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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11
Court Of Appeals.

correspondence or the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 81. 7. Baker
vs.. the State; appeal from Grsyson. 1t
was error to admit testimony Of wit
ness detailing conversation which
the defendant had with him at q time
when the defendant WIS under arrest.
This testimony was evidently introduced
by the state as iuculpatory; as quasi
confession of guilt. II not introduced
for this purpose it WAS wholly irrelevant
and should for that reason have been re-
iected. The fact that 8 few hours prior
to the time of making the statements, the
defendant had been cautioned by the
magistrate before whom the charge
against him was being investigated, does
not dispense with caution with respect
to statements subsequently made on
another occasion to another party and I'M
der entirely different circumstances. No
other error in the record. Reversed and
remanded. Opinion by Wilson, j.
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Supreme Court.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 10.-The Su-
preme court to-day affirmed:
Cherry L. Howard VS.. Thomas Johnson,
from Galveston; Lang & Weinberger vs..
Rickiners and wife, from Galveston; j..
P. Barnett vs., Harvey Vicsnt, from
Grimes; David Mccullough VS.. Josephine
Mccullough, from Houston county.
Reversed and remsnded: Houston
and Texas Central Railway vs.. John B.
Terrell, from Grimes.
Reversed and dismissed: James Car
roll VS.. Thomas E. Silk, from Galveston;
Gulf City Street Railway vs.. the City Of
Galveston, from Galveston.
The case Of the Sabine and East Texas
Railway vs.. B. j. Johnson, from Jeffer-
son, was reversed and reformed, and s
decree entered that the appellee recover
the sum of 1868 with interest.
In the case OF James Livingston We. the
State ex rel, J.P Kelsey, from Starr;
motion of the appellee to dismiss the
appeal was granted.
The decision in the above case of the
Gulf City Street Railway VS.. the City of
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P.,..,,ns Ar,..,pn walls,

Special 10 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tex Feb. 10.-The ar
tesian well now being sunk on the prop
erty Of the Palestine Ice Company by
Manager ]. r. Cook hiss reached depth
Of 240 feet. The work is being done by
Engineer Mayo. In the late oil tests ten
miles west of Palestine two artesian wells
of good water were developed. The one
now being sunk by the ice company will
be used 70 cooling purposes. The augur
is now boring through nard sandstone.
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stabbing ARRAY at Goliad.
pondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GoLIAD, Tex, Feb. Dan Claiborne
stabbed negro by the name Of John Tsy-
Tor this evening. It seems the negro had
insulted In a most agersvsting and impu-
dent manner Judge D. D. Claiborne, and
as the judge is very old bis son went to
the negro for an explanation, which re-
suited as above stated. The wound is
near the nesrt and it is supposed that it
will prove fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11
Waco.
Special to the Gazette.

6pbClaI 20 ING OdLtEte'
WACO, TEX, Feb. 10.-Fannie Jones,
colored, was jailed to-day for aggravated
assault with attempt TO murder one Bet
tie Donahoe.
Conductor Frank Finks OF Waco, who
was assaulted with murderous intent at
Ballineer the other day, is reported out
OF danger.
There will be meeting tomorrow
night of our prominent citizens to make
arrangements to build Merchants Ex-
change here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11

Galveston is important to street railway
corporations throughout the state IS it
involves their liability in the matter of
paving streets. The company laid its
track along q street that had just been
paved by the city and the city ssued 10
compel the company to pay its usual pro
rata for such improvement. The Supreme
court holds that the company cannot be
mulcted for improvements made before
its track WSs laid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11

Life seems hardly worth the living to-
day TO many tired, unhappy, discour-
aged woman who is;suHering from chronic
female weakness. for which she has been
able to find no relief. But there Is GER
tain cure for an TIE painful complaints
to which the weaker sex is liable.
We refer tosDr. PIerceis "Favorite Pre-
scription, TO the virtues of which thou
sands of women csn testify. AS tonic
and nervine ii is unsurpassed. All drug
oiatd
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American FIaksd Dat Groat,.

