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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
WITH UpLIrrED HAND ne swosE
TnUsvILLE PIsssYLvAHIA. !.
CoCETY on CEswYeED, .

TfUsyILLk, PENNSYLVANIA. y.
CoCETY OF CEawYeRD,
Personally appeared before me, Q Notary
Public in and for The City Of Titusvilie,
a.. HUIgrn who b-iag duly sworn according
~ law, cepos<s and say that for the past els
years he has been seriously troubled with
Siatic Rhtuma i'm when ut times IL 20 Sc
vel ss 10 tnta ~ ipeapactatts him from al
business: that he has used nearly every
known remedy for rheus stism without ~
lief, and hat after using foar bottles of VII
sons Lightning r. medy for Rbsumaff.a .T-
periSBeed great relief and that on . rstnrn o
the d Iease three or four does will inSariaoly
afford rrJief and that he believes the NELL
ripe NiIl, b! continuing It's uss. effect q per-
msnspt eur and that II IL the only me..l~tpT
he ever found TO afford re,isf shep snnerins
with the diseasr. W. AZ.
Sworn 10 and subS,ribed before me his
10Th day Of November, 1850. -
Notary Public.
sfes,, the b<st, the ehez pest Kidney
"a i,y.I cufe. or. A. VI. Davis Fsmiiy
u,iIs Richardson. Goodw win . Co, Whole
ssIe druggists, wheeling. VIVA.
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DASsENGt RSoN HE WHEELING AND
il Elm Grove Railroad are requested 10 re-
port To The company's Office any one that
M g'ects 10 keep order on the cars, and also
upon III, IN, either bS the employees or ANY
Other person. ara such complaipt will be
promptly attended 10. h. J. hurrER,
au2is Secretary.
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COUNTRY LIFE.
Psck's Bad Boy and His Pa.

The Boy Works on a Farm for a Deacon
He Knows When he has Got Enough
How the Deacon Made Him
Flax Around -And How
He Made il Warm
for the 0ea-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26

-IHE b. +. McMECHEN PRoPERTY ON
/ Caldwell's Run, will not be sold at trus-
tees sale as la'ely advertised. The property
Is, however, offered nj private sale. PeSon
wishing TO purchWe can inquire Of B. =.
McMecLen, Deni oKeefie, OF John I. La.
kin. au2Soawdt
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Evening Prayers

ABOUT that minute, but | had 10 take a
ttSSer nslf an hour long on top Of that
mih miik, and | guess it curdlcd the
Ills ior L hadn't been in bed more
'"ah half an hour before / had the worst
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A LARGE HOTEL IN GOOD REPAIR,
"A in Erhriving town, within u few steps Of
a railroad; parity furnished. II desired pos
session ht once. Terms reasonable. Present
proprietor has other business. For particu.
srs address ]. HUNT d co.
auS,eodc M%annington, w. Va.
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at the cow and hit her OH the horn and
1t glanced of and hit me on the pants
just as | went Over the fence to feed the
Pigs l didn't know q deacon could
talk so sassy at aeov, and come so near
swearing without actually saving cuss
words. Well, | logged swill until I WAS
homesiCk to my stomach, and then I
had to clean or horses, aud 70 to the
ntlghbOrs about a mile away to borrow
lot Of rakes to use the next day. | WAS
SO tired almost cried, and then I had
70 draw two barrels Of water with well
bucket, to cleanse for washing the uext
gay, and by that time l wanted TO die.
II was most MN O'Clock, and | began
so think about supper, when the deacon
sand all they had was bread and milk
Iur supper Sunday night, and l rasseled
WIN a tin basin of skim milk, aud some
Oh back number bread, and wanted to
70 10 bed, but the deacon wanted to
know II | Was heather enough to want
H0 go TO bed without evening V
dhere was no one thing / was less
mashed on than
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Public school studies.

