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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
THE CHIMES.
The Opera-HOuse 10 be Opened for the
Season Tonight.

The Opera House 10 be Opened for the
Season Tonight.
The Fort Worth opera-house will be
opened for the season tonight with the
presentation of the Chimes Of Nor
mandy by the Fort Worth Amateur
Opera company, assisted by Mrs. Ella
Rives Francis, and the house will be
probably crowded. The GAZETTE
feels sure that the performance will be
a finished one and reflect credit upon
the amateurs; and Judging from the
rehearsals 1t will equal that of most Of
the professional opera companies that
will visit Texas during the season.
Prof Often has taken great pains in
the preparation of the opera company
for the Chimes, and the theater goers
Will be greeted with gem
uine musical treat. Then the
opera-house has been beautifully
refinished,Rnd decorated and presents a
lovely interior view. To those who
saw the Chimes presented by the same
company last winter he 10 said that
this performance will be a great inn
provement over the first. With the
exception of Germaine and the Bailie
the cast will be the same as then. and
the sOloists are in perfect practice for
the presentation.
The company deserves q full house,
and THE GAZETTE hopes they will get
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

WASH IoNIas believes In free grass. SO does
the Fort Worth GAZETTE, query: How
can THE GAZETTE consistently oppose Wash
Jones FL Houston Post.
Because the Democracy nominated
John Ireland, not Wash Jones, for gov
ernor, Neither free grass nor lease
law is principle Of Democracy. Isn't
the Post rather new in Democratic
harness to be trying to read Others out
OF the party2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
CRIMINAL CAIgN9,i
The Mayor of charlot.. :.
by a Tramp Thr lSss'' !. ElsA
ing Heard. ~
Jim WATSON, the Eu,s..
Was offered a R lsTr1si'' 10 3 !
in the Tenitss, uAl''i
JIM WATSON o,n
Special 10 thu s,.-,' OAPrrRr,,

snsc,., - "AssoN CAp1,p,
N.Y., MgsKOeEr, I. 4, Sent !,
visiting here saw and ~ ~ l'.--A
son on Monday event. u0snl''a
Sheriff Bennett and nsr,. nsnI
ly started in pursuit ana nay Inn.
near the Arkansas rlva' Wv OVertosi
ing as cowboys thev 81, when /,
ting the drop on an succeeded (
lie refuses TO talk ana ca,plniin,
awaiting parties from rs sne ofln'l
hlm In charge. This G, ~ q
WhO Is wanted for hi, n Jln ",
Watkins some time s n,ns Ala,
q a.. ia aIsn. reward has been r oI'. q !
or aiive, by Mrs. Watkinss ueisi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
wEATBERFORD'
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette. 81 /;
WEArHERFoBp, Tex i
d. HartneIl of the firm q : \.
Co, wholesale grocers' ,s,,.
from a business trip \
counties of Wise. hi
Stephens and Palo fin ...c,e bS
the cotton shOrt-nol dIi.
fourth of a crop. Cgln rstsr
rains. Plenty Of sIoch Moug
good, especially pecAiia'
but collections fair. ~ out hkV
b. f. Wilkins has sol ~ Fs,srhIlr'
Hall to the Weatheriofu
Carpet company. ~, eus b
@. w. Wells and NJ. .s,..iesi,s
brough were married
ing. he SUI I
Illinois this morning.
ness and pleasure UP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
A MINISTER RoD,,.

~ eho Gdhelte.
MARSHALL, TEX, sM i
sleeping-room of Rev. i, e Z,
rector of the Episcopal ,s, \.
entered last night and com, !.
teen dollars in money and s'..,'
trinkets taken by the THE
the day previous purchasa !, 4
gold diamond-oruameptsS NJ,
chain. The thieves fs;ls5,
Harry Woodward, who va 4
the night with him, was
fifteen dollars he had col :
day for his mother.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
sHor by OFFICES

LOUISVILLE, KY
Times specialsays a posi- 2 Z, I.
attempted to arrest we j,
charged with the murdssp ~ "
in Nelson county, Ky, /. a
heavily armed and refuse : |
der. He was shot and in''i''
by the posse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

THE daughter of Gaviana Purissimo
Morisini, Jay Gould's former private
secretary, has created a sensation by
marrying her fathers coachman. She
says her home life has been only a
prison since her earliest recollection,
and now that she has married the man
OF her choice she asks TO be let alone.
Her father, Mr.. Gaviana Purissimo,
gained considerable notoriety some
years ago when the suits were being
tried contesting the consolidation OF
the Western Union and the Mutual
Union telegraph companies. Puris-
simo had been secretary of the
latter company, and in his testimony
swore that he had never received
any money never had kept any
books never had seen any stocks or
bonds, nor never had known of any
records Of the affairs OF the Mutu a
Union. Jay Gould at the same time
swore he did not recollect whether it
was five or seven millions he paid for
purchase week before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

