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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
monday, january 8, 1897,

At 10 clock a. m. at the door of the court
house. the following described real estate,
TO wit: Lot number sixty.one bundled and
thirty.six l8i36l in the city OF canton, ONO,
appraised at 100000
Also two lots, being part of the south west
ouarter of Section thirty three 1881, Township
eleven mi and Range eight Isl in said county,
and known as lots numbers fifty.one l51 and
and fifty.two [52l in Section one III of Belle
yue addition TO the City of Canton, Ohio. APP
praised at S1,500.00.
Terms of sale: One-third cash on day Of
sale, one.third in one year, and one.third in
two years from day Of sale, respectively,
deferred payments with interest and secured
by mortgage on the premises.
VIM. j. PIERO,
Assignee of Catherine
MEYER & PIERO, Wanner,
Attorneys. nov Is h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

Ladies', Take the Best. II you are
troubled with Constipation, sallow Skin,
and a Tired Feeling, take Karl's Clover
Tea, 1t is pleasant TO take. Sold by
Fred p. Shanafelt Il Co., Il. L. Ortt,
Market St.; Il, q. Miller. East End,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

Congressman Grosvenor wants Ia
abolish civil service, so that more of hi;
friends can get share OF official
"phat."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
Mark Twain's Brother Dead.

KEoKUK, Ia, Dec. 13.-Orion Glenn
ems, brother of the famous author
Mark Twain has died suddenly at hi,
acme in this city, aged ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

Comparing the Republican National
platform with the Presidents late mes
sage ON Cuba proves again that "plat-
foims are made to get in on, not to
stand on"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
J. II. Bowman, of New PittsburR, o.,
Recommends wriRhps Celery
Ennnnund.
Nav Piitshnrp. Id. j

New Pittsburg, o., Jan. 81, 1897.
To The Wright Medical Co, Columbus,
o.: Dear Sirs--I have purchased box OF
Wrights Celery Capsules from George
Kreiger, druggist, Wooster, o., and used
them for rheumatism and stomach
trouble. The Oapsulesrelieved me and |
am nov in excellent health. 1t is the
best remedy ever used. / am out in all
kinds of weather carrying overland mail
and am now in perfect health. r Il gladly
recommend the Capsules.
Very truly yours,
j. +. Bowman.
Sold by all druggists at 50c and 81 90
per box. Send address on postal to the
Wright Med, Co., Columbus, Ohio, for
trial size, free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Group
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for 25 etc. Sold by Fred
p. Shansfelt & Co., Il. /. OTtt, Market
ST.; T.. O, Miller East End,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

memory Short and all hope of getting WELL Thus
Pnkhm advice
promptly carefully heret concluded Lydia Pnham
Vegetable Compound After taking bottles felt much better but
using six bottles cured My friends think almost miraculous
Her noble work blessing brokendown sTAN
BURY Pratt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
WOMEN DO NOT TELL THE WHOLE TRUTH.
Modest Women Evade Certain Questions Asked
Physician, but Write Freely Mrs. Pinkham

An eminent physician that Women not truthful they will lie
their physicians" This
truth but not the whole TRUTH male physn but this Is %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
Assignee's Sale.
Monday, January 8. 1898.

The undersigned. assignee of Frank A. Piero
will on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
.Assignee's Sale.

In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court of stark county, Ohio, / will offer al
public auction, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

1ion. M The south door of the Court House, in
Canton, Ohio the following lots and parts OF lots.
sr said citv tO-Wit:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
personal MENTION.

