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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
City Council.

The city council convened In regu,
lar session last evening al the city
hall, Mayor Brown presiding. Roll
called: Absent, Alderman Williams.
Tho minutes Of tho last meeting were
road and approved.
The contract for building Pipe
sewer on Bryan street was awarded TO
Charles Ronicke, at Sl,2i6.
An ordinance requiring the macaia
MIXING, guttering and curoing o..
Ross avenue, from the intersection OF
Sycamore street eastward to the cross
Ing or tho Texas Central railway, and
sycamore street, Nrom Ross avenue
southwark to Pacific avenue, was
placed upon its iual reading and
passed. The streets will be paved ac-
cording to tho plans and specifications
adopted by the council and on file In
the city engineer's office.
A number of petitions were read and
reIerred to the proper committees.
Several bills for work on swatoi
works wero read uud allowed.
Ga motion o. Alderman LinSkie, Nc
Il more WAS allowed SIS Tor iu,uishing
ice wNter at tue rstN OF 50 per barrel at
| tho GrAat plemOrt,, services.
The report of the superintendent of
trH water-wOrks, was referred back 10
Ii, vi Tor correction.
on motion of Alderman Loeb, Dep
uty Marshal Cornwall wss allowed SlO
for horse feed, which places hls salary
At sos per month.
An ordinance, authorizing w. C..
Conner and associates TO lay pipes for
| and establish gas werkS, passed It's
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Tone of the stock Market

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Governmont
bonds quiet and steady. There has
been little in to-dsy's stock market of
special interest. During the first hour
there was moderate activity, but from
that until the close OF business was
dull. Opening prices were in many
cases, within !. per cent. of the high.
est prices OF tho day. In some cases
the closing prices are tho lowest Of the
day, but generally Is to q above bot
tom quotations. Some OF the so-cslled
active stocks are small fractions
higher. There was very decided dc.
cline after II O'Clock; later there was
q recovery and Jne market then
simply drifted throughout tho after
noon slowly tending westward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GIBBS
ON PROHIBITION.

In this Issue We publish an inter-
visw with LIEuTENANT-G GOVERNOR
GiBBs on the prohibition question.
The press have taken occasion TO a..
cuse him Of being on the fence, but he
iinds the top rail quite comfortable.
He believes that local option for the
counties is the most reasonable of all
police regulations suggested. AS an
instance OF its effective work in au
out.and.out Democratic county, he
citos tho happy case OF Rockwell.
He thinks that worry high license,
AZ advocated by SENATOR Coke,
would create monopoly, and that
fair liconse, on revenue basis, 10
alike just to tho county, to the State,
to tho Individual, ana to the Demo.
cratic party. lilo seems to think that
recent elections haye developed such
division of sentiment that the next
Legislature will submit. the amend
ment to the people, and that it will DO
defeated.
Farfrom GIBBS beingin sad plight or
critical position on this liquor question,
IL would seem that he has struck that
happy medium that Involved a fortu.
nate constitution for this Union as
botwoon the extremes of Federalism
and extreme Democracy, when our
fathers set this government a1oat, or
whom HENRY CLAY, with his compro-
mise measures, averted war and di-
vision Of the country, hut
which subsequently came about
when extremists failed to con-
form to his prudent counsels.
Thore il not absolute certainty that
good and true Democrats of tho past
will not insist on this prohibit
tlon question, nor that TO.
cent wounds will ranklo Tor
a long whlio to come, and this with
clergy ard laymen. 1t is unfortunate
for all parties that the Dallas prohi-
billion convention precIpitatod the Is
cue as it did. But the fact remains,
It, WAS done and 1t had to be met.
There car be no question but
what many O voter opposing state
prohibition, favors local option, but
voted In these late elections with the
party proper against local option, for
fear of encouraging and bringing
about State prohibition, but who
would, under ether circumstances,
vote for local opinion, and who be-
lioves in tho legality ana expsdiency
just rs it stands. GOVERNOR GIBBS
would appear to reconcile both
branches OF tho Democratic household,
and therefore may well bo content
to "straddle" fence which
no insists, M do 30 many others, is of
tho material to construct one OF tho
soundest, "a well as most substantial
and successful plGnks OF true Demo-
cratic platform, on which all can
stand. II is becoming recognized that
q police regulation for one county is
not at all proper for another county,
aud that The residents OF these coun-
ties respectively are tho host Judges Of
their own peculiar wants and inter
ests. Lot all Democrats unite ON this,
and whilst they shall favor local
option IA II now stands with us, they
shall oppose any constitutional amend
mont to operate on sll the counties in
tho State alike, and there can thus be
no change from tho present status. II
Democracy will do this, then all par
tics In tho party can DO satisfied and
reconciled, except the extremists. This
Is a position which wo believe will be
annrOypl nv iha mpsaa
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reference toits mineral and geological
displays, aud Professor W. Il. Cum
rings will do the same on The Texas
4 Pacific route.
Our new roller Touring mill, which
In perfect success, and which is turn
ing out a 1ne quality Of flour, will ex-
hibit at both expositions its work from
tho first crushing OF the wheat 10 the
hnest grade of finished -four, the
seven different crushing processes be-
ing shown.
Our city, during the past week, has
received 80 bales of cotton by wagon
from the vicinity OF the local option
town called Ennis.
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Palestine

