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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
RichnOu<I.

The Richmond Republicans held their
caucus at the town hall yesterday after
noon. Senator A. w. Kenyon was chosen
chairman aud j. T.. Lamphear secretary.
Alfred w. Kenyon was nominated for
senator and John stanton for representa-
tive. John ). Kenyon was elected
member of the state central committee.
The following delegates To the state con-
veniion were chosen: George III. Clark. j.
T. Lamphear, John T.. Stanton, A. >.
DobbroW
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
To Build a Convent.

The property belonging to the 81.
Xavier's Sisters OF Mercy. on Broad
street, known rs the Pre- Cathedral is
being torn down. In its place there will
probably be erected convent costing be-
tween s40 coo aud $4,000 Ine lot meas-
ures about $50 by 200, affording plenty of
room for a fine building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15

soeials Held by Unity Temple and Way
land Lodge.

~~~>.~~ @@SAo " OuAty hcmPs0 anu wy
land Lodge.
Unity Temple. No. l. Pythian Sisters
held supper and social last night In
Columbia hall.
Useful aud fancy articles were for sale.
Miss Emma Heck and Mrs. Emma
Mclaughlin had charge Of the table.
During the early part of the ev ening
an excellent supper was served, and later
dancing was enjoyed.
The reception committee consisted Of
Great Representative Mrs. NJ. NJ. Car
penter. Mrs. II. 4. Nickerson, Mrs. S. A.
Howe. Mrs. Emma McLau xhlin and Mrs
U. Ii. Graham.
The committee OF arrangements was
Mrs. M. Il. Millett, chairman; Mrs. K. A.
Hathaway. Mrs. M. Q. Happoldt. Mrs. s.
ii. Doane aud Miss Emma Heck.
Music was furnished by the Enterprise
orchestra, with Frank Il. Moulton as
prOmpter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
low spitefnli

First Lady-Do you know the baron
today paid me the compliment of saying
that / looked rs young as a girl of IS?
Second Ditto-Really! Then the re-
port thatsthe baron is growing blind
proves correct after all. -Fliegende
Blatter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
At North smith field.

North Smithtield Democrats met yes
terday, and elected George A. Smith. j.
H. Bonner, William Il. Goodale ana Jo-
seph MARITIME delegates o the state con
veution.
At Slatersville, North Smithfield, the
Republicans nominate for senator Ira
w. Parks, and for representative Henry
Aldrich.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
At Portsmouth.

A meeting of Republicans was held in
suit:
Dyer, ..Iilton Dennis, Joseph :. Fish, Rest
come L. Manchester; member of state central
committee, Edward +. Dyer; town commit
tee, Jonathan A. Sisson. Charles +. Chase,
Henry &. Anthony, George r. Sisson, &. Hen
nv Dyer; for senator, Edward +. Dyer; Tor
representative, Benjamin Tallman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
THE FORMlTION OF THE LINE FOR
THE PdRADE
General Orders No. 1 Issued by the Chief
Marshal, Captain Bernard Hackett-
The Route of March.

The formation Of the line for the St.
Patrick's Day parade was announced
last night by Capt. Bernard Hackett, the
chief marshal. The general orders are AS
follows:
General Orders No /:
Sergeant John Flynn of the Meagher Guards
Is hereby appointed Chief of staff. The yari-
Gus divisions will form promptly at l:l5 d. IN.
as follows, viz:
First division; east side of South Water
street, right resting near College street,
Band
Major John McCrudden, I'd Regiment, r, l..
NJ, commanding.
Company b, I'd Regiment, II. l. VI, Newport
Light Infantry; Company G., 2d Regiment,
K. !, NJ, Bristol Light Infantry; Company
Company r, 2d Regiment, X. l. NJ, Wolfe
Tone Guards: Company III, I'd Regiment,
K. j. NJ, Emmett Guards.
The second division will form, right resting
on left of first division, as follows:
Band.
Captain Nj. Kelley, South Providence Cadets.
commanding.
South Providence Cadets. Columbus Cadets,
81 Johns Cadets, Grattan Cadets
The third division will form on east side of
Dyer street, right resting on Market square,
Terrence i. Oates, A. o. H., commanding
staff
Board of Government. A. o. H., in carriages.
