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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-01-23
The Busy Bees.

There are three kinds of bees in
every hive family: A royal queen,
whom all the others obey and honor ;
the drones, or male bees, who are
lazy fellows, who do not work, and
cannot even sting; and the "busy
bees" we hear so much about-the
workers-who gather the honey,
build the cells, care for the young,
protect the home, and serve the fam
lily in every way.
The queen seldom goes outside
her own hive, but she lays all the
eggs; so she is the mother of the
whole community. But notwith-
standing her industry, some of her
eggs produce workers, some drones,
and some young queens. The work
ers make different wax cells for the
different eggs, and the queen always
puts the right egg in the right cell.
Sometimes she lays two hundred
eggs in one day.
II queen, while out taking an
airing, should happen to enter the
wrong hive, a host of the workers
there would instantly surround her
and carry her to their lawful queen.
linen the queen Of the hive would
%!Gack the stranger, and probably
XII her; Should she happen to get
killed herself, then the STRANGER
would be accepted as the rightful
queen by the other bees.
In the home of the lost queen all
is quiet for awhile, but in an hour
or two out come swarm to hunt
for their queen mother. They 90
buzzing about everywhere, but all in
vain. They fail to find the missing
queen.
On returning to the hive they Sc
lect baby bee that is not more than
three days old, and break down the
cells just around it, so as to give it
a cell two or three times as large as
it had before. Then they feed it
upon a jelly prepared from the Jul
ces of flowers. This makes it grow
very fast, and in few days out
comes full-lledged queen, and the
hive is again happy home.
The working bee goes to her la
bors betimes in the morning, and u.s.
ually returns to the hive about II oon.
She has a honey bag into which she
sucks the honey of the flowers, and
her thighs are furnished with cur
ious pouches or baskets that hold
the pollen or flower dust. On reach
ing home, she goes directly to the
queen to give her the first taste of
the fresh honey, then, keeping q
small portion for her own nourish.
ment, she deposits the remainder in
one of the cells.
The drones are lazy fellows, who
live on the work of their industrious
sisters, but they are not allowed tc
live more than few months. In
July or August the workers seem tc
say, "Sec here! these drones have
been living on us long enough, they
do not even get their own food; lei
lis clear the hive of them." So they
drive them down to the bottom OF
the hive and sting them to death
Often thousands are killed in a sin.
gle day.
In England, bee-hives are often
built of twisted straw, though with
us the straw hive is a thing of the
past, the new patent hives being
more convenient.
1t is easier, too, to watch the bees
through their glass sides.-SaJJatA.
School Visitor.
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Epilepsy 20 Years.
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

a fow years ago, Mr.. l.. w. Gallahcr, was
an extensive, successful expert manu-
facturcr OF lumber products. Attacked with
epilepsy, ho was obliged to givo up his busi-
ness. Tho attacks came upon him most In
opportuncly. Ono time falling from n carri-
ago, Mt another down stairs, and oftcn in tho
street. Onco he fell down Il shaft In tho
mill, his Injuries nearly proving fatal. Mr..
Gallahcr writes from Milwaukee, Fob. 10, '95.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-01-23

The Secretary of Agriculture in
his annual report from Washington,
notes tn at more than half of the States
have passed new road laws during the
last year, and that road construction
on improved principles is proceeding in
many State, especially in Massachus
etts, ew Jersey, North Carolina and
Kentucky.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-01-23
"P," p. IN. "a" n. IN.

IT, p IN. "A" q, m.
Irains ioave sPartanburg, A. and @. division,
norshboupd, e:ls q. m, 3:22 p. m., 9: Is D. m
(Vestibulod Limitod); southbound, u, 80 a. m,
s'os p. m, l1,S7 a. m., (Yestibuled Limitod,)
Trains leave Gr,onville, A. aud @. division.
northbound, $40 q. m. 10 p. IN. and $50 n. M
tVostib .ied Limlted); southbound, 1850 a. M,
a'sop. m' 2:2sp. m. (yestibulod Limitod\.
Pullman sorvico.
~ rnllman " a palace sleeping oars on Trains 50
w. II. GREEN, JIM. CHIP
"sn oupor'ntendent, Traffic MGR,
Washington, ID. @. Washington n n
WA TURK, s.H. HARDWIcT
Con. Pass. Ag't As't Con. pass ho,a
Atlanta, O.
T.h. WELLS, supt., Columbia, SO.
