davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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cents,
Hens Omen Of Victory.

RICHMOND, KY, Oct dock Cobb,
q prominent farmer Of Red House and
brother of County Attorney j. Tevis
Cobb, brought here yesterday what Is
undoubtedly the most remarkable cam
paign curiosity ever seen here. 1t is
hens eng, on enc side of which, in bas-
relief, is the letter "B." On the other
side is an exact figure, also in bas-re-
lief, of an American dollar, on which
are plainly visible an eagle and the
figures Is to /, the 81" being preceded
BY . IS"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22
Senator Butler Has q Mishap.

WARRINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator Ma
riOn Butler, chairman of the Populst
National campaign committee, went
bicycling last evening with Mrs. But
Ter and met with mishap. They were
coming down Capitol Hill when the
Senator's wheel struck branch which
had fallen on the roadway, and he lost
control of his wheel and took header.
He sustained no serious injuries, hut
was badly bruised. To-day he was
bandaged up in bed, but expects to be
out tomorrow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22
Pasquotank County Ticket.

ELIZABETH CITY, n. c., Oct. 1.-THE
Populists and Democrats of PasquO-
tank county have nominated the fol-
lowing joint ticket:
For House Of Representatives.
Whitehurst.
For Register of Deeds-Chas. Meads
For Sheriff-W. F. Pritchard.
For Treasurer-M. n. Sawyer.
For Commissiopers-W. j. Temple
Geo. IL. Scott and Frank Weeks.
For Survey or-John G. Overman.
For Coroner-Dr. John E. Wood.
Respectfully, SIS. DAVIS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22
Personal.

FREE-64 page medical reference
book to any person afflicted with
special, chronic or delicate disease
peculiar to their sex. Address the
leading physicians and surgeons of
the United States, DR.. Hathaway &
Co., 221a S. Broad ST., Atlanta, Ga.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22
Beware CT OInmen is for Catsrrh that Con
tain Mercury,

tain mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good yOu can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is ia
ken internally, and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
| monials free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c. per
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22

classes Who want control Of the roY-
eminent 70 plumber the people. The
other represents the people contend
ing for eguality before the Law and
the rights Of m.n- Between saes~
TWO there il 10 middle ground.
The one ard only hope OF the Re-
publican party 10 win IL this cam
paign antz laste1 lie gold standard
upon the country il III. corrupt use
e an unlimited supply of money far
crlhery. corruption, and iasim:da-
tion. The patriotic action ~ the
Peoples party IN forming ard sup
porting these joint electoral tickets
has shattered that hope. Already
they are alarmed At the impotency
OF Doodle campaign, when aii Of
the great moral forces of the people
are solidiy united in defense Of
American in stitutions. The Revision
of THE American people against this
Doodle campaign during the last
ten days has SO united them that
victory IS now assured.
OPPORTUNITY OF PEOPLES PARTY.
The Peoples party made this revo-
luton possible. Let everyone do
his duty and fail not. Let our boast
be that we are American citizens,
ank4hat American citizens are more
than partisans.
This done, the cohorts of domestic
and foreign greed will be driven
from our legislative councils and the
nominations OF American institu-
tons; this done, and the betrayed
Republic will be redeemed and
American prosperity restored. The
men and the party that achieve such
grand and patriotic results in this
! crisis will be the men aud the party
| of the future. It has been left fol
the Peoples party aud the silver Re
pubiicans to make the party sacri
fee and TO do the patriotic work nee
essary 80 accomplish this result.
The Peoples party must do it, fol
ples party will do it. Therefore, tht
Peoples perty will be the party O
the future. The American people
will recognize it as the agency tina
saved the day when their interests
were 1T stake; the American peopl;
will rally around its banner as thu
party to contend against the enem,
Of good governmet in the future
Every man to his post, and the vic
tory is won.
| (Signed) MARION BUTLER, Chm
J. r. SOVEREIGN,
H. w. REED,
GEO. F. WAsHBURN,
JNo. W. BRIEDENTHAL
M. c. RANKIN,
c. T. TAYLOR,
j. A. EnGERToS, Sec.
RALEIGH. n. O., Oct. 16, '96.
; Hon. S. OHIO WILSON,
CHINA r. p. Cong. Com. 18th Dist.
DEAR SIR: | herewith transmit
copy of the letter of withdrawal {
Hon. 2. L. Massey, Republican nom
nee for Congress in this district.
In accordance with the terms Of &C
r operation agreed upon between III
. Republican and Populist State con
: m;Ctee. | feel confident that the Ho
2 W. T. SJrowd will be supported by tt
= Republicans of this district and tru:
= that cur corporation may result
/ complete victory.
i A. f. HORROR.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22

What you want when you are all
ing is q medicine that will cure you.
Try Hoods Sarsaparilla and be con-
WINGED Of its merit.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22
think It Over.

