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Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
MAYS LANDING.

MISS Mary Hudson returned home
Frl0ay evening after d pleasant visit
OF several weeks among relatives at East
Orange, NJ.
ExCnef Charley Lackey OF the Allan
tic City Fire Department and EGwasd
M. Sweeney of Atlantic City, were here
Thursday as the guests Of Sheriff. onnson.
Mrs. harrison A. Thompson, returned
nome Monday last after pleasant visit
OF seyeralWeeks among relatives in Color
ado and was cordially greeted by her
many friends.
Over one hundred members and friends
OF the Methodist episcopal Church tend
cred Rev. Joseph H. Boyd a grand recep-
ton at the Parsonage Tuesday evening
last IN honor of his return to the pastor
ate OF the church of that denomination
Tor the fOurtn consecutive year. The
delegation marched from the church
TO the parsonage ana was warmly vel
coined by Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd. Mr.. Jonn
V. Beckett delivered the ADDRESS OF well
come and Mr.. BOYD 5 reply was punctu-
ated with pleasant remarks appropriate
to The occasion. Sociability was the
order OF the evening and the assembled
guests were served with refreshments
IN abundance. Record.
The Industrial Brick Company plant
resumed operations last week with Supt.
George N1ulcner, formerly with the Peer
less Brick Company, OF Philadelphia,
in charge. The works will give emplo-
ment to about 100 people when in full
operation. Record.
The coming April Term OF the County
Courts will probably be the longest for
years. For the first time in the history
of the County there are two murder cases
booked for trial in one term. The cow
stealing case, which created widespread
indignation in the County against the
thieves, will also come up.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
Commissioners of Deeds for This
County.

The legislature in lomt session at
Trenton elected JnefolloWingCo Commission
ers OF Deeos Tor Atlantic County;
AOsecon, Abel 8aDcock, Jonn E. Steel
man; Atlantic City, Samuel Z. Crowley,
Lewis evans, Y. G. Bruckman, George
Il. Perkins, Charles U. DedarG, Lewis
T. Bryant, harry H. Smith, Jr.,. Will
liam T. Leek; brigantine, FREQ. Wllletts !;
buena Vista, Ricnard Gaze, j onn McCul-
Tough; Egg Ear0or City and Township,
Charles Cast, George +. BREEDER, Martin
Albert e. Conover, C. 3. Somers; hamil-
ton, Daniel Is. Frazier; Hammonton,
Harry L.. Moniort; Mullica, William
E. Oliver; Plea santville, J onn F. Abbott ;
Weymouth, Samuel Steelman, Jonas
HawEins
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
ESTELLE.
March goth, 1896.


Mr.. EDIToR:-I am sorry to record
this week an account of a murder at
Estelle, but you are aware as well "a |,
that older settlements have desperate
characters. For instance Missouri had
her James boys, West Virginia her
McCoys aud Hatfields. Estelle is a new
settlement rapidly filing up with ener-
getic people from all parts of the United
States and Europe.
Imust confess they are an exceptional
class as they are well behaved and very
intelligent. There has been located here
for many years family called Stump.
They are very annoying to our new
comers On Monday last desperate
man by the name of Harry Bennett came
to Estelle with machine loaded with
emmensite powder, and he without
ceremony whatever, made a desperate
attack on the Stump family. The eldest
Stump fell the first victim to his prey,
and next in order vas his twin brother
who resided in the road obstructing the
passage in Cumberland Avenue, next in
order were the children some 25 in num-
ber.
| This Stump family occupied land
owned by Mr.. George Brecht formely of
New York and they defied all who tack
led them. Harry being a man of nerve,
and presenting q Western Cowboy ap-
pearance, slaughtered them without
mercy, and with despatch. He faltered
at one time, and those witnessing it
trembled with fear that the Stumps
would out do him.
| He hied away for little while, and he
| renewed the attack with success. When
the last Stump fell victim to his prey,
q loud amen rent the air from the lockers
on. He has the power to pull 40 tons,
and he is ready to be employed by any
community infested with the likes Of the
Stumps. suppose Mr.. Brecht will be
held as an accessory to the deed, but it
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
EGG HARBOR CITY.

