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THE SYMPHONY
Ladies' Fine Felt Hats, similar to
above cut; handsomely trimmed in
ribbon loops and mount of wings;
fancy ornaments; high standing fam
cy feathers; finished with velvet;
roses under brim; colors, black,
brown, navy and green; prices,
81 25 and 50 95.
Also fine assortment of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Trimmed
Hats, which we will place on sale at
great reduction in prices; an ex-
ceptional opportunity to get a fine
Hat at low prices; ladies' trimmed
Hats, 81 %, 50 % and 50 75; Chill
dren's and Misses from 95c up.
LADIES' FINE DRESS HAT.
A variety of ladies' fine Dress
Hats, Turbans and Bonnets; made
from imported pattern hats, that we
shall sell at half-price.
Sailor Hats are as popular as
ever; we can show you swell Sailor
trimmed with band and bow in black,
cardinal, navy and brown, for 75c.
THE Red HOUSE CO.,
JStreet Between Seventh and Eighth.
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MARCOS RESTAURANT
Third and j streets.
Ladies' entrance on Third street. Open
0ay and night.
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Fifteen Per Cent. Will
Be Added

To the amount thereof, and If said one,
half be not paid before the
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Last Monday In
April Next

At 6 o'clock p. M, an additional five %
per cent. will be added thereto.
The remaining one-half OF taxes on
all real property will be payable on and
after the first Monday in January next,
and will be delinquent on the last Mon
day in April next thereafter at o'clock
D. M, and unless paid prior thereto five
90 per cent. will be added to the amount
thereof. All taxes may be paid at the
time the first installment is paid II so
desired.
Taxes payable to
The record-union., 1896-11-08
FRANK T. JOHNSON,

Sheriff and ExOfficio Tax Collector
Courthouse. Sacramento. California.
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
a Daring Negro Snatches a bag of Money
III the American Express Hf1cc

Daring Negro Snatches bag of Money
tn the American Express once.
A bold attempt at daylight robbery was
made by negro at noon yesterday IN
he office OF the American Express COM
pany, on Fran kin avenue between Main
and Fannu streets.
The cashier and other employees yer, at
ulnnvr, AMI Mr. TeetShorn. lhe ascrt, was
alone in the Office.
lie had iust received "A package ron-
tanning 1900 In silver. which - r,acet on
nus G.sk l'siie the office enclosure. He
had stepped back In the r-af cnd of tho
Once TO use the telephone. when h,
Rrhfi the noise OF some one nahinc
through the window of the money dnnart
ment office lie looked Just in tine 10
SO negro making on with the n.oie CIV
package.
Ar ieetshorn ran around though a
slar door aui caught the negro - he.
was gong out the front Zoe. lie ,.,af,-
Pred VITA him and Ia tue scuiiie the inoney
"aS lroppri on Tho tidewatS
rue negro succeeded IN gr.tinr ryvav
WIN M loss Of his at, ald Was ,ur-
sued down san Jdcinto stree. but tu,-
c"rl"i IN < Wing his pursI,rs the slim. Tho
negro was stranger = town AMI TO one
hhoWS MN. hence he will problhiy 70 IN
punished. ~ u 80
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charm ng 7 o'clock dinner party was
given Monfay by Mrs. George W. Steiff
az her residence which was lastly ar
ranged for the occasion. The NANTES were
banked with asparagus and Marched Nell
roses and asparagus outlined bed of
roses for Tho center table. There were
twelve courses Ices we're served In bas,s
cts of oranges tied with yellow ribbon
While the gentlemen rema ned at he table
after nner enjoying their cigars, Miss
Jehkns' seated Mt the piano, delighted the
company with 4 beautiful march OF her
own composition dedicated to Glen Ka;h-
or ne
Tho li.ncr was in honor of Mr. r. irwin
Joyce of philadelphia. Tho ladies' prese mt
were: Misses Nargcric Kendall eAale
Luhbock. Ida Jenkins and Mrs ". .
Crane and Mrs j. T. Brady. Tho gen'c-
mon were: Spencer iiutchins. y. r. Lnth-
an. w. IL. Kirkland A. l.. Watkins and
w : Zirtla
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Pennnt Trolley r. dc

