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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-11
ILLEGAL.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Ie3ufD
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial District Iourt
In and for the County or Lancoln. state OF Ne
vndn, and to me directed and delivered for
Judgment rendered in said oourt "a the 1xeo-
tieth day Of January, A. D. 1858 An fsNcf of A.
! Blair and against the Bristol eilvel nirihg
Company, for the sum Of Nineteen HundFsd
thirteen and - 100 ,pls tsl doliars, debt, to-
gether with S5o-75 dollars, tax coats. and all &C.
crnine costs and interest, have levied % the
following property ,to-~it:
steam boiler with attsrhfnepts. Z y barrel
Portland cement, pair bullion scalss, roll OF
battery screen, cans OF sodium, ~ small black
lsad crucibles, pair crucibic toncs. but.
iron mortarf and pestles ,six quicksilver kettbee
? cupel molds, s assay tones, . boss heads,
shoeA, wood whet tlbarrow ,2rotorts, II length
gass-rire, srnoheHtsck sbout % feet lcng,
csstiron rstort front, monkey wranches,
small sledges, hAnd-ax q ' pipe wrenches.
srindstone, 1 sdz, 3 planes, / Epirit level, %
pounds iron wAshers, augers, 10 plsnhs eals
inches, 10 feet long, 2 squares, Iron vhselbar-
row, l anvil. 2l blacksmith tools with handles
3 patent screw plates, II pairs hlacks11fth
topge, % pieces of timbers 6x6 inches, 90 rttees
1x9 inches, pieces 6xs Inches, IL pieces 2xt
i2 pteces 21e Is pieces 2xlo, 10 pieces 2xlo. u
80 pieces l1l, II pieces AIS, pieccs sze. l.
pieceB ess. 15 pieces inch plank. 50 pieces uxt
and 10xl0 hewn, % pieces 2xo. A. piecss 2xl iel
!eet, piofs or less. pine poles; piscas Of TIM
ber ibri2 inches. 20 feet long; - pieces plank
Notice Is hereby given that on
Friday. tho Second day Of Februsry
A. D. 1888. at ~ O'Clock N. OF that dsy, will
sell sli the right, title and interest Of said Biis-
toll Silver Mining tompsny In and 10 the above
described property, ct the Bristol Silver Min-
| ing coDpHny'R mill. in Lincoln county, Ncvada,
| at public suction, for cash In hand, 10 the
highest and best bidder, 10 satisfy said szecu.
jaa7td o. p. SHERWOOD. sheria.
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II 10 ssid BY = eompstsnt suthodty
that men spsnd more for hats than women
d fos haausts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-11