The local election which took place on
Tuesday, March 9th. was the most
exciting contest that has taken place for
many years and after an all night count
of the vote VIM Mischlich was declared
elected by the narrow margin of three
majority Joseph Huetlinger, the de-
feated candidate. will contest the election
upon the ground that three votes thrown
ont by the election officers should have
been-counted for him, thereby making
the result p tie.
Messrs George F. BREEDER aud Charles
Cast were appointed as Commissioners
of Deeds for this county by the Legisla-
ture. The term of Commissioner Fl. G..
Regansburg will not expire until one
year hence.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
EStel1e.

A correspondent in Brooklyn, n. Y. asks
the editor Of the PRESS tor information
of the Rech murder. 1t took place at
Estellville, small settlement about three
miles from the railroad station at Es-
telle It was not within the boundaries
of the new settlement at Estelle.-( Edi-
tor of the PREss.) .,x sssss.r
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
ATLANTIC CITY.

big crowd assembled on Monday
evening to hear the news of the Leeds
Everhart boxing match at Maspeth, L.
|. When the result was announced that
Atlantic City's favorite had been put to
sleep there was deep silence and great
gloom among the sporting fraternity
One of the curiosities of the Boardwalk
| is the little house of trained mice owned
bv Manager Jack Boone, of Captain
Glori's Pavilion, at the foot of Georgia
avenue. The house is neatly constructed
of wire and light wood and contains
beds in the upper portion, to which the
mice ascend by means of a miniature
stairway, while the first floor is supplied
with tables and chairs. Mr.. Boone cap
tured the mice some time ago and has
succeeded wonderfully iu training them
to perform some very difficult tricks.
The Atlantic Journal, Atlantic Coun-
tvs oldest newspaper, has been pur-
chased by the Hammonton Post Com
pany. The Journal has been published
from Absecon, Hammonton, Mays Land
ing and Atlantic City.
Edward Crane, aged II, a well known
mechanic and member of American Star
Lodge, died Thursday at his home on
Maryland ave, after an illness of several
weeks of brain fever. Deceased was
very worthy and estimable young man.
The hotel keepers and Others who
went to Richmond, Va, last week have
all returned but little the worse for wear
after round of festivity and banquet
ing.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
CURRENT GOSSIP
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
items that mill Interest," the
Hone Circle.
QEVTEH OF THE PAST Weeks HAppENINGS

GRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTyLLB PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND vIsITORs.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
POMONA.

Miss Mary Filling returned home from
Philadelphia recently.
The Union Church is progressing, the
members are consulting ways and means
to obtain an organ.
l.. Wiessie 4 Bro. are building a large
house for Mr.. Gotdthorb, on Duerer st.
G. Filling was exercising his troter
Sunday.
VIM. Meth has ornamented bis front
with a three foot high patent fence.
Mr.. Hardy has moved his family back
to Pomona.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01

and on Saturday and Sunday she enter
tained her friends, Messrs. Harry Muck
Ion and Francis 2. Malone, of Philadel-
phia.
Miss Amy Leeds has returned to- At
lantic City after spending the winrer
with her mother
There are rumors of three weddings in
this place to occur soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Szer gave tea to
Misses Amy Leeds and Jennie and Geor-
gia Anderson a few days ago.
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pERsnNAI. MENTION.

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to ihc Interior Of ine S'Hi''
M,.- j. \ Sternrnhcrg has returned
frfut II irip to Snn Antonio
AIRS John StoadAri aud daughter or
lftti5 Rock are visiting tho family of X
IL ,'rurtuo.
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Mr j y. SierienpeiS nns r''uih"h from
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woMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Convention OF Cumberland Presbyterian
Women Closed.

