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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

Victoria, Texas, November 25.--Union
thanksgiving services We're held at the
PRESBYTERIAN church this morning and were
participated in by all of the Protestant
churches.
There is slight improvement In the
condition of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. McCamp-
pei daughter, who is III with diphtheria.
pr Joe Reuss of Waco, who was SUM
moned for consultation by tho other doc
Ing
The +. +. V. annual ball at the Casino
last night was most enjoyable affair,
aud was participated In by about thirty
coiIDlns
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremcnt-R. IL. Ward. Fort
Worth. j Il. England, Dallas; II VI. sny-
der, Philadelphia Henry Miller. Alta Iona
Albert Bloom, Cincnnstl George Runs, San
Antonio, Alex u. Mercy, Brenham Dr.
r, Pearson, Richmond; II. Westnll, an
gleion; VIM. II. Latham. New York n. j.
Sledye, Kyle; John w. Steele. New York
Mme scalchi. George A. Fclns. NJ, Iou-
linluet, De Bedot l.. Albelti Of the
ssslchi conotrt company. II II. Bacr aud
wife, Houston; Miss NJ. r.. Holland II.
w Ffatt Heuston; Charles ". Gordon.
Chicago J. II. McMlhon and wife Heau-
monti II. a. Bentcn, st. Louis II r. Bird.
Denver Pen Asher. New York; u l.. An
derson. CINCINNATI.
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Mhnrton County. nig Fnrm.

Wharton, Texas November 25.--Work en-
the buildings of Messrs. Pierce & Rich's
huge farm across the river is progressing
favorably, and completion is looked for In
one week. There are 1000 acres OF the
best Colorado soil cleared and viii be
put in cotton and corn. As has been
stated, convict labor will be employed.
MI. Rlch informs The Post correspondent
that ribbon cane culture win be given n
thorough test on the black lands. and IL
the venture proves profitable it Will be
planted on n large scale for shipment to
the Cunningham refinery.
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THANKSGIVING.

There was very little business In Gal
weston to-day. Tho courts Were all closed,
The cotton exchange was not open and many
Of the business houses took half holiday.
Services were held In all the churches and
wero well attended Many private dinner
parties were given and on the whole n
qujet, resttul day WAS spent,
AT the fremont Hotel Manager Horst
made elaborate preparations for dinner.
Tho monu cards were unique and original,
being, when folded, In the form g - legal
instrument
Tho menu was simply superb and could
not be surpassed.
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Plant of n Country Editor.

Thome vulnerable thcoundrel entered our
office latht night and thole all of the
etheth out of thith office and ethcaped I'M
detedtted. We will thow him that he can
not cripple thith office by thuch thcoun-
drelly work and thith paper will be ithued
ath uthual. But we offer a reward of $50
for hith arretht and conviction, ath we
are thadly crippled without our etheth.
The Editor.
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Iie II Charged Win Arsnaiting q
Lady Ncnr Lamar, NJ"

Kansns city, Mo-. November a5.--.A spe-
cial to the Star from Lamar, Mo-. says'
sheriff Livingston returned from Lebanon.
Mo. this morning With David Monkstcr.
wanted for criminal assault Of Mrs, Jacob
Rcsh. nine miles south OF here. two weeks
ago. when her face was burned with car
boIic acid. When the mob swung up simp--
son ana Kaderty they claimed they hired
MonkStur and Avery 10 commit the assault.
Avery cleared himself from the chargeA.
Governor Stevens offered 5000 for Monkstcr
and Mrs. Resh offered the same amount.
The trial OF simpson aud Kaderty u now In
prOgresS
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A Parade and pinner.

Dallas, Texas, November 25,--One hun
bred and fifty members Of the order OF
Knights OF Knorassan paraded the principal
streets of the city this morning 1hanksgy-
ing dinner was eaten after the parade this
evening. Twenty new members were init-
ated into the mysteries OF the desert clan.
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ostrich feather runs tipped with mara
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MOVED TO DALLAS.

kdquarters OF the Baptist board
Is were removed today from this
|allas. DR.. ]. b. Gambrell, tho
|of the board, will have bis head
bt No. 2T9 Elm street. Dallas,
make that city his home. The
Is In accordance with the in
OF the general convention at
bio. Waco has been the head
eleyen years.
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KNOCKED Down AND RonDEp.
Negro CIubbed Him and White Man
Went Through Him.

