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EDUCATIONAL.

sf&Ef Bo aHaHEgg1 1kp DAY SCHOOL
c:esl PlInsipss iaia .as ,.th
corps Of accomplished Instructors mys.em
Mass 1NsTITqTE q TESHSoLoeY.
and Eiscreai Ensineering Architecture chemstr Misty
a esr
he a tse room. i ss II, EStEsnse Will e
Ing 5o sI lst b and nd Es p G. NAY
Pssf gIss Il sss!sssls
s%fesSfE sas 90 f14se
p sso
MISS AMY I.EAvITT. OF BOSTON.
Ma Teacher Of Vocal and Music and har
1012 10Th street northwest my6
IL = ,o,, organist and Choir Master;
i II 10th street northwest Pupils taught privately
1902 STREET. NORTHWEST FRENCH
sacas the Natural Msshos
short PIT time much gss taken with the
wishing to study during the summer ap1i-Im
AYEC sSa. IN ,sIS: REoUEsToF HAZARDOUS
At win a tn apo ,na
shortest method An these desiros to be brought oat
eatne
De Masiesi sse
yo New YORK avenue ap4
H0WE,S BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT 7rH ST., HAS THE
IL best business penman and the most practical tn
stInction Bookkeeping taught without text books
scholars to gain practical in less than
ha the usual time Open all the year Business course
Corresp3ndence: IS Month $l2 for three months
Howes hapld Business PenmanstiE alone, 50. app
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN
y Hall Building, corner 9th and streets. Day and
Night Sessions. Complete in its arrangements for
training sons and daughters, and and women for
nsupP9rt usefulness and honorable INDEPENDENCE.
nasat ESQ., Per Quarter day. 500 night sl6 Students
sessions. Circulars mailed On application
HENRY c. SPENCER. Principal.
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. MU-
~ sic Hail. corner 18th and u northwest Entrance
7C7 y: Fifteenth year Free advantages o. B. Bull
LARD, Director. mh2l-2ms
WAsH1NGToN ACADEMY OF. TELEGRAPHY.
w Only School of Telegraphy in the city, lessons in
short hand mechanical and other drawing. Call and
see system Of teaching. Is 9Th st. s.e. mal02n
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ssosy Fortune Comes.

JouSnaI
Years will often elapse before a doctor cots
sny return for the money which his friends in
vested in obtaining his diploma. On the other
1and, single fortunate case may bring patients
oy the score. About 20 years ago young Goc-
:Or. who had been established thee wears i'm
London without making an income, lost heart.
and determined TO emigrate TO Australia. He
.oii his small house and furniture, paid his pas
sage money. and. a week before his shin was
to sail, went into the country to say good
tye to his parents Having to change trains
at Junction, lie was waiting on the
Platform, when 4 groom in smart livery gal
lOped up to the station, and. calling excitedly to
porter, handed him a telegraph!c message for
transmission From some remarks exchanged
between the two men. the young doctor under
stood tha. the Duke of -. member of the
cabinet. had fallen dangerously i'll, and that an
eminent physician in London was being tele-
graphed for. The groom added that he had
ridden TO the houses of three local doctors
VINO had al been absent, ana that ''her
Grace was IN a terrible way" The yOuno
doctor saw his opportunity, and at once
seized IT, II am O medical man." he said
to the groom, land will go to the hall to
offer my assistance till another doctor arrives
The groom was evidently attached to his mas
ter for he said: Jump on my horse sir and
ride straight down the road for about four
miles; You cant miss the hall: any one will tell
you where II Is" The doctor went; was crate
fully received by the Duchess and happened to
be just in time to stop mistake in treatment
OF the patient. which might have proved
fatal If continued for few hours longer.
The Duke was suffering from typhoid
fever: and when the eminent physician arrived
from town he declared that the young doctors
management of the case had been perfect. The
result Of this was that the latter was requested
10 remain at the hall to take charge Of the
patient and his name figured ON the bulletins
which were issued during the next fortnight
ard were printed in all the daily newspapers Of
the kingdom. Such an advertisement is always
the making ola medical man. especially wher
his patient RECEIVERS. as the duke did. Our pen
ni!css friend received fee of 500 guineas: tool
house az the West End. and from that time te
this has been az the head Of one Of the largest
practices in London.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE FAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.

