt y
s. l--. Esas-u--s aDi arrangement ot the ~
-,r.fuc-iv- ol-tus y nlfn L4al- and fsHi1le- IN
r....' m, tiissl-s- ra.s=3 by th-
, 1883-07-07

cures Ciarcres. trSt suG s,,,uu degrees
SORES or the legs and BODY; Syphiliti
'a-a-sh, ci-e.-ed Sos'r, AMI al primary form.
- the disease. Price, S5 i,er bottle.
LE sICEAU's GOLDEN BALstM No. .
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheu-
a.,tisn Pans in the Bones liberated Throat.
SyHAilitc Rash. Lumrs, etc, and eradicat,s
t'i diseases from the system, whether caused
IS bad treatment or abuse Of mercury, leaving
rhe blood pure and healthy. Price. 81 rtr
hattle5
LE RICsAU'S G1LpEN SPANISH ASfIDOTE
For The cure f Geugrrhos, elect, etc. i.ice,
- "a r.r- bottle.
LE ECHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTIOS
4 wash i.r cure y tlsst. Structures. Diseases
Z the Tre.Ara and Bladder, etc. Price, 81 80
pe- bottle
LE EICHkv's GOLDEN OINTMENT
For tus effective healing e SynhllItic Sores
sa3 srlUt.anS Price, II per bottle.
Also agents io- l. III hsus Golden Pills.
.or weakness. s Of physical powers. and all
3isaase- arising fr0m abuse and e4crss OF over
varE Price, X per box.
Sent everywhere, c. o. -, securely rackei
psg express.
O.. F. RICHARDS / CO., Agents.
So s-5 - SaHsare Street, ssh Francisco,
CslifcguIA i-lY
, 1883-07-07
Mexican Colonization Co.
s,a,s Of srw York Gimttee,.


"AS 100000 ACRES or THE
II finest lard, in Mexico, Stste o: Chespess.
district knIgn 2s Sc nRscn now opened fnr
satt erl-nt These lands are located IN the
s,opes Of the Sierra Aiaires, facing the Pa~iEc
Ocean, and zGj rininz the ceie'rg'ed c"fee
lsuf= Of Gratensis. Being ue~ district Just
olened 10 settlers, W Il be disposed Il o. none
others but actual settlers. VERY CHEAP.
attn ten ysars - c'mpiet- payment. No bet
Ter - be :ollni 20 G fee. sug.r cane, corn,
tab.cca. indigo. rice. GLASS, and hence al
kinds II STOCK, as vel! as sr-a. variety oi
fr1it, vegetables. spec, medicines. etc. :
lsrcs variety q valuable timber Is also 10 De
found also water IN great abundance The
climate is healthy aad defghrfu', the tLsr-
norreier varying only from 20 10 IS degrees
tie wear round A large colony viii leave here.
uuisr the no, favorable conditions. on the
l5.h Of oc:o5-r next For full particulars sp-
DIV 70 G-.i-sa C1loniz-tioa Co., sos Battery
strest, San Francisco, Cal
nyS,wm3
, 1883-07-07

|.r.E ard cause -.-.-r -- diseases tsbt ir-.'i.g
.nH-lry u.a..i.li -rs.t.arls IL allowed L.
nu-un., trura--EEe. loss affects the vita.
-.n-. winch causes a,s-sayiEz diseases
Consumption, Diabetes. Eu-lt disease. lauG-
ii-.i Iusaulrv. g-c- tE-ss=--, non U-e. aaliS#-
inherited Naaaue--. Elaiuucriyi5D, e; nal an
asrelr-.. caas ..1uc- brig on the .h1ve iata-
..s,.-a-. D.l..-y -lH seminal weakness OBJ
,trrcr che iup.5-.--r sHt necessary s--s % late
ara tasF euiayaea.s- tE-a= zr,-.1-.e'-
Disease, nl t4e rsl..-r arlrl-g v-,a-s, kidney
.,gs alj bladder -rall -ly. TIE MANY cum-
u.7I-s ala ji-s-as- r; women -F.e-I-.y crs=--
usu.51l
pu|~In.E PARTIES J-a arl4r g.
IlEIgu-s IN r-e .Es manner .s dizzy would
employ -.---r .af T.F-a-.- -sNtgI-
.~G >EELE~A NhL>fal>rE
, 1883-07-07
Pi-<EsGnZ fsGLS

Be-seen Nsla Nsl.a sld n Fraaeisc
let class. S5i ~ class, $3i
Betw en- WalA Waiis AM ForIard .Sli Q
TIE Dslles . O.,
, 1883-07-07
". s.NIs. 2RAsCE.

