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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-09

WANTED~-By rst-class colorcd dairy
man. understands tho business thor
oughly run both kinds of cream sep
arators. frst-cldSs butter maker. refer
enccs'; cieht years experience. Address
2ili. ihls MI too. LII
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Special Notice.

SPECIAL. NOTTCE--A DISSOLUTION-f
desire to call the attention OF my irlends
ard patrons to the fact that the partner
ship formerly existing under the name
OF Herb & Lewis has been dissolved or,
ders for music 10 he furnished by Lewis
M lHary Band or Orchestra should he
left AT Janke's mlslc store, Abbott Cock
ren's pharmacy. GogPan's music store
or Sweeney & COMBS opera house,
II CHAS. LEWIS.
THE partnership of ]. Jacobs Co,
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Is
70 this day dissolved by mutual consent. J..
Jacobs retiring from the business, which
Will be continued by II. X Han, who
assumes all liabilities and col"cts all
bills due the firm. y, Jnc39s'
~ llal.
NOTICE TO CONTRAcToRs-Blds want
Cd TO repair frame house on the corner
Travis api Walker. hpp,g u " H. 4;
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SITUATION WANTED by s1bo. steady
NQune Swcde good man. TO take cake
of horses hurrirs. yard, milk cows. Al
dress r. e., t'ws office. II
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WANTED-By man of some experience,
with WIFE restaurant to run ON salary
or commission also bed house If attach
cd. Address Waiter. Sdrtartia, Texas II
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Situation Wanted.

SITUATION WANTED-Position as clerk
n dry goods store, or AS cashier in drug
store. terms reasonable. address 1891.
this office. IL
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a MAN wants Job. well experienced in
taking care of horses, carnage and milk
ing cows and yard, sccond cook; have
flee. IL
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a WIDOW LADY without children wishes
employment In Christian family; willing
to sew and assist In household duties.
Address, $50, this office. II
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WANTED Situation as watchman, lire
man or hostlor by young German. Ad-
dress II. H., THIS office. II
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MISS X. HElLIG, voice culture, Italian
method: German, English ana .Ia ai.a
and class lessons. Studio: Binz build
Ing room 3.S. 10
ANNOI' NCFMENT--M Welncr. form
crlv with w L. Foley has arr we'd from
New "York Win patterns from Paris
former patronage solicited; opening
Monday 2il9 Fannn street, corner
Burke. ~
DEFECTIN e AGENCY Trained detct-
tives. watchmen and guards furnished
Fer rates and additional Information al
dress James McCane, +. O. Box NO
lM. 10
THE DOC SPORTCR is the only paper
puhlishcd in the Southwest in the innrr-
est OF dors senl for sample copy The
DOG Sporter, Decatur. Texas.
DIR. WYNN is the hrsst 10 introduce the
new serum therapY in the treatment OF
consumption 81 Blnz Block ~
DIR. WYNN will remove all pimples.
splotchcs, biackhcads. etc, from your
face. make a rough muddy complexion
smooth and clean; 5li Binz Block. 10
Dk. HElSiG mas removed his office to
the R.nz build ng. second floor. and viii
devote his enLr, time to the practice
of medicine Telephone 55I. Ma
NUTICE-It is house cleaning time; let'
me clean youT carpets rugs, mattresses.
feathers and furniture ana your house
look clean and nice. Corner Smith ana
Mckinney, phone COS. Henry Tonndorl,
LADIES. do you wish a stylish dress?
Then walt uiul Friday for Madatne
Joseph's return. she has purchased the
finest novelties ever brought 10 Hons.
ton. ~
FOR 81 on n W voa watch cleaned or main
sprine replaced I'M Ter sulraniee at 4Q9
Travis street by y, ., Wreae. ~
PRESCRIPTIONS brought TO my store
are guaranteed to b. put up from puiest
drugs and with especial care a. very
Reasonable prices. !. Lewyn, Binz cor
ner. ~
MRS. CI.IRIBIL PAYNE. Voice culture,
Italian method, taught. Room 2o3. MOORE
Burnett bullding. ~
VIAYA-A hone treatment for uterine
tr1ltles. invest gate, AT I02 Binz build
uv. lady attendants from to p. m,
advice and health book free. - y
TTTAE-10RE-W Worlds Magnetic Healer;
cures dVspeps.a. rheumauEm, cdtarrh
kidney and female eomplaihts' Wy N't5c
Main ST., adjoining woman's exchange;
MOOK's DANCING ACApEMY-Now
open for reception OF pupils; lhUrsuaE
and SATURDAY q; t'@ p M T ;Sr gai. al
sis p. m. Tor gentlemen.
T-Y7-PIFW RITNRs-Ali makes. new or sec.
ond hand. sold rented. repaired, neo-
stylc dupllcator and supplies typewriter
hhons, paper, carbon oN; ets' ,enas
ssaWe,.ed i0-l7
CUSTOMERS wanted for emma u,hne1
acts g,cssw are, lamps or silser- ateu
| ware at Houston China ana Sllssware
co 9os Main street James f. DpmD'e;
NME. c, A. BUJAC. .pianiste. studio aE
Mason block; especial attention paic g
rudiments Of muRc; lessons At pupils
also advanced students. -
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FOR SALE-Brazos river plantation, cor
taiutng 1913 acres. situated 81 miles from
Houston The S. a. Il A. +. railroad
runs through the plantations ralir"ih
switch. $50 acres In cultivation halhhce
timber; all rich. alluVial; VIII produce "
bushels of corn or Two bales of cotton
per acre; tenant houses dwelling
lougn ct
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ENGINEER wants position; many years
expci .ence, total abstatncr; rciiaple .
good reference, has run a Baylc ma
chine. Address II. W. H.. care Reccsd,
Cucro, Dewitt county. Texas. IL
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DIR. NANCY will cure piles without cut
ting or pain; bla Binz Block. Or. MaNoy
treats all Il diseases of the rectum; when
others fan call on him; 5li Bnz Block.
Or. VIM treats all diseases of the nose,
throat chos, and skin. 5lf Blnz Block.
Consumption cured by the new serum
treatment. used by Or. vim; 5li Binz
Block 10
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WANTED-I'0silon as yard mann can DO
nearly everything around house. I'M
dcrstand my business Address COS. this
office. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-09