She ran up against an iron railing and
looked scared.
"l'll call a policeman e" she said partIuGIy. "it
you insult me-
She was only fourteen. aud her pretty, thin face,
with sort of carnaton In each cheek and her III e
axen curs hanging over her pale forehead as IL try
Ing TO look into her blue eyes gave her the alolescent
aspect of French doll. She had a bundle of books
that must have weighed thirty pounds.
''Hut dom want to insult you, my dear, - said
the reporter. ~ only want to interview you -
:, IIileryew me - She exclaimed con don't
please. l haven't done anything. Go and see pa ~
"oh. NONSENSE said the reporter; 'we've
been interviewing pa Tor years. He doesn't know
viewing superintendent aud principals. and all other
people who don't know anything abont It. Now
we're going to Interview you. Doesn't your head
ache?''
''Mine? No!' with a little astonishment.)
- Not when you have got to get all those books
"oh, they don't make my head ache; IT'S my
arms
Gan! see; You carry them in your "rms-noi
Here the reporter made mental exclamation.
Wonderful feminine instinct to carry the best things
| OF life In Its arms and not In Its head
"Wil You let me read the titles OF the books 20
"Yes, IL you viii strap them mp again.
"Trigonometry? DO you study thatY''
son, yes.
"AnL surveyingg'
| She nodded her head anlrmatveIy.
'A And navigationG''
Another nod
"wi you excuse me while swear littIc?''
Gwen, turn your head away
| Reporter" Thunder and mars! tsotto yOce,
! What e this--French DO you study French? n
"Oh, I'm In the French aud grammar classes -
- You don't say So But you haven't got into ih'
! Italian and Portuguese classcs?'
~ don't think there are any Portuguese, sir. -
'Well, II there had been, you'd have got int
| them, wouldn't yOu?n
! 'Yes, sir; hope so ~
! Physiology-do you study thatY''
"a little; I've only Just commenced that. After
nuxlous we talk half an hour at biology and then q
10 applied mechanics aud teeEraphy. I'm going I,
commence organic chemistry on Monday; aftcr my
music, but thinks II VIII Interfere with my paint
| ing In oil. ~
| ~ should think 1t would. Don't you ever sleeI
! or play -
for the plano every morning, and am learning III,
overture TO Tristan and Isolde used 10 sleep In th
class. rOOn but II was awful mean, and got over IT,
Miss -, our principal, says II We knew what tn
mission Of woman Is Ia the nineteenth century WI
VIII not be canght mapping. Besldes II l went Il
sleep wouldn't pass. ~
80 Pass whatPh
1.-The examination. n-BOStOn Courier.
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RENIENIBI1IS THIS

If you are sick Hop Blttcrs VIII surely aid Nature
in making you well when All else fats
II you are costlye or dyspeptc, or are suffering
from any other of the numerous diseases of the sOm
aoh bowels II Is your fault II you remain M,
for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy IN an such
complaints.
II you are wasting away with any form of Kidney
disease, stop tempting heath TITS moment and turn
for cure TO Hop Blters.
II you are sick with that terrible sckuess, Ner-
YOusness, YOU viii hnd a Balm Ia Gilead - Ia tho
use of Hop Bltlers.
II you area fioquentcr, or resident uf MAS
natle district, barrlcade your system against the
souurgo ot all cOuutrlos-alala epidemic, bilious,
and Intermittent ieyers--by the use OF Hop Ittars.
IL you haVo rough, plmIly, on slllow sklu, bad
meath, palms aud aches, and feel miserable generally,
Hop Bitters vii give you fair bkiu, rich blood and
sweetest breath, health, and comfort
In short they cure all Diseases of the slsAlaCh,
Bowes, Blood, Liver Nerves, Kidneys Brlght's
Disease $500 win lie paid for case they VIII not
cure or help.
rhat poor hedrldden, Invalid wife, sister, mother,
on daughter eau be made tho picture of health 10y q
few hotties of Hop Filters costing but trle. WIN
you LOT them suffer-
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Anomanlic nasged ~ Bnnn NH.

Many different stories are told about the
prize which Underwood Fisher, Of the Three Rivera
lluuse, drew In the Louisiana state Lottery. lie
stated the facts thus; December ~ ho sent e. aud
received In return two. tenlhs ticket No. a. i0. lie
put the ticket away, and thought no more Of 10
until three days after tho drawing, when he re-
ceyed a despatch saying thai his Ticket had drawn
$40. 600, his share of which was a. 900. From NJ
A. DAuphln, president of the H.. +. L.. CO., New
Orleans through the First National Hank, he re-
ceyed his $1,000. Little thugs make quite q
difference. lilo had o. outraged aud he sent II for
q ticket. Tho moral Is. that you send for lottery
tickets when you get ragged twO-doar bill.
The Three RiBCrS MICA. Herald Of Jun. IY.
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Mr.. Bose Price, of Tussahaw district, Ga.
started out bird hunting day last week. but had
not proceeded far before his dogs jumped large gray
fox. The chase became quite spirited lasting for twC
or three hours Upon helng closely pressed by Ia,
dogs the fox finally took refuge IN AleCk Norman
house. To the great confederation Oi the faulty, wht
were seated around the Preside II first ran up III,
chimney, but did not remain longer than q miuui,
before II scurrled down again aud ran under a bed
FROM which place Of cuncealment Is WAS disndged
promptly exlormnated. -HCnry County Ittkiy.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-04