Mr.. George Rusk has started .or the
New York furniture market,
A z Brain has resumed the position
he formerly had with Wall & s'ahe-
!. Il Hartz. Z merchant o. Eagle Fass,
vas in the city yesterday On business
trip
Glenn Base; and N N Cprr!e. two
well known citizers q Richmond, are II
the city.
Misses Emily. May and Grace Noble LEI;
Thursday . spend the SUMMER al L.
Porte. Texas.
Mrs. Robert Iankes. soa and daughter.
Miss Ruth have gone 70 La Porte 10 SPEND
several weeks.
Miss Lille siAd;ler, The stsnograVher IN
District Clerk Williams office. leaves 20
day for monih's vacation
Miss Matte Porter Of Kentucky Is in the
city OF ,.sit 10 Mr.. and Mrs ". p
Grosselose, in the Fourth ward
Captain J. \. Dozier, former Hous-
ioniAn, but now q resident Of Garrison
is IN the city on hT.e; vacation.
p. y. Davidson Of New Orleans has 70.
Gated 10 Houston ana duriag the few days
he has been in the city has become quite
well acquainted.
Mrs II NJ. Curtin has gone TO Crosby on
brief visit 10 relatives she was accom-
Panied by her children ana her cousins,
Misses Alice and Iva Mckinney
Mrs william Hauney of For, Worth.
wife OF Conductor Hanney OF the Fort
Worth branch OF tho Houston and Texas
Central railway, Is visiting he. brother.
Phil Holmes.
The friends Of George p. Brown Will
regret 10 learn thai he IS quite N at his
Residence on Caroline street having been
taken suddenly IN while on the streets
and was taken home in carriage.
Miss Conroe OF conroe. Miss Emily Ca
hanlss and Mr. W. E. Washam paid The
Post a pleasan, call last night and in
specied the wonders OF the linotype and
other accessories OF the mechanical de-
pariment.
II is reported that the east boulevard
bridge across White Oak bayou, on the
Houston Heights boulevard. near the en-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
CITY BREvITIEs.

\ marriage llce1sa Eas issued yesterday
by County Clerk nupree TO Stephen Lewis
AID Daily Brewer.
The patrol wagon and team is now kep,
in neat new stable alongside the new
poiicc station or Caroline street.
Nj 4. c. Allen as special master In
the Glen'yood receiveTship case was hear
ips eytdrace Yesterday as 10 tho value
Of burial la's in the cemetery.
The regular business meeting q the w
C. 7 l, VIII be hsld AZ the Carfsiian
chapel this afternoon al o'clock. The
executive board viii NEE; one hour before
The regular meeting
The regular monthly business meeting
OF tie Tabernacle Epvorth League Viii he
hold ioasht In tho lecture room Of the
ehlFet All memlNe7-s and visitors earnest
~ invited 81 be present.
The Westminster League Of the Second
Pres oytefisn church viii hold its regular
monthly business ueetnr tonight Al Inc
home q Mrs p Z Freeran. 800 Eel
tend.
Charles Il chargcis. commonly known
as frenehy. died about Q O'Clock last
night. al 1901 Preston avenue. Arranrs.
ments tnT the funeral viii be made mo,
ne arrival Of his brother today from New
Orleans.
w Hutchinson Of Haskins Hutch
inson arrived home from Bryan vesterlsy
morning wearing smile as broad AZ The
tull moon, II was all on account Of his
nFst oaay-a chubby little daugh,er-horn
IN Bryan last Tuesday evening.
Owing to an error In the minutes n,
the commissioners court II was published
that bids for constructing the new Office
lor me district clerk would he received ON
'n1'saas. July ]. The correct date for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Aprrf< x1st sy.--.Sse rer~-zA &uruss IL.
7rs sE-reS. cor- RIG IN weTr Ess-I-s'c
On. r-uS rGs- Ers'ETe u rrc1ust .. ~ -,
y-kz.Kftas---ass ra.ts- sr--sa.gt us rss-
81 INCREASED II T,s- ce-t .shaTs .a'b ar.
-x.,slk-3.s. Lsssr A.l.ir 5r~t-sret BE- Act AZ
szia.rpu-ts.. weather. Greg = rs11 raa-
tIftsr. s@a1r VII .t -4--o.-t i Eauyt fs-tt
weeks E1,tz-r VII tsrs1 ADruFs l1.G
sez-1--ss rssos-z1 aEr-s- - 1serx-EA y4s'4e
q srw- 1uc OH
Mrr1sura---S-- - rs-- ln--ssss y -
1rs. crzgs = roo1 csc3tEn.l Aeaa; -
S~- uen; ~ I--AGrs ass &c - -sgAIrtHe
sAer 1ese@-z s'lrk11r Wi as=-ir lspras.
- sns s-ess-n~ r.,-si-zi Avrus. ~ Ia-E
s-1s much tsss,-s- -,lE- r-sF3aaA Frs-s-
w,.i..i1ls This HfrgzhElsss -nVrsiss Z.
cftscr er-sart . II ~ taxi CRIT; Z roi'-
ccrsc1zs-- F.s3r WI - 1a-a5es = t9o1l
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T,es.srrt refssa4 AuEuSt AZ c'ir1 1s.a1 We
u ST ~. .ss-si bsssAf -. us-E CE-s l.
creased - ~ rs-s
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are c'-1r Y rana pae-4-ssr4 bac1 L1sii--'s
arll Inw4kl1 sts-tgn 70 oGzs Ere iA~u'ft4s
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rurt : AZ e,atncns gs1e-El LrE1fz -4-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
r,i-1lAlasnN cnr-NrY .