Trai..s W. .sav. Nj, Va "a d-iiy =, 10 >
y i1r Nit AL G.ur SIoUHJ>ic ,tstit,a.
, 1883-07-07
TIE GREAT ENGEIs8 RERBDY

3 . EeveT-faiiing cure
Tor Nervous l.ebi'ity.
TX haustei Vitality.
Sc nina! VeaEnesS.
Sperrlata.rhl lea, lost
Mar Hood, gmPotrn
9, Paralysi-, Iras-a-
tp.rGp-- and al ,ha
bic elects OF
SrI-Abuse. youthful
toLieS, and eXceSses
N m.-I.Far wears -
, 1883-07-07
Mr.. II. William:

Mr.. II. William:
DEAR SIR,-We, tAe citi7an- of Wai's
Wan,. hay, used your y Y Y Horse Nleii-
cine, y y y Condition Powders, and Col
lar Gall ard Ho.f Ointment for ;ae last three
years, and have found the above remedies
superior % any horse medicines We have
ever used, and recommend them o. cur
friends,
CHAgLEs LIE. California Stable.
THOMAS IIERNEY, Livery Sta0le.
GRNHAI sons. Weston.
G. o. HUBBAED, Livery Stables,
Weston.
, 1883-07-07

This = KE \ T
Streng hsEing Rem
sdy and Nerve Tonic
Is the legitimate re-
suit Of over 70 years
Of practical ezg err
ence. and cures with
unisiiinA certainty
Nervous and Phvsi
ca Debility, Semina
v -akness, Sparm2-
rorrbO,a rr,,-trtOr-
, 1883-07-07

.l,e1. Emissions, IMp0tency, Exhausted VI
.aiity. Premature Define and i''se Of Man
-...... ia ali Ils complications and from what
sr=T pau-e produced. 1t rnriches and parite5
she blood; strengthen, the nerves. brain, mus
e,. digestion, IL. rpiucti.e or,is, and phys
.c-I anu mental faculties. 1t rt"ps any un
u..u-.4 feUli!rltlng dram upon the sNsteIa,
sr-yeEJ!us involuntary loses, GeJi.itAting
..-a.Hs. syIuFua. I'-s-s with the urine, etc, 80
stTUc;ive "a u!nd sni body. IL - = sure
Of. I5uatHr u aE Kidney and Bladder Com
r.am,S. J, contains no nj iFious ingredients
60 those suffering from the effects e
,HgtluI ingi-cI-yID;i- e.. eXcesses, speeiv
thorough and permanent cure Il guaranta' q.
.Ucr, - 80 p-r hHyJie; or i've G' les IN case
.ilh .uI. ,isle, 5i"i.- ana sivIce, SO. Sent Sc
Clle from % ryaJ.Jn q any a.orgsS upon re-
ip; u pE.cs, ~ &. =. .. To he hal unly OF
DIR c. i. SALFIELD,
PIC KeaFny street, San Francisco, Cal.
Consultations Iic,ly confidential, 10y letter
OF ar otH-s. free. For the convenience IF
ulJients, ami IA ofisr - insure p,rfect secrecy,
! have ad5pte a private address, uLdeE whicn
Ii racEa-es are lorwar led.
TRIAL EOTTLE FREE.
efficient g. -aaU IL merit, VIII lie sent 70 any
p4e -pr.yiag hy .eg.er, stating lis symptoms
.al s-a. CsmwUUlgaCIlns strictly crnIi-
aa.r.aL aeli-dwt
, 1883-07-07
YluBLE-GGED MN

