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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-02-23
rHE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1897.
sHER1FF's SALES.

February q, property of Garrit H. Mos, admir-,
&C., in Palmyra township, at Zelley's
hotel.
February n, property OF John Longstreet and
wife, in Beverly, at Zelley's hotel.
March s, property of Christiana Tippenhauer,
ct ais, IN Moorestown, at Zelley's hotel
March ID, property of George W. Waters, in
southampton township, at Zelley's hotel.
March 20, property OF Horace b. Lippincott,
in Westampton township, at Zelley's hotel.
March 20, property of Mary B. Gilbert, in
Chesterfield township, at Zelley's hotel.
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Ringing noises in the ears, swapping.
buzzlng, roaring, caused by catarrb, all
disappear with the use Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
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Highest cash price paid for hides and
tallow at all times at Worth's meat mar
ket, Al Main street, Mount Holly.
New spring stock of wall papers, car
pets, straw mattings. window shades. All
work done this month at 90 per cent dis
count. Furniture upholstered and re
paired cheap before spring trade begins
7. w. Borton.
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is Tiled every evening with congregations
manifesting a deep interest in the SER
vices. About fifty persons have thus far
protested conversion. The meetings will
continue every afternoon and evening
this week and on Thursday services will
also be held in the morning.
Following is the list of letters and pos
tails remaining uncalled for at the Mount
Holly post-office George D. Chenne
woeth, Alex D. Colkitt, Miss Bessie Col
Inns, Mrs. E. Crammer, George Danley
Mrs. P 0. Hoffman, Walter Nixon, Mrs
Hannah Mugs, M. A. Pride, Miss Emms
Rhynn, Mrs. Josephine Shinp, Mrs. L
V. Thompson, Miss Lille Budden, J. V
CIevenger, Mrs. Abby Grain, Mrs. Phoebe
Price, Miss Kate Waterman.
Mrs. Mary Hays, of Florence, created
quite disturbance in Trenton, on Satur
day. She has been in the asylum fo
some time past, having gone insane from
J brooding ov ar the loss of her three chill
dren. Her husband took her out for
walk on Saturday and when they reached
Cadwalader Park the wife escaped from
him and, boarding car, rode as far a
the Clinton street station. Here she wa
taken in charge by an officer and taker
} back to the asylum.
One of our professional men and a re
tired farmer had heated discussion las
} week over the present price of farms ant
their depreciation In value. The profes
sional man said he could show statistic
; to prove that the farms which have BEEF
} sold of late would average $54 per acre
: The farmer denied this statement mos
} emphatically. After considerable discus
sion the professional man offered tn
} farmer $50 per acre for his 230 acre farm
, The offer was accepted at once and $50
demanded to bind the bargain. Befor
: the amount was put up, however, the
} became as far apart as two of our old Bul
| lington county surveyors some years age
! when they each located the same corne
six miles apart.
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A Texas Pioneer.

Denton. Texas. November 16. Mrs. N.
A. Fgan. one OF the oldest settlers Of Den
ten county. celebrated her sgd anniversary
Sunday in the presence Of about forty lineal
descendants and relatives. She and her
husband. now deceased. moved to the coun-
ty in 1853, settling west OF town, at which
place she has since lived. They had four
teen children. eight OF whom are living.
four in Denton county. all well known in
this county.
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THEY RIDICULE NJ.
Anr fnorLE RlDlCUlr TIN rpnA
AZ AssoLUrr CURE roa
DxsPnPs1A AND STORAGE
TROUBLES.

