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HELP WANTED.

AGII - -.
--Tt--- Ell.
WANTED Experienced frlmmers In mil
lf-'ry department. none other need APP
riy, no letters answered. Mls;rot iiroS
& Co. q
WANrED--A good cook, ,;otnan or
Swcde preferred. Apply iJo' Cay ave.
nue.. y
TRAVELLING; statesmen for Cigars old re-
liable house, experience unnecessary,
extra Inducements 10 cuHtomera, No 20
$50 per month and expenses. G.. e.
Blshop a 70. 81 Louis.
WANTED Your address; Will send par
ficulars OF how one man made 5000 In
Ave years, you can do the same by try
eng. Address Z. o. Box 53Ds, Boston,
Mass.
AGENTS and branch manager. saias, or
commission. Hunter Tailoring ans Suift
Co, Cincinnati. ONO.
| WANTED III YOU are Catholic. unem.
ploycd and win work for SIS per week,
VIII. MacConnnon Bros, II Franklin
street. boston. Mass.
WAN'TED'-NGr girl, white only need
apply. Address No. ll04 Texas avenue.
10
WANTED Man with ambition aud push
to introduce "a new article among MGR.
chants and s,ahlemcn IN Houston and
every city and town IN Texas and sur
roundNs states pays 81 per DAY sells
stamp Columbia NJ hnufacturng com
pany 1909 Race street. Philadelphia. Pa,
u
| WANTED--A nrst-ohss florist and gar
den.r. must he highly recommended.
Apply az once. Jas, 7. ID. Wilson. No.
COS Rusk avenue Is
WHEEIBARRoW WoRk-s0o station
men wanted IN the line OF the X. g, y.
q c. galway north of Lake Charles
Ia big prices; low banks, good work.
Apply 10 Il. ~. Quigley * Co.. Lake
Charles, La. Y
BOARDING CAMPS wanted for boarding
station men Appiy a. once TO X. NJ
Ouigley q Co. Lake Charles, La, is
| WANTED Statesmen TO soil the most
complete line of lubrlcaiing olls sneases
ana spccialtes ON the market liberal
| terms. faaiy or coIim,ssion' Je"ei H. s5
nn,ng Co, cleveland, ONO. Y
Nrey 10 oc.,nry furnished rooms, is, ~
INA ono night 75c. 500 and N.25 week.
ire baths; no fi.cs or mosquitoes. Cap
tal House. corner Main ana 'ApNui
WASTED In every county TO act as
| uiIyate detectives under instfuctpns,
.xnen.nce unnecessary. Address tni-
| yersal Detective Agency, Indianapolis.
Ind. =,
| WANTED immodiaic!y. ladies' 10 40 fan
| ~ work al hosns. 81 TO 81 weekly made (.
Instructions free. li9 San Jactnto st. Is
SEQ WEEKLY salary and expenses pad
Ealosncn for cigars experience nnnec-
ossary; permanent position. Tue w. T..
| Kllne Co, st. Louis. Mo. as
! MONEY easily made by writing Safety
/ Fund Me Insurance fpr the ola Hart
ford: Mr. Patterson VIII call and IN
1 struct: notes first annual premium at
our risk. Harris 4 Patterson. managers.
| Dallas u
AGENTS. Economy gas burner. saves y
! per cent OF gas. makes q large, beautiful
light aud gives 10 per cent pront 10
/ ssiesmen. General Agency Co.. rs Dear.
| born street. Chicago. III "
| WANTED-A fiTsf.ciass cook. man or
| woman for d private family. Address.
giving references and wages expected,
BOX llS. Beaumont. Texas. q
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

