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sacramento & PlaGGfVllle Railroad,


k 81 US - a1zS
On and After Monday, April IG. 1858.
UNTIL PURTHRR NOTICE,
Trains vii -un between Sacrs meato sud Sbingle
Springs follows.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, LatIobe
and Single Springs. ............. 1880 A. IA.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. ........ 4:G0 2. NJ.
Leave Shing,e Springs Tor Latrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. 80. ....... 11:15 A. Il.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacrs-
mento. ....................... 1900 II.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. $40 A. NJ.
Leave Folsom FOR Sacramento. ........ l:15 P. M.
mr2-tf J. B. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Der
w I'm, Germany. Office and residence No 52l J
street, between Fifth and Sixth Sacramento. Office
hours 9 to II A NJ. 8 to 5 and Z 70 p NJ mI3-tf
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seminal Weakness.

eNsclSseSSNeN- desttt tAhuiktt Ce
Is praciced BY the youth OF both to anno st
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certain y
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unlt IS
combated by scientific medical measures, viz Sao W
countenance dark spots under the eyes, pain In Il
head ringing III the ears noise ike the rIlstlng f
leaves and rafting OF charots ureasiness about &
lons, weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
5lunsed intellect, loss Of confidence, diidence IN
approaching strangers, ds6ke to form new
alaintances, disposition to shun society, loss f
memory, hectic fushes, pimples and various eruI
tons about the face, furred tongue, fe.id bresti
coughs, consumption, night sweats. monomsnia 81 d
frequent By insanity.
CHRED AT ROME.
Persons at distance may be curod at home by
addressing a letter tc DIR. GiBBON, stating case,
symptoms, length Of time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free fr, m
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country,
with full and plain directions. BY inclosing ten
dollars In registered letter, through the Postofce
or through Wells Fargo & Co., package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union. Please
say you saw this advertisement IN re RECORD.
Unlos Address DR.. J. p. GIBB0N,
js24-4ptf&sw Pox 1857. San Francisco.
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Or. C. .. ShLFIELD,
9Q6 AeaFny street,
SAN FRAN 1890, GAL.

Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL by letter at
office, FREE. For the convenience Of patients, 81
in order to insure perfect secrecy, nave sdopJe7
private address, under which all packages are r
Harded
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent 20 az yone
applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age.
Communications strictly confidential
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}. o. FUNSTON.
P. FOSTER.
1855. F. FOSTER q co., 1883.
LNUts sL0ss q Ga,

DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AMI
ID BlankRook Manufacturers, No. 319 street
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe20-epf
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WV, ELAEsI BaEaals, q. D.,

NCJLsT, AURlsT AND PHYSICIAN roe
Diseases OF the Throat. 0f1cs, 499i street.
corner Of Fift over Sacramento Bank, SACRAMENTO
CsI. Rours-2;9o to IL A. NJ; TO SP.E sunda; s.
e.o0 70 ~ A. Il. to AP. miR
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MISS c. a. G0ss, N. D..
G. BART. M, D..

Us WAhTs Va Ese
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HoMEoPATH.
4 ist). Residence, No. 1918 G. street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Office, 627 street.
lover Bale's), Sacramento Cal. Special attention
given to diseases of the heart and lungs. Office
Heurs-9 to II A NJ; . to 4, and to P. NJ. m14-1m
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wALLACE 4. BRgGGs, n. D.

NFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 2l2 STREET
~ Sacramento.
20 A. u.
Dffice Hours II a. NJ. 10 P. n. mI2-zptf
$50 TO P. N.
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n EALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
streets. Highest price FOR Hides, Sheer
Pelts and Tsllow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fci
all consiQnments. fel2-4ptf
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Society, Dimness OF Vision, Noises IN the Head Z
vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, 81 d
many other diseases that lead to insanity and des h.
DIR. mENTEE, who is S regular physician (grEt
uate Of the University OF Pennsvivsna), viii ayr
TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a case
this kind the VITAL REST0HATESS (under
special advice and treatmentl will not cure, or 4
anything impure injurious found II IT, RE.
MKNTIE treats all Private Diseases successful Y
without mercury. C0nsuIfstt0n free. Tho
ough examination and advice, including analysts
urine So. Prizes Of Vital Restorative, SIS a
bottle, or four times the quantity, SIC sent
any address upon receipt OF price, or c. o. D.. g,
cured from observation, and in private name
desired, by A. E, MSNTsE. N D., no. 1
Ecarny street. san FranesscO, Cal,
SAMPLE BOTTLE. FREE!
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stat
symptoms sex and age, Strict secrecy in regaru to
all business transactions
RR. NEATsE'S kidney EEHE0E. ne
PERBTECUN. cures all kinds Of Kidney d
Bladder Complaints, GonorThea, elect, Leucorrhc a.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bott es
for IS.
DIR. ETNTGE's DAHDEIE0G E'E1Ls are
best and cheapest B3sPEPsek and RfEEOs )
cure In the market. For sale by oil Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY 81 &C, SaCrnmentO, Whole lie
1gents. ula-Snlvdf1osTu1 ~vvs
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DR.. SPlNNEY q CO..

or no. II kEAPEY ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
Treat all Chronic and special Diseases
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Help Your Town.

The Weathcrford Sun, which Is al
ways edited with ability, understands
clearly the necessary factors to tue up
building Of town or city, and thus
expresses them:
Itis well established principle that tn.
people make The place: uot its facilities Tor
butinc's. II Is true tilai an energt tie aud
isprOsper0Gs people may he kept ttoi. i,y n Il IL
tie ease. \ thousand towns are kent IN
check vs. Tie greed and Lace Of pobsic spirit
81 me poop g. whore one l. Kept aown rs tie
ioutiun. Push and energy overcome iIli Oh
siac.es. greed and wanl 81 enrr.,s VII Mn tho
most prosperous locality. S0A village - to
- Just What u, citizens make Il. Il:
mechanic. Of other places. Thar helps Ia
keep the place down. What Is saal.,i h. ~,
Tie teopie 10 DO united a. lar as public good
.s eoneerned. Patronize ei,ch other ~ fsr d,
lsssstii ., and new enterpriS- .-pfeilly maj.
Vac ~, nfies. 1lNea warin greeting 10 any negy
irnd - the public e.t.f m ms
Ip4icF Is pursued a village viii rHoidly
si1" ana become thrifty nid pros ferrous
tIHS; ~, "a ths ,Onilary, the people r. m :,
20 aih every enterprise uaicss tbev = 4. n, 80
q bis siicc oittie profit, looR upuh evors ns.v,
hftiNAi az pigeon 10 be piucked ana pas-
touikr Us ir eigtfOrs only Whst the,T -. ~
hht DO AZ wcii or letter ssDfctgb ere si.7 fit.-o
pace VIII grow . ,sely ~ 80 alt iis n;.tt;I4I
a1stsMtAees VI 81 20 waste, aud count a.
= 80 49, 'aANFt 'FAA ~ prosperity.
y more truthful utterance was never
made. Every citizen should consider
II his first duty to aid aud assist, by
every means in bis power, all enter
prists set on foot in his place Of resi-
dence. II matters not that he may be
2 iitle better suited or save few dol
lars by sending abroad for an article
tue fact should not lie lost sight Of thar
every dollar expended at rome re.
mains At home and enlarge.the clrcn-
iatng medium that much. Money
sent abroad II lost the city, and cannot
iihu ITS way back to the Golfers Of
ne VINO sendsii abroad. Money expen-
ded at home enables the mechanic or
merchant, as the case may be- 10 inn.
prove BIS facilities for meeting The
wants OF his customers, aud to enlarge
ms business, adding wealth to the city
ana apPreclating values OF all kinds.
ihere Is no surer way to build an A
town than 10y patronlzing home indus.
tries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

