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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

In Patterson District on the east side Of the
mountain consisting Of water right and small
iesehing plant; tsx u. penalty ! 20. adv q;
Perkins Ute w-Posssssory claim to Is
acres Of land and improvements In ovsrton
adjoining Samuel Kelsey's on the north, tsx
IL, penalty 80. adv 2; total 10 80. -U.
fierson James-Possessory claim 10 corral
and stable In Bullionviile; also 70 800 scrss OF
shout 20 miles south Of Hiko; fss siupls titis
to 100 acres OF land and improvements in rah.
ranagat Valley south and adjoining Nsckay
Bros and known as Gus Albright ranch; ta1
80 rs: penalty 6s7, adv o. total 671
acres Of land in Glover Valley adjoining L
Woods on the east; also to scrss Of Land in
Glover Valley adjoining B Crov's land; tax
. 0s. penalty scots, adv .; total 10 90. =
rulsipher W wL-Posssssory CLAIM to % acres
land on the ssst and wass or iiss sbsswssn:
also to lot and old houss IN Glover yslls1 sd-
Joining esst on James Higgins lots; tsx iI9t,
penslty Is. adv 2; total u a.. M !
rs Saver Us Z a. Nssbit:syThs y q NV { and
TIP 3 es deg east NJ p B n and Improve.
ments thereon, consisting Of lS-stamp quarts
mill. Paid By Geo Nssbttt Nov 10, 1857, on
undivided interest on resity Of shove
sawyer 4 Nesbitt property, S26 10. to balance
tai % 30, penalty IS, adv 2; total Go ea.
slattery wJ-Posssssory claim 70 40 sorss
OF land near Bunkerville, being 8 Il Of NV 4
Of Bee 30 Tp Is Q B II deg; the NE 4 Of NV Z
Of sec 30 TIP 10 II deg; the N y Of HR I Of
sec 80 Tp sRE II dog; the sE I Of Sc ( Of
Ssc " TP Is Ell deg; tax 10 90, penalty %.
Sparks QB-Fee simple title To lots ana
improvements In pansca. lots / and blood
70. Paid BY Mrs sparks on personal properly
w u; to balance tsxs. penalty socfs, sdv j;
Unknown ownsrs-Possessory claim 10 lot
snd cabin In Royal Oity formerly asssssed 10
CIV cstiin; tar sscts. penalty Sets, adv Q; total
Unknown Owners--Posssssory claim 70
house and lot on the Bristol road about three
quarters OF mile north Of Dan Rosdsr's Sta
tion and about the same distance east Of Royal
City and known 81 L Craw's ststicn: tsT
%, penalty lscts, adv 2; total %.
Unknown owner-Possessory claim to 100
acres Of land more or less about two nilss
south Of Bullionville. 40 acres OF above isud
formerly assessed TO Vim Oulverwell and Bro
and the balance baing situated about three
quarters OF mile southwest Of Panaca and
formerly known as Hsmmond's pasture; tax
7 20, peualty 72cts. adv 2; total %.
Wilson John-Possessory claim to 3 lot and
improvements In PanAcs, lot block Is; tsx
5 70 penalty 57cts, adv q; total 9 IS.
Wright Phil-Possessory claim to leo aerss
OF land about miles below the Moaps Iudtan
Reservation on the south side Of the Muddy
River st the old California crossing; tar le 81,
penalty 80, adv 2; total 20 eI.
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sheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE oFAN oRDEh OF SALE IsaUEp
ID out Of the sixth judicial District Court. IN
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada.
and to me directed and delivered, for judn.
Inent rendered In said Court on the 9Th day o.
August, A. D. 1888, In favor Of Archie McQusts.
Plaintiff, and aGatnht the Alsyhower silver
Mining Company and the Maynower Mine and
Mintng Claim, Defsndanss, Tor the sum Of asysn
hundred and six <-l0O l57u6 A-lU0) gold coin
dollsrs, debt, together with Beventy y70) dolisrs
tax costs, and al sccruing costs and inssrestl
have lsyisd on the following property, to viii
That certain mine or mining claim hnowu ss
and called by the name OF The MAynover MIN.
and Mining Ciatm, situate, ying aLd being AZ
BRISTOL Mining District, Lincoln COUNT,
Htsts Of Nevada, and duly rscJrusd in ia. MIN
ina Records Of said Mining District. oulalpiu.
edaht hundred linear feet ON said ledge or lods
together with the appurtsn noes thereto belong
ing. and 81 the rights and psiyilsses lslsainI
thereto.