TIE EASI AND THE WEST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,
EcheGule TO take effect SUNDAY, November Is. 1854
leave msshlngton from station corner OF New jersey
avenue ana street by Eastern Standard or 10Th Me
For. Chicago, CINCINNATI, Louisville and st. Louis
Through Coaches and Pslsce Sleeping Cars to aSoss
POINTS c%l.n9ut CHANGE lO:l5 g. H. daily TO Chicago
Fer & lois and nd ssc or, n daily SEQ
ing Cars to Httsbury, ,,.
daily with Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and Lake
ass 5Ssf at "a
IaTfor and Sleeping Cars attached ''A
q S 81; $ 20 Is sS
9sS Sc sa sio Is co. s 800 am LA
lei Way stations between Washnrton and baltimore.
tr STATIONS on Metropolitan branch, 7:.O am and
cpn s Gai sAS S snp%ay 4i P e for
&aily txsspt sunday; for i 11ngton. Stsunton and
p Sa sa4e oF say a fae It's Sunday
pm, and 5:45 pm; daily except Sunday.
sunds For FONTS on V RR 10 Is Isl M dail f's''
Trains arrive from tie West daily. Go. $50 pa
From New York ard Philadelphia, 265 IN. daily.
From Annapolis, $50 and l:5o and 6:S7 pm;
, SUNDAY lg:4oa.m;; 10 6:s7 pm.
from lexington, go a. III. daily and 2:l5p m daily,
From frederlck and intermediate points, s;25 1000
Sunday; 500 r m daily IRON Point Of RocLss eA0e'
sass ii and lS6 m Iss 80 80 ss
"a q 2:oo ana AZ 10 p N: on SUNDAYS. 10
AllIains from Washington stop Relay Station eIceps
For further information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket offce-Washingten Station, 6l9 aud 1851
will be taken for baggage to Ie checked and e
"; M. CLEMENTS, NJ, Of T, Baltimore
nl9 G. h LORD. GenI passenger Agent
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COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New york I'm
April. May and June 1884. PASSAGE TICKETS by an
ATLANTIC STEAMERS Special facilities for secur-
ing GOOD BERTHS. TOURIST TICKETS for indi-
vidual travellers in EUROPE 10y all routes reduced
rates.
COOKS EXCURSI0NIST, with Maps and full partic-
ulsrs, by mail 10 cents. Address
THoS COOK a SON,
febes&w16w 26l Broadway. " Y.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG IA
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND MAsHINGI

Tor Ale1andr1a 6:3a 20 3. II .05 and II rs am
20a AIS, 300 25. sO5 and IL rs pm On Sunday e
and 100 pm. daily, except Sunday ~
Grains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON ns so5 loI1
and 1920 am loo sos. 81. BIO 7:O5 end 10 :aOp
am: Z. 05 and 1910 pm
Tickets and information at fbe mica oo4hc... corner
ril3th street and Pennsylvania syc1ne and az te Sta
don where orders can be left for the checking OF bss-
ftee TO Destination from hotels and resldences
- L. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
SnaS. Il fOod. 6eneral Manager ali
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[NMAs LIME NAL STEAMERS