DY VIRTUE oFAN ORDER or SALE IesUEb
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial DISTRICT Court, in
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada
snd TO mo directed and delivered, for iude.
ment rendered In said Court on the pth day Of
August. A. Z, 1853, in favor Of Archie AcQuaie,
Plaintiff, and against the Mayhowsr silver
Mining Company and the May60ver Mine ana
Mining Claim, defendants, for the sum Of seysh
hundred and six 4-100 lt7O6 x-lOOl. gold coin
dollars debt, together with seventy (f70) dollAza
tax costa, and all Accruing costs and intersst,f-
have levied on the following property. to Wit:
That certain mine or mining claim Known -
and called by tho name Of the haynover Mine
and Mining Claim, situate. lying and being in
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County
State Of Nevada, and duly recorded In the Mn
ing Records Of said Mining District, containing
eight hundred linear feet on said Ledge Or Lode
together with the Appurtenances thereto belong
ing, and al the rights and privileges pertaili
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that on.
Saturday, the esh day Of October.
A. D. 1888, at ~ o'clock NJ. Of that dsy, vii
sell all the right title and intertEt OF said May
| flower tilyer Mining Company in and TO the
above described property, and the said May
| flower Mine and mining claim. at the fkcnt door
| pf tie Court -houae IN Phoebe, Lincoln county
| stale Of Nevada, at public auction. for cash u
hand, to the higbest and best bidder. to sstisfy
| said Judgment and decree and all costs. and Al
4 costs that may accrue.
| sel6-td. O.P.BHEkWOOD, ehsria.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
II out of the Sixth Judicial District Court,
IN aod for the County of Lincoln, State OF Ne.
judgment rendered In said Court. on the Twen.
ty-third day Of August. A. u. 1884, in favor OF
toe State OF Nevada, plaintiff, and sgsinst the
Bristol Silver Mining Company and also the
real estate And improvements hereinafter ne-
acribtd, defendants, for the sum of One Thou-
sand Eighty-three and ll.i00 .UoS ll-luul
doilsrs, tax and delinquency, together with
Forty-four and 60-lO1 ($44 81 1907 dollars, tnx
costs, and all accrrng costs. have levied on
inc following properly. to wit:
PJsseGsory clAtm TO one hundred end sixty
tl00I acres of land, about one ~ mile nortn
o. bristol, OH improvements thereon. consist
ing OF OF l0.stsnIp quartz mill. ssssybtics.
blacksmith shop, u ~e,linx-house, restsuran'
and ofice. stable aud house, hoisting-works
and stable at Mayhower mine, Chloriding fur
mace at mill, ana one pair Fairbanks scales--in
Lincoln connty, STATE OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given thatol
Monday, t,e 9th Day Of October.
A. d. 1854. between the hours Of O'Clock in thu
morning and O'Clock in tho afternoon, namely
vt IL octrck n. of said day, will sell all th'
right, title and interest OF said Bristol Silve
hining Company In and to the above descrtbet
property, aud tDe smallest amount or parcel O.
esid property to satisfy said above sum o
VI. .iT 6l.lU0 tax dslinquency. costs and accru
ing costs, OF tho front door Of the County Court
house, ut Pioche, County Of Lincoln, state o
Nevada. ut punlic suction, for cash in hand, t
the highest and best biddor, 70 satisfy All
execution and all costs.
sepctd. O.p. aBERwooD. sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-11
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE ia HEREBr eIvfN. THAT ruR.
IN suAnt 10 the authority vested In me in apd
by . certain Deed Of Trust, executed By the
Bristol silver Mining Company to MO, tearing
detc Juns 18th, 1882. and Tscorded In Lincclh
County, Nevada, Record, In Book ?, Pages 27l
to 176, default having occurred In the psy nent
uf que o. me
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollers, will sell. et pub
lie suction, to the highest bidder. at the Board
irg Houre Is The ssia ccnsrsBy IN nxiatol. Lin.
coin County, Nevada, on the
Eighth day Of Sept ,mbsr. less.
At O'Clock p. NJ, the property mentioned n
described In said Trust Deed, or 90 DeoL
thereof as may be Decessaryto pay kaid inter.
ests and costs Of sale, to Wit,
Those certain Mines, Mining cisima. Qnartr
Mill and Machinery. Millsite. Gorraif, LosIains
Houss, Barn, Assny Ofnce. tlachsmith ehcp,
and oil properties situated In Bristol Mining
District. Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, and
described as follows;
All Of that certain mining claim knownss the
All Of that certain mining claim Known - The
An undivided one-half Of that certain ninins
CLAIM Known as tho "eipsy" mine.
| An undivided one.half cithat certain niuint
claim known ~ the Contact mine.
An undivided one-half Of that certain minipe
location, or privilege. known ~ the ''BristSl
tTufipel.''. -s-s -.--i -r.s....-.. 70 !.
The Bristol Silver Mining CompaDy Hill spa
NiIlste, containing $40 acres Of land, moro "
less.
That certsin Ten-stsmp Silver Quartz Mill
thereon, with Mill building, Ore Honses kstoit
ilnuse, Engine Room. sppurtensnces ard ma.
chinery, ibclud ng pans, . setticxs, 7o.hoFss
power steam engine, boilers, Cleanup rsn, 70
.ort, we'll and well fixtures, boarding house
building with furniture, barn, assay once
with furnace and tools, blncksmith shop With
ployes. All machinery, tools. implements and
appurtsnances now at the mines aud mill afore.
said. And also all the real estate and intertst,
or other claim or demand, ~ we'll In law ~ IL
equity. which the said Briatol Silver nininf
cmpany now has, or may hereafter acquire Of
ii and 10 the said premises, with the appustep
| ances.
Dated August LIST, 1883
aul1.3t HENNY r. WELLS, Trustee.
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F. Il. HINoKLE9, Register.

