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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-20
The Murderer Rugg.

WINFIELD, Long Island Feb. 10.
Rugg the escaped murderer called at a
house this evening and asked for coat and
hat Being recognized he fled to the woods
Two shots were fred at him, one of which
took effect and it is believed he will be
captured before morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-20
New York stock Marker.


True, you are in miserable condition
you are weak, pallid, and nervous. You
cannot sleep at night nor enjoy your wax
ing hours; yet, why lose hearth Get at the
druggists a bottle of Burdock Blood Bitters.
They will restore you to health and peace of
mind febl2dlwlp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-20
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next - Hours.
War DEPARTMENT.

Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., Feb 20.--l A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States,
rain and snow; east to south winds shifting
to westerly; lower barometer. slight rising
followed by falling temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-20
In Ashes

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.
The saw an grist mill of Gof & Piummer
of North Gorham, was burned today, loss
5000; no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-20

WANTED.-Ladies and Young Men
Nv Wishing TO earn t1 to e3 every day quietly at
snef homes. work furnished. Sent by mail.
~ cehvaasingNo stamps required for reply Please
- ccadfess EDWARD +. DAVIS q Co., So South Main
st., FAN River, Nass. jsn2itkvl3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-20
WEDDING CARDS

All Other Kinds Of Printing re-
quiring Latest Styles Of Type,
Neatness, Taste and Careful
Attention, are solicited, conf
dent that we can give saiis-
faction.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
Bon ecr SuSSritr

Die San0crrun6c bat beI6IpIsn, in
corpore an Dem 8eSiristurnFeite tbeiI.
;uuebmen. 9Iud mia iie lid 70 ,abI.
reid ais mbSIi9 all Der Sdneerfobri
eeS 9lsSerEranS mad Mountain Bari
betbeiIiseu.
Die Sdngerrunoe bcIdIoB am 9ien.
lta8 glbeno, am 30. gtu9uit ibr Stiff.
un9sicit nit eiuem Bic Sic i'm Gentrol
gart Su feiern unb babel ,uaIeid bic
OrSeI OsrIooien su Iaiien.
0eIeSsntIi6 ieines Soften Geburts.
ta9es am SienItag purSe Sobn gIoieu
am 4beno bon Der SanoerrunSe unS
Der Goncorbia Suu6 beimgeIudt, peIde
elnl8e re9t an9encbme StunSen Der.
lsbten: Die Spci SrIau6er, lpeIbc i'm
Serlaufe Der 6eier na6 Gauc.frout
tra8ten, ipurben 70 I0nge bebient bis
iie y9enus" i6rien.
9aS 6unSament fir s,aIob gDei6eps
asas5 gSobnbaus an Bird Strabe lit
fertis. "
Srau Warp ISABELLE, bic Mutter bes
StaotratbmiteIiebes bon Der 90. 8arS,
itarb ON 9isntas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
Sife SeutIdjer Sriefe.
Spn 9ctcrsbura.

