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St,Lolerl,.. boy attending school wants
WORK MORNINGS. evenings and SATURDAYS
-Nl-tl ~ li'l. lnlS O1uCn. La
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sYPHILIS-New home cure; purely veg
etabIe; quick. harmless. certain. thor
oug'h and permanent: private dlspen-
sary, specialist In charge. Room DI.
second floor Mason block, Houston.
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NICELY furnished rooms for -.
two for light housekeeping. rhssss !!
Milan street. corner Waiker' n y =
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YOUNG colored man wants work Ground
house. care horses carriage, good yard
man; can furnish \ reference. Apply
II kus< avenue Ia
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SITUATION wanted by young lady to sew
in private family. has had experience;
or VIII accept position as governcss: has
first grade certificate. Address 1861, ti3ls
Ofnrp IN
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DIR. BoxELL'S LIVER PILLS are per-
feet; they are gentle. harmless, effect
ual; no gripping. NAUSEA or constipation.
Houston, Texas. 2
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NINE. C. A. BCJAC, pianiste. studio. 223,
Mason block: special attention paid to
rud'ments Of music; lessons at pupils
residence If desired: instruction TO be-
ginners: also advanced students. tt
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MIhDl.E AGED lady, gentle and refined
wants TO nurse sick women and chi.
aren, terms reasonable. Address Gentle
Mother. this Office n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

B0okkEI1PER. experienced in merchalr-
dislng and lumber trade and n hustler,
motion for merit; low salary. Address
Bookkceper. this office -
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SOBER, honest man desires ioh worL :,
ABOUT the place, milking cows and tent
ins horses reference given. Address llso
ms office. "a
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VIAVI REMEDIES - HOME TREAT
NrDNTS-Piease call and investigate at
State Headquarters. 402 BInz building
Advice and health book free. Lady at
tendant. ~
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FOUR ROOMS for light housekaI
nice rooms, near i'm on papd n
bath and sewer; 5000 per rneut
r. Livingston. 2o3 Binz building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

ROOMS FOR RENT-Nicely f1,I
rooms for rent; also two upfs,,iS
rooms, close On; rent reasonsSs
Main street, opposite Mason 6uiiSs
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FOR RENT-A very nice f,vs -, 4
tage, with water convenience. ~
In good neighborhood, Third VsI r
and Hamilton. Apply 1SDS IasnsS
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED--T'o buy u good team of mares.
6to years old. 800 to 1900 pounds weight !:
must be cheap for cash; also light wagon
ana harness. Apply sio Prairie ave. 10
WANTED--A bargain in four or fve-room
cottage. with one lot. In First or Sixth
ward, for cash. Address 1916. this Of
flee. IL
WANT TO buy a business of some Kind !:
what have you to offer? Send price and
location. c. +. Cullen. 1907 Washington
street. 10
WANTEDlTo buv good driving horse;
must he bargain for cash. Apply
lothian Bros. Mfg. Co., Second ward. II
WANTED--To buy COW on monthly in
stallments: must give three gallons per
day. Address NJ. IS Collins place, west
NJ. n. and T. freight depot. II
W.ANTED-Bro corn; any parties hav-
h,g same for sale can ind buyer by
addi esssng y. Z: Allen. Houston. Tex. II
WANrEDJTo buy sx-foot wall tent,
about l4xlS; no objection to photo tent
ADDRESS llst. this office, IL
WANTED-To buy one second hand lathe
screw cuuting 10 or i2-trch swing, Ad.
dress Thos. c. Copying. phone sos. II
W.iNTED-To buy five-room cottage in
Third ward. from $500 10 NS0O. ali cash.
.. Livingston, eos Binz building. II
WAN'rED-30o cedar posts for cash. Al
dress 1875, this office. II
wANTED-To buy 100 cords Of four-fooi
cak wood: state price delivered in Houu-
M .ooer 3 Sogs r.. ss ~ Hubert 2. II:
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. Miss
Alice f. Harper, principal IT you are
ambitious and Will work hard, we want
you to take u business training course
with ug tr
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FOR SALE-..At a sacrifice, owner leaving
fixtures horse and wagon. Two lots
store on one, dwelling on the other. For
particulars write e. ]. Robinson, Waco
IeXaS. ~
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WANTED--By young girl. position ut gen.
oral housework. want good place; cant
COOK, hut willing TO learn; reference
HlYer If preferred Address b. D., this
office, II
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Filed for record September g. 1897. AT
1850 O'Clock p. IN. The Houston Post is
hereby designated as the paper in which
the within notice will be published Cor six
weeks. 4. f. Dupree,
Clerk County Court Harris County.
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED Work IN dGiry or yard to take
care Of stock, by boy l6 years old. Nd
dress q O.. this office 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NORFLBET & COOLEY,
Hutchins House Block, Houston. Tcxas
sell and exchange all kinds of real os,
tate personally and by correspondence
manage estate for non-residents and do
ence solicited. Telephone ga. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