THE GAZETTE - pleased 70 no,e ihat
IT. vascillaiing cotsmpoF4Ey. the Ne@
York TriguRs. which r the leading
exponent 81 Republican of&sion down
Eas;, has come TO the conclusion tina:
there is not such a Wide difference
after al ia the "me,hodsH u The sec
iions Of the union. When the late
lamented BARBRR brothers, 81 Iowa.
were caught in their atrOeious vii-
lianies and were put ia Jail, the r.
5H8e said il the occurrence had taken
place in Southern state they would
have been taken out aud hung ~ a
mob. That very night ia y we're hung
by a mob. Tine Tl-ibanc had Hst word
10 comment 10 make Oh the occurrence.
After rejecting upon the occurrence
for an entire month, that paper has
mustered courage to comment
upon the spirit OF lawlessness
that prevails in all sections 81
the country, and alIudes to the Iowa
lynching. and similar performance tx
New York aud Mississippi ia proof Of
the assertion. That these acts Of vio-
lenee are becoming too common can
not be successfully contradicted, and
that they are a. common In one part
Of the Union as another Is also undeni-
able. The fault lies with the courts
and juries. 50 mary gross outrage.
have been icrpetrated and gone un-
punished that the public has lost CON
ddence in the courts, as a means for
rediessing wrongs, and have taken the
execution ofthe iass into thei. own
hands. y higher sense of duty on the
part Of tie executive Of the law viii
put an end TO the custom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

dis;urlr- the repeSe az -ieeViug FARM
iie<s the whistle 81 RE enriur A~-
) cstzSed thN zntelcye - 4a&1t IA the
Lowell hogne q his ysuih-
/ Where oree stood the OH falt. Oh
Z THE tnHks ~ the TEfrxty. from which
the prs sd ard noble sous ~ the Lone
E Star state" went forth 10 hattie fer
right and liberiv, nas stAnts- The tus-
mess CITY VI North Texas. numbering
z fifteen fsi1sssnd inh45stants. with q
system of Fsl0iie s5ilcols destined io
be equal 10 any ia the uiie1 STAT
-llcli j. Texas ra1rr ia the uias-
s4eaa6 pe4stgry. All nature j. alive
with t.tnliilg beauty and Interest. her
inexhAmsiitse supplies minister 2bsiE4-
dsnfly Co all Cur daily wants.
Let u try and A- the veil 81 TIE
future fnr feg yeA-s and SO Whist
round Is the sa6 ler u fame we VIII
lsaeIHy-
Gney I can sae the ~I.cns Star
suspended fFunr the iogu3ost r5und
shedding s halo q sight isr eNe-tiEar
10 tTiiilzftc flaag u aly 81 the nIicd
-ra+sS Whg shpu.d she na. In
aTef she i o0e-elevenfh 81 the whole
uaipu. Her ssii : unsurpassed ia ssF-
sili.r and 2tlapts6 10 AL kiud- II
pgQgl gce. wheat, e,itbsn, etc 20 ID IL
yegy visible wii2t her agricultural
standard will Re. What are her
beautiful river, wigh their ar
Fgwv swigtRess. f3r2 "a few years
will show Her energetic sons will
have mills aii slong their banks,
turned by the power II the water. fer
tie mandatory Of her vast Yield II
esiten and ~cai. Iwn fgundries and
rolling mills viii le heard throughout
the lanG. working up the valuable ores
that Dow lie undi>tIfaed b-neath the
surface.
Tie present period 81 Texas history
i stamped villa progress. Her esiuca-
tionai power shines forth Ike aB un-
inl lse7ied stream. moving on and ON.
gaining conquest after conquest. until
IN few years their names will De first
ia ;he fields Of literature and govern
ment
II viii Ire her SOUS that will %
forth in defence Of that grand
old constitution u ours. under tile
guidance Of which car fathers lived
and died: il vii. he her sons that go
over the CONQUERED nations of the
past: il will BE her sons that say
w ho shall preside over the PEOPLE: yes.
she will i,e to the United states what
England was to the Old World. Well
mas her people be proud to claim her
naIne.
Let u remember that there is work
for " all 10 DO; that Iii, is 40 time
for idleDess.
The young Of the present are the
hope or the future, 50 let Us put out
our 5cst c5iort and 90 on crying. Tex
a.. Texas now and forever and undi-
yided. ANNIE II. SPEER.
Normal School, July :, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

