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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-14
RRlEF NOTES

The subject for this evenings meeting
of the Unity Club, at Stenway Hall. will
be The History of Exchange" The
meetings are free.
A horse and saddle belonging to a
Chinaman was stolen from the allev be-
tween and X, Third and Fourth streets,
yesterday afternoon.
The programme is out for the annual
thanksgiving shooting tournament OF
the Pelican Gun Club. 1t Will take place
at Agricultural Park.
A man named Charles Dorer was ar
rested by Officer Fisher last evening for
conducting cheap lottery on Fourth
street, between X and l..
If tie Lord doesn't send along a sprin-
kle pretty soon, some of the streets VIII
be blown away. They are already worn
into great ruI5 and gullies for lack of a
little water.
1t was inadvertently stated yesterday
that twenty voters in the second precinct
OF the First Supervisor District had made
affidavit that they could not read and
write. There were but eight illiterates.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Monday evening next Miss Gertio
Carley-Auld will give her first concert
here since her return from Europe. She
will be assisted by Sigismund Beel Of
San Francisco and others from that CITY
and by local talent. Miss Aud is a Sac
raInento development III musical excel
lence, has Il large circle of friends and
VIII undoubtedly have full house.
Mile Christine, the double woman.
has opened her entertainments on Seventh
street, between X and l., and receives
visitors from l:30 to and 7:30 TO $3.50 p.
n. daily, except Sunday. She is won
deriul creature and well worth seeing.
1.-The Danites" drew good audience at
the Clunie Opera-houso last night. The
play gave thoro ugh satisfaction and tho
communication OF the people was made
manifest by hearty applause. Five of the
ieadlhg characters as personated we have
referred 10 already. 1t is timely now, To
say that Charles Stuart's Timber Jim is
case OF making great deal of a very
unlmportant part, and Stuart can boast
OF having accomplished that feat: and
much the same is 10 be said OF MIR. Me-
Curdy's Stubbs and Joseph Muller's
Jake. Rough. harsh and unattract-
a
prominence unusual by the vigor
and earnestness with which these actors
attack the parts and make them distinct
and strong characterizations. Miss
" eidmau, as Henrietta, has full liberty
by the demand OF the mountain character
TO make 1t loud voiced and bold. She is
prone, however, in other plays to jndt,loe
in uniformly high tone, which not in
frequently suggests n drawl. The lady
is one OF the best utility actresses any
stock company has ever had here: she ia
a capital soubret;e and has the fine quail
ity Of admirable distinctness of enuncia
ton. If now she will clip her tones. and
modify them by greater variation. she
VIII DISTINGUISH herself by Improvement
that will greatly enhance the etfective
ness OF her dramatic work Miss Nav
Powers makes her first appearance with
this company as Huidah, tie most low
able character i'll the long list. She has
done nothing SO well as this. She is
losing that seli-conSciousuess which inc
before marred and stitfened her work.
As The Wilder. she is almost wholly
FREQ from the appearance of effort and of
her own personality; further cultivation
in that direction Will ripen her Dowers
and make ner reading as attractive as her
stage presence. 1.-The Danitesn AGAIN 10.
night.
Katie Emmett appears at the Metropol-
itan Theater Saturday night in her scenic
production of the romantic Irish drama
Killarney" The box-office opens Fri
day morning at tho Metropolitan. Miss
Eniinett Claims to be supported by very
strong company. She has new scenery
throughout, and seven of the sets are
represented TO be beautiful views OF Irish
scenery. There is this to be said for
Katie Emmett: She has never brought
an Indifferent company to tie coast. and
ali OF her engagements in California nave
been successes. She is vivacious, accom-
piished ana a witty cosEedienne, and en-
joys popularity because OF her spirited
manaer aud tie care she takes to stage
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More Lawyers.

The Supreme Court yesterday honored
three more Sacramentans with licenses
to practice law in this State. The worthy
trio who passed the examination are
Charles +. Gardner, William p. Harlow
and Martin Dovine.
The court also admitted to practice a
number Of applicants from other places:
William 3. Kollmyer, J. NJ. Lewis. n.
J. Dennis, W. Ii. Goldson, Jr., \. X.
Tabor, a. j. Monroe, A. G. Fisk, Edwin
NJ. Sweeney, T. y. Perkins, NJ. w.
Rehl, Il. NJ. Comyns, W. Is. Smith, u.
l.. Thornton, +. ". McNear.
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Weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest aud lowest temperatures yester-
day TO have been 76' and Az, with gen.
tie to fresh northerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
the barometricaI readings AZ . a. NJ.
and p. ". were 30.22 and 30.l2 inches
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures,
one year ago yesterday were IL and AZ,
and one year ago to-day 70o and 4O'.
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Suffer club Election.