In nearly breaks the hearts Of the
barnacles and mugwumps Of Demo-
cratic papers in Texas that they can
not read certain other Democratic
papers In the state out Of the Demo
cratic party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
NEW YORK RANIks

NEW YORK, Sept. Nv. A. Camp,
manager OF the New York clearing
house, authorizes the statement that
no bank in this city has asked assist
ance from the committee, and that all
rumors to that effect are utterly false.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
A BOY BuRGLAE
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Sept III
burglar, aged only twelve yea
latest development in The z
line here. He got away 4 +
with a watch. chain and W. WI, (
belonging to Mr.. Ben DaYaa 7
ployer, and has not been ei1sA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

TIE contest over the Chicago Times
has been settled by allowing Mrs.
Storey, wife Of the proprietor, to
draw 5000 a month from the revenue
Of the estate Of the Times office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
A THREATESINo
Special 70 the Gnratta ItflIR

" suo Hhhette
,,, ABILENE, TEX, Sept !, ,
Elliott of Jones county " !. ~ 4
fore last saw a suspicion. lo Y al'l
ride up to his gate and tb..,
leave The next mornlD,s I. "a
note at his gate threa,.ss,ul' ~
unless be left the COUNT
turned up again. Hs
slve man. Great indIsr.it
Mr.. Elliott is a very ~.
ness in the Swain n ,s'ia
tried In Arson the last y
Suspicious are ailoat. e'sa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
NORTHERN PACIFIC EARNINos

New YORK, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE
earnings of the Northern Pacific show
an increase of $54, 700 over the same
week last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

a BASE BALL umpire at Louisville
had to have fifty polio emen to protect
him from mob that wanted to con-
suit with him about u decision he had
made. The account Of the affair does
not say whether he had $50 bet on the
pnme or not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

Hon. tBEnvA LOCKWOOD, the female
candidate for president of the United
states, is said TO be entertaining de-
sire to pool her chances with Cleve-
land. She would be willing to be
president of the White House.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
DESTITUTE MINES

ATHENS, OHIO, sep Ia
evicted and idle miDers az !
committing depreciation. y,
stock Of farmers IN lnssA "a
Owing to their desiitutl0n ~, \
are afraid to take iegAi
prevent ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

In is said that the defeat Of Secretary
Folger by Grover Cleveland so preyed
upon his mind as to cause his death.
Blaine should take warning and get
of the track before the engine comes
along.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

Tn is difficult TO please everybody.
Some'of our friends complain because
TWE GAzBrTE is not printed on per-
fumed paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
sUICIDE OF A REJEOTED I0T

SUICIDE OF A REJECTED W
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept j
night Lehan Fry proposed ?
to Mrs. Penrose German, Wld'
ing near Homer Center, Medl'
ty. Being rejected Fry d
German in the head intllcllnil
but not fatal wound. Supp
had killed her, he went toaas.
procured a shotgun, put ths y
his mouth and blew his head e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
49, az AnyKHT, .ary.a

EURNIShhb On AFf'bicN IiONs
Reu,ittanoes by draft, pc st-orice money
urdcr or IN registered letter, AZ risk OF ofhce.
subjects.
Pfonipt information OF evcrta and news
happenings q general In lerea. solicited, ana
Vgiii'be properly cOTnpene ated.
All comfnanlcatiOnH iIltene ID for pubica-
ton must - accom- panied ~ the writer's
g1nfne and addresa--not for publication, but
a. an evidence OF good faith.
Address letters and communications OF
svery character 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
ASSIGNED.

lRoNToN, OHIO, Sept. I'D. Linn
Gooch & Co., wholesale grocery and
fancy goods, assigned. Their liabiIi-
ties are estimated at $25, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

Bonn MCCULLOUGH, the famous
actor, tits thought, will have TO quit
the stage forever. Many of his Texas
admirers will regret this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
A LETTER CAUSES A KIN

- IL IN OAOoEc n h-eA
Special TO the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX. r.
The news has just reached Ia
John Reed shot and killed Bill
ley at Vineyard, Jack couly
shot the top OF his head 81
shotgun. The cause was ls1
Binkley to a young lady deN1'
the character of Reed, Reeih
his preliminary trial and / Z
make bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

REV. BAIL is evidently sorry he
ever learned the business since Brick
Pomeroy has turned him over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
ruUnsuAv MoRNIro. sEprEmBER u.s.:

THBRE seems to be an epidemic OF
suicide among bankers. Canada must
be a poor Place TO live in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
GERMANY.
AFrER WEST AFRIcA.