and the voting element q iae
Republican PARTY in 7'exss viii be
siven e. understand the necessity 81
voting ssFaigh, ticket, lesttbe Demo
r,ats otsain cangrOI 81 the national
government and plunge them cnce
mare into bondsge But there is
another aspect 10 the ss~enSlage 81
ilae colcrei politicians. without the AID
ami leadership d their white irsiners.
II sho~s that Occasionally r. fp1nd me
who rea,l-. thinks AMI sess fsr him
self, aud j. making the discovery that
slla political siaekiez can ~ removed
from their blnGs wlih "a danger.
Tna. il j. NJ; atselHt -ly esseaiiai 20
the enjoyIuea, q: tiIeir xvi aud foliii-
cal sikllts that taey l.s io1nd hana
and fsss to the party. d4iag sl l.
vgsiug aii shaFiag Rgne 81 honCrS.
These opinions are growing g. che
egsorei mar aGvsmce~ 10 intelligence.
and Il i viewed wiIh SlsrnlT hy Re
uuhileaas ia the -1uthern states. IL
j. anotAer evidence TOO that tEe Re-
publican pArty bas oR;lived it, Useful
ness Having gwen i.9e negro his PEP
sonAl liberty endowed Giln with p'olit-
zeal rights, sud watched over him with
parental solieiiude until be Is stroag
enough 10 cage for hinis. II, there 4 no
longer any necessity for its guardian
ship. aud the finsl account should be
fiIed and the guardianship cease. The
meeting Of the DorGLAss convention
Is the beginning o the end of
Republican domination over tie
negro a. citizen aud factor
III tie rolitieal problem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

the name Of no Democrat appears on
the docket Of the United states courf-
but the states. having Democratic
servants proving unirus:worihy. have
Invariably punished them. ON the
one side appears the whisky ring
thieFes. the po>i-tradersbip ihievts-
the Credit Mobelier thieves, the star
roats thieves. the signal service
thieves. All 81 them at large from BAB-
COCK 60 HowGAI.. or the ether
Isand the Dcm0csfs had TwEEs.
or Sew York. indicted. convicted
AMI Imprisoned fw iess ras-
csiity than any q the Republican
theses. Polk # Tennss~e, i - hoe,
and will serve . sentence in fc.csas
cell The Democrats steal and aEe
punished The Republicans seal ass 4
are let 20 OF honorei with appoint
ments or elected 10 ofsiee. The csia-
pariscn was sn unfortunate enc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
The Colored Rennhlinans

tue convention of colored RepubIi-
cans, IN session al Austin viii hnrllv
result IN political revolution IN
Texas. Having come together of their
own volitlon for the consideration OF
questions affecting their own rnoe ex.
clusiyely, the white Republicans will
not be apt To intrudc upon their de-
hoerations, except with advice. and
pefadventure clerical assistance. The
eo'ofed republicans will be, and they
nave been, shown through the offices
vi the government by the officials and
VIII be impressed with the in,nensitv
OF tue patriotism which upholds tbe
political fabric that guarantees I, The
colored citizen his civil and poli,i.
ca! rights, AID enables him IA bo,d
such oiiices a. his white ASSOCIATES
10 not coyei, and draw snlarJe.
'foiil The best government the world
ever saw" They viii be perm,,t.d u
s',u'e at aduse~m. They viii
even heallowed the liberty 10 revI.w
0ne decisions Of the Judge OF the rea.
''a' court liberty accorded ey,rv
ciV<en who can read, and v.tieL
10 nothing, as the judgments.
are mol affected thereby But q req III
!, Il'on 'ne decisions Ola Federal Judge
~ . committee OF colored Republican.
Siii De notice to that public function.
~. '"ar Tue eye oftbe c. 7. IS upon
','"- These things are permitted and ,
"'s'a'ed blythe white Republicans rs |
- &c. :, % grace for the reason that tbi-
; an on year Ia state and national i
Il IL advisable ~ 49, +,
ie colored Republican M, o.
: political freedom. Next Year Z,
y Hhes VIII be tighlened az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

THE payment Of Sls,oe0,0ol on the
public debt during the month OF June
las turned ,he liead OF the secretary of
th"feasury, and II IL reported that lac
viii Issue u call FOR si5ooo, 00a during
the week. Ninety days notice IS re.
q'lired TO bondholders, therefore the
call would not mature until October.
The debt statement fixes the cash bal.
ance az a little over Sl5l ,000, 001. ont
OF tilis SUM must be paid accrued in.
terest, Sa,0d0,000, and the greenback
reserve is sl39,o0ooO0, which leaves n
margin OF only about sS,0e0.001 with
which TO meet the call, showing ihit
the secretary Is dealing largely Ia III.
tires for the revenue to meet this call
The business OF the country may ius.
tlfy the expectation, but il l. unsafe Ga
take such chances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
a Great Blood Medicine.