The annual meeting Of tho Suffer Club
took place last evening. and the follow
ing-nanied members were elected direct
ors Tor tho ensuing year: A. A. Van Voor-
HES, G. Il. Burnham, w. r.. Ormsby. J.
Q. Coleman, George NJ. Mott, Ed. +.
Smith, V. ). McC!atchy, Il. L. Dwyer, Il.
ID. Adams.
The reports of President Van VOORHEES,
and Secretary Ormsby showed the affairs
OF the club to be in most satisfactory
condition.
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DIED.

MA LLA-In this city, November 12, 1894
Joseph Rodigus Malta, a native OF Azure
Islands, aged o. years ana days.
ES- Friends anu acquaintance are respect
1uIly invited to attend tie funeral from lnte
residence, Second street, between y ana o.
til4s morning, at $3.50 thence to Cathedral
Eleventh and X, where requiem hign mass
VIII he celebrated for the repoSe OF his soul
commencing at 10 o clock.
DODGE-ln this city. November 18th. Mrs
Mehltabel D. Dodge, vile OF h. r. Dodge n
native of Montpelier, VI, aged 3 years ;lild
10 months.
A9-tuneral from the residence, 9l9 +
street, Thursday at 10 a. NJ. b. -ptJ
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i,an,srupt hardware sale.

Bell & Co. did lively business yester-
day at their auction sale, at 420 street,
of the bankrupt hardware and crockery
stock OF K. a. Gains & Co. of Biggs.
Butte County. The sale will be resumed
at 10 O'clock this morning. and there are
hundreds OF articles yet to be sold.
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Auction sale at Monte vista.

On Saturday, the 18th, W. Ii. Sherburn
will sell at auction, at P. ~, on the
Monte Vista Tract. one acre of choice
land with nice house of seven rooms.
ali hard finished. It is supplied with
water under pressure, and has a good
barn and outhouses. Intending bidders
carried free TO inspect the property.
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CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE,

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
w cure themselves without the least ex.
posture, change of diet or change in applicae
lion TO business. The medicine contains moth
ing that is OF the least iajury TO the constitu.
fion. Ask your druggist for 1t. Price. Il q
bottle. IuE
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The fashionable corrective ladies' tonic
is Angostura Biuers. the world-renowned
tonic of J. G.. b. Siegert IL Sons. Ask
your druggist
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-14

ASK your grocer fer C. NJ. Davenports
Nevada Comb Honey. The only pure
honey OH the market.
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SARSAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent. McMorry, 81 II street.
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MARRIED ladies try SECURE. Take no
substitute. See general notice column =
CORONADO WATER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street.
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her plays well. The new play is by Con
L. Murphy, and is said To be the best she
has had, and the assurance is given that
1t will be produced here precisely as it
was given at the New California Theater
in San Francisco.
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WANTED 'rhyee experienced canvasserE.
Apply Monday morning at O'clock s.
Anderson's photograph gallery i03ie
Main street %
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WANTED--I4ady canvassers to ReIl thu
famous 'Qneen IaRbella FOR the conn
plexton and Empress Eugenia curling
Aud. Call or address Fannie Wilson.
lll3 seventh street n
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WANTht)-7Agents cverywhore on salary
$50 and commissions extra. FOR rapid
seller. iOncloae stamp, Am. Lock- Crank
Co, Milwaukee, WIS.
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LADY made So last week selling LONG,
Solid Murllage Pencilg.H Why not your
Address G. a. Long, manufactured, 934
Eearborn 81, chtcago. NJ. %
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ANsWEKs for advertisers in
3 ne Post for week ending
/. 80 siDl Oh y VI (2,, 202 (2),
Y Cox Sydney Cobb. 247s %,
~ CD Fair, q NJ, Cavs'e
~ y Hunter. 1888. 1881 90,
Z me- J. G. NJ, 2is5. Mrs. 4.
!. n 2sls. 2i7l. 1851 NJ. " f..
~, ESQ C2). sig5 90, 23l6 az,
ssn Clerk PRIVATE FUmily %,
4 zis9 2ssh C3). 2ie6 ~, 2f7l,
as9i Weiner. Widow, 2ii4, 2ii9
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STEM GThAP HERS, bochkeepera, sales
men ana TEACHERS desiring POSI- uona are
Bureau,n ]. W Hudnali, manager, Dali
las, Texas. 70
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HELP WANTED.

