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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-03-28

While recently in New York we noticed a
number of seals for sale at the fish markets
The only portion of the animal from the sale
of which any profit is derived is the skim
which is worth from five to seven dollars, ac-
cording to its condition. After very cold
winters numbers of seal are usually seen along
the New Jersey coast and even along the
shores of the Delaware bay Many have been
lately noticed in the vicinity of Stapleton,
Staten Island, and several were shot and cap
tured there.
1t takes about dozen average turtles to
furnish one quart of the famous green fat SO
highly esteemed by gourmands, and as it is
only found at all during certain seasons in
the year, the $40 per quart charged by Eng
lish dealers may not be considered SO high a
price.
A lawyer, too proud to allow his friends to
suppose that he practices in divorce courts,
advertises 81 isft marriages specially"
As reasonably expect oaks from mush-
room bed as great and durable profits from
small and hasty efforts.
White elephants have dropped in price
from 5000, 900 to $175, 900. Now is the time
to lay in your summer supply.
A patent iron coffin dealer advertises that
any one who uses his invention once will
never use any other.
1t is not until man marries an 1S-year-old
angel in pink and white that he realizes what
a glorious cook his mother was.
The Japanese game of checkers is SO intri-
cate that month is often spent in deciding
one game.
Cranbury is to have a national bank and
one is proposed at Hackensack.
Soft words, warm friends; bitter words,
lasting enemies.
All miners are not successful, but many dig
in vein.
The vassar girls favOrite Roman hero
Marius. a
A dentists sign-drawing, music and dane
ing.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-03-28

Soon will the organ grinder,
With his hurdy- gurdy thing,
Be forcible reminder
OF the disappointing spring.
Let us sing
While we bring
A load of bricks at him to fling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
AT NEw YORK.

NEW YoGR, Dec. IA fire occurred
this evening in the office Of Norman &
Fleichman, dealers in " God mosaics on
the second floor OF West and
Fourth street. The entire up
per part Of the building was
soon In blaze. Miss Wood,
manager Of the ladies' art associa-
ton, who lives on the fourth floor,
was prevented from getting down
stairs by the flames. She went TO the
front window and made known hes
danger. a ladder was run
up and she was rescued by the fire
men. Another young woman was
carried down from the third floor.
Mrs. Patterson injured herself quite
badly by falling down stairs. She
tried to remove her trunk when the
first alarm was given, but was over
come by the smoke. She was also
seriously burned. Her trunk fell on
top Of her. She was carried out by the
iireuen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
WICHITA FALLS.
From Denver TO the Falls by Wagon
in Thirty Days.
An English Colony to be Founded il
Texas in the Near Future.

Special TO the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Dec. MIR.
II Morrison and A. A. Marselis Of
Denver, Col, reached here yesterday,
after driving the entire distance, 500
miles, with a pair of horses in Just
thirty days. Thirty days from here to
Denver is not bad time by wagon, but
when we are connected with that city
by rail, which no doubt we will be be-
fore many years, thirty hours will be
all that will be required to make the
trip.
A small party of Englishmen, direct
from ''old England have just located
north of here and will open up stock
farm. The leader of the party, Mr..
Godfrey, informs your correspondent
that number OF his countrymen wilt
follow him in short time. 1t is their
intention TO locate colony and follow
farming and stOck.raising.
Mr.. S. =. Gates of Mississippi and
his seven sons, are here
] locating In this county. Mr.. Gates
Gays that hundreds of people in north
ern Mississippi are preparing to come
TO this state, and that the opening up
of the Queen and Crescent route TO
Shreveport gives the people Of his
state direct line to Texas, and he be-
lleves that this will add much TO the
population and wealth Of our state.
Mr.. John G. Lewis, travelling land
agent Of the Gould system in Texas, Is
spending few days here.
Mr.. Mulkey, representing the New
York Graphic and the Louisville
Courier.J Journal, Ia here with his spe-
cial car and will before leaving take
several views Of our town and vicinity.
Trade is good and Is improving
daily. One can see at all hours OF the
day the "prsirie schooners" being
loaded with merchandise for the coun-
try west and north Of here. The lum-
Der trade is good and Rs we have lively
competition in that line lumber Is
selling low.
u. Craddock of Dallas is among our
late arrivals. Mr.. Craddock has beer
in Dallas for years.
MIR. Frank, also of Dallas, has rented
large brick on Ohio avenue and viii
in few days open up tirst-class res
taurant.
MANY have come here of late from
Dallas and more are coming.
Quite party from Kentuck!
reached here yesterday.
Quandah Parker, chief of tn
Comanches, with several OF his mel
are here from the nation. They ar
loading up with "store clothes.n
The Indian trade here is fast In
creasing. The Indians are now re
ceiving quite a revenue from TN
leasing of their lands TO stockmen an
many of them are farming and stocR
raising on their own account.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