MARTY &c tor matrimonial paper
published monthly; wealthy PATRONS;
personal introducflons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Drake, 1856 u. Washington street, Chit
CHgo.
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WANTED Position ms operator nj some
small station. Address 1900, this office. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES,
A RARE CIIANCE-Wiii d7sposo IF ~,
interest in well established and mn J.
ing business in Houston: continued n
ness the reason; this will bear the clos
sst investigation; about s25O0 required
flee. O-' '"is o.
a., - II
$Slco OUR WEEKLY AVERAGE for ~,
psst year on an investment OF So. ne y
lever peen equaied; we gladly give ri,
desired information. Grammar 4 O. DC
rsass rourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio ~ ~
s2N AVERAGED each week Lac, g.
y Weakly o yan p Mitns So dividends pad
ington, Ky. * So'' Gov,
FOR SALE Cigar stand best Ioca,,c, =,
Maln street. Houston. at invoice. 49, -
49, cesson Tor selling. Address 800, this 81
- II
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State OF Georgia, County OF Fulton.
Before the undersigned. w. d. Ellis, Jr.,
OF said State and county, notary public
duly appointed. qualified and commissioned
TO administer oaths. to attest deeds and
take acknowledgment thereof, personally
appeared Samuel NJ. inman, Walker P. In
man, Hugh T. lnman and William M.
Read, who are each known to me person.
ally and known to me to be the persons
they represent themselves to be, and they
and each OF them acknowledge before me
that they and each OF them signed and
executed for the purposes therein contained
the foregoing certificate OF and as to the
formation OF the limited partnership of
lnman d Read. In witness whereof said
notary hereunto sets his hand and affixes
bis official seal this August 4. 1897.
Samuel NJ. Inman, ~,
Walker P. Iumap, al
Hugh T. Inman,
William NJ Read.
W. D. Ellis. Jr.,
Notary Public. Fulton County, Georgia.
(Seal) o.,
State of Texas, County Of Harris.
IN person before me, notary public In
and fo- the county of Harris. and State OF
Texas, came William NJ. Read, who is per-
sonally known to me, and he being first
duly and lawfully sworn. did depose and
say on oath that he Is one of the general
partners OF the limited partnership of In
NJ.
other partner. That Walker P. Inman and
Hugh T. lnman are the special partners.
That Walker p. Inman and Hugh T. In
man as special partners have each con-
tributed to the common stock one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, the sums
specified in their certificate of the forma-
ton OF the limited partnership of nman &
Read. and that said sums so contributed
have been actually and in good faith by
them paid in cash.
William NJ. Read,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
third day of September, 1887.
James A. G.raud
Notary Public. Harris County. Texas.
tSeal.)
Filed for record September 3, 1897, at
500 O'Clock p. m. The Houston Post il
hereby designated as the paper in which
the within notice will be published Cor six
wpakg II L,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

SIFt ALTON wanted by a boy to attend to
horse ana buggy or work In store; SOY
Robin street 10
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IMrHRr mailing clerk wants POSITION.
Sorked on Houston Post. Dallas News
Sou.hera Mercury and others; best ref,
ton. Texas ''V', -
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DIR. VIM. A. BOxELL. specialist in
Chronic Diseases. Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. Room 3DS, Mason
block. Main and Rusk, Houston, Texas;
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER :
Mrs. Black tells everything, &c. 5oc. u;
charms for luck. etc 2o16 Preston ave-
nue.; also by mail. 10
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W ,ANTED-Wonrnn and girls TO work In
and steady employment.

