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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
STPERSTITTONS ABOUT holly
From The Monthly packe,


Many ara the legends md suno-e,i.,o-- ...
WIN the molly: Old authors write ~ tho tres "a
me huiWer and the holm. while In our old baroa,
holm that spenser includes II among the trees ma,
ea1m ~ NE fores' whore Una and her gentle knight
sought covert Coles, in his quaint .'Harhsi"
tells us that the smaller branches Of tho holly NAV
DC usec IN decorating houses and churches ana
that those OF larger size are very ,searv 20
carriers 70 make whips and ror riiln, .ods and
Wn'Cn may seem a little strange" p the reader
Sdv kn res NO letter, to. one Of his friends had
that. being cut down. he caused = - no "a We'd
out IN boards and made hmsof herewith a coffin
make his wife one also" Both the parties" ha
adds were very corpulcnt therefore the reader
In some parts Of Yorkshire. curiously enough. "a
TINS Day 1t IS believed tina, II more ivy than holly
IS used in the Christmas decorations the wife viii
wear the breeehes' for the ensuing year. An old
farmer was once pulling down the ivy with
which the kitchen was decorated. ri ha' moan
too. they hs~ the besfT supers,, ,0rSsn phsi
Christmas is the one feast OF tho year IN which the
fairies may rejoice: they may hear the Holy Name
without having 20 fee and hide. and they havs
child We are told was forgotten by son,e mis-
chance and was heard weeping and wanc
NJ and down the house. though none him til
Whtsuntide. Speaking Of this - an old woman IN
loft the child of purpose II any ono had had
wiz to sprinkle 1chrs'en. him he never would havs
gone back 70 his people. hm' would become
The holly used for decorations both in church and
house should he taken down on candlemas Eve or
misfortune will come on parish or People. In taking
down holly In some parts OF England II IS though.
leaf stick 70 dress or coat H. Is good omen. In
old days a branch Of holly picked on Christmas Eva
was as eficacous as he rowan, or mountain ash,
spells. A twg: brought from church. might he
goats bring forth twins i you fasten up hi, OF
holly in stall or manger or fold. that Gods Great:
ures may rejoice with man on the anniversary OF
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that the dark blue limestone rock through which
the canal was being excavated possessed power
full hydraulic properties. and. upon proper cal
cination. would produce a hydraulic cement.
About ten years later, or in 1882. Watson T..
Lawrence built few small kirs, opened mill.
and began the manufacture Of the Lawrence
brand Of Rosendale cement at Lawrenceville on
the banks Of Rondout Creek. not far from the
village Of Rosendalo. This mill. which has long
since heen closed was operated by water-power
from the creek and was capable Of producing
twenty barrels o. cement day. The growth Of
the use 81 Rosendale cement since the opening
OF the Lawrerceville mill has been in proportion
to the growth Of the country. The present mills
Of the Lawrence Cement Company produce 5,3oo
barrels Of cement a day and about L2oo,W"
barrels year. or about one-third Of the Rosen-
dale cement manufactured in Ulster County and
about onc-eghth OF the total amount manu-
featured in the United States.
The comTany's mills arc located at Binne-
water and Eddyv.la. grinding the rock from
sixty-six kns. The respective capacities OF the
two mills are $500 barrels and $500 barrels Of
cement "A day
The source from which tho Lawrence Cement
COMPANY derives its supply Of cement rock Is
the well-known tentacuate or water limestone.
belonging TO the great natural cement rock for-
nation extending along the Appalachian Noun
tains. In Ulster County the deposits are mostly
found within ;hc limits az narrow belt.
scarcely q mile wide. skrtins the base of the
ShaWangunk Mountains. along the line OF the
Delaware and Hudson Caua, in the valley OF
RonGont Creek
That Roscndale cement is growing in favor is
evidenced by the fact that the largest quantity
ever manufactured was in 1896 when the total
made was 1926 G92 barrels. nearly a quarter
Of million more than any other previous year.
The production OF tho TWO mills of the Law
renee Cement Company in 1896 was 112lI 80
barrels OF cement. and this has largely increased
during tho last two vears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