Die 9ipbt6eritis berrfdt pieSe,
lebr tart bier. gtm Montag ipuroe Elm
tlcines SinS Der GbeIeute Senrb MulIer
bG9ra5en. 9Iub itarb am Wiontaa Gin
5iueIldbri8eS Siub Der GbeIeute 8eter
S9dfer. 5erner Iiegen Gin SinS Der
gSltttpe gSeItbauIer, bier SinSer Ses
9eor9e Gn8eL bas iingIte 9inS SeS
Sobann Suttermann un6 mehrere an.
oere nn Der 8enannten Srantbeit bar.
nieber.
= Der SOiepb SeiI bate bas lin.
9lld, am SamitaS Wlursen Bel ieiner
9lrbelt III Der StnblmUble Der GiIen
Gompanie hie 3tpei 0litteIfinser Der
linien Sanb 70 Su SerquetIden. ban bic
gld8el ii4 bon ben SSinSern 6lten.
= Gs ideint unIer Gr. g(Ibermouu
iuelB nibt, bab man feline lSooeIneiter
anSbeben BARI iOnIt sirge er nid5t am
Sennta8 aue, UNI iunSe slmIein ,u
itIbibsn. GS tpdre beIier, er faufte I'D,
wel9e bslm Sc8eIbGn6Ier in u. 9luf's
Sptel.
: Der Sobn &nieritm baut cine
9llternc bel feinem SauIe, ga or SaS
gBaiertra8en miiSe 1T. 9lber, Sannes,
psnn's ni9t re8net, bait bu bod fein
g8aHsr.
- Der 6roit IeBte gGo6e ridtste
bier groben Shaben All iunoen Traus
benitoden, Sobncn mS 9artpffeln an.
- Der gtnOreaS Sdort mub nod
immer SaS Sett bitten.
- Sci 8erIpoIuus Der 8cttSsde bes
iunBen SUbn 8aui5 ipar sSoIepb Spff.
mann Der sIiidIi@e Gcpinner.
= Der 5riB Bid it nod immsr ar
beltsunfdbig bon benz Sale, ben or lets
teS Spdtiobr bon bem @erlIt an feis
nem Sauie 8etbun.
- Der Sipsn 0lcGonncu baut elm
ncHes gSoInbaus auf ieiner 9ot an
GroB Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
Wei6dits. 9lnSeiger Der siinieitr.

gaumeiftsr Gonrab Sdr6ber besanr
am Uionta8 nit bem 9adIteinleeen az
Dem neuen SGuiersebiert an Gebar
45enIe, ge9eniiber bon Gbas. GpnraS,
0anelbe iuirb bre;itBdig unb pier,is SuF
tiet gSm. Stern betbmmt cine Eront
bon 20 SUB, Bentley cine IoIdc BON II
uno GPp bat Is SUB 6rOnt.
S9nspp bat ii9 einen neusn SunS
an9eid'afft uno mar nit SemIeIben am
Sonnta9 sum erIten 0laIe uuf Der Sa.
ieniu6e, entoedte' aud pirflid, einioe
9teiter. Gs fam S6nepp suerit ionber.
bar Dor, paB Der !Suno mebr an 1einer
gtodtalbe berumf3nupperte, aIs am
9tunoe na6 elmer Spur fudte,-bis or
lt9 erlnnerte, bab er cine bon Gut.
beings g9dritsn in Der SaIbe bate.
oeren QUIT Die Sunbenaie fibeIte.
&Ornader's neue g(potbefe SO. 724
4lttstpn Ibenue ipurSe am 0lpntaa er.
bttnet uno erfrcut iib bsreits elmer sutcn
Sunoi6aft.
YIN lOldprt9er Sobn bon Gbipar6 |
Soulon9, an Gebar 9lDcnue iupbnbaft, |
erlItt am Spnntag bur1 einen Sal eis |
nen glrmbru9 nabe 6em Gabpoen unS |
Ilel itb nebenbei ben glrm aus Dem
SeienIe. Or. 0atcS icgte Sas @lieS
ptepcr elm.
SaS Dbl 6eIop pic Sic am Sam.
tag mar 9IaamittasS nur Idwad, am
Ieeno iebo6 be6er beiu6t unb ,,ein II
Stcrtel success, ipie Sreunb 8arrina
e9en iuiiroe. Die bem @bltanS pprs
tebenoen Sraucn Der 9iebccca 9uee Der.
rleben ii9 bic Sangepeile in better
8elle uno madten es Sen anipeIenSen
>erren Der SdBpfung mitunter rebt
'9rm. SIM llebrisen UcrIief bic sSeIts
I9teIt IN briiSerIi1er Gintradt. i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
@e0iel, YaIage, sener J 9e6cns gseri O,rfdaft

Srr VVT1a- r. TkieSeI.
Gtablrt 1859. 53 eadapanna gueur 5,r,n4,n m
W e1tt duf ale sin sltbfan grSo,u
S9ttsi1etne SdGrbrung u6taQe
@flp abl pchlssins
StH5tebu Grttafm
GtHtur eT penn RHtuGI <N'"'
IL unb Ttrfa
Sf ll9erung RbeIH
Ionpasnen ''o'" o'N"V- !" !" 4'o'I
III Ter
Sderriah bfh H"p
u eitP6ie Bfrtn in tHryltr 6nh trprst '' "'' '"S'V
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05