TWO finely furnished rooms m private
family. conveniently located, hot aud
cold bath; everything new gas ana al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-09

WANTEn--A position Ia some town with
established dres9makcr OF as n liner
In country town. Address HSJ3 this Of
nee. II
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DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detc.-
tiyes. watchmen and guards furnished
Fer rates and additional Information ad-
dress James McCane. +. q. Box No.
lqn ll-s
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE or exchange ioi
city property. tiO acres OF lana Mtuhlru
IN POLK county. nno bottom farming
land. some IMPROVEMENTS. one ana oh,-
half miles from Goodrich failfodu depot
Carmichael. county 'hll. -
rOR SALE At $li.n per acre. 800 acres
Of land, under fence, har'9h 10y
uu Peach creek Apply y. u. Brown,
Wharton. TeNas ~
FOR SALE Two lots on paved sueel'
near oar line, ON corner, proc Spn' phi,
gain Address No. ,9la, lnls Office u
TOK SALE New housc, TO be moved Of
premises. Suitable Tor store or si9 9ShI5
t,,iagc. cheap Tor cash. Apply "'ls a
FOR SALE At \ sAcKltlCM~ i9 w.
acres Liberty county ON ,Sonihs@,n a. q,
enc rlroad Hst S24T r I[T1IR HI; ba T.
an I :" superior KlcE LAND. price So"
rer acre, SO" taken Y i ,Mm 4 ,! II
miles south of Athens, loo acres Ct ~,
waited. balance timber, me grass I'm, nI1
mast two laTg" COCKS ,I,,,har n wsIis
and Ncrmuda pasture prce 5000, w
5000 clsh or good nncncumneTen p,"ip
he leased NJ low rent. James II. Con
y Son, Austin, Texas. - -
FOR SALE-Ter-acrc tract under cnlo-
walton. out on Main rtreet road cheap
II sold nt once. Wilson Hannah. ~,
KAN building. u
FOR sALE--That handsome residence 2tii
Caroline street. will be sold at IA bar
gala If taken at once. Call at promises
and exntu ne or apply to n. NJ. Nofiieet,
Ilutchlns House. u
FOR sAI.E-Brazos river plantation, cor
taiutfs i2ls acres situated 3s miles from
Houston The S. a IL a. l.. raiifoal
runs through the plantations raiir~ih
switch 6p acres ~ cultivaIon, na'ahg y
timber; all rich ailuNial; VIII produce "a
bushels of corn or Two bales OF cotton
per acre; tenant houses. dwelling
house, etc.
Also 256o-acre plantation In Brazorla coun.
~. 200 IN cultivation. Also 100 and 1853
acres, all rich, alluvial. The hard times
VIII bring these lands into notice.
Also 1925 acres situated 30 miles from
Houston. The H., IL, ~ W. 7. r. X.
runs through the land. land all virgin
tinhcred
Twenty and 40 acre tracts near tho city;
two handsome residences, close in. all
of which viii be sold nt prices IN keepng
YIN the s sostyye of A money WAIT fHrrs
Hunter Ilutchins House. Houston,
Texas. li-22
I HAVE FOR SALE three lots on Texas
avenne, price 5000; two lots and two
houses Oh Walker avenue, $1,000; two
lots on Rusk avenue, including corner,
$500 two nice cottages on Caroline
street. 'l2c: one nice four room cottage
several cities In North Texas TO trade
for Houston propesty and South Texas
lands. | make a specially OF exchanging
property and merchandise. Send me a
list of what you have and what you
want. | have l. 900 acres of clear land
to trade for houston or Galveston prom
erty Hill assume some incumbrance, If
you wish TO buy, sell. rent or exchange
property. write me- N, NJ. Norheet
Hutcnins House. tf
FOR SALE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward; $500 TO
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q;
j Palmer. THIS office. u
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THE DOG SPoRTER is the only paper
published in the Southwest in the ini,r-
est OF dors senl for sample copy The
Dog Sporter Decatur. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-09

