Graham Leader. (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 24, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 31, 1880 Page: 1 of 4
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STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
YOL. IY.
Gil AII AM, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1880.
NO. 2
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TmIIho*; Taken Uefare the te|rli)itiTC
-- - CoiaaiHtee Relative t# tte 1m4
Frauds. .. j^r
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Q. TeH of your relations, if any, with
O. M. Jack sou?
A. The old firm of Forster, Ludlow
A Co. dealt largely Injkuul'certifiestea.
There waa a man by. the name -wf-O. M.
Jackson; he waa a elerk in the general
land office, and had business with ua in
Hrftog ■oiling land certificates.
I know that he located lands in Will-
is m sou county, to the extent of about
3000 acres under a contract wltli my
former partner, Mr. George B. Ziniple-
mau. Whether there is any fraud in
but I tmve been
that tide Mr. Jackson is a-fogltive f Hubbard waa
from Juatlce. The firm of Forster,
indebted -to Forster,
Ludlow A Co. I tried wheu I was
. nirme her*> to-atdle<»t, tH«tf money fra
tills matter us a Arm. The transaction Gov. Hubbard, and had a good deal of
was a -pHwwt r anoTfrr t.wpen Mr.Zi tuple- trouble, get ftv - Govi Hubbard claimed
c
man^ami Jackson. 1 belie vp the lands
are said to be worth $-r>..or $0 an aero.
Jackson had a half interest to- them.
Jackson alao came to me one day and
wanted a certificate to he located in
McMullen county, a league and labor;
~ I told him f would not supply IE Bp
V then put a certificate himself to locate
' onthia land mnlerTttm eon tract with J-bock-as follows*
Mr. Zimplemem' I learned afterwards
tnat that,oortlffratc was stoluu from the
general land'office.
Q. Do you remember the description
of the certificate?
, A. No; but you jran easily find, out
ahoutltrfrwa the surveyor of MeMulh'ii
county. I went on to-Ohfeii'go to
I thought it Was nay duty .to getjlt
way from him to protect my partner
and while there Mr. Jackson'gavemc-
tbe eontract, but he told me that Mr.
Fisher (meaning Rhoads Fisher, chief
clerk In the land office) had been an
enemy of.hls, had trledrto'geVhlm out
Fisher) had-
of office, and that lie (Mr
located land in Ellis .county, by virtue
of llodosa scrip, and that If the map of
Ellis county would be investigated It
would be found that it wus changed for
the purpose of making room Tor thlsrio-
cation; inqther words Jackson meant
' to convey the idea that the map was
fraudulently changed In the iaterest-of
Fisher. That Information I had In
writing from him. I told the former
attorney general, H. H. Boone, about
grand Jury, then in session. I went
before him and gave him the paper, and
that it had been mislaid or torn up,
otherwise I would how be able to'give
you Jackson?# statement. The pajHsr
[meaning Jackson's statement] had an
^ exact map how the fraud [If there is
anyj had hetn committed; showing the
lines, how the land had l>een taken up.
XdP not knowtblft thempper is in ex-
lilenoe any more. From my experi-
ence, in what I know of Mr. Jackson,
. I think.TieTs a grand rascal!
M^, Forster being questioned about
the salt lakes said under oath: I came
home from New York to take charge.
Tbit, was In the time of Forster, Lud-
low A Co. Mr. Zlmpelman was then
* to go to Washington as commissioner
from TexM to get the amount due the
state on the former claims which the
legislature Is trying to get now. Wheu
- I came here I debated the Question
•Wttb-Mr; Zlmpelman *»to-wheiher her
had his matters in good shape.—Think*
A. No. () Ir'f
Me. Frost—H was onjy.,a
dum?
m. EorsO^^^ wias only ft fiTtpr^jaf
gWTf Igfik ktf|ie Ifl1 Mat ti n.