If any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt OF the power and efficacy Of Hop BtleTs to
cure Them they fnd cases exactly Ike their own,
they he easily and permanently cured al q trling
COst-Ur ask your druggist or physician.
GREENwIClI, Feb. Il, lssO.
Hop ButTS Co,--slRs; was given M 10y the
doctors TO die Of scrOfula consumption Two hutlles
] OF bltleTB cured me. LEHuN NWEwFW.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-04

" Men are but sorry witnesses in their
avn cause. - The praise 0f Kidney Wort cOIues
from the mouths OF those who have been nado strong
and healthy 10y II. Listen; "lt 10 curing every
body, - whites druggist. 'kidney- Wort Is the
most popular medicine we Sell,N II should he by
right, for other medicine has such specific action
on the liver, bowels, ANA kdneys.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-04
DEAR HANDS.

Roughened and worn with ceasoloss toll and care,
No pertumed grace, No dainty SKIN, had these;
They earned for whittier hands iewoled ease,
And kept the scars unovey for Their share.
Patient and slow, they had the win to bear
Tho world burdens but no power to seize
The flying Joys Of life, the gifts that please,
The gold and gems that others end so fair.
Dear hands, whore bridal jewel never shonc
whercon no lovers kiss was over pressed,
Crossed In unwonted quiet on the breast
see, through tears, your glory newly won,
The golden crclet Of ife's work well done,
set with the shining pearl OF perfect rest.
SUSAN mann SrALDTNC,
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A CRY FROM THE STALLS.

A CRY FROM THE STALLS.
Beautiful dafliug
Light Of milne eyes
Gay as the startling talas Tot the eSlgoncie
" rhyme!l
shoots tho the skies;
swift a. n swallow, and
Soft as the dove;
Hopeless to follow, anil
Madlenlng to love
All. when she dances and
All, when she sings
Glamour Of glances, and
Rush as OF wings.
While the world calls IN thee
| SIT apart,
from stalls 10 thee
Fling thee my heart
Bright eyes to measure 1t
small hands 10 hold
Take 1t and treasure 1t
10. II ~ gold
-AthenGum
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Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co. , Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
JOHN IL. KELLY,

DEALER ~ FlHST-CLAhs
BEEF, LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, Ere.
CORNED BEEF speciality.
stals G2s G1g, aud $50 Centre Market, Ninth street
wing and 200 and 2Os Northern Liberty Market or
address Box ~ city Post ONCE.
Marketing delivered FREQ Of charge 10 all parts OF
the city. helu-up
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welcome the Coming, speed the Part

Hub Punch is invaluable for little treat,
aud is Just the thing for use impronptu. Sold by
grOeers aud druggists.
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Skinny Men.

Weiss Health Remover" restores
health aud ygo, cures dyspepsia, Impotence, sexual
debility, 81.
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Clients sulphur Soap is a reliable remedy
for local skin diseases.
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LOVE SONG.

con, never kiss me; stand apart;
My darling, come not near
Re dear for ever to my heart
But be not over dear!'
Aud while she spake her cheek was flame,
Her look was soft aud Wild;
But when kissed her, shc became
No stronger than child
All love, what wilt thou then apart?
Thy home Is thus and here;
For over deater to my heart,
Aud never over dear,
-Athsndum. FUEpERtCK W. II. MYERS
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II is reported that when Manager Stetson
was asked the other day n his occupancy OF booth
Theatre would remain In STATE 4O no replied; "No,
sir; don't believe In that kind of ornamentaton. .
Weak lungs, coughs, and colds lIale'i
Honey OF lIOrehound anu Tar viii cuIe.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-04

Physicians prescribe Colden's Liquid Beef
1oDc for the weak, worn, and dyspepIic. Taks no
other,
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non,,nIs inine Mouse.

Trough ON Rats +" clears out rats, mice,
reaches. bed-bugs, lilies, ants moes, chlpmunks,
gOphers. i5c.
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ForThick Heads,

Heavy stomaohs, bilious conditions, "Wells's
May Apple pllls ant. bilious, oalharle. 10 and Csc
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r UNDBORG'S Celebrated Cologne and Extracts In
IL all the popular perfumes always OH hand at
lowest market prices, at
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-04

Pike'sTOothache Drops cure IN one minute
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CLOSING OUT ODD LOTS.

