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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

FOR RENTe~Two storv s,'rs-
N. Alamo stlvct, SIS per inoutlk II
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no TRADE,--A nice horse for good
bLycrc Cali 1910 Buena Vista st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW and secondhand furniture
boaght. sold and exchanged. Telephone
$40. q. A. Wheat q Co., 402 u. Hous-
ton street.
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HOTELS.
THE BEXAR.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

ANY amount Of money on good So
curity A. w Bitter. 10l T.. Commerce
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INDIAN Territory McAllister Lnr1p
Coal, $500 per ton: Anthracite, stu
Wood. $3.50 FER cord. San Antonio
Wood and Coal Co. W. b. Kerr, Eel. LOT.
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FOR SA,.E-Fin light y
tS3, this office. s. 4
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nor RENT i >,raiSs'
for three yoate niesL alsu
nnn i. !
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WANTED--Posiuon as cook IN chop
house, restaurant or boarding hid use. 10y
experienced Chinaman. Charley Wing,
10l w Commerce ST.
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WANTED Young lady (Anic Ficnn) .
good standing desires houie as con
panson to AZ elderly or middle-at led nd,
Best of references furnished. Addres
T1a. this office.
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SITUATION wanted tv 60 ID cook
willing to do anything. Apply " y Ncrtl
Center street.
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WANTED Position in grocA Fy store
by steady man, Can keep boo rs. Ad
dress loo. Starr ST., City.
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A young woman Of iniclligencts cducl'
t!on aud retirement wants positis IN. Adj
dress T03 Express.
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WANnEsD--You 10 keep your eye on
the stock of nantes, CRATES. ties. paints,
wall paper, picture frames. room mold
inSs, and all interior decorations at less
MAN half value at j. III, Erb's. 5i3 East
Houston street, San Antonio.
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FURNISHED rooms for hcusckecp
ing, modern improvements. 3Uy Soleiad
st.
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A good salesman ANA colloctoru wishes
position, sixteen years exporter zee with
the trade. Address Il. H., No. ~ Cas-
siano street, Will work az anyt hing.
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FURNISHED ROOM--with or with
out board; grates: modern convenicnces
4ta North Flores ST.
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ROOMS25 cents per day. 81 PEI
week 200 IL w. Commerce street.
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DENTISTS.

J. r. 4 J. b. Breeding. ZOE w. C&nl
meree street. oyer Vosel's
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FOX RF;N'r-.Ir:yes
hath desirable l,sssfioR
avenue Inquire No. 81
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SPECIAL clearing out sale of second
hand books and magazines at your own
price. Edward Green.
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TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGES Fine 2 story I.a,brei
Heights property for Prospect Hi fm.
proved or unimproved property, or gyssi
farm. Address Box "a, Schnlenburg, lex.
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EXPERIENCED hotel mar
situation as clerk or steward.
Office.
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WANTED-White girl for general
house work. Reasonable wages. Apply
1409 South Laredo street.
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FURNISHED front coon, electric
light; use Of bath: one block from Main
Piazza. 307 Dwycr avenue. n
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WANT lID-lOne or two gentlemen
hoariere. reasonable prices. 623 Avenue
G.
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WANTED - Three good working
agents for city; good money. Enclose
stnmp. +. O. Box 100, San Antonio, Tex
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WANTED--White cook. $40 jackson
street.
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FIRE. burglar safes. So. Martin co
FOR SALE, Halls email size Ere bn'
burglar proof safe. 506 East Comm3re'
ST.
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WANTED--E Experienced farmer Ger
nam wants TO lease farm or ranch
within ~ miles from city. Address, 2iU
Fest street.
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Notice 10 the Plumbing Public De-
Inand that your plumbing be done by
journeymen plumbers and not by boys
and iaborers.
JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS.
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WAN1'BD--A white cook. APO Go.ia,,
street. Apply mornings.
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sITuArIcN Wa

COOK and baker. white M
oughly understands the lusincs
or country. Address 400. this OH
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SITUATION wanted by young Ger
man woman Ms bousekcelpr or house
girl. Good references. 205 LIZ w. Com
Merce street.
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TWO fine rooms that will be furnishes
10 suit applicants, on Avenue &, neal
Houston ~. Address 900. this office.
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WLlNI'ED-,A city express driver.
602 IL East Houston, roosn. 8.
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! FOR RENT Furnished cottage. l0f4
San Pedro avenue. q
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I HAVE opened a first-class saloon at
corner Franklin and Carson SITS, Cow
ernment Hill. where will he glad to zee
all my friends and new customers.
FREDERICK kARTZ.
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HGop WANTED.