Convention OF Cumberland Presbyterian
Women Closed.
Memphis. Tenn. May 1.-THE Womans
board Of Missions of the Cumberland PRES
byterinn church convened this mo'n'ns
a, $50 O'Clock. a communication vas
read from Mrs wv. W Beck of Seattle.
Wash. Tho letter was stirring appeal
20 the board to push missionary ~cfN into
the great field of the far vest.
The president then announced that
young l,ad,es' Work" would be the sub
iect Of discussion. Mrs. Bergen OF Mat
ioon. H., lead the discussion. Miss Nor
gi,u. missionary TO Japan. had some help
ful suggestions to make, as also did Mrs.
g VI Harris. one OF the editors NJ the
Christian Observer wto has had mucn
experience in writing for Young people.
The president next called for mo r7rt
nf the committee on state 1t the WORK,
whieh was presented by the chairman,
Mrs Dewitt, OF Springfield, No The re-
nor; showed encouraging progress. but I
tie same time the TACT vas brought out
;hat hu' n small proportion Of the 'nm-
b.rlana Presbyterian churrn women were
aid'ug IN the work Of the W0man's lioaid
AZ Missions.
Tho afternoon session was consumed In
hearing synodical reports and reports q
committees.
The convention was brought . n close
this evening. the meeting being ore OF a
social nature.
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MINERAL ASSIGNMENT.
S(lilsos. Eyres & Co. are Forced to
the Wall.
mo PREFERRED CREDITORS NAMED.
Additional Attachments Filed Against
Dumbie. Armistsad & Crouan--Tax
and Paving Suits FILED.

Wilson. Eyres &: Co., corporation do
ing business on Main street near Prairie
avenue filcd a general assignment yester-
day for the beneii. OF creditors. j. r. La
nier being named ~ assignee. The fol-
lowing are the creditors:
J. NJ. Faenrinan. siss22; Hubert Bros.
4 Co.. New York, $500; Gornelly & Jcf-
frey Manufacturing company. Chicago,
s6.2i Western Wheel Works. Chicago,
!ztss2 Morgan & Wright. Chicago 81 io
A. i. shapleigh Hardware COMPANY. 81.
Louis s2ui.3y: Ames " Frost company.
Chicago, ne; A. g. Spagld.ng & BROS.
Syracuse, n. y. s5siM; New York Bsl,-
ing and Packing company. 81. l.ors $3.50
;,ssss: s. II. Hail. chioag ago ,si.ss' kansas
City Avery Planter company. Kansas
City. 5000; Royal cycle works MarsA4ll.
deiphla, A757. Marx Strcirhcr I. Co. chi-
cago. S2iT.o2; Koch. Dreyius q Co, New
York. tiiais; prov,,deneG Noyec'iy. com n,
4 Co. New York. si12 10; Punlipre Prea
Tire coInps.ny, eniney. u SssS. irsS "a
so; Jennings Bros, Manufacturing com.
Electric Light and Power company. Hons
ton. sI5.ro, +. A. Heitmanu u CO.. fous-
TON sf9s; Houston Printing company.
Houston. $685.. snndrles. SIS. Totai
3s.G5.s2.
A. G. spauldlng & BIOS, chcaso,
sisi5; a. +. shaplelgh Hariware com
pany, ST. Louis, t2iei'3 Hunter arms
COMPANY, Fulton. y. y, ss51. 81 iQst MAJ
s,fasturi.g company. Toledo ONO. SO.
Sterling Cyclic Works. Chicago. sib' Kan
aas C'ljy Avery Planter cg;npan$. ~
Lan.er. Kirby &c Martin. sltn. Toti.
si27D15, Grand total OF ali lhoih.!ts'
The following IS tho list OF assets OF
ACCOUNTS receivable. .2s7sso bis 70
ceIvahlc. slG1. merchandise IN store, tirNs-
ton 1890. merchandise tn hands c. cnn-
stable, Denison. SSola Total assets VIZ
There was considerable surprise in bust
ness circles yesterday when y |aS nf.
made q general assignment FOR 'he H. ie-
at of creditors. ". W. Wllsou p'fsi3cii
of tho corpora don which wac dainr i-Ai-
ness undcr tho iirTn name given above
Was seen in regard 20 the causes iNai
brought about the financial trornca' re
'.l'hs company was Incorporated IN Jan
rary last win a paid mp capital ~ 500
ind has hecn doing n proFptrpus b1afn"ss
Tree-Ing ali OBLIGATIONS and cons itf-f-y en-
81 me ,Tnuhle IN regard io ia" iuA.Ag mont
rf the business. which was ulsrr thr Ill
rcc,ion of j. ST. Fcethnrtn. which brought
atoot tho arrest of tie manager on q
charge ~ cn ta3ziug part of tns cock on
hand. Tho COMPLICATIONS grrs' rig out ~
The affair which NnE rHrely on" nfi wcru
the rnaungrr and Ourselves FOR e.f tlcrn"ut
TO alarmed The rress'for ~ he company
chat TO prevent sacrifices and protect all
creditors alike the directors Thought II
afvisgble 10 make q general assignment
which would Include every one 10 whom
cent is due our assets AFRO largely IN
eacess OF oar liabilities and sc believe
TINT, tho embarrassment Is only temper
Qry."
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CITY RREvlTlEs,