4 YOUNG business man wishea employ
ment, such that win acquaint him with
the city, living WAGES only Nskcd Ad-
dress :. II. Mentor. els Fannin street II
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Advertisers should remember that let
tiers directed to initials only are rot jellr-
ereJ through the postofilce. II initials are
used they should be directed to the car,
OF 9omo person. hrm OF oostofiice box. Al.
Nert.sements can be- left nj our office %
sent through the mail to
THE HOUSTON POST Houston. TeAas
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SIS A WEEK EASY-Yo work right
around home; "a brand new thing. no
trouble 10 make SIS week easy; wri,e
how ,nsy Il ran he done: send as your
address anyway; II will be for your IN
terest 10 Investigate. .wilte today you
can positively make slS week easy.
ROYAL Manufacturing Co. Box q. s.. d.
Mich 1h-.S
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EUNrf. NUTVI OF fCFTNnTNIIT, M OF out OF
city Address eSsS. this office. II
WANTED hooks to keep and willing to
work cheap Address j. II. :, this
office. II
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Personal.

MISS II. HElIIG, voice culture, Italian
method. German. English and Italian
singing; project control of breath. Single
inc room 3eS 10
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rOK gAI.n-M $ll.N per acre. 200 acrcs
of land. under. fence " barton county,
ON Peach creek, Apply \. 49, Brown,
Wharton T.NnP ~
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DIR. WYNN is the first 10 introduce the
new serum therapY in the treatment OF
cousumption; 81 Blnz Block. 10
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ANNOtr NCEMENT--M Wener. form
erly with w. L. Foley. has arrived from
New York with patterns from Paris,
former patronage solicited; opening
Monday, 2il9 Fannin street, corner
Hurko ii
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Number words time times week mo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22
CHINA COMING UP.
May Become one Of the Creates, Cot
ton Producers of the world

May Become one Of the Greatest Cot.
ton Producers Of the world
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-The pros.
pcctus Of a new industry at Shanghai is
made the subject Of Areport to the state
department by Consul General Jerni.
gan at that place. Il is called the Shang.
hal Oil Mil company, which proposes to
manufacture oil from coitonseed. Il IL
the logical result Of the cottonmills at
Shanghai and the consequent stimulus
given 10 the cultivation Of cotton in
China. Since 1890 there have been Is
new cotton manufacturing establish.
mcnts erected at Shanghai and they are
now In successful operation.
As the area available for the cultivA.
ton Of cotton in China is almost as lin.
itloss as the supply Of labor, and labor
being cheap. thOre can be no doubt. Mr..
Jernigan says. that China will soon be
one Of the greatest cotton producing
countries in the world, and this product
will command serious consideration in
all calculations with reference TO the
cotton market.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22
MOB OF MASKED MIN.
They Commit Another Out
rage In McLennan.
NEGROES FLOGGED AND KILLED