peanut trolley ride was given by Mis-.
besSe keesee Wednesday, night, compli-
men'ary to her many friends in the Firth
ward. after which refreshments were
served at her residence. 1loi Chairman
street. Th1se present we're: Messrs II
lnd G puhbins. A berry. j Buse. H.
Tranmell. 10 Turner J. Grace A. Monar-
nun, *. booton. G. Howell j smith. II.
Mayhcll W Hey. Leila Bell. Adn Woodruff
May Toler, Sahc Lee. Edna Duco ng
Tcna pucoiug Alice Mulligan, Florence
curtis. Ada Chambers ReSsie kces.e
l"tha kcesro They were chapcroned nv
Mrs. Fcloqun Mrs K Weather. ri
ana Mrs. g. Lauicnslangor. Al enjoyed
themselves very much
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PROPOSED REUNION
Or All Ex-Fcdoral Soldiers Residing
South Tcxns

|
South Texas.
| AT the last meeting of George b. Me
Clcllan Post. Grand Army of the Republic
OF this city. committee composed OF
comrades ]. II. Naston. Il. q. Rust and
j.. w. Bartlett was appointed to arrange
Tor reunion and carp fire of all ex-
Federal soldiers In South Texas. to b.
he!u IN this city at an early date. The idea
Is to have grand rally OF all the old
veterans for the purpose of becoming bet.
yer acquainted and thus be in better posi-
tlon TO maze the coming Sta.c encainp-
lheht III houston grand success. 1t IL
many years since the State ,ncainDm. n;
was held in South Texas. and The Post
wants every man VINO wore the blue to
tet IN touch with the comrades aud at
'eHu inc rnrainpment and enjoy the occi-
son. The committee has n sugance THAI
we new commander in chief. Genera
GARRISON. and Fast Commander in Chief
eisSert VIII he bee and there are three
or Iour hundred eN-Uniun soldiers IN und
around houston, and they want them all
10 come.
The post has fixed upon Thursday, Oc-
tohr" II. as the date for having the re.
union and camp fire. lssan supper. etc The
exercises VIII he held IN Grand Army Han,
Mason block on Thursday night. Every
preparation is being made for a splendid
inne. Bring along your discharge papers
OF any other papers showing your war
record, on arriving IA "a" eity report to
taptain T.. @. Rust. lUl2ia Texas aVenu.
or to Or. u. w. Bartlett. slli- Travis
the committee
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following named giving like -mount: T.
W. House. T.. w. Sewali. VIM. ID. Clcve-
land; then came the following at $40 each;
Bering 4 Fro. r. Y Hili JOS; j. Meyer
Frietericks. Z. =. Hamblen. a. @. How
ell. II. 7. Keller. Geo. W. Heyer. j. i.
Howe, J. II. Thompson. Borohard Bros.
II. II. Rice and Lewis & Rosenberg. while
others signed for lcsssr amounts. To TINS
was added the silver shipper entertain,
ment of Mrs Captain Vim Christian. OF
s2s Yct several hundred dollars arc still
required TO prosecute the work. and 1t Is
expected that liberal citizens and benevo.
lent associations viii giv. the needed
funds If any doubt where to find a
trustee 70 TO the Cotton Exchange and
see Secretary Kidd. who will gladly re-
ceiyc and acknowledge all contributions.
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SOCIETY NEWS.
Hill-Davis Wedding.