Officers of societies, A. o. III.
Band.
Co. A, Hibernian Rifles; Division 3, A. o. H.;
Division ., A. - H.; Division IL, A. o. H.:
Division ~, A. o. H.; Providence Zouaves'
The fourth division will form on west side
of Dyer street, right resting on Market square.
follows:
J. e. Cassidy. Irish National Foresters. com.
mandlng.
staff.
Officers of i. \. +. In carriages.
Band.
Branch John Dillon, 2l2 Branch John Bowie
O'Rielly. 2l3: Branch Robert Emmett. 2ig
Branch Henry Grattan, 22l.
The route of march will be as follows: Mar
ket square. North Main, Mill and CHARLES
countermarch at Randall square, Charles
smith, North Main, and Steeple streets. FIX,
son, and Bradford streets, Atwelrs avenue
Valley street, countermarch at Olneyyille
square, liigh, Fenner, Broad, Weybosset
Westminster and Dyer streets, where the line
will be dismissed. '
The line will be reviewed at the state bousa
on North Main street by His Exceliency the
governor, and the general assembly at the
city nail by Ills Honor the mayor. and the
city council, the Rev. Bishop at his Residences
on Fenner street. and by the chief marshal
and staff on Dyer street
The headquarters OF the chief marshal nro
viOus to the parade will be at the west end of
the Board Of Trade building on Market
square. The stan of the chief marshal will re
port az l;i5 O'Clock sharp, at his residence
90 oIms street: anu accompany him TO
headquarters. Those finding IL inconvenien,
20 report there at that time, will report al Tho
Board OF Trade building at l3D O'Clock nm
The convention having voted TO start tho
parade at = D. m. the chief marshal will
promptly at that hour move the line forward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, March IS An nm.
known man was struck and instantIv
killed this morning near Chicop.. .. n, 80
train which leave, THIS city AZ So, Wv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
Coventry Republicans.

Delegates 10 state convention, Charles NJ.
Tyler of Washington, John Turner of Quid-
nick, Richard w. Andrews of Harris, James
III. Harris of Greene; member OF state CEN
tor, j. Ellery Hudson; for representative.
stephen III. Potter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
East Providence Republicans.

lowing e.ections took place:
Delegates TO state convention. Deacon w.
W. Ellis, J. T.. q. Farnham. Ellery ii. Wilson,
Edward l.. Mitchell. Col. Isaac l.. Golf and
Andrew l.. Anthony; delegates to general
assembly, senator, Andrew j. Anthony first
representative, h. III. Wilson; second repre-
sentative, David ;. Ray. Col. Isaac l.. Goff
was elected representative TO the state central
committee. tor town committee. Il. Ii. Wit
son, Joseph Is. Gurney. III. j. Pickersgill,
Levi :. Winchester. Samuel >. Darling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15
The Same with Umbrellas.

Gus de Smith--Balloons are very un-
fortunate pieces of mechanism.
McGinnis-How so?
Gus de Smith-They are always used
up.-Texas Siftings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-15

HOODS PilLe are hand made. and or. per.
sses In osnpesitioa. properties and sppsarsaes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

OEE PAfR extra nne G,yenr-nld mules,
one pair Gue, large WrN-mHtchcd Mis-
n0uu marcl for sale cheap Apply TO
Ben Campbell, care Hutchinson, camp
bell q Schrs, Houston. 1871
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SPECIAL Nor1ons-oontiuuea

BIDS -FOR STDFWATlKS--
Mayors Orice, City 81 Houston. De
VIII receive sealed proposals for the ini-
ion aus passed ~ tie city 'Soupeii o
ne Sly OF N. a9usteSp en- ne ~ aaS on
done aeeordnE 70 speelneauons on ,, me
ng 4Ie, ~ eis IA Ia .,,1ii ~ NS can.