AFTER WEST AFRICA.
BERLIN, Sept. lit is rumored
that the German Colonization socIetS
Is about to send an expedition 10 mass
extensive acquisition OF land In West
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

TTrE Paris Free Tongue is a lively
paper and edited by lifelong Demo
crat. We wish IL success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18

THE st, Louis Post-Dispatch informs
an inquirer that the new members OF
congress would vote for president il
The election went to the house OF rem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
COAL MINERS, srRrKr

rIrrsnuRa, Pa, Sept. l7.-There 10
no 'nAnSe in the situation in the coal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
SHOT BY A TRAM

DETROIT, MICH, Sept. l;-y
Samuel Robinson Of Chulou,
shot by a tramp last nlgbt.l h,
home, and is now in a craal
ton. The tramp was caught
dow late at night and ofderj
whereupon he fired twice On
going through the breast ofb, I
The man was arrested. and IN,
name of John MOrrisof Delrelt
is great excitement with I'm
lynching.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
a TELEGRAPH OPERATOR rSDr
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO. TEX, Sept Il
f. Morrison, the young teIsgnp
rator who secured S29o0 from d,
ders National bank through a n
lent telegram purpOrIlng to be #,
Indianapolis bank, who skip.
Mexico and was subsequently h
back, was indicted before ths (
jury to-day for swindling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-18
Ehr Bailn Ga9ette
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY.
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.
ro MAL1 anRacRtRERa.

TO AfAIA sUBScRTBEEa
tposidoe Prepaid Nv ne F'sbitsteTs.l
Daily, Weekly.
mr. Year...'.'. $40 90 One Year ...,.- 81 %
an Montha........ % Six Months a,s..,.. 40
three Months. 3 % Three Mont irs..... 30
DELIVERED BY CARR RffL
Per .- % cents
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
WOMAN'S SECRET.

She is over worked, poor thing!
Proud, honorable, faithful ,womanly
she determined to keep expense.
down, and do the work herself.
Right nobly has she done it, but al
terrible cost. The sparkle that was
in her eye when she was a bride is
gone. Her once plump and rosy
checks are now hollow and color.
less. She used to step lightly ana
gracefully, but now she drags one
loot after the other with painful
Hcariness.
For the sake Of the family she
does not mention her aching back,
her acutely painful nerves. het
rheumatic twinges, her dyspeptic
troubles, or the heavy weight she
feels in her right side, that tells her
her liver isgoing wrong. She thinks
nobody knows anout all that and
she will suffer on in quiet and dn,
rcpinlng patience. Alas her secret.
is anopcn one for i. tells itsown tale.
Whisper this in her ear, she ought
10 know it, hdEIm, Byo'wi's /,on Bit
r,I anil MR year baCk, CAIN yoar ney0r,
Kill joar rAtmmatim, @yiOt oni yoW dyIbct-
MA, and co,nrt Jonr H7er. Dollar a bot.
lie. Nearest druggist. 10
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Mr.. A. B. Vernon writing from Tenn
Pies Mills, Florida. under date of Janu-
AIRY 14th, Say - that last week in com-
pany with some friends he went down
to Gulf Hammocks to gun after deer
and bears, but failing TO find such large
game, was content with shooting some
wild geese and squirrels.
The HammocKs are a woods about 80
by so miles in extent. and are the most
noted place in Florida for cunning.
Those who travel South to Florida by
Charleston and Pilatka should take the
Florida Southern Railroad. The com
pany owns about 200, 200 acres of land
in this section and the land IL for sale
at very low rates.
Il. d. Bornett is the managing super.
tendent, and is doing much to develop
the business and agricultural resources
of Florida The climate is like per
petual spring, the mercury standing at
70 degrees in the af ernoon, and many
invalids from the States North are
there in search of health.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
The Acid Industry.