WANTED girl for general homework
no washing. Mrs. Alex Uhl. Contra
Dairy.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

With every Delineator. Standard de
signer Ladies' Home journal. Srtlh-
ner. Munsey and Mcclure magazines. W,
give away while they last your choice OF
copy of cRon Ton, Elite Styles, Metro
20 titan Fashions or Partisan Magazine
Edward Green. Duinig Building.
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WANTED-Roari in exchange for a
new upright. high grade piano. Address
49,, care Exprrss.
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WANTED--To buy drug business in
good Texas town. Address 800, Express.
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TIiREi0 PARTLY furnished on second
floor, cheap. III Gol;ad street.
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NICELY furnished front room. SO
Avenue q.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Personal.

MRS. SHANNON. spiritual and bust.
ness medium. No. 217 Third ST.
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yValllol1 (lf}I
:|sS. ';;sIa
dams.
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CATTLE FOR SAIiE--300 yca&lin.
steers and 300 eteer calves. Addresk Il.
A. Robertson. Taylor, Tex.
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FURNISHED Rooms with bonrtl
Terms rasonahlc. It's Are. G. z. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01
IN THEIR NEW HOME
seattle q International Rattrond
OFFICIALS Have Einished Moving.

The Seattle & Intern assionai raiiroad oth-
cia{s are about settled in their new Offices
I'm the depot building at the foot OF Co
lumhia street. The arrangement OF the
offices is an excellent one and is sure
TO prove a vast improvement over the Old
system in which the operating depart
Eaent and general offices We're separated.
The rooms have all been finished in Wash
ington fir and are bright and CHEEKY. In
the front of the building, facing on Column
bia street are Fred A. Aliens offices. Mr..
Allen is freighs and passenger agent of
the road. Next to Ar. Aliens offices is
the train dispatcher. Next TO this Is Supt.
kline's office which connects with Super
visor Middaueh's Office. Connecting with
this office is the suite Of Auditor Harris.
President Bryants apartments come next
ID these and will, when finished, be very
handsome.
Bricklayers are at work constructing a
fine vault, with safes opening from the
baggage room and from the auditor office.
Down stairs the baggage room has been
heightened twenty feet. making a needed
improvement. Back of this room and ex
tending the entire width OF the building
is the express Office. The improvements.
are all substantial. and when finished will
make a greatly improver depot building.
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Railroad aud Industrial Notes.

T. =. Harlow, general Northern Paci-
fic express agent. left yesterday for Port
land to spend the balance OF the holidays
General Western Passenger Agent r. G.
Stevens. OF the Great Northern. returned
Wednesday night from his trip TO Port
land.
J. D. Mason. the Great Northern engineer
who has had charge Of al OF the Great
Northern improvements for the past two
months in this city. left last night for
St. Paul.
District Passenger Agent George Mel.
Brewn. Travelling Passenger Agent Kit
Carson and Portland Agent +. j. C0yle.
al OF the Canadian Facidc railroad, left
yesterday morning for Vancouver. Il. G.
r. p. Nadcau. for several years Column
bia street depot q eket agent for the North
ern Pacific and Seattle & International,
has resigned his position and X. " Price.
formerly travelling passenger agent for the
ST Panl s Duluth. has been appointed to
succeed hi1.
/. Fl. Gray. general freight agent OF the
Great Northern. VIII leave Sunday. ac-
companied hy his wife. for san Francisco,
whore the latter viii take the steamer for
Los Angeles. AMI Journey on y Tucson.
Ariz where her mother. Mrs. Robertson.
IS lying at the point of death. Mrs Robert
son and Nrs. W. 4. Hartt visited Mrs.
Gray several months last summer.
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Receiver c. ]. Smith. of the oregon
Improvement Company. was ordered by
Judge Hanford yesterday TO pay 10 the
American Foundry Company slo6.S0. the
amount due en- the sale of thirty-six pit
car wheels. The total claim amounted to
Sl22.G5. of which 1865 was paid. A demand
was made on the receiver for the amount
several times. but the amount was dis
puted by the receiver, who alleged that
the car wheels had not been received. An
investigation was made as TO the delivery
of tho wheels. which finally resulted in
discovering that they had been receipted
for by the company. Upon discovering this
tho receiver expressed a willingness to pay
the amount, but desired an order from the
court
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THEIR EMANCIPATION.
The CoIored Men Of This city and
Inenm.a 20 Gelchrnte TonIght.