NJ -s.-r1.lls.--,
SOTICE no CONTRACTORS-- Pi,is will
Ne received until April 5ih for ccnstriig-
Ton Of orange public school bulldog.
For particulars apply TO J. II. Breehin
90. aFchitscis beaumont. Texas y
CONTRACTORS AND BUlJDERS-i.um
Der and shingles at wholesale prices TO
hustLers; give references OF don't write
eNow Is your chance. Box II. LoSans,e.
port. La ~
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WANTED .fSsiuon In country town or
store. "A No, hookkecper. accountant
amt salesman; wuli educated with the
negro tNnl.. best references. Address
3i. this office, 20
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FOR SAbE--one Strarn's orange cnam-
slei second hand tandem; In good con-
Herring. Jr., clio Main street, Houston,
Texas. tf
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| real. ESTATE.
,.AWll~...- .--.Ill....--

| GALh1 @S "a l..
It'll ---.I.I,...--
FOR sAi.E-A beautiful 80 acre farm
bay front tracts. Mrs. Cora Bacon
Foster, Moore Burnett Bldg. No. iOl5
TeNas avenue-
SNAPS IN CITY PROPERTY--
5iNlS fest. together with Ave room
cottage eight blocks from Capitol ho-
tel. fine nelghborhOod, $3.50.
rive ocagtitul lots In Fourth ward to-
SSm nd wi, With n,se I'VE s room eotiage one
must be sold and Is well worth $3.50.
beauitrul seven rnom modern house,
Third ward, loi 75Nisl. southeast corner,
on car line. $3.50; well worth siGD.
splendid new I've room modern cot
tagc, fronts south. In Third ward, fne
neishborhood. very cheap. slsn,
II aos, soi and EOS Binx Buiiding.
GOOD business properly. seven lots In
block II. corn@T Franklin and Austin.
for, $l.on IL sold quick. Inquire of 4.
e. law, Hlienlns house a
"A GREAT bargain for cash must be sold
al once; a slisn Third ward lot for Siul.
nrst-ci9ss nelghborhood. on street car
Inc with trees aud sewerage; be quick
4 You want Il. N. l., Mills, NJ Man
street, is
FOR SAi.E--Modern cght-room dwefRng.
large grounds, Lake Charles. Ia. SeAiv
$inlO cash. balance monthly Mrs Ncvill.
corner Cochran and Noble streets. Hous-
tom Texas, -
FOR sAI.E-32o acres Improved prairie
lond. IN Harris county near Waller Sta.
tiun; al fenced. part Ia cultivation,
good houses; one-thrd or onc-fourth
cash. John A. Newsom, Bunao. Tex. -
FOR SAI.E.--slD acres at 81 scre; eight
N les east OF Nonston nue tfinber ard
spring water Apply !. W. oates, care
Jacob Brauning, Congress avenue. y.
FOR SALE 40 acre Rr,zos farm. 81
acres in a high state of cuit.vat:on: all
rich ailuvisl land no inrumhrances :,
twenty-five les from Houston. price
5000, or will exchange for city property
VIM. Hunter. Hutchins house. y
WEST Liberty county lands, railroad.
school and timber. N large or small
tracts. on easy terms correspondence
solicited. Babcock a. Marshall. Dayton.
Texas, Is
FOR SAlE-~Ou easy terms, a modern
hunt house, with ni conVemcnces; nice
shade trces, choice OF two ear lines.
good nelshborhoodi southern exposure
and nice lawn. Apply to j. II. Bright
room 3iS Mason block. n
| $50 ACRES OF good prairie hnd. fourteen
TALES east of Houston. at s. per acre
owner would take part trade. Wilson &
IIgnrah. 2na klaIn huldinE u
LAND FOR SALE or fXcH ANGIE
About $500 acres well improved ranch,
il miles from railway. Price 81 600 o:,e-
half cash. ~ VIII accept ppe-nHit In good
city property, Particulars of +. j.
skagss Real Estate Company. Beevine,
Texas. II
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FOR SALE sixty-two head OF hsgh grade
ytarlng bulls from regiaterei Durham
bulls and high grade Hereford cows;
have fed them two months, they are IN
nnc shape For prices address John A.
Donaldson. Berclair Texas, Goiiad coun..
IA NJ
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YOUNG FLORIST and gardiner Is open
for ongSigomcnt. host OF references, UNI
dtIslslnus ms business, Addross A. ~.
Eagle Hotel. corner Congress ami Car
ollie slIpcth 20
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Si,cpS-.Wo carry the largest stock IN
Texas; we offcr TO the trade this week:
Now York Rcae potatoes ioc. Triumph.
$3.50 per barrel. Nncesa and i,unr,Nn
Nars, lbs. sorghum. 1bc Miliet, Iac
Hungarian tie. kafiir Corn. 7te select !.
ed Seed Corn, yellow and White. $40
per buehclj lock storm proof and pouhd
bah Cotton Srod, 100 per hushcl, stock
Peas sea per bushul, Jerusalem Aru-
chokcs, I5c per hushel, Cabbage and TO-
mnto plants, t,0c per 100. bermuda Grass,
u.v per pound, Alfalfa Glover, -. 30, N,V1
$40 per burhel; garden aud Held se.ds
of uVpry deacripton, Holloway seed
Company, gsi Elm aud 30 and 222 Pas
oiuc avenue, Dallas.
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FOR SALE par fixtures and National
cash regtstcr. cheap Write Post bog
100, this office. ~
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WANrkiD-.rosition TO do house work
Address GuSsis kuhns. pas<lduri, Texas.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS for cash In Baby
Carriages. Cedar chests. Walnut Chun,-
Carpets aud MatliDgs. et Il. lllig. ii5
Main. ~
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/; SPECIAL NoTlcE5. !
-Iull. ..~u.RQaas-
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS


CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS
CITY warrants numbered from 1862 to
1850. inclusive, Will be paid on prescnta-
ton to the city Treasurer at any timo
after 10 a IN. on Wednesday, March H.
1877. H. b. RICE, Mayor.
Houston. Texas March i6, 1881. -
OTFICE OF Houston and Texas Central
railroad Company -iiouslan. Texas
March g 1871 Notice Is hereby given
thai the regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders and OF the Board OF Di.
rectors OF the Houston and TeNas Cen
trial Railroad Company VIII be held At
the ofhco Of the company. IN fhe city of
Houston, Texas, on Monday, tine 9Th day
of April 1897, at y o'clock IN.
~ ~. W. cave, Secrelary
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FOR SALE-one nne young red Jersey
boar correspondence solicited w. III
Munro owe. Texas, II
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/ JS5r IN; ~ ;II,pc ----------------------
To advertisements IN office OF The
Post for week ending Saturday, March
10. 1877:
sar 49, - o. 20; ,, a. ~, ", ~ ~, ~, ~.
ii q J.f, iiSs ~ S, .'"'o ~. 10, *;
(ll. iiq ,S,. AZ ~ - sou los Az =, II N
t2: 1875: ~, ia 1sl Rusiler. i6e. sqi %;
It's. q. I72: 1897. ses: IN tD: liS a.; W.
j. +. %: ia I2): II (2): ~: iig t). *. ie5
THOSE i,dios .S,. ,,,,,,,,-
hers of the rooKone school will please
luive names aud addresses with Missa
CumnanE at Womuu's Exchange, IN
Main street. -
WANrrD- 5ro 1nI ~ ;,-,I,.- 80 I-,7,., :,
Lousda,e, who WAS a resident OF Texas
over atty Years ngo; lmportant. John
l.. Groom, Wharton. Texas ~
NEW WORK. sJ,Is M NV n Iy-0Tiiy (; Ia.
dos and gents garments cleaned. dy ed
pressed aud repaired; agents wanted IN
every town Toe K1s.nthal. manager,
80, Travis street, Houston. phone ~ AZ
SIiNFIOWFR I'D. cbiropodisi- SIC Pres
ION avenue front OF Morrle's barber
shop. Where nil cher doriors IA lc,,.
Suntiower El cured ma of n lad ,nrrow-
inv nail frnm wh,rl / Ind sufiered for
s.A years. }. NJ Boyle is
It.NDIcLT, FANS PACK Niif5 LAMPS
iau1I cuisines Nat1onnl Roiinrs f"I.n,,
Tran rorm,rs j;icrtri"al Tons,rn"ti"n
RonaIring supnI,,s Armet,tr. Rnwind
ing The Pardon Sheets electrical CON
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FOR sALE--i still have u Few anc grade
JerSrys. fresh with young calves, icf' nj
1913 Franklin avenue corner t'hcnoveri.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by am all around
cook and tS,ker, white man, ho,el, res
taurAnt. section house, boarding wa an l
riruce, Addr. ~ SiN, this office. 10
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MAN wants place ae yardman.
var, Of horse and cauitaEe, flowers, etc, ;
sober. Industrious AMI good tlorst. small
MtlHos. .\ddNAss S.n. ms Office. -
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!. TRApE OR EXCHANGE