RosADALIs Is a great alternative ,,aa
icllle as well as blood purifier. r,
cures Scrofula, Swelling-' Goitre Skin
Diseases, Liver Complaint. Rhenma-
uSln, DC, Real the following.
| have been great sufferer for =
years not able to walk. from an H..
Jured leg. Have tried MANY NJ n.
and their remedies 10 little 1nr,,sa
ueiieve ROSADALIS will cnre mo
.rehd me one dozen by steamer r,
Was recommended TO Inc by a frier =
! nave taken > bottles. and Gnd i,
nelping me, The Druggists who ns',-
any Keep 1t are out of il, and came,
aiiprd to wait the slow arrival OF Ihejr
supplies. "' " 'heir
sm,, p JoHN T. BEEKs.
Florida. 'uc'ioh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

THE spirit which animate. the neo.
pie of Austin has seized upon ana
tiken possession of the capitol board
aud that body has ordered the removal
fthe street car track from the grounds
belonging TO the state. When il Is re-
menbered that these grounds are omen
commons. wholly unused for any pur.
Jose, the captiousness OF the order
VIII bc apparent. Were the ground,
needed for any public use, or being
damaged by the street ear track, there
would be some excuse fos ordering
their removal. Bat such Is not the
case. 1t may be that the capitol
board are retaliating upon the people
"f Austin, who own the street
railway for their object on To the use
OF any OF the streets for transporting
material for the new state house 10
tie capitol grounds. II this Is the
motive which aeiuates them, while n
would lie undigniiIed, II Is excusable
r"ne means should bedevi.ed for dis
cfp'ining these coafumaclous and -.
fraetory people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

in st phens county Iunc u Mr.
., Jane ,e Duncan, wiseof r. Duncan, aged
IN Austin, July 4, Mrs. C. A. Ander-
son, aged - years.
In IrXarkana: July !, George Nor
, ~ SEVER, aged Is years, sou of Mrs.
:, IN Georgetown, July /, Matte Nav
Stratton.
AT Hico, June 81 Willie, son az s
=. ana Lille Stovail, aged about three
u, IN Houston, July ), Mrs. VIM. G
webb. wife of Gen. Wel.b. 49, "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

~ inactive condition OF tie blood
d an lNer, Is The source Of nearly ali
a,'J they are made pure. active
49, ,',ii pIe'lihy, 10y using Blown Sarsa.
pp~ a,i aDd D-ndelion with Iodjds Of
ppy; ...'1 y speedily cures: Boile
Sa edp,gs' Kidney Diseases. Ulcers
o o,.',,' Erysipelas, Dyspepsia. Rhen,
s,a. Try This Graz Blood pnri.
ajser, Browns Sursaparilla. ask y n
niuss'st To- show you the f,r1uIs
pm ,',, y q on every bottle. All drupeis,s
sen Browns sarsapariIla. ''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
The Future Of Te.as.

ine tliloTing essay wa. read re-.
sshl al the city Normal school: IN
' nn'Ains M" tue future OF this grand
empire state let us 20 back Tor = go
H''i'is into the past history aud notice
!, ~ piostess upto Tie present aud from
- , ugaW a picture Of The future.
where once dwell the red man IN
.iiI.hst anu forest. now tiJe midi.
.Hruen plowman rjoices in The frnits
!, ms labor where once slood
ne dusty wigwarm now stands
nc cai, 'nercial city. The furious raar
y via aIa rayenous animals no loeyer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

So The IOyIsG PrBLIsBGSs cox ANY
hore sfotfishSd Rgnnrh uTices for cNr
ssyelae5aoe and Ifc Ssesfg, ef adscrfls,n4esssS.
asd ssbscrfyystons md iefers fies gf re Cygt.
posst's fublieaito7ts pipE oltodgs ts gDsasd, az
fct<yoss
sAs A~Tosro--go. - DoFoTotas 1resf,
JEROME EAERIs Aoa0gly, csfAs. SEABArGH
Assistant.
AusrJ@--~(bpTier Avenue and BDts Udrc
q lest, X. ciIgT<r0PSiEE Manager,
COLORADO CfTy---Kp CUaD, Manager
WACO. x. srnEsT Manager
WICHITA BAIf4s-jNo. ~ HOBE1.
GAIN<yffLE---M TyuSOR AND JEBEfLLs,
N1MnAef. LklN&fE ~ 10y. A.arrlar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