TIE colorcd people 81 Seattle, assistes
By large number from Tacoma All cele-
brate tae Anniversary o. Lsgcola's ema3
CREATION urorfarr-4tE7- tonight ar O'Clock
IN g. n Z Bail Hinck.ess building.
The exercises VIII eousiet q tae gin<iH z
q patriotic songs and patriot, addresses
by some 81 tAe pronineat men o The ract
o. Both clties.
Aftsr the regular programme mere vii
ts, good ol1-fss-ioned chicken am gar
kay dinner. and q evand time Is iH store
f8r az those wbo aeferd
II walker VIII ~ ro- stsr = Ter monies
ana speeches wll be shade by - " Fry
II r I.aRnoru ara Lawrence Sie6ge. a
Tacoma. J Edvar5 Hswkins. Rev @. a
Bailey ard a. II. Csyton. % this cry.
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Granted the Petition.

The petition OF the West Street & North
End Electric Railway Company for the
allowance Of a claim for Sl63.30 for rental
Of cars and car bodies leased TO the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Company
from February l. 1893 to April 10. 1898.
at the time Of the fire in the car barn. was
argued before Judge Hanford yesterday.
A ruling was made I'm favor of the petit
toner and an order signed allowing the
amount asked. The claim was adjudged
to be prior 10 all other claims except the
receivers certificates for $4,000 heretofore
issued hy order OF the court.
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FIFTI-SIx PAGES.
The P.-T. New Years Edition VIII
lie Mammoth Paper.

On January B. sunday next. the SPECIAL
New Years ed on % f1e Post-Inteill-
rercer wiil be issued Il VII oe she arg
esl "a sven ever printed ia me Northwesr-
and WI conas- Of ffty-ssx pages. Every
industry and resource OF ne STATE ard cry
vii be fgl,y written up aui complete ssa%-
5sties given. TIE illustrations in tnis
edition VIII surpass any previous effort IN
this Iiae Ihe preparation 20 'the ed3ton
has been n t-3e htEas % a spee al corps az
writer's &va arr s.s. ard 10 expense has
bcen spared 20 make % g cretlifahle and
valuable paPer-1ue Fhat XII De - proSf
- the entire safe. Mail "a copy 20 your
Eastern fftueds
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geo &C t--se certificates have as set
aa 94la- ans are s,ll Ia the hands % ths
Az 80 ,eesa crrflfratey are sub
-@t Go tae 1rst mortgage aoGas
We're was su .-sze q receivers rertfs-
Gates ter the p4rp1se OF reba.Is1nE the
For house. purchasing - ~ equipment
Ao- -1AnE stock sud having reu tracks
on @+r@H1 avenue au8 Pike street This
sss vls -a3e % two parcels q cer&la-
cstFS 4nF Ter 80 10 dated August 8 IssS.
ana ere s3r So se. dated September =.
1855 A. ~ these GERS Hcates wefs naEos4as-
e4 through y. ". Harris & ca, and bear
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HO. FOR HUDSON BAY
BUILDING sF ROAD DEPENDENT
ON CROWS NEST EXTENSION.