These make the finest dish OF any Ffep-
aration of oats. They are pronounced.
the most wholesome snd nutritous by all
scientists, and physicians especially rec
ommend thsm for the sick. You can get
anY sized quantity you wish at the Fort
Worth Grocer Co.'S.
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Lovely embfossfies at Randsa. &
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BatsVia

Corn is the best brsnd that money can
buy. Batavia cherries lPztfa65 have few
equals and no suparicrs. Batavis pump
kin loses none OF its delicious favor by
the process OF preserving. If you have
not tried them do so st once.
hort WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11
Oh, rb.y arnB,su,,., i,

This is what thesiadies exclaim when
they see the besnaiss we have in Henri
eta cloth and seteens, Don't fail to call
and gee them at Randall & Chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11

We indorse all *he proprietors have said
relative to the merEA Of Salvation Oh. 1t rs
the greatest cure on ez1sh for pain. Price only
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-11
Hsnrisssa Cloth

In all the latest SHADES out. DON'T miss
seeing thensN Randall & Chambers Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

ton question. Every tariff speech is in
the interest of the liquor traffic.
To show how the pedagogue peeped out
all over Prof. Tate's speech, the following
will serve as an example; He wanted to
draw a parallel between the school-house
and the saloon, and in order TO make ii
effective he gave his hearers an object les
So. He picked up mallet, threw il on
the floor and called it the school-house.
Then he went TO the other side Of tho
room, got a spittoon and called it the
saloon, and as he dwelt on the features of
each he would walk from one TO the other
and point TO them, for all the world like
school teacher in the primary department.
Prof. Tate called on all straightout Pro-
hibitionists present, as opposed to other
parties, to stand up. Twenty-three did
so. Army Collier and the Rev. II. A.
Jones, who were present, remained in
their seats.
The professor announced that he will
speak again tonight, and challenged any
Democrat or Depubican to meet him.
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measures, and was so manipulated and con-
trollcd by designing men that it not only
| ignored the resolutions to regulate the liquor
traffic, but refused to consider the many i'm
portant questions to be brought before the
next Legislature Involving the material in
terests Of our county and people. Men
gained nominations by private pledges, Of
which the public is in ignorance. II is only
informed that they will vote for this or that
man for this or that Office. The people TO
support them must vote in the dark. Thus
do star chamber cabals effect their secret
ends, and thus is the domination Of
the political bosses indefinitely perpetu-
ated. Most vigorously do we, as Democrats,
as men, as fathers, rs husbands, as brothers
and as citizens, protest We cannot In any
sense stand by and see the party machinery
thus prostituted. Therefore, self-consd-
tutcd plcaders though we be- we appeal
from that convention-false TO the tradi-
tons and principles Of the party, false to the
people IL assumed TO represent-to the people
themselves. And, that our appeal may find
effective response, we ask the peo-
pie Of Shelby county TO support
the Peoples Reform ticket-a ticket OF
legislative candidates comprising the names
OF some Of the most respected and intelli-
gent citizens-and with il the platform which
we believe will commend itself to the favor
OF every good citizen of our county. We
regret the necessity which compels us to this
step but We take II, believing that the occa-
sion demands 1t, and that to refrain from
the course we contemplate would be TO act
the part of cravens The ring that 80 shame
fully abuses the good name Of the Demo-
cratic party must be crushed and broken or
party allegiance will become synonymous
with party slavery. This ring is already de-
iiant We appeal TO all good Democrats, all
fathers, husbands brothers, old men and
young men, rs you appreciate your family,
your children and their welfare, the purity
of your homes and frcsidcs, your honor,
your personal and political liberty, TO arouse
from your slumbcrs. BE not longer blinded,
or led, or driven by the party lash 10 tho
polls to obey the ring bosses to continue
their reign, but rise in your might, assert
your manhood, destroy this arrogant boss
ism, and thus purify and perpetuatc your
party principles, maintain your self-respect
and individual honor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
The Platform Of Principles.

/. We are opposed TO political bossism and po-
litical rings.
?. We are In favor Of a pure ballot and 4 fair
count
g. We are In favor OF disqualifying justices Of the
peace from holding any Office In the gift Of the
county court except the craftsmanship thereof
T. We are In favor Of law requiring every Justice
Of the peace to hold his court IN the district for
which he Is elected and not elsewhere.
D. We unrcseryedly favor the present form OF mu-
nicipal government for Memphis, ana are for It's
preservation aud maintenance In is essential
integrity
q. We favor law authorizing every county In
the State TO work the State aud county oonyicts
from the same In the building and improvement
Of L. public highways
7. We favor the amendments OF the present assess
ment law, rs To give the salary Instead
Of . percentage on hb asscsscd value OF the prop
orty Of the people.
4. We favor the repeal OF 30 much Of that law
ms so outragcOusly taxes our merchants and the
substitution therefor Of such provisions rs will
foster, or at least not destroy our mercantile In
tercsts.
.. We are In favor Of an educational ,cionnatory
for yonng conyicts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
PAIL DRESS GOODS
Come Today for Solid bargains