PALESTINE, Sept. 10. - Especial -
Dongus fsver is prevalent TO a consid-
cradle extent in and near the city.
Many persons, OF oil ages, arc i'll with
IL. Hou. John III. Reagan has been
coDfsed to his bod with 1t, but is now
recovering.
Cotton Is coming in slowly.
A Methodist revival is in progress
here, under the auspices of Elders
Mathis and Green.
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tration and the silver msn. aud 1t -
likely that such will bs the result. To
us it seems that a compromise increas-
ing the purity of tbs dollar aud de-
cressing the amount Of the compulsory
coinage and CT tae same time forcing
the money out OF tho treasury vaults
as quickly and yet cautiously as pos
sible, would injure no interests, cause
no alarm or psnlc aud DO directly to
the best int srests OF tho entire people,
North and East, as well as South and
West.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

The Secretary Of State has just pro-
pared, II Is understood, another long
liAt Of consuls 10 be appoint
cd. II safe to say that
tho consuls at Marseilles and tho
Spanish ports have an absolute fee.
simple tonuro a. long as warm woath.
Or lasts. They will fall only with tho
leayos In wintry weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

ENGLAND never can stand by and
ses another nation vcbble up territory
without growing raveuous, and insist
Ing upon taking hand. Ills now said
she wants to 70 "halvers" with Ger.
many In scislng the Carollnes. II
wouldn't surpriss usifa few weeks
developed war with England, Ger
many Turkey and Italy on one aide,
ond spain, France and Russia on the
oeher Then the earth and The seas
Woold shake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

The Yankee yacht has beaten the
Genesta In fair, square race, and the
big silver cup will probably stay
awhile longer whore 1t is. This makes
about tho iifth time England has tried
to recapture tho cup. They will have
toinprove both In building an d sail
Ing yachts II ,hsy carry tho cup back
10 Great Britain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

Mrs. MuLLIGAN's appointment as
pension agent at Chicago has taken
the wind out Of tho Stnlwarts out
there. The Iail says at Is salts
factory" aud even the Tribune snys
"tho appointment will provoke no
hostile comment" MISS SWEET was
not sweet enough to capture the
bachelor president after all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
Presidential Appointments

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-The presi
dent to-day appointed James G. Read
to be postmaster AT Corinth, Missis-
sippi. -
The president to-day appointed tho
following collectors OF CUSTOMS:
John McWilliams, tor tho district OF
Providence, Rhode Island.
John S. Hager, for tho district OF
San Francisco.
William j. Mechanic, for tho dis.
trict of Cuyahoga.
John Flanagan, for the southern
district of Oregon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

A PARIS dispatch OF the 18th instant
20 TnE HERALD. gives an account OF
the capture OF four moro criminals AND
desperate characters, IN tho Territory,
The Texas officers seem determined to
clcar tho territory and broAk up tho
gangs OF bloody criminals which In
test H. Texas has suffered severely
nom the proximity Of this stamping.
ground Of the fugitivcs from Justice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

Ex-CoNoREssMAN JONES, Of Now
Hampshire, has started new insur-
ance company to take tho place Of
those recently abandoning THAT State.
Wonder II JONES has played u Yankee
trick on them in securing the passage
OF tho law against which they kicked
30, and to escape which thoy left tho
StaseS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

THE Brazilian note counterfeiters
seemed to work on the theory that this
country was filed with numskulls
and had no law. One OF them ran oil
over the country trying to get tho bills
printed by well.known photographers,
~ X engaged in perfectly reputable
business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

THE activity In German naval circles
and tho placing Of all the iron.clads
undcr orders to DO ready FOR au omer-
gency, looks ns II tho Spanish Ger
man imbroglio were long way from
settlement yo.. Spain, too, Ia taking
active measures to yet its navy in good
hehtlng trim. Spain, OH tho sea, ~ no
''sick man." rs tho German vol
knQiHA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

enc x. PosTMAsTERG GENERAL HATToS
t sRSu IN stantly referring to the new mon
pronthe cabinet as "fresh" officials.
but tTToN can afford to despiso "fresh"
stneae.scials. AZ no was "rsnk" enough for
Why gang that ever infested the capt.
mkw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