1a5- GbaS. S6eu6's StiefeI. unS
S9ub8eI6dft lit init ben beIten Q8aas
rem rei3Ii6 berieben unb bic greiie
lIno 10 nleori9, ipie irsenSpo in Der
Stabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05

Gin 9luffeber bes gBm. GonncIl
ytamenS Sbos. Sill, purSe DienTtaf
gsa6t bon BpIisiit GSiparos in unTeret
9SarS rerbaftet un6 cinseitedt. Gr
bate cine S6Idserei ongefarsen, in
oeren YerIauf er f9Iimm mitsenpmmen
fpurSp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
6. Q. 9Sptpere. 9lpnthefer.

q &C' WpiUets, Np0tDeFer,
Seoar Strabe, eranton, @a.
Gigentbimsr bon 9oucrs' Qebcr giqen
e6nrm Cordial, gtteruurm.SDrup. Sanos
nhrni' t9 Serillger, 9nbnen.SDrnp, Sbeerbaliam
tllr Snftcn, Grfdltungen unS griunc. oeutiSes
eminent. Samata Snaper, 8iebpuIper nnS
uieIe nnoere artilel, O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05

Sranf gegmann, auf SieIer Ssite
iuobnbaft, purSe AM 9ienItaa in Gr.
man8eIuns bon $500 9lroi6aft ins
9efSn9ni6 Seitedt, ipeiL er suerIt nit
etnem SanbbeiIe eiHen ,9aun bon Olas
9cr 9eamiib suiammenoebadt unb Sann
tetne lg8epmann's) Srau nit Der 9Icis
den gSaife beSrpbt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05

= Sn berI6ieSenen Sbsilen unIcres
Counties iieIen am 9Onnerita8 unS
{Sreitag S6neciloden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
YSiffc~s

ont tllr irgeno Gin 9eocn. 9opfprb. Ser,.
bremen oOer 8eritopfllna. Turh Ionoid6rjS1r
erfabrng bin i'd non Seilen site 10 ibsr,S,,GSt
onb ib ieOer 4erion G3arantie Iciitc. me4n ~
ltug 9enn9 an9ewenoCt miro. Iie itdrFite
Srtaltung tann nit 0leiem @ittcrn pertrieben
peroen uno CO ueruriaht meoer llebelfeit mod,
setbldlneioer. @enn CO nidjt bilft, 70 be,obIs
I1 ons @eIo juriiG. Sommt uno prIifet "a.
~ ltets jn baben beim balben oper onn,cu
9elnt ooer ipie es geWini6t miro, i'm ,.g,ro9S.
Map SotcI'', l0ll GeSar gpenne, Scranton
Or. penrD @aIter, grop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05