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horse power would generally suffice
for the above and with u small supple
mental storage battery would be en-
tiroly sufficient AS to whether the
State would be repaid by using this
power, tho following statement will
Indicate the present status:
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FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished rooms for rent at 1898
lrairie avenue.
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SITUATION wanted by white man 10
attend to horses and drive for family or
store: small wages. Address Jack White
care Post. 10
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a nation of 10000 900. hacked hv what.

nation of 10O00,000, backed by what.
ever ala our country could afford. Our
fleet could probably blockade American
ports: but though they would suffer
immensely we should damage ourselves
us much, for we can not do without heir
corn anu cotton, and all over the world
our gigantic trade would be exposed TO
me expectations of privatecrs. for the
n,Fa states has not agreed to the
ucc'arat'on OF taris abol shing privateer.
ing. CONSIDER the position of our indus.
II al population deprived of the raw
mater as ot some of our greatest indus
tres Furthcr. cons der how this coun.
Try would be hampcrcd in Asia aud Az
llcl Where we have immense interests
70 deiend. what our position would be
u another Indian mutiny broke out. or
Russ developed an aggressive policy.
Cur national interests are far more in
thc East than the West, and we need all
our resources to defend them Surely il
u better to look these facts in the face
than cover our heads like an ostrich in
the sand. Brother Jonathan is very irr;-
tatns at tines: he has the arrogance of
youth and strength: he has our own uual.
ties in IN exaggerated form: but in spite
VI his offensive ways of asserting him.
se,f | doubt Il he really wishes to iniure
the old country. The regularity of an
Ang!o-Amer can was is that neither
party PARTY can damage the other without
equally hurting itself. Such n war is
virtual suicide Let both sides act. as
Mr.. Gladstone suggests. with common
sense" and leave this thorny question
to pcnceoble arbitration aud save the
cause of humanity and civilization. re.
main yours truly,
SAMUEL SMITH.
Liverpool, December 81. 1895
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TRUSTEES SALE
by virtue OF decd OF trust executed
70 me by HALF 4 Ncwhouer Bros. or
pSc,ooor 80 1Ns, | viii sell at the court
snycse door OF Harris colnty, Texas, tn,
ionowins lands on February l. 1876, DO.
tween the hours OF 10 a. IN. and -. M:
1nh,ss s Nna. OF land out OF LOT No OF the
1911 acres OF land out OF j. l.. Staule,
league. In Harris county.
~ acres OF land out OF German cwn
"ssnv', yonn Ausu' grant. Harris county.
uaaS'' john Austin. grant. Harris coun,y
~ acres of land, Cyrus Wickson sur
Wy, Montgomery county.
ssW acres OF land, undivided half Thorn
as ivers grantee Montgomery county. :"
Liberty county.
, 90 acres OF land, Hugh b. johnson
Gtnntee, Liberty county.
Wv acres OF land. John Magic grantee
brnsoria county.
$50 acres OF land Vim Harris rrantea
bTn1orih county.
S'z acres of land A McWhortsr
grantee, Freestone county.
~ acres of land, L. Bignat grantee.
Jefferson county.
l6O acres OF land II Mueller ern,teo
Mctuiloch county.
lVJ acres Of land T. Mueller pran,ea
McCulloch county.
100 acres OF land H. Mueller rrnntae
McCulloeh county.
lul acres OF land, +. Mueller grantee.
McCulloch county.
On acres OF land, i. Mueller grantee.
Concho county.
co acres of land L. Mueller grantee
Concho county
SNl acres OF land j, Kleinccke grantee
Concho county
a6 acres of land r. T. .IonNS rruntea
Jasper county
III acres of land Amalich Morgan
grantee, Jasper county.
$50 acres of land Stephen Williams
grantee, Jasper county.
" acres Of land w. ID. Pcarce grantee.
Jasper county.
ep acres OF lend. Jacob Wilhelm
grantee, Menard county.
go acres of land Heinrich Mueller.
grantee, Menard county
$50 acres OF land, VIM. Iiallenbcr, IA,
grantee, Monard county
.S2p acres OF land, II, Sphinx grantee.
Menard county.
~ acres OF land, II. Sphinx grantee,
Menbrd county.
$50 acres of land Martin Purcr
Grantee. Mcnard county.
100 acres of lana. Martin pilcer
grantee, kimblc county.
S2e acrcs OF la Id Wilhelm Fell,r
grantee. Leon county
% acres OF land. Asa Huffman
grantee, Newton county.
100 acres of land. Josephine Smith
grantee. Polk county.
az acres OF land VIM Miller grantee
brown county.
