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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-25
ELECTROPOISE.
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LAW OffiCo OF f ". theW, NJ
houston Texas.
W. s. swymmer. Guivcaiou. Texas
Dear Sir: In my Judgment the lil"c ,ro-
puise is invaluable Tor M IN fanny.
have tested II fpr u Nuar. In cases OF
Group IN children It's effects are tnatant
and almost marvellous. curing the patient
I'm one night. lu dyspepsia, Kidney triuble,
nccoloratiops of heart beat, ms smnta.
weakness. swelling or the hands ana feet
and nervous affections, II s. nboV" nll
other remedial agencies. Its tonic cufct
ia strengthening ana building up to tho
physical sNStrm IN romething 20 mo quite
beyond any experience | ever had with
curative agencies.
II strikes M the very root of oil nbncr-
store the orEAns and their functions TO
natural action | received 1t In doubt
hut years experience has convinced mo
that II ~ n discovery equal 60 Tho bcat
achirN oment In the AID OF cure. In all
cases OF debility and nervous proptrati0n
" iR n quick anu perfect aud lasting re-.
sturntiVe. ana AL weakly persons Of any
ago VIII surely Perceive from It a roliei
which viii surprise and gladden. thom. II
/ could not rot nnothrr one no money
could induce mr 10 part With tho one L
have, Yours truly,
Instruments rented TO Responsible per
sons
For forty-pnge descriptive circular
OF tho great curative agent address
". s. SWIMMER.
Agent for Texas, New Mexico aud ART
Hona. Southwest Corner I'D and Strand.
Galveston. TcXaa.
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WANTED TO RENT.

= LAZY without family wishes 70 rent
dining apartments IN good boarding.
erences given. Address No. $3.50. care
Houston Post. 70
wANTED-House, furnished or unfur-
nished: would board family for rent;
can give best OF references; have no
family, Address No. oSsi' care Houston
Post. 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

YoU CAN GET some aurc money by read
Ing what - send free; National bank
references. White to Day Roberts.
grain brokers. Chicago,
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crR1ors CoNpENsATIONs.

kakespeare wore rings In his. ears, and
.s,nnable gentlemen of the time fairly
|rsred with extensive jewelry.
y,sh,on IN dogs In Paris has put the
~ ost NJ iolnt OF white terriers. Now
1, fashionable dog Is the collie.
lu the chickens in the western part of
rrch Guinea are perfectly white. 1T is
ksns,ble to md one with colored
kher
rse natives Of Alaska seldom change
Iii clothes. unless they are worn on;
knss on the earth.
1, Il committed that there Is SOl,olo.0O
kunds sterling worth In gold and jewels
M bottom Of the sea on the route be-
ken England and India.
A Wedding dress is to he worn shortly
4 tall and fair young London bride,
Ia the rich white satin OF which there
Ne lace worth 5000.
Ehtn the tomb of tho great Emperor
eitrick, who died In 1870, was op ned
~ his coronation ring, set with n
,r,iful emerald, was stlll found upon
finger.
n s,arabaeus, or sacred beetle Of the
cy,ians, was favorite subject for
Eeg in the early Egyptian rings. 1t
snrved In stone. the work often being
ktey done
Mhrg OF Edward the Confassor is
Ured among the royal regalia of
h Britain For several centuries il
nusd in the coronation ceremtnies of
Eslish kings.
ktM Etruscan tombs Of Northern Italy
N rings have haeG found made in the
~ cord, a large kno. OF intricate
r.rn forming the principal part of the
Atnent.
NerynInc rt,f, ,,,o,.o crn,tI,, ,,snd T.,
rrpt during the seventeenth century.
l1 the execution Of Charles | his sym
Nltrs In England wore mourning rings
token Of their grie:
Us said that there are hut seven nine
sHed monosylahic words in the Eng
language scratched. stretched,
saMhed, scra nched, screcched, squelchcd
Haunohed.
Y india al the time of the British oc-
Muon, folated rings were fashionable.
We're 50 large that when worn on
Second finger they covered almost all
outer portion OF the hand.
lafN years ago wenzel Keller placed
Ke OF fifteen acres, near Atchison,
pair Of German carp. Last week
N named tho lake and found between
ana 2lGN fish weighing about two
ne had put in other FISH from time
sMe but all that he found were carp,
~ two catfish, a few turtles aud Some
s1nsh. The carp had eaten everything
M largest gold coin in existence is
~. De the gold ignot. or loot" of
tr,S II is hat. round piece of gold
~ ABOUT t@ In English money, hav-
~ value written upon It in Indian
, msyyement is on foot to induce bicycle
r .na urers to get together in conven-
a. W. ~ asree on some STANDARD rrDp3r-
s,hinus numerous parts Of their different
r,ds with particular reference 10
1A nuts bolts and the Ike.
NV revival of business has reached
"a nan, and a Southern newspaper
in ~ Improvement In the horse mar
Saer NAT NAT Town, reporting that a local
ana S Mno last week traded one chicken
3tksn." nurse now holds one horse for two
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sssNAToR sTAFToRD's IDEA.
uhirgton Post