Thursday from early morn to p m
loving hands were at work decorating
Christ church for the marriage of Mr..
John Benson Hin and Miss Georgia Cone
Davis. few moments after 6 the ushcrs
selected for the happy event. Messrs, a.
X. Taylor, X. b. Morris. Samuel Mcneil
and Or. Il. Rutherford began the work
of seating the friends and well wishcrs
of the contracting parties and by the tine
the bride arrived the sacred house OF God
was filled to IT'S utmost.
Before the bridal party arrived. one of
the members of the choir Mrs. Baltis
the choir sang THE Voice That Breathcs
DER Eden" Mrs. Dearborn Bird at the
organ started Mendelssohns Wedding
March as. the ushcrs entered, followed by
Father. and mother Of the bride. Alr. and
Mrs. Nelson T. Davis. w. II. kirklanu
groomsinan. Miss Eta Davis, bridesmaid
The bride and Mss Annette +. Davis,
maid OF honor. ON the arrival at the
south transept, they were. met ny the
groom and hia best man, Mr.. G. II, WI
Hams. and proceeded TO the chancel rail.
where the Rev. Henry ID. ives stood
'eady TO JON two loving hearts n wedlock.
AS the last notes of hhe organ died away
he solemn words OF the marriage ritual
# the Episcopal church were read by
Rev. AYES. both contracting parties au-
wering promptly. After the ceremony
he happy PAIR proceeded to The depot and |
VII visit New Orleans. indianapolis. and |
hon 20 to their future home, Chicago.
he bride was born and raised In iIouston |
MI is loved and esteemed by all who |
ain. All wish, the happy couple IA long
nj prosperous life.
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CRITTENDEN RESCUE HOME.
The Great Evangelist and PhiIan-
thropist
WILL BE IN HOUSTON NOV. S TO Is


Negotiations have been pending for some
months past with Mr.. Charles N. Critten-
den. the widely known evangelist, and
Founder of the Florence Crittenden Res
cue Homes scattered over the United
States. to have him visit Houston and
hold a series of revival services, and also
found Florence Crlttenden Rescue
Home" in this city. These homes are n
refuge and shelter for fallen women. who
have become converted and desire TO re-
form their lives. The homes are unsec
tartan and are founded by Mr.. Crittenden
out of his private fortune. which is said TO
reach the million mark. and all Of which
he has consecratcd to his Masters use.
His income is said TO be nearly a quarter
OF a. million per year al. OF which is APP
piled 10 the support Of the rescue homes,
excepting perhaps A4put n thousand or so
for his personal expenses.
DO travels N his own private car. which
is carried all over the country for h IN
by the railroads without charge in reccg-
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milton OF his sfcat work. This car often
stops on ~ Journey ut stations where
there are no churches and gospel services
are acla 70 winch crowds flock to hear
Mr.; Crttonden is member OF The Epls-
copai church, but spends all Of LIS me
as an Evangelist DONG unscctarlln work
- he VIII hold services in Houston from
November TO l., Inclusive Tie meet
ing; ,hg rS WI De- held In shearn chur h. also
i1i HE rlIst haptist should It be occurred
lnese meetings are heiuR looked forward
to "a much interest by Christians and
an VINO have an Interest In the cause and
a great revival is anticipated
me homes take their name from Mr..
trlttendcus L'ilr 3-yeHr-old daughter. de
ceaseH being Il memorial to her The
sNahEeaSt rs now roaul.,tiug 4 revival i'm
Riverside, call HE " y oe in El Pnsu
TeNns about October ~. where revival
mot ing> " ~ be- held
The collections that are -aken mp AT
these meetings are appicd 20 f.ayln, the
inc.dental EXPENSES II he meetings Mr.
'riitendcn asks no conformation for his
expenses himself.
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THIl PROPOSED PARK
To the Editor of rhe POST.

TO the Editor of The Post.
Houston, Texas. September 25.-In yorr
issue of saturday, September II was
pleased to read a communication on tn.
subject Of a site tor the "EliYabeth Bald
win Park in accordance with the dona-
ton for that purpose In the will Of the
late Mrs. william NJ. Rice, and signed
lay Friend OF Mrs. Rice" Ills or her
suggestion of the old Gushing ten-acre
homestead on Austin street. between N
sin aNcuu" and Holman, Is in my opinion
me most appreciate one that our cltv
ouers; Nearly one third OF this property
already Hes within the city limits aud tho
corporate lines would only have Ia be
cNtendod TO Holman avenue to take i'm
tne balance of the property. The splendid
I'VE oaks and other me shade trees ana
shruhbtry are there now and a little ont.
lay IN renewing the walks ana drives and
rlmmtng the rosr hedges would make IL
an IDEAL breathing place for our people.
especially for our children. trust tho
matter may be brought to the notice of the
executor of Mrs. kces viii and cnrriod
TO successful accomplishment. Respect
fully, "Improyement
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THIRD WARD CITIZENS
SIN Working on the Scheme to Sccur
: rect NhilMnN Encilitlea