The Condition Is Disposed of. Vow
the British Syndicate May Hszin
operafions-The Hudsea Bay Rail-
road VIII Go Nsrta From Winni-
peg Aleag Lake WinniPeg and
Nelson Rivcr-It VIII Open Vast
Terrftory-A short Route for the
Wheat Fleet.
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Spesias Dinner Today,

Today you should start of the year with
your best foot forward. a special New
Years dinner VIII be served at the Royal
Restaurant today. w---ch VIII include the
very choicest defcacses OF the season.
There Is no better way OF commencing and
celebrating the new year than by dining
at he Royal. Dinner served from 4 10 5
O'Clock.
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Orders for the New Years Edition.

orders are coming m rapidly fer the
Post-IuteEicencer's &ew Years edition.
20 be published next sunday January g.
u VIZ consist o. 30 pages and wi'l De the
greatest paper ever issued m the state
Get your orders Ia early.
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interest AZ per bent per ~ee-' fp'srssi
on al Of them has been paid out 81 tAe re-
ceiver's funds 10 August ). lsse.
Besides the debts and liabilities OF the
receivsrship. which have been paid, or
are 10 be paid. the following debts OF the
company have been allowed by the court
"a preferred claims. and have been ordered
70 be paid out OF the proceeds OF the prop
erty in priority 10 all other claims and
liabilities. except the expenses and iAab'li-
ties rF stsgs rarafxrnrS'Yfp.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to re
indebted 10 lis viii please settle their ac-
counts at once. For the coming year our
husiness viii be strictly cash; no credit.
J. Rede,shelmer Il CO.. First avenue and
Columbia.
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Total =.

Under the order allowing the claim of
Anna Sears and Frank Sears II was d.
rected that the following amounts saouid
be applied 10 attorneys fees: W. III.
Thompson 81 $685. W. z. Edsen Sl,6sS.6I
and John E Humphries 81 Ges.6i
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s company % ~ known az the Firth
Storing Stet5 Comwuy was granted a
charter at PfttshuFg Tuesday. with the
purpose 81 Tasuufacs uriBE armor and ar
NOR piercing proiectIlea.
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conpositfon.

we are now prepared 10 do composition
for The trade tsny fuc8sarf) il &0upareiI,
Mlalon. Brewer ana Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call OF address Post
Intelligence. Seattle.
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Steamer Resale wlu leave Seattle on
and after Sunday night. January g. $40
r. m. and viii arrive from Victoria 81
5 p. IN.
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football today ] o'clock. Eehfvge. Eht
team y NJ =. A. vs.. high school. Admis-
on - cents.
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Henry - strsu-s. cotsnty esers q Targ-
fsda coanty. WIS committed suicide
WaaneNaay ON eEA miulng gsEs BOOKS DE-
ncls ot S3.TsJ. walch ae had defs altee. vas
found
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rarE % the parties pants Is zFx Criterion.
FAey succeeded IL tAssr par1ase. The pro
sraunnes gwen 20 The tzaies we're sou-
yersrs o. the occasion and we're very hand
some. IL g MaDcRala handled tne f0or
Fl 4 mastery rnaaneF. being ably assisted
b. the following ssrigAtly and populsr
members cf the department. ". J. Ho6-
der. D&uny N9fnnEs r. =. johnson. joe
Latham. JACK FAR, E =. Corf.s, J. J.
Lyucas J. Y Eryckor. J. Dersa ard z A.
liller. TIE other coznzs4sts-x we're as fo--
lows:
ant %hlef Ralph Cook. Superintendent of
E:rs Alarms A. r. Pinkney.
kecept l0n--Dsuny McfE1Es. ". J. H0d-
der. =. J. LyneA and r @. Johnson.
2rrangsmesi-H. &. Mcdonald. J. Lath-
an. ". II. Clark. n. johnson. z. A. Nil
Ter and J. J. spaigaI-
The eroeer.' Bali
TIE grand entertainment and bali given
last night IN ColHn~ ball by the Seattle
Retail Grocers' snd Fruit Dealers Ex-
change was ssost successful. and men,
bers Of the exchange wasted some time
from the dances n c0ngratulating each
other on this. the first social venture OF
the organization. The attendance was
large. and many drawn By an exceptional
" good programme remained 20 the dane
Ing. The following committees contributed
materially 20 she success o. the evening ,
enjoyment. On entertainment. Charles
F. Fraser, n J. Hunt. w, T Furgeson
and .. =. Erickson; or invitation. ]. W.
Kahle = Marshall ". Coaner and w.
]. Keenel on reception, John Haley. James
Gregg. O. V. Wilkes and L 3. stetson;
floor. J. w. Conner. J. II. Alier. ir., A.
Ksstler and D G.. Krause
The following programme arranged for
thu earlier part OF the evening was most
Il E~t.a -
Mrs. :. Smith. Miss Julia RoSenthal. song,
Mr.. Gilbert Smith. recitation. Prof. r. r.
Mcfaren; violin solo. Mrs. Samuel Dris-
coll; song. Mr. George Noble piano solo.
Miss Jennse Schs1er.
Thea came the grand march. and until
midnight dance followed Gance. until
wearied with pleasure the guests had de-
parted.
The Rod and Gun Club.
The Seattle Rod and Gun club viii ceie-
br8te New Years at West Seattle today
with club shoot. Shooters VIII leave on
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MUST WRITE IT 1897.
THE OLD YEAR GONE. THE NEW
ONE PROPERLY WELCOMED.

