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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-02
SHERIFF. MARTIN TEsrIrIES.
fEe Described the ,Dispcrafng or WI
rncrouS HodtrS OF Strikers

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 1.-Sherin
Martin testified in his own defense al
this afternoons session of the court
Hc told of his actions from September
l. when he was called from Atlantic
City up to the day of the shooting.
lie described the dispensing of numer-
Gus bodies of strikers during that
period. Getting down 10 the time of
the shooting, he said:
Friday morning L reached Drifton
and found all my deputies there. We
went TO Lumber Yurd, central point.
AT l in the afternoon l got message
that the strikers were marching
through Cranberry, bound for Latti.
mer. | hurried off with the Ha.leton
deputies 10 intercept the men at West
ilazleton. While going there re-
peatcd my instructions TO the deputies
about Keeping cool and avoiding trou-
bic if possible
The mob awOre nj us when we an
preached, cursed me and would not
bulge when ! told them 10 do 80. I
read my proclamation and walked
through them. asking them 10 go home.
One young man swore ut me Violently
anu said they would so to Lattimer in
spite or me. ! arrested him. One man
picked up stone, but dropped it when
pointed my revolver AT him.
Il told crowd of spectators TO go
home as the strikers were despcru tc
and there might be trouble. FINALLY
the strikers left the road and started
OFF over some lots. Soon l heard they
were going to Lat;imcr ana / hurried
or with my deputies to intercept them.
II told them again TO keep cool and
not 10 shoot unless their lives or m.ca
were in danger. After lining them up
alongside the road ! told them I would
go out to meet the strikers and try
once more to dispersc them. A deputy
asked II he should not go with me-
No. l said. I'll go alone l thought
one man was enough to die at once
felt some how there was going 10
he trouble. / met the strikers about
lity yards from the deputies and asked
them where they were going.
TO stop at Llttimcr breaker n LOT
of them cried.
Il told them they must not so and
read my proclamatio to them. but
they crowded around me, swearing at
me and hustIing me to one side One
man tried to grab me. and I then at
tempted 10 get hold of him. bu, the
crowd jumped on me and pounded me
ahout the body. i dropped my paper
and pulled my revolver. One of the
men tried to snatch the revolver from
me, but failed. Then he struck me an
awful blow in the face and knocked me
TO my knees. l tried to shoot mm. but
my revolver would not explode Then
the shooting commenced. Ii lasted
about half 4 minute
In the crowd saw three men armed
with rcVolvers, and one with knife.
The latter made n stab at me. but miss
ed. Two men were shot jus; behind me
to the left. ] was in the direct line of
fire"
The cross-eSamination conducted by
MT. Scr'i1tt lasted for two hours. and
VIII he resumed tomorrow. While
many minor details were brough. out
nothing was adduced to affect the main
story.
~ number of witnesses examined be-
fore Sheriff Martin told of d!sordcr,v
action by the strikers.
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~ 'TGlE HOUSE,
Tho f.oud EiIl Regulating second
Glass 7F:.i. Natter, sons,cered.

Glass 7F:.i. IEnttcr, Considered.
The House to-day entered upon the
consideration Of the Loud bill relative
TO second class matter. The bill Is
identical with that passed at the last
Congress, but Mr.. Loud, it's author
gave notice OF an amendment per-
mitting the transmission at pound rates
Of sample copies up to 10 per cent. OF
the bona tide circulation of the news
paper periodical This amendment re-
moves much opposition to the bill.
The bill excludes from classification
as second class mail matter, which
pays postage at the rate OF l cent per
pound, books and reprints of books
printed in serial form, Sample copies"
OF newspapers or periodicals, in excess
OF 10 per cent of their bona fide cir
cnlation, unaold copies returned from
agents and all publications designed
primarily for advertising purposes.
All such publications, by Its terms,
would go into the third class, which
pays cents per pound
Second class muil matter by the bill.
Is restricted to newspapers and pcr.odi-
calls Issued at least four times a year
from known Office of publication
and publications Issued under the au-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-02
IHoNCLADs TO DE CoMMIssIoNEp
The MinutOnmah nnd KninhGin he.
ing Prepared for Srryicr.