Negro Ciubbed Him and White Man
Went Through Him.
sugarland, Texas. November 25.-Mr
chrss Bergstrcm was knocked in tho head
last night and robbed by a white man
and negro, and says the negro used the
club while the white man went through
him, they getting S. as their reward Mr..
Bergstrom has very ugly cut aud bad
looking eye.
Mr.. S. b. McKaskle has a negro locked
up ON suspicion. and he and Mr.. Dun
Voss. the constable, are securing the coun-
try for the white man.
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Duffua, Texas. November 2s,--Hooker q
Miller, doing a general merchandise husi-
ness at this place. made deed OF trust
last night, naming r. Nj. Stocktoa as trus,
tee. The preferred creditors ara namea
In the following classes;
Clues A---W. j. and Eli oxford. Stephen
VILE, Sie0.
Class B--Lou n. Ialmcr, Duiiau.. 1854,
First National iiank, Hico. Sl39l2; Sanger
Bros, Waco, sS020.7i. Retan Grocery coin-
pany, Waco, 1921 so; j. r. Wclaer 4 Co,
Hico, $685.; w. II. CcDnslly, Hico VIZ ID;
L. Weaver 8 Co. Ilico si,S; y. L. oyer
HLo, SCI. 80, c. NJ. patiillo. Hlco. sI3.iv.
Class c--V. Kcmcndo. Waco. s35 20: Tom
padgltt, Waco, s235 20; Hughes Bros, Dali
las. siS AS. slayden Kirksey Wooden NILS.
Waco, yiss so: Mccord- Collins Commerce
company, sort Worth $3.50 40, Texas iaper
company, Ds las s2i SO.
Glass DIR. Il, Bell Weathsrford. $50;
M. d. Wells Co.. Chicago, seG pv; siin-
mons Hardware company. st. Louis,
$1,000
Total liabilities, 1869 81. ASSETS not
lnovu
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A Youthful Couple.

Ennis, Texas. November 25.-P. d. Tay-
lor and Miss Jessie Griffin, aged respective
ly IS and 16 years, We're married last night
al the home of the brides parents near the
round house in this city, Rev. B. NJ. Taylor
officiating.
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THE rlRe RECORD.


Chicago. November 2s'--rhe tnree re-
manning busanens buildings spared by me
Are which devastated the little Town OF
willow Springs two months ago. Mere 81
u,ost totally destroyed by iire last nisnt
while the members Of the local hrc ,epa,.,
ment were attending a dance. the tota'
loss Was estimated at 100000.
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As 10 Cash Rent.

Ennis. Texas, November 25.-Mr. Fayette
Beard, prosperous farmer of this county.
says that he has never been in favor OF
charging money rent. He has often re-
ceiyed from IS 10 50 per acre for his part
of the crop by renting for a third and
fourth. Taking it one year and another,
he says II pays the landlord to rent his
farms on that plan.
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Died of Locljnw.

Yoakum, Texas, November 25.--several
days ago Mr.. Scott, an employee of the
Arkansas Pass railroad here, stuck nail in
his foot Very little attention was paid to
IL for two or three days. He then became
worse, and DR.. Jones. railroad surgeon, was
called In. Symptoms of lockjaw appeared
and the patient was sent to the hospital at
San Antonio. where he died yesterday.
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patty Nrcnu ,i,nt.

Delicious Sandwiches, Delicious sand.
wiohes FOR lunchcons may be made M fcl-
Iowa; Take some cold boiled ham and chop
Il IN chopplng bowl so fine that 4 is like
pnHtc, Add TO Il little chow chow ana
enough OF tho dressing OF the chow chow
10 tnosten It, and chop II Asain ard mix It
smooth. Cut homo made broad IN tlicea as
thin az wafer, spread them With n very
Ittio SWEEP butter; then, with broad
thick knife spread the ham paste on ono
rlioc and covnr with another Keen them
in damp napkin, and nut them In cold
place. and Keep Thorn I'LL ready 10 serve.
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There arc many pretty notions In jew
elry. Rails ana lockete are applied to
chain bracelets, the chains are very fine.
for most people wear two or three. Small
brooches fasten lace nnd adjust thomrelvea
To the fronts of hodiecs; in fact are In gem
eral demand great many Of them have
d oomical element like the crcscents with
n monkey attached or lucky bean. Acorns
and leaves bring plenty " luck and these
for the Arorn,
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MED Of HIS wound.