Pocket TASKS are valued by those who travel
Clowns and pigs made OF coored broadcloth.
and prancing about in funny pastures are quite
the rage These erotesquo little figures would
never be taken for card-holdors unit. you nave
given a little twist - Mr. Porker's fat sides 81
loosened the clowns belt when q good-sized
opering is shown. revealing a pack ~ cards
four ash trays ana Il tally score. These cue
little novelties can he bought for ~ 10 - cach
or made at home for next - nothing.
Inkstands and paper knives Of horn. ivory
bronze or hammered brass are always suitah!e
to give a business man or 10 the student. Fancy
silver or metal holders for telegraph blanks,
mounted calendars. penwipers-all have their
uses.
DO not waste time or money on hand painted
handkerchief holders. sachet-haGs for man
unless he is a downright top. .saAny genuine man
would rather ha we a substanttal lea recovered
box for his gloves. handxerchiefs, cuffs and col.
lars than The fines; embroidered or painted
article made that does not bear handling. Girls
who have brothers know how these things are
tumbled about bureau drawers, and finally de-
scend to the humble useS1sAepwipers or shoe
polishers. .y9T$,y5N
expensive novelties forImAr. These handsome,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
BOTLER-MlkTNG INDUSTRY.

With the invention Of the steam engine came
the demand for boilers. and from that time to
this the industry has been constantly increas-
Ing and growing in importance Engine making
and boiler making ,onetirnes 20 hand in hand
under the same roof but there Ia . much larger
reed for boilers and as consequence many in
dependent factories are engaged In putting them
in tho market 10 the exclusion Of any other
product.
In the last quarter OF century the world has
seen wonderful improvement in the building
moi hods. Scientific and sanitary plumbing. with
the up-to-date methods Of heating houses, apart
nents public building and all structures by
means Of steam or hot water has placed within
the reach ~ the human race comforts and lux
uries which were never dreamed Of in the past
From this source come large proportion Of
the orders which find their way into the Offices
Of the boiler makers. Including steam boiler
makers of all classes there are at least nfty
concerns I'm Greater New York man. OF whose
shops are located within the limits or tho city.
The total capital invested in the industry has
been estimated az from $4,000 to S22"o,-
600 The sales foot UP annually 70 about
81 10000 The export trade has been consid-
orahly developed in tho hoiler-making industry.
ard 5000 OpU Of the American product IL aniNal-
Is sent to manufacturers in foreign countries
who appreciate th@ worth ana merit OF me
goods 1890
There have been many improvements within
late wears 20 the steam boiler which have been
made aiong the lines - safety, ecoroiny. adap-
ta,ion for carrying high pressure. rapid genera
ton ~ steam. constancy II pressure under
VARYING demands. Among many other types the
wa t.r-ti;ba boiler has been growing In favor
lis manufacture was begun in 1Si,. There are
n nout ten concerns engaged in the manufacture
OF this type in this city representing n capital
Of 50 100000 ard having annual sales amount
ing Ia q bout 81 600 900 II is understood that
rrcaf pari ~ the product IL shipped 80 South
American cities. China and Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

flexible goods are strong enough 10 last n ger
Grafton. and come all the way from so for a
plain ore to S2j or more for the sold-nounted
style.
JEWELS AND HARDWARE.
Coin bags cardcases. fobs Of all kinds and
prices sleeve Inks STUDS paper weights, liqueul'
sets. q charming miniature FOR his dressing
table or a pair OF poke; scissors arc all among
the things which men enjoy using and find
right handy
For travelling man a folding photograph
frame Of soft morocco or seaskir 10 contain
the pictures Of wife and children or sweetheart;
various conveniences for the toilet. which IS
often hastily made In hDt"l and upon trains
folding cup Of ceulOd. silver Or gold. military
hair brushes thai have no handles to break 81
proirude from bas. little case Of assorted
buttons a dozen threaded needles-neNer mind
the ihmbe. hr won't use it--anl q palg II scls-
sors, viii often save a man a lot Of twisting
and turning 10 rin Il garment suddenly Dereii
Of buttons. For the young fellow who Is me-
thodcal. even about his social duties. there is
dainty memorandum book. leather covered and
gilt edged. appropriately Labelled Theatre en-
gagements.
/ Christmas Fin for d man IL essentially
failure unless (; contributes 20 his comfort.
Thu hing which helps clutte. mp his dressing
table or desk OF hulaes out his pockets il
nuisance. Therefore first study The man. then
select gift FOR him. \ good waknG-siick, or
furnishings for his wriiing=Ccsk. are suitable
for college man. collection Of Photographic
OF historic places famous men or celebrated
assemblies would he delicate tribute to his
growing Interest in the history Of The world.
There are so many things FOR a PASTORS study
that one can scarcclr 70 amiss unless sne puys
n Bible Ministers usually have enough Bibles.
but a voun. OF now fiction, nogranhy or travel
viii afford he minister quite as nrch pleasure
az y would lavman
The athlete the sportsman. the cierk whose
lifo j. apt 10 seem monotonous ana du!L the IT.
rcpresslhle youth and the romping boy nave
each a want which q l!iie forethough' and
planning can happily crafty
Mechanical toys arc the newest Ihoy con,
sist nj al s,rts OF performing dogs, cats and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

In 1928 while building the Delaware and
Hudson Canal. near the village Of Rosendae,
Ulster County, n. y. the fact was discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

Gun metal set with diamond chllS - one ~
the mos: effective materials 81 "hi'h 'lRa'-
cases match-boxes. fobs. etc. can he made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
THE CHOICE OF GIFTS.
APPROPRIATE PRESENTS FOR RELA-
rIvEs AND FRIENDS.