NNANgrBo--A man cook Of steady habits
and competent to attend to short order
business IN restaurant and 10 do gem
erai kitchen work good wages ami n
steady job for the right man; refer
ences required. Apply IA person only or
Hall saloon, lirenhnm, rex. II
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WANTED gents for a fast selling arti-
Gle Apply at Sl5 Rusk avenue. corner OF
Travis street. after 10 q. IN. Call for
Moore Is
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WANTEIo--Sltuetion aa porter. Jatitor Of
work around the house. have good refer
ences Address 1863 care Post. ~
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wANTEI)--A man with 800 capital can
u, this offnn. -
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W.Nh'T'f;I 81 situntion a. Tal1i1nar a1c
noriAt by one that undarstinds the bust.
ness Address H. a, caro- Young Mem,
GhriAtinn hAaoclatlon. ~ 2.
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WANTH1D--A woman 10 work in section
house. German preferred. Apply to
George Bausa, stall No. "a Central mar
ket. "a
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M-ANTED-griat've ladies 70 press custom
pants man and wife 20 take charge OF
kitchen ana dinipg room; good wages
Apply. Mondayi CIV EnploNment Co Is
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LADY AtiENTs-The caalesf and most
profitable thing 70 do Il TO sell the Hy-
geia Corset. Send FOR terms and infdr-
Ipatlon TO THE Western Corset Co, ST.
Louis. Mo.
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WANTED--A poHition ~ a hotel, as night
or day clerk. or IN any capnciiy, thor
oughly competent. Small salary Nd
dress 2i44 tnis office. y
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
ladies' and gents garments OF every
description cleaned. dyed ana repaired.
also hats cleaned, DYED and shaped.
Nio. ia Travis street A. kirschnick.
prouriotor.
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I'D Position rs bDplkkceper offite
work on drug clerk. 30 years old esiary
on trial; good references. VIM. ID /"
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WlA.NrI1D- Position by lAdy stcnngrapbef
and typewriter, and 10 ls,s.st 10 general
office work Refcr ito WI Harral Nd
dress StenogFapher. care w Hari.aa, si4i5
Main street n
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WANTED--Steady woman or girl for
Kitchen and general house work: must
come we'll recommended Apply az zfdg
Fannin STREET n
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AGENTS make IS a day; greatest Kitchen
ntensil ever invented; retaiIs % cents;
TO sold IA every house. sample post
age paid. cents. McMRclsin a. Forshee,
Cincinnati Ohio, b-H
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WANTEDy-1A boy handy about yard and
stable i2i7 Webster avenue. q
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iENPERIENcED ofiice man wants a. Id,
vote hts spare time 10 Keeping aniAl
set books Ut reasonable pay. No. 2aaa
care Post. q
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MANIFESTATIONS visiting retail drug
gistE 10 handle side line on commission
81 snap Address Town Boys' Friend
company, Atlanta. Ga. 70
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

~ Protect. your property
1ssslss and high winds by se-
nlnado policy. Rates less than
~ lnsurance. Chfldress a. Tay-
lance Agency. "a
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WANTED Employment on farm by ex-
perienccd young Texan; am energetic;
mean BUSINESS. unpxceptiunal reference.
Address al Oucn W. Marquis. lilo Pres
ton avenue, Houston, Tcxasi y
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&c shonld remember sk9t let
s 2 initials only are not de-
sza the pestofnce. II initials
4 ~ should be directed 10 the
person, firm 9r pc~t0fice
lNments ran be eft ut cur
'ses shiongh the matt to-
.ztSioN POST. Houston. Texas.
'sz Establishments. mention this
y !. iies.
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spEcIAL NorIcns- commune.