WYE ARE OFFERING great bargains this week In
w odd lots Of Ribons, Gloves, Buttons, etc. one
large lot Of Buttons reduced In 10 cents per Dozen
former price from 80 cents To 81 per dozen. Lot n
ladies' and chidren's Fabric Gloves very low. Bar
gains In every department. at
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WASHINGTON.
Continuation Of Witnesses Reoitals in the
Star Route Trial.
Important Court Deeisions--A Cabinet Meet
ing--A Retired Oficrr.


Washington, January 30.--In the
altar route case The court decided 10 re-
iect that part of the evidence hy the
witness Mclean, relative 10 repre-
sentation made To him by Moore about
the expedition of the Cannon
CITY and McDermott route.
The witness said the increase and
expeditiop promised by Moore
followed Immediately. Moore and
Williamson called mt his stable and
offered $50 "A month to carry the mail.
Refused, and Moore said IL did not
matter. the route would be increased
In few DAYS. Did not believe himat
frat but finally took the sub-eontract
anon Moorc's promise TO 20
down TO Camp Horlie and show
him tho papers to prove his authority
10 make such statement. The route
from Mineral Park to Pierce, Arizona.
was tnken M for INSPECTION. Clerk
Callahan testified TINT some of the
writing on the dockets was of a for
mer clerk Of the inspection division,
nnmed Gonzales.
nWhere IN Gonzales - asked Kerr.
''tu Colorado, have heard y
ansycrcd the witness.
Kerr-ue IL In Denver Il he not.
editInp n stnr route paper called the
Denver World
Dnvilne-Mr Kerr had ht.,tcr gel
ON The stand and testify.
Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson was
placed on the retired list of the nav,
under operation of the retirement law
The Indian Office received advice,
that CAPTAIN PAYNE was mnlxinl
proparntions for another raid on Tn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-01
FORTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-.



Washington, january so. --Caswell
from committee on appropriations
reported the postoillce appropriation
bill with senate amendments recon-
mending concurrence Ia some and
non-concurrenoc IN others. Among
the amendments non-concurred ia
were those appropriating $50, 900 for
special mail facilities ana fixing July
first next as the date when the two
cent letter postage will go into effect
The report was agreed to and n con-
ference committee will be appointed.
The house then went into committee
of the whole on the tariff bill.
The debate on the pending para
graph and all amendments was linz
tied 10 thirty minutes. Glue, glyGrr-
inc soap, etc, were kept as in the bill
of the committee. Castor oil was
made seventy cents per gallon. Tho
duty on glucose was reduced from
- to 30 per per cent. ad yalorenl 70
per cent. of present rate.
Mr.. Wheeler OF Alabama moved 10
put cotton seed oil on the free list.
Mr. Kelly expressed his willingness
that IL should be done if the represent
tatives OF the cotton-growning states
desired II, but Mr. Blanchard
of Louisiana aud other South
crn members objected and Mr.
Wheeler Withdrew the amendment
amid derisive laughter on the Rcpuli
can side,
Mr.. Anderson of Kansas moved Il
| place calculated phosphate of lime 70
| fcrtlli1ing purposes on the free list ant
his advocacy of the measure was muci
applaudcd by the Democratic side.
Mr.. Haskell interrupted Mr.. An
dcrson and noisy colloquy followed
made inaudthle by the laughter ant
applause of both aides of the chamber
Mr.. Anderson's motion was agree,
to, the committee on ways aud mean
withdrawing all opposition, upon tn
assertion of the Southern mcmbors tina
they did not wish for protectiv
I duty.
Article thirty-tivc of the one hun
dred and fiily items ON the chemica
schedule having been considered, MI
Hammond of Georgia, moved that tn
committee rise. This being vote,
down the Democrats requested u vot
on the next amendment. IL was
formal one and the commit
tee was left without que
rum. The roll was then called an
abSentees reported, but quorum b,
ing disclosed the committee immed
ately resumed its session. Tho sam
tactics We're pursued and again th
committee reported with no quorum
and tho house ut 6:25 adjourned,
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C0L0NISTS.
The Oklahoma Psrty Continuing Their In
piorations.