ISxAs LIME NAL STEAMERS
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK. QUEENS
TOWN, AND LIVERPOOL
City Of CHICAGO May l. May 81, July &
City of Richmond. May 4 June Il. 1uly IL
Clty OF Berlin. May IL june Il July n
City O. Montreal, May ~ June &c, July n
City of Chester, June :. July 10. August g.
For rates Of passage. &c. aprly 20 THE TNMlN
New York
Or TO W BoTELER SON e23 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; u W MOSS, Adams ENprrss 22S rennsylvania
avenue; MIS- ID A BROSNAN, Gl2 9th street; JAMES
Btll-EN. al 9TH street, Washington d q apl6 Am
BA1rrMoRr-B ERMrp,
BERMUDA, the celebrated resort for fnyn,ids and
tourists desiring to enjoy nNisorating occan trip
and solonrn ON the islands can Ia r,achea
nom BALTIMORE In about SIXTY hours
The Steamship NUBIAN. AGO tons Is intended to
sail from Baltimore on April 30, pm The british A
Royal Mail Steamship ARAB. 3.2O0 tons Man 2s
First class cabin fare $50 Round trip tickcts ON
favorable terms.
For particulars apply 10
OILS BIGfIow CO.
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N,uEopr,
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- WHARF every SUNDAY, TUESDAYS and THURS
DAY at O'clock am. for MattoK Creek, returning
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays, stopping
termediate Landings going and returning.
Also touches at Grinders wharf Sundays and Tues
days down and Wednesdays up, and Chapel Point and
Brents wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
nesdays up Freights received daily.
G. T. JONES Agent
feb18 7th Street Wharf.
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nR. ROBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
~ who stands high in his profession, s acknowledged
to be expert without in the wide world in the
Treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chronic
Of the System Bladder Kidney and all diseases of the
Urinary Organs Recent cases positively cured in 70
every Wednesday and Saturday. from ITO pm his
Office 456 NV Refers to leading physicians Of Bslt.
II AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Ds.
Il BROTHERS 9O6 st. s.w. Particular attention
paid to all diseases peculiar to Ladies' married orsngl
All Irregularities and Ovarian troubles treated Thty
eeven years experience. ap17-lms
40 FOR MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
10 Cures In three days Drug Store y n. llth street
Philadelphia
sep8 lsoPenna. ave. Washington. d. o.
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PROPOSALS.

l. NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, May 10th, 1884.
Sealed Proposals lin dupcae). to be Endorsed PRO
POSALS FOR OIL" will be received at tits Office until
TWELVE NJ, DIST INST, for
1900 CALLS. VERY BEST QUALITY BLEACHED
WINTER SPERM OIL.
to be delivered at the Washington Navy Yard in barrels
ment, and subject to the usual inspection and con-
dtions NO person shall be received as contractor
who is not nlalufacturer of. regular dealer in the
articles which he offers to supply" and the right is
reserved to reject all bids Responsible security
required on the bids for the prompt and faithful delivery
OF tine articles Blank forms for bids to be had at this
Office and ali necessary information at the Navy Yard
THOS H. LOCKER,
Pay Director u s. N.
maylG&17 Navy Pay Agent.
PROPOSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 9, 1884.
Sealed PrSnosas will be received at this
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, for furnishing Post Office En-
velopes. in such quantities and such times as they
be ordered during the fiscal year ending June 80
1885, of the following classes. viz:
Nos to f. For Official Letters and Returns.
No g. For Returning Dead Letters
No D. For Registered Packages
No. Z. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages
No g. For International Money Order Adyices.
Blank fol of bids with samples and full specica-
tios Will be furnished application TO the Third
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D. c.
w. Q. GRESHAM.
my3-law4w Postmaster General.
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PENNSYLVANIA RorTE