ARTICLES Wi:.cH WILL AFFORD MUCH PLEASURE
AND llAv ~ SECURED WITH LITTLE
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29
500 To Any Man
WILL PAY 800 FoR ANY CASE
OF Weakness In Men They Treat ana
FRii to Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the first
time befors thu public Magical Treatment
for the cure OF Lost vitality Nervous and
Sexual Weakness, and Restoration of Liio
Force in old and young men No worn-out
French remedy; contains no PHOSPHORUS or
other harmful drugs. II is Wonderful
Treatmept-magcsl in its effects-positive IN
It's cure. All readers, who are suffering from
a weakness that blights their life, causing
that mental and physical suffering peculiar
TO Lost Manhood, should write to the STATE
MEDICAL COMPANY Omaha, Ncb., and
they will send you absolutely FREE. valu-
able paper on these diseases, and positive
proofs OF their truly MAGICAL TREAT
MENT. Thousands of men, who have lost
all hope OF cure. being restored by
them to perfect condition.
This Magical Treatment may be taken at
home under their directions. or they VIII pay
railroad fare and hotel bills to all who pre-
fer to go there for treatment, II they fail to
cure. They are perfectly reliable have no
Free Prescriptions, Free Cure. Free Sam.
pie, or c. o. ID. fake They have $3.50 900
Capital. and guarantee to cure every case
they treat or refund every dollar; or their
charges may be deposited in bank to be
paid TO them when cure Is effected Write
them today. Suite i57 Ramage building.
Omaha. Neb.
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PROFESSIONAL.
WANTED TO RENT.

WANYEn-By jewelcr. store or part store,
Main street between Congress and Texas
avenue. OF Congress between Fannin aud
Travis. or Travis between Congress ana
I,.nlrie. or Preston beswten Main and
Travis Address .isI. this cfi,e ~
yANTED-,A furnished cottage for the sum
n,ef. situated near business portion Of the
sity by young married couple; no children
cemmantsate, o AN aex s., ana Lou'sisn;,
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GAY GOTHAM.

= q -one Of the largest
eseE made in this city
y !, The amount involved
g az ',',e and the brokers
~.vvo' Il was q swap
gssss, and Broker George
nnsi New York, which
aorripg, carried hut
sfs In both cabins.
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NICELY furnished rooms. with board. 10
Travis street next TO Bristol Hotel: tran-
sients solicited. M
oolu.cting rooms, with bath. three blocks
nj corner Capitol and Main, i2ii Capitol
ayeinc. Apply fiom lOa, NJ. To y. IN. ].
C, Mason. 10
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OUR LIST of rent houses is largo and cosu-
pletei no trouble 10 show same; II you have
vacant property llRt IL with us, SiI Austin,
sa500: 1910 Fannin SIS, 1871 Chcnevert, six
rooms, sl5.eo; his Rusk, 5000. 40 Char
tree. S22.h0. aud many others. NorGcet "a
~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTlCE-The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Union Compress ard Warehouse Com
rany will be held on Tuesday April ., 1898,
a; ii o'clock H. M. al the south Texas Ma
tiunal bank. Houston. Texas. T. w. House.
Seu,Ciary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induee.
nerts row than ever before 10 parties De-
sting homes For, particulars call at the
iIouston Heights afhce. EOS Ma!r street sno:
4. Nilroy. agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