Q.Wlint was Goy^Hubliard to do
as a consideration for his interest? Did
he pay anything as a consideration? ,-i
A. I do uotLnow about that. I saw
Oov. Hubbard myself on thejiutyect
after the dlsolution Of the firm, and he
then did net deny it to me. I can say
no more—I saw him in prceeneej^t?ol.-
Elliot, editor of the. Ggj&Uc., He#qi{l
then that C«jr Ttfmpelmnn had given
htrmrBixth intercut in the salt lakcs^
and that he had never paid Zimpelmuu
anything for Vfc '*’*
Q. "Was he to pay him fordt?
was PiyJ1.!1" tnr his infer.
i^-That I wDL prove~to yoin .GUv7
that he had aright to draw as much as
lm pleased tltrough an understanding
With Zlmpelman. I denied that right,
and ^told him that I was managing my
Instead of around the mnrgtn ns the law
business and would not acknowledge requires.
it except Mr. Zimp< lman would give aixtotthtL lagiaUturo passed -a
an order to thatelteet.
T wrote to Mr.
Zlmpelman alout it, and he wrote, me
As to the governor T do not intend to
do anything more-to Lei p him in any
siiape. Ue is, as I suppose, all “big l’’
antr never “you” once. I have writ-
ten to him once, and never heard from
him, v That is all right. Make Bldf ______ _ __ _
-pay .up. Unless he pays for bis part of V'V V "^*jyfed become k law
the certificates ami the cost of locating «Uced and raiiea to ik< <mu a imw.
them, when I come home, he will have
an
tive, and does not change In any re.-
spect the law'as before cited, prescrib-
ing what shall A>e a notarial seal. A
bill '.validating seals for future acta,
haying the wo*d Texas arranged be-
tw een the points of the star, was intro-
I
know as a matter of fact that neither
attorney moo, nW W
' (i. How did you understand the con-
BhJeratldn? • t •* -
A. L cunsidered the consideration was
"the influence he ormhi have to hel
*ffg£c' departth%r(t;—nor
board fecognlxe notarial acts attested
by seals made otherwise than as fur-
4u article 3367 of the revised stat-
or of the state, as the executive of the
Mate.- ~ ' ......'A,
STATEMENT OF J. W. MADDOX, OF
AUSTIN.
years,, or pf. may
clerks, or any of
the last four or five
conheetToft that the clerks, or any
them in that office had with papers
that were fraudulent or forged?
A Well the only thing is on the part
of Ithonds Fisher. For-we opposed his
nomination at the convention last July
for commissioner* and it Would not be a
criminal act. while as we looked at it
it is a violation bfolfichit TFUst and <^u-
ty. Tills is it: About two years ugn—
between two and three years ag,»—it
Was discovered that aimut six sections
do not know of my own knowledge
t hat Fisher left the office tef make tlie
w e re
-made, and that Fisher, the chief elerk
In the general land offie.«, Is one of the
patentees."And I also know that with-
n a few days after the claim was filed
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tf'-f
log he would not succeed I advised him
-- against makiug a false step by going to
Washington. He then told me he hada
I letter from his son-in-law, Howard,
thatbe bad urgtfLhim to go up there
and locate these things, saying that it
was a good speculation. Upon looking
Into the matter I advised Zimpelman
to go there and leave Ihe matter at
Washington in abeyance. He took my
.JldVloev I arrived here on Hunday
night and on Tuesday morning Mr,
^ Zlmpelman left for El Paso Iol company
with Mr. Martin, private secretary of
the governor. ~ Before leaving, Mr.
Martin eame Into the bank and said he
wanted the different interests in these
things set out (meaning the rialt lakes)
no that In case of an accident we all
would know where he stood. A doei^
- raent was accordingly drawn up, which
■ Martin kept (If my memory is right)
and which I signed for Forster, Lud*
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ence to Paschal, 4000 and }863, you
see that he is prohibited from that
speculation, and you will also see what
is the penalty. You will see that any
party connected with the land office is
prohibited, under penalty, from deal-
ing In public lands or giving informa-
tion to any parties.
Q. Do you recollect the amount of
that land?
A. I believe there was some 640 acres.
I have been told that Mr. Fisher left
the land office to make ttt£locations. /
Q. Do you know whether or not a
that was rtenlinor In lands bod fCp-
were vacant
rt.HcoU»d lernb*
todr
nt the timU?