Is'hlrgton Post.
senator c. N. Stafford of Mineola,
N In the city. and talked little
rost reporter about Lone Star poll
nave but little to fear" said he.
ns",u 10 the continued predomnance
democratic party In Texas. the
| us 10 be feared is the adoption of
h,,n., gold plank in the democratic
h. convention. Should this be done
M, 1la that thousands of democratic
NJ would refuse to vote the ticket.
n xo "ua'a not vote any other ticket,
NJ i is stay at home on election day.
he nr,, pservsdes the State, especially
7ocatss aistricts. However, unless tire
fAsiy o,t OF gold shut the white metal
hat 9gt In the convention, it's safe
fsti 'eSaS will give a big majority as
has ADMINISTRATION of Governor Culber-
F he wi" prudent and stateSman-llk
y pre,smr,,i douhtless be renorninated 10
othce without opposition.
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OLD PEOPLE.

he he p h who require medicine TO reg
be %PWeis AMI Kidneys will find Inc
|-alcns sy In Electric Bitters' mis-
, Missy ues not stimulate ami contains
. tonis aSr other intoxicant. but acts
The =, ehu Alternative. II acts mildly
fHrfh s,onaeh =. and bowels, adding
Eaeby aiaiI SWING tone TO the organs.
he f,nns nature in the performance
fsslien;i I anaons. Electric Ditters is an
Eople md p,perzer ana aids digestion. Old
Ees 60 cav, yusl exactly what they need.
store. $50 per bottle at j. e. Hertz
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BOARD ANDRooM WANTED.

WANTED Board and rooms for genlle-
mar and wife. must be uicc anc within
four or fye blocks OF Capitol hotel. Al.
dress SOL, care Post 81
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANG F:-Tweiye thousand dol
lars worth Of Houston improved proper
~ for an improved ranch on railroad
bryan e. Co. Room Fox bldg. 20
EXCHANGE Fine business property.phy-
ing IS per cent for stock Of dry goods
and shoes. mus be clean stock. Adj
dress r. II. -. 573s. care Post. II
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YOUR BABIES and children 10
blackburn q Bailey, photographers.
l0Usia Prairie avenue; three valuable
prizes to the baby or child that takes
the best picture. 1-S
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No s rs,'s advised her oft TO wed;
IN ba unents convinced her.
And a. bachelor girl" she said.
peeame a spinster.
brooklyn Life.
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/ HAVE splendid lots in Third ward for
sale, viii bui,d houses on them TO order.
Part cash, balance small monthly pay
monls. low rate % Interest. WIN. Man
ger. Sl7iA Main street. tf
FOR SALE IN Texas City--A $3.50 property
at Zoe on the 81 90. Fine location. fof
particulars call or address John Gay,
Texas CITY TeHa~. 20
FOR SALE-loive room cottage on corner
In Third ward, part cash balance In
monthly instnllmrnN John H.. Wiley,
lVlo.. CONGRESS ave, Houston, Texas 20
FOR SALE-l69 acres, about " miles
IRON Houston, four room house, stock
and farming implements, viii sell for
h0lf cash, balance on easy terms. d.
rect from owner. Call or address n
Lindow, il6 Travis street a5
FOR sALls-The Fanuin Hotel situated
ia Gollad. Texas, VIII he sold at u
great bargain II applied for at once, or
VIII exchange for other proneriy. APP
ply to II. j. Skaggs Real Estate Co..
BeevIlle, Texas. II
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
w An rs.