Al 33c yard, all wool Ladies' Cloth
and Bonita Mixtures, beautiful new Dress
Fabrics, just the thing for Ladies' Street
and Childrun's School Dresses Real
value Gjc.
At pc n yard. choice new fall STYLES
French Saiines, such rs are sold in New
York at 4Oc. Nothing moro elegant for
wrappers and house wear generally.
AZ iDc yard, Imperial Chcrcon Cloths,
EplngalIno Cords, French Trcot Cloth
and Royal Scrgcs. None worth less than
7jc some worth u.
At l7c, black, all wool Henrietta Cloth,
worth Csc.
AT 90c yard, imported fancy wcavos in
black, French Dress Goods, beautiful and
now, good value Tor Sl.5O.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

n ~, you will find large assortment
at ruck.boitom prizes ~ Martin Cohcn's
establishment, No. 2ll Main street. Stct.
sons iine soft and sin hats q speciality.
th.ldrn's new style hats, caps and tur-
bans the largest and best assortment ia
the city, Young mems u0hhy, small
shaped, now style Dcrbys. Gents silk
drss hats Mems and boys lur caps.
school caps aud hats too numerous TO
mention, Call and examine the goods
uui price them and YOU will certainly not
leave without purchasing
MMIIN l-M.N- Tnr Hmm
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FoRsALE.

Tho Millinery business OF thc i.a,o ffru.
H. schumann, 3a2 Main stroot,
u offered Tor sale, stock hyturcs and good
VIII. The fall stock, comprising all the
late novelties In millinery, ~ complete.
and contains everything needed In hrt
class retail millinery business
The stand is one of the oldest in Mem.
pms 1nd nu opportunity h. here Offered Ia
purchase q SOLICIT aul valuable established
business luil thr business h sold.
special low prices will be- made ON all
gods.
lEup SCuuNyv,
3N2 Main street
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Ihe AhsIresa.

Fellow Citizens Upon the foregoing platform Of
principles, the gentlemen above named nre pro.
posed for your sullpgcs at the election to be held
ON November 9Th, 1855.
We confidently submit the platform and the can.
dIdatos upon the Peoples Reform ticket to your
Intelligent consideration and ask for II your hearty
support.
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Its DcIicacy OF Flavor

And the efficacy Of it, action have rendered
the famous California liquid fruit remedy.
syrup ofFir' immensely popular II Clean.
sc' and Tones mp the clorrcl and fcycri.h
System, aud dIspols Headaches. Colds and
Fcycr. For snlcin 90 cents and 500 bottles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Tho Southern IXurrs company will sell
OF public auction Wednesday, the l1th
INST, unclaimed CNprs PARCELS Good
bargains 20 bc had. rliccommcnccg nc 10
o'clock am. nc auction room Of 4. J..
Mccarthy 4 Co, No Isl Second street
Masonic temple.
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cheap TIckc,s 60 Daiias. TcS., nnd

On October o.fl2, M. 10, q and %. the
lrDn Mountain RJut will fon rckais 10
Dallas, Tex, nndtotuu lur EII.si account
of Dallas Fair ahd Exposition. Tickets
will h. ruod Tor h'pfn passage In and .u.
Guiding NoycmbN ~ tur further ini1r.
nation call ON a. ~. u. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Aggu, 300 Main
Street Memphis
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between i2o.r'nak ~. and ! O'Clock pm. NJ the
southwest ruurF ul Main and MHdIfnu street. Iu
ih0 gIiy ~ Mruphls IruuOssp. HDIl thg hI9hri
bidder Cor cash. che following tracts 10 auf IffHr
nui leiug o1 l'nr ienis island. lu shelby suunff
iruurtiCr aud bounded uf follows
brginulng 10 ODE southwest ouret ~ a go acre
Tract in ihg ntmg Di " IrHu. thenra north III
chains n.d D. lu. o. % stake Win box elder tuu.
paw 1nd hi.hW' pointer theme" wet gu rIiHIu.
in uu lsh siVIIuF With two IHUo cottonwood UlIuI
90 h,unr suai. 20 ,u1iuH iu y .tIko bro thr mouth
ui ritiuu ou lh' bank ui ihf chute With UIl
low, rlitNuUuHl IuI .IUIuHfH pointers thence uu
ihc chute with ls uHiulrrHHs % chains tU thr b.
ginning containing uHrra Ai.n ono other tract
on tHii l.'Aui bounded us follows NrHruIrr 10
"a hlN elder mlfscl n. Uu ity Dlst blnk oi DE
mHIu hnu.h ~ tIe N'H .ppi river NHrrs down
said fif,t chain. Q. NIu rNiruH point Hf lId
island. thtucr north q raf' up lhe uasl thufu III
chains o. uc eastern IIrH ui sHd imrL iuIipIisI
lY rl1t Inri lh'u.t tUn north o. thlin tn re-
sHE" li Nig tlu.fFr UHfuHTpI l.si H"fg fr.HI IH
lnu Nome ~ Nn'tr IuwU|t. IHprU. HUH Nf.I d,
ODE .lnuiut r'Hi ilius il H,lsHsIII tgs t..l.s
containing Hurra
1hr equity r redemption. homc.itii ana dover
,krifrell NalDi an' ut'c believed 90 o. gDod. b1l
WN. A. COLLIER Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

