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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

Monday night was the oldest of the sea-
son-the mercury in the thermometers in
this glorious sunny cnme getting 20 10y on a.
70 ss sn mors a5 ;cs yesterday than there had
been anv nsevious morning, yet the cold
was not felt SO mach as the cutting winds
ofthe paet lev days we're lacking. II is as
clsar al bell aud cold as--you please. The
farmers day it will be the making of the
wheat Srop. The snow which fell Monday
morrlng still covers the ground in places,
for Nhile it was th&wing in the sun it was
fr<ezing in the shade
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The telephone limo service inysnted by
NJ. j. Al. Dram, nn Il "a street merchant, O.
calculated TO work wonders va the way o'
noting time. The Erie telephone and tfle'
graph company have sulgeI the virtues oil
the Invention, and Yesterday NO
patent was purchased Tor ss-Vy0'
He retains numper ot shares which srs
placed az 800 each, The HERALD has
heretofore given description OF the ln'
strumsnt and rs workings. This inven'
tion enables the standard tlne To- be- Tug
nishsd from a single clock, conveniently SIT
uated, hy means OF coniinuoGs signals r.
peated az all the minutes throughout Tie
day. This STANDARD time clock Hllikes Tor
every hour and mlnu-i IN the day;
these strokes sra made 10 lTansmit signals
over all the telephone lines 60 their re-
celyers, and the sigaals rTr significant 10
the Subscribers OF that particular hour,
minute and second Of time by the SQUAD
produced on their receivers or call bells.
Bearing in MIND how slighl-iniuilely al
most-au impulse Of current will cause n
sound in a telephone receiver, we Will I'M
derstand readily how unlimited prneu'
cally is the number ut stations which may
thus be supplied with standard time from
one standard chrouOmcter, which could be
made with such skill and precision rs 10 be
thoroughly relisbe. We might even 20
further aud state By means Of THE simple
system any observatory could lurnish tLe
time for the inhabitants oi az cilea Wilma
radius oil ore hundred miles, by direct
Transmission 90 the telephone exchange OF
each place. whoncs Il could be Distributed
10 oil the subscribers. Theticks produced in
the telephone are iniallibleas we'll as in-
Simultaneous.
The System is IN operation with the best
success in the telephone exchange here
where now every telephone is literally con:
scribers depend on this new kind Of tick en-
tirely for the time Of day.
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AWAY Whit

The utmost oxlentlon OF Divine power
WAS witnessed when Lazarus WAS raised
from the desd Modern BEepti'ism de-
mauds another pIoOl and oouirsEe5 that DO
would b. silent IL iom0 power
conll be found 40 EupGrhumau q. "a
raise from rs tomb.llec torpidity tie put,
rid nuisance C'old') nick.psmCd the DAlls,
telephone exchange. Praise does not slim
ulatc it abuse does not arouse Il;
threats find IL perfect
non.conductor and the only possible sign
Of vitality which the clap-trnp humbuE
eYincss Is ia the collection OF IT, monthly
bills. The crossed-legged tWistsaness
conveying family secret, 10 commercial
circles, and the soft response OF
the tender maid 10 the demand OF The
butcher for the price Of beet at tho stock
yards fill the soul with awe at the inge-
nuity of the inventor and the utility
of the invention. Crush II; scAlp-it,
dis.embowel II; shoot it and bury IL. Or
gGnize corps Of messenger boys and turn
your boxes into mouse traps. Selab,
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SAYS 'TAINT SO,

DALLAS, Jan. 9.-[Rditor HERALD j
Your article this morning in regard TO the
merchants exchange would LEAD the stock.
holders and public 10 believe that work
was suspended on account of the failure OF
the Missouri Pacific railway company to
deliver stone, when il is fact that cars
of stone have been standing here on the
track fora week or ten days waiting to be
unloaded, Let justice be done, etc. Way
not charge it to the weather? Truly,
]. RI. TURNER,
The Missouri Pacific rama, company
was never mentioned in the article referred
to and never once thought of by the re-
porter who gave the information as odd him
by those engaged in constructing the build
ing
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CITY pANK-ANNuAL ELECTION.