;. Sas erite Seu6ten Der eIettriidel
q St9ter am SSreitas 9lbsnb purbe boz
5 ben sobIreiden SpasiersGn9ern, Dor
oenen SieIe nod feline @bnuna bon bic.
ler Neuerun8 batten, ua6 @ebibr bes
= ipunoert. Sir BEN stIten 8erIud lief
! oas Sldt nidtS su ipiinIden iibria.
Ste anSabl Der brennenben 2ampen
mar 45, bod ipurbe SieIeIbe icitSem um
20 nermebrt. Die 2ampen an ben
StraBentreu5un9en ideinen Gin bisden
Su bod 3u bdn9en; Ser 2i2tfreis 1T 70
5mer etipaS auS8ecebnter aber aud
unbeitimmter.
= SoBn NcGuire, sesen ben bic
@rob9ei6tporenen cine 9lntlage ipeoen
eerilbter glotbSudt al SriSaet Cor crs
poben batten, erfldrte ib am ssreitaa,
mad elmer Iingeren 1lnterrebuna NIT |
Der 8ldSerin bereit, bieieIbe AL bsiratben |
Ino irurbe Su bieiem 9ebufe bonn @es
tan9niB na6 Der 9ir9e sebra9t, fpo Die
Srauun8 itattfanb.
= S9uIbirettor gatrid S. 9oftus
bon Propibenee itarb am Spnntae
SornItta8 I'M 9IIter bon 81 Sabren.
= Gin ippbI6abenSer Sarmer bon
Semon Scipnibip, g9boming @ountp,
Namcns Daniel glberp, ter an reIiei5s
lem Wabniim Ieioet unb am Oiontao
per Q. g. & 81. 8abn mad 9anpiQe
9ebra9t ipur6c, crreste am bieIioen
Sabnbofe bur6 iein @iitBen unb Sos
ben 9roBe Iufmertiamteit.
= 9ie Scranton Supply unS 81. !
ientpaaren Gompanie" erbffnete beute )
N gto. 13l g9pOniug glbenue (2i6rar6 I
1ebduoe) ibr neucs @ei9dft nit einem /
auBerlt reidbaItisen 8orratb BON Gis /
lenmaarcn fir Die SanSwertsbanf, Die a
gBertitatte unS Sas Saus. 9aS @e= t
.9dft 1T unItreitiS eines Der beeeutenos 5
ten in Der Sta6t. II
= 9er8eBt nidt, baB bic iabrIide 9
sEeurlion sum Selten Der @aiienbeimat
I'M nddlten Diittpo6, ben IL. Stunt 6
tattttn6et. 9Ser Sieiss Sabr ben NJ
nountain 4art beiuGen pia, ipIlte 5,
'lele 8ele9enbeit ni6t berIGumen unb 6
u9Ield einen ippbHbdtigen 3psd fBrs 81
'ern beIfen. ri
- Serr Stubbad, bon Der ,,9u,erne 9
'ountp grpreB", mar am Samitae bier "a
mo perbano bas glnsenebme nit benz 0e
= 3. +. CT folIeftirte GeIber V
NIB beiu6te bas Obj SSelIpp Bic Sic. to
Der g8ettIauf tuurbe auf Der &eaeIbabn mi
uno Der Srib Sing iiesrei6 si elI
us benz Sample berbOr. Us
: Die 9tnsabI ber Nlinenunfdae in ~ ",
nipeitcr 8lcipitt's 0iItritt i'm beraons m Nv,
'nen WIonat mar 81 unb babon berIies :"
n iiebcn t6btIi6.
= 9atrid 8eIib, peIder boriaen I'D
ilttipo9 bur6 8!idmpIsenes MetaIi in t psl
II StdbImitbIe Der GiIen Gcmpanie psl
,per berIebt purSe, itarb 9ienitaa lGn
a9t nm IL ll9r. g8eIib par crit PuI
DIS DICnate perbeiratbet. SCI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-06-05
Aper'
s. elips0igor el