Anderson Vaughn IL Shot TO Death and
-Four Others Are stripped and Given
severe BsatIng-Farmers Of the
Community Are worked Up Over
the AhAlr.
Waco, TeI., Aug. n. Another
whitecapping outrage has occurred in
McLennGn county and is the most seri-
Gus Of any Of the former outrages. This
one took place Wednesday night within
mile Of tfo town Hillside, ~ miles
south Of this place.
A gang OF mounted men with their
faces covered with white cloths sur.
rounded house ON land belonging to
James Hendricks, and after killing one
negro administered terrific thrAshing,
with quirts and sticks. to four others.
The name Of the dead man is Ander-
son Vaughn. Those who received the
ioRging are Haywood and Shade Rob-
ertson Of Waco, and EvAnt Sander and
Morris Davis Of the Hillside neighbor.
hood.
The outrage occurred just after sup
per. The five men were lounging about
the yard after the days work, and were
surrounded and ordered TO obey order,
or take the consequences.
All Of the colored men were prompt
in holding mp their hands except Ander
son Vaughn. He was confused and
crouched close to the ground. staring in
dismAy at the mob that surrounded
him.
In the presence OF the terrible mol
Anderson Vaughn began to crawl of on
Allfours Suddenly shot was fired AM
he rose erect, threw his arms above hi
head and with wild yell OF agony Eel
back corpse.
Tho other four were stripped, laiC
across log and severely whipped
Then they were ordered 10 leave the vi
oinity In "a hours.
Two Of the whipped men walked her,
and gave detailed account Of the affai
TO the sheriff. The sheriff at once wen
10 the scene.
The farmers in the county are yer!
much wrought up about the outrage
Il Is the work Of q gang which ha
existed in this county for many years
and many efforts have been made b
bring them TO justice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22
County Examination.

The. pedagogues were In full potses
sion at the courthouse yesterday When
the reporter called. They occupied two
rooms, one Tor the whites, and another
for the colorsd teachers. The eIamina,
ton was being conducted by Profs. j,
T. Gloss, 5, II. Hickman and =. Marion
Law. There were twenty-four appll.
canls Tor first and second grade ceriif.
Gates. The white teachers we're as fol-
lows
Miss Rosa Shields, Miss Minnie Laski,
Prof. Rollins, Prof d. p. Bullock and
Prof. W. A. Watkins.
Colored: Roxama White, X. P. Neal,
Mamie Knox, S. N. Todd, L. A. Nc.
Lewis, Ada Scott, Laura Mcwhorier
Joe Knox, Jennie Kennard, Anna Chill.
dress, Cora Phillips, W. NJ. Love, G. @.
Carter, L. +, Haynes, c. A. r Grant,
Iiattia Rofelle.
Examinations Cor third grade certid.
oates win BE- held today
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22

Dr. Geo. r. Tabor has on exhibition
at James drug store a genuine speci-
men Of the Mexican "vinegarone" sen
him by ". Il. Burney from III Paso
county, The "yinegarone" Is deadly
poisonous and very much dreaded by
the people In localities where they are
found. This IL a very large specimen (;
being two inches long and very black.
The sting Is long and slender being ALTO
about two inches long. The thing also
has two large claws like a crab and long
slender legs. Altogether Il Is an ex.
ceedingly wicked looking thing, and a
person looking at II can readily under.
stand Why the cowboy out west, where
he feels like bad man, calls himself a
"YiEegarone."
Tailor John Gee has two Cuban
blood hound pups which he has named
Bryan and sewall. lie says they cost
500, and belong to the same breed Of
dogs which the Spaniards use for chAs-
ing the insurgents. Bryan is the live
lest Of the two pups, and c. l.. Mccoy
lays this pup can eat nine pounds Of
beef every morning
Strange as il may seem there are
some who do not understand that Il
Bryan snd sewall get 10000 votes in
Texas and Bryan and Watson get q
,imilar number that the result for Bry.
an will be only the 10000. They seem
to be in. pressed with the idea that both
tickets should be counted for the young
Nebraskan.-Navasoia Review.
We are reliably informed that Con.
gresham Joe Bailey will speak in Bry.
an at an early date. Bailey's repulA'
ton as un orator has spread over State
lines and he never fails 10 draw q crowd
and 10 carry 1t with him.
Consumption can be cured by the us'
OF Shlloh's Cure. This great Cough
Cure Is the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by all drug
I uigfa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22

CANTON, o., Aug. 2l.-Thorough in
vestigation has been made into th,
cause Of the derailing Of engine No. 40
which was hauling the worktrain las
night near CArrollton, when the 10
conceive rolled down an embankmeri
and killed Engineer Joseph Kirk ant
Fireman John HArdesty Of this city
The investigation shows the accident
was caused BY children having placed
three spikes ON the outside Of the rail ci
. curve whore the derailment occurred
Twenty.siH men In the cAboose ESCAPED
death BY falling several hundred feet
down the embankment because the ca
bose was caught In the branches Of 1
bic tree
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22
JOHN A. DAHLGREN.