The annual elec ion Of directors Of the
City National Dauk was held at their rooms
yesterday. The old directory was re-elect.
ed except one, and II nov consists OH. c,
O'Connor, E. G.. Cannon, G. q. Slaughter.
WI. Hall, J. b. Wilson, W. Il. McEntire
and L. A. Pres, Tie directory elected j.
G. O'Connor, president; @. c. Slaughter,
vice president, aud Il. G. Cannon, cashier.
This bank is probably the most prosperous
in the state for The amount OF capital ON.
poysd. 1t was organized with CAPITAL OF
100000, aud the net prof. last year roach
ed $4,000. The officers and directors are
regarded rs among the best business men
of the city, and the grand results OF the
past year are to be attributed to their Imam
sial ability. TIL oauk will probably in
crease its stock in few month";. In this
connection the HERALD desires to say that
the City National bank is really a pride TO
the city. To itg d5pOsltors it is Away $
liberal and indulgent, aud it has Away S
contributed literally TO all public enter
prissS. We are but expressing the senti-
Enents OF the people Of Dallas in Wishing it
4ontinued prosperity.
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THREATENS TO SUE

Owing to the fact that the opera.house
had not until last evening been heated up
the thsatre-golng public during the cold
spell has to great extent remained away.
Manager Benton has been considerably put
out owing to the failure of the opera. house
company to get the furnace in position be.
lore. and he has cancelled several engage.
ments already and threatens to make Fri
day nights performance the last of the sea-
son. He does not think that the owners OF
the building have complied with their con-
k.ract, and will insist upon having recourse
fer damages he alleges he hes sustained.
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RURsTING WATER PIPES.

The cold, freezing weather has done mora
'. damage to water pipes than was at first
expected. Twenty.eight bursted yesterday,
and nursing the fact that over two hundred
have already bursted, Superintendent
He has been kept constantly on the go
and the plumbers havs had their hands
full in making repairs. Yesterday two
mains sprung leak, one on Polk and the
other on Ervay streets, which were, after
considerable labor, repaired. For the past
six days the pumps at the waterworks
have been running incessantly day and
night. The weather continues cold and the
end is not vet
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a Prison on Fire.

ST. PAUL, Jan. observation-disclosures
ton is just received from Saltwater that
the prison yards Of the state ,penilentiarJ
mense buildings OF the Northwestern man
ufacturing company and Car works owneo
principally by D. NJ. Sslin, of Saltwater
The authorities tesgraphed here for fire
eagines. A special train containing three
engines has just left.
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The city council did not go over to Fort
Worth yesterday IS per invitation, to wit.
ness The new fire alarm telegraph system
establi2hed in that city, because of pressing
business, perhaps, aud cold weather. Fort
Worth certainly shows enterprise in throw
ing around her citizens and property own.
ers this protection from fire, and Dallas
needs something OF the kind to locste m ore
definitely her fires.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The following were installed officers oil
Dallas Lodge No. 1877. J. O. B. B.: Leon
Cohn, president; Ben Israelson, vice.presi
Gent; A. Weber, recording secretary; j. T
Joseph, warden; b. Davis, guardian; J.
Applebaum, financial secretary; E.
Bauman, treasurer; lodge trus.
tees. A. Panders,. A. Israelsky, A.
Michaelson; endowment trustees, e. M.
Kahn, E. Bauman, E. M. Tillman, E. Nit
tenthal, J. Hurst.
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FJRE0IESjS ELECTION.

pany No, 2 the following officers we're elec
ted President, A. O. Sutherland; vice
president, W. S. Stooksdale; secretary
Frank Madden; foreman, w. e. Hawkins
first assistant foreman, j. W. Cox; second
assistant foreman, Will James; treasurer
A. Dysterbacb; engineer, II. f.. Stephen
son; eneine.driver, Albert Walbridge; reel
driver, n ed Robbins
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DISTRICT COURT.