II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for patent b. published ten cou.
secutivo ~Aeks. in the Fioche RECORD, weekly
nswspsper pubusle at Pinche. Nevada.
jeistd =. II. btScKLfg, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-11

All persons having business with this Office ara
requested TO address tho RECORD PuBLIsHEa
corPArv. We have no authorised Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-11

A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A lob Printingdone nrst.ciasssty and
stshort notice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

would IL Viiallze and bring u the chan.
ne.s OF business several millions of dol
lars worth OF what Is now dormant
and imperative bullion, and cause It's
conversion into standard dollars or sub
sidihry coin, as the demands OF trade or
the Inclination of the holders might sug.
gest, In the latter event 1t would re-
spond To the recent request OF the treas
airy department for the issue OF subsid-
larry coin. IL would add to the volume of
our metallic money and to the extent of
SUCH addition meet the wants OF the
people for an increased circulating me-
dun. 1t would be step in the direction
~ the free coinage OF silver, an bi-ct
which my Judgment aud research CON
vince me ought to be promoted by the
most earnest and persistent endeavors OF
the peoples representatives.
In conclusion, beg TO express gratifl.
cation at the fact that the much. talked OF
sap between gold and silver seems to be
closing by an advance In the price OF sill
yer. The conviction has settled down In
the minds OF the people, and our past ac-
ton has assured the world that the silver
uoiiar IL permanency In this
great silYer-producing country. These
FACTS have doubtless contributed TO the
appreciation OF silver, and every act OF
legislation which shall tend to their still
further continuance and crystalize an
American policy equally favorable TO gold
and silver coinage, and conservative Of
the concurrent and coequal employment
OF the two precious metals as fiscal
agencies VIII expedite the period when
parity and equilibrium will be restored
and the gap between them be finally
closed. The time and effort devoted and
directed to the attainment of such an end
will be well exerted.
In the treatment of the trade dollar let
us"he Just aud fear not" Let us preserve
the national faith, retain the popular con-
hdencc, and merit universal respect. ZAP
plause
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
On WALL STREET.
A Marked Change in the Stock Mar
ket-RransactlOns the Smallest
OF Any Day In the Week.
The Final Changes Generally in Favor OF
Higher PTtoes-Railroad Bonds Dull,
Higher for Active Issues.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to tho Gazette
NEW York, Dec. lS.-Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows; Fort Worth &
Denver City at 50; Houston & Texas
Central rs at liz; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas G's at 99s; Texas & Pacific
incomes at IS; Galveston, Harrisburg &
San Antonio 2's at "a.
Money easy at from to per cent.
Governments steady.
Sterling firm.
Wheat quiet at decline.
Cotton lower,
OIL closed at G0sc
Coffee higher.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.--Goyernment
bonds duh aud firm.
The stock market exhibited marked
change from the previous DAYS of the
week, and instead of a pressure and rush
waiting tendency was developed, which
confined fluctuations with comparative
ly small range and restricted transactions
to such an extent that the business of
the day foots up to but little over half OF
the smallest day of the week
Money was comparatively easy, the
highest rate obtained being s per cent.
The market during the forenoon was ex-
traordinarily quiet, and prices were lower
than those of yesterday, but after the
pu 'lication OF the bank statement, which
was regarded as favorable to lower rates
for money in the immediate future,
the bulls made special efforts to advance
prices and In some cases succeeded. The
opening was fairly steady, the changes
from last tvaning's quotations being con
lined within per cent. either way lrre
was no animation whatever TO ~ ding
and before noon the market had d come
positively dull. Tho early trans ,c-
tions were made at declining ug
urea. but firm tone was ,on
developed, and by noon the early 10 ,es
mad generally been recovered In the
afternoon, however, decided strength vas
shown, accompanied by an Increase in
tho amount of business done Reading
ant So, Paul were really the only active
stocks, The sales OF the former were
6Lib2 aud Of the latter 80 490 shares.
The total sales to-day were
SOi, SSS. The tlna changes are generally
In favor OF higher prices, the only im.
portant decline be,ng IN Tennessee coal,
which lost "a Chattanooga gained B,
Hooking Valley and Cameron coal II
each.
Railroad combs dull; sales 81 ,064 600.
Prices were generally firm and almost Ia.
variably show advances for tho active
Issues. Atlantic & Pacific firsps gained A
TO 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
THE HIGHER COURTS.
Synopses of Decisions Rendered at tn
Tyler sitting.