piofAtions.
Kansas City, January 30.-The
Oklahoma colonists, who for some
weeks have been engaged in the work
of organization here, left for Coiieyville,
Kansas, this morning. The party con
sists of fifty men. They go by train
to Cotleyville the rallying point, and
there will meet Captain p. Dine and
his party FROM Arkansas City, and II
delegation from Rich Hill, besides
individual members from other places
The organization advance is to
be made from the rendezvous
into the Indian Territory in
the Oklahoma lands. The would-bc
colonists state they do not apprehend
Interference on the par, of the govern
mcnt, but in case military force is
sent to'remove them they will retire
and return 10 their camping grounds
rs soon rs the troops are withdrawn.
| Materials have been provided for
the founding of town to be called
"Boudinot city" and press is pro
vidcd for the publishing of a news
paper. The hopes that the govern
ment viii not remove them are based
on the fact that II has made grants in
that country To corporations and as
the present colony is larger than any
hitherto formed, they are working
hard In the enterprise.
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FRANCE.
Active Debate In the Chamber of Detutio,
---trcnt Excitement,

Active Debate In the Chamber of Deputies
Treat gxsItoinent
Paris, January 30. t'ollierea is
down with sickness, while defending
Fabrie's bill prescribing pretendes 10
the throne, Follleres tainted Conges-
tlon of the hrain IL leareed. The depu-
Ties adlournedtill Thursday.
Previous to the illness of Folllcres,
Renault u Republican spoke strongly
against Floquet's positition, also the
government measure declaring such
attacks on liberty would not be
approved by the vote OF the whole
people. A member of the chamber
shouted, "Tou ARE an Orlcanist.n
Rcnault replied; "Since Count dc
Paris has gone TO Frohsdorf the Or
loanist party has died. The
excitement was increased by Rem
ault pointing 10 the dilcmms
which would arise should
the congress- ,f two houses despite
the proposed law TO nominate prince
for president of the republic, Renaull
said he admitted the governments
right to defense but not persecution
Folliercs said--lf the web OF intrigue
which at least by silence Is en-
couraged, by the princes had
not been woven around tbs
governments representatives In
Che question of rendering the security
of the country complete, IL would still
have arisen; but rs matter of fact
advantage has been taken of tn,
Nerty enjoyed under the republic, 60
K the government which was
IN national sovereignty ant
non itself for ito preser'
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Died.

JAS Snow, well known in the city,
died here night before last, and was
buried yesterday in decent manner
by Mr., j. l.. Hill. who is deserving of
great praise for his untiring efforts in
behalf OF the poor boy. For some
time previous to death Iinl's mind was
sadly out of order. Poor fellow, he
was n good hearted boy, but his own
foe. Peace he with him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-01

posed schedule the time will he re-
duced to forty-two hours, and from
Odgen 90 san Francisco by the Central
Pacific Railroad the time will be re-
duced from twenty-nine to twenty
four hours, making saving of eigh-
teen hours from Omaha to San Fran
cisco and total reduction of the
running time between New York and
San Francisco OF thirty-four hours.
THUS the entire journey can be made
in about four and IA half days instead
of six days ~ now.
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RoPP's
Computation Diary.

Smpiies the art OF Reckoning and 10
worth its weight in gold to every Farm er,
Mechanic and business man, especially those
not thoroughly versed In figures shows at II
glance, the correct answer TO nearly lCo,01
business examples in ala kind OF GRAIN,
stock. Hay, Coal, Cotton, Merchandise, IN
TEREST, Wages, Measurements OF Lumber,
Logs, Cisterns, Tanks, Granaries, Wagon
beds Cornorbs Cordwood, Hay Lands,
Carpenters Plasterors,' Bricklayers' work
etc. II also teaches entirely New, easy and
lions, which even n child can comprehend.
II Ia neatly printed and bound in poe ket-
book form, and Is ready and Lightning CAL
culator. silicate Slate Memorandum. per-
all for the price OF Il common diary in SINH
lar binding
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL wv

Motto. Is given that win apply 10 the leg.
lslature ~ the state OF Texas that is to con-
vene on the second Tuesday in january, IsSS
for the passage OF an act TO refund Slia 10 paid
into the state treasury In two payments, on
to-wtt; April Il, ISIS and May 10, 1850 on sur.
sl.alS, issued TO The =. a. & NJ. G. n. II. 90. for
90 acres. and situated In TarTant county
about II miles south OF Fort NORTH The
payments having been made by me under the
Impression that II was state school land, aud
II had prior 10 the dates OF payments been
patented 10 the heirs OF Horny Lane, de-
ceased. This January !, isS1
Jantlm NJ. n. Hail,