Orders went ont from the Nary De
partment late this afternoon to put the
lron-clads Miantonomah and Katah-
ain into commission on the 10th instant.
They are now at the League Island
Navy-yard. where they have been laid
up for year or two past It Is said
at the department that the purpose of
putting them in commission is to make
berths for the survivors of the Maine.
now at Key West, waiting on the court
Of inquiry, which. without doubt. Will
nave finished with them by the 10th
The Miantonomah is O. formidable dou-
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when more bodies may be expected at
hey west, but Bache should return
promptly"
COURT OF INQUIRY.
Nothing New Regarding Fate or tho
Maine.

Maine.
Key West, Fla, March 1.-The sec
ond days session Of the court of inquiry
is over and rJthing new Is known re-
Garding the fate of the Maine, at all
events outside the mpmDers OF the
court Some who confidently declared Il
week ago that the court had already
found that the vessel was Intentionally
blown up have modified this consrruc-
ton, and for the most part admit that
such reports must have been based
largely on speculation
Even naval officers are apparently as
much in the dark as the civilians rs to
what the courts opinion is at the present
moment. Excellent progress has been
made In the examinations, and the court
VIII probably finish It's work here to-
morrow, when It's mrmbcrs will be
taken back to Havana on the Man
grove.
interest III the proceedings tagged
somewhat to-day. owing to the utter fu-
tility OF all attempts to crafty the gen
eral curiosity. The correspoudents of
the Associated Press placed before one
oi ihe members of the court the letter
signed "Maquinlsta" machinisO,. giving
alleSsd details 'of the filling Of the
Malne's torpedo holes with dynamite
sion by electric wires. The member of
'the court In question said that neither
inc letter nor It's dcveopmentS had
hcen officially before the court. The
hCubanS here are constantly receiving
'hsSterious misSiNcs from Havana pur-
portinE 10 reveal the method by which
'ne Maihe was sent to destruction.
put, us there are so many suggestions,
~ ln'orieS as there are letters. little
'e%,,ance % can De placed upon any.
,,., uS' VI 'ne morning session of the
court was devoted to verifying tcsti-
'',unS nm previously given Four engineer
nisrs mn;s ana eiEht enlisted men OF the
-"n.ne mn, were examined.
., ms '.'ecIS examined were Pass
Er.;',', ~, ~ r-'iS iiicei MOTIFS, Assistant
,.;,,S%m, l'uMcis' CADETS engineer di-
n"anii'S 'oh ana Crenshaw.
o, 'e' no'h session or the court be
,,n, u,ocN ana an adjournment
n,n,,,t, ,r, uh''l ~ tomorrow
OIL n,n, -. Ni''c hummer or enlist
10, "ui 'hS me uay is
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nrevcnt an, vi or VI key West, 10
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-02
FLETHT oUARTERED AT HONG
KONG

London, March "A special dis
patch from Shanghai says:
The United States squadron is con-
ccntrated at Hong Kong with n Wow
of active operations against Manila
Phllippine Islands, in the event of an
outbreak OF war between the United
States and Spain. The squadron which
is powerful, includes the cruisers
Olympia. Bcston, Raleigh, Concord
and Pctrcl."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-02

Ing malady; but its duration can be chi
short by the use OF One Minute Cough
Cure, which is also bc best known
remedy for Group and ali lung and bron-
chial troubles. j. NJ. Tro;tcr. Norfolk;
r. L. Walker, Brambleton; Truitt s.
Smith, Berkeley.
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NERVOUS TROUBLES ali kinds &c,-a;,
with ANIMAL. EXTRACTS FREQ Sb6oie 4
tells hgw. WASHINGTON CIiDMICAIsS
CO., Washington, p. G. 80 a. e
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sArE CONFLICT.
,oop AND y. 4. rEGuEs
.,crsLy WOUNDED.
..~~s n Dincrcnt Account
. Fired the FIRST shot.
ncth May Die.

