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COunterfeiter Arrested.
LEY fclegrnnh TO rhc Dl.natch. |

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The inter- Occdn'S
Joliet, Illinois, dispatch says: "A Sensa-
ton was created here yesterday by the ar
rest Of Adam Williams Oh the charge Of
passing counterfeit money. Williams is
the son Of prominent farmer and lives
three miles south OF this city. At his
house dies and other tools for the
manufacture Of spurious dollars and half
dollars were found. Williams and another
were taken to Chicago last night 10y United
States officers. He is believed to be the
leader Of gang. Other arrests are antici-
pofoJ -
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the first section was amended so as TO read
as follows: " That whoever. as laborer
workman, or mechanic, Il hereafter EN-.
ployed by or on behalf OF the Government
OF the United States shall be paid for each
eight hours he has been employed as for Q
full days work.
On motion Of Mr.. McMillen, OF Tcnnes-
see, the second section was amended Ia
correspond with the first section so rs to
apply merely to the future.
The committee then rose, and the Speaker
announced the following conference COM
mlttees: On the legislative appropriation
bill, Messrs. Hancock. Holman, and Can
non; on the electoral-count bill, Messrs.
Eaton, Bennett, and Hart.
Adjourned
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A M0b's Attack Oh IA Protestant Mis-
sion In Mexico.
GBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

CITY OF MEXICO Uid GALVESTON, June
2S.-Thc Protestant mission at Cilaya, on
the Central railroad, was attacked by mob,
winch destroyed the furniture and effects.
Rev. 4. W. Grecnman and other inmates
escaped to 4 neighboring house, but were
pursued and fired on. They returned fire
and Killed one and wounded several Of the
mob. which then dispersed. The mission
party were then prote ctcd by Federal sol
diers. Rev. Mr.. Greenman is now at the
American legation here. The Mayor Of
Cilaya, having encouraged the attack and re-
fused protection, is responsible for the dis
turbanLe.
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General SHaim,s Case.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 2S.-It is
understood that Representative Calkins
headed The delegation which called at the
White House yesterday in the endeavor to
induce the President to abandon the court
martial OF Judge Acknowledgement Swain.
IL is reported that the President was firm
in his refusal and expressed surprise that
an officer in General Swaim's position did
not insist upon trial. The detail for the
court will be completed and announced
during the next few days.
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The Cholera TN France.

10y itlcklhph w iic bl'pdtNAi'i
WASHINGTON, II. c., June 2S.-Secretary
Freiinghuysen today received cable mes
sage from Consul Mason, at Marseilles,
France, as follows: Four deaths in Toulon.
The cholera has reached MarseiIes. Six
deaths have occurred to Saturday noon.
The weather Is very warm. A general eX-
odus from the city has begun.
MARsEn.LEs, June 2S.--Tbrec deaths
from choleraic- diarrhGa have been regis
tered to-day. The registry Office is open
night and day in order TO facilitate prompl
intermcnt IN cases where cholera is susl
pected to have caused death.
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Rain Damages I'm North Carolina.
NV telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

lDy ieIeRTaPnlO tHc DlHp~'Nh'l
CHARLOTTE. \. c., June 2S.-The heavy
rains i'm Western North Carolina did con-
siderable damage to the Western North
Carolina railroad ana crops in Buncombe
and Mcdowell counties. Two trestcs
were washed away OF tue Western North
CAROLINA railroad between A,heyille and
Round Knob. twenty miles east OF AShe-
vile. Five lauGslides are reported, and
all through trains are stocpcd. The breaks
will be repaired and the track cleared by
Monday Meanwhile passengers will be
conveyed across the mountains in stages.
The East Tennessee railroad ria Warm
Springs to AshcyilIe is intact. \ force OF
200 men is repairing the road. The dam
age 70 the railroad and crops amounts to
several hundred thousands OF dollars.
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Rankcrs Suspended.

fBy telegraph To the Dispatch.I
TORONTO, June 2S.-FOrbcs X Lawns
brough, bankers and brokers, have stopped
payment. They are preparing statement
oitheir aflaics TO be submitted to their credit
ors on Monday. but will not make an AS
signment until Wednesday, when ii will be
seen how the Federal Bank matters will 90.
1t is reported on good authority that Ingam
has resigned the position OF manager OF the
Federal Bank, TO which he was recently
annnintpl.
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Deserters Shot.

