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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-03-17

At 2 o'clock T.. NJ. 10 pay The aforesaid detin-
uent taxes, peraluv. aid costs also ihai ten
per cent oil the ampuut - 'snid Wxes. and ~
per aame for ADVERT lug ana 81 per name for
Auditors certificate be cole, ted in add tion
10 the original tax. also that raid property Is
aUbje I 10 redemption within six months rem
the date OF such sale by payment Oh all laid
sums with per cent per month from date OF
sale until paid.
J. A. HUNTOON.
Treasurer Oi Lyon county. Nevada.
Dayton, December 16 1873
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-03-17

II submit the above described invention in
competition for the Twenty. five Hundred Dol
lar Prize offered by the Press Claims Company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-03-17
PRIZES ON PATENTS.
How to Get Twenty-Five Hun
dred Dollars for Nothing.
The Winner Has Clear Gift of a
Small Fol- tune, and the Losers
Have Patents that May Bring
Them in Still More.

Would you like to make twenty-five hundred
dollars? If you would. read carefully hat
follows and you may see way to doit.
The Press Claims Company devotes much at
tentfon to patents. II has handled thousands
of applications for inventions, but it would
like to handle thousands more. There is plen'
ty of inventive talent at large in this country,
needing nothing but encouragement to produce
practical results. That encouragement the
Press Claims Company proposes TO- give
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
Sl.5O A YEAR, CASH.
NEW VOL. 29--NO. 40.
The Berkeley, Jefferson and Clarke Con-
vention Sweepstakes.
sy Hon. Henry sedinger. 1850.


Ho, rrot out the horses. let's see how they
show,
Fling open the stabl. and let them all 90.
The time is at hand. and the track Is all
ready.
Ho! bring them up soberly, steady. boys
steady
That's gallant old Berry. SO jolly and merry,
4 noble old courser IA, ma for old Berry
And there's the bold Hunter, he plunges aud
pRuces,
And nerc,ly anc wildly his rolling eye
giaucrs,
And Faulkner comes on ull OF mettle aud
uie,
We'll shoL for the turf and well girt for the
strife.
His limbs are as Keen as The red deer's wcen.
Aud gallant and graceful his bearing aud
men.
Aud next We have Lucas as Keen as a orier'
His dam Perseverance,, Industry bis sire,
4 stock which no time and n distance can
IRE.
And following close "n the launches ofhim-
ChrKe's G,Norite stalion-comes big Cole
Jim:
Good horse In traces. good horse on the track
Nor lacks he Tor bottom nor speed does he
lack.
Dead match. a. We notice, for bold col. Brck.
And look at gay rnomsnn-his ridcr-wh'lc
stands up In his surrups and smiles In your
faces.
And cyrus aud Province. two more nom ola
Clarke,
A,,t I,,,,,.,. - spt tightly Rud gay ~ a lark.
And Murphy. OF Martinsbug. trusty and true;
And Washington, rendleton. .sappinston too
They carr, no weight. though they each nave
tom,
And few OF the horses viii better their run.
Then Butcher comes bounding and dashing
along,
close followed ny Bead VINO Is active and
strong,
And wiry and tough rs "a hickory wlthe'
VINO brings up the rear. but the brave Capt.
smith.
..rnc last shall ne nrst. as the scriptures tn
form YOU.
Lookout gallant nngs. tor the Captain "'I'
warm YOU,
Now bring them up quietly gitd up The drum,
The crowd stands eNprctant. the Judges haN"
come
Draw tight every glrth, let each rider be nNcd'
Hurrah for white basis! hurmh for the
mixed.
Ho softly there, softly. come up all abreast,
No rider must get any start of the rest.
No Jocky wing, boys. but the fair thing You
know
Are We ready . "all ready"-then OF with lc
-Gu,i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