| WANIED-Won1nn and girls TO work II
VIC galveston Basging mills; good wages
ana steady employment.
| WE DON'T want Toys or icafers to write
| ssE ". but men or ability with small means
s-oo 10 son per month. salary or com
iulsslon, TO state agents. ana general
manasers Racine Fire Engine Co. Ltd,
LADIES, boys aud grls7to dlstrIb,Ttc sam
PIES OF baking powder and get camera.
gold Filled watch or bicycle free. For
particulars address National Cons.i-
dnted Co, Chicago. Ill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sch our line Of
fine lubreating oils and greascs: salary
or commission, The Atlas OIL Co. Cleyc.
land. Ohio.
SALESMEN- 500 weekly guaranIend and
exclusive territory assigned coed men
frigerating Machine for cooling refrirer.
ators; guaranteed 70 per cent CHEAPER
lhon ice; keeps pci'iShaile articles indefi-
Mtely, guaranteed indestructible. a. cry
owner of refrigerator buys them, az
IRE saving of ice ~ one month more
than paws for muchine. have over sm00
IN use. write to hay and Becure your ter
ritory; beware OF worthless iin!tations
For full particulars and our list of 900
testimonials from leading merchants Of
I. s.. address Arctic Refrlgerutng Co.,
Cincnn vi, Ohio.
WANTEp-A iirst-class carriage black.
smith by Brewer & Spumpf, Austin.
Texas. n
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF Jules Hirsch
for teams. II
WANTED-Men 10 learn barber trade;
only weeks required; situations or To-
cations furnished each student write
Tor particulars. Molers Barber college
llUI Pine street, st. Louis, Mo. 10
w ANTED--Tweniy negroes TO cut four
foe. wood at 75c per cord Wilson Wood
and Coal Yard, Forth end San Jacinto
street bridge. is
LIFE INSURANCE. si2. 90 per 5000 age
~ The Bay State of Mass Organized
1881. Losses paid 5000, CO., Agents want
ed, top contracts, notes taken. our risk
w. j, Minton, manager, Dallas. Texas.
SALESMBN for cigars; 3l25 a month and
expenses; old firm: experience unneces-
sary; inducements TO customers. C. c.
Bishop \ Co: 81; louis. 1922
THE OLD HARTFORD LTFE" fur.
nishes low rates. absolute safety and
makes speciality of "Credltors' insnr-
iance. Notes taken without risk, AGENTS
wanted everywhere. Write Harris a
Patterson, MANAGERS Dallas. Texas II
AGENTS. Economy .sss burner. saves 40
per cent Of gas. makes a large, beautiful
nght and gives $50 per cent profit to
eaiesmen. General Agency Co.. 2.5 Dear
born street. Chicago. III q
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SELLING OUT-Stock. consisting Of
dress goods. trimmings, laoes and fx-
lures: must be sold, regardless cost, In
three weeks: good chance for dress
maker. Madame II. Joseph. FOG Main. Is
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|
fcssicnals Fernandez G. o. -. Paris
ian Steam Dye Works. 6l5 Travis. ll-S
| ESCAPEp--onc John Brooiis tmulatto),
age q. height feet Inches. weight 100
| pounds; no beard has a dark spot be-
hind one ear. | Will pay $l5 reward for
him in the Travis county Jail. Henry
Hunter. 1876
NINE. C. A. BCJAC, pianiste, studio. 223.
| Mason block: special attention paid to
| rud'ments of music; lessons at pupils
residence If desired: instruction 10 be-
glnners: also advanced atudents. q
SITUATION WANTED.
WANTED Work In dairy or yard to take
| care Of stock BY boy l6 years old. Ad
dress q. c.. this Office ~
| SITUATION wanted by young lady to sew
| in private family, has had experience;
or VIII accept position as goyerncss: has
first grade certificate Address 1861, this
office. 10
WANTED-By young white man, work Of
any kind, wages no object. Address 1886
this office 10
WANTED Position ms operator al some
small station. Address 1900, this office, 10
WA NrED-By young girl position ut gen
oral housework want good place; can't
cook, hut willing to learn: reference
Hlyer If preferred. Address b. D., this
office, u
YOUNG colored man wants work Ground
man; can furnish \ reference Apply
u Rusk avenue. u
MIDDLE AGED white woman wishes sit
uauon as good cook In private family;
~ oplettuph 10 assist III houseWork; 2lo3
Cot gress avenue. 10
BooKKEl1PER, cxperienced IN merchaIr.
disIng and lumber trade and "A hustler.
warts position of any kind offering pro-
nnot,9n for merit low salary. Address
:, ,oonn,rper. 'n'S othee' -l -
the AK. Nv y n zone =, py the week or by
~, ~ gay. or mouse cleaning. Apply n3
s,, r,",' ,,,r Stree" rour.h ward, y
- -, '1N WhlNeu by a middle aged
mai,n hin,ept y" mvisen ana nnsgies ana
ences Adiress i ISs M os GIe'' reter,
s1rfr ,,r,1,., 80 40, ''''S oii'oe' II
horse ana buggy or o r " s a,,riu NO NO
III ~ 10
WIZ WIS %, on 'heremanis or nlaiMfacturers TO
aud trade taken in nun, nsv, m,en''oh SSiven
Accountant. this office. $500 ~ 10
"a, 81 ~ ,AiNN uelVerFmah wants position |
saJe, ar hn,tIp inntm ,.lr, mlknan, whole
dress Hustler, this oft,e "e'''u at ''rS'' AZ;
WANTED .9, ~. -, -,,,----I
'nn.,ttn,, ~, 10y ~ experienceo younS lady. |
"a day Adtress ma, this office. IL
!" ni lsr1a;E AGhD lady, gentle and refined,
dren. terms rra sonah,o "o, Hn5 ana emil
4 LADY Of exo9Tie7cs,- ,-aa,- :, - !,
hn r ". vNpc..'ales wants place as
or bncSn,ppr,, , uo, object TO widower's
ina civ Addrese t,o n'S e. "pl9etlon TO leav-
Houston. ''''' '"0i'A'o street,
w ANr1'ls,, pos,tio,, -
ienr,Nate family as sick nurse. Address
-. ..ss 0..lee. 10
49,, -. boy attending school wants
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