rsxas, February PA des.
VI, occurred last night at i1:1;
n Haywood, the. manager Of
: )pera company. and p. r.
opera house manager at this
IN are seriously il not fatally
The difficulty occurred over
N Mr.. Pegues' family. Pegues
NJ. times, three times in The
'sce in the head, the most dam
IA being a ball through his
perres claims he received the
!. before he shot at Haywood.
him lying in the opera house
!, that he rallied and emptied
,,,er following Haywood out In
NJ shot passing through Hey.
N lung, which is very danger
I'd Gays the wound in the nose
Ire BY Pegues at the beginning
ts Both men showed great
CAout.
Ssa Kentuckian. He has two
sxey and o. H. Haywood. both
~.
- the Longview Ice company.
works, the opera house and a
in the electric light company
married about a year.
Liked several yards before as
I, and It was found his clothes
n after being placed IN bed,
a close and hot the conflict
|noa walked two blocks before
bthen talked in a testing man
.. who supported him when ne
! was dying.
Two men were present.
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= = -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Az ORDINANCE for the prevention OF cruel
IL 90 animnis and TO pinigb offeDder@
Whereas Dumb animals nTNfr nave bprf'
ana rover viii IN THE generaton ho pro-
trctnd from cruelty 10 places wieie lhes
have 70 friends willing 10 protect Them ana
Whereas Tho protection OF dninD iihlnlhs
alsyoyh appeais 10 our botlcr natures, ihoy
being unable 10 protect themselves ihpre-
He Il ordained by tho city Council Of the
Cty OF Houston: That ,...s.
gectIon f. whoever oycrdrivtH. oNrrloaoh,
drives when overloaded, oveiworks, torturos,
toi1ncnta dcpriyos OF necessary huhtphhllcS'
cruelty heats, mutilntcs or killa an amman,
on CAUSES. OF procures M Hliinal 20 ~ 70
oyerdrlyen, overloaded, driven when over
loaded OyorwoTkod, tortured, tprmfn'en,
deprived OF necessary sustenhnte' cfntily
beaten niutiIated or kllleu, hhd WDptffI,
having the charge or CUSTODY OF IN aDihHi'
either as owner or otherwise, iniDtb un .
nocessary cruelty upon u, or unnecessarily
fails 10 provide t with proper 1000, nrink,
shelter or protection from ms wr9ls,, n,,,,,
be punished upon conviction IN the ltncpfn-
ers' Court Of the CITY Of Houston by hhc
MOI leaa thpn aye dollars or more tnan ODE
hundred dollars.
sec Every owner, poasessor, or per-
son having the charge or custody OF an ans
NAL, who cruelty drives or works " wncn
unfit for iabor, or cruelty hbanhphs ~ "
carries Il, or causes 4 70 be rnffiep, ~ of
upon n vehicle, or otherwise, IN an 'innecI
cssnrlIy cruel or inhumaD manner, or Know.
insly aud wiIfuliy authorizes or permits y
Ia be subjected TO unnecessary tof,utes' SUI
farina on cruelty Of any kiud, shall be pun
ishod 10 the manner provided Ia the pre-
ceding section, a..
Sec That the hnes aeeruing from tne
conviction Of persons for Violating tae ypose
ordinance shall be turned over monthly 10
The City Treasurer MI,
Sec g. This ordinance 20 take effect
from ann after its paazngc, ana az oro,-
rsnres not IN conformity hereto are hereby
repealed. -,
/. Is. n warner. city Secretary 81 the
City of Houston. Texas. hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is . true and COR
ront COPY uf an ordinance pissed by the
CITY Council OF the CITY Of Houston at
regular meeting held February u, 1879
! witness ipy oins,a' sfha, ,a.s "'s' ~
-. Il. Warner. CITY Secretary
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PROFESSIONAL

Nv yERs-Thirty years practice at the
Houston bar. abstfnct ol u i,;.. n l7,
Dan Triplett loiol4 Congress avenue.
Houston. -.-4, 80 -.--i- -
DETECTIVE AGENcY.-Trnined Detectives
furnished for civil and criminal inyestiga-
,snns az reasonable rates. For further par
,te,i.rs address, James McCane, box 100.
Houston, Texas. ~
SSSITNsOy x MUNsON, Lawyers-W. e.
- Nnnson Houston. and NJ s. Munson.
IL. Angietons Texas Persona; ATTENTION
10 land litigation. examining ltlss' 9ass
rs and Brazorla counties y
:. o. COTTON & BRO, Fire Insurance. Agents
and Adjusters, 10 Main street.
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|iDROADs WELCOMED.
her board of Trade Passed
Resolutions.