r. aid Shcrmni sufferers the cantain of
'1isihrr' win lee given tomorrow night AT
TIN op"rn house
Charlotte M. Allen council, No iis, Ma
lloual fralcrum union, win give an en-
ur.,tnmru, tonight to their incnds ut
Snrngvrpuni han.
l.c Ladies' Relief society will give a
lawn fcte AT MouIenore school house ON
" edues lay evening. May 20. Refresh
ment~ VIII hc served on the .,wn
rhsre viii he "A mass meeting Of citizens
this morning az II o'clock ~ the cotton
Exchange 10 take action tor the relief
of the sherman cyclone sufferers
\ telegram from Victoria last night
ntatcd mat Mr.. IA Linn. who has been
Ia had health Tor some time, WAS Very
low. with chances against his recovery.
Trustee luNd Hancock yesterday SOLD
the bankrupt stock OF -. $ Robinson n
GO. In bulk Now that the business has
been closed out. Mr. Robinson VIII return
20 his Florida home nni MIR. liancoeN
viii 80 to Virginia.
There WIN be II tree Will Offering nj the
tenthl thr's'su church next Friday AZ
Is = IN. A unique entertainment VIII he
lRiNnn, splendid programme is prom
nod a free wiz offering WIN he taken by
the i.ndics' Aid society for the benefit Of
the building fund
| Today Mrs. Christian Will rehearse at
the hall IN Mason's block. The Nurse
Fiirlntions ut =. m; the Wiich's ReNcl.
Harvest drill and .i.tps Sunshine ~ p.
m. Dances " the Muses. and Drill OF the
Court Bootblack al D. IN.
The Central. Common Street aud llous-
ton Avenue Christian sunday schools will
picnic next Saturday At Pores, parN.
Street cars VIII leave the churah, corn.r
OF Caroline stree, and Capitol avenue at
"A. m; Auhertn's store. on Montgomery
avenue, ~ s:Io m. md Houston avenue
and Washington street At 9:o5 a. m Well
fii'ad baskets will be gl'cn frcnt seats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20

Lulng, Texas. May % pauny Sullivan,
the man vino shot the negro at Neimont
sunday evening. is still al, ar;o. though
a number of officers arc scatch'ng FOR
him The negro Ed Thomas who was
shot. IS not expected 90 lvc sW!iNHN
has only recently returned from M
pen, wherc he served term for assault
to murder.
Captain j. l.. Veazcy If the Iipscomh
Rifles is rapidly PLACING that company
on a irst-class footing for M Tyler drill
The company is uow COMPOSED of the
elite of the city. ard as every member
is enthusiastic Il elul and thoroughly
drilled team VIII represent 'lis city.
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strpyel ar stolen bark brown pony.
ahaui : yours Il hands brand ~ on
shoulder heavy set. no shoes, wore bell
with \ on 30.
Marc nude raril brown about years
Suanlsh brand on each shoulder; no
mnlks. vrr2 genue so for above pair, Is
each.
Brown marc years n hands. brand il
on right shoulder liheral reward.
Mrs. j Ronie Is very anxlous ,
hear from her husband ! j Knmig. Lnst
leltt' mailed from DATES. IAN instant
duly received Wire any Information to
~, Alherl Nrlehson. Sherlft
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WAS srApnrD 10 pEATu

LAREDO. Texas. Nav ~. In Nncvo La
redo this morning the body of adelaide
Gonzales was found stabbed through the
heart. Tho III GERS concluded from thu
10 ks e the wouth and me condition OF
Il h'o~d o1ksl Ground : he.o the body
fe,l, that tho decd was committed about
II o'clock lag, night. This afternoon a
Charge was made against Arcadia santos
n skiffmnn. nccnsing nm OF tho crime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-20
MNlNNRY LINE pAsstNnrRs.