Notice is hereby given ths. oa
Saturday, the eth day Vi Oct.n.r,
A. d. lsas, at IL clock N. " that day, vii
sall all the right, tttls anu inecrest of oaid Ma,
DOVER silver Mining CompAny IN and 10 tLs
shove deAcribsd properly, aud the said Maj.
h0wsr Mine and Mining clsinl. vt the Trout door
VI the Court-houss In Phoebe, Lincoln county
tinfs Of Nevada, It public suction, for cash ~
~. TO the highest and bes bidder, to sstsfy
q u judgment and decree and All coBts, and All
co, " that may accrue. ial
N vb-td. o.P. SHERWOOD. shsrin.
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sIEgAL.ta
Application for q Patent
No. es1.

NO. oels
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. Nc
IN MAHoN and ]. L. ROUTZONG, whose
postofiice address is BuiiionvtIie, Lincoln
county, Nevada. has this day hisd thsir Hppiicl.
tion Tor patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
Of the Magnolia" mine or vein bearing silvsr,
Win snrfsce ground six hundred feet in width,
situated In Highland Mining District, County OF
Lincoln and STATE Of Nevsds, and desiensssd by
the neid notes and ofncisl plat on fis In this
once - lot No. 81, located on unsurveyed iands.
Tne extsrfor boundaries Of satd lot No. 81 being
Bssinins It ! post married No. !. o Q survey
No. ", whence the Nsndha brick smokestack.
married Q mineral monument No. /, bears
~ de- : 0S75 fest. Thissmokassark is about
" teet high and Q feet square st the base. The
main SHAFT in this claim bears N 90 deg " so9
ieet; The notice nonuDent sisnds . feet north
q the center Of the shaft, thsnce running, ist
course. n deg " 1900 fest. TO post marked
no, >, survey No. 81; thence, I'd course.
10 Deg " 600 feet, to post marksk No. y. Q II
survey ,u 70. 81; thence. Sd cour.e, n n deg L
100 feet, to post marked Eo,4, q 3 survey NJ.
y, and thence, lth course, 8 IS deg 5uO feet TO
post No. i. the place of beginning: containing
70 o6-i00 acres. Posts Nos. Hnd stand in the
original location monuments. Posts Nos. and
CARTON moe eints. Magnetic variation. is de.
Tho iocationof thia mine is recorded In the
hscordsr's oEcsof Hseoih coanty. Hssses, in
So0ras boDr q - %Xsnips ~ soslsss this claim 4
this lods--nanes unknoWn-and ON the north
and south BY no known claims. any and sll
persons claiming Adversely any portion Of said
Magnolia mine OF surface ground are required
70 ME their advsrse cisims with the Rsgistsr OF
the United States Land Once 1t Eursk, In tbs
state VI Nevads, during the sixty days period OF
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions OF tns statute.
F.H. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No. TIA.
usITrD STATES Land ory1os.

lNIThD b1AIEe LAND OFFICE,
Euraka, Nevada, March IL. laa3.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TRAT JANR
IN J. Smith and 0sorge Morton, Whose post.
ofiice address IL Tsmpiute, Lincoln County,
Nevada. has this day fled his application for !
patent for fifteen hundred linear fest Of the
sterling mine or vein bearing silver with sur.
face ground SIX hundred feet IN width, and
tsb-l00 acres ~ millsite, situsted in Tempt.
ute Mining District, County of Lincoln and
State OF Nevada, and designated by the field
notes and ofacial plat on die In this ofics q
lot number 81, A and B, located on unsurveyed
land. The exterior boundaries Of said lot No,
81. A and b, being - follows, to wit: T
LOT "A:''
Beginning 1t post marked No. 1, U survey
No 81. Lot "a, the same being post No Of D
3 survey No So, lot a." Standard lode, whence
U 8 mineral monument No Q, on Coyote feak.
bears II deg 81 min W 1853 feet. Thenoe
running; lst course. deg z 1900 feet. 70 post
"a course. n 70 deg 800 feet. to post marked
No 5, q survey No ST, lot A; tn snce, sd course.
y deg W 1900 feet, to post married. No 4, U q
survey No 81, lot A, the same being post No Q
Of U survey No 2b6, lot A. Standard lode, and
thence, 9TH course. 9 70 deg " 900 fest. to post
No !. the place Of beginning. Containing IS
57-lU0 acres.