st+,,r,,i' W ~, s,iit,stWs rsr,es sfrcsts
~ vSseH on 1'," tvt'oW'''S na.'e - sn3
v"n'V'e"' NotN"'Ns w NY NV" 'N''N ~
rost .t9s n, Main .trcct sran Congress
hESnae 70 kNsN aNSAg s,,,,...r. .,,.,,,,. a,
pst,' i',u st.ee' i'V''' NV''s'ess avenue "
san fsSinto street from Congress ave
49, '4fsS,tY .snacV,N i'''" ~'''AANs0 ~
W 80. ..n, T., 49,, >f,,r ,,,.,., O.. Ga,
yi..'S Crsu'" ''V'" -"''" a'''N' W 80
'ySS..tt9 sttte. ,,. ,,,,,, N,.t. .,..., 80 son
'' Prcss,, stysct iron, Min strs.t 70 car
o,irN 49,, o' WV i'N'" '""'N 9'0O' "
ONE ,sIreS Srr,,os,,s ,v,u n, roo,,vea m
s eSlc See 'J hS e' sb sSSS a SS "
b Ss b.as VII eS FeeSSNed . tSes syfSn rT,
n,Sdf ~ ~ ,,c,if r,"st " niHt,sscd
H. ,I,,. ".,,,st,r ~. All ,,,vet No IT,,
5orSnS OS'as 80 Et6ev.ttt Tr,n,,,t,.
f5ents1, sNd Inc nd n,tsi name tne
gfrtCta ~, vnfch he siarvo,it~ arc 10
nb,,lo 49, 100 Ia, sHn ~ no eefine ~
~ 40, -, 60 ~" ,iiig r,,,,f A. Nte,o,,,
papisi Inv a Ssrtlticd check of SSSn 10
sEctrr r., eyreNti1n AZ Inc ronfrnct
bc ,, 'Ig s ~, tSe r, tn r,3e t' AN
and nh bids nnd To- oNRr1 Inc contract
f 6r tSc c NM sso,,t of ent rart tSers6f
,---- '--' y " =, =. ~, -
RE TT RESOLVED by the city Council
ut the Guy az Houston;
Section l.. ThGt 1t K hereby declared
necessary Tor the public interest that
sdcwalks on the following named nor
tions OF streets ana avenues Ia the city
pa. nN
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srnullL NOTWITHSTANDING.

Scaled proposals. viii he received at the
cuice 90 the city secretary until ~
o'clock N, on the sin day OF january,
lsYa. BIDS Will be received for stone,
cement, or hard burned brick. pre.
posAls ior the work must be addressed
T. Ms elK secretary ana must be IN
ments" and the bid muse name the
streets on which the sidewalks are tu
he constrneted. Specihceuops for the
the city. englneer BIDS must he accom-
paneu hN certified check OF $3.50 70
secure the execution OF thc contract The
ctty reserves The right to reject any and
all bids, and % award the contract FOR
the entire work or any cart thereof
Fl JNo. \. RRoWNE, Mayor.
BIDS NOR SIDEWALKS
c. M3SySrs oifi5lSsSs, city e Houston, ps.
VIII receive sealed proposals FOR the im-
proNemeut OF sidewalks as per rcsolu-
ton duly passed by the city council OF
khe titN OF Houston on the 4th day Of
December ISM, said improvements 10 be
done according to spccincauons on hle
~ the city englneers office OF the City
OF Houston, said sidewalks to he conf
strGctel on the following named streets
or portions OF streets wherH good ana
s9uNlent sidewalks do not now exist, to-
ChArtros street from Congress avenue
70 Calhoun avenue
beh avenue FROM Main street to Broad
way.
Mckinney avenue from Main street TO
Broadway,
liugA avenue from Main street 70 Rice
street
Sealed proposals win be received NJ the
o1lce ~ the city secretary until 10
o'clock ~. on tho Sth day 90 january.
lSlt, BIDS w,ll be received for stone,
brick, cement concrete or nsphalt Pro-
pesals for tho work must be addressed
10 the CITY secretary ana must he ln-
doracd "lSids for Sidewalk Improve
prcveucnts,' ana the bid must name the
streets on which tine Sidewalks are TO be
constructed. Specifications FOR 3he above
work. can br seen NJ The ufllco OF the city
euEincer blga must be accompanied Ivy
ccrtlHed cheek OF $500 20 secure tho
execution Of tho contuct The city re-
serves the RICH, to- reject any and all
h'ds, anl award the contract for the en-
tire work ur any part thereof
~ JNO. ~ BROWNE. Mayor.
