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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. W1NsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
Of mothers for their children while teeth
in, with perfect success. 1t sOotheS the
child, Softens the gums, allayS all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the bes: remedy
for Diarrhna 1t will relieve the poor lit
tie sufferer immediately. Sold by Drug
g;sts in every part Of the world. Twenty
five cents bottle. Be sure and asN for
"Mrs. WinSiow'S Soothing SYRUP, and
take no other kind. 3--hfXlE
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FGN SCULOi COMMiSSI- NEi;.

To the IIoteIs IF Fajyield Ct"nty:
hereb announce myScl. as candidate
for recollection to the office of School Com
missioner OF Fairfield County: subject to
the action Of TIE Democratic primary:
4 A. y MILLING.
Yy. EJ1for:: PLEASE allow the friends of
Mr.. ". 5. HALL, Jr.: t, nominate him fer
School G. -mmiSsioner. We are fully per-
suatIed that Mr.. Hall will make an efficient
officer. lie is a graduate Ct Wotford Col
lece AMI has been teaching with signal sue
cess in This and Marlborough Counties;
and is fully abreast with the educational
times. o
FElENDS.
l hereby announce myself as a candl-
date for tile Office 0: School Commissioner
of Fairfield County; SUBJECT to the Demo-
cratic primary. ..r,r,.ror
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THE COUNTY REFORM COSEES-
TON.

John Gary Evans Gets the Nomination.
Resolution Passed Aga nst Any Sonlna-
tions--A Primary Asked For-.Other Res
olrtionS.
john W. Llle>, the Reform Chair
MIN, called the Convention to order at
d few minutes past II o'clock. The
enrolment Of delegates was had aid
tie vote of Saturday was announced
by clubs as follows:
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Uow's This!

We Her One llunnfcu DO!iAra lie
ward for ali, case OF Catarrh that ca':'
not be cured hv Halls C:itarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & 60 pr"ps.,
To.cdo, 0.
We, the undersigned, havc known
F. }. CAtncy for the la-' ID years, and
believe him pcrlcctly honorable; in all
business transaction aid financially
abe 10 ca:r. ont :,ny obligation made
by their firm.
WEST Il TKUAX, Wh.'c5a!c Drug
gi<tS, Toledo, 0.
WALDING, ,klNNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Ca:arrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
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Monroe Whalen, of Birmingham,
Ala, writes: 81 purchased six bottles
Of your Japane;e Pile Cure from Mr..
Amzi Golden. and it has entirely cured
me of case of Piles Of % years stand
ing; will adri>c my friends to use it,"
WinnsbAr1 Drug Store.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-14

Pope cot one vote st Jackson Creek.
Tindal did not get a vote in the county.
The following delegates were elected
10 cast the vote Of Fairfield intEe Re
form Convention to be he'd in Coum-
hi. on the 10Th lust:
T. W. Traylor. NJ. NJ. C!iukscal's,
J. NJ. Galloway, Al. H. Mobiey, u. L
Retnberl, I. 5. Brice, }. ". Clarke,
Samuel Mccormick.
Mr.. w. W. Smith moved, and it was
Carried, that each delegate express his
ch,Ice. They al expressed in favor of
Evans. Mr.. Samuel Mccormick being
absent, Mr. English jenkins was asked
to youch for him, which he did.
Mr.. Trsylor then raised the point as
to minor nominations below Lleuten-
ant Governor. His club was opposed
to any nominations except tor CIV
crnor aud Lieutenant Governor.
After some little agitation on the
matter, Mr.. II. S. Brice offered the
following resolution, which was car
rieL, after considerable speech. making,
by vote Of % to 10:
Believing that ii is the sense of the
peSple of Fairti III countv that NO
nominations be mate by the Reform
Convention tntr,lc"E
Resolced, That W., tie itetur,ners oi
Fairfield county, in c. IL enti"n a>sem-
bed, recommend that lie Rs form
Convention 10 assemb!. IN Columbia
on the 10Th make no nomina ions what
ever.
Messrs. }. W. Lyles. John Morrison
snd j. u. Galloway declined to vote
as the matter had not been mentioned
in their clubs.
On Mr.. Brice's resolution Mr.. Tray
lor asked that delegates should be al
lowed 10 cast the club vote Of l-s.
Saturday; that Feasterville with 66
votes would have to abide by the Fin
gle vote of some other club man per-
haps not representing more than - or
Is members, but it was denied him.
The vote was taken by delegates pres
snt and not b, club votes.
In is remarks Mr.. Brice said he did
not mean 10 make a demond, bnt only
wished to express the sentiment of the
county; that the Fairfield delegates
would vote with the majority senti-
ment in Columbia if they determined
to make nominations.
Mr.. TraYlor took the ground that
the people oy their ballots on Saturday
had sent them TO tie convention to
elect John Gary Evans, and at second
primary those who sta! ed at home last
Saturday might do so again; that they
had certain work to do and there was
nothing left but to do it.
MIR. w. w. Smith offered the follow
ing resolution, which vas unanimous
Is adopted:
Resoleed, That we. the ReformeIs OF
Fairfield county, recognize with pride
the valuable services rendered TO the
State by Hon. O. ". Buchanan, of
Fairfield, as Attorney General; and
we no'c with pleasure that he is with.
ont opposition for reneminatior.
Resolred, .further, That we heartily
endorse the candidacy Of Hon. Q. ".
Buchanan, and assure all Reformels
throughout the SAFE that we appre-
ciate Their recognition of his sterling
ability all. :..evotiou to official duty.
Mr.. J. w. L.les took the floor ard
offered the following resolution, which |
was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we, the representa- |
tiyes of the Reformers Of Fairfield, |
favor and endorse the demand for |
CONSTITUTIONS Convention.
The Convention then adjourned.
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FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.