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Sci RAILS MAGNIrf sffESfP Po1f HPSaIESRh
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 18TH 1883
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION coRsEp
- OF SIXTH AND STREETS, FOLLOWS
tOPittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Exrrrss
SiPalsce Sleeping Cars at 40 a m. daily; Fast line
eAoa m. daily with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg
e Cincinnati Western Express gao p M daily with
ffisss Cars % e 1s6u a sS fORnscS dsy for
Sleeping Car Pittsburg TO Chicago. Mail Express.
l0OO p; m, Gaily, for FttsburR and the West with
Palace Sleeping Car Washington to Chearo
BALIIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Jor Erle, Canandaieus Rochester, Buffalo NIAGARA.
tUO4 p m, daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars
Train leaving Washington Saturday night viii not
run beyond Remove
For Williamsport Lock Haven and ElmraL st9:4oL n
For New YORK York and the East SIS a M 1osoa M 20
400 1000 end ILLS 2 m. On Sunday. 900 10 0oand
9A0a m daily, except Sunday
For Boston without change. 1:402 L. every week day
For brooklyn n T. ali through trains connect at yer.
sey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, affording
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double fer
For Phiiadeiphia, Sis and o5o M. 40 90 1000
aud IL 10 r. m On Sunday 90. 1000 and III IL n IN
Limited Express. $40 a. M daily, except Sunday.
For BALTIMORE 90 S:l5 $40 1000 1850 and 20
400, 4:25. $40 $50, 740. 1000 aud III :l5 p. IN. On
Sunday. S40l05Oa m.l 10. esq., 7l0 lOO0 ana IL ~
10. Popes Creek Line. s:5oa m end l.<cp m. daily.
For Annapolis Ssoam and l,zop m daily. exccptsun-
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DIR. DYES

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PIIANCEs. We will send thirty days trial, to men,
young old, WHO suffering from Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality and those diseases of personal
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street, New York. ap3-th.s,tu
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt W. c. Geoghesan VIII resume
her trips to Baltimore and River Landings. SUNDAY
MaIch 9th, leaving Stephensons wharf pm leav-
ing Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at 5 p M
Freight received until pm Saturdays ONLY.
All River frs light must be prepaid
Passenger accommodation uneQualled.
Apply to STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
mh3-6m 18th street wharf
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim Of early imprudence causing Nervous De-
bity, Premature Decay, etc, having tried In vain
every known remedy, has discovered . simple means
fererA Address J. H REEVES. - Chatham street. New
York yl0tuth&s
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
u only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city, can be
consulted daily. 329 Missouri first street south
OF Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and "a streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed.
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies Office
hOurs-1 to and to8. ap14-1ms
ID FAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS. 9O6 ST
H southwest appeared before and made oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city and will guarantee in all of dis
ease and furnish Medicine, or no charge the poor fur
nshed Medicine free Consultation and advice free at
any hour during the day Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me by Dr.. BROTHERS, April ID 1884.
SAMUEL II. WALKER,
ap2-1ms Notary Public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfer
were recorded in the county clerk
Office during the week ending May "a
J. II. Boyd and wife to I. I'll. Powell
and wife, part of the j. w. Thoma.
survey, SlOO.
A. j. Stephenson and wife TO NJ
Mozee, one acre of the III. Little SUI
vey, s25.
j. w. Dlckey ct al. to +. J. Wilcox
lots and In block IL. Afford 4
Veal's addition, $500.
+. M. Feoshee and,wife 10 Henry
Mosely, l00xl00 feet in block II, Tuck
er's addition, 5000.
Il, Il. and Il. G. Scott to +. Halle
and j. II. Thomas, block II, College
Hill addition, $1,000.
David Boaz ct al. to Rosedale Street
Railway company, blocks J and X OF
Rosedale addition, s., 900.
ID. II. Hightower and wife to George
Tabor, part of theJ. Z. McComas sur
vey, $500.
Sam Evans to l.. M. Noodle. block
in the Evans addition OH the Il.
Richards survey, 81, $50
ID. II. Moore ct al. to Hattie V. Cam
berle, five-sixths intere st in 100 acres
of the h. Carroll survey, S79l SO.
J. w. Chapman to S. Patterson, A.
acres of the ID. Strickland survey, S225.
w. p. Tucker and wife to NJ. Perry,
lots Sand in fuckers addition, $40.
Fort Worth Building & Loan associ-
alton to NJ. Perry, lot in block IS In
fuckers addition, 5000.
Madison Perry and wife to 1. NJ.
parry I,l lntu an1 a In, f.',olyari. a, Il
dition. Sl20.
7. j. Jennings and wife, by at
torney, to Fort Worth Male and
Female seminary, part of block 6 Jen.
nings' east addition, $780,
j. w. Shepherd, by attorney, to &
Strong, lot in Samuels' addition
81 900.
Julian Field to j. NJ. Williams, q
lost on East Belknap street, $500.
z. y. Mcclellan to II. w. Harold
lot block 4G, city, $3.50.
A. Nj. Orrick and wife to G.. H.
Schoellkopf, 40Xll0 feet of block /
Wiley Harris addition, 81, 200.
\. Y. Lester and wife to w. A.
Stokes and wife, 160 acres of the II.
Vickery survey, "A of the J. Kirby
survey and 27S of the w. y. Allen sur.
Vey, S-,OZo-
w. A. Stokes and wife to p. IL
Hale, 100 acres of the II. Vickery sur.
vey, "a acres of the j. Kirby survey
and 27S acres of the w. Y. Allen sur.
vey, 81 100.
p. III. Hale and wife to w. A. Stokes
lot on south of block b, in Fields ad.
dition, 81, 400.
j. Brownson and wife to Elite f,
Hodges, lot in block IL, Dagget's
second addition, 5000.
ID. Boaz ct al. to Mrs. II. l.. Miller,
lots and > in block A, Rosedale addi-
ton, 5000.
HI. 5. Broiles and wife to II. A.
Kruger, a lot in city, S225.
There were twenty-four transfers in
all, aggregating the sum of $27, 73l. SO,
an average of 81 ,l55.5O to each trans
fer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
Unusually Polite.