Ai l have hoard that a party up there
sent the matter through von Rosenberg
and van Rosenberg represented to him
that there was no vacant land, and that
Fisher, upon information, whether for-
do not know, went and made the loca
lions. Mr*. E. O. Fisher owned one of
the adjoining tracts and Fisher made
ih his defense that the land** had been
sold arid claimed by her and the Fisher
heirs, when the fact Is that he had no
Interest in the Fisher * heirs. He also
claimed that the land was covered by
their orginal certificate. If' that )>o
true why the necessity of locating it
again?
n
NOTORIAL SEALS.
The Law Regarding Them as Interpre-
ted by Secretary of Stite TfiipTeTdSr
('urrrtjKmdenct, JJuustan Telegram*
Ai stin, Jan. 16, ISMo.—My atten-
tion has been caUed to . the following
paragraph, found in“theiState” qolun,ui
of the Telegram df the 14th instant:
“A law of the last leglslatore makes
the acts of xTotarlcs public Htndlng^
th..Ugh the they use mV he mtDU. - ^ b^Ul#_wllral l bcUuK
the letters Between the point* bcr r<M,Uut ,u U|U kWIw1, of
Mwt ulus nr* llio anal U i_ . -7 L
of the star on the seal,
TTk1 nbnTP paragraph was- ai0dt..utl>-
this glorious
lilHcinns Icvellnesr, whi-h angr1l,,ff'ww,tnr
written uuder a ml«Iakc as to the fac
The law as now written in tho
t—before which j the star on tho brow of
whatlsft'all'hc u notorial sgal—a star of
five ’puluts 1n the center/ •
wltli—tho
words, notary! Tpubllc,
Texas, around
county; of
the margin,
blank to be Ailed with tho name of
BBfofft th^mrellhgof the
the county
sixteenth legislature, a great many n<W
Urics in tho state hail attested their of-
hcinr Liuihg Itartf amid tho snowy. -
pillows of tepose—gentlemen oftlrelurv
fielal acta, and many are“°^ doi.uif ^ i expression, and I throw her into your
with .eats haring the word l.xn.ur- ^ f„r »Kul.ut tbt* f..ul
ranged h>tween the point, of Urn .Ut, t|„, .mtr.gwu.. e.
healing, validating, act, (pamphlet
laws, page 108.) The’law is retrospec-
_ - wilLgivo! Gontlemeft, you may hang
- D. Templeton.
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Twenty-five years ago,Grant saunter-
»d ° loag the strasts of ~Ban Francisco
Q. Boron knon Tif atiy »u,ng laml <4 »I«M B*'‘ Dan.I.e..
transactions in the ignd office within unhotteed and uncared for. *Jiu wouw
have thought any mini llar'whQ. had
told hi(p what wus in store for l^iJDa^k
quarter of a century later. But so it
goes. The fotufe lies ahead of us. A
good many people think, it lies behind
them,butit doesn’t. It is not unlike-
ly that the "coming conqueror of the
world is tramping found
day lookiug for u Job/ Be careful how
youspeuk «to the young man with a
—[Inter Ocean.
Xu
tTT the land office the patent was Usued.
while It was rilling tnat patents shoulq
not Issue within ninety days after re-
turn to the land office. ' The patent via
this Instance was issued in three or four
davsj it was not more than ton days, t^ve didn't tell op Adam; she was trQe Hp luvlKy no confidence, impulses no
Fisher is one of the patontet^s. That xp..*teel. When the dreadful day came friendship nud notices no advice. If
file is Robinson Scrip? By rt^- or„, IK„ .......... unv have ftvv.r wtnnmM
down Adam, awfully. Adam W’as mean
he told tales on Eve about that apple;
and the .deputy, sheriffs ejected them
from their homesteads, Eve didn't
stand there blubbering, but feet to work
at once and made Adam an ulster of fig
leaves and herself a petticoat. Khe de-
serves and must have a statue.”