Aisicule, Hewever. Il Not Arr~-...
e Facts Are stubsorn rAins,.
Stomach troubles are % common "a !.
many cases 30 obstinate 70 cure thss peon,.
ars apt to look WITH suspicion IN any r.r
coy claiming 70 b q radical. ,srms,.,,
cufe Tor dyspepsia and indirestio, 49,
suca pride themseaves on thstr acut.ce..
y never being hnmbugssd, especially an
medicines. ~
rms fear Of being humbussed may :.
cerr1ed too far; so far, in fact. tia, m.,v
persons suffer for years with weak tnd,.
sestion rather than risk 4 little tina s,d
money 10 faithfuily testing the claims N
peasuon 90 reliable and universally
used a. Stuart's Dyspepsia Table.s. =
Now, Stuart's DyspepsIs Tshi.t. -.
vastly different In one Important ,e.rs.rt
ao'n ordinary proprietary medicines tor
ene reason mat they are not scc-at nat
ont meoicine, no secret IL made OF their in
sreoients, but Analysis shows them "a con-
TAIN the natural digestive serments. pure
aseptic 2cpsln. the digestive acids, Golden
seal, bismuth. hydrastis and nux They
gre not cathartic, neither do they act pow
erfuiiy on any organ, but they cure in
eisestion on the common sense plan Of
digesting the food eaten promptly. thor
oughly before it has time TO fernent. sour
ana cause the mischief. This 10 the only
secret Of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never can
cure indigestion and stomach troubles be-
cause they act entirely upon the bowels.
whereas the whole trouble is really In the
stomach.
Huart's Dyspepsia Tablets. taken after
meals, digest the food. That Is all there IA
to IT. Food not digested or half digested IA
poison as 1t creates gas. acidity. headaches.
palpttasion of the heart, loss Of flesh and
appetite and many other troubles which
are often called by some other name.
They are sold by druggists everywhere at
so cents per package. Address Stuart Co.
Marshall. Mich. for book on stomach dis
eases or ask your druggist for 1t.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Healed
proposals VIII be received at the office OF
until 20 O'Clock p. M. December l. 1887,
for the construction OF now city hall
and fire stattm for tho City Of oalvert,
according 10 the plans and specifications
tect Zach propos4al must be accpmpa-
rited BY a certified check FOR $500 Plsns
ard eG1cations can be seen at the Of
nee OF Mayor G.. s. Meredith. Calvert.
Gordon. Dal'as ard San AntpnD,, Texas.
q
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SPECIAL Norrcrs

calling an ciecbon to
deiermine as 70 the issue or otherwise
light plant for the city OF Houston.
,Whereas The charter Of tho CITY Of
Homston. Texas. provides as follews;
az, "Th ,,. Sly Council msy provide , own
works ami water works for the use OF
the c,ty and tho lnhabstants and for
this purpose may issue and cause TO Be
sums as may be requisite and necessary,
which bonds shall bear interest at a rate
OF not exceeding per cent. and shalt be
Council, by resolution. shall f,x the do
examination Of such bonds and tho dnto
OF Their maturity, provided. that no such
bonds shaii 10 issued nor sold unit, .
pant or sufficient capacity has boen con-
trac.ed for. and then only a, sufficient
number OF bonds shall be issued to
cove, tho actual cost OF construction or
said bonds shall tiist be submitted to =
yntn Of the taxpayers OF the CITY OF
Nov. therefore, T. II, Il. Rice, Mayor
Of the city OF Houston. Texas, by nu-
thority conferred upon me BY the City
Council, hereby call an election TO hs
asa 81 N or bonds iS inc 70
city OF Houston TO y sum not exceeding
S!Ou,0u' md hearing Interest al ratio
not eycee,ilng. = per cent. shall be Issued
an Electric Light Plant To be owned and
oporntsd by the City Of Houston,
The ballots for said election shall read
For the Issuance OF Bonds not TO Irx-
coed 5000 for the purpose Of Erecting
m Electric Light Plant for the city OF
uolEton.'s and "Against the Issuance OF
< BONDS for the Purpose OF Erecting an
Llelttic Ligat Plant for the City Of
linurton.' md mona otker-thaii duly
qualified voters OF the City OF Iiouston.
who own and pay. taxes upon property
viii 90 eiigiBis 10 vote at said election.
Monday, November 10 1857, and will ra-
main open until G y. IN. Of the same day.
at Ike following places and with the fol-
lowing presiding offlcnrs ind judges OF
election:
First Ward Grand Central hotel, pre-
aldine Officer. y. .Artori; Judges OF cleo
ton. III. Pulls, VIII Meyer.
Second Ward-No. 10 fire station; pre-
siding officer, Robert Lockart. Judges OF
election r.. III, Huri, ], j. Gettegnst, Sr.
Third Mard--At Central lire station:
presiding officer w. W, Thomas; Judges
OF election. VIM Moeller, VIM. Hartiiths.
Fourth Watd--At Market House; pre-.
siding officer. ". A. Rcichardt; Judges
Of election. Paul schcsser. Walter Tor-
Fifth ward--pythian Hall: presiding
officer, A. N. McRae: Judges Of election,
j. ii. R0thwell. IL. l.. Jones'.
Sixth Wandered Minister'S etorA: pre-
siding officer, Fred MinSter; Judges OF
election. ]. w. Clark, VIM. Fuchs,
~. Il. RICE. Mayor.
Houston. Texas. November 9. 1881.
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Heayx Movement of Cnttle.