Nacogdoches, Texas, November 2i.--ro-
day at about . o'clock young johnson 'eol-
ored). VINO was sho. las night fy jack
l,lnicomb. died. He was shot In the head
inst ever the raglt eye. The bullet failed
e. nepetrate The skull. but the ecncuis on
was !, grsef that there was rupture Of
Ne blooa ycsseis Of the brain, causing
ca IN, villation OF the blood on the brain: tne
remains VIII be inferred at oyerton, Tex5s,
.ornorrow
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Denton, Texas, November 24.--Eleven
hundred head of cattle are being fed here
at the oil mill. The herds are owned by
9. b.. EckIeberser 1U0 mead; A. ID. Tur-
ner. 140 head; Wilson Bros, 400 head; w.
A. Wilson, 45J head
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narn nurned.

blooming Grove. Texas. November 2z'--A
barn belonging TO Il. A Mabry, VINO re-
,dd4s In the northern part OF town. was
burned nj 5 o'clock this morning. Jnsis
was a number Of bushels Of corn ana ses.
erni tons OF hay stored In the barn. aii OF
which was destroyed The origin OF inc
Are is known LOSS about $3.50.
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A Rcstnurant Robbca.

ri Paso Texas. November ga bold
hold-up was made in this city this morning
at o'clock. Two strangers, apparently
cowboys. entered the Link restaurant,
where only Chinese waiter swas on watch
In front. The strangers collared the China
man and proceeded to tap the caah drawer
for Sl4 and walked out Of the place, making
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,na. shoo,inr Anray.

rulIpg. Texas, November 2i.--A rsrort
reached here this morning that shoo'-
Inc scrape took piece this morning on the
BeeylIle road between a crawd Of Mesii-
can movers. in which Jecinto Castro wts
shot ia the head with d pistol and his vile
wo,,uded win, stray bullet The movers
= .ra IN their way to Mexico
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still alive While his condiuon Il quite
critical, tho fact that he has sustained Ito
this long gives his physicians and friends
hope that he may vet recover. In his dos
perate attempt 70 cut his throat he severed
his wind pipe and slightly graxei Rho Jug
rlar srtery Liquid nourishment Is sup
piled him BY meAns or tube He IL ra-
ticnal, but does not seem to rcAliEc his con-
dition.
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en- going down 10 Bolton, where nv u,othc,
vii s1tertain u with ThanksxiyinE tur.
10y. ! nave only few days leave cf ah-
me best OF Il At the proper time / win
newspapers sne
MT: and Mrs. Trscs came in On the Cot.
ton Belt and left on the Katy at III o,ciooL
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BOND FIXEn.

baring the evidence in the habeas
bal Of Drew England this morn
3 Scott fixed the bond at $4,000.
held by the justice of the peace
b bond, but evidence was intro
1.-THE habeas corpus that was not
1.-THE Justice, and the bond was
England is charged with killing
bcantes, the Mexican chill ven
hdy.
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Cameron. TEXAS. November 25--The Airi-
can Methodist Episcopal conference FOR
Central Texas met this morning at
o'clock. Bishop Grant presiding The
morning was devoted TO reports OF the
different committees. Daring the day thir-
teen other preachers have come In. Bishop
Grant lectures at the court house TINS
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SUGAR MEETING COMMITTEE.

The chamber OF commerce committee TO
set q date and arrange for meeting OF
coast country residents interested In sugar,
has been nrmcd. as fellows. W. u. Den
sen, II. NJ Stringfeilow. l.. Y. Elder. Geo.
w. Doll. l.. II. Meyer.
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smEHlrrs DErANrMENT.

RefugIo Texas. November % -~Piease put
In your sherift's column the following
Stolen ON the night .. the zlnd, one DARK
brown or black colt, about years old.
no brand, cut with wire on right ANGLE.
gentle 10 handle, long name and tail. long
foretop. Liberal reward for colt or thief
q. VI Moss. sheriff. ny J. r. Hynes. dep
MY. Refugio county. Texas.
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Habea. Corpus Portponed.

