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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-23
nIDs AND PROPOSALS.,

yoTfCE TO COHTRACTORS-Blds win
he received up 70 u o'clock noon, Feb
Tnary 10, 1891, for the new court house
a. Ia. erected at Madiaonviile Madison
county, Texas. l'laHa and speclhcaiOns
may be seen At tho offices Of the
rounty fudge. Madis0nYle, ana r. 9.
clover 4 Co. architects, Houston, Texas.
4 certified check 70 accompany each bid
70 INC amount OF $1,000, ZIG
MAYORS OFFICE, city Of Houston, Jan,
unry 49, 1s34.--The cry OF Houston VIII
rocaiye sealed proposals Tor the metal
furniture 10 be placed ~ me vault Of
tho city assessor and collector or ltAfs
and tile city engineer Of the city OF
Houston, Texas, as per resolution passed
by the CITY OF Houston on January -,
1884 Each bid must be accompanies
with plans and specifications ot the
work 10 be done. Sealed proposals. VIII
be received AZ the office Of the Guy reg .,,
rotary untn " O'Clock m. on February
l2, 1891 Bios must be accompanied .py
certified check Of S2l1 TO secure me
execution Of the contract. the city re,
serves the right TO reject any and AL
bids. JOHN r. BROWNE, Mayor a.
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a FInBTCLASS saloon and lunch conn
ter for sale or exchange for real estate.
Apply to $40 Milan street ~
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FOR SAt.E-Npuonal cash register; de-
tail adder. with chccl, printer 10 use one
year. cost SIS, win sell chenp. Address
NJ J.. Allard' Elebutue, Texas, ~
LINEN - Importer anticipating losses
through tartW changce has consigned uH
tor sale below importation cost 500 dozen
each sizes aONtO actual mensuremenh
Bamsloy linen buck ana linen damask
towCls Sl60 dozen. FraniSlins, oil Main
pOuALE DAISIES Beautiful little snow
balls, now coming in bloom packed and
shipped In such growing condition, 81
plants for 81, OF " pansiVs ana rs daisies
Tor 81. a. Whitaker, 5G Travis. 2-5
HAY FOR SALts-I have olshty tons OF
trst-clsss black land hay for snle at
low tgurcs, For further particulars
write 10 ". l. am, sealy, Austin coun-
", Texan. y
FOR SALE Seven complete sets bed
room furniture for CASH soad condition;
can be seen 400 Crawford street. house
can lee rented Tor roomcrS, hrsl-clOas
boarding house next door, reason for
selling, sickness In my family Address
s6s6, care Post Is
FOR SALE Choice milk cows for cash
or installmcw, at H. u. Smiths feed
pen al tonsumetN on MIL w. q.
PolS agent 2.2O
BHAuTlFH YOUR HOMIE There is no
better nor cheaper way to accomplish "
than by planting The brazilian Morning
genuine home raised seeds nj W cents
tsllveD per package, three tor e cents
Fur sale hy @ 10 Todd, Alvin, IeNas. Y
WANTED 10 sell one prouty S-column
power printing press; compete except
chNscs either steam or hand rower,
NrBt-clus9 order: price SllO f.. o. H. C.
Il, Bailey. koekport Texas, q
( EDISON INCANpESCl2NT LAMPS. The
best made; % III my socket. 10. i6, 20
u candle power 32}a cents each. Ad.
dress General Electric Co, Dallas. Tex tt
! FOR SALE-Ono foot power scroll saw
ANA turning lathe ANA one rOwb0ab
cheap. Inquire on address corner Eighth
and Preston ~
| FOR SALE-Or exchange Cor other prop
orty, two large drauEht horses. Two
! large mules ana two good wagons, one
me Durham cow and iplstOin cnlti also
! Hrahma. liun Cochin and Lnngshan
chickens eau az " ioung'B avenue, y
| CEDAR POSTS 800 good spilt poate, cheap
FOR cUahi delivery - my residence. COR
nrr Sutton and Milby road. j. w. Bar
| rot q
! For sAIil~Pcitin duck aud Golden sea.
| bright Bantam cggs, $3.50 setting; Col
orcd ranIdl pigeons ~ pair jos Mar
| BARGAIN Gentle buggy horse strong
top buggy and harness, two well trained
! deerhpuudR, good saddle, al very cheap,
Can 1905 Liberty avenue. q
FINE LOT of light hafness for sale 81
Lnrondon's elahles ~
| FOR SAIE-One irottlng bred stallion,
standard and one saddle stallion. both
| fast, also some me drivers aud stand
ard colts aud nlleH, Address Foote
Bros, box sQl Houston Texas -
| FOR SALE.-Ten thousand tw0-ycar-old
| 10 $ feet high Japan plum trees, Boz
tan. burbank satsnma and Chnbot. at
very low prices; also a fine lot of native
phmB; must be- sold Apply 20 H. IL.
Leyonlecker Frelshurg, TeNas
! PIANO FOR SALE OR ENGHA Nt3F,-
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WANTED-uOn work " any Mnd
by young man; capable aud willing, Adj
dress W. Wyndolts, care w. G. Cruw-
ford. 20
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WANTED no nuY.