By an order of the U. B. Circuit Coikrt
on yesterday, the case involving the
foreclosure of tho mortgage on the Dal-
las and Wichita railroad was transferred
from. Tylet to ibi* ptoee.—We hsvy
every, confidence that Ifte o*ao wUf hB
disposed of without a sale, and that
under the new managraent work will
«oon be resumed and tho road pushed
forward _to Its destination.—Da (la*
Tiiiic*. .. , ■
—--fcn > i ^ v ~
A Lawjrcr*g Peroration ti Behalf of a
—• X . Feaik l Udk ____________________________
‘XrTaWyernmrvelttha, Ohio, waa dor
feuding a very handsomeytning wottmn
aoeused of stealing from a large -unoc-
cupied dwelling in the night; ami thus
he/spokC in conclusion: “Gentlemen
qf the Jury I hav<* When I gaze
wi(h enraptured eyo on the mutch-
lesa i>eauty of this peerless maiden,
on whose resplendent chffrms siifrptCtOn
SR. J. E. DAVIDSON, A. B. CANT,
PHYSICIAN and SUSOBON. —
QFF-MttFh^piufrw■yviM> to
the citisens of Young county. '
Office: nt Ryus' Drug Btore, West
rrT?KALER IN
at Ryus’ urug
side Public Sijuaror ^—
fiCgtf might rniy, but could not eclipse
the uttorJnadiu^w and folly of suppos-
ing iitttt no tntrcii beauty and gqfitlcriCsa
would expose ltsetf to the terrors of an
empty building, in the cold*damp, and
dead, of the -pighAj when innocence Hkrr
a disappointed scoundrel hu« invented
to blast tho fair name of this lovely
maiden, wjioec smile shall i>e the re-
ward of the verdict which I know you
the ocCan on a grapevine to dry; lasso
an avuIabcLe; pin a napkin to the
mouth of a volcano;:, skint the clouds
from the sky with a teaspoon; throw
salt on the tail of our noble American
eagle, whose sleopl&ts eye ever watch-
es ovor the welfare of the nation; paste
fffcTilG .HUB lllill Rn?f dfitilWl-
Ing girl la guilty of the charge
redwgatnsr-berr”^^ The J*r£
hejr without leaving tjielr seats.
acquitted. _
The Corsicana Courier very.CQoly de-
cides the fgt#MIb«;Republica<Ml draws
a pen pictufb of the first emperor. It
saysrr
.There is a peculiar force and energy
about the cold, stolid mart who is to be
flUf tickt Artd last President. Hilent—
grinv—pcnetratljig—-unwavering—mag-
UCtio—individUAl. That rare quality,
"silence, which a> few possess and none
desire, he practices to perfection and
turns to^the utmost, advantage. When*
asfM‘rsed ’tis his shield of martyrdom;
when noisily attacked t|s his armor of
astically received by crown^nl hegds,
ty-ltv* year, fwm now ho may ^ M wbon gleefully welcome.) J,ome. ’tli
*>*ek bere_apd_i|of^have time togas you mmtcfnl atkiiuwhHlgt'ini'iit of thbiT
I LTj practice in the Oourta of \ ouiijf
and adjoining counties.
0. ErFINLAY, “
ATTOBNEY - AT - LAW,
Grnharri. Young Co., Texas A
•'enthusb Will practice in Federal Courts at
Graham.' and {State Courts of Young,
friend, a bow of his head exjprPfMes Jtls
warmes) gratitude, hut no word escapes
his lips—he is the silent llkAh of this
great teeming Republic^ and that si
A woman’s meeting to dobs to a statue
for Kva has been licld ln Han Francisco;
and according to the New Letter of that
city, ‘'they praised up Eve and rup j lence may be interpreted as it suila tho
fancy of his audience. No man can
share His thought or probe Ins feelings.
any have ever penetrated tli rough that
mysterious veil of silence, they havfe
been able to discover no emotion.
Whether dictating to a Republican
Legislature by throtlliug their freedom’
witii the military, sealiug a suecessor
In the preHidontlaLtftvjrirt the teeth of
a Democratic Congress, whitewashing
a favorite in spite of legally constituted
courtVtoYry his guilt, crushing a na-
"fToirhs had conquered,
lion he had conquered, sW leveling In
The gayetles of en»tern mdirfs- he is the
samaoooi, ImperUirbahie,- silent man.
A soldier by nature, a general by acci-
dent and a governor by prejudice, lie
has filled all the requirement of those
tdRceu without utterance—without feel-
ing. Deliberate in things, emotion-
al In nothing. )iis calculations rarely,
If ever disappoint him. His empire
awaits his binding, and he has an-
I for the" Presidency. The
public of America will fade gway Hke
Chicago Ts suffering from an epidem-
ic of crime unparalleled even in, that
lawless centre of immorality and mort-
gages. The murders for the last fort-
night have averaged doe a day, while ^ ..... .
