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LONGVIEW.

LoNGyIEw, March % - [Correspon.
dence About IL O'Clock this forenoon as
Bud Await was standing on an awning ar
ranging telephone wire going into an Of
flee below the awning, old aud rotten to
weakness, fell in with him, shaking him
up considerably. He was not much hurt,
Ii will be remembered he fell from the top
of TELEPHONE pole about two weeks ago,
from bis injuries then laying in bed several
DAYS.
A canvass Of the politically interested
here Indicates the majority Of the people
favor Bsyard, though this is a mere senli-
ment, for IL is not thought he could get the
II he could It would be a
source OF much pleasure, for his views are
coincident with those OF the average south
erner. Next as favorito II Mcdonald
with Thurman close third. But little In
;erest 10 felt IN Tilden, "tne old ticket" A
pronounced tariff for revenue plank In the
platform, subordinated to the minds OF the
government, of course, is advocated.
Governor Ireland is cordially supported
for denomination. and not person talked
TO Is in favor of division ofthe state.
The county commissioner court have
selected Mr.. Patillo for superintendent OF
construction of the new Jail, on which work
has already begun. Colonel ]. NJ. Carnes
is The contractor for the masonry and brick
work.
Ella Poe, A. w. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Clemens and other prominent citizens
went down on the afternoon train to Mar
shall 10 hear Miss Minnie Hauk's Concert
company.
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SENATOR YAKcr In bis minority report
on the proposed Tetalialory measured
against Germany for placing an embargo on
American hos products propounds several
quettlons that Will puzzle tho proteoIionlsIs
to answer. 1t Iss poor rule that won't
work both ways, and the United States
cannot expect 10 keep upa selfish prolec-
tive tariff and at the same time ntnd her
ware free into the markets Of lheworld.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

SULPHUR SPRrses. March 22.-tCorres-
pondeDce 1-Commerciel Business That has
apparently bean in winter quarters since
January LIST, IL slowly waking TO life, and
the merchants smile more cbeSrily as the
dimes and dollars "chink" In their money
tills.
The owners q the coal mine bring speci.
mems 10 town, bet seen bv the cold light OF
criticism and ihe bright light o; midday,
tne appearances is, 10 say the least, dis
henrfening.
Hopkins county voters and Grecnvile
delerafes ere raising istues over the con-
ventlon Of two years ego. A. beasinr balm
fc me re-opeDfd wounds, Greenyille Is
broadly congrafnlsting bulphus Springs on
hsving congressional timber. And the
.spri5cs, l. like q bfshful girl with her
frst lover. Perhsps 1t II fun 'poked" at
us sfseT ell.
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Glass4lS5lsRGt!BERR@&&
CLOTHING ROOM

Is the largest the This is acknowledged fact
1t is the place for you get rscass, tailor made suit at
very moderate outlay Our trade does give us the
preference because the LARGEST cothiers in the
Southwest nor because the ablest merchants in
received by us the Clothing Line caused by merit
We carry throughout establishment entirely fresh stock
because have way crowdng goods at every close
each season. five have to make sacrifices thus clearing
our stock Of old goods.
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Ngw YokE Sun; Pho withdrawal, un-
der tho Marquis OF HARIisotos's orders, OF
the reward offered Tor OMAN M0SA's
head, will po.sbIy strike ,nai sNsik ~ esi'
denoe Of hluudeFng, followed ny division
Of councils aud weakness. Doubtless Ap-
NIRAL HKwArr thought that t1 ret mis-
head Tor 5000 would be an exceedingly
economical way Of campaigning, but should
osMAs rotalia.e by offering Ike price ioT
the Admira's head, or for GonpoNs IN
KhNtoum, aud, thanks TO some skillluI
plot OF fanatics, should he get what he
asked for. there would bea great cutlery
against Moslem barbgity,"
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SAN G Err BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Offers line of Clothing this that only be admired
and highly spoken Of 1t is useless speak Of system of
buying of abyin regard ready cash. as our pa
irons well know we can afford what any other
house Daily gentlemen who have
made careful among other houses walking through our
Clothing Room looking again and again. and finally
vnced they get suited best place We do the
right thing by customerswe have but price, that ev-
eybody knows and this price bound to make the
lowest otherwise would be working against inter
We mark all goods lowest figures clerks are
deprived the privilege take less than ask for an article
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rnI.Ms or sunsonlrrloN.
THE WEEKLY,

