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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
LIvEnyMAN's HARD LUCK.

Alvin, Tcxas, May 5,-A. Morgan a
livorymnn OF this place. has just under
gone hard luck" experienced About
two months ago two men hired team
from him. saying they were DONG hdNcr-
nsng work. and would be sono about
three days. Onn week later lie received a
letter from them, saying the team was at
Columbia. a few days later he Received
letter from La,;ranBe, stating the team
had heon left there. lie went 10 la
bad shape, the harness broken, buggy
racked. and livery bill 10 pay. lie
started home and. arriving near Sealy.
he had 10 pay $40 ~ n,vc the carcass
dragged away. He shipped the remain
ing horse and the buggy from sealy by
rail and came home about $50 out of peck
ct and no money for tho hire OF The
team In sight.
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BRENNAN nRlEFs

brenh"m, Texas. May quite IL num-
boy of Hrenhamiies are attending the Sam
Jones meetings at Austin.
ne ir"nhnm Bicycle club viii fender
.ne.t friends lnnquei at Exchange hotel
tomorrow evening '''''
mere WI. tc II chutch social ut the res
idence u: )r. liylcs tomorrow nvenin,,
C"np OF tue Ancient order OF David
mas been orsani2ed here, with twenty-siN
charter members so
Mr. mann Weugernan has f.cd nppllca-
estate OF Hugo Becker
The cases of W = Cortes vs.. the Hous-
ION and TeNas Central Railway oomrnny
nnd w +, Cortes vs. r. 5. Sloan were
dismissed during vacation yestsrdnv a,
plaintiffs cost 80
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JEwETT DEMOCRATS.

40 Conform to tie Dudley Instructions
Governor Culbcrson Endorsed.
Jswett. Texas. May a-The democratic
county convention OF Leon county met
yesterday In CentervilIe. The action OF
tho State Democratic executive commit
tee in referring the financial question TO
tho people was Endorsed and n June &
primary election ordered. The admlnisira-
lion OF Governor Culb.rson Was in1oysed
ard delegates to the State convention
Instructed TO vote for his denomination,
and for the denomination OF each OF the
heads of the various departments. Instruc-
lions were given for Hon. \. H. Bail for
congress and Hon. H.. y. Dashiell Tor
district Judge. The candidacy Of Hon. l.
n. DasfiielI for fioater from Limestone.
Robertson. Leon and Madison counties
was Endorsed by rising vote. Hon GEORGE
Scott was reelected county chairman for
. third term and j. l.. Robinson was
elected secretary. The attendance WAS
large and harmony prevailed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06

a match he discovered 2-montlf-old
baby lying IN COW trough. He carried
il 10 ihe house and commenced n scar,h
for IT'S mother. who was found lodged
90 the southern hotel. She was about
go wars Of age and n man about 30 Was
WITH her. who claimed to he her brother.
The g'rl said she had disgracci hcracf
nnA was trying 10 got ria OF her baby.
They gave their names ns Swinney and
snll they lived In RuslS county They
Wont away on the north bound train with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06

Houston, Texas, MAY 5-F!nd enclosed
~ votes ia the credit OF Miss Edna Gayle.
Cara Bailey
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CONSEQUENCE REQUIRED b.

New York Tribune.
There is restaurant IN Na1
the walls of which are dec9ss|
Illuminated scripture quota'ioat
which the honesty of eaea ~
trusted for a full payment fof ri
ceived.
The restaurant employs 10 y
The food served Is laid out on 'nsI
There are towering piles OF ~.
great bowls of crrllers. plates
and steamlng urns of cohee p'e's'
10y n white rohed attendanl. ~
Each persons selects wha' ~,
eat, secures n chair ana le'sal'.
meal. Having finished he pays w
as he passes out of the door
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wears sirce, o,s. II Is by no means assure
tnN ;nes have the call ths year. II IS
Believed :fa. wise action on the part Of
% serccre.s Will bring them victory in
a majority * no, in all The county ofrlces
trls year There seems TO prevail an nj
-rc~t ruissr>3l sentiment tina. some OF the
svita,v crices ara allied nv very ircom-
r-Lsn. cfri.i4's Cuibcrson and most ~
D. present STATE officials Will he !ndnrsei
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B food

and was strongly advised BY F., n
to try Hoods Sarsaparills. Shs vi
had cured her and would no don't. !
my wife. So we tried It, and to NJ 4
Its effect is wonderful, Is only Mn !
mild expression. 1t appears 10 bel
ing up Il new constitution for be-; !
~ we are family Of eleven, he,
eleven OF us rejoicing at the result
III the foregoing induces only ou
son, suffering in the same manner, |,
Hoods Sarsaparilla, l shall feel murd
rewarded" ELIJAH PAcKEp, E Y
roe Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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IMpoRTANr Mt-nprR rp1AI

