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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-11

The Houston Water Works company
completed another artesian well Monday,
the location being to Inc north of the
pump house The new wei has Depth
or $50 feet and Yields 10000 gallons per
day. Work OF boring another VIII com
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

New York. December S.-A couple Of
novel speak-casics were doing business
uptown yesterday N,ar Il prominent
corrcr tv, t,otht,cls. vy,.rn dot,c q r,lsh-
'' w" ' '' " 49, '''N7 -
ine business. The men WHO lei' the chairs
invariably wiped their lips ami uone OBJ
,tt,.,, ~ lI1,N, "E n, ''i'l MS Slt,tin,e
the "snau" lot aboard and the sinner
asbrd Plain or gut edged GU edged
r ooo an4 o9Te UP '9d MIN AND ,,d
"a glass surrepiitionsly from the stand.
poured ont a liberal dose, took his change
and grluucd at the SURPRISED customer.
After "a w hills the boots blackoI inside"
WIN mean a good deal to tho initiated.
,x,n, r.,,. sra+s /, 4, ,,ot,i,,r "A
~, ,,,,.,,t,. a,..,,, ,,-n,.,.,,... a., -.
co., ,.'v,a,I -. .,'t,'1 ,t..t, -
-. -,
WHO Waih nHHcain ''l''" on ''' "lu'N Hans
every time train passes the atmos-
phcre IS hlied witA a cloud of coal dust
The Recommendations e years are now
,nHk'n from ,Rr tresHGGH %NerG HnlS c a
mo siicwalk Is covered with black partt-
cles.
rr,, e,on5o,, CT ,ocr,,o rono u
me H'"nua'u VA has"a'c' 'oU" ~
Rockefeller. viii soon begin work ON a
now, ,,,o,slor io cost ,,nu,,,,d M "a 0oo ono
~, ,,,,
me- P'oIo'pu P"l"'e "l' ne '''o,ru u''
town Mr.. l,ocAefoucr has Just awarded
a contract to mayo thG TOP OF tno noun
ffIo0t rgstl, or M American Rbin"S
| Down In basement on CatAarine street
/ IN the heart of the Greek oo.ony' Il group
Lon swarthy Crooks are bustly brewing
( I.,,,t,. r,,,u, i,.,,,,,,l ,,,unca nrnnes ,ot
/ "'""'' va
! drtcs lcit over from 'ne DAY salys OF
1 tHc army OF FuSn cart Mon ~ loVclS'
! l9tlrS ANA lah"s eau ne easily nur-
! ti'7'b more, II Is prcttN sal" 70 coHciuuo
. that some or the oosH'ac IS nero moon
I sine.
! prominent uptown care the proprie-
I tor OF which has evidently had gricvous
49,, ,,i .,t,.,, ha,,,,tn,,
-
..pi,.s, ,okr ,otic, I'M this w. a Var,
IN, s,,, ,, t.nA y, If is s h,rI a. ch an
A rhrrl, i4rc MS II is 10 make "A snrn
Several large carsoos Of iron ore for
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!.
charge to the grand Jury today: Through
this, newapapcrs We learn of crimes oil
violence that are epidemic-highway
robberics and hurelarics. The city must
he made more safe You frequently read
now in the papers of people being held
up. Highway robbcrics have been ire
qucut." And right in the face of this an
evening paper, IN urging every effort TO
secure tho republican National convention
FOR this city, remarks; THE fact that
the delegates can remain out after night
fall without being sandbagged Is another
advantage over Chicago which this city
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COuNTY COuRT sUITs.

Tho following suits were filed yesterday
in the county court:
j. u. Bryant VS.. C. w. Riddick; debt
OF $500 in amount.
debt, $500 IN amount.
A. j. Condit VS.. James w. Ross; at
tachmcnt for S2Il,iS
A. J., Condit VS.. John Mcleod attach
ment for S332.5s
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,len Of . 2 ssg'7 T.l + + !
et,oSmi q 5, qpSgrsse4 Sis ~
81 spieeiiiiiiealiqg99ss ss tSs T ag;Sis'di
hau lI'' cornl
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OF the people who jostlc and shove. II
they are gloveless, beware of pickpockets.