Comph,lfg clpht pngcs u lny-siX columns
Ia tho iaFrtsf anil cheapest Newspaper in the
State and isnow offered az Tho following 10
cuCcd raics,
One Copy, ono Northumberland go
From March 90 November 10, 1884 10
INVARIABLY IsADyAgcg
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TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1884.
INDICATI ONs

For the Western Gulf states-Parsly cloudy
weather ard occasional rains In southern part;
nearly stsiionary temperature; winds shit
ing to east aud north nearly stationary, follow
cd by slight rise IN barometer.
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SANGER BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Contains everything that and Short thin and long, long
and stout, thin and short may call for The multiplicity
of assisted getting up corresponding diversity Of
suits meet the varied wants and Of each individual
We carry Clothing suit all classes people; have large
lines of loose and easy fitting garments made of the ghtest
and simplest material suit all dressing for the sake of
comfort have eegannes of snug fitting suits of all kinds
plain and fancy material please hobby young who
dress Stylish neat and tasty We have just the Clothing
to suit our climate.
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Free of Postage 10 all Parts of the United
hlAlas nnh (nnnhn.

Remit by dram ON Dallas, pOst0ihce money or
der o. registered letter us sent otherwise, wa
will MOI be responsible Tor misoarfinges. Al
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spoolnen cnnles sent iIee ON Application.
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A Flood In Wisct usin,

CHICAGO. March 24--The Journals Mil
waukee, special Gays: Serious floods ore
reported from Darlington and Colsmine,
Dredge county. The Pesatonia river has
II ,oded both towns. Tne people have left
stopped.
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rnr fiat issue OF The Dallas Echo, q
rso<- GATED BY coiored man and pub
$500 IN the interests Of his race, 10 on our
11hle. E3isor'aIIy and tSpogrsphicsliy the
scurnsl h cr,ciiso.s Ia the extreme. We
~ - veElus WI psess ssesssfnl
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No.srsor and srRrseEs have both en-
raeed rooms at Peoria hotel during the
democratic convention. Are they moving
ont Of rssee OF presidential lightnine3
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SHARON vArcE ran Mn. INGALLS, to
oover Ia fine style In the debate on the ed
uoatIousl bill. MR. vAscs talks seldom,
hat he is always sensible.
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THr mesnest man in our circle OF &C
oualptances will cit for hours with the
sohone 20 his ear catching on" TO what The
crossed virss may , ield up. He Is iis'ie
n1rate for . cent.
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On. HknRIcK, of johnson. would "dsn
nm throsts and sew mp lips that crave .
aisss OF fosming isger." The doctor Is
crank from WhirlvIile.
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New Yorx is asking the people OF the
Union to contribute ten cents each towsri
assisting Liberty to Enlighten the World
from Bedloe's Island.
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All Paper D continued at tho Expiration
of he Time Paid For.

Look ut the printed label on your paper. The
date Their on shows when tho AuusCripii0n eh'
pirts Fofwnr he money in ample mo for
renewal " yuu le.ife uubrOkcn dies o. We can
not always furnish back uumbsts.
Subs Tlbcrs desiring the addffts OF thoif paper
changed viii phase STATE IN tholr coninunlea'
ton hn-h Tho On nml now ahIr-
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RANDALL will have to pass through an en-
filsdins fire, II he expects TO walk up Penn
sylvania avenue TO the White house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