TREASURER JORDAN has fitted up q
bedroom at the treasury department,
and practically lives there. There are
many Republicans yet in tho treasury
department, and TREASURER JORDAN
wisely thinks that the Democrats can
not be too watchful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

4SpAIS has apologized for tho attack
Upon tho German embassy, but the
Yharolines are still claimed by Ger
Saauy. Spain Is wise In purchasing
aew war ships, II aho wants tho islands
iskery badly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

MINNEApoLIs and st. Paul arc such
bitter rivals that In the late census
even tho dogs wero enumerated, and
here too Minneapolis came out ahead,
having 500 dogs to st. Paul's 22i. 1t Is
wonder they didn'l count the fleas on
the dogs, also.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

The troops in New Mexico, who arc
trying to capture little band ofhos-
tile Indians, had hotter be disbanded
and sent homo. Grub and $l3 psr
month to such troops is throwing away
money. Why not hire twenty Texas
rangers?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

HENRY WARD BEECHER IL said to
be hard at work on the Grafton he ia to
ECeliver on GRANT. at Boston next
month, and proposes to make it his
Browning effort. II will doubtless bo
NJ magnificent Grafton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

THE New York Sun saddles tho re.
hponsibility for the passage Of tho
civll-service act In tho House on SUM-
SET Cox. That facS just becoming
known, 1t - a fortunate thing for Cox
that he 10 safe In Turkey.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

n HoKINNEy prohibitionists arc terri
~ hard to please. They wore beaten
n = major ~ Of go at the Mckinney
ok, buts with all that, are not happy.
SSssney want 1t "straiued over"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
Elmo,

ELMO, Sept. d. Special. - GOOD
rains last week; fine weather now.
Farmers ore all picking cotton.
Crops in this section are about 20
per cent. bettOr then last yeer. Cot
ton il coming in slow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

ITHR denkue epidemic has got up TO
ltop, and whole families are down
~ 1t. But Bolton is no such mar
fas Austin is. The State House is
ct BeIton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

III. The sweetest ,,,,.! thing tia. eyer grew
uutil ehe took "a having head achrr-
soI = time che lost her bsauty, but one
~ lght day her Papa b ~ shs : bosllo Of
Ualvaslon OIL, and loi he b ss SWesS
snd pessty - svse. (0aly = soa(s :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

500 dozen stiff hats and HofS felt in
all tho lending styles, worth $3.50 10
Sl,,2 only for this week; st the
GLOBE, 703 Eliza street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

The Highland brand of condensed
milk has tho natural taste and flavor
OF pure fresh milk, because it contains
no sugar, nor adulteration Of any kind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

q CAlt,Aoo paper thinks BISMARCK
fe6 very cowardly In jumping on
yun when tho latter was sick abed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

Tnn Chloaso Herald rslss 10 TIA ~
oene Sensational homiol1s Ia Nv
Yea - full ~ and II - dolne spssAs
~ NM than posssyi
M ~ = j. - , 4: i'1Sss sy:. n q:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

800 PAIRS OF fino pants at $3.50, $780,
400. Look at them.
GLoEE, 70S Elm streel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
Fall and Winter
OH . THIN

Asusual, we have succeeded in bringing to
Dallas the BEST wa could find, at such prices that
nc one need go away dissatisfied You will find
an entirely NEW STOCK ana LATEST STYLES,
well made and fashionable, prices lower than the
loves tand quality warranted as represented
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

Moffett Il Lack, dyers and cleaners,
705 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

Motfett Il Lack, dyers and issners,
705 Elm street.
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ServiCeabIe School Suits!
PARENTS SCHOOL BEGINS NEXT WEEK,

GET YOUR BOYS READY. THH
NEW STYLES OF SUITS WE OF
FIR Arb ESPECIALLY ADAPT-
ED FOR TEIE ROUGH USAGE
SCHOOL BOYS GIVE CLOTHING.
Il HAVE AN UNUSUALLY
LARGE STOCK OF TIE LATEST
ST LIES; MADE OF STRONG AND
DUFABLEl MATERIAL, AND OUR
PRICES ARID THB LOWEST WE
HAVE EVER BEEN ABLE TO
OF'F'ER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
A WONDERFUL LAND.