inhabitants. 1t win naturally be the
supply point for one year from the be.
ginning OF the extension, and az the
road progresses, forwarding and COM
mission houses and wholesale dealers
viii establish In our town to supply
the Western trade. This will give the
town q permanency OF growth that
can not be effected by the transient
trade incident to railroad extensions.
IL this is reasonable conclusion, who
can say that Albany will not grow
and prosper until second Fort Worth
in size will occupy its present site?
The new courthouse has been fur
nished with a fine set Of black walnut
furniture to each Office, while the dis
trlct court room is Respondent In
benches and tables, making display
OF comfortable elegance second to no
structure of the kind in Northwest
Texas,
The delegation of cattlemen from
this county to the national convention
have all returned, They express them
selves highly delighted with their
trim TO st. Louis.
We noticed large drove of the
Northwest Texas Horse companyis
stock horses driven through the streets
this week. They appeared to be il
fine condition TO stand the winter
| season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
wINNsBoRo.
Two More Business Houses The
School and Masonic Institute.
season..

= wv NANAS 1uSAASoo AANho0o AAp
School and Masonic Institute.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WINNsBoRo, TEX, Dec. !. The
past week has recorded two more BUSH
ness failures, being the firms Of A. Nc
Bride and !. I. Massey & Son. Both
firms dealt in general merchandise and
did large credit business.
The school under the management
OF Prof John A. Boon gave it's crossing
exhibit on Friday night, which WAS
very entertaining affair. Prof. Boon
is one of the Oldest educators in this
place, having resided and taught here
continually for n number OF years,
and IA he has decided to reside at
Tyler in future where his family re-
moved some time ago. We wish him
the success his ability merits and
recommend him to the people OF Tyler
as a ripe scholar and Christian gem
! tleman.
The Masonic institute, under dlrec-
ton of Prof. Melton, assisted by Miss
Leola Power, is building for itself u
| good and, we trust, lasting reputation
AS progressivein institution of learning
The musical department recently
added is presided over by Miss Curry
OF Sulphur Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
ALBANY.
Rumor of the Early Extension of the
Texas Central Road.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
ALBANY, TEX, Dec. l.-Our county
oflicers-elect have all qualified within
the week past.
Our graded school usder the super
vision of Prof. Dalrymple is model
educational institution sud deserves
the highest commentator from our
citizens.
From several paragraphs that have
appeared in the papers during the
past week, together with rumors cur
rent on the streets, we
are led to believe that the
management of the Texas Central road
eontemplate an early extension of
their road-bed from Albany TO a con-
nrction with the New Orleans 81 Den
Yer road somewhere in the Northwest.
Without ape culating on the truth oil
this repoTt we cannot help INDUCING
in a few thoughts As TO the probable Ell
| feet that such an extension Will nave
on our town.
Beyond the end OF the track, west OF
town. Is large hole of lasting water
| owned 10y the company near lnl'
natural reservoir is level plot o
ground containing about six acres
also owned by the company. Tha
neither the hole of water nor the pIo
~ around can be purchased, isa fac
learned by our citizens who have mad'
! offers for Them. Add TO this the fact tina
Walnut Springs is now the end OF 1
digIgion. and that Albany.
the proper distance to estabiish an
other division, we leave the reader 70
indoe the results.
Albany ia thirty-thTee miles iron
CRYSTAL Fails, where au inexhalistio y.
snI,ply Of coal can be mined Inc az
tsnee can he trayersed by road with
mt recurring 3 single bridge 70 o
hnilt aud but few cuts and Ills, max
mo a road both cheap aud practics,o.ie
} Tbts would make The Central Iosn ia
denendent Of the Gould System Tor ~
coal eupnly, besides opening up -
avenue ave. through which the south ans ~,
southeastern portion OF Ill
state can be supplied WIN
necsssary fuel. This Argus
very strongly in favor Of q piAns'
road from Albany TO Crystal taii is %,
Albany Il now town oil apou9 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
RaDe Illend IIaDged.