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bIIIN TNN NIITW TIN7--
Mayor's Onirc CITY or Houston, De
Ceruher IL lSg3 The CITY Of Houston
viii receive sealed proposals for the Inn
movement of SIDEWALKS as per resoiu-
CIV of Houston on me ~ div OF Do
cenber. lSl3. said improvements to be
done according TO pprclHcntjons on 1le
I'm the office OF the 6itv engineer or The
CIV ~ Houston, sald Sidewalks To be
constructed ON the following narnod
streets. or portions az streets. where good
and suftiCient sidewalks do NOT now ex lat.
fo-,yit,
East side Of Mate street from Rusls
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WANTS.
TIE POST IS THE GREAT WANT NE
DUN Oh TEXAS.

AAAM Ot Es-NAGs
NOI5lNG PUBLISHED FREE EN-
ChFP SITUATIONS WANTED.
The charge Tor wants" however. IS
esmost nominal and x YOU want any
guns an al, IN the Cheap Column OF
me Eost is sure Ia got IL for you. Es-
pec!9lly Is such the case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING,
real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
klSlN tSS CHANCES,
PERSONALS.
SEDlEN SPRAYED,
LOST, FOUND,
lAllONS WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE,
BlDS AND PROPOSAL
PROFESSIONAL,
BARGAINS,
PARTNERS WANTED,
WANTED 10 RENT
WANTED BIDS,
WANTED TO BUY,
IMPORTATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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BIDS FOR SIDEWALKS
Mayors Ouicc, city - Houston, De
cenIher H. lso&,-rhe city OF Houston
viii receive sealed proposals. for the inn
ton duly passed by the city council OF
the City 0f Houston ON the lth day OF
December, : 500, said imur0yrment TO be
done according h. specifications on Me
IN the office Of the city engineer Of the
city of Houston, s1id Sidewalks to be
constructed an the following named
str0ets or portions Of gtrtctH. where good
and sufficient sidewalks do not now ex-
Noble street from Gano street TO Carr
Lorraine street from Gano street to
Elysian street
Marion street from Gouo street to Carr
Terry street from Brook street to No
Ilardy street from Nance street TO
Hogan street from Montgomery road
Willow street from san Jaeinto bridge
aaaied proposals will be received at the
CffIce NJ the city secretary until -
o'clock ma on the Hth Gay Of January,
1874 Bids VIII be received FOR brick. Pro-
p1snis Tor the work must be Addressed
10 the city secretary, and must be- So
dorstl "Bida for Sidewalk Improve
ments" ana the bid must name the
streets on winch the sidewalks are 20 be-
contributed. specifications Tor the above
work can be seen ~ the Office Of the
city engineer. BIDS must be accompanied
By certified check Of $3.50 "a secure
the execution ot the contract. The cry
BIDS and 10 award the contract for TIC
entire work or any part thereof
q JNO. n. BROWNE, Mayor.
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Number words. time. times. T3,. mo

Advertiser should remember that let
tera directed 60 Initials only are not de-
hvered through the postotlce. II Initials
are used they should be directed to the
care of some person, firm or DostOtUco
box. AdS ertseIponts can be left at our
office or sent through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST, Houston, Texas
Answering advertisements mention this
paper.
February |. 1898.
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n JTICE- ...,.,,,,-., .,,l,tt,,,.
under the firm name OF ); u ieiIisasis1h
Son II. Henderson and AZ Y. Len
Ss"son. doing general mercantile. bust
nea9 ~. Ne i4th daY OF March. g. D.
1M.a63 diss5iyed By mutual consent The
lt,9nsinsss vii be continued under the old
arm name by J. i. and 8 W HendS,T,s on
ssiiiieTted bv me said new firm, ana any
ANS due BY the old were ana are as
sNtne5 by the new ARM ana J. Mary ~
1icDds-g6n having retired from sad
5,ti1ess on The above date, VIII be no
gHft6sr responsible as partner IN said
business. haEy 80
1917
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WANIED-A good white girl 10 cook
and do general houHe Hork. 1909 Con-
ETeEg street 10
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uELp WANTED.

/ a=
WANTED-A woman for general hOufe
work, must live on the promises Apply
1907 Hamilton 8treet between POLK and
Clny avenues, 10
WANTED-At Capitol Hotci. ehambeF-
mitll, -
W4NTED-1f Capitol Hotel one woman
70 molk IA the laundry 70
WANIED-A good White girl 10 cook
and do general house work 1909 Con.