San Angelo, Texas May g. -- Fully
seventy-hve attached witnesses leave san
Angelo tonight for stcph,nyillc. Erath
county, 20 tcstify in the trial OF John n
Fitzpatrick charged with the murder OF
Frank ;. Allen. prominent and weIl-to-
do business man OF san Angelo about
six months asso. The case was taken 10
Erath county by agreement on account
OF the strong feeling throughout this
county over the crime. Vt is generally
thought that n strong cffor, will bc made
by the defense to secure a continuance.
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INrrRsrArr NEWS prrlrNcr

Tcxarhana. Ark. May 5-The raiy In
iersrato News turned Its ioes to the daisies
last night. II was the oldest newsi.iper
IN Tits section. hnying been founded NN
w j Allen IN 1874. Its death leaves cniv
two Papers IN the city, one on oiiner side
OF Ono Staic lin.
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AZ 1,NrnnrI,NNrn n1pI.

Gre esheck Texas, May 5-Mlss Minnie
Neeley, aged q. living near Lost praric
caatcrn portion OF Limestone county was
tiied yesterday before Judge Chambers
on charge 90 lunicy. Tho young Indy
was before the court ard al times an
poar.d quito rational answering questions
and asking questions in turn The l,,rv
after hearing The .viicncc, ropierc a
verdict OF unsound mind. recommending
COZ nnnment and mcllcnl iraAt,nrni
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SSIeep|

BY its power to respond % M u
needs Hoods sarsaparills b, -.
Its itself the greatest friend q ~ ~
Thousands write that thew H., uS Il
given health and strength BY i
1t is the great blood purifier, M \
sequently the true nerve topis
III feel that l should hsvu.h
common gratitude should l hil n NJ !,
benefit my wife has derived ifou 4, +
sarsaparilla. She became ss,iou.
from running ulcers, caused bypoor'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06

jeremiah henncssy arrived In the>hty
this morning with hts back run or buck
shot and was taken TO the sealy hospital
The man arrived here from Florida II
short time ago and went TO me TEXAS
berries. The mans story is That he went
to house IN Alta Iona and knovked At
the door. For an answer ~, feeoNe" VIC
contents Of n shotgun in the back. lie
claims 10 know The party or parties WHO
ala the shooting, but he assigned no
cause for the act.
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Needs assistance it may ne g ems
il promptly, but one s 'isut ureni,al
use even the most pe.,. and NOS |,
when needed. The Des tns syrupt
and gentle remedy Is s"S calliasl|
manufactured by '"e
Syrup Company.
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rLIPPANT YOUTH.
Indlannnolis Journal.

Indianapolis Journal. .n.,,
Young man" said the -, 1'I III M
with the big watch chain; n,,r
foundation of my fortune py Az AZ.
car fare" II didn't know !ol.t
one" remarked the iiippah, ma
can't be worked in these BEL p'l'
ANYWAY"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06

annual session here today. The M
ton has over 1900 members k1
largest body of physicians and s-f1
in America. and probably In TIE =
Its membership is made up o. ne. 8
highest rank in the profession
cine. Members are in attendana
every State in the Union. There Eil
visitors from Canada, while EafrH
several representatives. DR.. eau q.
fornia, president, raped the sss1
TO order.
Dr. Reed OF Ohio introduced : ~
for the appointment Of the aeNa
the second pan American conyras
held under the auspices OF w y
government. The resolution w ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
MONTGOMERY FOR MccoMB.

willis. Texas, May 4.-The democracy OF
Montgomery county met IN convention to-
day and enjoyed one of the most pleasant
and harmonious conventions In Its history.
All Of the present State officials who are
candidates for reelection were Endorsed.
Tor congress: Allison Mayfeld for rail
road commissioner. L. u. Highiower for
distrtct Judge, and Carter for district at
Srhs financial question was introduced
and after Some discussion the convention
decided 10 favor the conservative position
e. held by Hon. W. II McGomp' ca"a''"'e
foy congress from this district.
Il III q pretty sure thing that the Har-
dy-c,ark gang wouldn't got a single vote
N, thia county.
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n1ssrNs1nN 1N cn1.ncH.