Ter Hoard OF Trade Passed
Resolutions.
IN Texas. February 23.-Today
manager of the Denton, De-
western Railway company. a
Nation, presented to the board
II Sweetwater proposition 10
pad being promoted by his COM
seetwater providing the board
aus of 100000, right of way
oIan county and free access to
he OF the union depot. the plans
have just been adopted.
osition was accepted in a most
i spirit and by a unanimous
wing resolution was then offered
Arnold, cashier OF the Trammell
it passed with equal zeal and
That the Sweetwater board of
indorse the route selected by
DECATUR and Western Railwav
Ind We pledge our assistance and
aid to any railway enterprise
b Sweetwater. We welcome the
all public spirited promoters
ready TO join hands in aiding
AeIr undertakings.
passine of this resolution tbe
oaicer HIM n n Hord am
Arnold Thomas TrammelI
Rush TO close the contract and
sd for the $40 400 bonus They
IN formed by the representative
ccosed road and within few
nptraot was ,.onsummated
sriors az the Denton Decatur
"a road represent aggregate cap
RiE. Carswell nresident / W
first vice president: Il. H. Raum-
second vice president. w T
superintendent. viii 4 Miller.
hi, ]. Ullmann. trea surS. ". r
general attorney. VIII A
and j. II. Hayter
loving resolutions. were also
j the board:
|, The Colorado Valley railway
prise being promoted in faith
ass-like way. under charter
u Said Colorado VALLEY railway
hsweetwater a short line 10 the
lHco via Brownsville and Tam
70 Kansas CITY via wichita
kSald Colorado Valley railway lie
stpctIon and the rrade &c com
sity miles and track laid seven
ID Of sweetwater' and the work
fking to our entire satisfaction.
y That the sweetwater hoard of
0gniKe the Colorado valley rail-
Established and nermanent fea-
= the railway systems Of Texas.
\, That 49,, sa,J .. ~,
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49,. tue Eruyc.
nm seldent 1f which Mr.. .'ohn
Mn was the subject Is
kI''n az follows: II was IN n
sondition. My skin was III
ksally sunken, tongue coated.
Aiuall, y pack and sides, no up
" ~ growing weaker day 5y
7 ! 4Isleians had given me up.
sna a'shd advised trying El4:-
q IL % my great Joy aud sur
~ ostie made decided !ri-'
a. s \ their use for three
NJ ~, uow a well man. / ,.now
Sti,n,s. ana robbed the grave
CIV j no one should fell 20
~ ~. ~ SEATS per DO -iss At
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Sea pro-
posals will be received by the Commission
ers Court of Orange County, Texas. until IL
O'Clock noon. March 10. 1898 Tor the cree
tion OF fireproof court house In accord
ance with the plans and specifications now
on file at the office OF the County Clerk at
Orange Texas. and AT the offices OF u. s.
Glover and Glenn Allen, architects, J29-330
Mason block. Houston, Texas. Each bid
Iuugt be accompanied by certified check
I'm the sum Of $500, payable 10 the County
Judge should the accepted bidder fall 10
give good and sufficient bond In the fun
amount Of the bid for the faithful perform
ance OF the work The County reserve the
rIpht 10 reject any or all bids. S. Che
nauit County Judge 20
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRS-i5 10000 yards
OF good emhankmept work TO le, ct Crow
low La Address j A, Anderson e. Son,
care w W. nuson Bro. Crowley, La. z
TIE Commissioners Court Of Gonzales eoun-.
~ will receive bids and plans. TO be opened
OF, May II, 1898. for the construction OF IN
non, steel or wire bridge across the san
Marcos river at slaydeh ten miles above
Gonzales The court reserves the flsht -
reject any and all bids, w w oiaas.
County Judge Gonzales County. Iexas. %
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro,
posais addressed TO the CITY Secretary VIII
he received up TO 3 p, m. on Monday req
ruary 2s 1895. for the construction OF
sewer along Smith street from Capitol ave
nue. to Buffalo bayou. according 70 plans
and specifications on file In the office OF the
CIV Engineer Each hid must be- accom-
nanted By certified check on local bank,
made payable TO the order OF tho Mayor, IN
the sum Of $3.50, % secure making OF con-
tract and the successful bidder WIN ,l De fe-
nuired TO give bond In the sum Of $500 for
acceptapiei completion OF the WORK inc
city reserves the right to reject any ana
ai,,' hids H. y. RICE. Mayor
Houston. Texaa. February 10, 1888 %
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FINANCIAL.