sJnopses of Decisions Rendered at tho
Tyler sitting.
SUPREME CoURT-TYLER TERM. 1850
cur Colorado 6 Santa Fe Railroad
company VS.. Fort Worth 6 New Orleans
Railroad company ct al. From Tarraut
county The relator had euioined respon.
dents from building their road across re-.
iators track and along their right of way,
last before entering Fort Worth. The
rel9tor enlNined the respondents, and
upon hearing the Injunction was dis
solVedi and the case dismissed, where.
upon relator appealed, but respondents
continued TO, and did build their
track. The result OF this pruceedins
Is to require respondents to take no and
remove their track as laid down. and IN
place REALTORS road IN the same condition
ss 1t mad existed before. Held. that The
appeals from the judgment Of the cont
Delow 10y supersedeas kept the iniunctlon
IN lull force, and that it became thereby
she lnJ JUNCTION OF the supreme court, and
y rs the duty OF this court 70 enforce
uus"ehce 10 its mandate. Aud further
held, that the REALTORS had NOT lost thai
right to enforce their Injunction hv H.,
~ Supplying for attachment for contemnt
the cause is dismissed as tn tnr.e
RESPONDENTS not served with process I'M.
FORT worth New Orleans Railroad com.
pAny Is iiued sic, aud The other resnond.
cuts served 81 eacb for contempt; The In.
Junction Is perpetuated and the respond
ehts are allowed sixty days in which tn
remove all distractions, ana TO restor,.
realtors track, right Of way, etc, in the
same condition IN which IL was when this
appeal was perfected in the court below
Thomas G. Clark VS.. w. S. Hills ct al
Appeal from nj Paso county. This ami,
lnVolved the title to large portion OF ths
Guy oil ~ Paso. The appellant clairps ~
We under q bounty warrant Located ",
tne iand IN 1879 Anpellees claim ma
spanish grant made in 1927 nv ~
s9ulsInento of Paso del Norte 30 L.,
Marcia Ponce deELeon, and relinovinnu
1neht Oh title TO him by the lerislatnra =,
leHss IN 1858, Appellant atlacks "a
,auulV OF the Spanish grant @
the ground that the aoula,asntn on
no power to make II, as the lana mao
wl.hlu the borders Of Texas. and was
vn' e where Paso del Norfe ,vss ~
Is son appellant also claims thar nat I ps
t steon could take no title under tho ~, 70
VIZ leglslature, beoarselt WIS a sI0 nv o.
u 'ns sc' That the lana was 10 be snrvasoS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

and the field notes should be returne To
inc land office before any title under the
act could vest. This court can
and will presume that the aouira.
mento had the power to make fine
grant IN the absence of proof to the con.
trary, and this presumption has been
strengthened by the long continued pos.
session OF the grantee and those claiming
under him. Appellant also claims thai
MS tltle was protected by the treaty of
Guadalupe Ilidalgo, and that it was con.
nfmed by the act OF the legislature and
there was no occasion for another survey
10 give the grantee the benefit of the ACT.
as the land had already been SURVEYED
w"nen the original grant was made and
lts hnes were well defined in
the grant itself. The court
holds that running the lines accord
ing TO the calls Of the giant, explained as
they Were by partial evidence, would, ac-
cordlng TO the overwhelming weight of
lhe evidence, exclude the appellants sur
vey IN these lines. Blu II these were a
after OF doubt, appellees were still en-
tltied to u verdict, the burden of proof
oelng on the plaintiff TO show that his
location was on unOccupied land The
!nugment OF the court below is affirmed.
Willie, G. j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
WEATHERPORD.
Poets Day Celebrated in Honor siA
Whittier.