\ Central office man Is my authority FOR
this hint to visitors, who are ever In a
hurry when they come to town.
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Gas cooking stoves ana not plates 10,
sale ny Houston Gas Light Co.
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blackburn & Bailey up-tO-daie photoe
raphcrs, ll1ss Prairie avenue
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Read Pawn Brokers' sale In cheap col.
umn at Sweeney e. FREDERICK,
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An Ann street dealer IN secondhand
books has a card out which says "Popu-
Ter rot. choice for cents" lie is we'll
up with the literary spirit OF the age,
and rs doing rushing business,
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burghelm's for nnc Perfumes.
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4 present for every one free at D.er-
stays cr9ckery store, 2lc Main. Emmich'
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The latest improvements IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Blackburn q Bailey. l0oa,4 Prairie avenue
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The Wonder Store sells ,oyn
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W =, ~ ,ishty-liye AT g Esce' 4
Hadr5ss "a this ol -l'.---.,. ND
pp1nGE ptlLpERs, l Tas' i a
bF Eb l'o commissioner, ySe ee ",
COUNTY u On I tGs 18th q D zee,
s / Fer ,6 Sgi'a o,re@k' ~ ih & P W.
ara ~ ,N yiG' rTemovirs the sHHsllsip
IN co creek, a distant snst Of hsr. ~,
the the county TO lhi ag . IN new i s
5. For putting II iet.ssillsl, az 1slls
apg Purnishlng new Sri age At V /
double roadway o''' ,,st y
place. 80, -eserYes u'
,o 4. I 1nv and al siGa nlssiS''n
November 70. iS ,,;,E,s. cossi;yy 4 ia
D. I.sylea es- ---.-,-,.7
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NOTES OF THE COURT HOUSE.
No marriage licenses were issued yes
tcrday.
Deputy County Clerk ]. l.. Dickson yes
terday issued two attachments.
The county commissioner has ordered
the removal of the iron fence from the
court house square.
County Clerk Ed j.. Dupree drew n
check for $4,000 yesterday to pay Stadtler
a Lucas. jail contractors.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Drks of Calves
ton county was a visitor yesterday hav-
ing In charge several attached witnesses,
q. Herzinger, claim agent Of the Mis-
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light Co.
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when you board crowded cable car
on cool day take a peep at the hands
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BIS and Propoa

NltII
BRIDGE BUILDERS, TAhA q, a
The commissioner e sooaiye Ha5
II M. on the 10th Of pes bbr5s' !
/. For building an ~ ,,o ne Hls]
stumble Jack creek, Oh 'n ~ tlsye j
AMI Sna Victoria road. nor'n ii, 9, sa !.
FOR removing me uRalItas,
nm iron bridge from ~ sess, !,
Rnckv creek, a distance n u isasl!
me county to pay coy nav Il sabsrs9
.. FOR, puttingf, d II tttMsyyills and
donbIe e. roadway bridge . I.
place. .oserves the To"
jcct any, and al ,De e'a esoirnulissl's's |
By order OF ,In e 50
No' ]. w. RE ..l,cs comfy =
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hool1'8 hop T'hur8day nigbt, oils wcek.
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JUSTICE MAHoNEY's COURT.

G. Nincenz, incest: examination waiveI
and bond fixed at $500
John Bragg, vagrancy: $40 and costs.
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BUSY DAY IN THE COURTS.
The Spectators Who Warm Chairs
and Watch Nneels Move.
CASES CALLED IN CRIMINAL COURT.
Re cord Of the Proceedings In tho Civil
District, County and Justice Courts
Court House Notes.