William Rose was arraigned yesterday
for trial on the charge of having robbed
William Hemling, United States soldier
/ OF 5000. The case is still on trial.
The bond docket will be called Monday,
and number of bonds will no doubt be
forfeited, as the docket is large.
The trial of Or. Gordon, charged with
committing an abortion on Eliza Conger,
of Mineola, in this city, is set for trial Mon
day.
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establishment of hlFhsays will forsysr feiil'
the question II Abllsns qllll
"fsis saTs,"
Governor Ireland SHOULD not he chaffsd
siih the responsibility Of an unsise policy
N which he had no part Waco Day
Well, strictly speaking, that Il truei hui
the Governor IL better able TO stand abuse
and misrepresentation ihas many other
public men, His msligners can do bin nO
harm, while 10 they should bo diverted
from his trail ana take n thai
NJ sons gentleman not ~
firmly entTenohed In the conf
ense OF tho PsOpla, they might prove
Oube.nms. Texas Il safe, The friends
Law aud order and "iair play Oulnum
Der ile opposing 'aent even as largely ls
do Governor lralsnd's friends and support
ers Ouinumhrr his opponents and ifndneeT7
aud both will triumph Governor Ireland
'1nyietioB II iennf-eutrers tom $50 to Sluu
md sl8O where the highest pun
shmeut permitted a line OF 500
..d one years imprisonment
imposed upou the cutter The governor
80 urges lgw-ab'd,Ug citizens 10 refrain
rom attempting 10 take the law Into lhrir
own hands and cafe upon them 90 Lil Go
every way possible the officers Ut the law
I'm discharge u ,lrig duties, while DO sr-
'lrm that the law will sooner Of later over.
f1s them and briug them To punishment
DO Is o. h1 hoped this vigorous set consery,
hl,y1 action at the chief executive will have
,he desired effect,
wELLsAlD,
We arc 10 receipt oil circular from
Hrn~nwDod calling Tor aid 20 procure leg,
station against landed mOnspl,o8, e,C.
We have representatives fnr tbs purpcsl,
pad hy public taxation und We seH no req.
son why WoshOuld contribute individually
Tor my such purposes, II our public OIL,
GERS are rccreant 10 their trusts the ecord.
viii show n and We have our remedy. And
l5 .de7, such funds are usually taken up
10 clerical work and EXPENSE md no praC-
uea. good can BE- done by such methods.
We DO not believe, any way, iu such meth
obs 1i curing legislation, even II 10 could
be done. lltUe COuu'rr il 30 corrupt that
q public officer has To be b-ib.d or paid H.
legal fees 20 secure his aid iu public good,
tAH sooner this corruption aur '7 aud runs
on. nud exposes IiEC.l Co public view aud
excl O. general disgust. the better 40 will De
Tor hC body D1,lUc.-tt.s Springs lau,1.
EFRLl'
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Dissolution Notice.

DlssoIu1lOn NOJCe.
DALLAS, TExAs, Jan. l. SS4.-Notice is
hereby given to all concerned that q disso.
luton of the limited partnership between
Q. A. Heating, of Dallas, and George J
Heating, of Kansas City, under the nam
Of G. A. Heating, will take place by mu
tual consent, on Che first day of February
A. d. 1884.
lSignedI G. A. KEAYING
Gro i KNITING
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'' Better in Every Way


81 am happy to say" writes gentleman
who had used Compound Oxygen, that |
am very much improved. | am using it
principally for bronchitis but find that it
is relieving other troubles, as much or
sore than the bronchitis. My digestion is
better-sleep more refreshing-in fact, m
better in every way" Oar Treatise on
compound Oxygen, its nature, action, and
results, with reports OF cases and full in
formation, sent free. Drs. Stakey & Palen,
ll09 and I'LL Glrard street, Philadelphia
pa
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THE npERA-HnIrsE.