ELECTION PROCLAAfATI0N.-
BY virtue Of the authority vested In
me as mayor OF the City Of Houston ]
hereby issue this proclamation announce
ing mat on Monday, April 9, 1874 gem
erai election wll be held for the eiee-
ton OF all elective officers OF the City
Of Houston, viz, mayor city treasurer,
city engineer, city tax assessor and COL
leetor. ely marshal, city street com
missioner recorder and the aldermen Of
the different wards and l hereby dos
ignate the following places for holding
the polls at said election and the officers
at said pDlls viz. First ward VIII be
held at Macatees warehouse, aud Jno.
u. kessler IS hereby appointed presii-
ing officer; Hugh Hamilton and Jake
Weiss are hereby appointed judges Of
election to preside md conduct said
First ward roll. Second ward poll VIII
be held AT HenryFreund Hall on Frank
lin street, between ST. Emanuel ard
Hutchins. and JONES Thompson Is here
by appointed presiding officer. Z. NJ.
Geiselman and Robt. Llskow are hereby
appointed judges Of election to preside
and conduct said Second ward poll.
Hall and j. i. Meyer is hereby appoint
cd presiding officer, and g. y. SheArfs
and James Dow are hereby appointed
judges % election to preside and conduct
said Third ward poll; Fourth ward
sseutt) poll VIII be held AT The Market
House, and u, A, Rechardt ~ hereby
appointed presiding officer. and j.. G.
MAtheyys ann - y 5Neiiar are mslgpy
M sa,1 T,onrts, ,ior3 fsa,s,b
mil FSnrth ward tnorfh) poil viii be
held al Burners FALL, on Washington
Ell presiding officer, ana i. j. Ryan and
Wiliam MaEi SsSn are neseSg ap 9a tin
% ~, ~ l5e,st IN M.
ttoi sald hounl NaIg uipltp pyll. = l y z
EltIh MaId poi YIN g!i " pFti ~ y, 2
aain;ad r,rssiaine officsr. aud Robt IL
Jones and +. r. Parker are hereby ap37
pointed Judges q elecuen 20 preslde ana
control sud tlttn ward pom. iFehihine
officers herepy appontea VIII select
tpelr own CLERKS OK elsglipn M ~,
said election M accord2nce Win the
STATE law now IT, force IN reference 70
the election N cities " more than zen
thousand inhabitants. inc pous WIN pc
opened AT o'clock on the morning, OF
me election ana remain open un''' :
p m JolIN 4. BROWNE.
- Mayor Of the City OF Houston.
NOTicE-N9tle is hereby Gtven mat the
gIeet9f5 o. oe NM ~ N Din nv IA bed al the
l,sllLpaS Ia ci,;,,,nn, IN ifo1ist1n an
ottNS " s,rr 20 7Sas al Ia O'clock n
ni''iu4s 8. b seger,
4-la - = -
N0TTCT no sTOCKHOLDERS-
,l,he annual fneeting Of stockholders OF
the Union co,,npTess, and 4, Wa lT,ne se
Az co,nnany on Tuesday. April ., 1891,
AZ II o'clock a. m.
d. p HILL President
n w. HOUSE. Secretary ~
~, sToo,,a b.pd
= books IN stock We buy and sen ia ssl.-
tnre ana nonssiio tooI,,ps sos irRnnin
40. OthhttS9 o n
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WAlN,rIt1)---A good German girl TO do gem
eral homework; references required:
good wages TO right party. Apply inn
mediateiy at l717 Capitol avenue. corner
chenevert street Is
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AND

ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND
EJECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
u I .illor, electrical engineer. dealer
In electrical supplies. repairs promptly
attended TO II any part OF the state;
ence solicited. Old Electric Light Sta
ton. Houston. Texas.
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1NN'rEl)--Slfunflon % feipch N fanlY
or school. or bookkeeper and cotresponi-
emit Home through The summer more
de1lrpble than Nigh salary AudreaA
Teacher, Burkhorni Texas. n
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H;Air2JNJ1I9 = rositioD by an experienned
energetic and Industrious min az an
agent or mitfriEer in any line OF btisi.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
wANTED-4A position IN hotel, as night
OF day clerk. or IN any capacity, thtoI-
oughly competent. Small salary Al-
dress 2iA4. tnia Once. :.
WANTED Situation as porter. Janitot Of
work around the house. have good REFER
ences, Address 1853 care Post. =
W'ANrnD- DIGESTION by ltdy stcnograpbef
shn y seoylI san 10 " Harra Ad
dress Stenogtapher care w Harraa' 81 .,
Main street Y
WANTI5T5- Sliuafion 70 feach n family
or school or bookkeeper and cotrespomiv
emit. Home through The summer more
dexrpble than nigh salary AudreHn
Teacher Burknorn, Texas. ~
MAN AND WIf'E want employment im-
Indefinitely with some good Family; wh6eN
WfA,NTHl--Eo airipn nH nfrss BY mnn. hHs
had 3h years experience In Austin liz
aaiie asylum; AddreHs IN care PosI Y
WANTED - Position by hi'st-nlRsa saRyer:
can furnish good recommendations. AID
dress q 1. Gstter. Benulnoni. 1'exas q
4 YoljNcl LADY wistea SONS good aoIae,
Willing TO assist in hpnaehoid dulles.
References Aurireas 2iss, enre Post y
Will. G5pA Nj, ms CleYeland street. wants
SITUATION ~ yard man n
YvulNG MAN rs years OF age. WISHES pos
ziton IN al orhce; can typewfite. Au-
1lt5h dolt bAeuf StIceA ~
isnaI1s1oN wanted BY 4 coiofed boy n
years odd 70 attend 10 horse aud buggy
aud make himssgf useful, Address 1905
nafe fQyt. n
LABOR TO i.i1A FL VIII receive propo-
slpions up 70 April 10 20 lease while and
Mexican canvlcts Al suitable work, such
as upon railroads. wood rDopplng, land
Gearing. d9tchln& leyeetk. ofc The
a raalroan sapfs sasl hall eensss q NY o.
I'VE or more. For terms and full par.
tirplarg address J., a. Whailey, aupefin.
tendept state pfnlteutIafisg, Huntsytl.e.
sI'l'iJ AsrfdN SVKN'TlS75 ~ German man
70 % garden work. Address gige. care
WANTED ~ Positions BY Two yoinS IA
dieg plsters literary and. music de.
Samo school Or town. both graduates
and experienced literary teachers, ma 4 III
emAtics Latin German, bookkeeping,
harmony; testiplcniaie furnished Oh APP
plicaNou. Address Miss A. T.. o.. Box
a GOOD general cook and baker warts
place; railroad iob preferred Al
aresz NO Ivy care oL Posi- 2
HlTf1ATICN bAnted by young c5luf1d
man 70 tend 70 horse and buggy %
everything about place. George Floyd
IlV8 Liyn Oak street ~
HQrtsls-i-A hrsfscilas steward wants 20,
gitipni no os|1acion 70 "a anywhere
Address zfiD. cure Post. Is
A. WfDoW LADY, wants Alpsafson "a 4
nouAekeerer for soma widoWer. Address
t.ztnn batls. t,9nroe Iexek. 70
NAiSTfiJ Situation o drive delivery
Wagon ~ ,unn who killWD The city
Or foEt' rs
~ NTl9f y 7l3y YOUNG In6n q % yS7f7' 20
eiilpn o. any Kind that Is unn4st ana
1puofapinf mol Nfl<id 81 work; wages
moaerete, p. r. ~, sasf tpat. q
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FINANcIAL.

FINANCIAL.
W1NTED-T borrow 800 on ~ nlss Fsas,ss
veal estate security. Address -ii-' ii"ussss
ton Post
TIEF INSIJRANclc. tornado insustnes
rem Insurance, plate glars in IN sas,,r,
accidenf INSURANCE. S6sam pggllnt "a.
ance Chidress 8 ta8lpf' 1870 I'll
change building ..--.----------.-----
TRADE or EXCHANGE.
$50 ACHES 81 choics Fort Ee19 a I'll Han.
exehafee. n, care DayisF, ftoon 3
nah. H..
70 ExCfIA 4 CiE hl,tn pre9 .a,,ss iaiind
ar q HAVOC handsome tAmi'y ,,,,s,i .'i,,,
f.hant6n Tor city f1t ~ y MHt *
STOVES rcpeiTc1 p9rght sole 81 81 ri
ohanfed. faKtilnc Stoves =. .sI.e them
viii cnll a Your house apn te ~. ' ''s1e
* ellan eN san 3aehfto Fiff8' "
CpnBress. ---,---,7T----II, n
70 S11s;ITT, m fr1da GOOD pfprti,,3 ~
ne i've town 81 Ennis sfs w IA NJ Is
1900 for Improved ~ i.p.. a Irown,
Southern T9Saa. Ad1fffs ~ = '''j
lcnnia, Texas.
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NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures
The annual meeting Of stockholders OF
4he Union COaupress and Warehouse
CjoInnany will be held al the office OF
dhe company on Tuesday, April 2, 1871,
at II o'clock q, m
q. p HILL, President
u, NJ II0IfGE HanrnlnrN. a.
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NOTICE Notice Is hereby Etven that the
annual meetings OF stoqkhoidors ana
Railroad company win be held az the
Office of said company IN Houston on
Monday. April y. 1884, al 10 O'Clock a,
m g. 3 Seger,
Ais Secretary.
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FOR diseased liver or Kidneys or spleen
enlargement. there is no better remedy
than the Celebrated Lulpg Mineral
water for board by the day, week or
month, together with use of the water,
write for terms TO the New Johnston
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Z X a.etrehy given that the annual
ksi5,, tns eiockholders and board
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81 en'pla' san Jacinto Pro-
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