I. y ,rbe court house yesterday was crowded
until the fading light betokencd the end
of tho December day and tired jui1sts
laid aside their robes to rest from their
Iabors. The criminal district court had
the same large audience which is seen
there from day TO day. The benches are
occup,ed from tho time tho doors arc
opened In the morning until court is over
IN the evening. a gaping, curious aggre-
rption OF people sitting quietly watching
the proceedings. Some are witnesses ana
others Jurors, but many have nothing
whatever in common with the proceed
inrs They are drawn there by morbid
curiosity To. see the wheels ct Justice
turn. The act result of the day was
fines aggregattng 800 and thirty days
service in tine county iaii. which Will be
contributed by three uufortunates who
are addicted to the gaming habit ana
were caught exhibiting this fascinating
device for tho exchange OF money.
In the civil district court the forenoon
was taken VI with arguments in the
cause wherein Mrs. Kate Locfder seeks 60
obtain damages from the Houston and
Texas Central Railway company for the
dean of John Loefilcr. which occurred
at Waller, Texas. The conclusion Of the
argument was reaches and the jury re-
leased under instructions from the court
until O'Clock this morning, at wlirn
time they viii receive the charge 81 lae
case. At o'clock The CeSc OF Euil"r
D5vls Va. the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway company WAS called up. DAVIS
Is a colored citizen OF New Ulm. Texas.
who was passenger uron the train
OF the defendant company which was
wrecked at Eureka on the night Of June
10 last. lie complains Of bodily injuries
aud asks for dana gcs In the sum OF
$4,000.
The commissioners court held until noon
and adjourned for the term. \ large
number OF bills were allowed and several
orders were made one which Was 20 to-
move the fence from the court mouse
square TO the new jail site. \ payment
Of $1,000 to studticr & Lucas out OF the
Jail fund was approved
a suit for damages agETegatng tla.-o
was filed by Charles Hagen o'uel hy has
wifa. and the Houston City Street
Railway cnnpaly and john Henry hlrny
receiver being tne dcfeuiants.
In justice Mahorey's court C.. Nincen2
was arraigned oa q charge Of Incest and
his bond fixed g. s24D.
Justice Hussey had 20 cases Tor trial
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The Standard Oil masnatc, John u.
Rockefeller. viii soon begin work on a
new mansion 10 cost upward OF $4,000, 900.
The proposed palace will be erected on
the top OF kyltuiu mountain, near Torry-
town. Mr.. Rockefeller has just awarded
a contract to have the top of tho noun
tam lcVeled on. II VIII be the most mag
uihccnt castle on tho American Rhine
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Down In q basement on Catharine street
IN tho hear, of the Greek colony group
Of swarthy Greeks are bua!iy brewing
braudy from dccayca grapes, prunes and
dntcs left over from the days GALES OF
tbc army of push cart men. As foreign
.lotr,s and labels eau be easily pur-
1hasni hore. IL is pretty safe 10 conclude
sine.
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DESIRABLE BUSINESS OFFICE To
rent Bull street. right ciose to BroughtOn.
Apply 40 Adler's.'
FOR RENT. WAREHOUSE SOUTH
east corner Bay and Price, from Jan. 4.
or earlier II desired. Thomasson q Black
No. ia Bryan street.
NEW. NICELY ARRANGED OFFICES
over Merchants National Bank, Tor rent
from Oct. l. Southern front, an modern
conveniences; electric chandeliers. radia-
tors. marble washstnnds. etc. Terms mod
crate; light and heating free. Apply to
Merchants National Bank.
TO LEASE. 1910 ACRES or FINE
lands, cleared, ready for cultivation
transportation by two railroads. ~ miles
from savannah. Dwelling, barns, mills
implements. 5000 tons Of hay could be
raised yeai!y. A. T. Moynelo, Is Bay
street.
FOR RENT. OFFICES NO. III BRT-
an street. LIST floor; rent reasonable; pos
session given oct. /. Apply 20 Walthour *
Rivers.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TO EXPOSITION VISITORS: BEFORE
starting to Atlanta visitors will find great
convenience in securing accommodation
before hand; we have several nicely fur
and cold bathsi every convenience best
references. Address G.. l.. AIlledge, AZ
East Cain street. Atlanta, Ga.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
front room to gentleman; rent nine dol
lars per month; private family; no chill
dren; will furnish board if desired. 64
President street, near Lincoln.
ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
room, well furnished hot and cold bath.
l0l President street
ELEGANT ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR,
large hall: third floor; convenient store,
| Whitaker street. Apply John Lyons.
TWO DESIRABLE FLATS, lST AND
2nd floors; furnished or unfinished. 173
Liberty street.
TO RENT, THREE CONNECTING
rooms, parlor floor, gas and water with
privilege Of bath and yard; $500 per
month. Julius, Morning News.
FOR RENT, FRONT SOUTH ROOM,
parlor floor, also south room second floor.
Is Abercorn street.
A NICE FLAT OF ROOMS, WITH
bath and large yard; no children in
house; thirteen seventy five month; 207
New Houston
FOR. RENT, A HANDSOME, FUR
nished four-room fiat, steam heat electric
town. See Ybanez, Real Estate Agent.
COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOM
southern part of city. Apply at Launey
Studio, al Broughton street.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, WITH
hot and cold baths, from 1st October 149
Gordon street.
DELIGHTFUL FLAT OF ROOMS FOR
rent for $500 Apply at So Whitaker
street corner McDonough
FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS;
all COnveniences cheap; le5 President
street, corner Jefferson
FOR RENT A VERY DESIRABLE
furnished bed room; every convenience. AZ
Gordon street. corner Of Habersham.
FOR RENT, OCT. /. TO DESIRABLE
tenant without children. elegant fiat of
four rooms. with all modern convenien-
ces; suitable for light housekeeping, 16I
Gwinnett street.
TWO ROOMS WITH BATH AND GAS.
reasonable. 50 Montgomery.
FOR RENT. ONE OR MORE FURN-
ished rooms; modern convenience; south
ern and eastern exposure; private family.
Address Modern, News office
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE ROOMS ON
Henry street; furnished or unfinished;
single or en- suite. Address Henry, care
Morsing News.
FOR RENT. A FLAT OF 2 ROOMS:
bath and all conveniences; 81 per month.
2i2 Taylor street
W - LA KIN j. 4~A}AN AN'tiJAo 4 - lie
with OF without board. at l6l South Broad
street
TO RENT. 8 CONNECTING ROOMS.
bath and closet. 2421a West Broad street.
FOR RENT. THREE NICE FURNISH
ed rooms; one small one; rent separate or
together; gas; hot and cold water: cheap
TO good tenants. ~ Eattnah street
FOR RENT, THREE ROOMS, WITH
bath. furnished err unfurnished. No. 26l
Barnard, corner Henry street lane.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANTED. POSITION By LICENSED
temperate. best r. ference furnished; coun-
try town preferred Salol, care Savannah
News.
WANTED. POSITION AS SALESMAN
In dry goods store or clothing establish
ment; fully competent and best references
Address Competent Morning News.
WANTED. SITUATION. AS HOUSE
keeper by a refined middlc-aged LADY, no
incumbrance: a fine cook ana home max
er, with a talent for music; steady place
desired; references Address A. r.. B., 81
Charles street Jacksonville. TIA
YOUNG LADY. GRADUATE. DE-
sires position as teacher or gOverness.
Miss :. Eibemar. Asheville, n. G..
WANTED. POSITION AS CHURCH
Crganist BY lady. who is a good reader f,
understands chanting aud eXteupOrizing
ana is also q thorough teacher OF harp.
piano and organ Adress Rev, William
r. Mcconnell, Pooler, Ga.
EXPERT BOOKKEEPER AND ALL
round office man desires position; four
viii accept trial salary Address j. II. l.,
care Morning News.
WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
man who is competent stenOgrapher Ad-
dress y. NJ. c. A. city.
WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, Posi-
ton in Office or store as boOkkCeper or
erences given. Address BOokkeeper, Morn
ing News.
WANTED, A FEW GENTLEMEN OR
ladies' rooms to clean up, by a respectable.
mlddle-aged woman Address Rooms, this
Office.
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RELIGIous NOTICES.

-~------------~~----------
ST JOHNS CHURCH, MADISON
square, corner Bull and Charlton streets.