aisbt 0sblsbtrm o6er etauem 6aore cine notly.
ide, iaittl bFOlut Ooer uadB g5uui9 GaB ibwGrBs
6arbe uro yugleib ben SLAM inIb bic 6riibe
ber Su5eHo pirotr. glttcls blister 6lliFBieit iauH
man beIle5 ober rotbs5 6aar euHtel. Ito ibUadcs
Sadr iidri ma4eH. uuo oft, roieiDobI nibt imucg.
Der aablbeit ab1eIita. sic tbut benz gu5iolfU
bes paare5 Ginbat, uno wanoclt eiHtn ilpGheH
ano frdHili9eH Saarputo IN eireu trdiiilsu AM.
Gle pertrebt 5doriuu6 S6rppeu uiS beiat bitieH
nor, mb BELT iait is6c Der aopfbGut cisrnibRmlibp
arans5eit Sur bic 0amcns gillette II has 9iaor
IinUerslsi4lia; es eut6dlt weosT Gel NOD 6arbss
tisit. 8iebt BEN 6aare Gin ipridc5. GldHicrbe5
iHs isiSenartiSes 9moic9en un6 eiHtu sagtcn uno
baasr1ben sSobIscTu5.
Serr G. y. 9riaer ibrcbt aus Nirbp. O..
INTERN D. 3nll lss2: .,@oupeH Ncrth fHR Rgin
Naar nn dasinidier imo in tirBey 9eit ipuree ib
is ssiTabe taS a, 9a gtDTand,;e uielt 1anJ sine
Nlai9e pon gpsr'6 natrs 9tGor; Go t5at BEN
Daaripud5 berUor. gltu Acpi IL Jest init traitja
1uanleHsem ndare bcbcdt, uub TO bin dbcrieult
eat 10 Qai9 tabl luare, peun to 99r 9lttta Mot
8. -. sOpen, cissutbamcr hes ReSr,
thur, Sbiol ENQUIRER, idGt: ,.Ager'5
!Sairs Stgor " Gin au5GGei6ue;e5 prdparut fir
has odGr; nno ib iprcGe uus ciqHcT Gtidbritna.
0s ioreert eas sSa95tbiln ncEcr Naare uHb aiebt
ibnen @ldnI iro seehbcit. 4uh ies ein idisres
Nittel gegsn Sdinppeit 60 iusit meiHe gtnntnb
Tedlt bat Go fetN ~ pouier 5sirisei8mg GeUtrit."
Serr angu5 SGirbGirH. SiTsttor bes be-
rlbuiten fhcithtn Shrlertbor5 ,.Sie Tniulif
sSairhairu" ihrribt ous Goiton, Do H.. INTERN
q. Neb. 1850: ,,Seit mtiu bdar GHiina ourb ciueH
qepiren Silberibeir ben s5ediiel niReigeu, oeu
bic ilh4tige Sctt beruorbtiBgt. lebrauhc ih
Muer's 9airs 8tGor, uuo 60 bat mid in heu
Stdnb aeiert. Elm iiaerelitc5 gutigbeH ~ beipabs
zen -eiu llTiano. weId,r iar greS'gsr. Geencr,
Shonipieler ttri iteen, eer iib btn SilGeu pes
4'nbsitame aliseg;, uon Seeeuilul IT,"
Srau .. q. grcSeptt i&rsittpcu Rr ls. clm
Ct, GbGrleStoiuH, 9dii., INTERN u. glprll
1850, mte fol9t: ,,Sor ipei Ndhren ucrtor TO
iingeidbr jpet Srittel utciEe5 0aargs. G5 uers
sninoerte flo ibneu, uno TO gul rdib bCg Gdblbet
eHtaegen. So6alo i4 gper'S MGirs s9tgor
Hu aebrduhen dning, bcrte eoo GuSi1len dui, utue
!oadre ipuhien bcrUpr. uno In ctfoG ciuclU slcuat
mar mstn Nopf nit tirien sGnrtH GlHi tgorGt
ARetH 01dT tlhr fort 30 iuaditu uUo III MN 70 lWt
spie por ben aH5illlen. so panbte rtacmdBih Hur
cine 6l0i9e hes 9tGor6 Gi, lest Gbtr BesrduGje
ta 60 Bele8enilib yny Soileite."
gSir babsn bunoerts pou abuli6tn Seusuifcu 'Rr
bic gsiriiamicit pOH Il uer'o l0aiugiaor. Cu
bsebs Seriab bebt allen 3Ipsiicl ou ielnem -5,ytb.
9uberettet uoR
Or. 8. 6. ABsr Sc 6u., 9oprl, @nH.
IN allen 2Ipottefeu 5u haben.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-21