WANTED-.A good incubator, and must
ton Post between and o'clock today z;
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WANTED A live correspondent and
sales agent FOR the New OrleRus sun
day Sun OWeeklU Address l39 poydras
street, New Orleans, LA, y
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AIM p make - q UuNt greatest Kitchen
utunsli ever invented; rctHls 80 cents;
TO sold IN every house; sample, post
age paid, cents, McMacltin " Forshcc
Cincinnati Ohio 5-G
SIDE LINES per town paid travelling
men Go appoint agents. no samplca,
Write ,Q j, +. Rowins, lis Fifth avcuue
Chicago. ii.g5
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/ WANTED-A situation by "A lady stenug
raphcr and typewritcri Will ai9o assist
In office work; can furnish references
! NJ 90 nhllLN. AAlLnsa 80. Cnrn HoaL. %
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ron SALE,

FOR SAt.E-Natioual cash register; do
tail adder, with checl, printer, 10 use one
year. cost SIS win sell cheap. Address
Nj, l.. Allnru Clebutuo, Texas, -
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FOR SALE One-year-old Ia Conte and
Keller pear trees. 50 PEE hundred, Gail
on OF address J. a. Baker. Jr,, Houston,
Texas 81
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FOR SALE-lliEhly improved place; COM
Portable cottage, water ana gas. paved
street splendid ne,ghborhood; street car
line on each side u you don't mean
Tunly, the King Of Shoe Stores.
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stcnogrnphors sales
men and teachers desiring positions are
Invited to call al South Texas business
lHTeau. krupp & Tuttly building, Best
city references gS
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UIGHEgT cash prices paid for second
hand furniture; repairing ana packlnE
neatly done; moving and laying CARPETS
speciality. T., r. Bar. 0o4 Main street
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LosT, FOUND, sTRAYnD, sroLEN.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN -,
ington county, one dun mare niue, hpoul
Is years old and 70 hands high lesS
striped like zebra; brand on lett ehou !,
der but not now recollectedi PLAINLY
marked by gear; very gentle. Also ON,
sorrel flly, about years oldi leel ~
white; saddle mark on back and winners
white spot on left side Of neck no
brand; VIM pay SEQ for delivery OF lns;
two animals 10 me at Graball or WI
nay literally for any informa ton leadil.k
10 their recovery. J. ~. Jones.
BOOK LOST Between FRANKLIN avenue
and McCjoweu avenue Finder please re
turn 10 n Il. Jones, l0ll fIanklln G .
IOgT-A red leather long pocket DOOR
containing several notes ana oNeF ~
pcrs VI no value except TO owner, q fft-
bonahle reward for same leit az hute, ~
ms House
Lost horsesi sorei marked "a a
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FOR SALE Choice milk cows, for cash
or installmout at h, d. smiths feed
pen. nj Consumers ON Mn W. O..
Folk agent 80
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WA&TEu-Au office boy 10 go to coun-
ny; must read and write Well; none un-
and board. Address IN own handwrit-
INK y. O.. this Once, n
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I,OgT-Tygo hOrses; sorre marked
connected; the other, q pay, pfa a.la.,
on front shoulder and thigh with Span
ish brands: a reward Of 81 viii be given
II returned 20 Robinson Place. -
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FOR SALE or RGNT-On easy terms.
one fne livery stable, with atockynrds
and three room cottage. all under same
enclosure: splendid stand, ON principal
street IN the town Of BeeYille, Bee coun-
IT, Texas. AddresH G. u. s., care Com
merc'ul hntlDn~l Bank. BeeYlle, Bee
county, Texas. "a
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Advertisers should remember y dra u not de- DE-
ters up sSSGtSSSIirS the postofhee y Initials
are used they should BE- directed os NJ 5
care OF some person, iirm he OF eft oS At our
p2A, n ssnf through the mail to- 49,.
otFliiffE HoGsToN POST, Houston Il, 5e1 isis
Answering advertisements mention ina
PGRsbruary /. 1898. --
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LIST OF ANSWERS
FINANCIAL.