l hereby ANNOUNCE nys If as a candl-
date fGr ~ election I" lie Office If judge
OF Probate CT Fairfield County. suhJn;t to
The lea ,;c:;; !" primary
>.'H JDlIESTHN.
~, t:he pleasure in lA':;n- Hr:"re !h;'
voters %: Fan field the !;st,u. Is! Capt. w.t..
HlNNAHl IL Il c.,liGnl.tt' II! ;rr 'iEce ol
Jud.e rt prub#t' subject "a Ike r'!"n oi
the Den;.nHat!c primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
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WINNSBORO, S. G.

TueS lay. August IL. 1894
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FOE OI;NII At'Di!O;:.

h rrDy "ln, ll;..'r m.>,;i 4 :aEGl 'a;c
fol ie.;ppoiltnIcnt 10 tic pus:ti;'n "i oun-
t. AuUiFo!: subject 10 tlIc a"ticn oi The
Democratic primaries.
= }. l.. RICHMOND.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Ca :or!a.
When she was Child, she cried for CaStoria.
When she became Miss, she clans to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

SLEEPING CAI: SERVICE.
On trains Nos. ~ and $i. Grea; L. s. Fast
Mail, Pullman Sleeping Cars between New DIX
Columbia and Jacksonville.
On Nos. IS. and 36, and 10. Pullman Slcepers
between Charlotte and Augusta.
On Trains Nos. 81 and 3S Wa$!iagton and
Southwestern VestiDu;ed Limited Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Washington ana Angus
~ Now York and Jacksonville and Tampa.
For detailed information local and through
time tables, rates and Pullman Sleeping-car
reservation confer with local agents or ADDRESS
". a. TURK, S. II. HARDWICk,
Genl Pass AG't Asst Gen Pass AS
WASHISGroE. D. G. ATLANTA, GA.
W.B. RYDER, Supt.. CoLUMBIA. $. G:
" II GREEN !. NJ. CULP.
(;en:I MIR, Traffic Mng'r
WAsUlS,:roS. &c. WASHINGTON, D. G..
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FOR COUNTY i;E.L: Cnt.R

respectfully anl.uncr myself cand-
date for rc-apuilt:Grl,t t" the "ihce OF
County Treasurer; subject to t!l:: ac ion OF
the Democratic primary.
NAiNE NCMEr KIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

next years crop. '''''ons TOT
Mrs. William Holmes Of Meer,r,, IL,
visiting the family OF Judge io j,esG a., Is
nnder. 'V"" Alex
A., MSS ., Rose Toland OF chappen Hnl is in
Alma Matthews. O's'n MISS
Mr } w, Murray and family OF rjono
ieIt today for Dallas They have besn ~ Ss'
isllns relatives here since before the the bol I
The public schools VIII resume ,,or,-
ton, WV "eeNS Naca-
Charles L. windhausen is in Galveston
County Tax Collector Mechanism no..
ports That the tax payers are cemirg I'm
IN me shape. They were llttle slow hn,
he thinks than Ia q few davs Bnrioson
county %I,,! finances viii be up with the best
ed that he win not be a candidate '' for 10
election. l'' 'e-
rue city nhygiciang report that there Is
a. great deal OF la grippe and pneumonia
In and around Caldwell. d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08
CALDWELL CHAT.
stewards Meet-oHicers In.
H'hlied-County Finnn.a