THE POST IS THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS
The charge Tor other Wants" Is al.
most nominal, and If you want anything
an Ad In the Cheap Column Of The Post
Is sure TO get IL for YOU. Especially Il
such the case IN
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN, STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROFOSALS
PROFESSIONAL.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 70 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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WANTEDA--A position by druggist, regis
tered. IL YEATS experience, single and DO
NOT use intoNlcauts, good recominenutt
tons. Addrcss iestie. care Post. "
WANTED--A situation as garneneri I'M
derstands the culture of fruits flowers
and vegetables. Address a. NJ, Alvin,
Texas. "a
WANTED--A position as cook, we'll OK.
perlenced. Address 1919, Andrew st y
MAN and wife want SITUATION With some
good family; wife is good cook and man
can do anything; Is a macniniSt are
young, able to work and want a nome
as sVnn as possible. Address X w,
care Post. :,
WANTEp--A position az drug clerk by
young man; six years experience, graft
uate IN pharmacy; Will refer 10 any
January |, Address Druggist, Box 80.
WaNahachic, Tex. 80
WANTEp--Posltion With family, to take
cure OF horses and cows; good references.
Adiress J. $ Il, care Wheeler 4 Mein.
tosh. Nlrtoria. Texas ~
W ANTEp-Positon 70 write In an Office
or, at home, by lady. good references,
Address Writer, e5i., care Post. ee
WANTEp-si situation, by first class woman
cook. or do housework; can give good
Nlerenoes. Address 6.tS, care Post, 70
WANTEp-Situa4on. by boy II years Old,
where he can partly pay his way in
services; homoliko place preferred. Adj
dress 6Sia. care Post. ~
WANTED Position by exporienced book
Keeper; can furnish tho best OF refer
ences Miles g. Martin. Waco, Texas. 20
MaAr % aD.NItUN~-Am honeSL
sober and Industrious; can MI any orut-
mary position, can give best OF refer
cnccs. II, j. I,aEauye idi0 walker St.
CITY. 70
MlpnLE-AGEp married man wants
job TO drive delivery or transfer wagon,
haNc had experience III business. Au-
dress NASh. care Post. 20
SITUATION WANTED-By lady 10 nurse
during confinement. Apply No. HART
man street ~
WANTEp PoslIon in railroad Office as
porter industrious young colcrcd man,
AndtcSs 65S3 care Pest. ~
COLORED MAN AND WIFE want
good situation, man can wait In hoard-
ing house CIR yard man, wife can COOK
Caro- Post, 6i45. %
STATIONARY engineer wanta Position IN
or near city. VIII keep machinery In
Eod condition. ] am a man OF fanny.
Aldrgss \. W. caro- Post. 70
WANAED--S Situation as mixer ny expert.
entei white nnnd. Address 6jiU, care
Post. %
WANTED-Noung man wants situation
AZ drummer Tor come grocery house IN
Texas. can furnish retcrorcos. Address
l. q. Ron le5 Bastrop. Texas. 70
WHO WANTS all-round man to take
charge Of country weekly HustiirE
energetic, up-to-dato. references. Chus
W. Rogers, Marlin, Texas. "
WANrEp-N ork 10y u married. man.
willing 10 do anything steady and sober
Address q. G., care Post 80
WANTf;n-foW by competent on.
plnccr OF soVvn years experience, steady.
sober and can furnish test OF references.
u. H. Ration, JuliT, Texas. Is
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HOUSTON Floctro-Calvanic and Massage
Sanitarium, removed TO Moore & Bur
nett new building. corner Fannin aud
Texas avenue. ami occupy the. entire
who treat all diseases by Medical Flee
tticity Galvanisin, Massage and Electric
Medicated Napor, EleC tro- Turkish. Water
ard Needle Baths sDcc IL + hbeuma
tism, Neuralgia Malaria. Blood. Skin
and Nervous Diseases. Their treatment
is unsurpassed for all Female Troubles,
II -cglilarities, Weakness ana general III
health peculiar to women. Urethal
Structure Rupture. Piles, all Facial
Rlemishes removed without injury 10 the
SIX n. P.one H.. II
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand aud
typewrlting by mail. write for circular
The Houston Shorthand and Typewrising
School Mason block n
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MR.. u. TAYLOR has opened com.
mission firm for the sale OF live stock
Of all kinds at Houston Stock Yards.
j. C. Saun lers. salesman. %
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FOR RENT.

