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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. No. 10 NORTH CHERRY
STREET. DETACHED BRICK, S-ROoM
DWELLING: all modern improvements
and handsomely papered. Possession May
18th. $50 per annum.
DENOON. UPPER a co,
ap 1S-it 81 Main street.
FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESIRABLE
OFFICES at S2i east Main street az Fl-.D
per month: gas, heat and porters atten-
ton included
DENOON, UPPER & co,
an 1S-4t S2l Main street.
FOR RENT LARGE WAREHOUSE.
with steam elevators. I'm good location
for wholesale business. For further par
ticulars apply to
an MT DAVENPORT Il NORRIS
FOR RENT, No. 5l5 NORTH EIGHTH
STREETS rooms. convenient and IN
good order Well located. Terms mod
rate. Apply 70 r. 4. BARBER, ~ east
Leigh street. ap Dol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18

Messrs. Mulcaha & Hubbard. grocers
and liquor dealers. doing business at the
corner of Gill and Jones streets. made
an assignment to-day for the benefit OF
their creditors to Mr.. William III. Jones.
as trustee. The amount Of the firms
indebtedness is not large. and the credi-
tors mostly reside in Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18

Jacob Fraker. who sues. ETC. PLAINTIFF.
against Southern Fire Brick Works 20
ais, Defend7nts.-I the Law and Equity
Court OF the city Of RichmoDi
7. =. T. winston Clerk OF the eall
Court. certify that the bond required ,
the Special Commissioner etc. by the dos
cree In said cause Of April T. lA5, ll5
been duly given
Given under my hand. this Sth day 70
April. 1895. =. =. WINSTON. ClerA.
ap 9l0.u,12131il6.l7lS&l9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18
THIS WEEK WE WANT TO CALL
l. your attention to our
PARLOR FURNITURE.

We 60 not wish TO carry this LARGE SIOcK
through the summer months, so va have
DROPPED THE PRICE on them TO make them
move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18
sATrRnAY. Anrll %. ~.

SAL L ANiJA = AItll ~ l'...
AT u o'clock NJ. that TRACT oF LAND
containing 100 ACRES. more or joss. Aug
at RObiOu station. as above le-Cr.l.1.
I'm the county OF Chesterfield 49,. .-
gether with all the building arl
brick-kilns thereon. also. 2pl1 T..-
lets. / 30 horsepower boiler, 7 -5-h...e-
power engine, l-foOt w0od-framc H.-
pan. shafting, belts. fixtures. etc.
TERMS AS TO REAL ESTATE.
one third in cash. the ba.l..a
upon credit OF SIX and twelve mont.
the purchaser 20 give negotiable notes
with 6 per cent added and secured ht .
deed Of trust on the property II.
terms upon the personal property W.l is
named an the time Of sale.
This sale should attract the attention
Of land buyers. engine dealers ana bs..t
manufacturers. Please be prompt at tls
place and hour named.
+. NJ CONNER.
Trustee.
]. II. WEBB-PEPLOE
Special Commission
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18

by \. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctl0necr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE
OF TIE
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
40 1lj EAST CLAY STREET Bs.
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS AT AUCTION.


Ia execution Of deed OF trus. % ,a
undersigned. dated February ~. l,si
recorded In the ChanCery Court of r.
city Of Richmond. in Deadlock li- 49,
page 333. and being required SD fo .. Nr
The beneficiary / VIII sall by pubic a4..
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL -. ls.I
at O'Clock l.. NJ. the DESIRABLE
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BEl.l
DWELLING. No. 1lj east Clay sl. .
with the lot on which Do stands. iT.l'-
ing % feet Inches. ani running l0 f..t
10 an alley, and having in the rear tr.H-
OF a good. twO-stOry brick kitchen THIS
Is excellent property, centrally located.
and Will rent we'll
TERMS: cash sufficient 20 pas ffs
costs Of executing the trust nj O. a.s-
charge "A note Tor 81 20 with interest fr..l
February Is, 1926. and tire residue ou SUCH
terms as toe grantor may prescribe. TO
I'm the event ~ his failure 30 name DE
terms for such residue. then upon cret'.
or six and twelve months fOr notes WIN
interest added, and secured by DOCS =
trust. r. - GHAftIN.
ap i2 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18
Observation-Disclosures

CORTLAND. VA. April 17.-(Special)
Mr.. r. VI. Birdsong, a prominent merchant
# Court and, and Miss Matte McLemore.
he accomplished daughter Of County
~Ourt-Clerk t. +. McLemore were mar
gicd this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
Methodist Episcopal church. at this place.
Immediately after the ceremony, which
was impressively conducted by Rev. c. G.
Wertenbaker. the happy couple amid
showers Of rice and congratulations OF
friends, boarded the east-bound passen-
gcr-train on the Atlantic and Danville
railroah for an aXtenhed hridal tnur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18

BY George W. Mayo. Auctloneer
Nos. p and q north Ninth street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

A Splendid Impression Made at
Thorp's spring.