volley of oaths at seamen generally
and at Columbus in particular, and
then informed Isabella that the result
of her petition would depend on the
result of the game 1t grew worse
and things looked blue for the discov-
erer of America, but Isabella over
looking the board, whispered to his
majesty suggestion as to move that
could be made, the King adopted the
suggestion and America was saved.
1t is a queer story but no stranger than
the one told in Rome at the time
the divorce of Henry VIII was under
discussion that the negotiations were
broken off by the Earl Of Wiltshire's
dog. This unmannerly eur had fol-
lowed his master into the court, and
when the pontif, at the close Of the
audience, put out his foot 10 be kissed
by the Earl, the dog bit it, and SO
angered the Pope and horrifed the
court that the negotiations We're sus-
pended. The story may be true or
false but either case is an excellent
demonstration of the value of the tritle
when the trihe occurs in the life OF an
exalted parsonage, and gives point to
the remark made by Paschal, along
the same line, that if the nose of Gle
opatra had been an inch longer or
shorter the course of the worlds histo-
ry might have been materially changed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
AphoriSms Of Napoleon.

Friendship is but name.
There is nothing terrible in death.
The only victory over love is flight
Words pass away, but actions remain.
We should wash our dirty linen at
home.
We must laugh at man to avoid
crying for him.
Marriage has always been the con-
clusion of love.
Better never to have been born
than to live without glory
| failed therefore, according to all
justice, | was wrong.
The sight ola battlefield after the
fight is enough to inspire princes with
a love of peace and a horror Of war.
Disdain hatreds; hear both sides,
and delay judgment until reason has
had time to resume hersway.
Great men are like meteors, which
shine and consume themselves to en-
tighten the earth
Independence, like honor, is a
rocky island without a beach.
Uncertainty is painful for all ma
tions and for all men.
The praises of an enemy are suspi-
cious; they cannot aatter man Of
honor until after cessation of hostil-
tiles.
We walk faster when We walk alone.
Misfortunes have their heroism and
their glory.
Death overtakes the coward but
never the brave man till his hour has
come.
Pride never listens to the voice Of
reason, nature or religion.
Peace is the first of necessities, and
the first of glories.
Wisdom demands forethought
Chance is the providence of adven-
turers.
Great ambition Is the passion of a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
Strangely Saved from Death.


\ crowd Of people witnessed SIN
gular scene at Hastings, Neb., the
other night, in which a mans life was
saved after as novel fashion as ever
any writer Of fiction ha. evolved
Rafe Shaiirr well known sporting
man, was seated in a gambling saloon
talking TO a friend, who had only late-
" come here from the East Shaiicr
was telling his companion Of quarrel
that hc had with another man about
town, whom he suspected of being
about to make an attempt on his life.
A hc was speaking the Eastern
man suddenly interrupted him with
the question Say, Shaher, do You
remember your old business as a tclc-
gragh OPERATOR
Shahcr, who, it seems, had followed
this trade before going West, looked
surprised but answered that he did.
"Well, YOU know. it'-a very easy
thing forgotten. Now, Will bet you
can't tell me what am going to tick
out here on this table
The Eastern man then took pencil
from'h his pocket and began to tick of
message, which, az he finished,
caused ShaGer to spring hastily from
his seat, drawing as he did 80 revoly-
er from his pocket, which he thrust
almost in the face Of man who had
been standing in the door Of saloon,
and who had just covered him with
bis pistol The two men glared at
each other, and then Shafer said
calmly.
Better put up your weapon, Smith,
unless you want to fight it out with
me here. ! have got the drop on you
a. much az you on me.
Smith hesitatel and then replied
that he would put mp his pistol if Shat
fer would, and consented 10 leave the
question between them to the arbitra-
tion of mutual friends Shaifer agreed
to the arbitration plan, al it seems
both men had their reasons for not
letting the cause Of the bad blood be-
tween them be known to the public.
Smith then left, and Shafer thanked
his quick-witted friend for the service
he had rendered him. The message
that the Eastern man had raped out
was az follows:
IF your enemy Is dark-comPleH-
ioned man with a hook nose and a
scar on the left cheek, he has just en-
tered the saloon and has his hand on
his pistol pocket. If you fear treach-
cry from him move quickly or he'll
have the drop on you. ! am unanned
80 that I cannot draw for you. Draw
now, a. be has bis pistol out, and un-
less you are as quick az lightning he
he will have you.
Skaters keen ear caught the words
and he acted at once on them, as has
been shown. His wheeling 70 sud-
denly about on Smith took that gen.
tie man 50 by surprise that he was
compelled to back down.-PhiLadel-
| Dhia Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
THE SOULS MANSION.