Breeg atreel. 10
WANTHD-A reapeclible whlto grl can
OBTAIN . good home by applying to Box
~, smthYilc, Texas.
WANTED--A nice. respectable white girl
IN search OF u home TO correspond. must
know how 10 work Address Mrg H. ~
Guidry, Edna, Te1a6, u
WANTED Two good waBherv omen at tic
Grand Central Hotel AT once rs
WH HAVE geyera good openlnge thnt
win bear investigation for mfn with some
capital aew York business Bureau,
room ~. Glbhs bulldlnG houston. Iox ~
WANTlsD-A white R.rl to do general
hogseWora. Can az J2l2 smith street
fNr Ground addition "a
GOOD SHOEMAKER WANTED Must
have t0OlHi VIII furnish, shop work on
share or salary FinElo preferred write
!. q MedlyultA d. Cor crowley, LA ~
a GOOD wlite Gin or woman to 30 cook
Apply al once a. llu2 Kugk avenue COR
ner Fanpln street "
WANTED White woman 10 c0oE al E6e-
ton house IS miles west u Houston, On
A. *. q, r.; WaKrE SO. A. q. Savage.
Btookshirs, waller county Tcxah l6
WANTED Performers, good aingers,
comedians for street work: must he
good people. state lowest salary IN nrst
letter Address w. A. Bpaush Halleita-
Vile. TexnH iS
ACCENTS WANTED IA each county; a
good watch With inst "tdrr; goods sol
lll,e hot cakes 10 the right parties. Ad-
dress y. 70. kilg, Una, Texas. u
WANTED-An A. all round biaeSsniih,
with some capitol, 20 engage IN bunlneas
IN this city; good location Address w.
FRANKLIN, 1913 tralrle avenue 40
AGENTS Tor our new porcelain freclay
cooking vessels; wages ~ 10 81 PEI day,
pay every two weeks. Address CfahB-
Ton q Co. Senla, Ohio. XII
BOORKErPERs .salesmcn, stonograph-
crs, teachers and others desiring posi-
lions ARE invited 10 CAL or addraFs New
York Business Bureau, room -, gibbs
building, Houston, Tc1as. IA
CAPABLE NE Insurance agents open Tor
IA engagement FOR 1894 should core
tpOnQ With or call Dpon y. ID. Day man
agpr Manhattan LIZ Insurance company,
san Antonio. Ie1A8 l2-&D
WANTED Hos9 and girls who with 10
make money when out OF school send
name and we Val tell you how NO
money wanted y, Stayner o.,
Providence, u. !. "a
MEN 70 Fen baIting powder. steady tm.
p4oyments experience Unnecessary fI3
salary " Com. u. 5 Chemical WOrkhi
$40 Van Buren,. Chicago SD
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IOgT-On Main or Preston street, iva
sewing machine account books. Leave
books ut COZ Aiain street and get reward
Il. g. Seegar Il
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NIt8 SINMONE, who lTVcs IN Trlvis
erect VIII lcErn something 10 hcr adj
yalnge by coufeuuE with Airs Bowdtc
az GlA rauniu street
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WANTED Two good waBherU omen AT tic
Grand Central Hotel AZ once ~
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FOR SALOON ensy monthly pAymcntH
one 2-Etory house In THIRD ward.
one 2-story house aud one cottage In
Fourth wnrd south,
royng Savings and Rem Estate Invest.
nent Association. Trust Company Build
Ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

Is CHEAPER TO TRAVEL
|AAN TO STAY AT HOmEI
be streets of Houston are marvel to sight
ers. Houstons hospitality is proyerbial, and
|u will be well entertained, we'll taken care of,
I'D not robbed. Come and stay week. Come
ID see a live, progressive and Up to Date" City.
5 the last chance you will have this year. But
he RATE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,
emember, good only coming Monday, December
s; all tickets to Houston and return
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WANTED White woman 10 cool, AZ Hag-
ton house IS miles west " Houston On
AZ *. Il r.; wages SO. a, q. Savage.