Thorp's Spring, Tex. Feb. 23.--Col. S.
w. II, Ianham spoke here yesterday In
the chapel to a packed house. His
subject was the Life and Lessons OF
Washington; the 1881 year since that
important event whose name had
filled the world with wonder and adj
mlration. He showed that empires may
rise and fall. but the name Of George
Washington would live forever lie
spoke OF Fourth OF July colebra-
ton at Washington monument In
Washington, d. c., and said something
about a rainbow on a perfectly clear
day, appearing around the monument
which your reporter failed 10 quite
understand. He spoke Of the wonder
full changes In the last half century;
the opportunities 10 all. and especially
to young men ito whom he addressed
himself. principally and showed that
not all are improving the moments
and opportunities that are so swiftly
passing.
He dwelt at length on the word gem
tieman. and pronounced the highest
encOmitnn on the word, gentleman.
showing there was no copyright on II.
He asked them the very important
question, young man. what are you
going TO do He urged them 10 do
well all things they attempted aSsur-
ing them that being born In obsourlty
was no barrier to greatness In this
country. He emphasized the fact that
no young man ever knows his capacity.
lie urged an to press forward, TO the
Accomplishment OF higher and nobler
purposes.
He showed that spiritual wlckedness
in high places and political dema-
goguery would destroy any nation.
He quoted from W0shlngton's fare
wen address, and after pronouncing
one OF the grandest eulogies on wo-
man that this people ever heard, the
vast audience adjourned, the only re-
greet being that his time was so short
should Col Lanham want anything
in the by and by. We are ready; none
others need apply.
haven't the ability to do Col. Ian
ham half justice in this respect. WIZ
simply add, everything he said was OF
the highest order. ViyRt logue Lanham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
THE DALLAS BUDGET OF NEWS,
COL. HOLLAND TALKS on MATTERS
FINANCIAL.
A Juror in the Brewer Case Taken
Seriously Iii--'rhe PopuIistz Picnsed
with the Mayornity outlook
Teachers in Session.


DALLAS, Eeos -.
Colonel Frank p. Holland of tho
Farm and Ranch has returned from an
extended trip to the north and east.
To the Gazette correspondent who
called at his sanctum. Colonel Holland
said.
Confidence is fast being restored in
the east and north and the factories
which have been running on half time
or with reduced forces for two or three
years are now beginning to resume OPP
eratlons full-handed. and this win Of
itself ease up matters by regular pay
days all over the manufacturing sec
lions
Money is easier and cheaper than
was ever before known. Manufacture
ers tell me they can get all they can
use at per cent. In Texas 1 believe
business win begin to pick up this year
and gradually improve until It gets
better than It ever was, because the
state is not half developed, and capi-
tai and immigrants are looking this
way for Investments and homes. 1 saw
a letter from one Of the biggest capt.
talists and leading bankers Of Wiscon-
sin, in which he said that there would
he a regular exodus of farmers from
the northwest TO Texas. and that much
capital from that quarter would seek
investment In factories and other i'm
provements In Texas this year. /
talked with q big stove factory man
In st. Louis, who is now figuring on
establishing a stove factory In Dallas.
The outlook IL brighter than It has
been for several years, and Texas is all
right
"As to the fair. It will be better this
year than ever before. The grounds
will have to be enlarged to accommo-
date the exhibits. The broad-gauge
footing on which President Sanger
placed It last year viii help It out even
this year. and President Trezevant
will be enabled to give the best fair
we have ever had"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
ARMY AND NAVAL UNION.
sixth Annual Convention Held at
Chicago.