What = Traveller Has Discovered In an
Unexplored Region OF Africa
Mr.. Joseph Thomson ought to be reckoned
as one of the worlds b~ensfsctors, for he has
discovered a corner of it totally unknown
before and filed with wonders and a field
for adventures before which Sinbad's our
ney becomes as commonplace as a trip in q
streetcar. He penetrated into an UNEMPLOYED
region in Africa, where lions are as common
as foxes, and boas as thick as flies. de
passed over deserts strewn with the car
cases OF rotten cattle, and was obliged to
subsist on them. He was surrounded BY q
guard, every man of whom was at heart
q murderer and q thief, and who protected
him only because they believed him to..bes
sorcerer, and.the only proofs Of his magic
power were two false teeth and q package OF
eferyescing powder. He discovered a noun
tain thirty miles In diameter at the base,
the base being 500 feet above sea level
Above this base a peak $4,000 feet high set
with facets of ice. Another mountain was
~honey-combed with caves, in which whole
tribes live. These tribes, the Nasal are "a
finely modelled, handsome race, with the
spirit OF incarnated devils" They donotmarr
until they are on the verge OF old age. Be-
fore that time they live on milk aud mer
alone, taking a purely milk diet for a month
and then meat only for the same period
After marriage they = eat vegetables,
smoke and otherwise enjoy the rewards OF a
~yirtuous life, before they wrap thu drapery OF
death about them and are thrown to the vul-
lures, which is the Masaic way Of dis2oHng
of the great Observation-Disclosures Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

The Navy yards resume work.
Seven persons win probably die from the
'Pittsburg natural gas explosion.
A National Cotton Conventioa is to, be
held at New Orleans February 10.
influence of Irish agitators, it Is said will
defeat tie House resolution against dyna-
mite.
Duncan G. Ross, Of Cleveland, challenges
any man in the world to q mixed wrestling
match.
Lizzie Kaufamn, q German girl, danced
herself to death at q Cincinnati ball Satur-
day night.
William Leonard, aged LOG, died at Seat
tie. His widow is Sc. They had lived to-
gether Is years.
The ten mile skating race for the anna
teur championship ct New York was won BY
Philips in 43:lS 3-6.
AdeHcate S-year-Old child Of Josiah Nc
Graih, of Blue Marsh, Pa. was whipped TO
death by q male school teacher.
Col. J. g. Ramsey in command Of. the
troops at Fort McHeury, was arrested for
an assault upon q street car conductor.
Another Democratic member of the Hi
nois Legislature is seriously sick. This re-
duces the Democratic msjCrity to two.
Chittendsn Rogers. Appointment manufaO-
turer Of Binghampton, N. Y, fell and was
killed while playing Q game Of polo.
JuliuA Ysttav. 9 Depaty Marshall at The
Chicago election, tried for murder for kill
ing a man on election day. was acquitted
W. P. Chisholm, Superintendent Of the
Waukegan, I'LL, Mil Company, was caught
in the shaft Saturday and crushed 70 death
The Lord Clare branch Of the Irish Ma
tional League Of ~PhiladslPhia unanimously
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
Sua,ehed from the Grave.

Mn. sarnh Z. Turner and her mother, Ms Pc
Rry4u. for nineteen years TeSideEs 81 Hu mbotdt
Tenp.' make the fello-ing stAiemen5 q " the
nerits Of SNhts specific ArL Iurnsrs ose 10
veil knozu IN that community. ebs says:
aI Uas saiie.ed for tNo or three TeErs with ZOE
mn and ETysipelas combined. Ny Whole system vas
broker down ny strength and appetite goue, and
hecame As helpless as = child, being lifted from pace
10 place by my fIien1& wss trrated b The eea
phIsidans n the e1uDuDity vita Io1ide Of fet0s
ana he otheT usual remedies Tor such eases lEs
siyen NJ 70 die by my thendSky s~antrtno sere
Seyopd O. seipti0n. and 4 bad al hope q neesS-
eTx. Last January 1 WIS iada 20 Try sEtns SPe-
dhe. having received . pzmpl rom the eonpHny
Setsilipg Us inertia The 6ut dozen bottia had
the effet TO bring back hOpe toS1nJ hszrt, .ndtns
thoooht Of being vel sga8n brought JOY aid gad-
nsr 10 the househoid. I have taken alts9ethe5 ~
h|ttIex The aTes have all healed up and diszp-
nsend: my strength has returned. and l an sbseb
81 All ffnds Of hG1e work SHtfts Specihc, hon
s,tIy believe, Enateh6d me from the graTe, and DO
80 tnov how 70 b qstful enough tog my ree1v-
cry.
Ituow thst 8. G. 8. has saved ny dzaghters HE.
She uas he most vresched looking object thai !
e~rr tEu when she oonmsnoed taking H. being Per.
fartlv helples- / thank God tia, We ever heand Of
n - saved ny ehIId. NKs- P. Z BRYAH.
HrvroLpT. TErs.. Get 1, 1884
Treatie on Blood and Skin Dise1ss mailed ire
TuR6 SWIFT ePsrIYTc CO. Driver J, Atlantis, Sa.
Ia Nv LaaghliR Broa ACo. and Legsn q Co, q
UhoIssIe md retal, wheeling. VIVA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