10y tiUTt U IIlt UT0IdTVT.I
MADRID, June 2S.-TwO officers, guilty
OF desertion from Santa Caloml last April,
who the Cabinet Council yesterday de-
cided should be shot Immediately, were
shot to-day at Corona. The shops Of
Corona and Barcelona are draped in
mourning. Thousands Of people assem-
bIed in front OF the house Of the Governor
OF Barcelona and compelled the Governor
TO telegraph to the Government asking for
communication Of sentence.
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Wurdercrs Sentenced.

ll}y telegraph To the DiSpatch.I
CIcIXyATI, June 2S.-,Jo>cph Palmer, ac-
complete Of William Berner in the murder
Of William II. Kirk, was to-day sentenced
to be hanged October 10, 1881. Emil Trum-
peter, for the murder Of Anthony Dclano,
was sentenced TO Imprisonment for life.
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Press Arrangements at Chicago.

by telegraph % The. DispatcH.I
CHICAGO. June 2S.-The Subcommittee
OF The Democratic National Committee in
charge of the press arrangements an
nounced to-day that all newspapers
assigned places at the reporters tables
would be notified July 1st by letter, and
tickets and badges will be issued on or
after July eth by the committee from its
headquarters, Parlor !, Palmer House.
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NEW YORK pASK STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. June 2S, 1884.
DFFFElNGN
CORN--Whiie, 4,2s6 bushels. Mixed, $500
bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN Mixed. 1000 bushels common - falrat
81 TO SIC.
OATS.-300 bushels.
MEAL.-lOO bushels.
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CniIapse of Trade I'm TOulon.

10y clITc 20 ihc DIlpalcn.T
PARIS, June 2S.-Tbc various trade or
CARNATIONS OF Tculon have petitioned VI.
Herri~on, Minister Of Commerce, to eX-
tend the dates Of acceptanccs OF bills,
owing to the genera collapse OF the local
trade, which has been caused by the APP
Dearance OF cholera.
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T ET'sTALK ABOUTTHE WEATHER

If 1T HAPPENS TO TURN WARM BY To-
MORROW, REMEMBER THAT NO HOUSE IN
THIS COUNTRY SHOWS a LARGER LINE
OF "KOOL KLOTHING" THAN WE DO.
REMEMBER THAT OUR REDUCTIONS ARE
MADE FROM PRICES THAT ARE GUARAN-
TEED BY AN ABSOLUTELY ONE-PRICE
HOUSE AT ALL TIMES TO BE THE Low.
EST, AND ARE NOT IMAGINARY FROM
PRICES THAT NEVER EXISTED.
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w o VI A n.
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TERS OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
w o NJ A y


NEAR MARIETTA, GA.
some months ago bought bottle Of DR.. j.
Bradfeld's Female Regulator and used II IN my
family with great satisfaction. have recon-
mended II to three families. and they have found
II TO he just what Is claimed for It. The females
who have rsed 1t are now in perfect health and
able to attend TO their household duties.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
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GIass.Works shut Down.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
PITTSBURGH, June 2S.-The glaSs-works
throughout the West shut down to-day for
the usual two-months' vacation.
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STATE OF GEOrGtA, TROUp COZ

STATE or GEORGIA, TROUP COUNTY.
Ihayc examined the recipe of Dr. Josiah Brad
field, and pronounce IL TO be a combination Of
medicines Of great merit in the treatment Of all
diseases Of females for which he recommends il.
WILLIAM T.. BEA>LEY, NJ ID.
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tBy cable to the Dispatci.l
HAVANA. June 2S.-The deaths from
yeIlow.fcyer for the past week numbered
twenty-five.
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Meeting of The Egyptian Conference