**“*&• •Dd hl*hw»3'robbMte* »“"*a
ti piled I>ey oud enumeration.
of these United States will be Ulysses
• 8. Grant! jl. : .....— ‘a .
<U
pslman one-sixth,
>tW|»r MSItlfr TyWCTRd
Hubbard's secretary) one-sixth ami
*m*Si Mm,,, too, the nut«
k.ptLtwolmctf ' »•«>«>' w» Uu*1»* ,WV ». tb. «
WoH. Martin has retiretl from the
Brown wok! /tanner, ami is succeeded
STATAMMT COT Lft^ ftLMX FOBEMAX hy Ed P
OF THB GRAND JURY. - *
* i do not know of any reason for the
peremptory discharge of the grand Jury
o( Travis obftqty. I thought it arose
out of the fatigue of the Judge, his pet-
ulancy and the want of a well-balanced
brain. . If we (the grand Jury) had
known what we afterwards knew; that
the Judge had no power to discharge
the grand Jury except hy adjourning
theooart, we would have paid noiat-
tention to him. We acreptod the dis-
low A Co., and that specified how the^ charge be<«use woJhoughfwe had to.
interest would he, that ts to say, Zira- *** ?ra!k*)r
---- Lndlow otte-alxth, w"k'* ™»r4.-JndlanaI,ol<.
M*rllu by^Sljburalnsi l^a' .“T-—L—-— -.-r----
I do noblielleve there is any
an except that he was netUr
hls court,
other Opinion except tl
4!
as petUr
Oazrftr
_ . . court and
grand Jury for Its perpetual session.
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y ^ /
' r\ u •.-*!- • . -•---LUi M • '■ -
«L P, Mlekyl, K pmetical printer
who hAa^ long 'been employed in the
offloe, -
AH the Tj'ler market men have
been “brought to taw” fojr foiling to
comply with the law requiring them
to make reports to the Commissioners’
Court..
■•rVi_ A-——• r *
Nineteen couples matched, four coup-
had Ihl, ^ uumfitobed, forty hulivhluals hab li-
ed, lend twenty-eight dlspateiied was
Prlnilng papsg ia worth 70 per pent
more |han It waa last Hep tom her, and
A consequence ay number of newspapers'
are Increating their subscription price.
IS*-
The oldest post-office in the Union is
that at Jamestown,"Virginia. For jfH»
years Tetters have bescudeli vered there
In some form or other. Hthiry Clay
has'Just been ‘Appointed Postmaster
there, and will fuiOHafce an a salary, of
fifty-one dollars per annum.
fred M. Spalding, la(e oily dei
Levenworth, Kansas, was seiVto
to tlie penRentiary for four years aud
alx months, on Saturday last, for em-
beullng feioDgr belong to the city'.
Wine, women mid foro Caused his ruin.
The number oT Chinese immigrants
landed at San f Francisco durlpg
rk of
hoed
year ending November 1, 1879 , was 51*.,,
sal and the number departed tbenrto wot
t*T*N6, showing an excess <of departures
Of 8818. A - • ;r-
■> v*» -i r-■ ‘L v. r. .
Drs. Price & Atkinson
P^siciABs, Surgeons'OhUlrici&u I
Graham. Texas.
ORA HAM, TEZA8.
All call attended toln town and country
Ullicc at Rj ua’ Drug Slope.
Offiee, We«t Side Putillc Square.
N. U. REAGAN, X B. Contactor nd Builder.
PhysIclaM&sMi
Material furnished when desired. .Also
CABINET WORKMAN AND
XT
GRAHAM, TEXAS.
Office Weat aide Public aquyaa.
—ltosidonoe on North Oak Htreet.'
Manufacturer of Gibbs’ Patent Bevol
TiU Chflni /Dasher.
gbaham: texar
— 'c
Dr. J.lBni«r^™yR
| Surgeon, Baker Confectioner.
GRAHAM,TEXAS._
'All IfOtis promptly attended.
Office West Bide Public Bquare.