.UsL-one white Maltese SPITE dog: m.
swsrs TO the name OF ..Ben Hur:'' sinai,
p prown spot on back: also on one 81 =
Hssiiusn 70 Hutchins house and Under
va ~ rewarded. W. T. Boyle 8 Son,
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FOR RENT-Store with four ROOM I
nected, A No. stand, Second wsft
opposite Hill street bridge AypH I
door, 2222 Runnels street,
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THREE large. unfurnished rooms lfI
cheap. at 914 San Jaciflto Grox
tween Walker and Mckinney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

buy 1000 cords OF four-foot
oak WOOD; state price delivered In Houn-
%,ss Or 3 Your station: Hubert 3. II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

WAHUED-By lady OF domestic tastes.
pppsn,H,Sn In widower's home. one with
small family. Address Mrs, II. a. u
this office ~ -;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

WANTED--.A few bright young men to
prepare for examination soon to be held
for clerks and carriers in Houston post
office. Particulars free of National Cor
respondence Institute, Dept. Il, Wash
inutOn ID O. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

LADY agents easily earn s12 ito $i8 weekly
selling the only perfect ladies' hat fas-
| tener without use Of hat pin; sample
SEN with terms TO agents. % cents. Ideal
Fastener Co.. us Dearborn street, Chi
CagO II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

FOR SALE-A few hich-scoring White
Leghorn Chicken; some prize winners
at State show. Apply 4ol San FELIPE. is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-17

ESCAPED--Onc John Brooiis (mulatto),
age q. height feet S Inches. weight 100
pounds; no beard; has dark spot be-
hind one ear | Will pay SIS reward Tor
him in the Travis county Jail. Henry
Hunter. 1876
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WE DON'T want loys or lcafers TO write
", but men or ability with small means.
500 to 500 per month. salary or com.
nlsslon, to state agents. and general
managers. Racine Fire Engine Co, Ltd.
Racine, WIS. ''
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DIR. II. s. HEJsIG-- Practice limited to the
eye. ear. nose and throat; office. Tele
phone building. corner Prairie avenue
and Fannin street. Houston, Texas. 1872
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81 UNTION Wnntcu by a middle AGED
man to attend to horses and pnggies ana
make himself generally useful; refer
ences, Address 1883. THIS office. 70
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ARE YOU READY~-Yes. to dye. clean,
scour alter, repair ladies' and gents
garments of every description by pro-
ian Steam Dye Works. Gl5 TrnYIs. ll-S
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WANrED-A respectable white girl to do
light housework in small family. Apply
1911 Chcnevert, between 10 and g. refer
=
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NANTED--Work done by the week or Inv
The dav. or house cleaning Apply aj3
Rutlycn street. Fourth ward 10
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! Go'p all,aronnd cook; willing to accent
asy Kind of work. Address c. f. L., this
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
0Facts and Fiction" for 1897.