[By cable to the DIspitch.I
LONDON, June 2S.-The Egyptian con-
ference met this afternoon at 8 O'Clock at
the Foreign Office. MaSurus Pacha, the
Turkish Ambassador to England, was pre-
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~ Ieica rupa.
NEW rDNH

NEW YORK. June rs, 1854.
stocks opened firm and higher. and In the first
fifteen minutes Of business there was an advance
In prices Of I46lL. Northwc,t rose j. Central
Pacific |, Lackawauna ,, Western Union p,
Union Pacific 1. md New YORK Central J. ~
the first call Union Pacidc developed weakness,
and fc!l Off to ~. and Central Pacific broke ? ;
hut other active shares declined only al. About
1 O'Clock there was a complete change for the
better, aud all the leading stock, were IN brisk de-
mand for bull accounts aud 10 cover sh0rt con-
tracts. The cause, which contributed 10 the
improvement were numerous, chef among them
being an aunOu Iccmcnt from Liverpool that
$7,5OO.O0O Of American gold had been shipped
from that port to New York: that Mr.. Vanderbilt
had been a large buyer OF some OF MS stocks. no.
tably Lake shore; The official announcement that
the Union Pacific Company would, a. usual PAY
its July inicrc>t; and the favorable bank state
ment. Some of the active room-traders taTned
from bear to bull; and this was not without us
influence on prices. The improvement In prices
ranged from | to o.. The mark closed AT or
near the highest point Of the day. c IN AIRED with
last nlgit. closing prices, y. raul preferred J.
3. higher. T. axe shore 5ls LaCk9wanna aud NORTH
west :. Northwest preferred A., -. Paul, 3b,
Western Union 3ls Wabash preferred %, Illinois
Central 3. Northern Pacific preferred ~ Central
Pacific -: Chicago. burlington aud Quincy , };
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific. -; Kansas
and Texas, Reading, Lou!Syill and Nashville and
kashvill. and Chattanooga ?. New York Central
-, Omaha -. ana the remainder OF the list :.
sales, 4l4'OOO sharfs.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-Thc weekly state
mcnt Of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans Increase. s397.sOO; specie
42.7OO; deposits increase, t5.t60.200 cIrcu-
lation decrease, $4,000; reserve Increase
:3.1Ol.550. "
legal requirements
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 2--Nirginia new l0-iO's,
80 Virginia new SIS, So. North Carolina t.,
1898. Bid to-day.
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SpnINGFIELD. TENN.

SPRINGFIELD, TENN.
DR.. j. Bfddfeii: Dear sir,-My daughter has
been sulc ing for many years with that dreadful
affection knogn Is Female Disease, which has cost
me MANY dollars, and notwithstanding | had the
best medical attendance, could not find relief |
have used many other kinds of medicines with
out any effect. had just about given her mp, and
was out of heart. but happened In the store OF ".
W. Ecker, several weeks since, and he. knowing
Of my dauphtor's aillic'ion. persuaded me to buy
bottle of Your Female Regulator. She began 10
improve at once. I was 80 delighted with it, cf-
feet, that bought several mora bottles of 1t; and,
knowing what DO about il, If to-day one of my
family was suffering with that awful disease, |
would have Il If it cost $50 a bottle: for can
truihfuly say II has cured my daughter sound and
well; and myself and wife do most heartily recon-
mend your Female Regulator to be just what II +
represented 10 bg.
Respectfully.
II. -. FEATIIERSTON.
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Flour.