Have you ever heard of a medicine
with such record of cures as Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
Purifier, has proved, over and over
again, tn at it has power to cure, even
after all other. remedies fails If
you have impure blood you may take
Hoods Sarsaparilla with the utmost
confidence that it will do you good,
Hoods Pills assist digestion %
cents
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-10-22

If you are indebted to the Clinton
CAUCASIAN please remit at once.
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ADDITION!

Only Az blocks
Louisiana street line to make
through " we tried to describe plainly
Issue but we VIII
graded high
hood by 40 per cent Now
have been asked for ~ lots $3.50 and only part
cash. balance We having from invesos
whole
these
percent within the next the
predcton-iouston
town! 1t
at 500 and $500 lot beautiful
macadani2ed road from
road for riding and driving
hood you don't block
adj ional for corners
Now prices you
occupy them will
home built them payable monthly insallmens.
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HYhENEAL.

sH.BERRY.-Palestine. Texas, Feb
S-Mr Charles NJ. Smith and Miss
"a Berry both of this city, were
last night, at the residence of
fis. Rev. D. f. G. Timmons of the
Dist church, officiating.
LILLIAN EVERETT Palestine.
February 26.--Alr. j. II, McQuiilan
)s.on and Miss Aien Everett Of
fsy were married tonight, at 5
Al the home Of the bride. Rev.
Hambin, of the Christian church.
sHs. The young couple went to
. tonight, where they will reside.
.ANGIER huntsville, Texas.
~ IA pleasant iomc wedding
~ at Mr.. Il. l.. Anglers last eve
10 participants being his charming
Fu Miss Ida, TO w. l.. I'M, ESD,
~ attorney Of this section of the
Rev. j. l.. Massey performed the
~. Only relatives and a very few
ne friends were present. The han
are lat home at Captain John
ets.
gER-MUENSTER -I.uling. Texas,
a S-Mr r. w. Walker Of the
W B. Walker & Co. VIII he mar
evening at The Episcopal church
hannah Muenster. eldest daughter
w. Muenster. Rev. i. r. Starr.
M offclate. The eli lrch has been
fay decorated by the lady friends
s.ie After the marriage a rcccp-
prents.
}FER.McAITIJI%- Rnvucr 'Tavqs
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st,JaeR AND CROPS

FEBRUARY 27.-Short-
y<SA ,.,,ck this evening loud
as =. elements suddenly struck
= ,, ,ap the northwest. The SIX, sky
% iI"' al day and 1t was an ideal
~ YEA day The roaring of the
p p ". s,p toollowed up almost instantly |,
$50 In clouds, which unloaded
~ , 90, this city and neiehbor-
:. bsil stones were muen iarser
u, au,s and nearer the size of a
pa s',, "a horses and hogs, tortured
. .',ss hail. roamed madly about
,. The hail storm lasted
.,,outes. The clouds drifted to
~ and the sun, throwing a
', s.. towards mother earth beau
as'p' r.brrary 26.--After several
Rsfl, waafher It is now fair, but
ANY time before the farmer
b sy sIs fields to plant corn, whlch
n planted as soon as 'he srou'''
~" robr,arv 26.--After several
~ and cloudy weather. the sun
N Il Is clear. Some corn was
1s Az the recent fair weather,
auimsral thing the farmers are
/ M advanced with their work
r.nr,ary GA very heavy
,,lsn Ills week. The county Is
IAN ,ha streams fuller than at any
an ,,m m This winter. Much corn
lasi week aud a greater
mond have been planted thus
:, ne rain has stopped farm work
eal days
I. february 2j.-Iieavy rains nave
IN for the past few days. The
,ls booming and farming opera
a, standstill. The acreage in
IN be immense, and the cotton
mi be considerably Increased.
ksntinr was IN full blast until re-
\, the heavy rains.
I, February gG.-The Brazos river
\, RAPIDLY again AT this place. IT
Nm been nollt'N tll'it Wittli IlH' =
I,.JN in the year, they are always
| ssi occur frequently. 1t is safe
M 10 expect much high water from
l,i June. If 1t does continue the
liver will have no bottom lett
u Texas, February 26.-This sec
I again almost under water. the
L., al L.
Irpassable and stopping all farming
ions great deal of corn has
|yAated; some Is up. Nearly all
|asye been broken and as soon as
b enough crops viii be put In with
J. Nearly 20 per cent of new land
Sea taken IN this year and the In
! ID the acreage IT cotton will be
per cent. Luling this year has
Monty 9aS bales of cotton. last year
bid nearly 1000.
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Personal.