C,a7-re -o,su-co. "a acreage increased
rss ca-. ayer aa- yaat flliy -'5l acres
were abaaaoun1 Crop $50 NeeES iaic,
stol hfHs--isFs st&l1 Esia w!li De-
ase3et a gan tayh Pressing Wlli bFSsn
Algln - ans 1eaU-af general ScsteIotT
TIE pas, 'fr g Wrecks orri1 spoil ezs
tta Salvation tne cottp- -rap as u drove
the Aee sway I'D Ili the qi~It 70 grow
irg- fora t.'ter ,nar tag cop 10: se'-
.ral years o&ts better than previous
tfo7 Afseaee small boz yieia great
Granger Flse pse cent increase 10 co.,
tsa 1rr sl-ogi s scres. lad 20 be
rapl2aitf a1 su9ui ~ ser Abandoned.
ffr1 "a rsTl paor coalition. c1cep' 70 'e'
frFtsrr.s Gn-c uill be- needed within one
week FlcAlnr Nil begin September ! and
te-nue T,ncral fy 1etnaef g. Corn yield
Wa hc r.orc iha1 ihr-e uinrH - much
o. Nrt wear .3rgfeT gr7sPac,s Tor large
yAlA thnz evrr eefose Largest yield OF
oa'e ever inavH. ast-Asiag aSou, eighty
husbe's ueT arg"
iGauo-~h bout rPr rta' lacrosse IN aver
sge. shou, 9aia a--es hal ga D. rsQlanied
"a actngl; ~ Else nT ga;aF9Table weather
The pial' is yrTT backward GA account
~ lsfr srrar sr3 Hseets have greatly dam
zEed The rfzua Shich viu effect the yield
p per c5aI picking W begin sepiru
hfr aar become general September 10.
Bsla needed Tffstn, o1,lDok Tor corn IS
y'~sa over an averAEe wear. acreage
per ccui less Than lost year Twenty prT
cruf Increase ,u yicid ~ cats. Cane and
n;iioi ere YarY goGd
Round R2ea- Fifteen p-r cont Interest 10
sz7eago Condition Of crop below the aver
are Many farmers report the CROP less
promising than for several years. Rlia
neNiei iietins eiil probably hcgr An
gtsst ~ au3 become general September J.
Arerase yi'li % corn VIII be made. Oats
viii Irake falr yiei
Taylor here ls an increase Of - per
cent IN cotton acreage over last year.
tboui go acres had 70 be r@planted Crop
IN hne condition, end with - COOL rain
, viii yield ahundsnuy, Rain Is needea.
but crop hot suffering ricking viii hsgia
( august J AID btcrme general August 10.
l Corn 10 ahead Of aay crop raiscl here Tor
/ years, one more good ra.n soon VIII make
I an abundant yieid hut without rsin Yield
! VIII he better tiau las, year Oats bet
! To- than for yeaTs-tToin iwoa,y five 10 49,
/ bushels per ARE and hne grain
B2Hleu-Cotcn acreage decreased 20
/ per cent. About IS per e,rt Of the entire
acreage reFiSnted. Mos az tho cotton Is
small on account Of repl2niing Corn oats
and miilst are fine Rain IS now needed
I Picking Will begin Ia August and become
general about September ! Cora on an
average Is much better than last year The
oai yield Is from seventy 1--WE to l25 busb.
| els per acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Entered by burglars.

The residence 81 Mrs. Vellna ?. Joa--
con. corner Caroline and Capitol aye-nc,
was entered by burglars wednesday aish;
between O'Clock aud 1850. while ;Ac fam
lly was al church
An entrance was effected through the
Kitchen window. he shltters beias
pricd open. The ihieyes rarsa koA the
lower rooms ans then Pseend 3 o iha
apartments occupied hy r. c. Wells whare
they also turaed everything upside down
They managed 70 gct away with & snail
quantity OF jewelTy
II is thought that the burglary was the
VIZ ~ Inv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