SALEM. y. J., Dec. 1.-The legal
execution Of Howard Sullivan, which
took place In the county jail this
morning, was the closing act in a
tragedy seldom equaled.
The story of his crime y as follows
Ella Watson, on the night Of the 18Th
n August, 1851, while proceeding t.
her home over q lonely road near
Yorktown, WA waylaid and
ravlshed aud murdered aud her
body concealed hi the bushes near by
where II was discovered a few days
afterward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

A telegram from Dongola reRsserte
that Gen Gordon has taken 5hendy.
Bands of BedonIns are Tobblng all
the caravans Of pilgrims on the way to
Mecca.
M Hoessel was elected president md
M. Bezzpla Viee-pfesldent OF the
national council Of Switzerland yesteE.
day Both are Radicals.
Prime Minister Ferry has given the
powers official information Of the com
plete cessation Of cholera In France
and has requested them 10 abolish the
quarantine against France.
The bark "CIydep from Mauritius
vas wrecked November of AkarOa,
New Zealand. The captain, his wife
and three children, the officers and all
the crew except one, were drowned
Reports that have gained currency
relative to the condition o. the emperor
Of Germany have been exaggerated
He has had several falls recently
through weakness Of bis llmbz, but his
brainfs notiroubled.
There has boon q fresh collision be-
tween the Spanish aud kFitish author
lilies ~ Gibraltar. The spanish cap
iured 3 vessel Ia British water which
they supposed 10 10 Z smugRlsE The
Britain sent an armed launch Ia pnr.
suit OF the vessel, reeaptured u and
along with its cAptof II ses toEedtnf
the harb0r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
THE REDIsTRIBUTIoH BILr..

LosDos, Dee. 2.--At meeting Of
the Conservatives Of both houses Of
parliament held to-day TO decide upon
the policy 10 be pursued in reference
10 the redistribution bill, II was decid-
ed hat the Conservatives should agree
TO second the reading Of the bill In
commons, deferring all discussion Of
It's principles till the bill comes up for
confederation of the committee.
The Irish party has decided to sup
port the Redistribution bill.
Tire threatened coalition of the Tory
and Liberal disoOntents has been found
to be impossible, as there appears 10 be
no comnlon basis OF action for them.
Opposition 10 the bill Ii fast dlsap-
pearipg. and the second reading b ex-
pected Friday.
Parliament VIII adjourn Saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
DENTON.
Sale of Denton County Real Estate

Sale of Denton County Real Estate.
special 10 the Gazette.
DENTON, Ten, Dec. 2.-Under a
decree OF partition from the district
court the property of the Skinner
estate was sold this morning at the
courthouse, This properly comprised
lot IN this place, four or five lots In
Pilot Point and farm near that
place Good prices We're paid all the
way round, showing that real estate
in this county Is not by any means
lacking ~ demand.
Rev. j. Clark Smith, formerly oi
Rockwell, arrived last hight TO take
charge Of the station in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, here.
additional attachment was Levied
late yesterday afternoon on the Deav
export stock OF goods by Carter Bros
& 90. Of Louisville, KY, for Sl9ls.45
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
TYLER.


special 20 the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX Dec. 2.-Commieslon-
ers Of appeals to-day reported To the
supreme court the following cases for
af1irmance: Person We. Boyd, from
LimeatOne. Ward, Dewey d Co. ys.
ex.Gov. Hubbard, from Travis; Rubl
VS.. Kaufman & Rnnge. from Calves
ton Pipkin vi. kaufman Il Rnnge,
from Milan
To be reversed and reformed; Wallis
VS.. Grow ct al. from Bnrnet.
To he reversed and reminded: West
ern Union Telegraph compaGy W.
Brown, from Tarrani; Fertson et o.
ys. Afford, from Dalias; Ross Ct al VI.
Hogan ct al, from MeLennan.
To be dismissed: ex.Gov. Hubbard
Va. Ward. Dewey d 20 from Travis,
The supreme court affirmed the fol.
lowing cases: Mcqueen Vi. Smith 81
al, from VanZandI; Rsevss W. Rob
erts 1t al, from VanZandt; Willis VI
the City OF Dallas, from Dallas; Pear
son vs.. Boyd, from Limestone; tbs
Merchants' Insurance. Company W
DWyer, nom Washington; Pipkin vs.
Kaufman d Runge. from Milan
Lane & Johnson Us. Herndon, from
Smith.
Appeal dianissed: Gibson ct al. VI
Templeton, from Ellie.
Reversed and rendered; Clark "
Mumford, rom Dallas; Gregory, Coole.
& Co. ~. Beaucamps IRON Ellis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
fIghiIng Free Trade.