For 1897 arrangements have been
made by which tho renders Of FACTS
AND FIcTIoN are promised an overflow
of good thinga. With age comes ok
perience, and experience suggests
improvements.
The publication will continue to be
printed on superior quality OF pm
per aud the illustrations will be prin
cipally halftone copper plates, the
aostliest process now in use.
The series of frontispiece portraits
of western authors will be continued
and will be followed by series of
eac of artists. illustrai ors, publishers
and editors, nll of which will form II
portrait gallery Of great interest TO
the general reader.
A fashion page will be among the
new features, This will be so edited
as to DO practical and money saving.
Leading articles, illustrated when
necessary, on events OF national and
world wide interest will appear rs
subject matter presents itself. In
these the uim will be to give more
analytical survey of the subject than
is found in the dnily press.
sI'he Lincoln Page has touched q
/ popular chord, and TIPS department
will be continued, In addition to
much other matter, series of artic
les on the conspiracy to assassinate
Mr.. Lincoln, with special reference
to the trial and execution Of Mrs.
Surrait will be contributed by Judge
j. w. Clampitt who wss counsel for
Mrs. SuLratt in that famous trial.
Several other excellent articles are
in preparation and some special fea-
lures are under consideration, all Of
which will be announced later. The
regular departments of the past will
be continued, and tho publisher
hopes that all readers will in the near
future tecl like referring to Facts
and Fiction in the laugunSe OF con
temporary when it called the publ
cation. "The sprighily wastern
monthlv,' aud to endorse the senti-
meut of the Chicago Daley News
when it slid, "a magazine that is
full of interest aud value is Facts
and Fiction. Condensed learning
is easy to take when presented in
such attractive gaise,'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
THE GRANDESr REMEDY.

Mr.. R. B. Greeve, merchant, OF
Chilhowie, Va, certifies that Ne had
consumption, was given up to die.
sought all medical treatment that
money could procure, tried oil copgh
remedies he could hear of, but got
no relief; spent many nights sitting
np in a chair; was induced to try DIR
Kings New Discovery, and was Cur.
ed by uee of two bottles. For past
three years has been attending To
business, and says DIR. Kings New
Discovery is the grandest remedy ev,
er made. as it has done so much for
him and also for others in his com
mnnity. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption. 1t don't fail. Trial
bottles free at A. F. Hargravc's drug
store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-03-12
BURKE'S GARDEN.
Burke's Garden, Va, Ma


Wac it secretf 1t is one no long
ell, old men shook their heads wisely
aud declared it to be q fact. Old
women said il was as plain rs your
nose on your face, Rosy checked
maidens whispered behind thei,
hymn books. Gay young mon, with
many stolen glance at these same
rosy checks, said there was NO
doubt about it, ~ q even the pas
tors said it certainly was the mud
diest time they ever saw.
If you want some pretty spring
goods go to Greever II Goodman.
Take care Will there are older
heads than yours in tho race.
Mr. +. NJ Moss went TO the Cove
Monday, to see MIR Will Barnes who
is very ill.
Rev. Ruff preached most ear.
nest aud effective sermon Mt the
Central Church Sunday.
What's the matter Joe? If your
girl is mad. you can make her glad.
II dead, of course she is buJieG.
Eut it is hardly fair for castle III
mir. To keep poor fellow so wor
ried.
Miss Nunnio Campbell invited
some of her special friends to take
supper with her ut tho Academy
Monday night i'll honor of her birth.
day,
We wonder if Dr. FL Peery has n
patient i'll Graham.
Rev. Kohn is holding series of
services mt the church during lent.
Henry, "st'll waters run deep" is
your motto, but We know thing or
two.
Mr. e T. Greever, of Tazewoll,
visited his home last week. Edd
knows when 'tree lasses" is ripe,
Mr.. Charles Kelly WIS seen on
Jerusalem Avenue Monday.
Where was that big fellow" Sun
day2 We noticed several young 1t.
dies keeping their eyes on the
church door, but he didn't come.
There is young jqy. who seribbles for a
paper,
And gets all his news while larking
And even worse than that, lie cuts cqpcl
BY accusing We two of sparkling,
VIII ever would n thought, of any anch {
thing,
AS Romeo and Juliet n sparkling.
1t would all DO very nice, bnt it, no sucl
thing,
We are only like Scriptor-a larking.
ROMEO AND JUIIFTT