T,4r BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS for
the eleventh district will iiieot at Or. Geo.
". Larendon's office Moncay. April !, 1898,
80 r. Secretary.
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing Z
land, OF the right sort. and offer 1t fvf sale
at correct prices, on accommodating terms.
with u conservative rate OF interest Lot W
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets,
Address ''Lano Department" p. J. WINS
Bro. Galveston. Texas. s-l1
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FOR RENTAL $500 per month, three
room cottage, Apply iii Austin street 80
PLEASANT ROOMS within a block OF Cap
itol Hotel, single or on suite; very de-
stahle; modern convenicnces; references
exchanged. 1l0i Texas avenue. corner Fam
MIN. so s,
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DESIRABLE rooms ind Arst-ciAss board ~
and table board 81 week; hot and cold bathgs
Very central and desirable ioeationi ho2 bsAl
Jntinto street a b. (. "a. ll.s .
LARGE, airy rooms. with best mnrket ~
fords on the table. Al lilo Cnpitvts r.
Gentlemen Or couple i moo q lnhfc semSs{[
good servants; reduced ya199; cicee M \
Crawford street; referenceo. b. u. Y. .z{
LARGE, handsoinsir infpieke1 ll37{ III
With board. suitable Ter 40 GeQtl9~1
iios Rusk arenue \. n \
NICELY 7lr1iiES1 Seu{ks lS557 g. ~ T. II
and cold water; Qln9 Goo4 NAM ~
three blocks tsoh 1si4 eizaqs
M '...s n. Il . 6 L! S}
F ~. Z $780, =; = :; ;;'; !.
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SEED CORN, ETC.--Wc ofcr this week So
day selected seed corn, zoe. sorghum seed,
10c; alfalfa dover, $500 cw.i Jerusalem
artichokes, velvet beans, khfhr and broom
corn Tfupronea Cotton Seed tomato anu
cabbage plants. Virginia md Spanish pea
nuts, stock peas, Bermuda grass. onion sets,
800; garden secds at cost; fruit baskets,
300 dozen. The Holloway Seed, Grain and
Commission Co. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

THE WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER New mod
els. RIOS. 2 and 2. for 1898. are nearest per-
fcction; visible writing strongest manifold
Ing speedieEt and best. nils in any blank
form. We sell, rent and exchange Send
for .iluEtratcd catalogue. w. II. Wright 4
Son. general agents. 2s5 Main street. Dallas
Texas. l.lG-99
FRESH garden and flower seed JUST received
for spring planting, from Lsndreth's and
other reliable growers q. !. Koebler, epa
Congress avenue. Houston Texas. II
FOR sALI1-chenp. q ine lot OF horses and
mules. always on hnnd at Bowser 4 Wiz
SONS. COS and COZ Preston avenue the old
Responsible horse dealers In tho city. n
MILLER MASS WORKS, No. 1908 RunDels
street. is now prepared TO do all kinds OF
brass. aluminium and phospbor bronze cast
ing; fine work solicited; also model and
pattern work. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

FOR SALE 500 buys good second hand iron
lathe. "A inch swing, 10 foot bed; q very
suitable article for turning and boring. and
Just the thing for cotton ginners to true
Miller. II
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!. 4. ELECTION

A., has elected the follow
"a me ensuing yel,; Presi-
s0'n' first Vice president.
'econd vice president, John
I* Amcolm Graham: directors.
ziikcr, Max Nicholson.
s., sed J. G. Pesspis. A reso-
!, 4. !. insiractlng the delegates
fsss 'ehuon to vote for Howard
president AMI Harry l..
i y secretary. first. last and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

FOR IiENT--Two neatly furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, bedrooms for gem
tlemen, pleasant location. Apply III San
Jneinio, corner Dallas. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

FOR RENT-~lTivcsroorn cottase. large yard,
corner I'm and Sterrett street. near Clevc-
lands Compress, Fifth ward Apply j.
Schocnmnnn, 9ON Prestnn aNenue. - 80
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE HAVE several good bargains to offer n
wish TO sell. See our exchange list. Nor.
feet g. Cooley. phone 673. room 20l. Bins
building. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

FOR RENT-To responsible party only. one
newly furnished front room, modern con-
hood; close in. Apply 1908 Main. corner
Dallas. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

cHARTERED.
|'sins corporations filed their
My.
v Lumber company of Beau
a stock, sl0,,Goo; purposes
|nitr business; incorporators- =
Nllson of iloalerey, Mexico
y and "A II Park of Bcau..nnt.
naens Tslsplcha contrary Vt
Wphill eoilts, capItai stock,
'e--generil telephone lusi-
e'ally the maintenance of u
u,hillree. Via Linsoolih. IN
%cfporalots '-,ieorge Ie'!af h,
N H. Flock and oili.ts
hlage Te'enlicns oomraly nt
,' eounti. capital stock, sttf0,
s'enance OF d tvlcahcLt limo
eser and Marlin; incorr ora
4unnicu,t. ]. c. Shaw ard Il.
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OFFICE OF Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road Company, Houston, Texas. March 2,
Sys.--Notice is hereby given that the reg
Il ular annual meeting OF the stockholders
and of the Board OF Directors OF the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Raiiroad Company,
Will BE- held at the office Oh the Company.
IN The City OF Houston, Texas. on Monday.
the fourth day OF April. 1898. at twelve
o'clock. noon. Z. W. Cave. Secretary.
~~'SN"' ABR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