THE STATE OF TEXAS-IN HE DIS
trict Court o siober Term. A. ID. 1884. To
the Sheriff or any Constable Of Travis county
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded that by making
publication of this Citation in some newspa.
per publ shed in the county OF Travis once in
each week for four consecutive weeks previous
20 the return day hereof, you summon a. L.
Rhemherg, who is a nonresident TO be and
appear before the District Court TO be holden
in and for the county of Travis, at the Court
house thereof, in Austin, on the first Monday
in October, A. D., 1884, file number being 7,147,
then and there to answer the petition of the
State of Texas, filed in said court on the 18th
day of April, A. D., 1884. AGAINST the said A. l..
Rhemberg and j. A. Rhomberg, and alleging Ill
substance as follows to wit:
That plaintiff is the owner OF thirty weight and
one-half sections of land situated and lying
respectively i'll the counties of Haskell snd
Nolan, in said state of Texas, infinitely describ-
ed in Exhibit A, attached and a. part of said pc
tition, and also attached and made part of this
citation. That all of said lands are public
lands, which haYe been surveyed aud set
apart fer the benefit of the common school
fu in the manner directed by law. That on
the 26th ray OF November, 1881, and on divers
dates subSequ. Mt thereto. the parties whose
nlicaIts to-Wif: NJ. b. Thomson, d. F.
Church, L. A. Thorn. on, A. w. Terrell, II. NJ.
Thomson, John s. Rector, w; J. Montgomery
r. II. Montgomery, A w. Terrell did file their APP
pl'cations for the purchase of the said sections
of school lands described as lying in said county
OF Haskell with the surveyor OF the Young
Land District, to which district the said county
of Haskell was at that time attached in the
city of Austin, in the county of Travis, aud not
AT The office of said surveyor, as contemplated
by law and as was required by the instruc-
lions THE Commissioner of the General Land
Office, issued to the district and county sur
vey ors under authority OF law. That the said
applications were presented to the said sur
veyOr, at the place and in the manner afore-
said, before the notice contemplated by law
had been given that said lands were on the
market, and that by their said unlawful appli-
cations and pretended purchase of the said
applicants acquired no rights nor titles in and
to the said lands. That on the = day of
1881, and on divers and sundry days
and dates subsequent thereto, the parties
" hose names severally appear in said Exhibit
Is applicants, to-wit: E. j. Cavalier, W. II.
Hays, jr. and b. w. Randolph, severally de-
signing to enable w. Ii. Randolph, of the
county of Travis, State of Texas, to acquire
or his own use and benefit more than seven
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-21

THE STATE OF TgXAS-IN THE DIS
Il trict Court, October Term, A D. 1884.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Travis coun-
ty-Greeting
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED, that by
making publication of this Citation in some
newspaper published in the county of Travis.
once in each week for four consecutive
weeks previous to the return day hereof you
summon Joseph Rosenthal, nonresident of the
State OF Texas, ana George Bates and Robert
Feige, whose residences are unknown, to be
and appear before the district Court, to be
holden in ana for the county of Travis, at the
urt house thereof, in Austin, on the first
Monday i'll ctober, A. d. 1884, file being TIA
then and there to answer the petition of the
State of Texas, filed in said court Oh the 18th
day OF April, A. ID. 1884, against the said Jo-
seph ROsenthal, George Bates and Robert
Felge, and alleging in substance as follows,
to-wtt: That plaintiff is the owner of fourteen
sect ons OF land lying In the county of Has
kell. in the State OF Texas, and minutes de-
scrlDed In the petition in this case and
set out in the exhibits hereto attached and
made part of t is citation: That all of said
Veyed and set apart for the benefit of the
common school fund in the manner directed
by law; that on the - day of November 1881,
and on such days and dates subsequent there
to, the parties whose names Severally appear
in the exhibit attached to said petition and
part thereof, did severally file their applica-
lions for the several sections of school lands
therein described, with the surveyor of the
Young Land District. to which district the
said county OF Haskell was attached at that
tlme-Said surveyor being at the time in the
city OF Austin, county OF Travis. and not at
his office, as contemplated by law, and as was
required by the instructions of the commits
Sloner of the general land office, and of the
Encouragement of said State of Texas, issued
to the district and county surveyors under
the authority of law; that all of said applica-
tons were presented to the surveyor at the
place and in the manner aforesaid before the
notice contemplated by law had been given
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-21