Tho following list of Houston passengers
selled on the Mallory Lime steamer Con.
cho from Galveston this morning. bound
for Now York and other Eastern points
Mrs. : rlliaf,rru. Mis- lteiIc Taliatcrro.
Master Tom rnlisforro, Miss Wilhrnlna
ilclhcrg, Mr. Vernon Lemon, Mr ami
Mrs otto Grrlue. Misa henrietta Stan
Icy Mt j \ stanford,
steamer l.cona. which viii sail from Gal
weston Wrdncs lay. May e.
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benefit ~ her creditors and appointed
Mrs. Daisy Mitterer assignee. biaolilues
arc small and fully covered by assets.
Coils Van Werner aged months and
weeks. daughter u Mr. and MIS-. Ei
Van WERNER died this morning al
O'Clock Her remains were Inferred IN
Magnolia cemetery at o'clock this al
tctuoon. the funeral taking place from
tie family residence
Evidence In the case Of Pedcn & co. vs..
Jcffcr county was concluded TINS al
ternnon. having consumed Two days Ar
gumen, will be raj between and y
o'clock Between sii00 and $500 are In
yoved IN this case.
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DAMAGED ny WORMS

Rchmord. Texas May isIt was re-
ported yesterday by one or this ccunty's
largest planters that the Calls worm has
Firipptd the leaves of large number of
acres If cotton, leaving nothing standing
b'u the stalk. These worms have done
considerable damage TO crops In difIcrcn,
portions Of the county.
Rain is needed in the southwestern part
of tho county.
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FOUND DEAD IN FED.

palns. Texas. MAY ID. Boguc Jones,
who Travelled N Texas FOR the Helm Raft
road snnn company Of New Jersry. Mas
found dead IN mis- bed AT the Windsor
hotel this morning. Dr jon Ian. who was
called in. announced TINT IN overdose OF
morphine was the cause ~ death. De
ceased lofi several noics, one 20 MS
brother IN Jackson. Miss, another 80 hls
brother Lawrence, IN llallas. and "a thrl
20 young lady. nc had long been sur
fercr with a nervous disDr Ter.
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SUE ENIIlllp SUDDENLY.

VinN Cocmnn an cd colnrtd Woman
who liNci al the conner OF sawyer and
Railroad street III the SKIN ward died
Suddenly yesterday morning she had becn
II, aud Tho attention Of the other inmates
of The house was attracted 10y hCr Ealing
ont of bed They llrtod her HACK ia he'd
and she expired almost Immediately. jus
,ice Mahonsy hold thu inquest and return
cd n verdict OF death from natural causes.
Sh. was ahnnt - Nrnrs ~ ESQ.
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rnH srrrNlNrI.NnMNr nI, SCHOOLS

In today Issue e The Post WIN he
found IN" announcement OF II. Smell as
"a candidate for thn office of supcrlu,cni-
eut of county soh vols, subject to the action
at no dCmlrraNe party Mr. Sncll IS n
graduate Of II N.,rd college, Alabama
and hos been Teaching school in TeAnR
eyer since The WAT. He has spent most
Of hl7 timo In Liberty. Polk aud Harris
counties mud Is regarded rs Il g"ntlrmin
rfri'o tlY competent 10 MI the ,lArc To-
which he aspres- lie has many friends
~ Tie county who viii give him ~ cordial
Support,
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cIvn. DISTRICT COURT.