IS acres of land, Antonio Soils grantee.
Angelina county
10 acres OF land, Antonio Soils grantee.
Angelina county.
ESQ acres of land heirs Jesse Walling
grantees, Angelina county.
Terms cash.
c. $. Re!chman,
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in Goiiad. Texas. Will be sold at O
great bargain II applied for at once. or
VIII exchange for other proper,y. APP
ply TO z. j. sksggs Real Estate Co..
Beevllle. Texas. II
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rR AIDE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHAEGE-TeSss farms for
farms in the Northwest; Northern farms
for Texas farms. Town .propsrties.
Nortbern and Southern. for farms,
HSnches for city properties, city prop
erties for plantations. Farms for lands.
Lands for farms. etc. etc. over nifty
vaIuablc properties for trade. Some
fine bargains In lands for sale, Mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore-Burnett
Bldg. leo
TO EXCHANGE - To exchange State
rtcfts Of d valuable and useful patent
In Inc agricultural line for real estate
or personal property: II you have husi-
ness in you, investigate this. as there
dress Patentee, this office. 80
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FOR SALE--A cottage, one lot, close in
modern improvements. price $3.50. Adj
dress yf carp pogt ~
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PERsoDAL.

WE CAN TEACH you shorthand aud
typewriting by mail; write for circular
ard particulars regarding mail course
The Houston Shorthand and Jypewriting
School. Mason block II
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plseases, Syphilis, Eruptlons, TUT az,
inT. hone Pans. Sweilings sore Throa I;
Ulcers. Effects Of Mercury, Kidney ~, ana ma
l3illder Troubles. Weak Eack, burn,nP
Urino, Incontinence. Gonorrhea. n.e, =
Stricture-receiyc searching treatment.
prompt relief and cure for life. both sex
es treated confidontially and priNateiy.
piles. Fistula, Fissure. Structure ana
Rupture cured by our new methods SEND
for circular. ..- ,,,r-re
w New Orleans La
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WHY NOT mako an eflort 10 own your
own home? Look at these prices and
buy white they are on the market; Two
choice lots on Crawford street, $500 eat J !;
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Tie Post Is the friend Of the poor and
needy and publishes Advertisements for
situations waited of twenty-five words
or less three times free.
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MRS. BLACK, spiritual and healing me-
dun removes evil, unites separated.
Elves advice on all affairs; soc and 81 .
Charms. etc 20li Preston avenue; also
nv mail. ~
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WANTED-Work by fruit grower or
orchnrdist and gardener; references II
required. Address at once, eSi5. care
Post. 80
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SITUATION WANTED--Compotent band
saw filler wants position Mt once. .\d-
dress :. V. AhrcRo, care Gums book
store. Lake Charles, La. -
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w ANTED--A situation on a farm or pri.
reference. Address $3.50, care Post. 20
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VIAVT COMPANY, iO2 Binz building,
Health book free, home treatment; lady
attendant from 2 to s p. m. all ladies
ere resnectfllllY invited 10 call.
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] would Ike to know what has become
Of Ellen T. ms 90 ored. When lat heard
of she VS. Belt II. Texas having gone
there with white lady named Mrs. Moilie
Smith. Ellen's mother Is nairel Sar II
Atkins, father Fred Atkins and she has
n sister named Mary Mitchell and a
brother, Fred Atkins. When Ellen lie t
her mother was living on Mr. w. NJ.
Thatcher's plantation at Cunningham's
switch, F'ort Bend county. Ellen left in
April 1855. Sho is a brown SIX nned grl
Any informant VIII lie thnnls'ully re-
colIed by N. p. NJ. Mitchell. Sugar Land
Fort Bend county. Texas.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Oh sALE-Seventy acres fnc coast land.
- acres oultlvated;. pcoans. peaches. Ggs
anu other fruits; fve-room houss; river
street. Houston.
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GOOD ITALIAN with family wants "a
work Farm on shares. must be furnished
ami place near town, Apply T. ]. Col
Ina, loi6ix Congress n
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!" =, N " l,--Situation by young lady stem
raphrr accustomed to office work. salts.
iacaon guaranteed. Address 6si7. care
POSI-.