Poets Day Celebrated in Honor Of
Whittier.
Special to the Gazette
WEATHERYORD, TEX, Dec, ~
large and appreciative audience conle
of some of our most intelligent tta
assembled In the audience room Oh
Central school building Friday Shtns
to witness the exercises Of "POeitDA
in commemoration Of the anniVsEiq
the birth of one of Americas gissa
poets, John g. Whittier. The tIslas
consisted of re citations Of soma q 4
authors most choice poems, quclia
biographical essays, dialogues er Y
several grades and depar menis q
school were designated in the ssss
by beautiful banners, rich in isohe II
beautiful in design, on which wy
ecribed IN silk and tinsel the iuscllpa
"Poet's Day." "Whittier,n grAas
teacher. This feature OF our scnceA
stitu'ed by Superintend Mt WCdn
has for its object the awakening
deeper interest and love iof ~
class of literature. All o'a
land comes the cry Oh p
crime and shame caused by The R',
influence of bad literature. i Aa
we'll said: "Snow mt the books y, ~
in your homes, and 1 will read WI 4
ac'er of yourself and family
celebration OF 20 ts-dsy calls "a.
7av from the siagnsnt wa'ers ~ "
and evil found in "yellow.bacs" lls.l n
to the flowers of our best autaOTS 49,, =. (
study of their hilher and noolef ~
The exercises were pronounced ~ -.
pleasing literary treat aud gave s, ". T,
that the pupils of the Westherlo1u q, y
are capable when under the conlo s.,'
master hand of aequltting tneass .'. n
a manner most pleasing to PaIi.@, y.
encouraging to teachers. Ina. .,, n \
Woodward, counseled and suppos \,
our efficient board Of trustees a,u,
aided by his able and WILLING ss sl,u
teachers, is re, olutionizins oHs WI
tional AFFAIRS, giving shape ana W. ~.
Ing our public schools to such uV h, \,
systematic thoroughness IS WI, 4
close of the year, enable them ". y ssls,
rolled In the foremost RANK o. w
Of tine state, is admitted by all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
WACO.
VIII Give BaiI-Fon from Dridge-Ri,e of
hiirmAtion.

VIII Give Bail-Fen from n Bridge-Rite n,
nfrmAtion.
Special tc the Gazette.
WACO, IRX., Dec. lS.-W. r Ormap
In the Waco Jail, read THE GAzprrr,
with interest to-day, as 1t reported the
decision OF the court of appeals, revers-
ing and remandlng a Judgment against
nam, imposing sentence of fourteen
years In the penitenhary for killing Rnd
Hnghsion, hack driver. Orman ev.
poets to furnish bail early next week and
get out Of jail,
a telegram from the sheriff Of Parker
county announces the arrest ~ a man
giving the name OF Chalk, who Is he ieyed
TO be an individual who hired a nsir ~
horses and buggy from r. C. Green q
Co.. ilyeiymen in this city, on November
10, ana has not been seen since. He gav,.
the name OF Morgan then, claiming To- he
drummer and was to DE back In two
Gays An omcer weat to Weatherford
Onls evening to identify him.
Young man named Frank Jones.
worAlhs on the Texas & ST.. Louis rail.
way bridge across the srazos, fen from
'lo bridge this morning to floating tim
'er Ia the river and Is dangerous IN in.
Iuteu, Jones halls from Iowa.
Rgnt kev. Alex. Gregg, Epscopal
o.hop OF the diu cese of Texas, Is In me
Slty on his annual visitation. To-morrow
Nc VIII preach at St Paul's chuych. ana
tomorrow night will administer the rlte
vi continuation 20 large class.
Inc little wah found on the convent
steps "Wednesday night has not been
stained or identified aud was formally
adopted to-day by a worthy couple who
nave no children OF their own.
Joe Walker was to-day sentenced To
Twelve years In the penitentiary for horse
stealing He was member of the IA.
nous Harry Tickle gang, in NevArro and
o'her Central Texas counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