Last Thursday an ordinance was
passed prohibiting any one riding
a bicycle on The streets without A
bell and lantern attached tn the hi.
cycle, Ga Thursday evening he.
fore dusk tho bicycle ridars hesan
to obey the new ordinance, I'm, In
amanner which pll,el Il in riIic
ulous light They appeared on
every corner with huge clw bells.
dinner bells and all sorts Of oll,er
bells dangling from varlou4t&sl.
tons on their bicycles. Old Ian.
terms which had not been in use for
years were pressed INTO service and
used to fuliill the requirements of
the ordinance, whether they pro.
duced any illumination or NOT.
The city officials enjoyed the bur.
lesquc quite as much as any of the
bic. clisls.--Marlin b II.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22
The Rate Met.

KANSAS CuY, Aug 81. The Wabash
aud Santa Fe railroads have met the
Scent rate per 100 ON lard, tallow. oleo,
oil, gross and canned meats from Kan.
sas City TO the Mississippi river made
by the Alton. The Santa Fe followed
suit in part by making the same rate on
oil, lard and tallow for export and a rate
Of 49, e cents on other packinghouse pro.
duce. This is in the interest Of Atlantic
against Gulf port shippers and appa'
rently is the beginning Of another inter
esting freight ratewar
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22

Read the above ad II
DIR. J. NJ. soles and wife we're in BTy'
an yesterday.
w.P. Connolly returned from Hub
bard City yesterday afternoon.
W. $. Howell returned Thursday
night from II. Worth and Dallas.
Dick skains aud family were in irom
Alexandria yesterday.
IF. Holden ofnoar Tabor, was herr
yesterday.
Henry pHplel was in from Kur;en
yesterday.
The full moon has brought ont the
hilarious straw riders again.
Mrs. c. W. Taylor Of Houston, is Wis
iling her brother, j. A. Mcqueen.
FOR sALE-A brand new pheaton,
Apply to l.. r. Bonneville. sept, Is
Tom Newland viii 60 to work for Mis.
trot Bros, & Co., ai NayasoA sepiem-
Der let.
Cotton seed lul.s delivered TO an
part Of the city at $3.50 per town by
Ira Gooch. Phone go. sepu
Mr.. and Mrs. lH.kcepof Macy, have
been made TO relo.Jy by ,he advent OF a
10 pound democrat 90 their homo.
The best cough cure is shiloh Cure
A neglected cough ls dangerous. StoI
q nc once with Shiloh's Cure. Sold boy
all druggists
Judge ]. A. Bnckhol,s acc.leutly took
a dose Of asthma cure yesterday, think
ing Il liver medicine. and was quite sick
from the effects Of 60 Er a fw hours.
"aly baby had Group and was saved
by shllohs Cure" writes Mrs. J. h
Martin Of Huntsville. Ala. Sold by al
druggists.
Ross Montgomery is on the road fora
Chicago candy house. Ross is curv,
pitcher and a hustler and will no doubt
do well on the road.
FOR SALE-Light one.horse stude
baker spring wagon and sot Of harness
will be sold together or singlY. to suit
purchaser. Apply to W. I. Jones. II
Pills do not cure Constipation. They
only aggravaic. Karls Clover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity OF the
bowels. Sold by an druggists.
II. Mafwilsky, late OF Naeogioches,
has openej a barrel house, in the rcd
iroat building. ..zennat black. Ar.
Maruilssy viii BE- ioinei by his family,
who arc IN NaYasota, as soon as a real
dence can be secured here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-22

Mrs. Patterson, who has been pleas
antly visiting Mr.. and Mrs John b.
Mike several weeks, returned TO her
home In Waco Yesterday.
was nervous. tired. irritable aud
cross. Karls Glover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MRS. L. b. woRDEN.
Our Tabor Correspondent has got the
corn crop down finer than any one We
have seen yet lie says 1t will take a
still day 10 gather 1t.
Diseased blood. constipation, and
kidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured 10y Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
by all druggists.
Remember the big II. * T. c. excur.
sion SUNDAY. Round trip TO Houston,
Sl75; to Galveston, $500. Leave Bryan
1885 a. M.
Workmen are busy putting the roof
on tne new compress. They expect to
have 1t ready to iun sometime next
week.
Sterling Blount and Ella McCray Of
Allenfarm, have been permitted to pair
by County Clerk Barron.
FOR SALE-Graded Jersey milk COW
with heller calf Apply to W. T.
James. 20
A new cypress public water trough
has been but in near John b. Mikes
store.
sam lsbell OF the firm Of lsbell & Up.
church, Of Pankey, Grimes county, was
here yesterday buying goods.
whites creek bridge has bee n com
| pleted aud will be received by the CON-
mi.sioners court next Wednesday.
The Temple and Nayasoia base bal
teams have disbanded aud gone to work