.if4c 4 CrsHe ysG- so- oy-- Az The c7'ov
. lie tast ere- Erus- II LIS ssc;ana- -2t
gs=ae q ottE vas xac.3-
s1-ru1--Coeta- ACREAGE aso=i TIE Aaras
~ s1Es Tex-. CTes il Ar=rKxs rsI51t3--.
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lts- year. P.ek-Eg xs4l oss-l s-ly = AZ
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tsEa sLt; Fez-.
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ltss yes-- C-via j. t-uEsalzE gig 1-fs-.
Fstf5zr w-A 5eEls 1&s1er iar1 G. sUly hs.s
k's-.s1z+ FH-erzl .Aurgsi = Car1 E1e31 wa
- - - cs-- large ;sE- rs: y-z- A..
VII k,s ies s,est crC. ~ lave 4Az - s<se=
EsL1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
sewing lids ter this work !: Saturday

July O.
The following request IS made 50 hat
tie lost may - found, VIII tat mem
bar G.. the ladies' Reading CLUB who hes
the book entitled The MikAto's E1Qire. ."
belonging 10 Miss Ci@revieve Johuso1. Ia
turn the same 10 MIS-. B. =. Randolph,
1874 C2rl,5l.
MoSs-s- George :. fullerton. ]. !. Boz
ny. Y. Y. Damon am !. u. Foster,
travelling Representatives q the Merchants
and Planters OIL mill. We're n the csiy
yesterday and met al the min 70 receive
instructions ,oT the coming season. snd
70 divide the territory They anticipate =
large yiei o, seed this season
Frank Tt.-hech formerly =. he well
known cottol 5rEl az Martin, Wize X Ftz-
hugh is n the clty Nj F.,shV-l has
associated himself wi,h c. 7. O-ihewe.n az
the firm o. C. :. Or;hswe.- d Co, New
Orleans and s.. Ions AMI y II open :
cotton business IN this city under the name
o. Orthewein F.tzhueh Gotten contrary.
TIE regular salni-~eekly excursion 10
Ls Porte VIII be rla io1 GIT. TWO iTalns
leaving the Grand Central depoi. one g..
: O'Clock and another a. 80 1clo-k Zach
@. these trains viii step 81 Bo1rs.s Point
It Is The regular coulart ever!rs ct Syl-
van beach and ther@ is cui'e = party o.
society people arranged m this evening.
The -eturl tram wi lesYs Ia Porte a;
II o'clock and SuDe-i-ts- 'eat Edward :.
ELS has arranged 70 have cars at Bonner 5
Point and the Grzrt Central iepos 10 neEt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
- IArlNro corNTY.

cciG Eg;3ngt--T'he .atrear@ iu coit9-
s4rvAge ;loN eafifaatc3 A. ~ peg eeaL The
cor1 aad rOitoa - th.f Ie.l,ol arr iAr
superior 70 kay ~ have hA5 ior years
OE;g Az 2iHo 1Ee bsF1 in ynarg
gsseT flrc-- TIE acfssEe fpctssEgG 70 yer
eszt. Crop ~ nae c5udit.oa aaYr ress-
hsa better ;rusps-cts P,lslus ~Ii bes.a
sbv1t September ! ara beoae Essersi
Ssp,et-bsF ~ Best cora crop fos several
YEATS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
Death OF Mr.. Nellie wright

Nm. Nellie Wright. aged "a years wife
OF L, \. Wright died Al her residence a.
a n. yesterday and was buried from
the Church oi the Annrnrlatlon 8; 8 p.
m. iniermeut IN Catholic cemetery The
deceased vas q descendant from one Of
the old and well known families o: Houz.
ioa and her urtlmeiy death is a source OF
rcsrel 20 Z large circle 0. frlenas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
WALKER COUNT

Kew TtrsrlT.--1ost-7z Lt-sEes !ss-stst.
-: cent. Eusiy $40 acres rss,1E2fee .
Boz cesty1 ans ca-z s-s Il ..1s u1--i-
srz Ns;As-r ss.ts- c1rH Re s1Fsl.s5.
Pa. VII be zsl3s5 L. Iossr So 1arf
CG-s11 Zs-11.r vs3l .srLz k1og; lllF =
t,s-aEza4rr Es-s-14 August Cats zaca.
- scras - g--T8se. TtL1E
E-rtsTils.-Te1 ~ cE1t .as-.Ass n
Ec7sGEe C-aG - Eos2 tczai;lea Lz-s
sss.Te-f have Ercvt- 21i;s lss1a+i4Ll- s.zi1
5sz -.ss3e. O. sz-5g saz1 t5o1=A re
black AZ ck- O. wlf.o-; - zk,o1. ;s1
cara stE-g VII SsE-- AEEusi $ Az
5s.c-5H .tasrs4 Sasis--.er y BIS ccr1
.-rp - several yes=s "; a2Lay olts
Ilz-t=5. ~ y.s.3 tally - - - E.a-.-
A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
eoMEgyELt. COUNTY