Flour.-We quote FINE. S2.5CGs3: superGne
s3ms3.75: extra. S4.7h@f4.9O; family, S4.9OM
1928; Patent family. country. S5.5O@S6.5O.
Market very uull
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mAslNE IhrELLIsENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 90, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
cbandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co..
agents.
Steamer Wyoming. Smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandse and passengers, j. ". McCarrick, agent.
Brig }. W. Parker. Kahn. New York, to load
-four FOR the Haxall-Crensbaw Company.
schooner Thayer kimball. Peterson, Petersburg.
light. TO Currie & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Uni cd States
mail, merchandise. aud passengers. l.. Is. Tatum.
suneriPtendent.
Schooner Oaks Ames, sheridan, sta ford. bark,
A. II. Goodman vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Rachael ;. Miller, Coleman. Peters
burg. to load lumber.
schoonerJ. II. Gallagher. Lynch, Norfolk, truct-
barrels, Carrie & Co.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, JUNE 2s, 1888
IBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhattan Stevens, West Point. and
sailed for New York ria Norfolk.
Bark IOOnimer, Aust, Norfolk, 10 load lumber
for Liverpool.
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A SPECIAL PLUM

A SPECIAL PLUM
ARE THE NUNS CLOTH SERGE AND
DRAB D'ETE CoATs-NoT A ONE IN THE
LOT WORTH LESS THAN Is; SOME WORTH
MORE. ALL GO AT $500 EACH.
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PROPOSALS.


CITY ENGNEER's OFFICE.l
RICHMOND, VA, June 2s. 1854.
NTOTICE.-SEA PROPOSALS
~ will be received nj this office until
MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 3OTH,
AT 5 O'CLOCK J.. NJ.
for furnishing 200 tons, more or less, BEST
QUALITY RED-AsH ANTHRACITE COAL,
,Seu screened egg and stove sizes. Also ten cords
more or less. OF SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD for
use In public buildings under the control Of the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings. The Com
mittce on Grounds and Buildings reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals offered.
W. r. CUTsHAW,
legs City Engineer.
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dered the appointment OF medical inspect.
.rs 70 prevent the introduction Of yellow
iever into Arizona from Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
Unusually Polite.

Nothing tends more 10 make the sit
uation agreeable than TO bs surrounded
with polite attention. This clarncter-
istic ~ most prominent with the pas
senger train attendants OF the Wabash
railroad, and has probably contributed
more than any other one feature to.
ward estabIiabisg the popularity OF
this line. Then the accommodations
are the very best, and the thTough-car
system simply perfection. Leaving
81. Louis In the morning. after tho ar
ri val OF all trains from this Bsnth, q
nalace sleeper runs through 10 Neg
York. over the New York Central rail-
road, without change, and there IL m
elegant parlor car aud free-ehnir car
Tor Chicago. In the evening there "
the only through sleeper 20 Boston,
another one TO New York, and thetwO
elegant sleepers and flre-chAir car Tor
Chicago. Dining aud buffet cars fur
mali the finest meals and luncllfs. The
business men ard tourists YLll not for.
get these fAets whsn going North and
East this sesson.
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WHERE Best Known.
gainesville licspcrinn.


The Hesperian, and indeed the en-
tire citizenship OF Cooke and many
citizens OF adjoining counties. have
never had any scruples In fully lndors-
Ing Harvey Hulcn Of Cooke county .asn
proper person for the Office Cf commits
sioner of the general land office, but
are willing TO go farther and say he Is
rre.eminently the man who should mi
that situation now. Where he Ia per
sonally known, and his name known
to be used In connection with thatpflice,
his fitness, honesty and fidelity have
all commended him.
Now, let us take up his past record
and see how II tallies ~ an indorsc-
ment for higher trusts from his Eel.
low citizens: Harvey Hulen has been
u resident Of Cooke county for about
ten years, during which time he has
been county surveyor and tax assessor
aud collector, successfully. leaving
them at his retirement perfect syt-
TENS, satisfactory 10 the people and
highly creditable to his integrity and
superb skill IA an Official. la addition
10 this, he has managed HIS affairs till
he il now ranked among the best
citizens of this wealthy section, And
what before his advent heres His
former home paper, the Columbia,
Missouri, Herald, Of Boonc county
Mo, attesis for him In this strong in-
dorsement
1--WE notice that Mr. Harvey Hulen
OF Gainesville. Texas, " being promi-
neptly urged for land commissioner OF
Texas. Mr.. Hulcn II native OF Boone
county, n gentleman of uublemlsheti
| aim aud xssAssll 80 l.,l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
THE GAzETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS MoNn.v ,,,yp 90