NEw YORK, Dec. 2.--The commit
Tee on organization Of the Independent
Irish.Amerlcan decided to continue
the assembly district organizations
under theuan1e ofihe 'Irish-Americau
Protective Union, y and adopted an adj
dreea urging their feliow.c0untymen
10 organize frish-American Protective
Union clubseverywhere Ia the United
States 10 resist English free trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
wEATHERFoRD.
A Merchant Closed Out by His.Credit
ors.
Special TO The Gazette,

ors.
Special TO the Gazette,
WEATHERFoRp Ten, Dec. IT.
C. Campbell, who has been lecturing
here on theology for the past week,
left to day for Thorpe Springs in COM
pany with Rev Randolph Clark, the
elector on the prohibition ticket
w. T. Cain was closed out to-day
His liabilities exceed his assets, He
agreed with his creditors here yester-
DAY that they could take his
stock and pro-rate 1t among
themselves We learn to-day that he
says that he is going to sue them for
| closing down on him.
Our city fathers have commenced
building the city hall and engine
house. 1t will be 30x60 feet, two stO-
Ties high,
Cotton is still coming in lively and
selling at 9J@9l. Business is pick
ing up.
". l. Benton was brought before
his honor ]. Squyres, justice of tbs
peace. to-day and fined SIS and costs fol
carrying a pistol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
GAINESVILLE.
An Assault on the City Marshal-A
Commercial School in Prospect.

An Assault on the City Marshal-A
Commercial School in Prospect.
Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. 2-Last
night City Marshal Brazleton arrested
man for disorderly conduct, and
while conveying him TO the calaboose
was overtaken by two OF the prisoners
chums, who attempted 10 release him.
The marshal, who is a powerful man,
finally succeeded In overcoming all
three and marched them 10 the Gala
bonse. One of the assaultiIg parties
had a six.shooter, which was taken
away, and this morning all three an
swered to the mayor.
At called meeting OF the board OF
directors of the Gainesville Gas COM
pany Mr.. j. NJ. Hamilton was elected
secretary and superintendent, vice
Geo Lindsay.
The preliminary trial OF Houston
Zills, charged with horae.theft, has
been continued, owing 10 the absence
of witnesses.
A project is on foot In this city TO
establish commercial school similar
10 that in Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Prof,
Purdy, for many years principal OF a
commercial college IN indianapolis,
mas arrived in the city and
has associated with himself Prof
McFarren of this place. The college
will include primary and intermedi.
ate course as well, and II the enterprise
receives that encouragement which
II deserves Gainesville VIII be q partio
ularly favored place.
The condition of the firm Of McNati
a March of Burlington, Montague
county, which was clo.ed out by At
tachments the past week, Is not b bad
as was first supposed. The
total liabilities OF the firm
are SIS GA IS Resources, mer
chandlss in stock. Sl2,74s.S0i persona
accounts due, SIS, ia y; noie7 due
$40. T39. IS; three business houses, val
ued 81 5000; value Of individual prop
erty, $500.
Already much spirit L. being mani
tested in the mayoTalty election, which
takes place next April, and there are
number ofsspirants for the position.
The Daily Independent Of this city
has CHANGED hands, Meesrs. William.
gon a Norwood becoming proprletors.
------,s So
Rifie ana blasting powder, gan
pewder, fuse and caps at AndeBoni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
PILOT POINT.
Tying the Hymeneal Knot Our New
Pastor.

Tying tne dymeneal hnob-OuI N0"
Pastor.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
PmoT PoIET, TEX, Nov. 30.-Esq.
Miles was summoned last night at the
unreasonable hour Of II o'clock to per
form marriage ceremony. AS this
was his first call since assuming the
office of Justice, he responded promptly
and united the happy couple. The
contracting parties We're Mr.. John
East and Miss Davenport
Rev. II. Wsgers, the new pastor OF
the NJ T.. church, preached 10 a
crowded house this morning. lie Is a
fluent ana eloquent speaker, and very
favorable impression was made upon
the attentive audience
The M. r Sunday-schOol was reor-
ganized to-day. DR. a. NJ. Rsgland,
superintendent; J. n. Johnson, assist.
ant superintendent p, A! Spain, sec
rotary; n. Wilson, treasurer; Mlssei
Efiie Schottie and Mary Lindenborn,
librarians.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.
All Teachers in Tarrant County Re
quested to Attend

All Teachers in Tarrant County Re.
quested to Attend
BEDFORD, TEX, Dec. BY Judge
Furman's request, the teachers of Tar
rant county are solicited to attend and
take part in the teachers institute to
be hold at Bedford college, December
l3, 1854
Fellow-teachers "steel sharpeneth
steel" Let not the faithful, the true,
the honest teacher who desires TO ele-
vate himself in his noble calling, and
who would raise the standard of
schools in our country, fail to reap the
benefit afforded by these institutions,
The true teacher Is always ready to
give, as well as to receive. Come, let
us teach and be taught
Let us present our methods
and gather from all the good aud re.
iect the bad. Let us better fit our.
selves to walk where "aDgels would
tremble to tread"
The following will be the programme
for that days work:
10 to l0:20-Opening exercises, Rev
w. II Wright
1920 to ll;l0-Reading, Miss Lizzi
Clark.
ll;l0 to 70 Geography, New En-
gland States, NJ, f. Minter.
Il to Dinner.
to1:5O-Grammar, noun, J, NJ
Johnston.
1850 to 2;4O-Arithmetic, decimals !
A Clark.
The latter ten minutes allotted
each subject will be devoted to gene
al criticism. j. A. CLARK,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