GpAsr talks OF making southern tour:
This is worse than the lower Mississippi
dood.
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A NEWS streak ran through Texas yes
tsrdsy. II was not sapguinary in hue,
aikhor
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WE AR tHOKIZFD 10 A NOUNCE
w ~ JACOB RACCu as = candidate for
Counc mon 30 The Third Ward Election, sth
I'VE NKE AUTIU izFD 10 ANNOUNCE
" Col nsl ID, a WI LIAMs as o candidate
Toy Al ~rmnn ron fifsf sand.
WE sr r AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w j. u RuNEI as . ca dlcaiC Tor ye.tlc..-
too p the cnirg o. Alf.rnln of Tia Sec.md
Word oil ih suing nni iual Icct on. af
uTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANI6 nee
W Mr. joins SiE LIN Az Tor re;t'eeien to
Tho Nee o. ncilman IN lhe, SECOND Ward Of
The civ Rleci. n SIN N 1urllr
W. ARE AUTHORITATIVE ANNJU NOE
W captain ROBERT ID gfAy al. andIdate
for Aldefmauln IblgG Ward
MI ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
:" Captain ROBERT GIBSON as = candidate
for Adermnn oxide 18TH Wid
NE. AXE NTTH0RIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the neshe OF Colonel W. u. GREENLAW
a. cAn9sdats for the oifics OF Alderman from
the se,s5nd Wa1i.
-I1p3s M GALL ~ Leg. 1a4,E S !,
BROWN Is q candidate for a derman of the same
IKE AXE AuTHoRizED re. .ANNoUNCE
w +. n. CoCKRELL as a candidate for AL
dermau from the first Ward.
NE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W nj. i. L. RowLEY as a candidate for AL
derman from the Youth Ward.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w D. CARTER as a candidate for Alderman
In the Sixth Ward
ME ARK AUrHOHIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w DR.. N. ". NEW SOM rs q candidate for
Alderman OF me Fourth Ward. Election, 2nd
Tuesday I'm April
THEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a GAN.
dida'e for Alderman Of the Fiilh Ward.
Election. 2nd Tuesday in April N sTEWAkT.
TIIE Arr REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J
w II. PORTER for Alderman Of the Second
Wsfd Election. 2nd Tuesday in Aphl
WE ARE AUTHOhIZeD TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. SiGMUND LOEB as a candidate for
re-electif n for Alderman to represen TIE Fourth
Ward. Election. 2nn Tue day In April
IH7E ARE All HORlZED TO ANNOUNCES
w Mr.. G. BOGEL as candidate FOR re'
election 20 the Office of City Afsoe sor ana Cob
lecior Election, 2nd Tuesday ~ ~
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv The ame OF Colonel J. q. WILLIAMSON
as q candidate "a the otlice Of AID fmRn rom
the FIRST Wafd.
TJ7E ARE AUrHoRlZED 10 ANNouNoe
wv ~ . c'ffru pc n camHifsf fnr Alderman
OF the Fourth Ward Election, 2nd tuesday in
April.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUESTED
w ia announce Mr. @ ARNOLD as can
tidate for re.ele ,tion 10 the uiiice OF City Mar
Shsl. Election 2nd Tuesday in April.
IITE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. j. EHEEHAN as an independent can
didata for City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
"a April
1TF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w L. VAUGHAN as candidate for City As.
SCISSOR ano collector. Election, md Tuesday In
ARril. ,,,-.,.,,, z,y.,v,,
Tf1EAKE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of Captain W. II. MORTON as
candidate for City Marshal Elecuon'2nd rues'
CAV ln =
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VxTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
W D. CARTER as a candidate for Alderman
In the Sixth WnId.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w NJ. r L. ROWLEY as a candidate for AL
derman from the Fourth Ward.
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Texas Trunk.

GoisG SOUTH.
80. 2 NAL ana Es press. leavCs........ 500 p N
GOING NORTH.
No. !, Hall ana EXpfess, arrlves. ll;0O m
Troigs : and 2fuu daily Sundays excepie1)
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alone, the problem Of tbs dense illiteraoy OF
the country or many portions of VIII DO
satisfactorily solved IN good time.
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IxTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w +. II. COCKRELL as a candidate for AL
dermau from the First ward.
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I'VE ARk AUrHUnILED TO ANNOUNCE
w DR.. ". ". NENsOM rs q candidate for
Alderman OF ne Fourth Ward. Election, 2nd
Tuesday In April
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MI ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
:" CAPTAIN ROB I'm GIBSON as = candidate
for Alderman of$fe rinh Word
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so l9l 81 Louis Express (dMiy).....s:5l n IN
So. ie4 AC mmuduiln (ox sunday. .1;lj IN
No lo2 hi. though sleeper % 81 Louis.
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THE cHrvALRY OF TODAY