Nnco. TeNns. Nay 4.-ITolNIe aT07s M
the Second Baptist church today. resulting
In the withdrawal of thirfy-nine mem
hers. including the SundaN-schopi superin-
feudeni and secretary. Tne trouble is over
tho alleged standardization Views OF The
pastor. Key. " H. Roberts Tn nut
tcr was submitted to Rows. Il Il Carroll
and Trutt. The views az + stor Roberts
were sustained aud The dissenting mom-
hers advised to Withdraw from TIA
church. What further action they viii
take has not yet been determined.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
AN UNDERTAKEN FAILS.

san Antonio, Texas, May i.-Wingneld.
nm Undertaken filed n chattel mortgage
may IN favor OF John Y. Sommeryille
Tor the benefit of his credi,ors ,rha a. .,,'
IN, nliti ,.. named amount 10 ;26i9lo: assets
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WATSON CApy1,prn

waco Texas May 5.--Charlos Watson.
who stabbed and Killed. sia 1.aryen n,
West yesterday. WAS captured this morn
lhs ana jailed here today. He refused To
MAX statement and Will have a habeas
corpus hearing tomorrow.
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pYrIIIAN pIcNIc

Bryan, Texas May s.-Thc Knights OF
Pylhas are having his dnuer aud mic
ric at the fish pond five miles south az
BRYAN today. Several members OF tie
Navasota lodge are present and thcy viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
NEW cArno1lc cnlRcn.

Worihing, TEXAS. May There is going
70 he new Catholic church built about
three miles from here Mr. j T. kutach
Of his place made up s2la0 Yesterday for
the church. Work Will begin ia "A short
umc on the DulllllnE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06

ilmpson, Texas, May a--Hon T. $. Gar
r'son Is candidate for tho legislature
embracing Shoby and Sabine counties
subject to the action OF the democracy.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
BARN AND COMM, ;. INC.

,.,n "'.n' ieSas' May "a large barn
corn am5 so sor ~; 4, Carton containing hay.
stroyed by fire. WIS 'o'a's ue-
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FATALLY STABBED.

West. Texas. May As. D. 'I',
fatally stabbed this morning =. ND 4
Watson, prominent la ,sa caus
West. Old trouble was u'
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rRonInlTroN rI-rcr1nu

Caldwell Texas, May "a petition is
pcing circulated asking the county com
, mmssipn,is TO order an election to vote on
takes in the town Of Caidwell "' ""''"
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DROWNED wnILE SEEMING.

Thackerville. l. r.. May While Thack-
erville portles were scinlng IN Red river,
four miles west from here. John Gipson
got beyond HIS depth and was drowned
Henry Jones got caught In the seine and
had very narrow escape from drowning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
BARN Am crncr

W " a * s, IeNas, Aprli 2a-Thc barn OF
stallion al % y ~ !; Wheeioeis burned at noon.
or. saddles -b bushels OF grain. corn grind
Loss 5000; no Insurance.. e. were destroyed
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MONEY FOR GOOD ROADS.
Galveston County Officials Make
Apr OPERATIONS.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS A MILF
VIII Build 0ood Gravel Road Painter.
SIM on . striks-To Encourage
Immigration.


HaNes'on' ieAas' May 5-Thc good
fVu1s movement IN this county has ma
'ef'eii@ea 10 some extent al leaa Last
| night the city council appropriated siOn5
| 40 ''' 'V''S .N''o'' OF ny sheH ana grave
| ioadway on Thlrty-ninth rtrcc, from the
| paving on Ayeuue n 10 Rroaa,xav ma
| - -, .
west on brondway 10 connection with
| the county road. conditioned tina, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
BUsINEss CHANCE

'a'uwci' Texas, May 5-Mr. j. j. Nor
san, formerly in the livery business here
n,yusht out the grocery store of 4 II
Alexander and Will take charge today.
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WANTED IN GAl.VEsroN.

san Antonio, Texas, May b. NAPOLEON
Black, a negro. was arrested here today
hron capMs from Calves on. where he
der N'
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.poI1ITTCB IN ERATH.

