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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY
Vermont Republican Platform, AMI the
Fulnilment Of Campaign Pledges.

Vermont Republican Platform and the
Fulnilment Of Campaign Pledges.
From the Northfleld News
The republican platform adopted in
State convention ut Montpelier on June
81, 1910. IL an interesting document for
perusal In the light OF events transpiring
subsequent to the date or its adoption.
There are not many Legislators who will
recognise It, or see in It many planks on
which they stood. They proceeded to get
Off from II az soon after the convention
az convenience permitted and, seeming
~ only recognised In 1t something which
they were at liberty to repudiate This
may DO too broad "a statement, but 1t Is
not intended to include any who earnestly
and honestly attempted 10 carry out the
party pledges,
1t Is time to put stop TO glittering
eeneralities In platform pronouncements,
Tho Republican party must get down to
"bIrss tacks," al the street has II. What
II promises that It must perform. We
should not promise that which wo cannot
reasonably expect 10 perform,
Suppose we look at the platform itself.
After the preamble ana appropriate allu-
III, and Canadian reciprocity, we fnd tho
folowinsj
While tho organic law Of the STATE
should not he lightly varied, but above
an statutes should be stable ana GER
tain, we are convinced that the limo has
Dome when hands should he reverentiy
laid upon the constitution of Vermont
and certain changes made IN its pro-
visions, that they may more clearly de-
tine our political liberties and tho obliga-
tons they entail upan us, We theFarore'
commend to the General Assembly oil
1910 the report of the commission created
by authority of the General Assembly OF
1908 70 propose amendments 20 the con
sutution Of Vermont and endorse and ap-
prove its several recommendations foI
amendments. We cannot too earnestly
rrse upon the people Of this state ah'
or Representatives IN tine Legislature
unqualified belief that the amendmen
.He constitution in these Particular
;lo most grave aRd responsible duty
a., is likely ~ eanfroRt the ,aw-maker'
- The coming session ana one that Is e'
| ~ account 10 he put aside
! New w"as ,h.si' "eFs ~ "HSs'"'s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

Tho night over the wool bill among con
sresstonal factions will be one at the
sharpest political struggles In years, The
President message on wool was general
" approved, but each po!itiual faction
will use It as cover under which to at
tain it's original aim Insurgents claim
the President has come around to thei
way OF thinkingi reactenaries believ,
the message favors their position, and
democrats will Gull arguments to sustain
their contention for tariff revenue only
cable despatch from Rome states that
negotiations between the powers with
view to inducing Italy and Turkey to
agree to peace aga now progressing sn
rapidly that hestilites may cease Ia q
very short time. Pressure by Garman =
from cuRstaRttHppls has besp very
strong. Turkey has agreed 20 peace fn
condition mat the sovereignty af the Sui
tan Svss 4t@1f1as mantaiRsd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
SAILORS SURPRISE JOHN d
Gives Y. ". c. A. Patron Table Cove,
They Embroidered ThemaeIYeA

New York, Dec. 25.-The boys of the
navy surprised John D. Rockefeller.
Mrs Russell Sage and Miss Helen
Gould with Christmas presents to-day
in appreciation of the help they had
association In the navy.
A committee Of four bluejackets
from ships which make their home
port Norfolk, Va, came here with a
handsome table cover which the sail
ors themselves had embroidered.
working out the various naval en- :
blems with great skill ana presented
~ to Mr.. Rockefeller while he was
dining with his family at his town
house here to-day, The retired oil
magnate told tho boys no was made
very happy with the remembrance.
The boys in turn told him how much the
naval Y NJ. C. A, at Norfolk. for which
Mr.. Rockefeller had furnished tho funds
was appreciated. Tho committee wa
made up Of r, winger Of tho New Hamp,
shire A. ]. Collins OF tho Louisiana, r. j.
Miller Of the South Carolina and John Ed
p1ier OF the Vermont.
4 Two other sailors, NJ HerwIg and A.
tAdamson of tho battleship Delaware
made presents OF n nne French clock to
Miss Gould and two dozen American
beauty roses to Mrs. Sage In behalf Of the
naval Y. NJ. C. A. OF Brooklyn. the sstab-
lishment and extension of which was
made possible by their gifts, HerwiH and
Adamson reported that both Mrs, Mage
and Miss Gould were greatly pleased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
SMALL POX EPIDEMIC.
Health OHiccrs Consider Ways ~
Stamping II out.