Chicago, ILL.,. Feb. 2S-The sixth
annual convention Of the regular army
and naval union Of the United states
was opened yesterday in the FIRST
Methodist church building about lVV
delegates being In attendance and an
interesting convention is promised. The
convention was called to order oy
National Commander James +. LOCK-
wood, OF Chicago.
Corporation Counsel John May OF
Palmer, made an address on Mayor
Hopkins extending the privileges and
courtesles of the city.
A reply was made by Col Edgar OF
san Francisco. in which review Of
the work and aims Of the union was
given. The organization Is composed
OF active and retired members Of the
regular army and navy. II IL conduct
ed on lines similar to those of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, but admits
none of the ex-yolunteers who took
part In the ciyll war. The union, it is
expected. will eventually become the
leading veteran organization OF the
country. as while the Grand Army OF
the Republic will disappear as the
soldiers OF the civil war de the army
and navy union is designed to exist;
80 long as the United states maintains
an army and navy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

~ May De T'hnt lie WIN Make caiia-
Ehnn Judge--Eostrr's Place,

Austin Tex Feb. 2a.-whether or not
Callaghan VIII be Judge Noouons sue
ccssor was indicated by the conHtruc-
ton those who know Culbarson best
may place upon his conversation on the
subject this afternoon \ gentleman
apparently opposed TO tho appointment
approached the governor Us he was
coming down the capitol walk this
afternoon and asked him. Governor
you arc going to appoint Cailaghan, are
your why not, hoa a mighty good
man tor the position Isn't her"
The interrogation manifested his
opposition by urging that Callaghan
was too partisan, whercupon Culber-
son answered; well. as far as that
IL concerned. isn't It rather hard to
md good man who isn't on one side
or the otherg'
The governor did not commit himself
further but seemed anxious 10 change
the subject, II the governor does not
intond to appoint callaghan, his speech
did not indicate II. lie denied posi-
lively that he had got appointed Foster
or any one else railroad commissioner.
as was rumorad as positive in Austin
tOl4s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
BAsTRoP BUDGET.
10 build Church-An Enjoyable Ar
fnir--Personul Mention,


pos,ron ~ -, 80
barIamd oP pra aeNn rep zS;TThe Cum
eteU,,oh OIL handsome new church in
T. Hsrd MvvNs, ,,
ty 1,ryeSor e bn N was ;l. appointed eoun-
commissioner? com v 'a'e sitting OF the
"A burglar alarm is being put in con.
with The SanR Erhard's residence
The first grand r,oss u
Bastron a. st sa masque ball of the
on March 10 department ISor will be given
cents. 's'' 'O cents children 20
Commit,eos. As,,..,.,
A DrIng rs Advertising-pr. Charles
Music2T. A, Haier I f. T K Ki,ar
FloorNG re s;or.,..
Croft n r. sI9roke, p. o. Elsner, ]. H.
Observation-Disclosures Erbora
Erb rladnseinentsIT a. Hasler Chester
E' Tbomnsonn Nc MSeL9ay, Tig Jones, W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
nnnokNRIDGn NOTES.
Locni option TO BE voted on-Not n
Negro Family ia the County.

Negro Family ia thc County.
Breoklnrldge. Tex, Feb. 28.-Thc
question OF local option Is again be-
fore the voters OF this precinct mo. u
TO be voted on March .. an election
having been ordered by the last term
OF the commissioners court here. The
friends Of the measure seem to have
no fears about It's carrying. For the
past Ave years Stephens county has
been able to boast OF not having a
aaloon within It's borders. There Is
also not a family OF negroes In the
county.
Il is considered by many that we
now have tho best season in the ground
from the recent snow for nearly Ave
years, and the outlook for the farmers
Is somewhat encouraging
During tho recent severe and pro-
tracted cold weather the stock in
teresta here suffered but very little,
No loss complained OF OF any con-
sequence,
Mrs y. n. Love returned last night
from Groesbeock. where she has been
daughter, MIRA c. II, Jackson OF AL
lon, came with her,
W. =. Love OF the firm Of Love Bros,
here, lott this morning for Strawn,
where he goes TO open up stock Of
drugs We regret very much TO lose
MT Love md his good vito from our
town and take pleasure in commend
ing him to the good people OF Strawn
as competent druggist, thorough
business man and Christian gentle
man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Ons Man ISiIied. Throo Ladies' and
Six Men injured.