Dubiin. Texas. May 1.-THE democratic
Z ~ cuaiye committes has ordered the pri-
Z 1870 sor June : ana the vote on tho
S1I1 y prepegit tn q bs sor or nsaii ,it
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THE pR1IKS

six months course In either shorthand
and iyrewriiins. bookkeeping or telc-
sF'rhy IN the Houston Commercial COL
i'es to the one youns lady over Ia years
% age IN Harris county and ,he one out
side 90 Harris county securing TIE larsos,
nanosT % coupons before noon May Is.
.s-5.
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COTTAGE DEs1p

T., LoTHnsport, Ia. MAY 3-.yos,.rao,
ma ncn',, cottage. owned by II. Fnnvlil,
destrovn9in ~ Mr., Lemon, was eutirel,
destroyed by lire. No Insurance. "'' Wy
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FATHER HRANNAN,s MISSION

San Diego. Texas, May 4-Father p. 7.
Rrannau closed his series of sermons here
last night and left on this evenings train
for Corpus Christi, Father Branni,n has
addressed a large audience IN the Catholic
church every night for the past week
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CHARGED WITH INCEST.

c'eburne, Texas. May s.--Alock Cabin,
an old man about 60 years OF age. was
brought to town yesterday and lodged in
1na ~ = chRrge n lneaat He lives near
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Quarterly Passenger Tax-New Charters
lssucl-City Notes.
Austin, Texas. May 1.-The following
collections OF quarterly taxe~ on passen-
ger earnings are reported by the comp
troller today; Chicago. Rock Island an,l
leNas railroad, $685.. Fort Worth ana
lio irande. $lSSG2.
NEW CHARTERS.
The Dublin Comparative Associations
Patrons of lIushandry filed an amendron,
TO Its charter With the secretary Of state
providing for an increase of lis cnp!tal
stock from $1,000 to SPOON
The l'enicl-lee Coal and Wood cum-
innf OF sherman lied lis charter today.
capital stock '5pn. lncorporaiors. n If
Lee Susie henael j, Hend4
NOTES
INC MeXicans Of this city celebrated
M, ,he ON OF May, their national holiday
To-Day with 4 procession aud picnic
Governor liosg returned from Wa1a-
nurhie ms Wuruius where he sinle
stsl"rray, ana from all accounts he VAS
aV'"fHra an ovation :uere
Hon. L. u. T.illari Of Freestone ts In
,nn S'iy toiay HE expects to return TO
the legislature and says thar the ,i,.n,n,.
nv j. ia tool shape IN his section
Governor tulberson Will 70 ia Fired
ericksburs, Gillespie county. next thur
u uy 10 attend Tue seinl-c, ntennial c.lo-
nra'lon OF ,hc first German settlement in
sni7 Part or me state. which begins on
may ana last three days
reward of 5000 was offered bv tho
"'s'ipt To-Day Tor thu apprehension of
y, sanchez, who assassiudfed a. " Tcd
AZ ms '"Heh N kinney county on April ~
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N erve

Excitement, overwork md 49,,
running the health Of tbon. "9 :
women. Pure Blood |, rc,,..,
feed the nerves, a good ,oo.,s.
digestive strength are d.m,,s.,
keep the body strong and , 49,.
!. ana to restore the exhausted u.s. sss
there must be sound and rsi,s S
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FORGOT TO ENCLOSE THEM.
Contest Editor.
Houston. Texas, May 5-Enclosed ,nd
coupons. Please rlnce ia tho credit Of
Alice compton, drummer, Texas aud
ohlige yours truly. ID. l.. Jenkins.
drummer.
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DOCTORS IN SESSION.
,csn an.a'ua', May 5-The American Med
association met In its forty-seventh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-06
A DEsEnTED BARE.

Troupe. Texas, May Awhile Mr.. Law
horn was passing his COW lot at late
hour last night he heard the voice Of .
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-28
WHAT MR. BOWRON SAYS Good Reason to Claim a Popu-
 Iation of 100000. IRON MARKET IMPROVING I. c., l. & R. R. Co. Booking New Orders. Chances for Continued Improvement
 in the Metal Market.