The cOrrpanonient of the nj i'd letO WI
runu . m.,icns " writes To that iour.
no as fo,iows cnnsern,no RI. ,cid mad.
grn,, wool in SULTAN and neiobborino
rnnn,;.s
n..t,.aa,, fo-.r and 6nv yoars aoo i,
ciass"w scotland tbers wa. An es.ah.
Iishwsn, tnow 70 IN, neonle of that CITY
au ,ha Sscret Chemical Wnrk.' diraot.
aJ cb;.av tn tba ,narnfActure of an.tat.
nf Tina Or ,vh.t wa. hetter known az
nnnJ acid No one was admitted inr
,bar ,.c.orv savs ,h. owners and work.
rnsn and i was as i'm pou.ible for ons
MOI connactsJ With il M gain An an.
r.no. aS nv .tr.ct an sntrance into a
Ma.on;c ,o,,n While in se..ion
W. manSf.c,nrs If wood acid in
thaaa dow. was axactlv the sane "a at
,hs e nrs..n, d.y With nerbans the AZ.
"antion that Wood aIoohoi has been
,naLs n salaahls nroduct, One reason
And nerhans the onlv one. for 40 closely
Guarding the manufacture of this article
IN its Infancy was n prevent Others
from embarRinp in ia Manufacture.
One cord of fulr.foot wood will make
on the average 800 pounds of acid. worth
in those DAYS tweaty two cents pound,
and as the wood and cost Of manufsv
turing could lot exceed Sl2 cord,
even In a country 80 scant Of timber az
Sontland IL viii, b. seen that every cord
of wood consumed in the factory 70.
turned profit of 81 TO the owner.
Who would not have guarded with
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
Tuunellng q Volcano.

1t is proposed to drive q tunnel into
the crater of Popooatepeti and to build
from the mouth of the tannel q railway
to connect with the Interooeanic rail-
way at Amecameca. The parties who
are in negotiation for the property with
the owner of the volcano, General Gas
per Sanches Oohoa, are said to be rich
American house The representative OF
the house visited the volcano with the
French engineer, Mr.. Charles Roay.
A contract Is said to have been made
tor the expectation of 81, 900 tons Of sui
phur q year at least. 1t Is also proposed
70 establish q factory Of sulphuric acid
for use here in Mexico, selling at 3 a
quintAl of sixty-tive degrees strength.
These products of Popocatepeti will add
largely to the business of The lntnro-
Ceanic Railway.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
THE FEMALE BOOK AGENT.
For tho REPUBLICAN.

For tho REPUBLICAN.
You may say what you will. and tneer q,
you plea o.,
At = woman who ca, vases for books;
Bat She doing work that viii have It's re
When the sneerers have gone 10 the spooks.
In m anya home good book he doth place,
VIII oh without her they mere won ID see,
That knowledge and comfort wi bring "
that hons,
She's filling the place ola tesche or and friend,
by y aeIhg good books In the hands
or fathers and mO,heis, VI daughters and
sons;
She their goodnes and knowledge ex
pands.
It's q calling woman more ably can I'LL,
AS rule, than Can be done by n man;
She's more aiiable, courteous. obiiginy and
And viii 20 where man never can.
To the cripple and invalid's ouch she'll re-
And pres mt good books to their views,
Which thout her shey'd never be able "
Much less their pages peruse.
Both preachers and doctors are good In their
place,
And the lawyers (of cOulse), We can't
spare,
But the female book agent with either Of
those,
For u. eiulness will fully compare.
II person you meet, who you sneeringly
Kr.et,
And turns up his nose as you pass,
Its an n!aIiible rule, he'BA conceiIed fool,
And miserable, ignorant ass.
Then, fair lady friends, press on with your
work,
You're IN proving the world every day;
For the bOO.s you do sell, TO your honor will
When you are both wrinkled and gray.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 10, 1854.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18

Herr Alfred krupp, the proprietor OF
the great steel-works, at Essen, Ger
many, where the guns which bear his
name are manufactured, employs 70,
100 men, who operate l,54i furnaces,
49, steam boilers, 450 steam engines,
and 1922 machines for working iron.
Besides being the owner Of 547 mines
in various parts OF Germany. His en-
tire possessions are said to be worth
So, 900, 900. He is described as a tall
aud rather stern.looking man, with slop-
ing shoulders, long neck, and full
white beard, hiding sensitive mouth,
and q face narrow at the jaw and broad
ening above the thin, weil.shaped nose.
His dark eye is keen and penetrating,
his forehead expansive. He is delicate,
nervous and In ellectual, and looks like
q clergyman. His only son and her,
Fritz Krupp, who will succeed to his
immense estate, is a young man of fine
who is already acquainted
with all the details of his fathers bust
ness. He Travelled considerably in this
country. He il an inventor of very many
valuable contrivanoes used in the works
at Eisen. Herr Krupp's establishment
has turned out 20 0OO cannon.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
Threatens to Sue.