Also the following described tract Of land -
millaite Beginning ata post MARKED No !, u
survey No 81, lot "B." whsuos o 8 mineral
monument No bears N o. deg y 1855 feet. and
post No Of this survey beers N q deg n min
Z 436s0 feet. Thence running, iat course, n o.
deg " s6s feet. to post marked No 2. o survsy
No 81. lot "B;" thence. I'd course N deg 3 sSt
feet. to post marked No 3. survey No 81 lot
"Bi !" thence, Sd course, N 90 deg = o6s feet, to
post marked No =. o survey No n, lot sb, .
and thencs, eth ooufps, 8 deg " 6ol fest, to
post No l, the place Of beginning. Containing
W 6-l00 acres. Magnetic variation Is dsersss 81
..ain east.
The location OF this mine IL recorded In the
Recorders ONCE Of Tsmpiute Mining District.
In book "B. page 1893, Of the mining records oi
said district. This claim 10 bounded on the
south BY the Standard. Any and ali persona
claiming adversely any portion Of said Btsrl.
ing Nine and Millsite or surface ground are re-
CURED to ale their adverse clsims with ths
Register Of the United Btstss Land ohAcs AZ
Eureka, In the State Of Nevsds, during the sixty
days period OF puhlicstion hereof. or thsy viii
30 barred by virtue Of the provisions Of thu
Statute. WI
F.H. HNoxLyY. Register.
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nA0ur uto be made. Out this out end re-.
MIIWk turn to Ms. and We will ssnd you
VIUVl free, Aomething Of great value and
importance to you, that will start
you IN business which will bring you In more
money right away than anything slss In this
world. Any one can do the work and live d
home. Either ser; ali ages. eomething new,
that Just coins money for all workers. We Will
start You; capital not needed. This 10 one Of
the genuine, important chances Of lifstins.
Tnose who are ambitious and entsrprising will
not delay. Grand OUTFIT free. Address T1us d
o.. Augusta, Maine.
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE,
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR
THE YEAR 1881. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notiea Ia hereby given to those whom II may
concern and 70 the following named persons
and TO all owners Of. or clsimAnts to, the real
estate snd improvements thereon. or improve
described. known or unknown. That the taxes
for STATE snd County. purposes for the year
A. D. 1857. assessed against the following de-.
scribed pieces or parcels Of properly are now
delinquent; that ten per cent penalty and two
dollsrs, S7.0o. cost Of advertising, hiss bsen
addsd In each case. and thst any piece or parcel
Of property upon which said tsIes. penalty and
costs shall remain unpaid on
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Trustees Sale.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PUa-
~ suAnt to ths suthority wasted In ms in ana
Bristol Silver Mining Company 10 ms, bearing
date June 18th, 1882, and recorded in Lincoln
County. Nevada, Records In Book p, Psees I'll
70 a5e, default having occurred In the payment
notes secured By ssid Trust Deed, in tis II sum .n
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars. / will aell, Il pub-
lie suction, to the highest bidder. at the board
~ Houss Of the sad Company In Bfissol. Lir.
coin County, Nevads. on the
Atxhth day Of Sept IN, bsr. Essa,
At O'Clock 2. NJ. the properly mentionsd ~
described in said Trust Deed, or 40 mucl
thereof ~ may be nsceasary to pay rsid inter.
ssts and costs Of sails, to Wit: ''' Ti7p7R
Those certain MAass. Mining cisilos, Qusrg4
MIL and Machinery, ntllsite, Corrals, Boarding
House, Barn, Assay 0fnos, 6lachnnith shop.
and all properties situated In Bristol Mining
District. Lincoln County, State Of Nevada, aud
described - follows,
An Of that certain mining CLAIM. known as the
All Of that certain mining elaiin known Is the
"NsvadA" mine. 4 tfl lel.