a meeting OF the health officers from
the counties Of Lamoille. Caledonia
and Orleans. and other localities
troubled with an epidemic OF small
pox, was held Friday at the Var
Ness house and the situation was dis
cussed in detail by Drs. Henry D. Irol-
ton, c. s. Caverly and F. r. Kidder,
members OF the State board Of health.
toward the end OF stopping tho OPT
demic, which probably at the present
time includes 800 cases and which is
injecting new towns all Of the TINA,
in spite of rigid quarantine laws
Dr. Holton was the first speaker and
he took up the subject OF the rule;
and regulations made for the protec-
ton of the community in case of sue h
an epidemic. He instructed the health
officers in their duty OF enforcing such
laws and urged upon them the value
of rigidity.
DR. Kidder took up the matter OF tina
technique OF vaccination, and gaze
ample instruction in this department
Of the work. The fact that the cases
Of smallpox are very mild Is though t
to be the result OF generations Of vac
cinated people. .As soon "a person
Is exposed he should be vaccinated at
once and, although there Is no law
here compelling vaccination. the value
of IL should be demonstrated.
The diagnosis Of che case was the
part Of the discussion taken over by
DR.. c. s. Caverly, and he carefully
went into the different ways Of die
covering whether a patient has the
disease. The difference between the
symptoms and the symptoms Of chick
en- pox and other diseases was care
fully taken UP. Following the talks
informal discussions followed.
About 90 Of the physicians werc
present nearly all were from the
northern part OF the State. Over 800
cases have been reported in Vermont
and that Is Interpreted "a meaning
that the total number ut the present
time probably reaches 400 Where a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
ANOTHER LoNG-GLovE SEASON

Foreign fashion tendencies, and Paris
forecasts especially, strongly indicate an
other loug-glove season, says the Dry
Goods Economist. The waists, dresses
and costumes which are now being turned
out by our home manufacturers also point
TO a season OF short sleeves and which
will call for l2 and l6-hutton length silk
gioves-more especially the latter, There
IL not much likelihood that there will be
scarcity In wrist-length fabric gloves
unless It be In the hnger-tip black silks.
While another white season Is anticipated,
nevertheless n fair proportion Of oolors
will be required, those being largely OF
the shades which are classed as mastique.
biscuit. PONCE, gold, khaki and light tans,
Nays. also, will be In request with the
usual evening shades,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
NEWS TOLD In BRIEF

The German imperial budget for 1912
will aggregate s704. N07bo
There arc Is divorce suits on the docket
OF tho superior court at Newport, r. I.
The British postal authorities are con-
sidertns tho employment Of widows rs
telephone operators On the theory that
they are tho most efficient workers,
The New York Journal OF Commerce
estimates the january interest and
dividend payments at ss3a,ssl.oOO, an in
crease OF S. PA. 90 over last year,
Two or three feet of snow covers west
ern Kansas and the fall extends 70 the
eastern border and into Missouri, Condi-
lions are nearly ideal for wheat raising.
Chancellor Euehtel Of the UniverSity
of Colorado announces that ne will pro-
vide the licenses ana marry free all stu
dents of the university who desire to
wed
The KVapp works at Essen, Germany
civ ANAAhG % oo"NSANheNci eoh NnpoN'
1o-ineb) which win be the biggest piece
Of artillery ever constructed. II will
carry a pretectie weighing nearly 1881
pounds
Governor Hooper of Tennessee will
spapd two days In the State peni-
Tertiary at Nashville eating prison fare
and sleeping IN cell, meanwhile trying
to aseer%ain who is entitled 10 pardon.
The treasury department. win ask the
courts whether II has the right to I'm
pose an tRternal revenue tax On the
cigars smoked free by employees Of Cigar
factories. me tax would Yield $500 0eo
annually
The national monetary commission has
determined the general outlines Of Ii
districts into which 1t is proposed 70
divida the United States by the AiArich
plan. Although ano-fifth Of the banking
power IL IN Kew York all eastern
States N-' 80 oniy wa GiS.r.c,s New
EnEl?ri tU'% ,ap district. "a.
~u.,h ,a. q, icia No' fo., ..'
ia, tri.. ..'+s. states four. As ~ ui
the ib directors OF national reserve
association would bee elected as d..,....-
thiy u REGARDED MS advantageous q,
smolhr bani's-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
SOME CONSOLATION.