On his rounds for news yesterday State Herald reporter dropped into the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany s office, thinking that, perhaps, something of interest to the public might be learned there.
 The first person to greet the reporter was Treasurer Bowron, who, after friendly greeting had been passed, be- gan to discuss the iron market.
 Said he:
 There is a slight improvement in the tone of the market this week and the in- dications are that it will steadily inn prove from now on, for a while at least. For several weeks we have been suffer- ing, or, perhaps, it is better to say we have felt the reaction from the feverish activity of last summer and early fall. We had just begun to recover from that reaction when President Cleyeland'S Venezuelan letter was promulgated. That letter caused another adverse reaction,
 Ut excitement over the letter has about died out and improvement in the market is again noted.
 Last week we booked orders for about | 300 tons of pig iron, which, however, is not an unusual amount to sell in a week.
 "The coal trade is getting flatter now that spring is approaching, and the rise in the Mississippi river has enabled barges of Pennsylvania and Ohio coal to arrive in New Orleans and lower Mis- sissppi valley.
 Birmingham Has 100000 People.
 Did you know" continued MT. Bow ron, that Birmingham has population of 100000 people? We'll by the rules that should prevail in computing city's pop ulation Birmingham should be accorded that number. Take, for instance, New York. Brooklyn and Hoboken. Were it not for the fact that the state line be- tween New York and New Jersey sepa- rated Hoboken from New York they would be considered as. one. Practically every suburb on the dummy and electric lines radiating from Birmingham are a part of, the city The people of those places come here to trade and the trans portation facilities place them within few minutes of the heart of the city. The imaginary line that bounds the police and sanitary Jurisdiction is not the prac- tical limit of the city, and in computing its population should not be considered. Then suppose you add the population of Woodlawn. Avondale, East Lake, North Birmingham, Jonesville, Smithfield, Pratt City, Ensley City, Elyton and the districts just outside and adjoining the city's limits to Birminghams population and you will easily have a population of loo, ,000."
 MT. Bowron has great faith in Bir- mingham and never loses an opportunity to put in a word for the city or to do anything that will benefit Birmingham.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-28
PERSONAL.

Dr. J. w Hughes went up to Nashville last night.
 MT. J. B. Cabell of Memphis spent Sun day in the city.
 MT. w. A. Davis of Anniston was in the city last night.
 MT. J. K Dimmick, president of the Anniston Rolling Mill company, is in the city.
 MT. H. B. Cooper superintendent of the Anniston Pipe and Foundry company, is in the city.
 MT. Haiden Miller, assistant general freight agent of the Southern railway at Atlanta. Is in the city.
 MT. Harry Orr has returned from a two weeks visit to relatives and friends in Cincinnati and Louisville.
 MT. M. T. Stratford has returned from the cycle show in Madison Square Gar den, which he thoroughly enjoyed.
 The family of Superintendent Wicker sham of the Alabama Great Southern road arrived on the Southern last night, and are stopping at the Florence.
 MT. r. w. Keith of Chicago is in the some of the colonsts who desire to To- cate in Alabama, and is here to look at land and investigate the resources, cli- mate, etc.
 Twenty-Hve per cent off for spot cash only on all shoes in my store except on Canister SnOeS, TUT lhh y uoJ'. wy shoes 20 to 50 per cent cheaper than our semi-annual assignee sale shoe men,. l am the only house in the city who takes periodical tickets and who takes Ienneso see Coal. Iron and Railroad checks at 90 cents on the dollar for shoes. T. C. King.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals.-H. L. Hutch ;nson. Georgia; M. M. Warren. Chatta- nooga: D. Swenright, Kansas City; A. F. Providence, R. l.; w. H. Woodward, New York: J. A. Moral, St. Louis; James Hood. city; w. P. Yeatman, Woodward; w. B. Fowlkes, w. w. Crawford, Will liam Barrows, Alex Bryan, city; B. r. Wiggs. St. Louis; w. G. Roberts, Nash vilIe: w, J. Edwards. Memphis; J. s. Coxey. Massillon, O.; J. H. Ketcham. Oneonta: R. l.. Edwards, Sylacauga; P. A Garter. city; L. c. Dickinson, Annis- ton. W. H. Cooper, Oxford; A. D. Fant, Ssincinnati: J. V. Terry and wife, Phil adelnhia: M. Wymond, city; J. B. Good Iett. Huntsville; R. J. Sinnott, Chicago; ~ T. Zachry, Baltimore; J. M. Taulben, Pannee. Okla; J. c. P. Elder, Evansville, Ind: J. P. Jacsway. Trenton, Ga.; George q. frederick, New York; M. c. Burke, Montgomery; J. A. Rhodes, Pratt City; William Blackwell, New York; J. J. Can- don, Knoxville; John R. Rogers. River side; J. M. Leach, North Carolina; L. s. Wickersht l.. E. Wickersht, Ethel Wick ersht, Miss Hannah Lanshaw, Atlanta; A. w. Nyce, Cincinnati; H. E. Jacobs, Nashville; c. w. Metcalfe, Louisville, Ky; w. B. Hines, Peoria, ILL: John Hart we'll, Cincinnati: J. H. Mcclure. Nash vile; F. A. Baldwin, Coral. Mich; J. O. Boykin, Montgomery.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-28
FOR SALE

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 $450-Splendid 4-room cottage at East Lake $500,1O acres between Woodawn and East s550-l7h acre farm in miles of city. in Shades valley. ''' |" If you want a home or investment call to see us or write us. W
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