Fort Worth. Texas. November 1S.--The
reads out Of Texas are taxed to their full
capacity in transporting cattle to the
Northern feeding pens and to the Chicago.
st. Louis and Kansas City markets. The
Union stock yards here yesterday handled
some 1000 head. The movement since lift
Ing the quarantine on the night OF tie 10Th
has been unprecedented and stock 81 ip-
ments will continue brisk until January 1.
when quarantine lines will again be closed.
The Santa Fe took out over 400 cars Of
cattle In two DAYS.
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Burton Brerities.

Burton, Texas. November 16.-Mrs. r..
Collier. who was employed to lake charge
Of the primary department last week. cem-
menced teaching yesterday. Professor VIM.
Eilers is the principal this session. aho
Professor G. s. Watt the first assistant.
Miss Ollie Williamson teaches k',,eer-
garten school.
There are still a few cases ot d"ngue
fever here,
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Inforn,ntion Wanted.

Missouri City. Texas. November IA
man by the name of Charlie Nelson died
here Sunday. He had no papers by which
he could be further identified. He stated
he was married and that he was a cook BY
profession. He held letter Of recon-
mendation from Frayard & Rhodes OF
Wallis. Texas. Any information leading to
his identity will be thankfully received by
Wyman Robinson, Missouri City. Texas.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY 10 IIOAN--On business property:
rates lower than heretofore prevailing;
preference given loans warited for build.
Ing material Address +. q. box e. e.
MONEY TO LEND, large and small
amounts. on approved securities; rates
reasonable; will also loan on endow-
meiIt, tontine or distribution policies APP
preaching maturity. Address L. II. Bcr-
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h fNTELLIeExcA

N Galveston, November -.
ARRIVED.
tildcr. New York.
iW. McComber. Brey. Phila-
Plummer. Creighton. Nor
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! RECEIPTS TODAY.

oriio and Santa Fe railway,
irrational and Great North
es,on; Houston and IIeEdcr-
luri, hansls ana Texas, 150G;
rorte AMI Houston. IA; by
uit ana Interstate, Ij0. To-
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,,,cmber ls.--Consois for
Tor the account l15 7-16;
L,ary i7ss: Mexican Central
bar silver dun. 26Nd per
4; ner cent; rate OF discount
Ix.arket for short and three
ad2 1916 per cent.
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AUCTION furniture sale OF Trust Deed
lllig stock. on Monday, November %, at
lld. li6is Main. IN bulk or lots, to saiit
purchasers: original invoice over yl0,-
VOC, nat of stock furnished an appilca-
tion; prospective buyers, ladies' espe.
cially, Invited to examine the stock. ].
C.. Henderson %
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