An undivided one-half OF that certain ninip.
claim known - the "Gipsy'' milne.
An undivided ons-hslf Of that certain miuils
claim known - the Contact" mine.
An undivided ons-hah of that certsin ,.tulu
locstion, or privilege. known as the '.;rtstoi
Tunnel" ~ ,slsf
The Bristol siivsr Mining Company Mil and
Milisite. containing $40 acres OF land. more or
IeaG. SlSt
That certain Ten-stsmp Silver Quartz Mil
thereon, with MIL Building, Ore house, ketoI,
houas. Engine Room. appurtenances and h.s-
chinsry. including pans, $ SETTLERS. 7o-Aorss
power steam engine, boilers, cleanup pan, Re
tort, well and we'll fixtures, boarding houss
building with furniture, ! barn. assay oface
with furnace and tools, blacksmith shop with
tools, l building uhed ~ LODGING house for en-.
ployes. All machinery. tools. implements and
appurtenances now ut the mines and mill afors.
SID. And also all the real estate and intersst.
OF other claim or demand, ss we'll In law ~ IN
eqnity, which the said bristol Silver Minine
company now has. Or may hereafter acquire q
In and 70 the said premises. with tho Appurtsn
anees.
Dated August lst, 1883
aui1.st HENRY T. WALLS, Trustee.
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Mf100 mn IN PxEsxsls aIvsx AvAv.
KHIII Hill Send us cents poatags, ana
VIUulUuU By msil you will sst s1ssa

value. thAt will start you In work that vii Z
once bring you In money faster than Anythiua
slse In America. All about the 100000 IN
presents with ssch box. Agents wanted svsfy-
time. or spare time only to work for us st thsir
own homes. Fortunes for all workers. abso
lutsly sssursf Don't delay. =. HALLErf .
Co., Portlani Maine.
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WHALING TRAaKDIEs.


Ii the tragedies ef the whaling industry
could be collected they would form an
interesting work. When whalers return
the report is often given Of "a man lost, !"
no particulars reaching the general public
or press. In such cases nine times out OF
ten the whale is the cause Of all the
trouble. In some cases the boat is tossed
in the air. and the men fall ten or fifteen
feet upon the back Of the enraged animal,
and are either beaten to death or carried
down by the suction Of the animal. In
one case the whale was struck, and coil
Of the rope as it rushed out caught q
sailor by the arm and jerked him over
board so quickly that no one knew what
had happened until they suddenly missed
him.
10 several cases whales have been
known to utterly demolish vessels; and.
perhapa, the most remarkable case is that
u the ship Essex, chronicled by DIR.
Cheever. The Essex was an American
full-rigged ship, hailing from Nantucket,
and one Of her voyages, that proved to be
her last, they sighted large school Of
whales, in latitude 40 in South Pacific.
Several boats were put out, and that
steered by the mate soon fastened to a
whale, that rose under it. however, and
50 damaged 1t that it was Obliged to put
back to the ship. The boat had hardly
got alongside when sperm whale, that
they estimated was At least IS feet long.
rose alougside Of the vessel. and in mo-
ment struck her in the bow, going shout
three miles an hour. The ship shook 80
that every man aboard was knocked to
the deck. and the masts threatened to
fall. The whale dived Immediately, and
appeared about 200 yards ahead Of the
vessel. where q iashsd the water for
several mouspso v II undergoing great
agony; then, however. it seemed to
Be seized with desire for revenge, as it
suddenly started ahead, increasing its
speed. and finally striking the vessel head
on as before. The coming together Of
such heavy bodies wss fatal, as the bow
Of the vessel was completely crushed in.