satisfactorily Finances,
, nSli, Texas, january s.-The dis
IN " ~ rus OF the Chappeu nm district
me- ME Methodist church here last
i. ne regular church conference
h, Neil tonight, and tomorrow the
4 49, S'ler, Rev E. II, Harmon, will
~ ,,i iaailh'nister the sacrament.
liza. - y Of Pythas Installed the
Wiz. uetrs last night for the ensu-
si1n. months; G. G. Curtin. g. q:
NJ ", g.; w. N. Stone. p; G. s.
r. ~ A. Thomas Kraitcher. Jr..
idus NJ u. james, NJ. OF o.; l.. IA,
Wh1,a. OF WI a, w. Sale. /. O..
'''''S' o. Gi W. A. Hill. jan
uuiis ''sf during the past week has
warm and cloudy. Farmers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

CAPITAL. SD, COZ, OOO-See what the Mich
igan Savings and Loan association has
done for Houston; local board was or
ganlzed In May, 1893: since then has
granted loans 10 its members here 10 the
extent OF S4S 600; our fourth annual
statement shows On average gain Of
~ per cent per aulum; as an Investment
81 per month viii mature $40 I'm SO
months or 50 cents per month viii ma-
ture 500 IN lo2 months can on w. n.
Mcclellan, at Houston Crockery store. l.
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SITUATION BY licensed engineer and
machinist; understands electric lighting,
willing to leave city; not particular
about high wages. Engineer care of
post %
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iPPUS CHRISTI CHAT
,n CONCERT FOR BENEFIT OF
W. FIRTMEN'

,r,o well Rendered nnd
iros concludcs the Festivities
HOP ,,or,niahuy circle Pass an
ne ,'.abie Evening-Cupid'
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CnMpLMNlnN 111n-nn

VIII IlI3NIUN HINTS,
you can't paint rose-bloom into vo,,r
eheeEs. ladies', You can put it there
however, ny the use Of Creole FSnaie
Tonic. the Queen Of Ladies' Reinediaa,se
Try H. nervous ladies', and let US hear
your opinion. 'SdV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

FOR SALE OR TRApE-One Rnowlan
No. 4 stclm pump, good ns new guaruu-
tced. win sell or trade for lumber Ad-
dress H. Pierce. care H. L. Branham
1908 Nance street az
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WANTS.

HH
AhE fOST Is TuE GREAT WANT ME-
Npr,t,t,. DUN or TEXAS.
CIiEljjSTT @ nv BLlsHED FREE, EN-
ne chaTBe for Wants" however. Is
qa i.1So nominal, and ID you want any
're,gs =, ~ Ad. In the Cheap Column OF
be My t5oSt rs sure to get 1t Tor you. Es-
PrNlaily rs such the cnse in
tOOMS FOR RENT,
BOARDING.
EaAlt ESTATE FOR SALE.
SfEClAL NOTICES,
hISlNESS CHANCES,
PERSONALS,
STOLEN, STRAYED,
LOST FOUND,
- L-.N INttNS WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS,
PROFESSIONAL,
BARGAINS,
PARTNERS WANTED,
WANTED 10 RENT,
MANlED BIDS,
NANIED TO BUY,
lNFORMAlION WANTED,
HELP WANTED.
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TRADE on EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange lot genuine Key
West cigars for line gold watch and
chain or diamond ring or pin. Address
1900, care Houston Post. o
UPRIGHT PIANO TO exchange or trade
for anything useful cost Si5u,uscd about
four months; stool, cover, walnut case,
three pedals. Address Piano, this of
flee.
WANTED-Tu exchange q mare ana o.
months-Old male colt for "a good dclly-
cry horse; VIII pay n reasonable differ
ence IN cash for one that suits. r. Grf-
I'm care Texas Lamp ana on CO. 10
WANTED-To exchange Waco city lots
POST
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CEMENT SIDEWALKS - Lociwo5j-
Sbur,er q co. We buy at cargo rates,
others don't" With ". l.. Macatoe,
warehouse. Phone 76. Also brick side
walks Get prices. i'll
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WANTED-By young man y years old,
position as travelling salesman, eight
years experience In groceries; furnish
hest references. Address 26sl. care OF
Post -
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FOR RuN1.