Ons Man iSiIled, Three Ladies and
si1 Men injured.
Gresnvillc. Ala, Feb. 28,--The south
vile and Nashville railroad. passing
Groonville at sA5 this morning, was
dcralled eight miles below here and q
fearful wreck resulted, The ears rollod
down an embanltment and caught Are.
Five Of them We're burned. Including
two passenger coaches, the baggage
and express car and one sleeper, The
engine tore us way along the Noadbcd
for some distance tearing up tho rails.
A large number or passengers were on
board, many OF thom en- route TO the
Mardi Grns at Mobile and New Or
leans, The physicians In tho city were
summoned In haste and soon reached
the wreck, whcro everything possible
was done to relieve the sufferinRs OF
the victims Whom the extent OF the
damage was nsccrtained It seemed little
less than a miracle that only one life
was lost-that Of an unknown San,
who was killed outright, His mock
was broken, several were more or less
seriously injured, az follows;
Mrs, Armstrong Of Buffalo, ", Y.
arm broken at shoulder
Mr. Schoolcraft OF Montgomery. hand
and forehead cut,
Mira Wisdom OF Montgomery, face
severely cut.
Mrs, Thompson OF Montgomery, con-
tusion OF knee cap,
-Four others Including the porter
were slightly hurt.
The man killed purchased a ticket IN
Montgomery for Now Orleans. HIS
grip had the Initials &C. n. A." No
one knew hts name. All the passengers
except a few who remained here were
carried by special train to Montgomery.
The wounded are being cared for at
the Bhlbcrt house The road Will be
clear In a few hours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

SaiVeston, Texas, Feb. pa ,o,,.
more nights similar to the one nniIsS
on tonight at Maurice Cofrey's araro
between Jess Clark and Charles RE-
will inspire the public to have lsrras
aesree OF confidence in pu5iistle CO..
tests In the future. Il was booi.a,
= q YS-round contest and il lasted
tne nun limit OF time. at the end ~
whioh ooth men were anxious 90 con-
uhes, PUT this was not allowed. AS a
Wnole II was one OF the best puFilis,i.
exhibitions seen here for MANI > s.i'
enough blood flowing to make n 500.
ana enough science exhibited to fnaS,
1t interesting. make
ne. nsat was an even ona through-
out, and AZ no time did either elst,n
tor have the advantage. ss-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Plalnvlcw, Tex, Feb. 2s.-'rhe wealth
er is at last fair and warm and the
snow Is nearly gone. Stock can now
Ket plenty OF grass and water and most
or them Will go through the winter n
we have favorable weather from now
on. Everyone here pronounees tho re-
cent cold spell 10 be the most pro-
tracted and severe ever known on the
plains,
The following young ladies arrived
In our town last week to attend school.
viz: Miss Cora Haney and Mlss Alice
league OF Meteor; Misses Ora and
Myrtle Trick OF Floyd county: Miss
Alice Coffey OF Center Plains; Miss
Ruth Estes and Miss Katie Cooper OF
Running Water, and Mas Lille Leon
ard OF Swiaher county,
Miss Pearl Estes, tho beautiful and
accomplished daughter % John Estes
OF Running Water has boon employed
TO take charge OF the primary de-
partment OF the school hero. and be-
gan her work last Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Hillsboro, Tex, Feb. 2s.-The Hills.
ooro public schools celebrated the one
body ON the 18th inst.
The pupils and teachers took great
interest In the exercises. The inst
hour OF the day was devoted IN N
sketch OF his life and services and ~
the work now being done In the south
by the trustees of the Peabody NINA
The exercises closed with patria,ic
songs Tho children had ransacked the
home libraries and the encyoiopaedi
at the schools and had prepared very
correct statements OF the various enter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Dallas. Feb. ga. b. Lyme has filed
HIS petition for divorce from Ruth
Lyme. setting forth that they were mar
rled In Illinois In the year 1868, and
lived together as husband and wife I'M
~ July, 1894, when they separated on
account of the adulterous conduct of
Mrs. Lyme. Mr. Lyme AYERS that on
or about the LIST day of May. 1894 in
the city OF Dallas, one j. NJ. O'Neal
was seen to kiss the defendant and nt-
foctionntely hug her. on other occa-
sions defendant went driving at unsea-
sonable hours with the said ]. NJ.
O'NeRl. when she conducted herself in
a disEracetul and unladyliSe manner,
TO the great humiliation of plaintinf,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Dallas, Feb. 29.-The trial OF Amos
Brewer for the murder OF Ira h, oliver
was suddenly interrupted NJ II u. m.
today bv Juror r. W, Lundon Of Oak
D''N fon'ipW Phvsician1 were SUM
moned and restoratives applied to the
s..t- ..4u But the doctura announced
that the juror was threatened with ae-
rious trouble with his stomach and
would not be able 10 resume his duties
on the jury before Monday, ana posi-
bly, not then, Upon the strength Of
journed court until . a, M, Monday
morning.
There are stlll a number of witnesses
to be examined In this case and II will
probably occupy the court two days
vet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Cisco, Tex, Feb. 2s.--At a meeting
OF the Daughters OF Rebecca yesterday
Mrs. Is. M. James was elected delega te
TO the first assembly Of the Rebeccas
which viii meet In. Dallas April 9s
II is a fitting compliment TO Mrs
James; who has done no much for the
quite sick. ''
MAJ u, Prevean, known to great
has hHen a long sufferer from canca,.
Is now In a very bad condition.
There was nothing to mark yester.
DAY as a legal holiday here except tha
SCHOOLS and the postoffice being closed
very lltlle attention being paid 10 sci.
ting out trees or shrubbery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