Builders with God are we today,
Building within our homes OF clay
The better home OF the spirit;
High on the mount He shows the plan
BY which we build the heavenly man
or the graces We inherit.
Builders and heirs of God are we,
His. the rich material be,
And His are the mansions We rear.
Let us look to it well that all
Be builded SO they may not fall
When the tempests OF life are near.
That when we drop the props OF clay,
When the scafiolding fall away,
The eternal structure fair 10 see
May in its due proportion stand
Majestic, beautiful and grand,
Worthy OF Immortality.
The deep foundation Love shall be,
The walls eternal verify;
And let the windows OF the soul
Be Charity, whose light shall fall
With softest radiance over all;
The outer doors strong self-contrOl.
Large be the rooms, the chambers falr,
In each a closet kept for prayer,
Whereunto we may oft retire;
Rich be the garniture we use.
Freely He gives, oh ! freely choose
And limit not the souls desire.
Let there be one fair upper room
Open TO light and free from gloom,
More beautiful than all the rest;
Where we may come when most we need
His presence near Who is indeed
The help OF all the sore opprest.
Such be the mansions that We raise,
The fitting temples Of His praise
Whose are the eternal mansions fair;
Hands have not made, nor mortals seen
Those bright, enduring, sweet, serene,
And peaceful Lomes of Heaven pure air
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

Pat was an Irishman who never
would admit that there was any sub
iect that he did not know about. One
day a gentleman said to him:
well, Pat, do you know anything
about the Wilson Bill?
"Oi do, sor; OF know all about 1t.
We'll, what do you think of It p
"Well, Oil tell We, said Pat, with
an air of profound wisdom. "0i think
thot if that man Wilson is anything ay
a gentleman, he'll pay thot bill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

Mark Antony was very deeply af-
fected.
Here, he exclaimed, was where
the envious Casca stabbed. Here is
the unkindest cut Of all. He looks
Bitterly the great orator gazed upon
the corpse Of his friend, the Justly cell
ebrated Caesar.
As if he had been operated on
for appendicitis.
4 thrill Of horror ran through the
multitude at the fearful picture pre-
sented By the impassiOned words Of
the speaker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

Bearded Lady-The manager is in
great trouble just now.
Snake Charmer-what Is the mat
ter?
Bearded Lady-He has proposed to
the two headed girl. One Of her
heads accepted him and one rejected
him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

Didn't you tell me you could bold
the plough?" said farmer to the
Irishman he had taken on trial. "Be
aisy, now, said Pat. How could |
hould it an two horses pullin' it
away? Just stop the eraytures and
I'll hold it for ye.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
Handy With a Gun