A friend OF mine entered famous
Washington fish house and ordered soft
shell erabs one hot June afternoon, But
when the crabs came they didn't please
him,
Walter" he said, ".a.-e aof, Grass
are Very small
"Yessah," said the
They don't seem VI.
"rheR sah, IT'S lucky l.
sab, amt ~"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
HAD ONE GOOD QUALITY.

Did you notice any suspicious char
acters about the neighborhoodo the
Judge inquired 'sf-
'shure, yer honor" replied the new po-
iiceman, II saw but one man, and I
asked him what he was doing there at
that time O. night. Sez he. Z have no
business here just now but l expect to
open a Jewelry store in the vicinity later
on At that ] says, 7 wish you sue
cess. sor "
Yes" said the magistrate in a dis
gusted tone, land he did open jewelry
store In the vicinity later on. and stole
II watches
"Begorra. yer honor" answered the
policeman after pause, the man may
have been a thafe, but he was no liar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

good quarantine is Kept the disease
does not increase In that locality. but
now cases in other towns are con
t,nuaiiy being found. 1t Is this toat
has rent the epidemic alive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

Here are his ton commandments for
women,
Don't expect him to DO nm angei,
s--Dont nag him, Hit him with a
poker, LIS more kind,
S-Don't suuander his money
+-Don't forget to dress UP for him CO.
oasionaliy
5-pon't tell him how much you sacri-
need to marry him,
S--Don't try TO sit in his lap when
he Is hungry
Don't forget to tidy up the dressing
room,
s-Don't try to night him, Crying will
fetch him sooner
p-poui Nait for him to apologize, Kiss
h,m 81. .tr INN "a steak with mush'
J.
.u--ll. .,. ate 10 tell MIN NeA al
mr.. ni.n uore than ypu do aaasevelt
Tie will believe YOU Ana this is wortl
remembering
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

1t Is officially certified that the Cape
Cod canal is about half completed,
Cardinal OConnell OF Boston will sail
from Naples for home January Z
The losses by floods IN southern Wales
will amount 10 more than $Loco,ooo
The Irish home rule bill viii BIO In
troduced In the British House OF Com
mons In March,
Fifteen hundred tons OF potatoes grown
In Scotland arrived In New York on tho
liner California.
Tho international Harvester company
will distribute S56o0oo among 1000 elm
pioyes, n fixed percentage of net earn
ing..
Mormons have secured an option on a
tract OF land at Jamaica, J.. l., for the
purpose Of establishing a colony,
At tan Francisco fedra! officials
boiled $4,000 worth OF oontrahand opium
and poured il into the sewers,
Medical officers az Fort Mcpherson say
that Charles W. Merse is suffering from
arterio-scielosls and that his ailment ID
incurable.
The largest inland snip ieok IN the
world, at the Black Rock lock at Buffalo,
has been completed by the government at
a cost OF Sl,g60,000, 1t is go feet long, ~
feet wide "a feet deep and overeomes a
lift of five feet
@GhtF-oRe paper manufacturing con-
Germs have been incorporated within MT
last seven months with an authorized
capital Of sS3,06l, coo, fnrty-Rins Of which
with capital OF 81, era CSC have been
incorporated since the passage of the
reciprocity hill
Attorney General W!chershaW SAYS ibal
all the abuse heaped upon him and al
assaults made az Faft administration he
gauss VI It's Eaiicy ~ 6eeiips With cor
rRtieas has net reformed hm ia thu
least, and that he still behaves ia ths
Sherman l.w, and it's interpretation along
Nn2S that have been followed in the Ms'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