The play of Ph@nix is good, and was
splendidly rendered last evening by Milt.
MOBILES and troupe to fair audience. The
play is interesting in plot. and the interest
is msintsined throughout by the viyacity
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The Yank Newell Speciality Company
gave Muldoou's Picnic to a $500 house last
night, the opera-house being better filed
than at any previous entertainment given
in Aurora for year past. The audience
was kept in constant roar OF laughter
from tue time the curtaiR went up until it
rung down on the closing scene Of the pic
mic. To say that the large number in at
tendance were deli lighted hardly expresses
the real fact, for We have never seen an au-
dience that appeared to be SO universally
amused.
houses whenever they visit Aurora.-Au.
rora (Ill.) Post, March 81,
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snpplementnry NorOign Atialrs ID Egypt

CAIRO, Jan. S.--Nubar Pasha thinks the
Soudnu tribes are without cohesion and
may be left to plumber one another.
CAIRO, Jan. Sci Mahd's brother.in-
law was caJtured at Esneh and brought to
Cairo. He aiirm8 that Mahdi viii not
fight tho Turkish troops, hut do his utmcs.
10 make common cause with them to eXpel
foreigners from Egyt
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READING, Jen. 8.-Work was resumed IN
the departments of the Reading Iron works,
The works employ a thousG-ld men. The
saeet-mill puddlers reduced their product
from $50 to 325 tons. A number OF other
manufacturers are preparing to resume
work and the outlook in the iron trade is
ponerally brighter.
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Tho Luborcr and ms Hire.


PuTsBuRG, JAY. S.--Gho Chron cla.T,.
creph's McEcisport, PeIny lyauia, spec.a
SAYS. Woik was re.umad today a. TN
National rolling mill and forge Compgp1
,ba workiugmen accepting q reducio.
ranging from y i-2to % per cent. Wool
ron Tgrks also started In full blast 80 d.
former wages. The National Tube work
rssamo tomorrow a. reduction,
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A sound mind goes very seldom without
sound digestion, and nothing contributes
toward it more than the use of Angosturs
bitters, the world renowned appetizer and
invigorator manufactured only by DR., j.
q. B, Siegert & Sors.
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qh3G.9 Sla3'o' tho Chemists SKILL
THE GREAT REMEDY
E'CR EEE,
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER
AID KIDNEYS,

IT. Rome N 4'. ..."' '." Nr' a'' ms
'..a w'.rhu' .n ..' ..''", ".ru'.r %. .a.'n.
Ha to-day hF "n "-m. "' win' W'.
...ar.n. wh' o'.g a.... own sN'."
8. Hnng 4" ~ curative l7Ig.''. -4H''
.#"o been cured of Diabetes ..m''. .,'.'.IS
h.st"., .a#. o. hAa@ma..'no. 'Ae i'aadeH
....''. '"i'.' o.. '.. '.'.~'..' ... '. ~.
a|n"r of 'He Urine SOME OF Lc"'on"o"' or
Nh.. ,nmr OF i..n. Zoo .'' .a.' END Lo!nS'
1924 "' ".1.". ". "' '.'.'. 3'"'''
wcz. sl1 T1-rcrsc1 arising
--,-rs n yi5scre--7 STINT, OF the
-rr,,s,7.-. .-,r7 vxig-,.,.e. s,,ia
-e-.-,,--s,. -..-,.~, -,.gtr,~.-t -
'-"iF''i'
"ihou. ' ",". .. ... number .' cures
Elected W..A'N. rival lh inc p""y '' us
compositions W.lh"H. o. l'H1 ip number OF
bottle, sold IT,, annual sale o' s'.',"'s !'''
t1o. % May Flower exceeds the sales 'i Al!
other Kidney Remedies combined
DIR ELI IVES, '!'; 'I"as iA many 'ffra'
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CUtlCURt,