Those who are trying 20 break up the
bHneful habit OF lntemperance will ex-
perience great benefit from the use OF
Pnokly Ash Bitters. Liquors derauge the
system. Prickly Ash Bittors Will remedy
the evil results and restore the brain,
stomach and liver to healthy action,
teereoy strengthening the win power,
thoroughly cleansing aud toniug up the
system and remove every faint OF disease.
II Is purely medicine aud, while pleas
ant "a the taste, II cannot DO used as A
beverage by reason Of its oathartio prop
critics -"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

made, their characters passed and several
y"nng preachers were elected elders
DR. A. Winfield, he Arkansas Tray
e.er, was introduce and addressed the
conference with great humor and force
The Woman's Missionary mass meeting
at p. m. was addressed by several
ladies and gentlemen, including the
bishop. The missionary anniversary was
held at D. m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
BE nnnnr.n Awarded.

Sr, LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. Is Mrs. Joliet
Cunningham, who was seriously injured
sometime ago by jumping from street
car of the Poop e's line, which was In i'm.
minent danger of colidiug with railroad
train at the Fourth aud p plar street
crossing, was to-day awarded an unuau-
ally large sum Of s25 600 damages by the
jury In the circuit court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

Nav York, Dec ls,---It hss been de-
clded TO sell at auctloa next March the
entire A, II, Stewart collection OF pic.
lures, statuary and the immense quantity
of bric-a'brac aud fine art publications
belonging TO tho estate. The collection
Is valued at over 80 900 600 and contains
some OF the most valuable pictures In
this country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
s,lver Lori nak,nr Powder

Never fails when the directions are FOL
lowed. hence there is never word Of
complaint heard against 1t. The mex.
perienced cook is able to make as good
bread with 1t as the professional baker,
simply because Its ingredients are SO
compounded as to make failure impossi.
BILE when the directions are followed. A
trial 10 all that is necessary TO make 1t in
dispeusable to all wen-reguluted house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

Pure baking powders arc , - y
chief aids to the cook % pI w sgst
feet and wholesome TODD sly M ~
vile win do well to be q Z slg
against baking powder uA- ,sy I'd
Loaf Baking Powder i M ~ uss'i
from mouse to house, q ~ gl6sI
turing establishment OF 2 :,,aSlg b.
maDds that come throusnAs
nnlu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
PALESTINE.

Convicted OF Burglary East Texas Nj, u.
Conferences.
Special TO the Gazette.
PALEsrINE, Tx, Dec. ls.--In the dis.
triet court to-day James Barrel, colored,
was convicted of burglary and given Sour
years in the pepitentiAry.
The fourth day Of the East Texas AZ. f..
conference opened with religious services
by Rev. d. s. watkios, Rlsbop Key In the
chair. The usual call Of preachers was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

Special 10 tho Gazette ,s--A ~ /,
FL PAso, Tx, Dss 60, ,s. 4 20
25O s1curslonisis n ' ,s.lIIS.ss
M.per aud en- route % ~. .s u.a
San Antonio railway \. sI nulI tgs
morrow witnessing 'ns
del Norte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
Now Ranh Cor Paris.

special TO tho Gazette.
CLAREsvillE, Tx Dec. lS.-w. j.
Mcdonald, for long time president OF
the Citizens bank at this place, will, In
connection with some Paris capitalists,
soon start the First National bank AZ
Paris, at that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19

Hyou suffer from looseness of the
bowels, Angostura Bltters will surely
cure you. Beware OF counterfeits and
ask your grocer or druggist for the gen
S Siue article, prepared by DR.. j. G. b,