The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-20
Real Pstate Transfers

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]. J. Davis to J. D. Grumbles. Il
Mrs. L. p. Duval to Mrs. J. A. Col
Inns, lots and 8, block l, in Ell
outlet 1, division z, Austin. $500.
j. T. johnson ct. al. to E. V. Bonner,
one-half interest in 100 acres, T. Bis.
sell league. $500.
G. E. Miller and wife to J. NJ. Val
DEE, lot 5. block 6, Manchac. S45.
l.. G. Moulton ct. al. to F. Rolf, one
half interest in 100 acres, j. p. Kemp
survey. $500.
E. V. Odell ct. al. to F. Rolf, one
half interest in 100 acres, j. P. Kemp
survey. $500.
F. E. Ruffini and wife to {. II. More
house, 46x160 feet of lot l, block 152,
Austin. 500.
X. J: Loving to A. II. Achilles, lot
$685. outlot 81, division E, Austin.
$3.50.
A. Eanes and wife to VIM. Wellmer,
20x129 feet of block e6, division E,
Austin. $3.50.
A. Eanes and wife to VIM. Well
mer, 4Ox128 feet of block &c, division
E, Austin. $500.
V. A. Vesey and wife to VIM. Well
mer, lot 10, block 70, Austin 5000.
Tom Murrah to S. II. Newton, lot /,
block 1, outlot 4, division B., Austin.
$500.
w. W. Harris ct al. to B. S. Pillow,
lot 8, outlot 3, division q, Austin
1890.
j. H. Ray mond to B. S. Pillow ct al,
lot 8, outlot 3, division z, Austin.
$500.
SIN. Swenson, by attorney to w. ].
Montgomery, 1919 acres, VIM. Har-
ris Lea. 1886.
j. P. HodgsoD, by attorney, to V.
Schmidt. Lot 2, outlot % division O.
Austin. $472.
c. Wolf, to V. Schmidt, block 3,
outlot %, division o. Austin. $430.
j. Matter, to T. E. Smith, 1O1 acres
Del Valley grant. $3.50.
G. j. Thorspecker, ct. al. to J. Pflu-
ger. &c SO acres Joseph Weight sur
Yey. $l059.
Lpencer Thayer heirs, to A. Ole,
GIG acres Garner Mays survey $3.50.
NJ. K. Miller, by attorney, TO G. A.
DeLaValle, part of outlot 81, division
B., Austin. $50.
J. H. Ledbetter to 7. A. LedbeUter
ct ais, lots 9, 10, II and IL, block 4,
division A, Austin, $500.
G. Freytag estate to A. BOSNIAN,
100 % acres j. Weihl survey.
$1653.33.
il. Driskill ct al to e. P. Haigler,
lot 1, block 4, outlets 70 and 70, divis-
ion o., Austin. $500.
J. Palmer, to F. P. Lexington, 100
acres, J. Palmer survey, $500.
II. A. Linn, to J. NJ. Swisher, 70
acres, l. Decker Lea. $50.
A. Garcia, to F. Reverb, LOT II, J.
NJ. Tribble survey. $50.
j. Brown. ct. al, to F. Reverb, lot
II, J. NJ. Tribble survey, 500.
d. Williams and wife, to M. Brown,
ct. al, a acre, G. W. Spear Lea, $50.
Church Notes.
The amenities passed between DR..
Goodwin and DR.. Wright, at the lat
ter's church Sunday, were quite inter-
esting. AS is known to the public
the two ministers have been preach
ing from DR.. Wright's pulpit alterna-
lively at the morning and evening
services each Sabbath for a number of
weeks. Last Sunday being DR.. Good
wyn'S time to officiate at the morning
hour, he took occasion to read Psalm
1873 in which are the words Behold how
good and how pleasant it is for breth-
rem to dwell together in unity" and
made some happy illusions TO the
pleasant relations sustained by the
two congregations. DR.. Wright res
ponded in brief. but quite as agreeable
terms. Col. Taylor Moore also eX-
pressed the thanks of the Methodist
congregation for the courGesies shown
to them, and requested their Presby-
terian friends to unite with them in
their services some Sunday in the new
Methodist church.
The following resolution, offered by
DIR. Goydwyn, was adopted by stand
ing vote of the Methodist congrega-
ton present:
Resolved, that we, the members of
the Methodist Sunday school and
church, are sincerely grateful to our
Presbyterian friends for their kind
and generous hospitality shown in af-
fording us such suitable quarters in
time of need; and that we will not
only remember them with gratitude,
but will profoundly pray for Gods
blessing on their Sunday school and
church and pastor.
Mr.. Blackburn, superintendent OF
the Presbyterian Sunnay school, made
some brief but pleasant remarks
touching the sentiments of the res.
olution.
There will be Sunday school at 9:3C
a. M, and preaching at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. next Sunday in the new
Methodist church.