Fop sALE--s5ooo Houston water works PET
cent gold bonds q s,s an n, ao sysa,,,
,,ne'rv-ro LEND uron Houston real esta.e.
III 8 Phelps. attorney, Sei,a Nam suee.
city. --------------
,,oNEy. TO LOAN on diamonds or good pa
"w BIZ. skort time, strictly cpnhdentiai' AZ
dress Loan, this oiiee. ---------------
We HAVE a wELL-sEcuREp, % i nsa 1nai'
in sums Of 500. assrsgeiing si ,,s ,or idie
' x,aps,s Am, ess cieburnc Investment Co, z
d. BOX 1888, Dallas. Tex
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wANTED--Partner with small capital IN es-
tablished paying business. Address W. H..
this office. =
VALUABLE HOTEL property for sale. In
GLIDING furniture. ETC.; owner wishes 10 re-
tirc from business; n bargain on easy terms.
Address Box a37, Palestine, Texas
Eop sALI;--sl000 cash will buy the best bnsi-
,,ess house and lot in the town or Rosen-
berr. now rented for SIS per month Ade
dress Box S, Rosenberg Texas. Z.
WILL SELL within the next ten days at
a bargain the remainder OF tho L. Vogel
& 90. stock consisting OF fancy groceries
and soda water fixtures. also lease on
huildlng TO September !, 1899. = ~
Kirebhaine. trustee, Marlin Tex ~
r,IE, rIeht marty can buy half Interest IN
in,,,ber ward in small, growing town. on
railrcad in black land country; ihrus
nmeriean. German and Bohemian farmer !,
I,mber Yard. this Office -
4 rIpsT CLASS STOCK OF confessions ana
r., i,,rns. also soda apparatus. two fountains
-, al; necessities connected with same.
Including silver ware etc. Tor saie cn,sp.
ad reason for selling. Address r. y. Dua
r.! ynaknin. Texas ------------- -
ron sALE--At a sacrifice. owner leaving
citv n good paying grocery store. slocA,
s;,,rss horse and wagon. TWO lots, store
az one. dwelling on the other: FOR partIe-
ulars write L. J. Robinson, waco texas;
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EST BADLY BURNED.

Flesh Is sIoughing
rem His Rody.
fexas, February CDR. w,
XIV ~ was badly burned while
around his burning wife,
0ondition. He tells The Post
" II. .nai the meat is sloughing
q aau that his burns are much
sInas, nrst thought, though he
70 lose the use Of his hands
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.Aas February 25.-The spe-
" sneriff of Robertson come
M !, B R. Jones, dsmocraiic
N q elected by about 1900 ma
n u Hodge. populist.
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS making $40 TO ssh n week, greatest
artnts seller ever Invented, both canvass
irg and gpnorai agents needed. full nartlcu-
lars by mail Monroe MFG. Co. \ 1856, la
JiUSse Wis. 81
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FOR SALE--At a bargain. cotton gin aud
giist mill in GOOD lociliioit, has spur track
from railroad on land, easy terms. Write
No s,2S, this office, }
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EGGS for setting from standard bred high
scoring Drown IegboNts, the best ogg rro-
dacing fowls; we keep only healthy, vigor.
Gus, farm raised stoc~; no town lot chick
ems; 81 so for IL; we ship anywhere The
Star Poultry and Duck Farm. Houston
lfafplis raxae 9
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FOR RENT.