Ol~n Rose Acreage Abost the zane A,
ixxt year. Crop ~ far condition. seli
wcrles. Weed tair size snG fTs.ting Neli.
Plcs4ug viii begm zbou; August ! and
viii become general EcIne time IL sepicai-
Der. Cora crop NIL D. nrSh .srssr, o~inr
10 increased acreage. Gets 20 per cent
sarser ihaB preylous yezrs w.eai yield
lsrgesi for tea year. past ana pell saved
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
LOW VACATION RATEs

The Queen and Crescent viii seii MS
sion tickets at low rates 10 the ,aoa'iasI
and seashorc resorts every day I'VE ~
TO september so. inclusive. VIZ
limit October 81, 1927. -s,n
The Queen and Crescent route os NJ
tourists THIS year the most assieS.ss h
service ana appointments ever one -
southern travelling public rhrolsA
man sleepers Of the finest pattern. ~
Apply 10 Your nearest Queen soa
cent ticket agent for rates and fan
nation. n ;. p "a
G. L. A.. New orleaa,' II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
STEVENS COUNTY.

Breckinrlage-T per cent in
craze Ia Aagesge Ab0ut 20 acres were
YenleBied and sbou; 100 abandoned. Crop
~ excellent condition. RAN NIL b. needed
in about twenty days Picking VIII bsEia
August - and heegne general September
-. AFerage yield 0. corn and oats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
SOON lo Cnmmcncr Mnrk.

Architect Lorrhn has Just completed the
plans for the Jacob Levy buiidins 70 be
located on the vacant Iot corner o. Main
stroet and Capitol avenue Il y 10 be q
three-siory brick store and office building
The Mala and Capitol street elevations
viii be nnishsd with pressed brick and
stone trimmnga The work az eonsirEc-
tioa viii commence AZ once
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Quiun-Diyon.

Wednesday evening, al the hou.e Q,
the bride. Miss Fannie Dixon o, this city
was united in marriage to Frank NJ Qulaa
o, Galveston BY Father Koauy.
There were present only the home FOLKS
the mother and Two sisters ~ the groom
from Galveston, and few intimate friends
o, ne bride and her Sister Mss l4oitie
Dixon. The happy couple LETT for Calves
ton On he SansA re af;er The e.rernalr
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sTERI.lNG C0UNTY .

Sterling CIiy--oDe hundred per cent In.
crease in acreage. Crop IN good condition.
bur rather late. Picking Viii begin August
II aud become general September i. The
corn crop prospect is the best since 1891.
Ost erog, sood--best osf crop in five years
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arrRRY COUNTY.

Snyder-roiton acreage Increased 10 per
cent. Crop In good condition. a few crops
are infested with grasshoppers Picking
viii begin Angus, Is and become general
October t5- Corn 100 per cent better than
usual. also oats
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LISTEN TO THIS

You can profit by many a mans ex-
perlence. Go 10 the hes, 10 the frs, place,
save trouble and worry. This you will DO
by going TO 81 Packard's Troy Laundry,
VI: Prairie avenue. Phone So.
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wAsnINGroN couNTY

flrenhaB. Cotton acreage Increased 10
per cent About 3 per cent Of The acreage
had 10 be reDlantsd after lsing destroyed
hy lice or unfayorahle weather Rain need
ed. Picking viii begin about July 20 and
become general BY August ]. This has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

Loae Star Senate No, 1861, KniEnp !.
the Ancient ESsenic Order, held
ing las, night and elected the 'al'. 'sns.
Officers. J, h. Cochran. exosllents ~
tor; L. Sonnen, senior seneshA ,n,,ou
alodgeti. junior seneshal; c. H. n
sArced2s, G. II Dooiey. TREASURES. s,,rd
Franklin secretary: Richard iA, AZ.
senior Yigilante J F. Snyder, jah'%u IA
nanie. ". II. Harrison, surgeon ~
Mcdonald, warder.
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IN NEW QUARTERS.

n. T. Carson. formerly q the firm Of
Carson q Foley. IS located ia his new stand,
sli Travis street where he sin be ;lezsed
TO see all his old customers ana many
new ones
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trance to Forest Park. is In bad coniiioa
ne water having caused the strinssnn
decay. The Houston Electric Street ~
way company IS repairing that paTiioa I
ne bridge in use by the ROAD. but ,ls.
Is some work which viii Fall % The eopA'
10 have done