TIE Republican press are urging
the election Of SAMUEL j. RANDALL
to the speakcFship Of the next house
81 representatives with o zeal that IS
not calculated to improve that gentle
mans chances. The New York mr.
oSd urges the Republicans 10 this
co,irss' but al the same time says it
would be supremely ridiculous in the
Democrats 10 make him speaker OF TIE
house which Is just the STATE Of the
case in a nutshell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Gulf, Colorado & Santaken
way Company. loo

SEcRETAKys NJ k$I
GALVESTON. Texas. isyyo21|
Notice Is hereby given that tbs 1o<,
Teciors ~ said railwar COMPANY 4
rHs etin Of the stockholders Hskt<|
pany, 10 be held at It's Office In as3at1
tiie i, day Of August. 1855, a. til Al
M, for the parp re of consileri,z 1
mining AS 10 the necessity IN 81
completing, improving and opeR.sileI
way, by the issuance. sale and af1n}
sad company, Of second nloas n
Of said company. in sum 4
thousand DO Iars each, to al ame)ll2I
exceed thirteen tn u>and doilas I.saf52
the main rack az said c0nifshi 4, Z,
constructed, and 10 be consirr.s'V
CURED. and all branch lines Of pileeQ
said bonds IL run forty ears, hhaI|
LIST. 1888. and bear interest at tle ri
per cent. per annuln. payable &C.,.
or The LIST days uf April aud 0tigc4Il|
year. Mt ihe city Of New YORK. fbfpI
oi said bonds 10y the company md
as follow: Not to exceed 500 s119''1
before tiIe 3lst Of December, ~ 0u
tiunal Issues - hat the aggregsHQFfI
second mortgage bonds shall MIL
amounts per mile and on or bftG N. q, !
as fellows: December 3-st, M, 4tie
Der 3lst. lAS.l. Si,GE; december 2a la n
december 3lst, lssT. Se,D D,ces ~
N @ y; December LIST, 1889, 500
Slst. 1882, $3.50; December Slsi VIZ
December 3lsi, l>g2, lE.: peHsneI
lsg3. $1,000, and Decemher eaa
slS,s,0; tie mites of completed "A -.
ascertained by certificate Of n.y. ~!
and chief engineer of said cOmp42 q
payment of the said bonds 70 y al
a second trust deed and morieAss -. 4
TfI1N ella aud nrttIf<XIl VI
company, as follows: &tol
AIRY and al! railways OF said +
constructed or hereafter 10 be ~ N. q
authorized, wheresoeyer sttna'se <ett
main lines, branches, extension lQ1
siiions, together with alithe ~ &of
and rights of way. track, raiis ~
duets, culverts, fences andsirnfs
END, all depois, station n-
houses, car houses, wood ncpx kl7&H
shops, wafer tanks, and all olnc
together with the lois or pafcer lz<< i
which each aud all are or ma - y
and all locomotives. tendeis E41fI
gage. mail. freight, hand aud OF ~, ), ~
all other rolling stock and q
machinery, tools, inlplfsf ~
ana materials, all fufnas<lDQ0
boaks OF account, vouchers, f,s
sets of every kind, all leaseho,sa AZ n i.
leases, incomes, tolls, rents.
versions ana Temainders, all y fc04I
specified reel ed premises sre -.
all other real and personal rfyi's !, "a
ut any time belonging or 70 lf9
company with all appurtenahsv &11eI
gether with all the present ara tfcI
rhiises and chartered rights, III,
immunities, " hich now DO y
may belong to or appertain 70
including the franchise 10 pe
BUTT is understood that lhr
may be acquired by said coinps. =
tate of Texas. ana all Other iAh.
luire by donation or otherwls, ne
acquired for some Of the puipp,,3 Hi }
ore specified, and used IN 49,
'aid railway or the operation AZ = e. :.
hereby conveyed nor intendeu~ ~
F. p. KILLEks "a n