Women are scarce in Grant
county, Kans.. that the men have or
ganized a club to help each other In
securing wives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

The best VALUE In town In fur
nished room may be indicated In one Of
A"-days ads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

You might find It in two minules-
that adj whieh You ought to answer
lrisht awayl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

James J. Gallagher. assailant OF
Mayor Gaynor. is dying of paresis in
the New Jersey state prison ct Tren-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

E:''sEAN rBNs Az FHRA rs%ss'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
NEW HOTEL NEEDED
Lubbock Must Have a Better
Hotel Building if We
Hold Our Own

Ii has been mentioned a time
or two of late in the Avalanche
that our town is greatly in need
of a good hotel building, cen
trally located and have the
conveniencies of a modern, up.
to-date hotel.
A fifty or sixty room hotel will
do for the present needs, but we
need, and must have one of that
size, if we expect to hold our po-
sition on the map with the COM
mercial trade. They demand it,
and if a town snubs or ignores
their wishes they will make ar
engagements to stay here just as
little as possible, while on the
other hand if their wants are
properly looked after and they
have nice convenient place TO
stop when they come TO town,
things will be entirely different,
and Lubbock will receive her
share of the travelling mems
trade as they come and go in
persuit Of their daily avoca-
tons.
The Avalanche does not wish
for the people to think for a
moment that we are casting
any reflections on the present
hotel management Of the city,
for they are doing their best with
what they have to do with, but
what we would have the public
understand is that We are sadly
in need of better facilities. We
must nave better buildings ana
more accommodations for the
travelling public. Now is the
time to get busy and organize a
company to build this hotel. II
YOU know of capital that could
be interested in the matter,
ascertain if possible if they can
he induced 20 come here and
invest their money in a first
class, well equipped building for
hotel purposes. You must admit
that Lubbock is far behind on
the matter Of hotel buildings,
and il is time we were getting
busy. The Avalanche will be
pleased 20 correspond with any
man who has money TO put into
a hotel proposition in Lubbock,
and we believe that il can be
shown that he will do well TO
take the proposition up, and
carry il through.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
Notice or Sherlrs Sale OF Real
Estate
The State Of Texas, County Of Lubbock,
IN District court, Lubbock county,
T...a.

The State ~ Texas, County Of Lubbock
IN District court, Lubbock county,
Texas.
A. Il. Neal. Va. J. 5. Penney, No. bb2.
Whereas, by virtue Of an order of
sale issued out of the district court Of
Lubbock county. Texas, on a judgment
rendernfi IA said court on the Bird day OF
Jvfe. 1911. w favor Of the said A. H.
Neal and against the said j. 5. Penney
30. 552 ON the docket of said court,
aid judgment being for The foreclosure
4 the vepdor's lien against the real
eAtate described herein AS the same eX-
isted on the 18th day Of July, A. ID.
1909, and at all times since. ] was com
manded 10 seize and sell as under exc
cution the said real estate. ] did, on
the 5th day of July. A. ID. 1911, at II
O'Clock n. m. levy upon the following
described real estate situate in Lub-
book comfy, Texas, by virture of said
order OF sale. being part of survey two
a. in block 20. certificate No. O-5l6,
T. W. y. G., Ry. Co., more particularly
described by metes aud bounds as fol-
lows: Beginning at point on the
east boundary line of said survey two
(2) in block 80, " which point is direct
" west of northwest corner Of block
l27 of the original town of Lubbock,
Texas; thence west so 2-3 feet; thence
south 270 feet, thence west so 2-3 feet;
thence north 270 feet; thence
east 50 2-3 feet TO the
northeast corner of this tract
containg one-half an acre of land, be
longing to J. S. Penney and on the LIST
day of August, A. ID. 1911, being the
first Tuesday in said month, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. on said day, at the court
house door of said county. will offer
for sale and sell at public auction, for
cash, all the right. title and interest of
the said j. s. Penney in and TO said
property.
Dated at Lubbock, Texas, this the
5th day of July 1911.
W II. FLYNN,
Sheriff of Lubbock county, Texas.
81 81
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
Notice Of Sherifrs Sale