SIN Working on the Scheme to Secure
rect Halfway Facilities.
\ meeting of citizens of the Third ward
was called for yesterday at the Office
Of sam r Swinford. Main street. to
confer regarding the extension of the
street car system In that ward to Egin
or Tuam avenue The Indictment weather
however prevented as large an attend
ance as wa desired. and after a rhor,
conference, at which progress in securing
subscriptions was reported. adjournment
Was taken uniil II o'clock Monday
The plan of extension of the road was
explained in The Post several Moh.hs
ago during the visit OF Alert y. Parhr
.nr then prospective president Of the
company who proposed 10 purchaso ihe
property under the rocciVcrship sale. Tno
committee called ON MIR. rarlin and he
,nrn, ana aSrcod 10 give the improve
nenis II II Werr practicable. Mr. rariin
IN sNpeciod here ahou- October and.
Anticlpating hts return. the rhird ward
Vlu@ehs are moving IN the matter, 80 as
20 ne able to make him Satisfactory
"G9N ins when he shall have arrived,
w hon asked what the company required
of the property owners by 4 rost 10
porter. General Manager Hayward OF The
Houston Electric Street Railway com
Whom The committee waited on Mr..
farlin he toll them he Would ~ glad
10 extend he road 10 give II en- facilities
~ the -uhurbs of the I'm / Niud, tn
that 1t would he Il great expense 10 In.
company. He called aticnt on to The
tact that the extension Of The road woutl
vnF luec IN" NnlNe OF proD,"ty IN that
portion OF the city, and he thodSht that
ihc property holders sho IT. be wiling
10 contribute something. lie, tGttc,,lc.
made proposition to those Interested
the substance OF which was that he ,iu-
zen. subscribe an amount equal 10 one-
hdl1 the cost Of extension, receiving in
licn of the amount they pay stock of the
Houston Electric street PuiNiy COM
hnN. Those whose supsciip tions are of
so small an amount that II would not I've
sufficient 10 purchase stock, viii receive
certihcatcs therefor. There is no certain
amount hNed. the subscriptions uf The Ciu-
Aehs helnE expected to hc one half the
amount of the cost of tho road
Mr., Hayward fur her stated tLat as the
extension had not yet be u agreed on.
no application had been made 10. fran
chisc.
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BAYLAND ORPHANS Jo,,r

Among the contributions to the paylana
orphans Home In the past fortnight was
cneck from Mrs, faulln. Wolf Ohorn
foSo OF New YORK. for SOS. IN memory OF
ner lamen'ed and beloved husband. Sam
ue' sterhe For several years past this
oeheVoieht iady has given a like amount
10 the home, while cherlshing the same
racred memory Trustee q ~ Kidd IA
whom the check was sent also had n
chtck Tor Sla for an artesian well At the
nome, gwen by railroad associltiOn not
allowinE IT'S name to be used While speak
ing OF an artesian well 1T tho home which
u SO greatly. needed. n subscription was
started BY Mr.. e. q, Pilot heading Tho
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SIDE Saddle AND SHAVER SPOONS