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y DUNG coiored man wants situation Mt
toniins 20 horse and buggy or wotkir <
private boarding house; also walter; VIII
como recommended Address 6Sio ,af,
Pout. IN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--purchasor for an established
mercantile business at Orchard Texas.
nnly one store. % comDc. lion. good
trade; good community, new store build
Ing. with store room. 2ix40 feet. and three
dwelling rooms attached; good well of
water IN yarl. good garden under nic<ot
fence; $J'n 10 S2D.p0D worth of business
can be done, according TO financial abil-
iiy OF purchaser; postofiice kept m The
store. which makes an additional Income.
about 5000 worth of clean, new staple
goods now on hand additional goods now
needed 10 supply trade act quick II you
want It,. can on or address j. r. Graves,
Orchard, Texas ri
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Back Jack Springs. Texas.--I want to
Know tho ereabouts OF one Henry IL.
Phelps. lie is a man of family. Has a
sandy omTleglon, 20 years old. and about
! feet inc. cs tall. When last heard of,
about three ears ago, he was living near
Uva'dc, UfMdo county, Texas. b. l..
Phelrs.
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GENTLE driving horse and buggy, also
chelp. work horse and gentle pony Tor
sale cheap II sold at once. Apply Nhite
rN0 ~
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WYNN x PENNINGTON
are contractors exclusively, and not
architects, satisfaction viii be given or
no nay No. "a Artesian Place, Iiouston.4
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SITUATION WANTED by experienced
wa,tHr twhitcl, hotel or RESTAURANT, III
or out OF city. Address sll Bagby st 81
SITUATION wanted rs cook Ia or out OF
ciy by first class meat and pastry
ISIHoki coed reference. Address J.. H.,
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WANTED Position as a house s.r or
nurse ny all round nurse. Address $40
walker street, cure Post. ii
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OWING TO SUCH RUSH for slttings,
Jules wallace. the medium, has con-
cluded to stay another week and VIII
hold another scance Sunday night. Bty-
an Hail. " you want to consult him Gull
early AT 41S l.aBranch; hours, u. IN. 10
p. m; healing all diseases. u
CONTRACTORS VIM & PENNTNGTON
architects; satisfaction will bc given or
no pay. No. "a Artesian Place. lIo1ston4
MISS ANNIE c. REEL, soprano; church
position desired IN Houston or Galveston;
vocal instruction. Call or address 1902
Polk avenue 80
HOW 10 become lawful physicians: med
zeal course by mail. Ill Health Cniver-
sity. Chicago. s-lo
MOVING, storing. packing and shipping
three story brick warehouse; two blocks
OF postofilce White Line Moving and
Storage company phone 5gJ.
VTAvT COMPANY. l02 Binz ball1lng.
Health book free; nome trsatmenti ld1dy
are respectfully invited TO call
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER sEGALL.
director OF music and leader Of or,
chestra, furnishes superior music for all
occasions; thorough instructor on violin.
office 81 Main street (Goggan'sD y
ARE you satisfied with your present pc:
sition? If not why not prepare yourself
Tor more pleasant and remuneratiye EN-
pioyment by learning Shorthand ard
typewritine? Houston Shorthand and
TvpcNllting School, Mason BLOCK. "
MRS. BLACK. spiritual and healing me-
dunn, removes evil, rnitss separated.
gives advice on all affairs; soc and 81:
Charms. etc. 20li Preston avenue; also
by mail. ..
WATCHES, clocks. jewelry, ETC.. sold
AT a sacrifice. beginning November Is.
lasting thirty days. old gold ana silver
tak%r in exchange. Z. T. wilton. gs
Prairie avenue. IT
MRS J. r.. BURNETTE-First- class dress
making parlors. Az Binz Building. ~
T0TICE sanderson, who came from
Iowa and worked for Judge Kendall last
surIng and summer as gardener, call at
Globe Hotel something 10 his interest.
N1DINT l.. WEsTPHAL's PARIS nlas-
'c,i.rsJe costumes and dressmaking LAR
inr ana Mason Block; costumes for rent
rtd 10 order; costumes for children from
years. -
Tr7 -yoTT ARE UNEMPLOYED during
i',,esA long evenings, improve your time
w taking the night course az the Hous-
lon Shorthand and Type"riting school,
Mason block. u
--ITT7- 1T7 77TS-From the Isl OF january.
,sac Won can have your shoes hall soled.
awe3 75c: pegged, COO; heels. BIC; all
work guaranteed. 7. May,ak, 1908 Pres,
ton avenue
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FOR SALE Fixtures and showcases very
chenp; must bc sold on account OF re-
noval 70 B!na corner. can carly al
lcWyn's Drug Storc, Coz Main. 81
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or PART
NERSH1P--
Notice is hereby given that the part.
nerahip lately subsisting between Floyd
X. King and Henry II. Huffman, un-
der the firm nams OF King 81 Kuhman,
was this day, the 24th day OF January,
debts owing TO tho aid firm are 70 be re-
ceiyed by the said Henry II. Knhlman
and all demands on the said partnership
nj the late place OF business OF siiid firm,
corner OF tunnels and Hamilton streets.
city OF Houston, Harris county, Texas
where the business VIII be conducted by
The said Henry II. kaufman In his own
y. n, KING.