The stat. - Telass r'0inSy ~ Iuhtocf
80 virtue q ~ ef.cufifA aud order ~ aa =
issus- alf n tfs hHnurahls dktrirf csurt ~ Lob
bock county Texas Hf "a ludAnent RENDERED n
said cuarpnH ths Hth day ~ MAJ. %
1911. in n.var - nishSp against n n
Rl.y iu fac 80 % Hr the A0cksi n said court
and o. no as sheriff. iIr.ced and dcls.r-.
did seize and vii rrHres-tf o. ssll for cash s.th.
Boz the hours ursscfIi+sif ~ iaw fn shorH
sales orhths nrst 2 .o-ias Boz August A ID
1871 ne Az bsiHs To- isi daY ri ard mon f
before Che 0HurrF o. isur ~ Llhi-cs county.
boz me town ~ Llbisf. the foliou.inr described
property ts-aff
Thre. handr-f ami tsenu an ceres 4
land heinF fhe west haf l-lI ri section rHm.
bef eco fiI BOD hI1rE d POI Col bran caunft rsr.
a.. said Cochran r..Htl h.inF a. Hn0rFaniT.|
crrrtF and attached ta Luht.oss county o.
judicial uurIseef
lstiei Iuar "a. fff property n " N HHef r
satisfy faid Iuarrnfrf In favor ~ , j HIaf. 3
anIHunUrE fH E'lf FL. With Interest ffrrs.H II
thf rate ~ eirff uer cent rer anrlu FROM daft
n said IllaHHrrf f.lef hsr HIff fHf Hln ~ fII FL
cot ~ ruarf ard fIfhsr casf n snerut.us fhH
Hrif "a FffNa
sheriff - ilbt--os CsanfJ. leo
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
A New Court House

Lubbock county should have a
new court house. The one we
now have is getting ont Of date,
and not large enough for the
present needs to say nothing Of
the future needs. We believe
the people Of Lubbock county
are pretty much a unit on this
proposition, and about all that is
needed to get the thing started
is for some one to take hold Of
the matter and get up a petition
for a bond issue for the purpose
of building a new house. The
question would no noubt carry
without any trouble. Lubbock
county will have TO have new
court house within a few years,
and now is about as good time
TO begin Y0rk as any
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
Notice Of sherln's Sale Of Real
Estate
The Stat. ~ Texas, County ~ l.ubbcck
In District court luhbock county
Texas