-.W.- LID
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE~-N1cs SIX
room cottage, on Webster avenue. Fourth
ward; Iart cash and properly, either
city or country. X. IL. cawthon. ~
Nam stNs,t. ~
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TRADE OR EXcIfANGE--ore corner iot
house eight rooms. new. modern I'M
provcnJonts. servants house and sable.
a desirable nciGhDorhood. Third ward
mart cash and balance small impro, ed
farm near town on the ~. and H. L.
railroad south of He1rne and east Of
Austin, APPLY 90 w. .. Baldwin. Hous.;
ton. Texas.
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PROFESSIONAL

& o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents ana Adjustcrs. 10 Main street.
cosnet Erunklin. u
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WANyEp-Positaon as bartender ana
bcukkoepcr IN some reliable house, can
eve Test of reference, seNoyNl years en-
p,r!enoo, speak two languages. stat,
salary. Address W. Nj 2os. Victoria.
Texas. "
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FOR SAIE--FIrwt-oiass travelling photo.
graph gallery at bargain. For particu-
lars address or cs,i on Maaharp, Travel.
ing Artist, yoakun,, Texas. Is
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SITUATION by fr'st-claSss cook. balSor.
white. 10 years experiences. hotel. bc,,r,i-
ins oar or eoction. guarantee good work
strictly sober Address sSa, This office:
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FINANCIAL

$Is.0o TO LOAN on business property 1t
per cent, 10000 TO loan on city prop
erty AZ per cent. must be revenue pro-
dLrifg, also can accommodate 10 and w
day paper. with the proper security. a.
Paul a Co. sl6 Main. "
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For RENT.


Oh HlA-s ..-IaiIa.
FOR RiDNT--Eight room house. hath
room, N60 IL. i. MAo,Ngor Post
butlufns -
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W AN1ED- Situation by tcsmxtsr an
all around us,n, can do anything aroun.
yard. address ss., tins office. Il
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klaAUT, Dill pickles and oNyca, the fir~et
variety OF pickles in 1exas and pure
horse rutssh every day. NJ lrwtsAs Pickle
Department., No, II, Central Market. ~
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s1Ti ALTON WANrED-By n Young coll
orod boy; Gan do any kind OF work, aud
Will work for small prce; Is good
waiter. Address 10i this office ~
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ERAuT. pill pickles and olives, the hnca,
variety OF pckl,ss IN Texas and pure
horsc MdiSh every day al itwip's frcklo
nnnarlmcri. No. u. Ccntral Market. II
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SITUATION wantci by a married man,
who lus been IN one business u years
willing to work hard and chrap Ad-
dress $50 this utIicc. 70
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HEADQUARTERS for new garden and
Hover seed for spriug planting, from ID.
I.,ndrcth n Sons aud Pctor Henderson
a co, G, J. kocblcr. yos Congress. e
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FOR RENT Four and i've room cottages
Lubbock street, Fourth ward (north,,
sio and N,.Ap Apply sM Capitol. -
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once. No. ~ Main street. =.
Phone bSb u
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS.