ON October ~ and l1 lHc l.on Noun.
tain Route will scIl tickets ifom al! poin.s
boz Arkansas a. McwHas 90 u., hal ono.
th.rl ar iuf the round u.p. 40 enable
pliIv, 10 visit the nu.' .IUHIpultrdnwi
"lItr ldll ol Paris Which will lr pl,ysi
CIc= evening Of tho n,.a covering those
dates
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

We, ihc undor& o employees Of tho
Southern T. steam " works OF Mcmphis,
establishment IN, ~ #outh 60 colnpctc
with rs on all bnSus Joe our line.
g. H. llrmurrr,
IN JuIus priArogr,
JuuN D. GgApY,
T. +. srmgp,
T. luuM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
A DnoinincnIs.

Speakers and candidates Of the Peoples Reform
Ticket will address the public at the following
places and times
CaplCyillc sO'cock Thursday night
Buutyn's O'Clock Friday night
Whites station, O'Clock Friday night
Germantown, O'Clock saturday afternoon.
COllicryillc, O'Clock saturday afternoon.
Old Union I O'Clock saturday afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
SCHOOLMASTER ABROAD.
PROF. TATE, OF EAST TENNESSEE,
ON THE PROHIBITION ISSUE.

A Kindergarten Lesson in Politics to a
Small Company OF Grown Up Men
The Professors Peculiar Methods of
Illustration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The State and county taxes Tor isSs a.o
nov duc anil really Tor collection. Yon
nic urged lo cumo forward and nay before
tue rush Ct January J. !. WuiiANs,
County Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Better than Suicide.

Prof Arnold says IAN incumblc dyspoptic Is
justified In committing suicide" We Will guaran.
Ackcrs English Dyspepsia Tablets. H. J. Hester
druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mrurms pArER company has removed
TO Ne. llowari's ll.a. and ans now
ready 10 an "a 0fdcis Iuup,ly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Trustoo's Sale.

Talluw having boon m1lH in ihr payment OF The
lndah'cinDa a,uri ina trust dUrl made ly 4.
~ lndfyit uul WIIr. kIin lUlF.ft uu the ssiI Hf
MHuh. l,,i, and uUuulHi lu bHut d.. UHHr I..
ni The l,gFIsfrrH uGou of Hhsihy county ftHu,. aa
in PURSUANCE ui tlU power tHuulu concerned. aul
loo pursuance tu u"ll.n rrt.ed uu Auru.t Do.
ises iu ihc cause 90 e.. ~. tatsrit rt % 81 3D.. o.
pufipf rt o.. No 500 %. 49, of mo thrrerr, t'5u-
~ ------ ----.L-- L--------- 1 nm ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
EXTRAORDINARY DRIVE.

G3 pieces 40 inch all wool Henrietta
Cloth, worth every cent Of zoe yard
You can buy thom today-at what, do
you think?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

" nee 'mur cap Irrc This UccL
IH ,,r'y purchaser u. "a .aniI,m,p's Ia,
'. H''Iil.."I lower than uuybody's.
N'... '"I''' Do W.ua lpis' and CHI.
,'.. hA'. hd IW.ua slcison bats %
s.~,,i,,,ly ai Herman ,ruhus, the halter,
"oi! NAN su,,I opposite Guyoso hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
CH|LLS.
DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for years. and today stands the
leader of Chill Medicines. Read
what Is said OF IL.

DR.. Duncan IL take pleasure In making pub.
10 statement OF the fact that | have used your
had signally failed. Myself and family Join In
thanking you for the discovery of such a medi.
cine, which will be OF such great benefit TO man
kind. Yours truly, r. PgEssLY
Miillln, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
GOLDEN EAGLE
HlGH ART NOVELTIES
''f lail productions consisting ui elegant
i"iior nndc Clothing HAS Arrived.