Il. 7. Fighter, proprietor Of the In
stallment house ut No. lO7 West
Seventh street, applied at the p, w. Il
b. Il. Il. station in August last for a
ticket to Thurlow and was given a
ticket for Claymont. He did not notice
the mistake until the train arrived at
Claymont, and he was ordered " leave
the train by the conductor.
He tried to explain, but was not given
the privilege and was compelled to get
off and the train moved on. He then
to Wilmington, where the
agent Strengthened the matter out by
acknowledging the mistake, and Mr..
Fighter proceeded to his destination on
train.
He has repeatedly applied to the Off
Gals for a proper settlement of the mat
tor but has heard nothing from them,
hence suit is threatened for DANA
yes.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
A New Stsams nip Line.

VIENNA, Jan. 7.--Baron Won Erie.
denthal, minister Of commerce, has ap.
proved q scheme for regular monthly
line of steamers between Trieste and
New York. The steamers will com.
menoe running on the LIST Of February.
The railway and shipping rates on
goods from Buda- pesth and Vienna tc
New York via Trieste will be excep.
nOnaly cheap. Tho Southern Pacific
Railway Company has also taken initial
steps tor direct line Of steamers from
Trieste to New Orleans via Havana,
and proposes making preparations for
larger imports Of American cotton in
view of the unsettled state Of affairs In
Egypt.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
Russell, 306 Market.
DIR. THEEL s s,s s s:;i:

ad"1ph1H, below Green, iiate win frol.
Jahr), is the only physician in the U. y. who
adyertis-s. and who Ia able to cure, (also
by letter., permanently, all and
every disease OF II private nature !;
,acute ,ses In I to 10 d ys),also Nervous De
hility, Youthful lmprGdencc, Lost Manhood,
Send rs ce ts In STAN ps for SCOURGE
OF 0UACkS." The exposing of" Rover
EMS rec Prescriptions, Museums, Medical
Institutes" e G. Hours, Sa. m. to 3p. m,
and toYp m. Sundays. s to ]. Those who
have suffered for years from any secret dis
ease, and have lost money and all hopes Of
bet cured, oan be convinced that there Is q
cure for them at last, by consulting DR..
THr Ell, h38 North Fourth street, Philadel.
phia. or reading his SCOURdE or
QUaCKS," as this Is the only book which Is
tree from exaygeration. and contains true
hist ry OF abOye-naineJ Ihseases, and shows
the best method fer thsir treatment by the
leading authorities Of the world.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-18


rs VIRTUE oF A
rrs SAB EtponAs, TO me
'ra0Nu aI 10 public sale at
,lD' tAPy., sept by James A.
tngt9a h'' newark In "hite
a ~ WV .es CASTLE County.
i Hu1't'''
, ssru nay
vu.i, TIE 49,
D. NNuAkf,
' .,,c. a. IN.
ri . .,,,.
described cal es'"'o VI"
g'"' actin, In White Gay
| ani ~ w." I'm, County Del,
r.t. ~ t,IIn.s 10 VII /:
FL d rIhtl , % lin, Of the pm
s,..h' ~ ' W,Iti,nore Railroad
fHuEr- lam Ku h. thence
| 4" Iuth and others
'fl' ~ 70 rerches TO a
N'r.' "a a, ,uletown; thence
" '.,rses east 1 2lV
,t lad hence with
30 y, dsuree Gas 70
the line Of land
,,ence with said last
90 hsyreos, est n
. no. n corner for said
, .I"yree. eat3 o.IJ
q 'a. with other land
.DH' wv. ,,n,r,.s .sst-l
| Aua', '','" y, the uubl,c road
.e' " '''Ho IN nee with said
h. t0'','a"" w,.t q, p,rches 10 n
q Dr.. n' me puDllo road leading
y l'' " Torres east Is $40
(9p L'' an road; thence with
,.Irr ngr,h II degrees,
J. -. 10 A take: thence
:. a,g 10 $40 psrcbes TO n
' .rt Of william Morrison
N.. .ni north 3bl, degrees,
''.' IA, HICKORY tree thence
~ :" ,.s, N 40 erches To q
. " NV, .,".Ir.llroad, u co ncr for
D., ,.b' ,rby thence with said
~ ''.i '..,,f n,vinniny, contain.
+" %, ,",,. more or less, with
'''' ,,nuny. and other out.
''. ''n c,a..,rd
"t' F'" Nnl and described a,
50 ''t tt.n,nn,nQ at IL stake In
,r'In al the Kew, Henry
u .'''' ,', for Lands OF Jede-
e., VI, ID" vim the land Of said
o. g", ,,,rs,s w,1 10 4.lO perches
.N - wv ,Sc t,.J leading from
NJ :" t,epce with said road
10 .''''''.,- ne,ches toa stone iD
f'y' m nt ann Naudain
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