rt,O CIRANsF TUR SKIN scalp and Hood al
! It,hins seaiv pinTly Cnp14r,I CDi0r.d
/ sTr,i,l,ns uhc,it,I aWd C,ntat,igua Uumors
| Blnod Prisons, i'ierrs Ahoo,ses and iuisntilt
1 stIn ToTturrs the gUT,CrR. RrrTplfs afg lu
niub'e.
tuticur4 ti,soIyrut, The mos, RlsDt Purifier
MIN, ~ I'm, I, , ny IIs.'., II, -r11. fI,ri
'.'ll''.l 'li rfTsrirsf M sUl nm I,r1gy,s w.
e.usH f7fi -rr "a 4 Nm .Sifr. i,r.tnD. ly,
,IIs,s TtenIr,. AMI InHawrltr'.u. iIrsrs ti.
-.n aud spa'p. heals Ulcers and soras. be-,
grIH.fr skin EgaU.Hgfarl luHc. Requisite, IN
iuIengns .h'. .u treating ,ain disease. . 10 foe
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II you are afflicted, send your address -
g. y. smith { l-o., Cayiaa,un, KY for ''.".'
- ~ 49,. II nv L----- --- md N--u-r--
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wanted,
one hundred acres ~ good tanning laul
within ten miles OF Daliar. Apply % or
address a. b. Hanson, aitorney-aL'laW. 100
Main street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Another Telephone Iavenilon-innnA
Elections.
BurstIng Water Pipes - Personal
GiraHings.
rELrrnnNE TIVE sERvIor.

Items of Interest AbOut Town
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oPERA-uOUsE NOTES.

The Gale OF seats for " Muldoon's Picnic"
opens tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
The opere house will close Friday night
and not be re.opened until the heating ap.
paratus Is in perfect order. Manager Ben
ton aud every company that has played in
the house during the cold spell has lost
money through the delay ofno5 having the
furnaces in working order a. least q month
ago.
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FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS,

Manufactured only by :. y. SIXTH l.
bro, CoriRyt0H, Kyy
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Put 1t to the Test.

Two friends we will call them John
and Dick met casually and both had new
suits on. John bought his at the
'sFdm0uS" and was very much pleased.
Dick bought his elsewhere, and not being
a judge Of clothing thought his suit just
as good. The Famous says, put the two
suits to the test, wait three months, and
we wager that the "hdmOus" suit, for less
money, wear better and look better than
any clothes bought elsewhere. We have
often seen it and know it for fact. Our
goods are all manufactured by us for our
trade; nothing Is too good for our trade,
and there is as much difference between
our clothing and the Teady-made goods
made for appearance to sell to retailers
as between day and night. We can free
~ guarantee our goods, and we agree to
refund the money for any unsatisfactory
purchase made. Famous New York
Clothing House, 40 Congress street.-AdU.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes in
endless variety, at Altmayer's.-AdU.
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ErnaI SaIre.
United STATES MARsHAL's sALF

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
Under and by virtue Of a writ Of execu-
y ton issued out Of the Honorable the
Fifth Circuit Court Of the United states for
the Southern District Of Georgia
m favor OF the pllaiintiii, GEORGE
IL. SMITH, = in the ri, following case to
son & son. / have levied upon the follow
ing described property as the property of K.
Jacobson, deceased: Property described.
according to map by John b. Hogg. City
Surveyor, in April, 1915, as wharf lots num-
bers eight and nine, west Of West Broad
street. city Of Savannah, and a strip Of land
on the canal, showing division Of same as
made by Practitioners. namely, the undivided
twO-thrds Of Canal street lot number one ~,
having a northern front on Canal street of
sixty-twO feet and six inches, more or less,
and rectangular depth to canal lot number
one and bounded north by Canal street, south
by canal lot number one, east by foundry
lot, and west by Canal street lot
number two. Also, the undivided two thirds
of canal lot number four, bounded north by
canal lot number three. south by lot number
twenty -four, and lot number one Of sub
division of strip on canal, east by foundry lot
and west by tow paths Of savannah and
Ogeechee canal, and having front on said
tow path Of fifty-seven feet and a rectangular
depth eastward of two hundred and twenty
two feet, more or less. Also, the undivided
twO-thIrds Of lot number one Of divisions
of strip on canal. bounded north by canal lot
number four. south by lane, east by said lot
number twenty four and west by tow path of
said canal, the eastern boundary beng said
lot running southwark from the southern
boundary line of said canal lot number four,
one hundred feet to said lane, all situated and
being in the city of Savannah, county of
Chatham and State OF Georgia.
And will sell the same at public auction be-
fore the Custom House, in the city Of Savan-
nah, county of Chatham and State of Georgia,
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL NEXT.
between the lawful hours OF sale. Tenants
in possession notified in writing; purchaser
paying for titles.
Dated Savannah, Ca, March 3. 1884.
r. ID. LOCKE, U. :. Marshal.
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groal Salre.
CHATHAM sHERIFF's SALE.