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7r. B. WHEELER, >
ATtOBinCT-Af-LAV,
BRECKENRWQZ, - TEXAS
Wilt, practice In the District Court of
Stephens,Hhuckelford and Young Conn:
ties, and in the U. S. Court nt Graham.
Special stteution given to ooiieoiiona
lidKatetl land cates and criminal busuussa
Correspondence solicited.
B. K. WILLIAMS, JACK DAVlg
Williams & Davis
ALSO, DEALER IN
ificjr Brooms,' Notions,
Willow fa, loyi, Slifarj,
Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Aoi, daily.
Cosh Paid for Country Produce. Give
I will sell aa cheap as thw
me a call,
cheapest.
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
UUILL pntctlrVTn Tounir m»<T •tirr»unJlngC«nntlra,
** «nn In tha Kwlcrnl and Supram* (lonrla >>f T>iu
’>rne*: I’p^tat-ain tha Chiiatophar build<U, Somh
•Ida Public Kquaie, Omhum, Tpxaa.
J. A. WOOLFOLK,
Belknap,
cr. E. KjTTTJS,
DEALER IN r.
-P r n a s
ChenB
Paints, Oils; Brushes
PKBFUMERIE8, PATENT
Medicines,&c
P re script i o £T.
Carefully compooaded day or night. '
SIDE OF PUALIC SQUARB
GRAHAM, TEXAS.
—
A11 o r n e y- a t-L a w. r
m
Tlrnry Winaa.
J. L. Kaaa, OukiM
Palo Pinto, Stephens nod Adjoining
Banking House
toryYYarren & Co.
WEATHERFORD* . . TEXA8
CourrwitoJ when warmly e»i?msfol>*«L* - —f»7 WT 7TKn\iaK'tJ Z
friend, a bow of his head eiciprCFife* "his ^ r ’ ’ • ” JxliN oUN ^
Atlor«j-i8iw § Lind Agent,
ed. We make remittance! and collections
at all accessible points. •... vlnJly.
C. J. Christopher,
':Tv5Ci"'“
j •« -Rn^. Hiisgmj . u. d. unristopner.:
GRAHAM'TESLAS. HIT A JTl_TT T TLT T Cl ffl
______MACHINIST.
WILL practice In the Courts of Young
. - and atfjoining counties.
, H. T. SALE,
Attorney at Law,
GRAHAM, TEXAS.
AND WoBKER » ~ . ^
Boss, Copper, Tl»r Laad uiP
SHEET
Gnus, Pistols, Locks, Fire-roof Ssfss,
aud Beales Repaired, j
JMI, TEXAS.
JSFP’S SALOON
AND
R, HOLLINGSWORTH,
Ritl faUti ud MwUng Agwt.
Milliard Hall.
S. R.
JEFFBRYI
GRAHAJT^BXA^,
WILL pay special attention to thepay-
-.r*- lug of taxes for non-residents.
Graham City
Steam Flouring Mills and Cot-
ton Gin,
Morth Side of the PubRc Square,
GRAHAM, - . - TEXAS
Keeps the very best Liquors, fi ines, sad
Brandies; also fresh St. liOUls
Beer, with the boot
brands of
vlnl Cigars,
1
-A.- E. MCLO U -D, Propn’r
Flour, Meal, Feed, Etc., For Sale,
Grind Every day.
Graham Hotel.
R. W. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
GRAHAM, TjUC^H. * - *
Keep the t>est the market affbrtls al- tl
Graham Heat Market.
P. fr. STONE, wm. KINDRICK,
STONE a KINDBICK,
Proprietors,
Keep tho^ best race
fords constantly on h
sell cheap for cash-
North-west Corner Public Bouare.
From and after the first of Janu
880, we wlllstjl for Sash only.
icats the mpurkst af-
band which we will .
b. Give us a trial.
Noted for its Mineral Water.
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has Just opened a fine stock of
Stationery, Chromos, School
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add Magazines for salt by the slflarle
copy, abd will rqoelve subscriptions at
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Tobaoeo,
E. BOREN & CO.,
Book Sellers | Stationers,
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Graves, J. W. & Graves, W. L. Graham Leader. (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 24, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 31, 1880, newspaper, January 31, 1880; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth879494/m1/1/: accessed May 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.