For Rl1NT--All or part OF nay rcsidOncc
Mrs otto Vito, EnN Datns avenue !
OK RhNr-k ny HOUSTON Mcving and sior.
age company. a list of desirable houses
Tor rent. IN all parts Of city. az Faunin
streei. Phone 40 Is
FOR RlsNr-GuOd room and kitchen FUR
niHhcd or unlurnlshcd. Apply lliO
seventh street First ward. n
RoARpiNG HOUSE for rent aud auio1n
attached with fixtures Tor sllo, known
as tho Greenwood itouec." Apply liN
tongless ayc1ne, or 80 nam, y
FOR hENr-Nice new hour-oom cot
tagc on Ari"Sian street near water
FOR RENT--rwo nicely furnished rooms,
suitable for two gentlemen or light
-cheap. Andy 500 nell syonue. q
a FURNISHED 'front.' room, upper aud
lower ilour, for two gentlemen OF couple,
tiht,s hhd al conNenionccs, IN private
family. lW Rualt. IS
ROOMS with modern convenience IN de-
sirnbie noghburhood for three Eoutlc-
men. 1916 walker aNonue, 70
For RENT Two 2-stoty modern acvcn
room houses, stable ami rcrvaurH room.
Rent reasonable TO permanent tenant
Apply = l.. sum, ali Main street -
FOR RENT ON January I. lSG. the two
story brick store ON Congress avenue.
between Main and Travis street now
occupied by Paul Weber james r y,
Wilson. 20
FOR RENT- Oniccs IN Wilson block.
formerly occupied BY nr Rohnson, dom
tst corner of Main aud Congress
streets. upstairs. James +. n WILSON u
OFFICES 10 RENT IN the Kiam buiid.
Ing. the best and most central location
In the city. tiiiccs on second, fourth
and nfth noors. elevator 1anitor and
heatins service. \ cool building IN sum.
idcr and "a warm one In winter. Rents
reasonable Apply Mt ed Kama Nam.
moth clothing House -
+ III RENT, IN CAMERON q brjck atore
So, 100 feet, double deck. suitable for dry
goods aud groceries, IN center OF beat
business llpcl IN Cameron. Address
first National Bank ~
ron RENT Two-gtory eight room house,
with hot and cold water bath. on Polk
hctwo'n Austin ma Lalirnnch. Apply
Mrs Buiar 22 Mason block city. n
FOR NENT-Dwellng house With olEai
rooms NoLuE's avenue, No. II. at So
per month IN advance. Apply at Rupp
4 Tuffly's. ~
TOR RENT t1ine brick building located
IN Fifth ward splendid orhtiOn for gen
cral merchandise store. For further In
Il fmatiou apply 10 Theo. Keller. Con-
gress nnd Louisiana II
FOR RENT . Two Three story nrick
buildings al! modern cunvenences. ono
on Milan, other ON Prairie both with
In one block OF Market house. rent
reasonable 4. II IoftiiA n
TO RENT--A pleasant room, furnished,
to che or two gentlemen. lllO walker
avenue u
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MADAME /. WEsT II5 Lee Paris maR Riss,
aHerade costumes NI.eS s abs Costumes ior
nario ,,,nS ~ 70 order, costumes Tor chii'fss
from years.
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IT,. Post ia the friend Of the poor anu
neady and publishes advertise ments l9I
situations wanted of twenty-five worus
or less three times free.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR j. p HENDERSON late OF nj
oago md Louisville permanently locat-
cd IN Moore Bros. & Burnett building
expert specialist. sexual. chronic. rectal
and obscure d senses Of ladies' and gen
,lemon. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1913
Texas avenue, fourth floor. open even
inps III
BE. T.. J.. DANlSS-Eye. ear, nose. throat
fin2 Building, rooms 200 and al6; teie-
phone 2s. ofhce hours. to ~ n. M,
~ TO y. ~. 81
W. II. AMMO, O.. r., ABERCHOMBIis--
ammo g Abercrompic, Attorneys AT law,
3O7iS Main street. Morris Bldg II
NJ. A. GRANT expert court reporter ana
notary public. 81 KAN building. Hous-
ton. Te1nb.
-. o. COTTON q BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdJuHters. ~ Main street
corner Franklin.
EDWIN y. UAMBLEN,
Attorney at Law.
houston. TexaA
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WANTED TO BUY.