She had already commenced To settle
from the first blow, but the second threw
her on her beam ends, and in ten minutes
from the time she was struck she went
to the bottom. The crew had taken to
the boats. and was thus left in open ocean
with limited supply of food. Their
hsrdships and sufferings are described as
terrible. Some Of them finally reached =
desert island called Ducies. There was
ANAL supply Of water here, but nothing
but gulls and other sea fowl to eat. The
majority Of the crew soon decided TO
leave. three prsfsrring to take their
chances on the island. They have never
bssn heard Of since. The others attempted
to row to the Island Of Juan Fernandez,
over two thousand miles away. The
mates boat Wa picked up, however, by
the Indian, Of London, % days later. all
the crew having died but three The
captains boat was picked up by the ship
DanPhin. Of Nantucket. with only two
msn alive. and these had only been saved
a' were the members Of the Greely party,
BY eating thsir dead companions. Out Of
the entire crew Of twenty. Ave only were
sAved to tall the most tragic story ever
hesrd.
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For 8tll-Hsads. Letter. = ads. Gard
Vouchers. and all kinds Of job Prfnt
Ing, either Fancy OF Plain apply 10
the Record Oetlca.
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II is reported that the Tsmsscal tin
niass, near South Riverside, CAL, are
soon to b bs'rraetically worked.
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t-aALL.-y SySkJDS--EEEcss Per 8SAsa EisS-
Sppleo, ss2adard, 23s, 81 bel 65; Pa&cb "a
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tccriss, ID, D. a., narrowfSt peae, D
IS. oyst2aE. fun Es'Ghi a9SceS 70; =,
! co, { Is q 5eI soi groen coTn q 1901 %;
Alpaox, 3 81 1851 s.; sixaiasas A., Go
mesro. SIS Goa . sol imported 81 o0sl6 veg
ELEl5 so1aSA@sd nix g %. California esnned
are quoted: Aprioots, ~ Re, 81 is; biSokber
eB, So 20 peaches. yellow fIee. g soi pesehes,
Hhits clIcg g. s.; pIunls, 81 co. peATa y lC
DRY Dry iSo0DsNPries rst o. fan ard winter,
Prn.s-Ansn'sfs fancy, &c; American fancy Co.
American tndigoes. eHci 6etin - sot;dsr
Go, Se Cyclone Oh Co. si 6junneh &C; Ed
dystoue go; Gloucester fancy, g.; Slou-
csstsr Silver EEsT, 5Ec; Hartsl Co. Hamilton
stsp checks, eci Loci, 5ci hsnchestsZ, 6ci
AerzImacE, &c; Bamapo, s&c; sinl son's
mo1rn!ngs, $40; Windsor fancy, SIC; Wash
Ington oil coIcrs. &c Washington carary, &c.
Brown CottonB-AnnisEcn, 6Eci Appleton a,
e; Belfast r, SIC; Back Crow, exc; Bot c,
&C. Busy Bee, SIC; Clifton Geo, SIC; Constitu,
zion, Tkc; Chapman Lining, SIC; Marshall
Lii ing, l4c; U1!oa G, Axe; Lawrence IL. 6ci
Piedmont, &c.
Bleached Cotton-sterlIng, 5r: Prosperity. &c
Peabody, &c; BallsL dVille, 20; Forest Mis-
7ao; Pioneer, 7zci Snowflake, 7Sci ElleTton,
&C.; Lilly OF the Valley, sAeS Lonsdsle, &c;
Blackstone, &c. Oha1pion, exc: ConwsL, 7hc;
Cruss er, sKc; Daunilessssc; Farmers, Choice.
Is; First Osil. exc. Eichv.lle, 7kci Fruit Of
me Loom, exc; Gem of the Spindle, SCI GUld
Medal, 7Sc.
HicEory stripes - HznIltor, 10; ExtrH Stout
1901 Rock River. sxci Cambridge, 60; Sheridan,
Sc; Cons.toga lG5Sc,
Denims-OlarE's Mills, Joke; ereenv.Ile, loHc;
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TO ARBR-AF AUSFIR.