4 LADY would loan out few tho lIu.o,'si
dollars in sums 10 suit on some " ssi 4
securities or good notes N1D's b
Post.
ANIED-SlOO00 for 1--WE or SIX care
T. f. Rosenwpid. 1912 shea street. elly. =
-7-----,,i,S-,I,T I7[TXT has money TO loan "
- n,, - amounts from So and upwslsNeS,
~ rates OF interest App "a
ad0l, this office. ----7-------
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NANrED-Nan and Wife 10 work. wo.
man TO cook and do homework. man To
make garden attend to horses, COWS and
do general work about place. state age,
eSpericgee and vases expected; German
nm, SMe'S ab6reierryHi Eooa place 70 rlsnt
ASv1s -'"N'V9' q" 81 tV'e'e' NalNV'&
-------------.----------------
WANTED Young or miidle-aged white
fi 49,, w. uo s''''la, hoHsSWoIN' smn9.
an1rtI,r,tg r,,,u,, "H NJ, ,oI iots
TsrGi,Itii,, ,,,,, n''"' va WV o"' 'Vis
-,
NANpED-A good reliable man. per
NM l's Soe'g 70 "LsgRai ihiowc1 Saraeh
nfly tenf,l 4rn,,,,3 H., b,t,en rri, T.,
4, = 'fioUso ,S"t NtSi .t,,ot -Nlp'S "
~ 80
AHEN rs make - a day; greatest Kitchen
to sold in every house: samp,e. nost-
age paid, 8 cents McMacltln X Forshcc,
tluclunuu, Ohio. j-20
SIDE lNb-S- per town paid travelling
IVrW =" HPls'iBS HsNi',Ss ,tWie9 NamtplvH'
Mtlt' w d. r. NuNlN' Il' RUIN avenue
S,..e,,t9, ------ LIZ
WANTED 4 I'VE Correspondent and
day sun 'WeeklO Address l3s Pcydms
eueeS NgM oIleans, l.l ~
men and te1e 's desiPinE paogsItiops SIRE pre
Invited TO- call az South Texas Business
bureau. krupp " Tutily building Best
CIV references. &
WNNTEIJ-An 1TVce h0y ia 20 IN conn
Try. must read and write Well; none I'M
willing to work need apply. salary SIS
and board Address IN own handwrlt-
AGENTS WANTED Ladics aud gents
make 50 to $40 daily selling the Eloc-
trieal Wonder; 400 Crawford street, to
p. m.i general agent wanted, y
AGENTS WANTED 10 appoint ngonis In
every locality in the uted States; a
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WE arc buying more furniture and house
hold goods than any house IN the city.
We must rive better prices; Beei Come
along, Ochitron a. C0ombs. 81
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tCut KENT Nicely furnished room for
Bentlemen modern conVenienccs ana
line street, between Prairie ana Texas
avenues II
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bBEDS-.We carry the largest stock In
the South; send for our Wholesale and
retail catalogue. free. just received. a
car new crop alfalfa clover. one cav
Tennessee Triumph potatoes, one car
onion sets, etc, Holloway a CO.. whole
sale and retail seed merchants, Dallas.
Texas Catalogues free. 40
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
.--..y 81. While E--..-..
q r0 II ad:iqht.