en- than four miles from railroad. Ad.
dress Wm. II. North Il Co, Houston
TEXAS r. y, BOX lSS 2,
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WATCHES, clocks. jewelry. etc sold
at sacrifice beginning November is.
lasting thirty days. old gold and silver
DrnIrIe nNanun. II
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REAL ESTATE ToR SALE.

LUBBOCK GRONE-l have had surveyed
into blocks and lots the above property,
say about twelve acres, II Ia beautifully
situated IN the Second ward. "A short
walk from the court house ana about
six minutes 10y the electric cars running
past the lots, the lind Is high, wei
drained and Is without question the
most desirable residence property now
for sale IN the city. l viii sell on easy
terms 20 those contemplating Immediate
improvements Amply to T. r. Lubbock
Austin, or my so.o agent Robert Lock.
nrt, Houston. -
FRlfT FAItNI--2in Hcrca at S.. onc-hat
cash; 40 ncrca in cultivation. two ncrra
bearing peaches and pears, half aero
clbbatre ready Tor market g. T.
Stevens Liberty Texas. q
S35rl-- S7Ql CASH, balance $40 per month. )
pei. cent, huyr one OF tho incest holmes
In Thnd ward. Just completed oil mod
oru conNpuicnccS biu acres on railroad.
price 81 pCr acre; . acres near city limits.
$3.50, 80 acres on Main street road 'll9n
cho ce farming lnnd To exchange for
city property. viii assume encumhrauce.
~ acres near Oak Lawn, suitable for
dairy ana market garden. choice Hdr-
shutg road property at bargain II
YOU wish to buy. sell or exchange prop
crty, write me. n. NJ. Nuriieet, Hutch
ms House II
TWO l,rNTERS WANTED have /?
prairie tracts fine black sandy loan OF
llS acres each 10 rent IS miles from
Houston and ihroo miles from railroad
station, fenced, new louise, good well.
Party has to- break ~ TO 80 acres at
hcadcn have the use of same for mkt
year. or win give the use Of the land for
years Tor the breaking. none hut first
class farmers ana workers with good
neod apply Hahn x Pu1or, sojla Main
street. ~
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-T-ND FREE EXHIBITION - ne
iRAND lovers Of fine art In the city OF
Houston WIN Rs Rsss Sf s e ifeF" paint
the fauloas rived i'm this city and are 70
ings mas sea n On free exhibition in the BnF
b be- Plngy' commencing Monday sy ,,n &
PpSe,eeem6er O. This Ia anlssrf 9S the many
from Calli 9i',ar.' ST. Of the Golden West
The collection IS 10 DC '''' Is
i,eca,,1her q.
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FRlIT FAItNI-2ln Hcrcs at So one-hair
cash; 40 ncrca in cultivation. two ncrra
bearing peaches and pears half acre
cdbbatre ready for market &. T.
StcVrua Ifh,rtN T,NAA =,
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PERSONAL.