FOR RENT-Sman cottage OF two rooms,
suitable FOR light housekeep.ng; central;
COG Austin street, corner Texas avenue;
references required y
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WANTED-Wor 10y German young
man - years old. to work around
house and attend to horses. Address
2Hll. care OF Post. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

christi. Texas, January e'--The
'''p ~ GIVEN at Market hall last n'sn.
ger s.oGt Of Hose company No.
the IL ,,nr successful affair and espec-
y q me- financial sense. The han
~ Sod with the elite Of the city and
q .o,sted the pleasing manner IN
,ss programme was rendered. At
l,,g sharp the entertainment was
1O'a "a INV an opening chorus by a
o'neh9et nrettily dressed little girls
me- W recitation by Master John
" V1 ad little Miss Picrpont Heahey'
Be nL'u Won rendered that the youth
'cn Wa 'ss called before the iootlighls
fecoi' S,,r o,,,,} duet by Misses Mamie
y ms MS carney was charmingly exc
q, ~ rvo McCampbell, In select recita-
~ ,h,,rn,ad the audience, MS she al
" ue.s tv her matchless elocuuon.
VI u Hrs,de Arnold appeared at his best
" ClN ,o,,5iv applaudei for well rem
4 "es Miss Blanche Rivera accompa-
"a, Him on the plano.
W nv" Tr,nk curtis, who is an elocutionist
Y. .,sr,, charmed the audience with
y y It t, t', and was called back on an
"a e, ~, Misses Eugeuie Macmonus and
~ = ~ ,Tnrphv were well received and
''N 'eSa,,n5sl and concluded part /.
w .g ~ ansned with chorus by "a dozen
~ -i-,s which was followed by Miss
~ S".rr, -, ,,.h, mover sang more
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.LAaM al nnANYAA

WANTED 10 RENT-Small coL5asS y. ~
desirable locality. Third or Fourth M ,ant
(south); also would buy good resident
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FOR RENT-rhe Arlington Hotel bar
Apply 10 labst Brewing CO., ilo Wash
iuHtOu street. 10
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A FiRST SOPRANO desires position IN
choir; familiar with an services. Adj
dress 2U52 care OF Post y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-08

WANrED--By young man tEughshl sit.
uation to work around house, attend
horses and make himself generally use
avenue
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE are buying more furniture ana house,
hold goods than any house In the city
we must give better prices. seei Come
along. Ochiltree g. Coombs. -
WANTED-'ro trade or buy good second
hand buggy, open or top; must be near
ly new Address NJ. p. Houston Post
WANTED TO BUY Good milk COW,
goats, brown Leghorn chickens, bronze
turkeys and thoroughbred boar Jersey
Red or Poland China. Address +. H.
Glass. Liverpool. Bragoria county, Tex.s
WANTED no BUY-A good pony, gen
tie under saddle and In buggy; must be
q bargain; also cheap buggy and sad
die. Address, with price, q. J. r., this
office 10
WANTED TO BUY-A seasons soda
water privilege ia Houston or Calves
ton. Address Roy Allen, Almeda, Texas,
MOss-Cash paid for moss al Houston
Heights Mattress Factory. A. r. Morey
a. Co. l. Z
WANTED-To sell furniture and house
furnishing gcods on easy weekly OF
monthly paYmentH Corner Preston ana
Caroline, Hudson q Flelsehel l-l5
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture, repairing and packing
neatly done, moving and laying carpets
q speciality, Il. i. Bar, 0Oi Main street.
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ron SANE.

FOR SALE = Pure bred iIght Brahma
chickens At StOO, also one pair regis
tered Berkshire pigs very cheap; salts
faction guaranteed, Address Geo. i,
1.iuard, Slguu Texas 10
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BAHGATNH-lG0 ncres, al pralrie, well
drained, on country road. black sandy
son, lis miles north OF Houston Heights;
62T acres 4 miles west OF city limits.
house, barn and well. black sandy soil
"A rare bargain, i60-acre tracts beautiful
land near Crosby: 42S acres 81 miles
from county seat OF Liberiyi go acres
ing ~ $40. 80 acres near Clear Greek,
-ut bargain; houses and lots 10 ~ parts
OF the city. Cash 4 Luckel, JO6s5 Main
Street. II
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UPRIGHT PIANOS Have several good
bargains for this week; all les octaves,
Hauincnts WoTs, Go31a Main, next
Wonder Store. y
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WANTEp-Drug clerk, reg
istered, six years experience, small su-
airy, speaks German aud Polish, Adj
dress 49, W. care OF Houston Post 9
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NEW furnished rooms 20 gentlemen only;
one block from court house; reference
IeluIred. lnuulre Sl1 Cnrollne strent l3
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FOR SAl4ic-Colored fautpll PIGEONS, at
boy 185
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EVK aAIn--tnrue desirable lots aud resi-
denco, seven rooms, underground cia-
tern, two blocks street car NJ low tlg-
urrs ana easy terms. Address O. ). b.,
Houston Post -
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WANTED Position with families to
work before and after school hours
very small wages. Address 20o3, care
Post 9
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sPECIAL NOTICEs

