The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-27

=, ~ IA acres in vese,.h,.. Z,
OF produce 1850. yiello1 ! U.
l-2 acres In nA..
OF produce $780, y'sid)d i .. Il
, honey. s'eided N -.
IN considering the.a
s SHOULD, be made for ns ssaa'ic' ulssu
The coums,, 'auon In ina!,v M Y
iall. has o".y Is now q m n, lnsIaa,,s 4
hou." eoou frame bu,y,ans 1 M
clers oa,, nreproof BRICK W eassl
spanned VIZ, us .nrinclps, slaily 4,
steam grader and s,,mnon brlars y
uered Tor improyn~ Nier has -.
IL mas an efficient sy.,s ~ pubic Y.
WIN permanent i luna \. q ttM 49,!
az available iupd Of ahov, MdEN ~
~ ,aila' tne county seal SR ~
nm ,oii vi luvV, Is located ~, wlln pwu.
, heNas and Mexican raiiro.,4 ~ Nv {vs
We southern Pacific ra,ivs, bfihci J
Me{hodist Presbyte,isn ~ syttsn X!
ISathoiic denominations hsv.n Baptist IL.
uuiluilss and regular sssr,. svof thd,S
| senool mas a commodiun. tsss I'M tn ~
'eaci'ers ana about 80 NUM-, 1,s.i9als. isS
viii ,ssehoG. has hanssE. ~ NJ
tboron ,I.s latest modern euuin .s oiii&ss
n,'n; Ts NY competent teacbs,rru ~ n
sunnIIe = t,o'iea; The town Il NM wv WI
mnpniiILaa , ra an branches Of ,s, oiSSnsti
h.r $500, rn, BUSINESS and with two lL.s ~. M
four blact sn, ,;tse mills and totnsn' ~
and one livery stable ' M. nsrgtri
Edna %. w. Allen, pronri.. Bank q
panking business OF tk e o aos "
NJ. NJ. Coleman's large ho siyVpl!y vl
depot furnishes ample acconr neu
the travelling public. The nsssol'!al d
ranges on an average from q htl
per, acre, according 10 iors,,ss va
ana improvements. Thtss aos, qsaIiy
formation about the counts uesnhf q
promptly by addressing & ~ gtt I
an active, competent and honc+siSSsss ' 9 \
estate agent, who enjoys the yfi a9 ~
dence OF the business public w.
| u M Hester Is the leading a,v -.
il. IN Edna' also handles cotton l m
r.. b. Traylor is engaged IN n. ".
| plete stock. S'u.
| p. Kieas and Fred A. Burns ~ 4.
druggists and their stocks SHOW ths ~ Y, Y.
| abreast of the times. ~" y
George BUTLER carries a larx, lin. !,
harness and saddlery. "N
a. ?. Folsom has a complete abst,s
of the county. 'S'''s =
j, w. Brickee 4 Co. are tha s,.lu.,.
hardware and farming empleneni IN"
w. Westhoff & Co, deal larssv :
lumber and hardware, windmilis ~
Marvin & Angle are hustling real e,,r.
agents and have a choice lot Of lapis n 4,
sale. :"
II. NJ. Chambers & Co., G. En- !,
Geslcr. n Il. Otto. G. +. Horton ~ u y
wide-awake grocers, and the grocer b.
terest is well looked after by these n.
| tlemen. Y
+. Kurtz is carrying comple,s n
goods. boot and shoe stock. -''''' =
A. Il. Mcdowell is doing the livery pr,.
ness of the city, and invites the traytni,
| public to call.
The business interests OF Edna ard n
| representative mon may be classified u
| follows:
Lawyers-J. d. Owens. 0. s. York !.
s. McNutt, Mill & Gin, A. Mslsh 4 Il.
County Offcers-L. F. Wells clerk; Bs
MILKY. sheriff; o. s. York, county it'd.
ney; II. l.. White, county Judge
Physicians--Ed Malsh, ]. NJ. Seilen
Saloonists-Be rghrede & Maxwell L.
j. Lutz.
Farmers and Stockmen-Georys r. y
mons, James Power.
Editors-M. r. kleas and Frank DIa'
| son.
jackson county Is being rapidly sstuA
nv a progressive class Of sarmsr I'M
Central and North Texas, the Nosshvx
ern and Southern States. Its pecHs ~
noted for refinement, intelligence sft NJ
vitality. Few counties, II any, caa ~
superior Inducements to prosecim Y
search Of land possessing rar
| marked advantages and fine opprIlut
| for making living and accunaai{,
wealth on small capital.