officer Deppcnbrock captured a negro. n
side saddle and four silver spoons m the
vicinity of the market house yesterday.
aud the whole outfit is at police headquar-
terS. Ihc negro Is held on suspicion and
the property is held awaiting Identified
tion.
Fred Johnson IS the name given 10y the
oo!ored man. He had o fine slde saddle
10 which was attached an expensive hair
grth, upon which was stamped the let
tiers &C. II. g." and "D. &. L." II was
also stamped Rock Island Arsenal" lie
claimed 10 have won the saddle at a ra file
but as the officer did not consider the OK,
PLANTATION sufficient. he took him TO pollce
ieadquarters. Upon being searched four
silver spoons were found, and a. silver
FORK, upon. which was engraved: John.
Nmns. 20. The negro ella ms to have
come from III pasO aud san Antonio
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H. - Spore TO llorston Printing
company. lot II. block 90. Ee,cb
Ia"k annex. Lea Porte ....'....'. s,5o
james \. Back to Amelia Black, lots
JOSIAH II Hine 10 ] G. Mason. los
=, and I, block 3, and lots ii and
~ block &, Fair Ground Extension
duul ,lon .'-..... -+..,.. ,,........... 81
VIM. \ Wilson. Ir.. go j. G Mason 90
lots and T. block 3, Fair Ground
Extension addition .......... g,
James u, briggs to II. i McLauCh-
In. lots to 10. inclsivv. clock a
ana lots and >. block 4I......... A on
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HIS HAND WAS MASHED

Yesterday afternoon about 2.4O o'clock,
while H. Il. Comins, foreman OF the day
yhrd crew or tho La Porte road, was ut
lunaie enough to have his loft hand
caught between the drawheads 81 TWO
painful one hut not necessarily :. rlo,ts'
only ono bore being broken. hrs. Stunri
& Boyles dressed Hr Comlns' hand short
~ after the accident,
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a resident OF the Flfth ward, ana The
he opened II he found large stick OF
dynamite In the midst OF a lot of fine tools,
ana with fear and trembling he removed
Chief Helm did not want it. lie d!d not
care about making tue city bas,ic a de-
pository for explosives, and he Immediate
" started II around to the j $. Dunlay
Hardware company for safe Keeping. The
matter was investigated, MIR. Glmhcl be
lieving some one was trying to blow him
part OF the contests o. tho tool chest
which the former owned had needed IN
hin busneSs
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LIFE is CUANGl.AUI.C.

Tho conditions OF llfe are always chang
lrg, and the experience OF the father IS
rarely the experience Of the son. Nou-
lrthtrs had no Model Laundry 10 seni
thelr clothes to, You have chance at
the finest In the South. at 10ll Prairie.
where they work only expcr caced help
ara use the latest improved machinery.
OF tho soa.
Hamburger & Drcyllng.
HTOpr e.nrg.
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NOTES.

Miss NJ T. Watson, who has been
spcndire the summer North and East re-
turned homo Thursday last She win have
her home with Captain George l.. Prices
family at Mrs. Bettie Bryan's. on Me
Is uucy avenue.
" IS Mary Keeans. after dclieh'fu!
Visit IN Mrs. Jco Brookshirc of Brookshirc.
T. Xas. has returned home.
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~ far or or me % as TO Insure perfect safe
lions az ~, Would ~ q way. cast ins.nna-
~, ! say thAt YOU win agree ut ' il'
beca,is.cc LOU sc, good piano for the monnv
instruments MAKE u rule to sell good
Z. Grunewald, 80 Main =,
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IT'S No JOEE

IT'S no Joke TO get up and wish a change
OF linen and mad nothing ut to wear. We
nave sthh-e the wants Of the people, and
we are sure anything turned out by us
Is ~ Tor the most fast,dious. Rememher
80 az tock ards Troy Laundry Is the place,
'AS fralrie avenue. Phone 80
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr. Thco T.. Mitchell "a ma Io,.
dfAVer for the 81 Packard TROY inet
=! Packard Mnnntrcr
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NEW YORK DOCTORs
THE SICK RECEIVE SERVICES rRr,.

an ~, who visit the doctors for ten o,y.
VIII r'ccNc their services free Wy
lheAe SPECIALISTS treat all chronic die
e1Nes also skin. blood privnin n',,,, ms
aud female d scases. ' nervous
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TO THE pI-pT

c1 49,, NJ. Reagan has exclusive designs in
LhaIrias0 hats, walk ng hats and cvoni,, ~,
mats watch for her opening this weaI
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1on may talk Of gold and s,,vor
VI diamonds and OF pearl.
70, 'ne one who bought n piano
~ Grunewa,d" is The hannies, ,,,r
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ONLY MUSIC HOUSE, IN Iro1,sro,,