q - sro Head:ight.
WAile'out bird hunting Monday AZ
,crnoyl. lr Jo-eph b Crawford va,
a.e:a.a IL -a. Is i.- l.., ie- - IA
comps. "a Au ssor.f l. Rec, ana
although atapusat.8n aa- vaeces>iui,y
performed. died tie next morning from
los, II blood. a. nearly two hour. li*ter-
yenesi before Mr Crawford Ma brought
home ana tie operation performed.
The accident occurred below Mr..
Hennett'- race track. Mr.. Rice had
! lust finished re-loading one barrel OF
! his gun, when the hammer fell, explod-
ing the charge and sending the entire
| load Of bird shot into Mr.. Crawford :
thigh. completely shattering the lone
Mr.. Crawford was evidently watching
come birds and had just stepped II
front of Mr. Rice when the gun wen
of
Mr.. Crawford was IN his 18th yea
and leaves a young wife and two small
children, besides three sisters and ;
brother. and host of friends to mourn
his sudden and untimely taking Off
His two sisters, Mrs. A. A. kluttz an'
Miss Berta Crawford, arrived from
Chapel Hill Tuesday afternoon, no
knowing that their brother was dead.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
Republicans in Chatham.
Chatham Record.

Chatham Record.
Those populsts in this county who
have vainlv imagined that they had
swallowed the republican party, may
vet find out their mistake and that
they themselves have been swallowed.
Instead of the republican party IN
Chatham being dead, we fear that in
1896 it will prove to be very much
alive. Already it is preparing Tor the
next campaign, and on last Saturday a
thorough reorganization was perfected.
On that dav. in pursuance Of II call
made by MI H. c. Long quite num-
Der Of the old fire-tred republicans met
here and proceeded to elect a new
county executive committee villa VIZ.
Long i. chairman. Among the most
noted republicans present were W. Z.
Thomas. Richard Ramsey, A. II. Lut-
ser,0h J. : FUu~hee and others who
were prominent III the party during
the Reconstruction days, but who had
hee1, somewhat in retirement for sew
eral years past Now, that they see
their old party restored to power they
are emerging from their retirement and
are making ready to enjoy the fruits OF
their victory.
4 resolution was UNANIMOUSLY adopt
ed. calling on the Legislature to repeal
the present system of county govern
ment Chairman Long made quite a
rallving speech, and in it he eloquently
enlooized the State university and de
precated any impairment of its useful
ness BY the next Legislature.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
The Newspaper---1ts Value.

Selected.
TO produce paper requires the lib
eral patronage and good will Of the
merchants and citizens in general, but
il must be remembered that the news
paper business Is the most reciprocal
Of all lines of trade 1t not only ex-
poets life, but gives out life IN return.
For the patronage which it sollcits and
expects 1t will carry trade to counters
or business houses in return. is bus
mess and the peoples each affects
and is affected by the other. In APP
pealing thus to the good people of a
place for their subscriptions and adj
vertising patronage the newspaper Is
not soliciting bare favors, but it pro-
poses and does return all the patronage
it receives in measures we'll filled,
pressed down, heaped up, and running
over.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
Hold on Boys.