MADAME l.. WESTPHALs faI H. a
querade costumes, SlS Mason, ,, mes are
new. fine assortment or oos ,,I,,Tes FOR
made for masque pans 5
children from years, ------,------
7T0C,IT'S DANCING ACADEMHG ~, ~ it,s
tcrrn viii omen at Bryan's Hat, iaadd'ess
day, March 5, a. ';$o r p, Month ill., and At
n M. for gentlemen. ter'hs :"
month.
,t0O1I,s DANCING ACADEMl !, lIaaddiiss
day ana Saturday al i;W p ~ Wl,.a.jnesday.
and children, FOR gentlemen ~ :
Thursday ana Friday Of sp I. IL
7-I7; III 7PT vIiaIIEes the whole system
a,rss nernanently rheumatism ceI Ial,o -,
Indigestion. piles skin disease S M rs
and female troubles, lazy atIi Siea'N q
Nam street, Repsdorph nu ,.r,, =
DOGS wanted to board and tram TO- ~ nneri-
tical dcld shooting. hiieen year nnesr
nc. .'S1i city references. z. II. Bisby' Dee.
Park, Texas,
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NEUROLOGICAL.

GALE-Flatonia. Texas. Febru-
az, W. d. Gale died very sud
!, NE ranch of Mr.. G. +. Woods "a
1 nour this morning.
sp BoZARTH-Giddings, Texas,
[n E-Mrs. $. =. Bozarth died at
n, etsht miles north of Giddings
Nv alter a lingering Illness Of sew
-. Deceased leaves husband
small children and host OF
MOURN her untimely demise.
K F, TROW-Trinity. Texas,
Mrs. r. +. Trow. wife OF
1 NV, was buried here yesterday,
y, IIrrentine conducting the fun.
|, INV. MRS Trow had been sick for
u ,h and the peaceful end that
Tue 18th instant was not unex-
En- E. BATES Groesbcck. Texas,
Ellss ~Dlea' al the family residence
h Ill., west of Groosheck after one
] ,sst s OF pneumonia. Mr.. silas H.
49, ABOUT 40 years. Up to this, his
khh IL Ne was the perfect picture
IN ne leaNes a wife and -four little
| M S s OF whom are now in he'd
Ri fsr .Ie disease. Truly this is an
'''Y and have the sympathy
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RARE BARGAIN-Mule, gig and harness
cheap for cash. lnstallments to respon-
sibla party. Sold because no stable room
on present premises. Address 565S, Hous.
ton Post. /
EGGS from thoroughbred Brown Leg
horns. N.59 for IL. also young White
i.eghorns FOR sale. r. IL. keyworth. 81
Hamilton street.
FOR SAI.E-A laundry outfit in good run
ming order at about half Of Its value.
Apply TO L. II. Price. Palestine, Texas.
81
FARM land and mules for lumber and
carpenter work nna organ for black
smithing and material. ten-horse engine
and boiler offers. Address No. 1854. care
Post. -
FOR SALE--1'wo French plate glasses,
5pNO inches; one show window, nickvi
show window, fixtures, two oak glass
front wall hat cases. sell all or part
eheap: Address Trader, care Post. y
FOR SALE-Car load Of extra good, we'll
broken mules. also a few good horses,
Sandberg's stable, 5ol Preston street SO
SEED CORN-Just received ear premium
premium AT State Fair; N.2b bushel;
Golden Beauty. Early White. Pearl.
Hickory king. H.oo Artichokes. 1sse'
falfa Glover, $500 bushel; Kaffir and
Milo Maize, o. pound; Onion seed SlOD
pound; Prize Taker N.5e, Bliss Triumph,
S.25 barrel Agent for Planet Jr,. Ilows
and Cultivntora. Holloway 4 Co, seed
Merchants, Dallas. Texas. u
FOWLS FOR sALE-on account moving
i6 dozen laying hens. Third Ward Poul-
try corner Mckinney and Rice streets.
FOR sAL1-Soda water outnt complete.
fufft's S-draurht fount l0-gallon cop
pr founts ice shaver, glasses, etc. Adj
dress Drugs, Box IS Nelaseo. Texas. q
FOR SALE-75 cords l-fo0t wood l., l..
Cochran, Richmond. Texas. y
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oTHER DEATHS.