W,n.eh has shown It's confidence IN 49,.
M, w H1shns permanent Investments II
mono 81 49, g.. Grunewafd, who spends h -
oi me city at heurt should patfoni.o S".u
WI h.edlnG anything IN his line NJ
io"r money comes back 10 von at 'J,o
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ror exquisite m linery 70 to Mise 20,
Hahs iaii opening this week. 'o'-
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WAIT FOR THE GREATEST IN QUAIL
IfN AND CHARACTER



To consolidate two such stupcndous and
expensive exhibitions as the great Adam
F"repaugh and Sells Bros shows in
vowed proportionatc risk and required
,'iN' ana enter prise of a master Kind
hul having been done. thl nr.ucln,l H.
IL lhe nlpucniuuuS deal are both honor
ahir ana saSaclous enough not 10 tribe
WIN or mlslcad those Whose uatronrr,.
IleN solicit. wherefore, the Whule great
aggregation VIII he forthcoming IN Hons.
,on Oh Monday October u. as is tho in
N'ridhse rule everywhere and as eVoi..
iilii9ad cottract for TRANSPORTATION viii
d'So cohcuslNelN prove. 1t would he "a
; Wy waste of time to question the snlen-
u'u superiority of this genuine anus incnt
u,"'H ullon 1t is cmphHtiHlly asserts
u it Its free f'lrade alone Represents "A
larEcr oMilsy than the iotal cost OF otha~
SLOWS Ihut II owns more elephants rare
" "a beasts, uses bigger tents, more cars
h'I"s moro talent presents more signal
""iS. spends more money and cutertains
II ore people. Il has the i.rsltest perfc .n.
RS IN every branch of cquestr an. urrnic.
Sflnna'tir, aerial ana come art spleudor
Oh FlE ~, costumes and pHruphor-
!n'la WIN Hut parallel; the most olcrant
FARMING ana dccurous OF performances
ul' Hli75t h-pnDdrume. lady CLOVIS lady
ilhEmdsi"rS tho most elephants, ard two
hiS performing herds Of hem. rarcst nv
iI,E WoUd'f9, now her" Use tn he saan
ihnt y exercises the utmost care FOR n 4
nNi",N aad comfort Of untrous; whore alb
H'iu'e protection aEi INST rAscalitv 81
every KIND is assured with all mis- ana
a rreiN and standing unsurpassed nv
anyone II is no wonder that the biggest
l'nIS ever made M oVcrVW herr. iillcd yyIto
V' HShicd tvuS of thousands.
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IIE AuRuSt -, al the Pacllic rxn,.a'.
oYiieSe and TEXAS Texas, ESprsss comnany.s
den & Co, g. Drappei. +. j r %nmvs, r 70,
T. r. F,ranklin t2I, II. l.. Howe ~ e.
sMG ,r 4 r Wiss. I. HarimSn' Cnariss
GSodfei iI,, ~; r., Grani 7. w, Mayhem G.
den, David johnson. j. ]. RYAN - N ing No
r raow"s M rp and Plantors oil com
cox y ? ra'sss9n, w. 4, Gay, u, r. VII
rIal,aferro, Mr. Bowden, Mrs. j. i;weee,n,nnr,e
y, a. Efwards, ". J. Athens. u. Frc,denS,
7 io' ITo, ,,erman idnpet,. ]. II, Rush, +
ION o,i company. j. Riggs Harry ~
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UNCLAIMED rnEIGIrr

me following Is a list of packaros r..
ma n'nE On hand at the Wells. li1rro a
20 Office fer The week encinc seni.nnss
20 {, =. Ashe. X. E. Mohr. l,eu A. go
~ l M,slson, q; Al, Burger. a. Me-,
Lynch rbhsrc,r e G owens, l., Cart'il!s,
p p, free. j Foster, j. H. po.ev n Is
ck''h, j. Sessnas. J. Guidy. i st"i',,,,.'
Il Wo y; hughes, sam Wilson Z flui"r. '" TX;
Hartman T., zlabosky. q. NTS,phenL IL
SSVnnson, r. j; kendall. Elma Knox "
Matthews. j. II. Meyer. >"'N' D H.