TIER % was the scenic artists room. With .
smaB model Of the stage on which he pro.
ieets the scenery in miniature. 10 be alter
ward transferred 20 canvas, graduated On >
scale ProPortioned TO that Of the model. In
another nom large thick LEATHER gloves
were being sewed irho hand armcr. The
supers ct tie performance Of The Prophet
last night" explained the reporter guide,
tore the gloves ont Of the gsuntiets and
walked OF with them; 30 We have to sew
new gloves in for the next representation Of
the opera. A chamber full Of artificial
plants adjoining and then came the ar
rocy. which looked Ike the department. in
a European museum Brightly polished
helmets breast-plates, swords, lances, shields,
chain and plate aruor lined the walls and
racks. A heavy helmet was shown TO the
reporter as that worn by SchOtt in "LOhen-
grim" After it, the helmet worn last year
by Csmpaniui seemed as light a paper.
Schotts military career has maieh,m aecus
toned 70 heavy headgesr. The enormous
swords Used in "Fasut," and carried by the
soldiers when they sing the chorus, also
take he strength. Mr.. BradSell, who has
charge Of the srmory, is an expert on the
subject Of arms and tolerates nothing which
is not Historically correct
The dressing rooms an the floors belox
are eommodious but simply furnished, up
holstered, and paPered. The greenroom is
pApered in terra Gotta. In the basement is
the engine room, from which are worked the
elevators and the tanning machine. the lat
ter so successfully that there is . difference
of only three degrees Of temperature be-
tween the psrquet and the family circle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY yIHTUB OP A DEED or TRDST MADE
I'D ~ Entns J. jordan and l. 3. Jordan, her hos.
land, 70 the undersigned trustse, datsg % the isth
day Il June, lts3, and recor3ed IN tire once Of ths
lerk Of The County topTt Of Ohio county, Wesf
virginia, In trustdeed book "a, paes ZIG, Tvffi, %
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY n. feoS,
rnDenfins u 20 o'oock q n, scil u pshitc sse-
den, at Tie front door cf De Coun Hoo q Ohis
ocpnty, The following dssrnbsi pnDpsrty, that y -
-ay All thai t4 or pzrcpi 81 ground dfuste h
Inacelpkia dLtb1, IN The coany 81 Ohto, aB1
stare OF woa Hiuinfa, bounded md teuibsd -
t~OILoxs: Beginning - Q stake On ~ soufh-easf ~
Of tie I6ginstco lane. being he nerthsef csesga
he tuct or pspes Of Land ooaveyed 70 Richard v.
Nhehtn IN hts life time by ths GerDaE Cakhole
Csueie1y lsDc1aion b. dssA lstsd On de e ~
Of Afrif. 1873, and run ring viii ths psuhsru lfse
Of aid tract south ~ 50 eat - 6Ls1o poisS y o
stake: thsDcs eoarh 81 vet With Che eoa beun-
dary linz Of pztd trnrf 10 7I-lob psIss 70 . stsks;
thence narth II vest ~ es-l0o poies % Q stske @
The sos thsast ode Of aid EfdnEtoa Lane: tseDn
eth sid lane north So " cad . 7zI0o potes 70
The plsoe Of beE1pnins, csa'aiBing tso scrs u
xnotnd By ssrvey. toeesheg sfth en- snd 1ne1ia
The iuproFrnenE Thereon and the hsetifsaens
and sppurtsnasos thereto belopnnG ms H. ths
same property which sscoa~sysd 70 ths ~ Ea1s
. jordan bra. r. Lyds and wife ~ dsi tstst
TEEns on s1LE-oas-tbird q ~ pqsehsw
money czsh In hand, ens thirA tLerss, VIA ists
Ell, In obe year. snd The stiae theref. sfth taiN-
sst, IN two year, from Ne dag u sslA - pare1ses
giving bis notes With god ssssrfty for te dseTc5
payrsepe add shs icTi urs heinz ~ d1e1 . fnf-
her secaritJ, HENRY y. RuBsstL
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