Tsc slses far size aeld:pg eff the ssaie I'm.
mr8-a,ioa ponyeutiOn nj cexso,
AysTIN, Tex , NV. 10. i6S

AUSTIN, TEX NV. 10. 1858
To Whom itinsy Concern. a
WneTess, count ii the votes css.
bY members OF the State I1migra
ton Committee Of Texss for the
ppr2ose of determining the city in
which the State immigration COL
yenslon shsil convene demonstrates that
tie city Of Austin has been chosen, there
fore i. ia hereby announced that the said
S.ste immigration Convention CT Texas
will convene at Austin, Texas, on Mon
day, the third day OF Dece moer, 1888
Il 10 honestly believed that such sgen-
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cies ere now az work fer the welfare Ct
Texas in the mSJIer of aided populSiion
znd capital IS will insure the speedy
building up Of every interest and section
IN tie state, and Il Is fact beyond sue
cssstuI contradiction That Texas has been
so extensively advertised and fsTorablY
presented IS TO warrant the conclusion
that she is now on the upward grade, and
that II 10 with her citzeD as 10 Whas the
outcome shGIl be. Thousands Of tha
best and most desirable people OF
the Union IRE looking towards
Texas, and Intend coming II Satisfactory
arrangements IS 30 locsticn snd trans
portntion can be arranged. Then let the
people OF Texas, from every section, meet
together in convent n and say TO the
world that they are in earnest, aDo
pledge themselves TO the railroads to
leave no Intelligent method untried 70
further state immigration, and all may
rest assured that Texas will soon reach
al era OF prosperity now undreRmed Of.
Il 10 desirable thai every business and
association ia she state OF Texas have
preHeEtatioa in this convention, and
every city, town and county should see
! TO It, that they send full and able
| delegations.
The representation and business Of this
convention will determine to 8 great ex-
tent The influence Texas will have and tn
| bsnefi she will derive from the great
southern immigration inter jtEte copVen-
ton, which meets at Montgomery, Ale
| December II, 1888.
Abg pull, loGg pull. and pull al
| together, a. Inc coming state corVentsaE
aud throughout the year OF 1883, vi
piece Texas on place from which theft
4 will never be a re:rogrsde. Re n&et.l!ty
- F.B G Lyon
I SgcreSary SiAts9mmigration+ s4rsau.
#SeSl of NORTH Caronna" .1sIT ia
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-12

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FL PAso, Tx, NV. n.-Y1Vr CORE
sp nd MS II conversation to-day with s
promlzsas cfi;'a. # P.4o Gel Ioris in
references &c t3e willow and mattress
wJrk in tGe Rio Grtnde Iiye-, learned
from reliable ksth jrity thSb al smiGAole
dDiers ,sndi, g aas b4en arrived ~ &C.
tTstn tks u xlcaX authorities AND q
man'c'p2l iii ;erR OF tRis city. s.
Gsrh4s, tho elsI2eeg il chsT55 OF Jhs
work says As will sUspsnd the work 10
which the psopie OF 4 Pass ctj scg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-12
EsenaHSytlIc.

Cen sSseBdene Of tina Gazette.
ARNARDvLLs, TEX, Nov. s-JoAn
Simmons, WAC broks Jail, ASS been re-
cAp;ursd, and is aow On triel.
The sheep0a4 GEd protected tsriE mer
made Z big hghs 70 defeat Hon. j D Says
~srs, out got Considerably showed under.
R5lkuap's ssRs was then substituted for
Saysr.' on the regular Democratic ticket,
bu1 s0st didn't even catch mSry votes
HaTIsh for The GAzETTE snd TarIsDt
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-12
He Has for His Progeny all FaIss.
ho0ds, DscsptiOus, Frauds, Swim
dies, ISLANDERS, 6atkbitings.
L CrSs'Era ci Sagy Nsmsg, Hhos'
Bal.lul IaiiRsncss ers Stunned bY
81 SsI. Respecting KcE.
Mere GuesTwsEE CT Mythology Msde
Clear by Divine RsvslatIon-Dennou.
o'sgy ara AueeloIoSy-Tsimsgs
sGrmon.
DROOKLYN.

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ID 7, Nov H.
At the tabernacle
this morning the
Il ". T. De Wit
Ts.m4ge, D. D .
took tor the subj sci
,of his sermon
Z "SItSn on Hil
/ Travels" His tex
! was, Job I. :: "And
the Lord said unto
Satan: W b e q C c
CONTEST thoua Tier
S stsn ans Wersd tbs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-12
PAINT YOUR BuGCY fer oNE DOLLAR
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Paint Friday. Il 10 Church Sunday. The original
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Shops. Excellent fer LaWn-Seais, Baby CairaGsSf
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