10TFRT HOLLOWAY via learn some .
ming hing OF financial interest 70 Chr, h1h'se or
writing A. A. jayne. G Tcys9 3
&. Ioi oway. Brewer. ! -A - a. -
MADAME BAIRD mind rfe adiGr ana SPEC S
ress nnSi n,.etir healer. cures without the
s adi'S Of medicine Re idence' NO is'' ~ !;
ton avenue, Houston: ------------,
Or LOUISA BAIRD, the New S,scy,,ia nof to
specialist, treats al dliiesse so psuf "r la
IeIsad,S arine Confinement. Residence NO;
IONS preston avenue.
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TO RENT--A pleasant room, furnished,
to ,nc or two gentlemen: no Walker
avenue n
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For RENT : Two three story nrick
buildings. al! modern cunveniences. ouo
on Milan, other ON Prairie. both with
In one block OF Market house. rent
reasonable. n. II LOTUS. n
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FOR RENT cine brick building. located
IN Fifth ward splendid orntiOn for gen
erPl merchandise store, For further In
Il fmatiou apply 10 Thee. Keller. Con-
gress and Louisiana tf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--By wilowcr, man and wire,
man work on farm. wife assist taxing
care Of children and do housework. "A.
dress John A. Smith, Branchviile, rcx.S
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MRS, BLACK, spiritual medium. removes
eNii. unites separated Yives advice ON |
al anairs; alc aud 81; spirit photos, |
by mail. .; |
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FOR SAIJE--I will sell Lecontc pears,
one year old. 10 feet, in 800 lots. at
&c, IL order is placed in the next ten
Texas =.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-09-06
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

w. D. Hale, administrator, etc, VS.. So
phronia McEwain, ct als.-In the County
Court Of Benton County at Camden, Tenn.
In this cause it appears from affidavit
that defendants L. g. Craig and his wife
Matte Craig, are non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee and reside in the State
of Missouri, SO that the ordinary process
OF law can not be served upon them. II
is therefore ordered that said defendants
L. G. Craig and wife, Matte Craig, enter
their appearance in this cause on or be-
fore the first Monday in October next, be-
ing the 9TH day of said month, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant's bill in
this cause in and by which he seeks sale
of town lot in Holiday to pay debts due
from the estate Of Mrs. S. A. Hale, de-
ceased, or the allegations in said bill will
be taken for confessed and the cause set
for hearing exparte as to them, and that
this order be published for four consecu-
tive weeks in THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE, a
newspaper published in the town Of Cam
den, Tenn.
This the 3rd day Of September, 1895.
G. B. GREER.
1914 Clerk.
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+ANce FOR BENTON COUNTY

We mean by this that the people
Of this county have an oxcellentop
portunity 10 educate their children
at home. Why should we send our
children off 10 some other county
10 be educated, when we can get the
same instruction and much cheaper
at the Benton Seminary, which is
situated at our county site. That
people should patronize their own
county all other things being equal,
is a fact all will admit without ar
gument Then we should al GER
tainly investigate the Benton Sem
mary before going to other schools
in other counties. Good board can
be had at 81 and IS per month in
private families; tuition, Sl2j TO
$3.50. Students can enter at any
time. Special care will be taken
with all students coming into our
rank Great pains will be taken
in developing young teachers and
preparing them for their work. All
departments will be taught, having
seven instructors. A catalogue can
be had on application. For fur
Their information call on or address
j. w. BLAIR, Principal,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-09-06
FROM MOUNT ZION.

Regular correspondence
Several of our citizens have been to Big
Sandy the past week.
Miss Mary Berry has been visiting rel
atives on Harmons Creek.
Quite a number from this community
went to Camden yesterday.
John Berry, Of Eva, has moved into
the house left vacant by II. L. Melton.
Jesse Bates and wife, OF the Harmons
Greek neighborhood, were guests of the
family Of NJ. ] Berry Sunday.
Several Of the Wheatley base ball boys
were with rs Saturday, Come again; g
hearty welcome will always be extended
you, boys, at any time.
MOUNT Zion, September 8.