of the passengers were like old Robert
Lane. who lives near Dilton, Mon
tana, said George Craig, Of Butte,
to a reporter of the Washington star.
Lane is as quiet and peaceful citi-
zen as ever went 10 church on Sunday
and put his our bits into the cortribn-
tion box. He has lived III Montana
for twenty years, and even in his
youth he never personally INDUCED
in the old time wild excesses Of life
out there, nor in any Of the hurly bur-
" Of frontier existence. He has al
ways pursued the even tenor Of his
way on his little ranch near DIlton,
and ever been regarded as the safest
and most peaceable citizen in the whole
community. He is called "Old Man
Lane ont in Montana, and every
body knows him. Several years ago
the old man went down to Red Rock,
which is nearer to his ranch than Dill
ton Is. to take the stage for Junction.
The mules were pulling the craft along
pretty lively through a right nasty
piece of road, when the passengers
were startled by hearing a voice COM
manding the driver to throw down the
reins. There were three or four pas
sengers ON the inside, and if it had
been light enough to see them they
would have looked mighty white tell
vou. But old man Lane was made of
different kind of stuff. When he heard
the driver drop the reins he just
reached back and pulled out two gun.
that he used to carry, because 1t was
the custom of the country to do IT,
and kept his eyes fixed ON the doors
looking first at one and then at the
otber on;cI,Iv 50 rs 70 see the thieves
u.hor tbev made an ornaarancc
"A shadow fell in each door window
about the same time, and quick as a
fash old man Lanes gun. were stuck
tbrougb either openinp and off they
went He cot meat both cracks
Then he leaned out the window and
banoed loose at the fellow who had
ordaroJ tho driver to hold up He
oot him too and then iumped out of
tbo s,.,o Tbero wore fonr Of the
road ogarts and the last one alarmed
Of tha fate Of his companions. stuck
s,,,,rs into ii. horse and rode away up
tho trail The passengers who had
roo,ly rocovareJ from their terror and
surprise. were now amazed to see old
man Lane emf the harness from the lead
mule. lump on his back and go sailing
away after the fleeing fugitive. Shots
r.oro hoard rratty soon and in ten
minutes or so back came old man Lane
IooJ;oo tho bandits horse while the
man bins.If ,y,s s;ttipg M in the sad
dIo shot through the back. On cx-
animation it was found that two Of
the attacking party were dead and two
were wounded, and the whole Of the
ouartette were brought into Junction.
When old man Lane was asked what
caused him 10 bloom out into such a
rrogrossiva citizen Of the territory. he
drawJod out. We'll. I had good
deal Of business to attend to here at
Junction. and | didn't ike the idea
orL.;rc .,onrod when was on NV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

Daughter-Shall we invite DR.. Big
fee to the reception?
Mother-I think we'd better not,
he's so absent-minded. He might
charge it on his bill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
B. S. PENDLETON,
SHEPHERDSTOWN.
a
IMPORTANT
To Farmers.

We wish to inform the Farmers
that we have full line of Fall Goods
now on hand, such as Syracuse Chilled
Plows, Oliver Chilled Plows Repairs,
Root Wrought Share Plows, Spring
tooth Harrows, Rollers, Feed Cutters,
&c. We are selling the celebrated
Bickford & Huffman Grain and Fer
tilizer Drill, which is acknowledged
to be the best Drill on earth. We
have Fertilizers of all grades and can
save you big money by placing your
order with us.
Give us call and let us save you
money in your purchases. Yours,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
A. S. cambridge &Co.

CURE HEADACHE, INSTANTER-Anti-
I kamia Tablets, Bromo Caffeine, Phenze
Caffeine, Bromo Seltzer, Phenacetine and
Caffeine All can be had for ten cents at
MCMURRAN'S DRUG STORE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27

Small Boy (in fish market)-HgTe
you any dry fish?
Fisherman-Yes, sonnie.
Small Boy-Well, give them drink
+hep
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
SODA WATER.

rINHE season is open and at Gibson's you
| will find the coolest and most refreshing
drink suitable for hot weather. The medlcl-
nal properties of Soda Water are wonderful.
Give us a call. AT GIBSON'S DRUG STORE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-09-27
J. S. FLEMING, Notary Public.

WILL take Acknowledgements of Deeds
w Power of Attorney, Affidavits, DEPOSIT
tions, and attend to ali b usiness connected
with the Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04
CRY nUGyITiES.

cMr ~ Raphael. manager OF tho uonst,,,
hlfAllh llvliat, rpnorH me hank n,ovsa
Meut TOT FEBRUARY 3 az glO4GG. an
ihe regular monthly meeting OF ~
5tesLsa social club VIII take place nf
DiyhtP'oro h"N today al o r.. m.
There Win be q called moetiu,- of Moi,
@eMnNk I'nnp, ". G.. W this aftrru1ou t,f
ing, Main strpet '"''a'
The editorial staff Of The Poat ia Il,
uehttl % Aire, GNhgel Jordan Tor a niro
lunci ana timoiy rufrpahmcnts srnt io tb
oaiiollal iooms last night
Al members o. the Second Ranfs,
chNfrh are cSntpted ANA reuucsted ih III
nffeni 90 meeting at 4 o'c.oCl thJg
evening for the puip-c or calling q pastor
oflcer Horny Lee has recent arrival
az nus fuufe-n tiuo bouncing boy Ofirsr
Ice said We was going 10 rat him en- INK
police force az a apcclal mounted ~
hcer"
in Justice fcliwauder's court room yps
teidny nutnnH Airs. FenesrlnA Mnntnl.
dano and Antonio Martlnaln were united
A the holy bonds OF WeNock by Jnstice
SeANandof
ihe l0dg meuibcrg of - Mary'E Eplsco-
POI church ARE rogNpatel 90 meet neXt
Tuesday ~ . r. nl ~ the church llcN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