Ia broader in its conceptions OF duty, no.
bier in its methods and grander in its
achievements. II supnients no consIitu'
ton OF the commonwealth by any seli.sus-
pes,ed code OF honor. but 1t insists on
cheerful conformity with existent
law and order. BY associated
effort il recognizes alike the
lofty and tho lowly, the rich and the
poor. 1t seems TO unity humanity by
grading up and not a levslling down. It's
passionate their miseries, and sympathizs
In their sufferings, of whatever country,
sect or opinion individuals may be. 1t &C.
cents man as IL finds him, permits the
apologes Of human nature to plead In his
behalf. and accepting the plea throws the
veil of charity over his weaknesses, exiols
hIs virtues, bids him be comforted and con-
with him to conquer the cruelty Of CIR
cumstapces. Surely such Institutions as
these with such virtues for their FONDA
lions and such precepts for their corner
stone are fitting objects for the admiration,
the respect, the love and the patronage OF
ali. from the titled dignitary OF the tinse lied
Theirs IA the spirit that tends the sick. that
yisits and aids the poor, that builds homes
for helpless widows and orphans, the blind
ana ina lame and the deaf and the dumb,
tbe insane and the infirm and the penniless
aged. Theirs is Of the spirit that constructs
school-houses and encourages churches,
that Establishes soup Kitchens and
fresh Air excursions from the
crowded cities to the invigoraiing
sesbosrd or the .heslthful hills. Theirs 10
the chiyalry which keeps its nightly vigils
with the ievsred pulse and smoothes the
pillow Of ssr,h's permanently. departing
guest; and. defying even contaeious disease
itself robes, at its own cost, the dead in the
hsbiIiments for the couch OF everlsstingre.
pose: and IL never asks whence came that
guest or whittier he goeth. For, after all
boasts. we .''lords OF cre.tiop," We heads
Of The animal KINGDOM" are but poor, ig-
rorant factors In tue grant scheme OF an
iocomprehensible architect, whose world
work here is as \ grain OF sand on the sea-
shore compared with the countless
crystal spheres that have deckcd the
etherial vault for an eternity OF time, since
with all
QUE BoksTEp rR,GRKss
we can dc mopsfrste nothing Of our origin,
are equally in darkness Is to the real pur-
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IIPDS iHE GALL OF 4 L R6E NuMBkK
u OF citizens OF tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWN Is n candidate for derman of the same
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ME. AXIS EUTHORlZED TO AENoUrCE
" the ne.he OF Colonel W. u. GREENLAW
a. a canc.sdati for the oitics Of Alderman from
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n HERHBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a CAN
l. dda'e for Alderman OF the Pinh Ward.
Election. 2nd Tuesday In April N STEWART.
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WE ARR tTn0RzLD~TJ ANNOUNCE
W captain Hu BERT B gfAT asa candidate
for Aldermen iu e. THIN Ward
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WE ARE AUTHOBIZ 30 TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. SiGMUND LOEB as candidate for
re-electif n for Alderman 70 represen ne Fourth
Ward Election 2ln Tue dav In April
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Y17F ARE Az HORiZED TO ANNOUNCES
w Mr.. } G. BO6EL as a candidate for re-
election 20 the Office OF City Assessor ana CJl'
lnntnr FlLrllnr, gnh TueEdnv w III
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VIIE ARR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J
w II, PORTER for Alderman Of the Second
Ward Election 2nd Tuesday IN ADdl
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv The n ame OF Cll0nei J. G.. WILLIAMSON
as q candidate "a the o1ice Of Alderman from
the First Wand
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NEW RsILwAY TINE CARD.


COMO HuUrH.
No. . New Orl, ans aud Galveston TX
prass h -ilvl.............. ......... AGO a m
No. W Mixed % C0TslcanR lex. Sunday 1910 p IN
No. I, Galveston Express (dMly...... $3.50 y N
GltNG NORTH.
No, T. g. Louls Express ldaiyl......., 500 "a no
SO. II, Mixed o. ucuisOu Eek. sunday 1920 y IN
80 g. So. Loul Express daily. ...... 800 y 10
Missouri Pacific.
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lME r AUTHORIZED no ANNoUNCE
w j. ii rooney os D car dlcaic for yc.tle.,.
iIon = tho office Of Alfsrm4n of Tia sec.fnd
Wnfd OF fh g .rinr uui iuHl rirct on .r
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,kTE Ar a tH0KIZFD 10 >EOuNCE
w mr JACOB RAUCH as candidate for
-ouncilmlu 80 the Third Ward Election, sth
n Anil
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fJ7F ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOuNCG
wv ~ q c'ffru r- ~ candid ~ f1r Alderman
OF the Fourth Ward Election, 2nd tuesday, In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