Special 10 tile Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tx, Dec. =
Il. NJ. Patriclt's residence was burned
early this evening. He wss severely
burned about the htad and hande,
though not dangerously. The loss j.
about $4,000. The house was insured,
but for what amount was not learned.
The Gre was checked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
EVENTS ABROAD.
Abram 8. Hewitt Mentioned as the
Successor Of Lowell.
All Opposition to the Redistribution Bill
Disappearing.
LowELL,s sucoEsson.

LoNDoN, Dec Att Ia reported
that Abraam s. Hewitt ofNow York
will probably be the successor Of Min
lister Lowell. The Pall-Mall Gazette
says Hewitt's eminent position as phi
lanthmpist aid his free trade Views
III him exceedingly for tho position,
but whoever comes 20 England Will
find Lowell difficult man 10 succeed.
lowell maintains close reserve upon
the question OF his retirement from the
embAnsY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
CONGREGATIONS.
AT GAINESVILLE.

special To the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, TEN, Dec. LA fire
this morning about o'clock destroyed
frame dwelling owned by one Lucas.
The loss Is about $500, fully insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
MISUNDERSTANDING, I'M,

LAwRENcEBURG, IED., Dee 2--Ihe
Bauer cooperage works burned this
morning. 1t Is thought the fire was
ineendlary. The loss IL $50 600, fully
Insured One hundred aud fifty men
are thrown out Of employment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
Single Fact
th a Ship Load Of Argu-
ment.

CAlrEESvILLE, GA.
certify that two mem eers OF my
family, after having suffered for
Prs from menstrual iTregularity,
20 been treated without benefit by
fediesl doctors, were atlengih com
Ped by one bottle OF pr, j. Brad
pale Regulator. It's effect on Buch
'padertul. and we'll may the remedy
Womans Best Friend"
Yours respectfully.
JAMES W. STRANGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
y O'Seal Inangnrat4d.

'ohkRY, Ala, Dec. . Gov.
was inaugurated for the
ue yesterday in the presence
! = houses of the legislature.
.afAs were almost entirely in
no - state matters and congrat-
y, Alalama's bright future.
Nv. " olllee was administered by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03
y ANp ARsn1.urE succEss

n G, whitner Of Atlanta, well and
Known all over the United states
A Insurance Agent, saysi " used
y before the war on a large plan
great number OF cases, dlicays
/ ie success "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

nayis OF Midtown, Ala, writes
Braaaelo's Regulator extensive
'faetice with entire success. "If II
seltic, IL is, in my opinion, the best
nedy Tor tho disease for which IL Il
need.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-03

TOM GREEN COUNTY.
80. 400 ACRES; goo acres OF same under
fence; situated ON head OF North Concho
river, mno grass aud supcrnhundnnco OF
water also 1920 head Of rno cattle; n third
Interest Ia entire property ID offered for
go 1900 ACRES covered with nne grass
and asundeatly supplied with water; tooO
head OF cattle ON place. 200 calves viii DO
branded next nprlng, third interest II
offered FOR sale,
COLEMAN COUNTY.
@L $500 ACRES. 1900 Of rame inslosed,
AN abundance OF grass and water.
BosouE COUNT.
2S5. $500 ACRES one aud a half miles nom
Walnut Springs, inriosed with wire and
cedar poetn, wen watercd md sheltered,
viii trade Tor a smaller place or sell the
whole OF u half interest,
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
eai 4OO0 ACRES about I'VE miles southwest
creOlii 10 d acre. Of same w under a three.
wire fence, all rich valley, except about lOl
acres uf timber and bluns, lJi cattle, pnrt
Durham, VIII be sold with place.
BAYLOR COUNTY.
each, -. b. u. 4 G n. ri good grhss. plenty
| ofwater, ample shelter fpf winter
KNOX AND BAYLOR COUNTIES
gg2 siis ACRES me pasture land, sltuated
In southeast portion OF Knox and south
| west portion of Baylor CuuptteHi plenty of
water aud timber, good shelter Tor cattle IN
| With sutticleni number of good bulls, VIII
be sold with this place,