BFookBhire. Waller County. TcXnh Nc
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GOOD physician wanted ~ Burtoua town
ON the Houston and peAas Central rRil-
way. Austin division, 800 or 100 nhab-
tttnls good scloals churches, etc At-
dress ny cali un Citizens, m
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WANTED Performers good aingers,
comedians fof street work: must he
good people. state lowest salary IN irst
letter Address w. A. Bpaush, Halleits-
VILE Texas. ig
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ET0CKHOLDERs'. MEEIiNG,rlhe an an
1r1isyters AID Mechanics National Bank
nnsten Texas for the election Of
directors vim be held in ne banking
~ N ma i y. M. on January o, lsgi.
James A. Patton, preaaeht' 40
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SplRiTUALlSM-M rl Gilman viii hold
cirplus sundays and NedneSdAyH .
O'Clock 3. m. az soA walnut street, tirth
ward take Liberty avenue car TO Wal
nut street rs
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srrUApiON wanted IS sober male cook
to cook or wash dishes; is willing 10
work Tor small wages, Addross 1873,
care fost. 10
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ROOMS AND nOARD.

ROOM AND BoARn- Very comfortable
front room, nicely furnished. with Kf4tt
references required; no children. l6ll
Texas avenue. u
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ADVTRTlsER deslreH employment as
clcrlt or salesman by tho lst OF January;
good references ADDRESS Socrates, 1402
pfoaton hNNnna. city. ~
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WANTnD-A poFltiun driving delivery
wagon or to work IA store as packer;
good reference. W. BaEseit, 1908 Way-
erly street -
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FOR SALTl-Call ana examine oiir Hist
OF bargains IN land M HarriR, Liberty.
counties IN tracts ranging from 20 10
10000 acres ~ prices ranging from
SaaD upwards including aome Of the
bost bargains ever offered we are sure
10 ruit you In farms, gardens. ranches
and tiwh0r lands we also hlye n
number Of choice lots aud resldenocn
on easy payments Cash q Luckal. Ati
FOR gAI11-l.O0 acres "a Live OAK coun-
~, 800 acres ia cultivation, dwelling,
business house and tenant houseei
abundance OF Uat0r. price, $3.50 Per
skaagH Renl Estate company. BeeWllc,
TgNnN XII
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TRlNrEn Wnnts position ON woeItly pa
nor: sirictly temperate and steady; no
fancy wages expected. Address Lee
saiterwhte Workman. Texas. ~
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WANTED-An all round, sober printer
Wishes working interest Ia country pa
PERI best OF references Address Printer,
lll8 OAK Atreet tNnnaaa CITY. Mo. -
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BUILDING Paving bricku Nlln, city mud
rAitoBl delivery South Texas Brick
ana clay Wol9,s, of0ce 5l2 Main street
phone 2OS j. W, Earret. business man
tEcr VT
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a MtilT0 WOMAN Wishes situation
IN private family as cook or house
work Address PISA, this Office. ID
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WANIEp--A position 20 teach children
by an elderly lady Tor her hoard. Town
lie preferred No. 20lo. Post. rs
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FOR SALE Three lots Ia Third w0rdi
nicely located; special bargain " pold IN
nest fifteen days, Address 20iS, care
Post. ~
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BAYOU FRONT AND DEEP WAFER 4
iaee ana factory sitc For sale by +
NmttY. surveyor Trust compAnye bu ID
iug, corner OF Main and Franklin streets,
at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

IN Drummer ADDITION New and
modcru four I'VE MS nnd seven room
houses ON Eaymcuta OF $1,000, S12OO,
1900 ana S1SO0 per month. ~ we hnye
netting TO suit you, bring Us plan OF
thu huuEe YOU want we win build lt
nt,,rSsnts IsiTStrIc oars "a ma f,1i2
the clty; hcent faro 10 residents Don't
pay renl when you can own your own
home. Alexander DARLING y Co.,
nuc q
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J. HUHGEEM the sunset Pharmacy, DIS
pensRry for the Southern Pacific railway.
No. u Congress avenue
HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS.
Ladies' and Eentg garments Of every
description cleaned, dyed and repaired.
also hats cleaned. dyed and shaped.
No. ia Travis street, n Klrschnick.
proprietor.
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$40 CASH. 50 monthly win huy q lot ~
oak Lawn H. Bryan B Co. !,
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y2oO VIII. BUY lot blxl2O in Oak Lawn,
l.. Bryan q Co 16