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roommate Tor g5utleman3 bath rev house,
close 10, references; 'oS Walker ~
roR NlsNT-rTwc urturuished oonnecun,
front rooms. Apply inel Commerce avenue,
corner Hamilton street.. z
FOR RENT Two story house in Third ward:
all couNcnlenrNa Apply to Y. $. WEEK, 2sess
Moin street, or .siS Sun ,laeinto street
FOR KlsNTTo permanent tenant. At sla
month two story avoiding. 20. Calhoun ave-
nue.; large yard. stable, etc Aiply ~
ErAnklin.s 1910 Texae I,yenue Y
l'oR RENT Ninc.room house, two blocka
Central depot, ti6 Girardi bath, $iS John
Mailer, 2tol Travis. !
NICELY furnished room, modern convent
onres excellent nciRhnorhurd, good table
hohri, very cheap Tor t~n. 81 Travis, =
NICELY furnished fiont roou Tor rent chnnp
so geutlomen with good references. Apnly
iG9 st. Charles street
FOR RENT Largo front south room, uiooly
furnished good neighhorhood. near bnsi'
neba center: modern cnnycnienoaa for gesl-
tiomcn, references required. Address J, Ka
this otice. y
FOR RENT-~Nino room house, with stable
aud modern improvements, Apply v.
nrown. 1901 TeSns avenue
FOX RENT.--Furnshcd rooms Tor light
housekeeping 10 parties without children;
large room Tor soniieneni lloa itaLrie. -
Fol, RENr-~Two-Htor tcn-ropm dwelling
heuac. corner Isusk aud lfAnnin street Ap-
ply Childress d Taylor, Cotton ENohansa
building.
Foe RENT--h suitablo location for a wood
OF coal yard, on Vine street, IN the Fifth
ward john Rennedy. -.------.l
FOR RENT-~Cheap, raised cottage, with all
mndcru improvements, nenr Washington
street school Inquire otto freussner, ils
Washington street. or NJ j, l.. M'ttDHii ..
Jeyeicr
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ono large room. suitable for iiRht manu-.
featuring; cheap; ZIG Main.
FOR NIgNT-.sIS or seven rooms with bath
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I,thdo street ----o
FURNISHED ROOMS for ilRht housekeeping
10 couple without children; also fonns
s pr ei''s'' e''tN''''' ''''''' Is
For RENT New store, soxG0 feet, washing
tou atrect $40 PEI month years lenan v
u Chew, sr., Telephone building
FOR RENT--A three room cottage, ono block
from court house Apply al5 caroline
LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.
srI.hyEp OR s1oLE& from my pasture
unnr Pununton TdNaa. u lnreei black b-Nenr-
uld mare mule, branded y OH ioft shoulder
and / Il On lett thigh, q lbcInl reward
win te paid for Information leadlnS 10 her
recovery J. 9 pnll. slmon.on. I l. y
on GT0LENA lemon aud white
nointor pun months old liberal reward II
returned TO American Brewofy =.
LOST. ycli0wish brown Shepherd dog. black
In on tail, black nosu and black marks oycr
the oyes; answers 10 name OF Pcitseyi ~
reward II returned TO blilby q Dow. ~
= % -
OF stolen--One dark bay mare, III
hands highs dark brown muins, Que hors9
aud one mare, II hands high, lprso-nule
branded -. with bar over Il on rib mare.
mule has BIZ marks IN corner Of mouth si6
rcxae *
s'rSiI ZEN About February 6, 1875 gold waten.
case No 500 $685. Ssh; numbcr Of works. 49,
500; j. J.. Mitchell name on face. aud w q
rhipps I4oyeady Texas, " paek3 omoE ~
rfNas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26

WE HAVE In stool, seed rye mud Kafiir corn.
60 cents busheI; wiuter arc spring vheai
flour. all grads. also rye Hour, Puinper-
nickel md Granam; Try us or prices. The
Iatton. Neale Co.. Pro Congress, phone 5'6. ;