sherman, Tex, Feb. eat has been
reported in several papers througbout
the state that the people of shermsn
severely eensured Governor Culberson
LOT committing the sentence OF d. W
uh' ior WIRE murder. This is nor
Tue Tue Sazette reporter has inter
citizens OF Sherman. and tbs,. D Ts
hesitatingly declare that in view Of I'VE
case as presented TO the governor NV,
.he prosecuting attorney, the iury AVA
Judge sam Brown OF the stinrs,na
court there was nothing left for chi
person 70 do but commute the sen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

doors west, where they az
to look after their cusionsis
The Colorado Times Is
ed in the old Clipper plla-'
having sold their old pan
tleman who moved sswI
for the purpose Of starting ~. y,
there to be known as the $40
ty News.
Mr.. ii. C. Caldwell hs' -
old Sug Robertson pace -
Wolf and has moved IN. -,
Mr.. II. d. Smoot has PM
A. Pruit place and VIII ny \
The management .oi ls' !,
that have been postpone =
OF the bad weather twies, *
come off on the 26th- AZ,
expected and quite . nua a,-,
pie are now anxiously
them. -. III n
other show next Weah''
eth. 10 "a
II. II. waldo has gOn' !"
city on business. -. Il III
Sig simon of the ilIIn Y, "A
& Bro. has just reiu's1s a
York city, where I y ss,IrE .
chasing goods for ths 'r
mer trade. - sooa 4
The weather IS pns .,' = y
the ground. and prs -, gr,Irs i
never better. All the f'''
ing broad smiles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Dallas, Feb. 23.-Barthenure Long
has applied for divorce from John
Long. She states that they We're mar
rled In October. 1893. and separated in
June 1894 that he was cruel and out
rageous In his treatment or her, and
about as lazy and trlhing as It is pos
sible for a man to be: that he never
her. but depended upon her for Il sup
port Finally he grew more violent
toward her, and not only cursed and
abused her. but knocked her down with
his fist and kicked her After they
had separated he wrote her from Sher-
man that he was very sick and begged
her to send him $3.50 to buy medi-
cine with She sent him the money and
received u grim. haunting letter in re-
ply that he was just fooling her; that
he was not sick at nll, but needed the
money to buy license to marry an
otner woman, and knew OF no other
scheme by which he could raise It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24
Senator crovIey R..Iru,.

Austin, Tex. Feb. 2s.-sir Miles Crow
ley, congressman elect from Galveston,
today rendered his resignation 90 HIS
seat In the state senate. The Eovsrnor
has II and stated 70 your representative
on being questioned about Il tonight
that 1t waH TO take effect March l.
Sir Miles was asked his reason for
Ming his designation az this time and
said: THE constitution OF the stats
requires that no ono shall hold two
public Offices OF emolument at the same
time. The 4th Of MRrch Is almost here
and I want TO be on time Besides.
continued Mibs, with characteristics
franlxness. mo duffer viii continue al
81 per day when si4 per day lob ia
waiting for him. Not mueh,' ana Sir
Miles wlnked the other eve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

Dallas, Feb 23--'rho Dallas County
Teachers institute had two interesting
sessions today The forenoon session
was taken up with discussions on the
methods of teaching gcorraphy md
physiology Miss Matte Lyon led in
tho former and Mrs. h. H. Brame in
the latter At the afternoon session
Prof, H. +. Moore talked about what
age the pupil should begin the study
OF geometry, and when the study OF
algcora, ana MISS Kate r. Hughes
read paper on the beauties OF Inc
maginatlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-24

thoriEe the consolidation OF the La
Porte and other railroads and belt
lines. the bin authorizing the sale OF
state quarantine property, the bill TO
transfer Gregg and smith counties
from the Fifth TO the First supreme
judicial district, the bill to create an
efficient road system In Cherokee,
Houston, Franklin, Anderson, Trinity.
Delta, Harrison. Pamela, Upshur. Shell
by and Smith counties, the bill restor-
ing Jurisdiction, civil and criminal. TO
Che county court Of Gregg county.