| |,Pa Mellon.
NV! sae-llm McCreary.
r' aas-H, H, McEntire.
r,%i-charley Bachelor.
|, ps,''0'ne-Grandma Norton.
(gri Na'antcn-Marlon Leonard OF
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE,


cOMMISSION ER'S SALE
viii sell on Tuesday March 3. 1896, al
public auction. at the court house door
Of Harris county Texas All real and
personal property belonging to the Port
Houston Land and improvement Com
pany, known as Magnolia Park, stu
ated on tho south side u Buffalo bayou
n short distance below tho city of lIous.
ton, In Harris county, consisting OF one
thousand three hundred and seventy
four acres OF lana.
OF mn order and decree Of tho honorable
district court of Harris county, foras
made and entered on January ~. 1896
in cause No. 1898, r. D. CObbs ct al VS..
the Port Houston Land and Improve
nent company ct nj.
For particulars In regard TO description
Of property, terms Of sale. etc, SEQ tho
decree above referred TO or address me
al Houston, Texas. II. @. ASIlE.
Special COMMISSIONER.
Houston, February !. 1886. 3.
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NEW garden ana flower seed for spring
planting from D. Landro;h " sons nhd
Peter Henderson Co. Z. J. hoehier
a0s Congress avenue. u
FOR SAIE-Furniture md fixtures IN no
tel wen located and with good business.
n B. GLut. Blhz Build ~. II
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FOR sALE-Thirteen Tote In Drummer ad-
dition for sitc0: choice block on Farnin
street for $500: > lots on Main street for
Nop. block In Fifth ward. sl40o. These
are way down prices. II will pay you
10 buy now. George L.. Porter No.
S0i IL Main street. II
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ELECTRIC BITTrRs

|Nason 't t' Is medicine suited for
y vbs, wv w, perhaps more generally
(-yans e.. ne languid exhausted feel
k,h an, We" ,t the liver is torpid and
be !, ~. me need OF a tonic and nj
lchs b,s ' ~. A prompt use of mis-
aal btl,o',.oe f averted long and per.
|aors smr ons levers. No medicine viii
h ,bs 's.y in counteractlng and
p. Hessssstem from the malarial
.,,insssu.a indigestion. oonstina.
n II per t sIein to Electric Bitters
rs.. '' bottle at A. e. Kiesling's
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!. ps'AN BOY DROWNED

v Pass r. l'ifpW WE'D.
~ us no, sNas, February 2T.-A Mex
Whit" Se OF Marcus and his step
srossinge boy about Il or "A years old
rs N a me Colorado river his
| ssen tSs Voat heavily loaded win
9h into ,ISoat carsizcd and threw
Win acne water. The man was
~ lhs ba1iss,nlty but tho hoy was
~ ''Dy has not been recoy-
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IF YOU own good lot in this CITY, VIII
build you n house cheap on very small
monthly payments; interest only D per
once. / am r,gdy 10 begin building I'm
mediately. VIM. Manger. 5iIh Main
street. Room 2 II
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TIE Post is the friend OF the poor anu dnI
needy and publishes advertissmeh,s ID a.
situations wanted OF twenty-five "oi'
or less three times free.
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nEEE Is AN OrpoRTuNITY--r have
5000 acres OF fne black loan farming
land. lSlng on tho railroad elk miles
south Of tho town ot Victoria this land
VIII produce q bale of cotton per acre
there Is a creek running through the en-
tire length of the land md parallel with
the railroad; thOrc ~ n shipping station
on THIS lard. thu grass makes very fine
hay. nne nlace for colony. health
me, no swainps. good Investment IL
i. LorAan. NiNior.n Teknh a-i9
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WANTS..