TAKEN up-Frday night. 4 runaway:
gray horse and open buggy. owner cnl
get Same by paying for ad and feed bill:
Wcatheiinar. Il
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W.. n AI&Aay ~ Wx8R
g1lly!!xIllS--ll lsss6 G6cd ~ AROUND ~.
49, men sd = es03 eAgenAn. Rapl<3s
Wz1sss.rs,.Ss 90 :. Cssssr. foreman.
ExNTEf; Z li & 81 vS,s=-< -;;;l
o0e Kttle xtri yvasD I'D x1nH go s,s,-
usrstnan1 cArc ~ c3sthlren utsd ysAs, Ulke
cfrrwc q asousN AA1trcss. vtatdns wss q
cxpccSed. 70 =. n. hslter. Oberitn, La.
wANTED- fA<iy q 1nseS 6essjc. "a < thrr
up literary work and soaknt eu6eSsrip-
Nions IN every bcCNl1ty; IN nA[nry coI;f-
@ase,on or pr9nusNm haa,A Bcuthegu
Hcme Journal w. +, L<sssA manager,
WANTED-.Kxenfs rSw xacsderT rocErs
check punch. price ~: does same work
~ niEn priced mAOhincss guaxan6ced:
noennl conimisss<csA Austen supply Co.
Aus1sn. Texns. u
wANTEp--A fsrss-ciass Respectable whits
wife. without cnihirvn for small rcs<sur ,-
aaR- Apply At r, LAusen'e. Orange. Tex.
$500 4 WEEK ana Expenses paid Sales
meai Tor cAgnrt, exper1tNcc unnecessary,
peimHnsnt position. Tho w. L, Kline
WANTEt--A German giri TO do rcs,rrSi
n0snewvrk for ANAL family, wa,yes
ENou, DON'T Amply uulesa A No 1 div
iSica1nccs oan be gtvwn. Address All.
RiE si.1 man 20 handle axrnts for
sssepifoAe Tablets aar3 specialttcs. pays
sou a year; enclose scamp Victory ME-
70, cleveland. Ohio
WANTEp--A woman cook; also 4 man 10
make htsnsAd geiycYa3ly useful ii, house,
work man arsd wife preferred. Apply
with refercnce, sol CAPITOL avenue. b.
TWEEN and 10 a. M. p
WRITE Us for extra Inducements ofYere,,
Ter business, until january lst Harris
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90 FOR GALVESTON

Hurst. Rouen, October q.
RIO Janeiro. October 20.
lix. New York, November 10.
,, Davis, Barry via St. Lu-
at Port Natal, October 4
Barry. October 20.
Tcganrog, October Is.
ork, kertch via Berdtarski.
York. London, November 2.
! at Rio Janiero. September
Mason. Nav York. N0vslu-
Erecken. Port Said. Octo-
HOamon. Barry. Nnvsm-
Hall. at Port Said. October
Hamburg. October L
re, Liverpool. November L
ull. November 1,
Fry. October q.
Cardiff. November 4.
tvin. Ancona via Constan-
eptember 3.
Edwards. due November Is.
mcdonald, New York. Mo-
pos, Dixon, at Hamburg. Oc-
Liverpool. October 0.
Antwerp. October Is.
London. Septein bsT ~,
Genoa, October I.
Fardin, November l.
RS. Partridge. passed Pen.
fatherall. Barry, October 2.
|oss. Taylor. Calcutta. Octo-
Y, Cardiff. October u.
Pddsn, Baltimore. October IL.
WIT. Sprouie. Newport
Martin. Fountain. Boston.
c. Tanner. Baltimore. No
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boRTS-EOREIGN.

PORTS-FOREIGN.
cl--Per IS Drummond, 1886
4,SOo,430 pounds. valued at
d-Per SIS Gena. T50 bales
D pounds, valued at $2l3, 227.
EPer SIS KuJ,distan. 30.1S0
ced oil cake. $4,000 pounds.
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SITUATION WANTED.