watch Services at the Churches At
tended by Many. While Balls ana
Parties are Held at the Armors,
CofIin. Hall. Prosch's HHii ana
FIsewhere-The Ringing In OF
Year of Peace. Plenty and hapPi-
ness. Let Is Hope
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Ges ySuT meals g; Hoeel Stevens Gaze.
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The Rod and Gun Club.

The Seattle Rod and Gun club viii ceie-
brate New Years at West Seattle today
with club shoot. Shooters win leave on
the II 20 o'clock boat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-11-13

After = silence Of q few weeks will
again I'LL some Of your appreciated space
to tell Of the bright and welcome faces
that have visited our village since | last
wrote.
Mrs. Poindexter, Misses Matte and
Ethel were pleasant visitors TO our town
last Tuesday, They carry with them
loving hearts for everybody.
Miss Laura Neville returned home 3
few days ago much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer, of Memphis,
Ala, called to see us a few weeks ago.
We are always glad to see that good and
cheerful couple. and it is a true saying
that ont Of the abundance Of the heart
the mouth s~peaketh.
Mrs. A. G.. Wells is spending some
time with her daughter and son, Mrs,
w. H. Smith and Mr.. R. T. Wells of
this place. Long live the good old moth
er to pour forth her tender love for her
children and grandchildren.
Dr.. and Mrs, Patty were with us Sun
day in attendance upon Mr., Walter
Wells. We are sorry to learn Of the
Dr. & i'll health and trust he may soon re.
cover his wonted health.
Miss Florence Wells gladdened her
parents home with her gentle voice and
smiling face. Miss Florence speaks well
of her school and Of the kindness and
loving care Of that noble lady, Mrs. NJ.
B. Tate.
Mrs. J n. Neves left for her home
near Cliftonville Tuesday after a weeks
pleasant visit to her parents and friends
Mr.. Walter Wells is now at the home
Of his parents with a broken arm and
badly bruised fingers. He was unfortu-
nately thrown in contact with the en-
CINE. We sympathize with Walter and
hope he will Don be at his post. For
the last two months he has been EN-
ployed by Mr.. Poinde1ter.
Miss Annie Shelton will take charge
of her public school next Monday. Nov.
18th. By her close attention to duties
and love for the children placed under
her care Miss Annie has won many
friends.
Mr.. Winston Jones Of Mobile is stop.
ping with US for a short time. He spent
the summer on Lake Michigan.
Mr.. Poindexter has erected one Of the
most complete cotton gins in this sec.
ton, He is not only well known here,
but all over the county as well, and
what he fails to do in the way of home
improvements, it would be useless for
others to try.
The rays of sunshine are ever flashing
through the home of our friends, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Smith, and the mo.
ments glide swiftly by when we call to
chat with them and enjoy the beauties
Of art as well as of nature that lie be-
fore them in the village of old Brazilia
Some future day Brazilia soil
VIII greet the passer by.
When dainty fruits reward the toll
And charm the owners eye.
SCRIBE.