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
Tho charge for other Wants" Ia al
most nominal. and II you want anyt hing
an Ad In the Cheap Column of The Post
Is sure TO get It for you. Especially L.
auch the case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN, STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 10 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED
HELP WANTED.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS In THIRD ward
properties--S lots corner Jefferson ana
Hamilton, 5000, 4 lots corner Webster
aud Crawford, 5000; will supdivide
either properties 10 suit purchaser,
small cash payment and liberal terms
on balance, per cent interest Well I'M
proved corner lot. 50xi0O feet. Jefferson
avenue, broom cottage, new. SSW sum
cash, balance 500 per month, q, 10 ana
gO-acrc tracts OF suburban property, I'M
proved and uninproved. suitable for
marketing and dairy farms. ut prices TO
suit purchasers, The above are Few
OF many fine harERina | am prepared
erty To buy, cell, rent or exchange. ~.
NJ Norflett. llutchns House. II
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FoR-SA1.E--ln quantity to suit. six
thousand acres first class prairie land
IN Harris county. None better, Price
ford "a
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BIG BARGAIN-sN acres, improved ad-
Joining Pasadena; VIII sell all or part
so per acre. Cash & Luckel, StJf,
Main street, Houston.
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED.-To rent a small farm 10 or
~ acres. Address tdi9. care Post. Y
WANTED no RENT--Good rtulng animal
OF about 900 pounds weight j. II. Hue
ton, Cotton Exchange y
WANTED--A horse for his feed for sixty
terms o. X. NAV buy. Address ~. y. B.
care Post
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FAlNl'ANkS,-ia mllcs northwrst from
Houston, on the Central railroad has
AN elevation Of ITO feet above the ,tlT.
perfect. natural drainage. rich. biari,
snndy lonin. plenty OF timber and nure
watHr, slN daily passenger trnine a
depot postof'lce ana lots OF Northern
rettlrrs. lnNcstlRate the country around
Fairbanks before buying elsewhere and
send fot run wiito-up and pamphlets
liahl \ Pudcr
n s15lu Main Street
GO TO Tnrrnnt county to buy farms! q /
Dickinson 4 Go. OF Fort Worth can sell
you choice farms from so TO so pcr acre
ON easy terms, wrto them FOR particu
lars.
y. S,-We also have f1ne black land
farms to trade for general stocks OF ner.
chnndise. 30
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BIG BARGA1N--right houses and lots,
all now, near Merchants and Planters
on mills six room, two story brick
residence. new fence and outhouses, a
good well OF water on lot bQxib IN
hrunncr addition w. Il. Mcclellan. COZ
Main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28

FARM land and mules for lumber and
carpenter work nua organ for black
smithlng and material. ten-horse engine
and boiler offers. Address No. 1854. care
Post. -
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A FIRST GLASS drcssmaler warts sew.
ing In private families; plaan sowing II
desired; best of references. Address A
80 Stanley street
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SITUATION wanted by young man, would
wages, whore ability and business quall-
ties give chance OF promotion; clerical
or manual A. NJ Summers Houston,
Texas
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RARE BARGAIN-Muie, gig and harness
cheap for cash. lnstallments to respon-
on ,',oss.,, S, v,u Ssrnss ss I,
ton Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28

EGGS from thoroughbred Brown Leg
horns. N50 for Is. also young White
Leghorns FOR sale. r. II. keyworth. 81
Hamilton street.
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ming order at about one-half OF Its value.
Apply TO L. II. Price. Palestine, Texas.
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Situations Wanted.

WANTED Situation as gardener by
white man. planting and caring for
flowers, garlon, ETC.; also good trimmer
Address b67s. care Post.
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A YOUNG man who has family wants
situation In the city cooking for private
family or boarding houcs. Address SsS0
care Post
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\ PRlNATE family would like two ladies
10 bonrd. cap furnish them srparai,
rooms. al modcrn ConNchiGncosi tNV
blocks from capitol hotel Reference,
no Capitol avenue.
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FOR HOG FEED-Gcnulnc Jerusalem
Aruchokes. SL25 per bushel Jack
Thomas, Barnum, Texas. .
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FOR SALE--1wo French plate glasses.
5Qxa0 inches; one show window, nickel
show window fixtures. two oak glass
front wall hat cases. sell all or part
cheap. Address Trader. care Post y
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N,fE. C. A. BUJAC. pianiste, studio "a
Mason block; espeeiai abtentio, pa nn,l 70
r.sidenees II desired; instruction to be-
Innsrs also advanced students. II
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FOR sALE-frino gin outnt, nearly new,
on easy terms or exchange for land; To-
Gated on railroad In good cotton ooun-
trv. For particulars address "Ginncr,'
care Houston Post.
FOR FXCHANGE-Lands and city prop
critics, both Northern and Southern. mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore-Burnett
building. lQl5 Texas avenue. u
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ROOMS AND BOARD Two large rooms.
well furnished and good table board,
Close iu. can also accommodate several
dav boardcra. SIG san Iacinto street. "
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j. II. JETER,
Over COn1'1 National Bank.
SEABROOK W. SYDNOR,
1OO0t Franklin Street


BRING your sewing to ne Fannln street;
stylish dresses and plain sewing done
reasonably. upstairs. 4
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FOR SALE-Car load Of extra good. well
broken mules. also a few good horses.
Sandberg's stable. sol PRESTON street. S-a