",ANrEl)-A position In grocery store
nave had experience Address n n
Asslexttnder, GIerxssia. GreuasM county
M1sA =
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SECRET socIrEs.
: . =
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements In office OF The
Post; for week ending Saturday. Novcm-
HIS; A. p: r.. b. D.; c.: 1885, EN-
Fountain; 1855 Cd: 1863, 1853: lisa; iisi;
1894 90; 1855 CS), 1855; 1850 (6); 1si2 %.
~, l.. 90; M b.; ISIS; 1859 80; le64.
Me 90; Ills: !M6; Mrs. J. Philips 20,
iii'; iiis 60: ISIS ISL s. D.; 1870 90; 7. s;
W. T.: 1898 ca; 800.
DANDRUFFANE, u complexion beauti.
fier, guaranteed for dagldruff; 50-cent
box for Is cents. to advertise; sent by
mail prepaid. Agents supply Co, room
4Ol. 1913 Texas avenue. Houston, Tex. II
TWO BEAUTIFUL PIANOS at almost
your own price for spot cash: New Eng.
land make Gail at once lis Main street
Tor particulars. l2-s
vlAvI REMlDIES-HoME TREAT-
MENTS-Pease call and investigate ut
State headquarters 492 Bnz building;
advice and health book free; lady at
tcnlant. 70
LADlES-Your last and only opportunity
10 get most beautiful gowns, complete,
at hall price: dresses worth So for 81. 80;
$50 for SIS; fl, work and material guar
apteed. Madame r. Joseph. 7c6 MAN. 20
CHEAP railroad tickets: see Fielding &
W. w U can sdNG you I.Dnty,
tickets bought and sold. cut rates to all
points: ZIG Main street. 20
HOW is 1t clothes cleaned or dyed at Fer
nandeZ Partisan Steam Dye Works, els
Travis. look as new? Because ii is done
by professionally. tt
MRS. MADISON would respectfully IN
form the LADIES' of Houston and country
that she has new goods. which she IS
selling at 25c, Coz aud 81 each hat cheaper
than ally house. in Houston. Ladies will
do well to call and see Store 1905 Main
street, Houston, Texas 20
PRIVATE Diseases aud Lung Troubles;
II you want TO get well quick, call or
write to Room 10. at l0V4l2 Preston ave-
r,ie: hours to 8. 1873
DIR. E. s. HEISIG--P .actice limited to the
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Office, Tel
ephone Building. corner Prairie ard Fam
min streets. Houston. Texas. Telephone
1884, ii-N
MISS NJ. e. WATSON, select school for
young ladies and girls. at Old Caroline
street between Walker and Mckinney
avenues. 20
THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF the
Houston Shorthand and Typewriting
School is now open, Pupils desiring spe-
cial individual instruction should enroll
at once. Course includes either short
hand or typewriting free Of charge: z
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>RTS- COASTWISE.
York-Per IS Leona. S7N
eral merchandise, l case pro-
Sjk-Per sch Susie NJ. Plum
coal.
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FOR RENT.

- -
DESIRABLE we'll furnished front r,Urns
IN private family 10 gentlemen or coup. Q
| without children: also for housekeeping.
| II desired: all conven.ences: close to
| town; references. 1917 Texas avenue. q
LARGE uu6urnished rooms with fire place
| and small connecting room. arsi, kitchen
! il wanted; rent reasonabfe 90 married
| couple. Apply W7 Hadley, corner Bagby.
FOR RENT--A fine boarding house, "a
| rooms, besides bath and servants rooms:
| the best location In Houston: on Main
street, two blocks from Capitol hotel:
| possession December Il. price, $50 per
month. Apply to John 4. Wiley. lol6,s
| ELEGANT two story house gas. hot and
cold bath. CLOSETS, etc. four blocks from
Capitol hotel. l.1c Texas avenue: apply
next door. Mrs e. G. Burks. 20
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room: gas hot and cold bath; close IN,
1873 Texas avenue; private family; ref.
erences required. 20
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. In private family
modern conveniences; close In; 10 chill
dren D7 Crawford street. between
Texas and Prairie avenues. 10
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also ore large front
room, furnished; all modern convent
ences. at l10 Walker avenue. 10
FOR RENT-A new four-room cottnge.
INQUIRE Of Z. Hoencke. $50 Dallas ave Y
FOR RENT--To gentlemen. two furnished
south rooms s. month each: fve-room
cottage, &c. Mrs. C. Neville. 1902 Noble
street. 20
TOR IlENT-A store and dwelling attach
cd. Al Houston avenue First ward, cor
ner OF Edward street. Apply at iU
Houston avenue ~
FURNISHED room for rent In private
fam,iy: gas and all modern conveni-
ences: terms reasonable. Apply 702 Craw-
ford street. 20
FOR RENT-Two nice. neat four-room
cottages with stable attached. Apply J,
Z. Bell. lT06 Texas avenue. 70
FOR EENT-Ttree furnished rooms IN a
private family, for light housekeeping
tiesIrahly located. IN Third ward. Al
dress 1895 this office; references re,
duired.
FOR TENT-Chcap. one furnished room
or two for lisht housekeeping. Apply
HOS Smith. ~
NICELY furnished large room, baths. rot
aud cold water, gas and elevator ser
vice for two gentlemen. Third floor
Moore Burnett building. corner Fan
mn and Texas avenue ~
FOR RENT-Ten-acre farm three miles
from Houston court house; contains
good residence, barn. pens. garden. not.
beds, cisten and well water to good
party. Apply l7l7 Congress Avenue. y
PROFESSIONAL.
INEFFECTIVE AGENCy--Trained detec-
lives furnished On short notice and rea-
sonatis rates. For further particulars
e16ress James McCane, box $50. Hous--
TON Texas. 1910
CLINE q CLINE 4 DAN'L H. TRIP
LETT. lawyers. abstract OF titles. N0us
VARIOUS Frsucais 1--WE speak Frenchl Wit
sprschen Dsntsch I've speak Germany
Mos Cougress avenue. "
r d. OPTION BRO. Fire Insuranes
AGeah and AltuDteSu. y Main stsseG
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BUSINESS cHANCEs.