Meeting of Post This MorninR-Thc
Condition OF the Association

ihe regular monthly meeting Of Post g.
Travellers Protective nsgocl.tou, viii be
held THIS morning ut 10 O'clock at head.
quarters IN the Perry bafllng This ia
uo last meeting Or the post before the
annual meeting, which WIN De hold An
ni.i tn' Nhtn officers for the ,umlur wear
WIZ pc elected Post q is one 90 mo most
iIoui,52lng IN The fcyag d!ylHou. whic4
" 'hc itrgrHt state division ln tho Unltrd
otuIuh. HARRY Hurly ia urcsllant upl
Ngfh Jones % secretary OF taig post
.ruiy jones has JUG, Iefclvcd from
we Nhlunal secretary tho pIul.nnuuaI
ilonul association
va 4e lmount or money w tho trcaHrry i5
mon. Wncu tho National agfocintion ,yBs
renrEnulzed w June. 1870 tlrro WINS a Gobt
uhhblns over " oi 5000, Huirh has Ions
tN Nei4ihriHhin won 300. Ihe tNoelnuou
!h "Nltsr growing no mtmborsHlp ANA
IMAM l'i HlrcuTih nud Within the p0at s,v
months 5000 has Doc 100 added 10 tho funds
In tho National Treasury
Among ne callers mo- yNe rooms Of POS,
II 1g,lnE NE "ScE were u q Wi,ctt Of
other wen known travelling men.
Tho following ncws notes arc taken
,.,, r NE lnst is5uo OF the Texas CONNER
, a. e. Garlrd of Post d was here Thura-
DIVE EloI was hero Saturday from Cor
g.. %. Kaufman, who bas been quite ~
TIrslaF uushl
,sm,c President 49, T. pcn7on was TN
ID 'nHHAlNr ni thn Woo convention VIII
hg lnEcst In the history of the di-
John a. Kennedy, who now rsus ralnta
for philadelphia concern. was IN Iluusa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04
A C0NnUCr0R suor.
ulwhwnNmcn shoot street Car Com
ductor at Houston H,ights.

riIfrhvvuNn,cn shoot "a street Car Com
ductor at Houston H,igits.
last msNt about lup o'clock. while
one of the electric care WIS raug out to
Houston lia'#uH, w.lh Conductor Il.
Reese uul Notormm j. T.. M1rt when
ot the Missouri, ltlup8 aud TeNas rail-
road Gro le the motormn discovered
tie LAYING arre.3 tte railroad ANA the
street cuc lac.a. Morl called TO the
ro0iucnr and Hay got OFT tine car ANA
ElafluI .l ItnH't lau ia, when SOME ana
comm need aulyl'u- ll them with q eiN-
sna1.,r i.'W tae rWat pl ENG h"nlyITl
Ila its. HIH. rUatI Conductor EHnte's
hoal tHt Knocked m5 mat oif The second
saot ai MINI n the left aim JHi below
Reese turned ana Jumped nec', ON the
NHu 'pnasn and isir.a up o. he1d-
0aHt.r .aau, am hour later All safe out
HIIsI.A .ii Scared
Conductor Eesst was seen by n Pn7, re- /
W.F '.ara for Ia wounds .o hn uu ri 4
"" was ruU.Tlus worry much, uud Ig ilu /
doctor was "drns 90 ores hsnl lhr ra- f.
porter ai MOT lmNe .n opportunity 90 /
l,e #Ii. A.atDrmm Moru called me /.
mI stepped The atg at tUs ue lims /.
won. 60 ne from, end o' One eur He told /
m '"r "o. t' 'tr a tracks, /
ol removing thn tie whom from tHo rstl /
HI t1H n1WIo, tsd SAW % HASH and h.nri 4
ih. report o.. pistol ~ th" HHWD ml- .
mont .ut "a ",.'HllE Galn No rF head !
quickly followed py % second NJ |ob struck [
mH iu 'le lr't arm, thea turned and |
Jumped on tac ear and turned Do back to-
wards town. ! thigN that % was Il ngsgo .
"p.i You zee anybody on the side Of the
bouluyArl.' questioned ,he reporter
0 O.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