BY w. II. CRANK, JR., Deputy.
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nlCiCLEs. slh $50. $40. ,d; buy direct
ioin manufacturers. save dealers p'oI-
cclpt 81 j. y, johnson. oRent. l'rlsioi
hctsl Houston S.3
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FOR SAl.E-A beautiful so acre farm.
en- miles from the city. near shell read
hay front tracts. Mrs. Cora Bacon
roster. Moore Burnett Bldg. No. lois
Texas aNsnue-
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WANTED Your address; Will send par
ficulars OF how one man made $1,000 In
Ave years; you can do the same by try
ing. Address L. o. Box 53ls Boston,
Mass,
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TRAVELLING statesmen FOR cigars. old re-
liable house, experience unnecessary,
extra Inducements 10 customers, sIb 20
$50 per month and expenses. C.. c.
Bishop a. Co. st. Louis.
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YOUNG man wants o pos ton AK ttenos
rapher; can give good referenc-. Wiling
Ia work for moderate salary. ~ NJ, this
IL
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l NIL. SELL for thirty days our four
foot wood 81 so, our sawed and split
wood. tib1, straight and dry. Teicphote
400. rrary's wood Yard. 10
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MANITOBA good cook, ,;ennan or
swcde preferred Apply 1904 cay ave.
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Dt'C;rl ny & McC.I'Rpy- expcri account.
ants, AUDITORS and adjustors, No 9i6
Main street Expert examinations made
on short notice, 4 10
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FOR RENT FNrm to rent on sharrS;
ground AL ready for planting, some
planting done, Inquire itia Preston ave.
nne. opposltc court house ~
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SITUATION WANTED-~As housek eepor
Address Mrs. NJ. l.. Help. iOd Prestut
avenue 4,
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FOR RleN1--A now two-aJory cfghi-roo
house. ali modern eonvcnionccs. TO
Rusk. between Louisiana and Milan
Apply Ioi Eusk avenue. IL
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CEIAR FOSTS, LOGS. TELEuKAFI
ard Telephone Poles, illing and cedar
Charcoal Address j, StlTHERLANp,
+ Rocrne. Kendall county, Texas, 5-i3
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DRUGGIST registered by examination,
Nf,orn years experience good salesman
aud Ntockkceper wants situation hest
OF references, no objection 10 sm7il
town. Address Druggist. box It's, ccium-
has, Texas 10
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SITUATION WANTED-By a Young man
to take care of horses In "a private FUN
lily, good yardman. Address Jt1 this
office. 10
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~-LIl..- .~E'A,..
WANTED Experienced frlmmers In mil
lrgry department none other need ap.
tly; no letters answered. Mstrot iiroS.
q CO. q
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NAMED 1ISlssioa All once by ~ Danish
man. ~ years old, On a truck Nsrm or
us,sry, between Housston and Galveston
pisdcira Address Niels Anderson. Aus
tin, lGxas. 20
The age-herald., 1897-10-27
1T WAS A CLOSE CALL.
Engineer and Fireman of the Birmingham
 Packing Company Get Good Scare.

gThe engineer and fireman of the Bir- mingham Packing company North Bir- mingham, had a close call yesterday morning. and it was sometime before they regainad their usual composure.
 A force of men were engaged blasting surface rock on the banks of Village creek, just below the packing house. and had put in an unusually large charge of blasting powder to remove a large rock.
 The blast was evidently larger than the nlsn supposed, as one piece of rock weighing probably forty pounds, was hurled through the air with tremendu- ous force, striking the roof of the en- zine and boiler room. The force was so great that the rock crashed through the corrugated iron roof falling direct 1y between the two men who were stand ing a few feet apart One foot either way and one or the other of the men would undoubtedly have been seriously and perhaps fatally injured.
The age-herald., 1897-10-27
PERSONAL.

J. J. Gray, Jr.. of Sheffield, is in the city on business.
 J. J. Willelt. a prominent attorney of Anniston, was at the Morris yesterday.
 Capt. E. W. Booker, one of the most influential politicians of the state, and a member of the democratic state sil- yer committee, is at the Morris.
 Stephen w. Britton, travelling passen- ger agent of the Southern railroad, is in the city. He came to Birmingham to attend the wedding of his friend, R. L.. Simpson.
 Rev. Dr. Beard has been called to Livingston to attend the funeral serv- ices of MT. Quarles ard the services which he was to conduct at Bloiint Springs Thursday and Friday are nec- esSarily cancelled.
The age-herald., 1897-10-27
DEALING IN DIRT.
Several Small Land Deals Among Corporations
 Yesterday.