whose trade extends into large nnn-
Der OF counties. Their husincsa rnns
up among the big figures.
4. J. Patty has lately removed he
IMMENSE stock Of dry goods from SHEER
.llAn 70 TINS point, where be proposes
~ no y loooing and retail business in
NY goods, boots, shoes, hats and no
uons, and he Is going to sell the same
ny nls sherman prices, or as low a.
similar goods are sold In Fort Worth.
als stand Is next door to the -ofiice.
he claims TO have the biggest stock In
town. His entire business will be
concentrated at this point.
=. A. Souter, dealer In diamonds.
watches, clocks, jewelry and millinery
goods, as a speciality, viii soon move
into his new brick store, opposite the
Falls City house. He eNpeets To do
even 3 larger business than he did in
Dallas, where he resided many years
His business prospects are very bright.
and being progressive man he will
no doubt command his full share OF
business. Even now he has fine run
OF business.
Collision & Caldwell have a livery
stable filled with fine stock. Theirs Is
a livery, feed and sale stable. Ex-
cursionists to the coming celebration
can here get an outfit when they want
TO survey the surrounding country.
ADDITIONAL PART1CUi AIRS.
A free iron bridge has been built
across Beaver river. Telephone con-
nection WILSON be had with the outer
world. The Building 4 Loan associa-
ton has a capital of $4,000. The
Wichita Vineyard association is a
chartered Institution with $50, 600 CAPT.
tai. The knights OF Honor and knights
of Pylhiss both have lodges here.
This is wool and peltry market fol
not less than one hundred and fifty
surrounding miles. On the LIST Of DC
tober daily stage aud mail line will
be run from this point TO Mobeetie in
Wheeler county.
fHE GAZETTE is the only daily
pap that has much circulation II
this vicinity, and II seems 20 givt
universal satisfaction. II. +.
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nrnrIYrI,a aALr.

TN pursuance OF the order OF the District
| Court Of Victoria county, made on the slst
day Of July, 1854, In cause No 1873 on the
docket Of Eaid court, wherein Ayers q Can
non and others are plaintiffs and The Texas
Continental Meat company arc defendants,
an M,p t ssia ils TheiT skAU3HTEa HOUSE,
AND ICE FACTORY, at Fort worth, Texas
and ali the machinery, tools, appliances and
appurtennnces 10 the same belonging, lo'
aefher with the land upon which The saIne
stands, the same being fully described " The
and Ice Factory, AZ Victoria, Texas, ana ~
tbe machinery. tools, appliances and hppur'
tenaucea 10 the same belonging, together
with the land upon which the same stands
also fully described In the order above re-
feTTed 10, Said property u offered ~ Ytpdfs
proposals Tor the purchase OF the same VIII
10 received until tnat day, aud y mol sofa ny
nriyate sale on or before said nnt day OF
befoher. 1884, the samo will be sold Al publ
auction, within the hours prescribed by ihW,
by ms undersigned. on the nfat Iuesdsy ~
Nosember. oi y being we IN . nhy 81 ssu
month, to-wit: The properly IN fort WYItn,
~ the door OF the Courtbouse or Iarranl
connty, IN the city OF Fort Worth, Iexasl
and tie property In Victoria At the door o.
fbo Qourthouse Of Victoria county, In the
city Of Victoria. Texas; -,-...,.
The terms OF sale, whether pIlfaigs. n pnn ~
ne are cash, and IN both cases said sale u
made subject 10 the approval Of the District
Court Of Victoria county, ana VIII W 70
pOrtad " said court AZ the next Term com
ineneing November 10Th. 1881, ana no uue
Will be made 70 the purchaser until ihc SAID
lale j. confirmed BY the eOuri. a..
The undernigrcd VIII give fnll iniormhtloh
and PARTICULARS 10 all appllcania,
No. - II. H. pHIDJIAM.
Receiver \. q NJ. Co. Victoria, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-23

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods I;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs f; Tents and Wagon Sheets ;