Cleburne. Texas, November e4,-The ha-
beas corpus trial of John Shaw, indicted by.
the grand jury for the murder Of Tom
Crane, was called today. few witnesses
were examined and the trial postponed till
Friday because witnesses were absent.
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>GMENT FOR DAMAGES.

kase of ]. w. Manley against the
Kansas and Texas railroad, suit
ICES for personal injury, the jury
|plaiptiff verdict for $1,000.
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y TRIcEs CANDIDACY.
'ot Yet Ready to Announces
His Desire.

iexas November 25. --Assistant
Gensral Mann Trlce PASSED
" city last night en- route from
'saion, where he and his wife will
ssiying dinner with Mr. ..rics'A
DAY.
re was asked II he was . candi
'''orney gsneral and replicl; ~
10y to announce my capdiiacy
cave no objection 10 y1si saying
eaitsv2ting the Rcquaiutance o.
swing around the circle. }
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kRGEp WITH MURDER.

Sheriff Gresham of Limestone
|ssed through this city last night
to Groesbeeck having in charge
|colored, charged with the killing
Whitaker, colored, in Limestone
Flew weeks ago.
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Ifco, Texas, November 90. -lIooiar q
Miller OF Duffau. few miles from here,
flied d trust deed last night. naming II. M.
stockton az trustee. Liabilities little over
$1,000, assets not known.
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Galveston, Texas. November a5,--Seth
Carter. the negro who killed hts sweetheart.
BERTHE Brantiey, last might and then AZ
tempted his own life. - getting aicns very
well. Al the sealy hospital they lay he
viii recover.
Justice Barry held IN inquest over the
remains Of the woman and RETURNED a YER
diet OF death by shooting at the hands OF
Carter II is said the latter will be held
to answer tho charge OF murder
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Tcxns Pensions.
N. Engle. Houston

Issue Of November 81
OrigInal-Alphonso III. Engie, houston
John b. Stinson, Denison.
Original widow, etc. Minors OF senlasnlh
Sem, Bang; minor of Absalotn chorn' pen
ison,
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Charged with Attempted Hoid-up,

Dublin, Texas. November 25.--Marshai
oxford of Stephensyllle arrested George
and Walter Turnbow at this place To-Day on
a warrant charging attempted train rob-
berry near here last Tuesday afternoon
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Iiasca, Texas, November % --Mr frank
A. capps. dry goods merchant. filed q chat
tel mortgage this morning with Ireland &
Hsmpdon. Preferred creditors are as .cl-
lows Mrs. A. II. Capps OF Arlington, sbSeo:
Citizens National Bank. 5000. Martin
Brown company, sfG05 citizens National
Bank, $500. ia the order named.
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NeM SIN r,etticnntr.

colors and designs In silk pptiiconts are
legion, There is everything and anything.
The skirts for evening wear have, above the
laoo flouuce or iloancoa q little heading OF
ehlrrnd or rufflcd rnousselIne de sole or q
ruchlng Of pinkcd silk, TO give fluffy OF
feet Skirts OF white brocade In small
pattern are attractive.
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WHAT no WEAR.
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Gim nurnle.d.

waxAhachie, Texas. November 2f.-r Ihe
GIN belonging To J. n. King al sarais
burned last night. II Is thought the hre
was q an incendiary ofigin. the p'opeiy
was Insured for 10000
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Assiunmtnt az GnrrI,en.

Garrison. Texas. November 2i---''. q.
King made an assignment today. apfSiniins
w. d. Nall as assignee. liabilities aud
assets are not known 81 this writias
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Clifton Record.
The man who would have debt Of graf
itude barred by a statute Of Limitation 10
no worse than the scamp who siyss quar-.
Ter for charitable purposes with the hope Of
getting ten-fold value Ia reiurn-
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Died Suddenly.