There are many al the ose IT thirty % sixty
. ua are Jruu. lz.! WIrh TOO frequent evacua'i"r'r
ai ra- Bladder, often accumpaI,ed by 4 slight
rygu ug sens J.uu, and 4 weak nng Il tn
s. zu III /. man e5 the patient rsnn.tt account
&c.,. Ul canning be urinary deposits TOpy
--,iueuJ wl.l ufyrn be- found. aid sometimes
small particles ct s,lUUu-u vii sPpear, OF Ihs
.u.ar wi. he If q tiiu utkish nue., a-agu
c.an-iu. 90 a dark and J.riit apFedraUce-
Ia-.r are I.ruy who dI,. ni this Iii GU - igLo-
-u. o.! tie . use. which j. she 70 -0nd stag %
-e1uraL vs...kIrss- Dr. Spinney VIII guai an
ra- psTfsct cure in ali such Case, sni
asa..hyrz- "rsr ION 81 the Jn-grHsry OF gsus
OFFICE HoUEs-lV 10 /, ami D tps. sundays
ron ~ -u I 4 81. Consultation free. Thor
u.l gxala.u..ti Il aaG advice. -. Cali " ad-
.rr,S ER SIINNEY & co.
, 1883-07-07

ON and s:Eer 4 FTii 1T, ISIS, oc-en steam
~ eEs vi. sail i-o,n san t-anci-l5 and Puri
laai eyery th--e days. leaving spar stVrr.
wharf. san Fraarr,ce, 81 i...9 =. T., and Aims
worth CrcE, F1Ty .g., a. al.Gu4.h-.
, 1883-07-07
0. r. & Fl. co.

ASSN CIR TRAIN lsays- WzIia WAIl
( Cox A. points wes: - 90 =. ~ ever
except Sunday.
nASSENGhE trains leave Alhiaa, oppo
si-s Porti...i, ST. . o. a L. iAiiy trXCel
surGary L-risiJg - y ala v ale 81 S.;.5 P. ;
, 1883-07-07
JOHN MUIR,


n. . VI T I 7 II II ;
Assistant Genl Manage.
\. /. STOKES,
asst Slp'J. Of Tra.ic.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-05-03

on brief and oral argument for both
parties.
Robert Costly VS.. the state; appeal
from Travis county. Submitted on
brief and oral argument for both par
ties.
+. w. Bohannan VS.. the state of
Texas; appeal from Austin county;
Qife Sc .tence) Submitted ON brief
and oral argument for both parties
Gorden VS.. the state; from Live
Oak. Affirmed.
Jones VS.. the state; from Travis.
Affirmed.
Texas and Pacific railway VS.. Morse;
from Lamar. Reversed and remanded.
Tadlock VS.. state; from Cooke. Re-
versed and remanded.
Cook VS.. state; from Dallas, Re
versed and remanded.
WlSeman VS.. state; from Bastrop.
Reversed and dismissed.
French VS.. state; from Caldwell.
Reversed and dismissed.
Williams VS.. Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe railway; from Tarrant. Re-
versed and dismissed.
McNair VS.. state; from Comal.
Reversed and dismissed.
Lewis VS.. state; from Fayette.
Rehearing refused.
Brass VS.. Forster & Co.; from
Travis. Submitted on motion to ;lf-
firm ON conviction.
Terrell ct al VS.. Kellong & Co.; from
Wise, two cases. Submitted ON mo-
ion to affirm on conviction.
Allison VS.. state; from Hays. Sub
mltted on briefs for both parties.
Shelton VS.. state; fromHays county. |
on brief for both parties.
Devices VS.. state; from Wilson |
county. Submitted on brief for both
parties.
Timberlake VS.. state; from Wilson
Submitted on brief for both
parties.
Williams VS.. state; from Colorado
county. Submitted on brief for both
parties.
Behring'S VS.. state; from Williamson
county. Submitted on brief and oral
for both parties.
International and Great Northern
railway VS.. Samora; from Travis
county. Motion to reinstate.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-05-03
The Courts and State Departments.

1t is the purpose of the STATESMAN
to give daily a full and detailed re.
port of the proceedings of the various
departments of the state government,
together with accurate synopses of
the decisions of the United States and
state courts held at Austin. This re-
port will embrace the opinions of the
attorney general and rulings of the
heads of departments on all questions
of public interest, and condensed
statement of the business transacted
each day by these departments.
These reports will be set aside and
placed in the weekly edition of the
STATESMAN, thus giving the readers
OF the weekly a summary of the
weeks doings and proceedings and
making it Indispensable to business
men, lawyers, farmers, stockmen and
Others throughout the state. Mr.. J.
j. Lane, of New Orleans, gentle
man of acknowledged ability and long
experience in metropolitan journal
ism, will hereafter edit this depart
ment of the paper.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-05-03
They Know a Good Thing.