Nothing tends more to make the sit
uation agreeable than to be surrounded
with polite attention. This character
istic Is most prominent with the pas
senger train attendants of the Wabash
railroad, and has probably contributed
more than any other one feature to-
ward establishing the popularity of
this line. Then the accommodations
are the very best, and the through. car
system simply perfection. Leaving
st. Louis in the morning, after the ar.
rival Of all trains from the South. a
palace sleeper runs through TO New
York, over the New York Central rail.
road, without change, and there is an
elegant parlor car and free-chair car
for Chicago. In the evening there Is
the only through sleeper to Boston
another one to New York, and the two
elegant sleepers and fire-chair ear for
Chicago. Dining and buffet cars fur.
nisli the finest meals aud lunches. The
business men and tourists will not for
get these facts when going North aud
East this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
Father:

Loss of sleep sustained i'm the anxiety
spent in nursing the little darling so
slowly and pitifully wasting away by
the drainage upon its system from the
effects of teething, nearly units you
for business. We suggest that il you
will try a bottle of DR.. Biggers'
Southern Remedy you will have a
panacea for all bowel troubles, and loss
OF sleep and sickness will be unknown
in youc house. This, with bottle of
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mullen, combining the
stimulating eXpectorant principles OF
the sweet gum with the healing one
of the mullen, for the cure of croup,
whooping cough, colds and consump p
ton, presents II little .medicine-chest
no household should be without for the
speedy relief of sudden and dangerous
attacks of the lungs and bowels. Ask
your druggist for them. Manutac.
tured by Walter A. Taylor, proprietor
Taylor's Premium Cologne, Atlanta
Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26

ro,,r worr,t. May n. 1881.