Erchunge.
Hold on to virtue. 1t is above all price
to YOU III all times and places.
Hold on to your good character, for
il Is and ever VIII be your best wealth.
Hold on to Your hand when you are
about TO strike steal or do an improper
act.
Hold on to truth for it will serve well
and do YOU good throughout eternity.
Hold on to your tongue when you
are lust ready to swear, lie, or speak
harshlv, or use an improper word.
Hold on to your temper when you
are angry, excited, or imposed upon, OF
others are angry about you.
Hold on to your heart when evil persons
seek your company and invite you tC
ioin their games, mirth. and revelry.
Hold on to your good name at al
times. for it is much more valuable to
YOU than gold, high place, or fashion
able attire
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
A Pleasant Manner.

penriHt Times.
With soft voice and pleasant man
ner. many Il man has made q fortune.
1t il no easy matter to be able 10 give
a soft answer which not only turns
away the wrath of an enemy but makes
a multitude Of friends \ man may
talk sweet and nice on special occasions,
and for a short time but few can sit in
an office and answer questions about
business. every minute in the day,
without giving shor, answer. some
times. the clerk or salesman. almost
worried To death, Is downright rude.
We OF ght to make allowance for them
but it is nevertheless a great pity that
all business men whether they be clerks
or EMPLOYERS, cannot at all times be
civil aud agreeable. Young man.
practice the art; it will be worth a
great deal to YOU For his rough an.
swers many one has lost his place
without knowing what hurt him.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
4 st1ry About Sam Jones.

IartweH, Ga, SIN.
An unusual incident occurred at the
close OF sam Jones sermon at Pulaski
the other day. Stepping down from
the pulpit, folding his hands
across his breast and looking
-olemnIv over the audience. the great
reyiyalist said
II want ali the women III this crowd
who have not spoken a harsh word or
halhorad an unkind thought toward
their husbands for 4 month past to
stand mp
Ore old woman. apparently on the
shady side of 80, stood up.
Come forward and give Inc your
hand = said the preacher.
The woman did SO. whereupon Jones
said
Now turn around and let this audi
ence see the best looking woman in
the country"
After taking her seat the revivalist
addressed the men
Now | want all The men in this
crowd who have not spoken harsh
word OF harbOred an unkind thought
toward their wives for a month past to
stand up
Twenty-seyen great big strapping fell
lows hoped out Of the audience with
all the alacrity of campagne corks.
Come forward and give me your
hands, my dear. boys"
Jones gave each one a vigorous
shake, after which he ranged all OF
them side by side IN front of the pull
pit and facing the audience. He look
ed them over carefully and solemnly
and then. turning around to the audi
ence, he said
II want You all to take a good look
v;ss ssSor biggest liars in tho
1eonths' tres la,rss.-~
ENTS Ies - - 49, nen
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
A Venerable Gander.

Chatham Record.
Mr.. James Bland, of New Hope
township, has very old gander. He
was Matched May 23rd, 1874, making
him over 20 years old. He is stripped
of his feathery costume regularly, and
is as n,mble as last springs gosling,
and Is known throughout the neigh
borhoood by his very curious voice.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06

I.a.eign, \. c. Nov. ~.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06
Sweet Sixteen.


Selccted.
Some sage, who claims to know
whereof he speaks. says "Girls are of
few DAYS and full Of mischief, and who
soever is deceived by them is not wise.
When the fair girl cheweth her gum
with much haste and stampeth her
pretty foot, then look out. She com
eth forth in the evening with low neck
and short sleeves, but in the morning
she lIeth III bel while her mother hus-
tletn.o
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06

s-sopie Il Nos.h Caeoins. va nus h
lesce -Ghui: 1aine. II af 10
az. ,hing >. a.. sal'sc III ans Il the e
views. o. he Azai- may psi. mem sn.o
better shape anj iila1e "a ios -
public eooi II any Of tte-e susS@--
ton, as.l ~; stand under tic hammer
Of argument, no harm U'H hsse teen
: ile. >i.n $ ~ as siii
...eri.g 8, generous .-ep. ~ "ne ave
.ilMay. neer kind - me beyond y
M = le-er>ln--
NALIEK CLARK.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-06

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be no chance for fraud. The result in
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the pubic time us was lofhaEi'
the RUE IN thiS State' oo' NV
years ago, unfortunately Id" wa
. passed taking from the Judge al con
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