that said bonds were on the market, and that
by their said unlawful applications and pre-
tended purchases the said applicants acquired
no rights nor titles in and to said lands j. that
each and all of the said defendants, whose
names appear in said exhibit as applicants for
the purchase of said lands, have, by virtue of
their aforesaid unlawful pretended purchase
OF said lands, been claiming to be the true and
lawful purchasers thereof, and to have acquir-
ed perfect titles thereto; that plaintiff is in
formed and believes, and so believing, charges
that defendant, Joseph Rosenthral, is, and
has been claiming some kind of beneficial in
tereSt i'll said lands, applied for by his code
PENDANTS, the said George Bates and Robert
Fe1ge, the exact character of said claim being
TO plaintiff unknOwn; that the said Joseph RO-
Senthal had fu and ample notice o all the
facts and circumstances attending the said
illegal applications at the time and prior to
the acquisition OF said claim from his said Co
defendants. Plaintiff further alleges that said
claim, set up by these defen fants, or by either
OF them, is a cloud upon plaintiffs title to
said lands, and obstructs the sale or lease
thereof, Plaintiff prdyS judgment against de-
PENDANTS and each of them annulling and
declaring void all acts of defendants or the
agents in and concerning the whole transac-
ton and each part thereof; that all of said
pretended purchases and sales be declared
nun and void. and that defendants, and each
of them, be restrained from ass rting claims
to said lands under said pretended purchase
and sales, and that all clouds be removed from
plaintiffs title thereto and that plaintiff be
quoted in the possession of the same,
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said court this writ. with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
anne.
Witness ;=JAMES P. HART, CLERK of the
the District Court of Travis county.
- Given under my hand, and seal of said
LIS. court. this the tenth day of July A. d.
~ 1884,
JAMES P. HART,
Clerk District Court, Travis County.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-21
NIortuary Report.

The following is list of the deaths
occurring in this city for the week
ending Saturday, August 16:
August "a. Newton, marasmus;
aged year and 8 months; male;
white.
August 10-J. ADDISON, infant, (still
born), male; colored. John Hamilton,
Bright's disease; aged 40 years; white
G. A. Taylor, typhoid fever; aged 2e
years; male; white. Mr.. Paterson;
remains brought here from Walnut
creek for re. interment.
August Pm. McCollister, typhoid
fever; aged 81 years; male; white.
August 13-Ch. Robinson, scrofula
aged II years; male; colored.
August 14-Lakner, caroinama Of
stomach. (hospltal). aged 80 years
male; white. DIR. Foote, chronic diar
rhe, (hospital), aged 43 years; white.
Augutt 15-W. Watkitt. diarrhn
aged IS months; male; colored.
c. L. NITscHKE,
City Sexton.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-21
Bricklay er's Strike.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE striking
bricklayers to the number of 1900,
who ceased work a month ago owing
to reduction of wages, from $3.50 to
$1.85 per day, had a mass meeting in
the northern portion of the city this
afternoon. A proposal to send COM
mittee to arbitrate the matter was
voted down. 1t was decided to have
a procession and mass meeting in
Market Square tomorrow afternoon,
when it is expected all bricklayers af-
fected by the reduction, to the num-
Der of nearly 5000 will represent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-08-21
SANITARY.
To Soak or Not to Soak; that is the Cues

To Soak or Not to Soak; that is the Cues
ton.
Mr.. EDITOR:-Dr. Burt's sanitary
communication to the city council is
very good as far as it goes. He has
overlooked one important sanitary
point, one that has been a disgrace to
the city for the past eight years, one
which no city in or out of the state
would tolerate: L refer to the use of
the cutters on Congress avenue and
Pecan street as drainage for water
closets, urinals, waste water from
livery stables, bath rooms in barber
shops and private residences, dye
houses, laundries, drug stores and
saloons. No person ever saw such an
outrage continued for years outside
of Austin, the capital of the great
State of Texas, where such great in
ducements are held out for invest
ments and those seeking health resorts
and new homes
The city council at its next meeting
should, by ordinance, put a stop to
this nuisance. and our cutters should
be kept perfectly dry. The flushing
| OF the cutters only gives a temporary
relief, and the foul water from the
above places continues to soak into the
ground day after day. Win the coun.
Gil put stop to the outrage, or con.
tinue to let her soak?
SANITARY.