DISSOLUTION NO1ICE-The copartner-
ship heretofore existing between Geo, W. w,
Sims and H. ID. Spore, under the irm
name OF II. D. Spore & CO.. was, on
the 10Th day Of December, dissolved Dy
mutual consent III. -. Spore purchasing
the interest of Mr.. Sims Geo. W. SIMS
III. ID. Spore.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-Charles L.
Rierson has this day purchased an IN
terest In the firm heretofore existing un--
der the name OF II, u. Spore q CO.. anu
In the future the style Of the lirm W n
be Robertson & Spore. Mr. Peterson VIII
have active charge Of the business eias, AZ
accounts due the firm of II. ID. spore q
60. will be collected by the new hFm'
II. y. spoTe, c. l.. Relerson. --
NOTICE. The annual meeting Of me
stockholders of the Houston Ciy 2T.ht
Hallway Company viii be held At! A. tne
oniee OF the. Company, Houston ieA M
for The election OF directors anu ns
transaction Of such other sti BUSINESS
O. A. MCKINNEY, secTestUatrg',
Houston Texas January ! leaL -
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WANTED-W Work Toy young man, mod
crate education, age -, will do anything
honorable; several years experience soc
lcitug and collecting. Address 5Hl, care
of Post
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EXPERIENCED collector wants engage
mtnt with one OF more hrms Tor sen
erai collecting; uueNcepuOnal references
as to honesty, integrity and apiAu-; bond
furnished. Win, care Post
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nnAL nsrArn SON sALn.

FOR SALE-Ihrce new four room houses
and lots on Hardy street. Filth. near
5, p shops. must be sold cheap, eingly
or altogether H. j.. Gagne, assignee.
l-OS Nanee Atrlet. l3
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
j.. T. .ller electrical engineer dealer
in electrical supplies; repairs promptly
attended 10 In any part OF the state.
complete plants a speciality; correspond
ence solicited. Old Electric Light sta
ton, Houston. Texas
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STENOGRAPHER and Remington oper-
atnr. competent every way, wants posi-
ton: take verbatim note: six years rail
road md business experience refer
enoes Address j. II. B., Houston, Post
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HERE Is a man who wants a situation,
CIpyei0nd street. o
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YOUNG MAN, quick at figures, under
stands bookKecpius, and proncient On
thc typewriter utstres position, small
business preferred. Address ". B. Ray
mond, general delivery, Houston. 10
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FOR RFNT-Rooms for Hight housoisoep-
Ine 1905 Hardy street
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Al HALF FhlcE-biO acres hasllahd
county land every acre tlllabIe; come
timber good water at 40 feet 1--WE miles
from Cisco two good railroads. popula-
ton OF county, 11,0CO to 1000; improved
farms adjoining on all sides; must be
sold by February /, 1891. as the State
IS crowdlng for back interest 5000 after
that Gate; land worth 81 per acre. but
will take $3.50; clear title Tor all Or half;
must have $500 to clear. but principal
ruas years at per cent; this Is q
bargain for any one with little money
wanting a good farm; win take balance
In one and two years at per cent or
Houston inside property. CAN or adj
dress A. }. W. care Post, Houston,
Texas. a.
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ANTED-Situation by "A white male
cook; can do baking and pastry work
also. Address NJ. G., No. 1919 Congress
avenue,
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS
Ladies and gents garments OF every
description cleaned, dyed and repaired.
also hats cleaned, dyed and SNAPPED
NO. 1lI Travis street. A. kirschnlck
PROPRIETOR.
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C0T7TT-Nt Webster, Harris county, on
Saturday. january O, 1898, j. c. Conlt'
aged about 30 years
Inc funeral took place yesterday AFTER
noon at GleHwood.
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LOsT-One blue checAered vest; . reward
viii DC paid by returning same % lQlf
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WANTED-S Situation as chambetmaid or
houseWurk by u middle aged woman.
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FOR SAtla-At great bargain, 1900 acres
nine miles west OF Houston, nj ilrst
station ON Missouri, Kansas and Texas;
terms liberal. /, e. Stafford. 3
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SITUATION MANIEp--Colored hoy, age
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