William Bridges and wife to D. M. Williams, lot in block 10 in s.w. fl of nv. A, section 29, township, F. ranges, in T. Clarras' survey; $500.
 w. M. Woodin and wife to w. Gam brel, part of SC. F of n. W. A, section 23, township 16, range west, three acres; $50.
 Amos Gaines and wife to H. Ritalie lot 100x1041A feet in block - in ne. II of sw A, section 20, township IF, range west i; $45.
 S. A. Shoemaker to Thomas Dudley, one acre. beginning 377.S feet south of nv. corner of nv. A, of SC. A, section 9, township IS, range 4 west; $200.
 E. M. Tutweiler and wife to Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad company ne. A of nv. A, section 26, township +, range 4; $1.
 Tutweiler Coal and Coke company to same, s.e. H of SC. N, section 2S; s.w. fl of n.w fiji, section 26, and nv. A of n. W. A, section 26, all in township 16, range 4 west, and ne. 4 of n. W. 14, section 26, township IT, range 4, and right to use timber and water; $1.
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company to Tutweiler Coal, Coke and Iron company, s.e. A of ne. 4, section 22, township 16, range 2 west, and s.w. A of ne. A of SC. A, section 34. town ship 16, range 4; also timber and water; $500,
The age-herald., 1897-10-27
A BAD DAY>
 FOR SEVERAL OFFENDERS

M. D. Smith, Sidney Levy, A. H. Har- ris and J. A. Frazier played quiet lit- tie game some time ago, but were very rudely interrupted by the police. In court yesterday they all enriched the city exchequer $1O each except Sidney Levy. who was discharged, his mind being con- sidered unsound.
 Annie Glen, dusky- -hued damsel, with a thirst, became somewhat frivolous yes- terday and procured a beautiful jag" with trimmings, for which she paid the city $7.50.
 George Haron, white man. declined to work and was yesterday fined $15 and thirty days.
 John Hewitt and J. M. Williams in- dulged in a little pleasantly yesterday. which cost Williams $5
 Henry Roach and Charlie Smith we're fined $5 each for assault and battery.
 Maggie Berry strolled down the street after o'clock and also used abusive language, for which she paid ss
 William Carlisle, a young negro with sporting propensity but not enough years, was fined 8 for drinking in sa- loon.
 Harry Roach, VIII Beals and George yogal assaulted Jim Thomson with a billiard cue and paid $25 each.
The age-herald., 1897-10-27
HARVEST FESTIVAL BEGINS
THE FIRST DAY AND NIGHT SUC-
 CESSFUL.
Lunches and Booths All We'll Patronized- The "HusiSing Bee" Was a Rare
 Treat-Tonight's Program.

The opening day of the ''harvest festi- val' was fiattering success.
 The ladies who have charge of the arrangements are very much encourag. d, and think they will do much better than anticipated.
 The luncheon which is served at all hours is one of the most attractive, and decidedly the most paying feature of the entertainment The ladies are to be most highly congratulated upon their good taste in that directions.
 The booths. which are a vision of beauty in every respect, were completed yesterday afternoon. They have had their deserved share of patronage.
 The inusking bee last night was a de- lightful affair. The recitations were of a high order, we'll rendered, ard thor oughly enjoyed by all who were present.
 Money Must" which was recited by Miss Schooler, was particularly well rendered, and was ore of the features of the evening. Mrs. Lottie Hicks-Wilker- ,son made decided hit by her grace and polished elocution. She rsclted 'In the Usual Way" Little Miss Fay Harris irecited and Miss Gladly Enslen sang very creditably.
 There was large crowd present, all of whom were well pleased. The rTo- gramme fer tonight will be as follows: | Musical, under the direction of Prof. r. GuckenhelGer.
 Solo and duott-Mrs. B. Gucker berger and Mrs. E. E. Chandler.
 Instrumental duett-Miss Gockel ard Prof. B. Glckenberger.
 Baritone solo-Mr. Robert Church.
 Mandolin soio-Prof. Hortzel.
 Vocal Trit-- Misses Margaret and Eli nor Meyer anl Mrs. James Vinson
 There vii he absolutely no charge for admission. but a silver collection will be asked fer.