KELLER--Cuero, Texas, November 20
Mrs. Charlotte Sophie Keller, nee Kuester,
wife of Mr.. Anton Keller. died last night
at 0 o'clock from heart disease. she had
been in apparent good health up to the
time of her death. Mrs. Keller was born
in Pattensen. Hanover, Germany. and had
reached her seventy-third year She immi.
grated to Texas in 1S49, settling at In.
diapola. She was the mcther OF four chil-
dren. all grown and prominently iden.
titled with the social and business circles
Of the city. The gentlemen OF the family
are among Cueros substantial business
men.
HACKWORTFI-Bre Texas. Mo-
yember 25.--Mr. w. W. Hackworth went
home "Wednesday afternoon little bit IA
tlgued from a hard days work in his tin
shop, but otherwise In his usual good
health. He ate his supper and WAS cheer
full and contented. When supper was fin
ished and the dishes were cleared away he
and his wife sat chatting short while over
the affairs OF the day and the prospects OF O
happy THANKSGIVING on the morrow. Feel
Ing more wearied than he was wont, he re-
quesred his wife to play on the organ for
him while he lay down on lounge She
began playing his fayorite piece of music,
Home. Sweet Home For u few moments
the strains OF the sweet old melody fioated
out on the early evening air.
Tho grim reaper stole silently into the
room and smote the rccumbent figure OIL
the lounge. The good wife heard her hus-
band cough as II choking, and, turning
about, saw that something was wrong; she
ran to him, but he was already on the wa,
to that home beyond the stars. In re-
spouse to the frightened wife's cries for as
sistance, Mr. w. S. Burnett and Other
neighbors came quickly and did what theS
could TO restore the dying man to conscious
ness. but the heart grew fainter and fainter
and then with a convulsiye flutter soppec
beating and the spirit took its flight int
the great unknown.
MIINER--Cleburnf Texas, November ~
Mrs 3 G. Miner died suddenly today O
heart failure. She leaves a husband ans
seven children.
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Sherruan, Texas. NOVEMBER 24.r-LIck
woods. the farmer who 90 nearly succeeded
n committing suicide Monday morning. y
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oc county indictments.

cieburne. Texas, November zs'--ihe
grand jury has returned twenty tiaict-
r,eu,s. For murder 2 assault p MURDER,
=. ssanctiou. /; burglary. q theft, ]; ior-
yery. i; aggravated assault and battery =
Gaming 8. aifl
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Sweet Home. Texas, November 2S h Nm.
wends. merchant OF this place. made an
assignment yesterday: j. 9. koeTsh as
signee. Assets about $1,000. liabilities about
the same. No preferred credlt0is.
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TO CvRr: A com IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money IL Il fails 70
cure; CSC. The genuine has Il. D. 9. on
each tablet
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Y FAILED TO AGREE.

n in the case of the State VS..
brs, charged with tho murder OF
b In July. 1896, failed to agree
discharged by Judge Scott this
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Nceded rain in coIIin County.

Mckinney. Texas, November 2L-A very
much needed rain began to fall this AFTER
noon. Ii will relieve fall wheat. which
has failed TO come UP and grow OF salts,
factorily on account OF the continued
drouth.
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FL rur nARY Is CUTTING TEErH

II THE BABY - CuIfltNu ~ ~ ~ ~.
be sure and uEs that Old and Nsn sfiaa
for children teethIng. II sqofhes she cnitd.
s0ftens Tho gums. allays al pain. errcs
vino collie and u the best remedy ~
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The neck OF this ,oa gown Ia cnt square,
which IL a usual feature for q day drten,
but to rob II OF its baroness broad band OF
black velvet Is worn around she neck, 20
match deep glrdle OF the same hue. Mau,e
can be substituted with good elieet.
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DO Not lie Alarmed, but Look fos
the Cause.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Negro Nho Cat His Throat Nnl
Likely Recover.
he VIII BE CHARGED WITH MURDER,
Fears Expre~sed That satlef Has
Hsecn Drowncd--A General oh
scrvancc or ThamkswsvinE.

rrhe Posts branch office In Galveston 10
at the fremont hotel. where ttems OF news,
subscriptions and advertisements win be
reeeived)
The herald., 1897-11-08

FOR SALE
$1750-New modern 5-room cottage, cor
ner lot. on Twenty-eighth st. $500 down.
balance monthly payments; will take a
good lot as part payment.
$15O0-$50 down, SIS a month, buys new
modern Groom cottage; only Is minutes
walk from Second and Spring; pays en-
tirely out at SIS a month.
$2S5O-Beautiful 2-story house on Lin
coin, near Eighth and Pearl; close in
property; can be had on payments.
$4500-Lovely home on Bonnie Brae st.,
in the Bonnie Brae tract.
$S750-Large. fine house on Burlington;
splendid location; snap.
$1850-Buys a 2-story S-room modern
house on corner lot on Twenty-ninth st. :;
this is a fine place for the money; the
owner is nonresident and has been ask
ing $2500, but writes us to sell; If you
want a snap. now is your time
$2300-A fine big cottage on w. Twelfth;
terms If desired.
$l500-New modern Groom cottage, on
Twentieth St; nice lot, in lawn, etc.; !;
payments easy.
If looking for home in Los Angeles
see us before buying. and we believe we
can save you some money.
WILDE & STRONG,
Real Estate Agents, 22S w. Fourth.
Chamber Commerce block.