I HAVE golden opportunity for man with
$50: no speculation. G., X. Munger, 1905
congress: also have money TO ioan on
irsurance policy. Is
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENr-;Furnished room In
TNfth ward by single man; ruoms With
widow lady preferred. Address i7eo. this
office. q
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FAN FREIGHTs.

ms Ssteam) from Galvesto,
follows: Liverpool. 9-S2d
c'ntinent. s-aed: New York
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
3osnas, Liverpool.
4. Whttock. Aartusis.
simmons. Pensacola,
kor. Rowe. Pensacola.
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FOR SALE Cheap. a fine lot OF horses
and mules. always ON hand, at i3owser n
Wilson'S. 7ll-ns Prairie avenue, tho Old
responsible horse dealers Ia the city, Il
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-777-7
80 \, VI 4.
H ~ fo1 S4 -, ; Y Lamp Sges ~
Sxaves< <Ssa conpaays SAsas "a once
q =. =
&ff -
-.
TWO sgaMe q 0sNyy dan logUsA thsrs
a. : low pssce IA; WsiWSS rssM NJ W.i, ssse
TsxAe. !, Z. %
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C<,ALi coAx.,. ls1ivert f.,,Snn CO. = =
] per ton. l11vseed 70 any PARK q tkS c1ty.
Sves< SSel' ccMpanys bhers ~ Once
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FOR SALE--At bargain. fne family
horse. In perfect condition; gentle as
lamb: also n fine family fo,r-aeat ear
rage. as good as new. Address O., boz
40 20
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WILL EXCHANGE three good 10 per cent
vendors lien notes for either city lots or
good Harris county acreage: close In:
must be cheap. Apply 1853. this office.
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W AN EID-By pushing man OF ten years
experience In b,rytre for and mana cling
retail Rrocery STORE. similar position or
traveAng or city salesman for wholesale
grover; eosss. teaaabse: married; Is years
old. AddISss Grocer, this office q
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HARNESS FOR sALE-.Finc lot OF hnr-
ness worth $50. for sale nj $40 per set.
lfdw. clarendon. corner Franklin and
Caroline street. 10
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buick, New York.
1 Roberts, Bremen.
Thomson, Liverpool.
.iddle. Hamburg.
5right. Whttson. Havrs.
hd, Mills. Liverpool.
Iane, Quick. Tuxpan.
| souther. Havre. Port Tam
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WANTED-SrTUATIO young co.
ored woman TO cook or do geperai house
work; neat and energetic with no IN
%
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WANTED = Second hand BASKET system
cash ana parcel carrier. must he IN good
+ condition and cheap. Address Box ST.
laGrange, Texas 20
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WANTED 800 oty scrip at g0c. Can AT
No. SI2. BiEz Buiidlng, J. ". Burroughs.
utturupy 81
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I WISH to get the use OF two good work
hcrses for their keeping. A. c. John
son. No, 216lx Main street. II
TO ExcHANGE--For stock OF general
merchandise 1870 acres prairie land IN
Lavaca county: price 8 per acre: SIX
room brick residence In Bolton. value
&3f1c personal properly, value T5no: low
Browning. attorney. BRENNAN. Texas. ~
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WANTED-srrUATIO collector OF
office clerk by a young married man
writes good hand and quick al figures
flee, .,