Nm early Inspection b. earnestly solicited
~ = EROOks q co,
linpu..nu Golden Eagle Clothing House
a,j Main Street.
MA puigg, 90 guaranteed 10 Az.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Read what DUNCAN'S LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE has done:

Dr. Duncan II was cured Of symptomatic heart
disease caused by torpid liver and indigestion.
Was troubled with IL for thirty years growing
worse all the time until commenced taking Dun.
cans l.. and X. Medicine. Three bottles restored
me TO perfect health, after physicians and all other
medicines had failed. Dr. Duncan's Medicines are
better than he represents them TO be- Yours truly
A. j. ARSoLn
Camden, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

GREETsDoRo, Ark, April Is, is7s-Dr G p.
Duncan: Dear Sir-l am n pmcticing physician at
this place; am also In the drug business, and
have been selling and prescribing your medicines
for some time, and am we'll pleased with them.
am sure yours are the most rnliablo proprietary
medicines have ever sold or seen used, especially
your chill Tonic Liver Pills, Cough BolsaIn, Liver
and Kidney Medicine and CarbOlic Ointment. I
am sure they are all you claim for them. This Is
something would nor could not say for any other
line OF patent medicines Every one speaks IN the
highest terms oil your medicines. Yours truly,
J. IL ORR, NJ. ID.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
BIG DRESS GOODS SALE TO-DAY.
THE J. s. MENKEN COMPANY

Offer today ut tremendous sacrifice
$4,000 worth Of new colorcd and black
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THE J. .. MEEKnN COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Only 05c n Yard Only 53e.
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DO Nou WnnI rIne man,

SUI dcslablc farm, "For SALE column.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-07
! 600 IHlcgraInH.

The Eighth District Court Room was
crowded Monday morning by interested
spectators. The case which excited 20
much attention was the suit brought by
David 0. Black, publisher Of the Tele.
gram, against DR.. Miranda, Of Woon-
socket, for $40, in payment for 1000
Sunday kilograms furnished the
defendent. j, seems that an October
number Of the Sunday Telegram con-
tanned an article relating 10 the French
Canadians Of Blackstone Valley IN refu-
tation 10 a previous article in The
Providence Journal on the same subject,
and Maranda ordered the kilograms
expecting they would sell like "hot
cakes" They might have tut some
enterprisiug newsdealer got in ahead Of
him and most q the thousand papers
we're left on his hands, Marauda endeav-
ored 30 place the responsibility of
ordering the papers on a man named
Gingras, a member of the Democratic
Town Committee. but il w3sl proven that
Maranda was the responsible party.
Judge johnson awarded the plaintiff $40
for hi- papers and Maranda was also
compelled TO pay $50 additional in costs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-12-07
CoNNIssTOSER's SALE OF RIAL
ESTATE ~ JOUSsTOS, H. ..

By virtue and authority ~ a decree 81 the
Supreme court for ihe County ~ Providence and
State Of Rhode IsAni entered a. the DCtDbcr
Term a -. lsss on the 10Th day ~ November.
A b. isss and the SCH day ~ saii term,
ln the cause In squlty FOR partition 40. 25sj
FdWiu B. stecre W. Edmund a. stecre q ais,
will be aylf ~ public auction on the premises on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10Th, a. -. isss,
o. ~ O'Clock. noon. by the undersigned cOTnfnis-
sl0ner appointed ~ the decree AfOfeshid ~ make
talc u the premises hereinafter dstcflbed.
A certain tract Of land situate In Johnston IN
the state Of Rhode Island on the nOfihery eide Of
the PfOsidence and Norwich Turnpike rad, De.
ssrliJed A. follows. VIZ beginning AZ point on
the line ~ sid road just thirteen 40 feet west Of
the dwelling house. thence nOrthery along The
line ~ the fence - corner about sixty four f5s
feet frym aid road. thence ess'sfly on line
parallel Nlih said road about ninety four fDD fsct
along the line u the fence now aianding ~ stone
set Ia the ground. thence nDfthefly along The line
~ the siat fence % the corner ~ a wall about
thlrty.slK 10 feet thence castefly along The line
u TIE wall % the lane. thence sOutherly along TIE
westerly side ~ the lane . The said highway,
thence westerly tlOng the n0fthefly side ~ sali
highway ~ the point ~ beginning. being he
same premises conveyed ~ Maria Brown by deed
from Edwln e. Reyno IL. dated November 18th,
is5S. recorded IN Book n ~ page LIl snd deed
from heirs - Henry Fennef ~ Maria Brown,
datef March 18Th, isf5 recorded IN BOOK n AZ
page Z73 % The land records ~ aid Johnston
BIStAsiS W. svITH, CommissiOner,
Providence. X T., December :, isss.