The following business was disposed ct
In the ciyil district coar; Yesterday. Hon.
S H. Brsshcar presiding:
+. Gleseke vs. II. j. HOFFMAN; Judgment
FOR defendant.
Phoenix Lumber company Us. A c.
Christegon; crr,t-uet generally.
a. y. Menard vs. Edward Palms tt a.,
continued generally.
Iucis.n Mlno. IS. 5. r. Carte. g, al: case
couciuied and taken under adv!se.usat.
a bonner ". Texas ard New Orleans
Railway company jury out.
Fannie z LYONS vs. Henry Hartman
AMI Fred scheib.er. suit 20 cancel s!lcrlT's
deed; on trial.
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ParkershurG. w. VA, May is-Forest
fires are raging in Turckor county. Yes
terday hundreds of men ineT sctually
fought the Arcs which are burning more
Hereby this morning than last night.
l.umhermcn estimate the loss at $500. 600
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Navasota, Texas May III. 7, Bridges
recently n ccmpositor on the Daily En-
aminer. was arrested here yesterday on
IL warrant from Dallas. charging him
With forgery. and WAS taken TO that city
this morning.
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s,o-rsn ,,,ors... s' o,ee .,,t,s a. ,h, .,'.n
r.p'i'r' "'e' So''s IN '"' r'Nl'
district clerks cfioH on street imurovc-
nent eerlinea,es Following arc the d.
te l,rs mo pF ssn,a Xo',e no-A
20. $50
& q, WcSden Ct A. lot 2 hiock g si9,'o
W; a; ch.lhress. parts q lHis md ..
block q south side nuf1i2 ~ ~ s,.I.
EopeI Mah ,, ct ~ ~. lei l. ho - aou'h
L. II. Ilieh. lot II ard part or lots ,
ami 8, and block .. south side lsnnalo
&. n. Aleworth ct al. 10, r., block II.
south side Enmhlo ,nayon sl-a q,
49,, - ,osa mi NOOK - south 49,
Buffalo bayou slls9
Mrs tryan ,part ~ loiR !, y and y
Mr., n iSrvar' rsr, ~ lbs . XII IN
,ilti .e,,,t s,ic 'T,,,fraln i,,,.., ~
chrial church. lots ]. 3 ;. ! 8. il VA z
W. - - c,nt,,ora 81 ri p,rt 81 XXX
block Il i. s25 20 ''' " "
MRS; ~ ia hrass' ~ a.. ~ ''''N ~ ''''n
f'dc i,"iia'n ndyo' ,,.,ss,ri,, mart ID, lo,.
and block 70 souiH f,as Bnraio
bayou, S.s-uS 49,,
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j. n. 1'aub ct al. lot 10. block .. south
side Buitalo hiyou' ,'4I,se ,,,.t, ~. go.
slide buffalo bayou. SO 30
Spencer iintehins; lots , mn ~ block
~, south sihs buin ~ IDH ,i,,i ~, a,,,
Eide buffalo bayou: ssLl.
Mrs. ", ~. Black, 81 MOCK %. sni,h
eide Buffalo ,iyou, sossf,
Spencer IIntchins, iotH ~ hhl ~ DOCK
eon-h side BufraIo bayou. So
Mira. r. u. Hiir. lots ana and par, %
q. r. Wnrncckc at NJ, lot uioct iO.'uth
side Bnfjaio bayon, si.J3'.
Tyicr iIgzwcli 81 al. lots md II block
g. south aide hu"alo bayou w"
COUNTY COURT.
rh. yo,,owin, business was disposed OF
in the county court Hon. John 6. Tod
presiding
4. u. Hughes w. A'ocr' ''''onsoh e'
W. Y. Moore VS.. james n,,', h9,nneHyi ois-
missed for want OF p'ySi,r ,s,.,,,9 t,,,,,,,.
c; r. Marsi,nm ", ,,,,.,,v ~ 1870 ,,i...
and Texas Halfway coinp"Hf Di Nis'
appeal from justice c1ur,, , "is il
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Implication Of deferdant' nd >on o.,....
John Farmer W. ~" ., ~,
Railroad COMPANY, ,p.ns,,a aud xe,, ~,
leans Railroad company continued gem
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city A,t,rrey- Joha s. sieNar; yes'cr-
day flied as sli;s n the civil district
clerks ofioe agains, rfopcr.y owners
for deb, Oh taxes ard for foreclosure
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Minnie Roach v. Houston EAs, ana
Yves, Texas Railway company judgment
Ter ll@iaNn for I'll 70
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BEAUMONT nRIEFs.

beaumont. TeNs May 10, Mrs. S. A
c ough has made an assignmen, for the
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& Cronin. sui. for deot TOT tho SUN ~
Sis.s ard for attachment. f1rni>hrrent
proceedings wore also Instituted directed
against William christian.
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