| FoRr WORTH. May ~, lsSl
To the Editor of The Gazette.
In the interview on the subject
of n proposed medical college, as pub
lished in to-day's GAZETTE, 4 lind your
city editor has Inexperienced my
meaning on u very important point
aud has made an erroneous statement
which does both DIR. Ashbell Smith
and myself injustice. DIR. Ashbell
smith president board of university
regents, not of State Medical associa-
tom made no such statement as the
latter part OF that attributed to him.
He stated that under existing circum-
stances Ii would be FIVE years before
anything could be done towards in
augurating u medical department of
tho State university. He surely did
not say "in all probability the APP
pointments to the faculty would be
made not for ability or itness for the
POSITION, but for political reasons"
He would have been the last man in
the world TO make such n statement.
/ expressed that opinion, saying
such is the case with
most schools under state control.
The principal reason gave why such
a school would not be sustained by the
profession of the state your reporter
omitted. / stated that the homeo-
pathic physicians of Texas had ex-
pressed determination to demand rep
resentation on the faculty, and that
they would get it that they were en-
titled to it that the state could not
and should not discriminate in favor
of any school OF medicine, and that
the practicing physicians of the state
could not consistently recommend
students in their offices to attend
school with u mixed faculty, even IL it
were our own and only state school,
and that school which could not thus
enlist the support and cooperation of
The profession of the state, could not
succeed.
wish you would publish this state
nent in justice TO DIR. Smith, TO. the
interview as published certainly at
tributes sentiments to him which |
know he would be far from uttering.
Very respectfully,
+. f.. DANIEL, NJ. ID.
The language referred to was not in
ended to apply to DIR. Smith. but to
Dr.. Daniel himself, who strenuously
opposed medical branch of the State
because of political reasons
in the interview but the
lbove is cheerfully given space in The
GAZETTE. CITY EDITOR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26

One of the Mallory line iron steam
ships leaves Galveston for New York
every Wednesday. First.class to Gal
weston, light aud airy stateroom,
elegantly furnished, splendid
meals, all for 1915, through
from Fort Worth to New
York. No dust, no smoke, music,
dancing and promenadipg, bracina
sea breezes. Get ready and go. Steer.
age rate 1910. Il. f.. FospICK,
Ticket Agent.
Office Plckwick Hotel.
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rRusrrt',uu

THE STATE or I'M, y
| i TARRAyT.-Vhuscs
| October, snyder, CntlS,
ship clmrosed q v, 4 x,s,
witt and T. II. Cnlsi5a.,
trust OF said date, al s-r
iirm Rame, 70 Vim. d. yuss
following dsscibd prsr
that certain trac, q pir'f,
| Colorado City, Mli<keI ~:
known and disiInguxhti n
plat Of said city asbtyarsl
thirty two4lk alsolci "a h.
forty.two lisJ Of u'd III. ~
and reierenceis h.,tio nv
SAID town, which b d nv!
Mitchell county. TtziI lo<
IL; said properly corqIr
secure the prompt and pcis1
maturity Of three olrih ~
bearing date Of 0c.olgx q
said notes being forih.s.rs3
dollars, and due 1ty hu1r7
second note 10 The sun 4 "
lars, payable Ia sixty hntr
third one OF saii nda ! N
thossand andtveayAH1
and payable seventy dipfs1
said notes bearing inl<rlsl
per cent per snnun y en-
order Of Joseph h. BIpvs<a
Worth, Texas. and ripyx4zu|
for attorneys ises ID uktr1
law: said notes t1trx h =
Craig 4 Co. 10 their
TO said joseph H. Brvi nm
notes have long ia t1cl
the same remain rbll' zr3i1
their legal effect; .l1drs11 Z
the present legal holae1zA
having made doe ds1iz n
trustee. 10 execute rhir's Y
the said + II. CraiE b. t;r y
OF said trust deed, drdlzd ",
|, VIM. G. Newby, iIz'ie y
virtue Of the povtf ~ 90,
vested by virtue Of ia w.
coed 10 sell all ihe lsviS W
Snyder and re AtIssia ~
properly at the dated lhtfn'9
deed OF trust, wh.lttir n'lnj
OF said partnershlp I'm 4 y,
Co., or as indiyidnsk-lr y !
Worth. Texas, IN ifeil q y
door OF Tsrrani ooanlI ~
Tuesday In June, VI, a
cash In hand, to lls tl;ass "
In accordance viii u ~
deed contained. ri
Witness my hard !. y ! i swsa,]
18Th. lsa. WA'" ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26

Mr.. James Parks, an extensive
manufacturer OF carriages in Buffalo,
\. L., Is here in person with car
load of elegant A No. buggies, all of
his own make and of different pat
terms of latest styles. These are not
cheap jobs but first-class, and Mr..
Parks Is here in person 10 sell and
guarantee each buggy. Call at Boaz &
Battles cotton yard and examine