1t is generally conceded that as man
goes down the western side of the hill
of life, he is more choice in what he
uses than when he climbed up from
the eastern side. The STATESMAN
has always been friend to the old
soldiers whose valor and sacrifices
gave it with others) the great hertz
age it enjoys in being an enlightener
of the people of this empire state. No
one knows this better than do the vet
Grams themselves, and they appreciate
and love the STATESMAN, as matter
of course. In addition to the names
of the many old heroes whose
names have been on our sub
scrlption list for years, the
following old Texas veterans have
sent in their subscriptions for the
STATESMAN while attending the vet
Grams meeting at Bolton: ID. l..
Kokernot, j. c. Childress, j. w. Nc
Kisick, Capt. J. Pickett. John Walk
er, p. II. Pierce, I. w. Hunt, Thomas
Sanders, Bethel Smith, NJ. w. bikes,
S. Y. Reams. w. NJ. Gentry. w. ii.
Wood, j. S. McGhey, J. w. McHarse,
j. G. Armstrong and a. II. Wood.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ABSTRACT OF TITLE AND REAL ESTATE
OFFICE OF ZIMPELMAN & BFRGEN,
AUSTIN, TEXAS. J
The following comprises list of Travis
county property transferred during the week
ending April %, 1888:
VIM. Hines league and labor. Sl075.
B. j. Collins and wife to B. NJ Baker, part
of lots "a. IS and So, block 221S, division D,
II. L. Levy. by assessor, to R. A. Smith, 26s1l
acres p. J. Wyche survey. $25.55.
P. j. Wyche, heirs of, to NJ. G. Hamilton,
Jas. Green to Henry Hirshfeld, lot 2, block 5,
Geo. W. Bartholomew, Jr., to Mary j. Dat
man, lot q, block 20, outlot q. division D,
JOS. Cuiberson to Nora Culberson, lot IL,
block 2, outlets 4S, A. 40, "a and 30. division d,
Nora Culberson to Henry Williams, lot IL,
Austin. $3S,
Yancy Jones to D. c. Shelp - acres John
BurlesOn league. 81, etc.
G. A. Graves and wife to G. A. Anderson ct
al, $50 acres w. II. Saunders league and John
B. Walters survey. s525
L. j. Houston and wife to r. w. Walsh,
lots Z, 8, g. 10, II and IL, block 10, and lots TO-
II and y, block II, outlets 10 and %, division
o, Austin. SlO9.12h-
F. A. Anderson to S. A. Anderson, 200 acres
VIM. Harrison Survey. $500.
T. Ii. Miller to Robert Ralston, center half
lot Z, block H. division z, Austin. $40.
Harry Gilman to Amelia Brichta, Harry Gil
man presumption of 100 acres. S25.
j. G. Threadgill and wife to A. b. Kennedy,
307 acres VIM. Hines league and labor. S1074.51.
Joseph Harrell to Mrs. F. b. Killough, lots
and s. block ia. Austin. $3.50.
Louise Horst to r. j. breckenridge, lot 20.
Mrs. +. B. KillOugh to j. H. Collett, lots 8
and g. block ia, Austin. $1,000.
j. c. Martin and wife to j. J. Williamson
= acres Walker Wilson league 1925.
Robert Eanes ct al to II. B. Marshall. $50
acres A. EaneS survey. $825.
w. E Northcutt and wife to E. ". Peevy,
70 acres ]. Chubb and NJ. A. Hurd survey.
$40.
Paul Pressler to Mrs. F.vOn BOeckmann, lots
1 and 2, block 81. division Z, Austin. $50.
Annie Hillsman to Lewis Morris, lot 4, block
g., division E, Austin. $3.50.
RIG. Graves to G. NJ. Hitchcock, lots Z, and
9, block 40, Division d, Austin. $11O0.
j. II. Washington to A. NJ. Holland, part G.
W. Spear league. $50
Mary Wall to Robert Wells, undivided hall
interest in 2l3lz acres Thomas Sharp survey.
81.