81 HENRY II, KUIiLMAN.
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FOR SALE-Onc Of the beat located drug
stores In Houston. For particulars ad-
dress Box SO, Houston. Texas 81
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a THRIVING NEWSPAPER in small
town for sale cheap If sold within the
next ten days, want to leave tho State.
CAN or address Room $40, Hutch,ne
House. city. 81
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MISS ANNIE c. REEL, soprano; church
position desired IN HOUSTON or Galveston;
vocal instruction. Call or address 1902
Polk avenue. 20
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PERSONAL.

OWING TO SUCH RUSH for slttings,
Jules wallace. the medium. has con
cluded TO stay another week and viii
hold another scance Sunday night. BrS-
an Hall. " you want to consult him Gull
early AZ 46S IaBranch; hours. 9 u. IN. To
\ n m healing all diseases 81
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70 10 HeNorAl housoWork have boy ].
years old: VIII work for board and room.
Address 6S3s. care Post. ii
WANTED-Work OF any kind by a sober
white man. III. \. Chapman, 1909 Con
SlVsN n
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'Iss4N uIlu Vic, Whtp, want work In town
or sountry; can give good rccomno nda-
uon man gccd farmer, woman goou
cook. Address I'D Emery, Trench
street, Al
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SITUATION wanted by man and wifi,
wcuiLn is good cook, man can do an,
kind oI general work; Northern people.
Address 6sl6, care rost. q
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HOW TO become lawf II physicians: mod
zeal course by mail. Ill Health Cnlver-
sity Chicago. a-lO
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--Pleasant rooms. with or with
out board. for gentleman aud sister Ad-
dress +. o. Box 2Gi 81
WANTED TO RENT--Owners OF rrogert.
10 rent will do well to list u with me,
az / receive numerous applications and
my facilities for showing city property
are first-class; all property listed with
me will he advertised and shown fires.
N. NJ. Norfeet. Hutohins House. II
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WANTED Homework of any kind by
white woman. Address on call at i.a.
Caroline street 81
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WANTED--Al persons IN search OF
houses to call on &. G.. Williams. proprie-
tor OF tho Lone Star MOVING company.
at the corner OF Texas avenue and Main
street. lie has ono 81 the largest lists
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. J. J, McKANNA, sanitarium. Mair
Street and Elgin Avenue.
W. r.. AMMO. G.. r.. ABERCROMBiis--
Ammo & AbercromoIe, Attorneys at law
307is Main street. Morris Bldg. q
8, o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdJusters. 10 Main street
corner Franklin.
EDWIN =. HAMBLEN,
Attorney at Law,
houston. TsxAA
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slyIATloN wanted by a coiored boy: can
tell avenue. n
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MOVING, storing. packing and shipping
done with The greatest possible care;
three story brick warehouse. two blocks
OF postoiilce. White Line Moving and
Storage company. phone 800.
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THE BOOKS for the subscription OF stock
10 ihe Houston Incandcscent Lamp Man
ufacfiIring Company are now Open at
The oftlco OF Mr. John II. Ruby, No. 1910
Coner, IS avenue. Houston. Texas. par
Eos wishing to subscribe may caSl there
The Houston Incnndescent Lamp Manu-.
featuring Company. ~
NOTICE.. a. White & Co are prepared
10 build houses on the inatsllsnent plEn;
IN payments to suit any ono desiring ~
I'D Apply 500 KAN Bulldog III
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS 81
and rspsirsS f'siEsoss nj 6onsrssa Il.
nue.. Aeuston.
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FOR SALE--larEe amount OF red cedar
fence posts poles and ping. Apply To
I. l.. Houston, j. -. stribling. Chappoll
lin. Texas. 20
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LOST. FOUND. sTRAxEp. sro1xn

s'TRAYEp-siO reward; team bay mares. z
years old; halsers on when they lei; ~
hands high; one mae has white stripe
on left shoulder. Pugsley a. H.li, FatIr
banks, Texas. ~.
LOST--On Liberty street. BUNCH o. ~
Leys on triangular ring. Finder will "
rewarded by leaving at Natchex Hosei
Fifth ward. u