much criticised nomination Of NJ
Arthur four years ago, with no proba.
uiity that, under similar circun,.
stances, he would 20 pleasurably disap-
point the general expectation. He
Is not acceptable to the RepubIl.
cans OF any Northern state outside
oI MS own. HIS record as a soldier Is
unimpeachable, and his inteyritr =,
character will be conceded by ali. pnt
something more than this is needed
Tor the office OF vice-president Of the
nited States, and as a Statesman. ne
70 broad and intelligent views of pub-
nc affairs, Mr.. Logan Is too far below
the level Of his colleague and his party
Tor the unwisdom of the choice 10 be
concealed. His name Il source of
weakness on a ticket that needs 10 he
very strong Now the standard bear r.
ers of the Republican party have been
selected once for all.
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thing or H. ~P's"u'"
The chance lisa very rare one. SAN.
to ' ~ Int obey my first and heat I'M
puiSe IN pficring Tito You.
AZ, sucn chances ~ this since Jay Cook
XII s,s,, sne trau nave been accompanied with the
yrnEN1on 10 take . large amount of she
, n0nus ~ ninety and hold them not iess than
Noon and VIII call upon you. OF course n Won
ION ION want y. lctit pass: You viii receive an
amount and certificates OF iaud stock al /.
W course, In comforting with Others teen INV
name Quiet, Mentioning n TO no ono unless
, 70 Mi; caldwell. write under the prc~ump-
Won That ynu have return ed but I have hrs "A
nothing. Yours truly, Id. HrxiSE
This offer was accepted by Fisher "a
appears from the following IN. 1901:
Received OF Warren Fisher, Jr., $sS,soo I'm
trust, IN consideration OF which am 10 do.
liver 10 said Fisher properly authenticated
csrtincaies of an Interest In the North pa
cue kulwny company. equivalent 10 one
eiRhth part OF one OF the tweni y-four pri :
cipei shares In which the franchi,c sioeK Of
said comnany arc uivi ed; certificates 10 be
IN NE name Of khtha Atkins.
witness my hard. JAMS q. Ri.AiSr.
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SHEER MAN.
Arrangements Being Made for the Old
Settlers Plcnlc--Notss.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, June 20 jesse T.. Low
Ing, Jr, who has been attending school
at Thorp Springs the past year. came
home nj the close OF the session about
two weeks ago with typhoid fever and
has since been confined TO his bed.
He was somewhat better yesterday
and will soon be up again.
The conimittee of arrangements for
the old settlers' picnic held u meeting
yesterday 10 select grounds for the
present year. The old grove is now
embraced IN the grounds of the driving
park, but was preserved especially for
picnic occasions, and no doubt will be
used hereafter by the old folks.
+. q. Walden, IA farmer living nbout
five miles northwest OF the city,
had n fine two year old
short horn bull stolen from
his pasture on the night Of Friday,
June 10, and has not been able to hear
from him since. He was branded V on
the left hip aud side and the owner
would like 10 contribute the price of "a
beef steer ~ know the fellow who
took him.
Mai. Bowen, living two miles east,
imported last winter several head OF
Holslcin cattle direct from Europe.
They have given great satisfaction 10
the owner as good mixers and he had
begun b. feel secure against scclimut-
ing fever, bat during the past week
one Of the best cows died and another
IL now dangerously sick.
Two important changes have been
nude In our legal firms within tho
past week. The firm OF Fears e. Buck
or have dissolved. the former going 10
Denlson 10 practice. Judge w. w.
Wilkips has Withdrawn from the firm
ofNvoods. wilkins a Cunningham and
will probably associate with ii. M.
Patty hereafter.
w. II Landlord, for several terms
clerk Of our district court, sold his
handsome residence property on South
Crockett street yesterday to Mrs.
Routh Of Dallas, who comes 10 Sher-
man for the purpose OF educating her
children In our excellent schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
OTHER POST-OFFICEs.