Rev Charles II. Strong, rector. The
fifteenth Sunday after Trinity; morn
ing service anu sermon at IL O'Clock;
Sunday school at p. m.
WESLEY MONUMENTAL (NIETHO-
dist church, Abercorn and Gordon
Streets Hev. A. NJ. Williams, pastor.
Preaching II a. m, by Rev. Thomas Ii.
Thomson, and p. m. by Rev. Dr. j. w.
hinton.
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Church Of the Ascension, President and
Bun; IL a. ma preaching by Rev. NJ. j.
Eptlng; seats free; public invited.
ST. PAULS EVANGELICAL LUTH-
cram Mission, Yonge's hall, Whitaker
ana Duffy; no morning service. Rev. M.
j. Epung will preach at $40 p. m. Cor
dial welcome for all.
BOLTON STREET CHURCH. OF
Christ. II. &. Bowen, pastor. Subjects
Of sermons, II a. m, Conscience S:l5
p. m, Personal Responsibility"
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, NICELY FURNISHED
room for two gentlemen; centrally locat-
ed; first class neighbOrhOOd Address
Comfort, Morning News
WANTED. LARGE UNPUBLISHED
room, suitable for bed room, in business
portion Of city. Address, with terms, s,
care this office
GENTLEMAN WANTS TWO OR
three rooms on a floor; unfurnished, with
bath; vicinity of De Soto preferred. Adj
dress Box l45.
WANTED. FLAT OF ROOMS; MUST
have ali conveniences, and in good neigh
borhood. mo Children" care News.
WANTED, ROOM, NOT IN BASE
ment, for kindergarten, centrally located,
southern or eastern exposure. Address
kindergarten, 2l1 Lincoln street.
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CYPRESS PILlNG AND SHINGLES
Black cypress plling, b feet to 50 feet
lonsi also cypress shingles az remarkably
low prices; carload lots shingles a spec
iaitY. boats can load at the mills. Vale
Royal Manufacturing Company.
sCHWARZ ESTATE SALE. Nom
day. Congress street. near Bull; ladies'
desks secretaries. music stands, fancy
tea tables. settees.
BALED STRAW AND HAY; STRAW,
ton, 81; bale, 50c, hay 1880, bale, 55c, at
stables of J. r. Guilmarun & Co.
UNREDEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
ry, organs. sewing machines. clothing
very cheap. Arthur Deutsch, Pawn Br0k-
err Congress street, next TO SolomOns'
drug store.
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To THE LADIES; THE LATEST IN
provenents made in our machine for
shrinking all dress goods before they are
made up; you viii find il a great advan-
tage 70 you. savannah Steam Dye Works.
$3.50 FOR AN OAK SIDEBOARD;
others proportionately as low at the Sa-
Fannan furniture Company. l37 Congress.
CASH BUYERS MUST NOT MISS OUR
palsdlhs THIS week The Miller Com
pany.
SEE OUR LOW PRICES. SAVANNAH
Steam Dye Works; dyeing and cleaning
at the lowest prices; gents. suits dyed any
color, g; steam cleaned, SL00; pants
cleaned, 25c; curtains, SOC. lS7 York street.
UMBRELLAS, OR FRAMES WORTH
recovering. send them to us, large assOrt-
ment Of covers, repairing well done. Sa-
Vannan Umbrella Factory, Whitaker, cor
ner Hull.
THE FEW PIANOS AND ORGANS RE
naming viii be sold below cost; also coun-
ter, with drawers; lumber, etc, at Sohrein-
er's
HAVE YOUR CLOTHING CLEANED
repaired or dyed at A. GetZs, the tailor,
jefferson and State street.
So CENTS FOR GOOD TAPESTRY
Brussels carpets, made, layed and lineG;
good bargain. The Miller Company.
HOW BIG IS YOUR BUST? DIR. CON
ways Bust Tabloids is the only remedy
on earth which enlarges the bust 4 to 10
sons; home treatment; Sl000 if we cannot;
sealed particulars. &c stamps Conway
Specific Co, 13S fremont street, Boston,
Mass.