1900 ACRES good prairie land IN Tarking-
tons Prairie, Liberty county. 10 exchange
farm. Wilson 4 Hannah 203 KAN build
ing. -
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, south
ern exposuro references required. Apply
Si5 Caroline street 50
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VIZ MED Lady compositor to work In q
good office; must have two years exper-
ence; permanent position for the right
iprty: state salary p. +. iarigcl. La
Grange Texas. 81
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FOX KENT Nlncyroom regjcence, modern
improvements. With stable, on Chsnevcrs
street and Texas avenue. On premises to u.
browne. I
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FOR RENT--Nchr paved street, nice sis room
two-story house; modern improvements
also two desirable rooms in private family
for light housckecping; references. 1917 Mo-
Kinney avenue. 30
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WANTED TO BUY.


WE BUY second hand furniture and house
hold goods and pay fair price. Barr &
KILLER. IA Travis street. as
WILL BUY one bed room suite. one parlor
and dining room suite; must be cheap. Ad-
dress v, b., this office. 9
PARTIES whaling To sell their household
goods Will lind II 10 their advantage bv
addressing ~ 900, this office. 3
WANTED no BUY- Gentlemcn's second
hand clothing. highest price paid; drop me
postal; will call. A. zuber. 502 Milan
street. 30
CITY SCRIP WANTED Give name. Juan
tity; price; must be cheap. 400. this Of
flee. 80
WANTED-To buy your cooking and boating
stove. furniture and all kinds Of house,
hold goods; will ppy you the highest cnsh
prices. Cali Ct 102 and 7Q3 Congress ave-
nue.. l.. Gimbel. manager. 4-26
s- --., VI.
WANTTD--To buy ono second hand closed
carriage: write description aud price Box
pol. Crockett. Texas. -
WILL PAY you more than anybody for your
gentlemen'g second hand clothing Send
postal card 10 postoffce box w. Houston.
VIII call on you.
wANTED--To buy ono or two well located
unincumbered lots IN velasco;. state lowext
cash price. Address O, L.. Norris p Q.
box Is. Houston.
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WANT ED-.At once, middle-aeed white lady
70 cook country hotel Address Lock Box
E, Rock Island Texas. ~
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So, FSMEN TO sell cigars to dealers We pay
from $40 10 5000 per month salary. and cx-
Tpiises, experience unnecessary, pcrmaneu;
Position The De Mora Cigar Co., Spring
field Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-29

The fourth day OF April 1898. ut twelve
O'clock. noon. L. W. Cave. Secretary.
EoTIcE-Texas. Sabine valley aud North
western Railway Company, i.onsyirw.
given that the annual meeting OF the stock.
holders o! The Texas. SahiuL valley ana
Northwestern Railway Company VIII pe
held at the public office II said company IN
the Gi Of Long ,S I'm Sf dss . Of ASr iss
at o'clock D. M for the election oil board
nj nine. directors of said company, ana ior
the trnpsacticn OF such ether business az
may be brought before the s'oekLoiaHrs
indsiirg- 49,,
Notice is also hereby given that tue nrst
msetinp OF the board OF directors OF SAID
Texas. Sabine Valley and NORTHWESTERN
Kailw,y Company. TO be elected a. san
stt al, holders meeting, Nill be nero az Wy
same place ana on the same aas 40 S"''
G. nj. ID, Grissby President,
j. r. Clem,nons. Secretary.
NGTICE--Texas and Sabine Valley Rai,wS
Conf any, Carthage. Texas. aareh 70, lnss,
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stakeholder OF the Texas
and Sabine Valley Railway Company VIII
be held al the public office Of said company
in the City Of Carthage, Pamela epnnly
Texas. on Thursday, the .sth day 81 ApIil.
1895. at l o'clock p. M, for the election o.
hoard Of nine directors OF said company ana
for the ,ranasetSn OF suen oln .a, pu,n
Notice is also hereby given that The nr.t
meeting OF the board OF directors Of saio
Texas and Sabine yaiey ksmSsy 0 mas,ins.
ssms day Al said stockholders' meeting
q. ~ D. Grigsby, President
J. r. Cltmmons, Secretary f%'
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FINANCIAL.

NoNEY TO -ToAN-On improved farms ard
,anehes Francis Smith & Co., san Az
sonic Texas. Call on y. W. Norris. hiam
building.
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+. wANTED--A registered pharmacist, ono un-
| dstapding Spanish preferred; must not
| dink. Address Alice Drug Store, Alice.
Nncres County. Texas. 20