T1NDER and by virtue Of a mortgage d. ia.
u issued out Of Chatham Superior Court. in
favor OF GEORGE ). MILLS VS.. JOSEPH
CLAY, have levied upon the following de
scribed property Of the defendant. to wit:
All that certain plantation CT tract Of land
situate, lying and being in the said county OF
Chatham and state Of Georgia. on Hutchin-
sons Island, measuring and containing 2l6'2
acres. be the same more or less. the said tract
of land commencing at its western end at the
bank which was formerly the line bank OF
the Marshall lands, and when bank in a plat
drawn by John MckinnOn in February, 1913,
is marked down on line north 40 degrees 20
minutes east, and terminating at its eastern
end at the dividing bank between the rice
culture and dry culture lands on said island,
butting and bounding on the north on Savan-
nah Back river, to the east on lands belonging
10 the estate of Mitchell King, to the south
partly on Savannah river and partly on lands
belonging the estate of Mitchell King.
And ! will offer the said above described
property for sale at public Outcry. on the
FIRST UESDAY IN APRIL, 1854, during
the legal hours Of sale, before the Court
House door of Chatham county. in the city of
Savannah, to satisfy said mortgage Il. IA.
Terms cash. JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff c. Co. Ga.
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RECEIYER,s SALE

GEORGIA, BURKE COUNTY.-By virtue Of
" decree Of the Superior Court Of the
county of Richmond and said State, in the
cause of the BANK OF AUGUSTA against
THOS. l.. JONES and w. J.. FITZPATRICK,
will be sold at public outcry on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN APRIL, A. ID. 1884, at the
Court House door in the town Of WaynesbOrO,
in Burke county, within the lawful hours Of
Sheriff sales, to the highest bidder. certain
tracts of land situate in the county Of Burke
aforesaid, in the 18th District, G.. NJ, contain
ing six hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of A. z. Virgins, w B. Jones, w. o..
of two tracts conveyed by said Thomas l.
Jones to Rev. Washington l.. Fitzpatrick, as
security. by deed dated 18th of April, A. ID.
1876, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of Burke
Superior Court, in Book H. folio 357, said
Thomas l.. Jones having subsequently con-
veyed portion thereof to said A. +. Virgins,
the parts hereby offered for sale, being all Of
said tracts conveyed to said W. l.. Fitzpatrick,
except that portion sold as Aforesaid to Wig
gins. The same will be sold in whole or in
parcels to suit purchasers, and description
thereof shown on or before day of sale. On
the premises are stables, gin house and tenant
houses. The land runs to about three miles
from Station No. 9 and two miles from "ROg-
ers'' Station, G. r. r. One of lots offered for
sale, now containing al acres, more or less,
adioins A. p. Virgins, Henry W. Jones and
W. b. Jones. and is woodland; the other ass
acres. more or less, lies west side Of Dry
Branch, and adjOins w. b. Jones and W. o..
Wadley Il Bro, partly cleared and in cult
walton. Further information given on appli-
cation. Terms cash.
JOHN r. SHEWMAKE,