IN. Stat. ~ Texas, County ~ Lubbock.
In District court Lubbock county,
TrNas.
q. n Wheelock Va. j. r bingham and
"A. n. smith, No, by.
Whereas. hy virtue Of nm order Of
sale issued out Of the district court OF
Lubbock county, Texas, ON a judgment
rendered m said court on the SOva-day
of May, 1911 IN favor Of the sssf u.
Whceiock and against the siid j. II
Bingham and II. II. Smith. No. b2s on
the docket of said court. said judgment
decrecing the foreclosure Of the ven
doris lien against the real estate de-
scribed herein as the same existed on
the 18th day of August, 1905 and at all
times since. was commanded to seize
and sell the land herein mentioned as
under execution. did, on the 9th day
of July, 1911, at ~ o'clock, M, levy
upon the following described real estate
situate in Lubbock county, Texas, by
virtue of said order of sale, being the
north half On. l-2) of survey % ~
block "CB," located by Virtue of Ger
tihcate No. It's, c. a. NJ Ry. Co. and
patented TO Abner Conner, Ja,snary Bird,
1850, patent No: 20, Vol. " containing
800 acres of land, belonging to j. I.
Bingham and II. b. Smith; and on the
LIST day of August, 1911. the same be-
idg the first Tuesday in said month. be-
tween the hours of 10 o clock a. m. and
5 o. clock p. m. on said day, at the court
house door of said county, | will offer
for sale and sell at public auction, for
cash, all right, title and interest of the
said J. 7. Bingham and II. b. Smith in
and TO said land.
Dated at Lubbock. Texas, this the
5th day of July, 1911.
w. II. FLYNN,
Sheriff of Lubbock county, Texas.
h0 n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-20
Notice cf Sherlirs Sale OF Real
Estate

, sea-. :. 4 1 Tsss a
ts.o " Garter In ths ps,tlsi Vo,ft
rssaf
Whereas b, virtue II an eseeuiiun and "fls,i ~
sals issuei uut ~ the dls,fiet court ~ Luhl~s
county, fssas N a lnasm'x, fenaefsl 49,
fsys.r of e,..n " Garter and against Gpssph G
I,isenle and n y Waller belns caust No ~ gn
the docket of said court and the ,..,sl. ~
Isstsr Rr recovered Judgment against N "
wsll., and l. n Mcre IN said cause No tss
ON tine siscket 81 sad court ! did on the SID gay
~ July, A u 1911 At 10 o'clock =. M. levy NJ,
on the fonowins dsscribed tracts 81 parcels OF
si,uatsi in Lubbock county, Texas and known
a. part ~ the survey No. w block Ger
thcate No $3.50 issued "a the G. c. ; y Ky
Co descrbed a. follows a.
line Of said survey Nc 2 block = 80 - Nafas
south from the north west corner o. sAu sersss
No. block u thence south 80 VatAs. ~ Va
thence east as varas corner thence north 80
varas corner. thence west i75 varas t1 the piaes
of beginning, containing 90 acres OF lahg' sA'a
real estate levied on a. The properly .i S"s.ph
& Lisenhe and n D. Waller and l.. ". Moore anu
- levied on 10 satisf, the judgment Of Geo
W Carter, against Joseph c. Lisenbe ANA y. r.
Waller for the sum OF stl.oo WIN mt'Iert
from its date at the rate OF ! P eI gu. ~,
annun, and al cost Of suit. and also 70 ssusiy
a.. judgement az / II Easter Sr against y, r.
Waller and L. NJ. Moore for the sum OF siSaz %
with interest thereon from the GATE OF sAiu
,udg.mcnt al the rate Of 10 per cent per snnum
and all cost OF suit as against the deiend@nss
Joseph G. Lisenbc, n. r. Waller and l. N
Moore said Judgment being foreelosure OF
yendor's lien and a deed Of trust lien against
said defendants real estate apele deseribes' a.
said vendors lien existet ~ the ~ Gay OF
August A. d. 1893 in fsSoySof Geo Carter
against Joseph c Lisenbe and \. T. Waller and
= foreclosure Of said deedM trust hen as II existed
on the iath day Of O { ber, A ID. 1903 IN favor
Of T T. Easter Sr. and against n r. waller
and L. NJ Moore and at all times since sad
dates and on the first day Of August A. ID
1911. being the first Tuesday IN that month
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
oclork u m on said day at the court house
door Of said Lubbock county J will offer Tor
sale and sell at public auction for cash AL ths
,iybt title and interest Of the said Joseph C.
L'senbe. n. 4. Waller l. NJ. Moore each or either
had In and 10 said real estate
Given under my hand this 3rd day OF july
ID. 1871. =, A..
Sheriff. Lubbock County, Texas ,.