A PLEASED CUSTOMER IS THE
best advertisement. The Miller Company
respectfully refers to its army Of pleased
customers"
THE NEATEST SHOE-WORK IN
the city is done by ]. Walsh, 20 HOusto
street.
MATTRESSES PROPERLY RENO
waited, feathers steamed, furniture up
holstered and repaired. FoXs, Whita-
ker, corner Hull street
WAS CURED OF EPILEPSY BY A
remedy put up by c. f. Jensen & Co,
Burton, Tex, write to them. Miss w.
Summerfield, Hamilton, Tex.
80 TRIPLE PLATE SILVER CAS-
tors; nice goods, worth double. Ten Cent
Store, 81 Barnard street.
10 2-QT. WHITE MOUNTAIN
cream freezers; silver plated table forks,
50 cents per set. Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard
street.
16 CENTS WHITE CEDAR BRASS
hoop water buckets. we viii have on sale
fifty dozen Monday evening. Ten Cent
Store, 81 Barnard street.
$50 COLORED GLOBE HALL LAMPS.
Ten Cent Store, 81 Barnard street.
STOVES FROM SEVEN DOLLARS UP,
all sorts; all sizes wood and coal burners.
Ten Cent Store. 81 Barnard.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPEWRIT-
ing work done in best manner, from Z
D. m. to y p. m; 81 Whitaker street;
terms reasonable.
WANTED, WASHING FOR GENTLE
men or family. Apply 2H Duffy street.
WANTED, SITUATION IN sAVAN-
nah as stationary engineer; about Oct
/; rive years experience. Address j. 3.
Crimson, Sullmore, Ca
INTELLIGENT MAN % OF GOOD
appearance wishes position as coach
man. groom or to take care of gentle
mans place. Address w, News Office.
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nusINEss oProRruNITIEs.


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and going up; from a small investments
hundreds Of dollars can be made in the
next month. Send for our book, telling
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DO YOU. SPECULATE? GUIDE TO
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Wheat provision, cotton and stock specs
ulation on limited margins thoroughly ex-
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rem, Ford q Co, Liberty Building, New
York.
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last March amounted to several thousand
dollars last month; very little risk. This
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our book and proofs showing how to do
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$4,000 DURING THE PAST SEASON
my patrOns realized over 500 per week on
turf investments; why toll amid the un-
cerfainteS Of a laboriOus or professional
calling to amass wealth. write for partic-
uIars H. Hudson, Legitimate Betting
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FREE-SEND FOR OUR GUIDE TO
Spectators and Investors, a handsome
- illustrated manual, containing the very
latest speculative news. statistics, etc.s
wheat has touched bottom, and higher
prices seem now certain; the reaction in
the stock market has been q good, healthy
one and confidence has returned; Oppor-
tunities are occurring daily TO mako
by successful speculation IN stocks. cot
ton, wheat and provisions; daily market
letter mailed free on applications; corre-
spcndence solicited. Comstock Hughes
q Co., Bankers and Brokers, IS Broad
way, New York.
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EIGHTEEN ACRES, OGEEcHEE Az
enue, near Battery park; delightfully."- sit
uated for dairy or truck. Two Hundred
GWinnett.
LARGE BUILDING 30 FEET FRONT,
10 feet deep, now fitted with stalls: box
stalls and mule pens, as stables: viii
change to warehouse or other business;
West Broad near foot of South Broad AD-
ply J. +. Guillnartin & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, BOARD BY A YOUNG PRO
fessiOnal man, near Duffy street Baptist
church. Address Board, Il. q. BOX 100 Sa-
Vannah, Ga.
stocks, stocks of local banks, stocks and
bonds of all southern railroads. and pay
highest prices. Platshek & Co, SO Bryan
street.
WANT LADIES TO KNOW THIS is
the electric age and not the fossil age;
therefore. TO Keep up with the times, have
your buttonholes made by machine, in
stead of the old, out-of-date way. Craw-
ford, 1874 Hull, or 43ia Bull.
WANTED. A SMALL PRINTING