Dav John, Hoover's Valley.
Dunn A q Is. skipper's Gap.
Bowles q j, Elgin.
Parker DIR W q. ElkharL
McGaughy s, Erin Springs
Frazier ID, Preston.
sanboVn ii y, Houston.
Rabe w Il, Desdimo ala.
Clark ] +. Hico.
Lawless JRmef, OsceOla.
Williams ID IL, Hamilton.
McCsriy 7 ii. Biady.
Hindes q +, Pleasanton.
Barker Samuel, Atascosa.
Mather Rev, Corpus Christi.
Reynolds II T., Dowlin.
Reynolds q A, Emberson.
Black w G, Vernon.
Ward ], Breck enridge
Prescott Henry, San Saba.
Peenerrot Geo f, San Diego.
Kelly W l.. Haleshoro.
Harp Bros, Atlanta
Corkay VIM, Senterfeit.
Lips j 8, Gordon.
Sna per ii T, Argyle.
Anderson Y j, Aurora.
Sample A II, Pilgrims Lake.
Adler, II c. Elmo.
Ray X ]. Eori Graham.
Winter Sa m. Whitney.
Weaver w q, Crystal Falls.
PROM II Il, Belkpap.
blanchard 1hos, FELTON,.
Tirner W y. fa1do, stephens county.
Alex ,ndtT j q, Carlton.
Austin y Is, Veal station.
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FOUND.
LAND AGENT.
LAND FOR SALE.
OWED MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
For Sale by
u. n InIJNSnN

WED MONTAGUE COUNTY LAND
For Sale by
D1pp y. @. JOHNSON.
~ LAND and COLLECTING ACT.
Montague County, Texas.
M. ~ Two lB0-acre tracts. adjoining
hi, situated about four miles east
ske On Denton Greek; rich bottom
N so,et M y acres OF each tract In good
ioks,Vation, twenty -four acres more
asn,sn nearly oil we'll fenced. I'M
nofa, food average house IxS6 ~;
csevs and below; granary, crib and
sT1cellent peach orchard two acres
n rs due portions of each tract not Gull
80 ~ VI. .imbered. WIN sell with grow,
~. t.s 20 acres wheat, 10 Of oats, "a OF
IS.,naa n or cotton. Terms: $40 per
oing above; at least half or more
time ON balance. One OF the
A, crsa places In Montague c ,unty.
y sm,h, sltuated about four and q hail
\ nd n,a OF Bowie; fifty acres IN
lHtios .'onr.y-five acres IN good state O.
ia ssnls: Good franz house. go!d
NJ sn.ern, lots, crib, stable, etc. AZ
plsrses out Of tract IL good tillaole
mx stock wster within three.ouar'
payand nne range ON east between
|nars Denton Greeks. VIII Sc J grow.
lfabushnn place II purchaser desires
h prseM corn, 80 head sheep, 10 head
&a esr hnd calves aud some hogs. a
kisss 20 had In above.
csbos,t naown A. the Loveless pla y. sit
pa n sn I'VE and half niles from Bowie,
q ,erss sunset, on Big Sandy Creess:,
cl1ds, "a GOOD state OF cultivation, ~
e1 roo .Snce, balance ttmbor-nearIy ali
f,sins tiiiable land. Good average
=, tvn Including two dweuins-
w wells, lots, etc. Terms reason
eSSe Inf sale unimproved lands In
spvpsnu adjoining counties; also
eq asSry. business and resldencs., Ap'
Nv. 49, Q. 9. yOHNBuN,.
Estate aud Collecting Ag't
'owie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23
OTHER STATES.

Ground capt. WIN, Creston, Iowa.
Clay Rob., McCartneys, n. NJ.
EDDY Bros, Seven Rivers, N. NJ
Sanders q b, Sarc ISie. Mo.
Even q W, ChilIicothe. MO.
Dayy W K, Frankst0wn, Col.
Aycock ] A, Lisbon. la.
Corning j j, Terre Haute, Ind.
Epperson r ], Bluff my, ARK.
HilouIn n, Ottawa, all.