Jules Hirsch, corner Milan ana Preston
teiePhohe 2l3 Groceries. feed and country
plouIEee; Wholesale and retail dealer In
sl.o tenr-lo9t aud sawed and split;
LOT any size heater or fireplace, viii sol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

some head are worried with ,o-,..
And some are tired from last nigtss iag
Tha thag for bojh These hs1ss ~ jag;
Us that sure cpre-Pros'on's Hell l.he
cures headache In fifteen minute. g
pay. OF no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

After the delinquent roll IS prepared the
assessor assessor and collector can make no dis
, I.,S.'oa WITH taxpayers, and an whose
atty. ''' we PEN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

everybody doing business of any kind
im,i' nave city occupation license or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

-, inc officers under the law must see that
az receipts are posted in a conspicuous
piaee. LOOK out for them II you have moi
!, 1921. SiNee January
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04
AROUND THE COURTS.
BIG DAYS BUSINESS IN THE CouN-
TY COURT.
The Proceedings in the civil Dis
trict Court--The work of the
Justices and Hecordcr-Othcr
Local Court Notes.

/ w. O.. Murray vs.. the Guif, Colorado
,,a e,,,. r., ,...,i .,,,,t,r, ~. -,
""" ""i''" &c Ta"iVou' HiO'io" iOI ne"
ttial oVerrulcd
Thomas a. Stewart vs.. a. Laeombe;
continued reneraliv
,,,,'a %. ',''' CO., r,,,,.. ,.-,,..,...,
| Reheraily
Silsoi,. campbell & 60. W.. A; =. H2s-
1lcadinSs ana , ,, [Ur,' Iecla1 NM NJ .'.
en- -A!i De permitted to reopen the store,
"llI '.,'' Costs OF case shdh DC HuJuuBeu
d. 5ii',i, aedena9ntS' ., lao, ITCH.
th l, ,Dleeember term and reconvenes FOR
'"e r'o'uh'y term tomorrow morning.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge John Tod preslding; win Lam
bert, clerk; George Euis, Shirt
Augusts Goerts VS.. MTMug; settled and
dismissed at plniutlr's cost
A. utmer VS.. f. $. Glover; judgment
for plaintiff for S229 i6.
j. II. Morris sons VS.. Charles Heyer.
garniahce Garnishce Ilcyer discharged
upon "5 Snswgr win nis t2-'s, 'hSlu41lS
a. IN l.t 90. III 'l!toTea nlH i1,
az 49, ,NJ|'hsH "b 5 ,;, ~ l',ti''-' L.
drred that the sdmblstratar Of thls estate
be citn4 20 return an exhibit at the next
term OF the court 49,,
dgred that the admmis,iator Of his es-
tate be cited to return an exhibit at the
u4tt term of this court
Estate OF Minors uulda. Tellda and
Walter Rasch; ordered that the guardian
nual account to the next term OF court
Estate of Samuel IT, Youu-, minor; or
cited TO return an annual account to the
next term OF court
Estate Of W. II. LOTUS; ordered that
10 return an exhibit ut the next term of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

The city delinquent roll will no oo,,,
Peted no later thun February 10 IT.
,WSI time interest must be added under
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

-. a Tree lecture VIII be given TO ladies' al
, -iig ~, ~ .aplist church, "Wednesday. Web