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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-06
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NOTICE.

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CASTORI ia
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The last word in a quarrel is not
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low man, nor the pleasures of this
world. he is, because of his own choos-
ing: q social outcast-a living dead
man dDney Lctger.
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HYMENEAL.

DAY EpMONDSON.-- Grange, Texas
April 4.-Last night at 1880 o'clock at the
NJ e. church. South, Mr.. II. Il. Day. an
old citizen and business man, and Mrs. r..
II. Edmondson. widow Of the late Col. p.
Il. Edmondson, both of this city. were
united in the bonds of matrlmony, Rev.
Collins, pastor of the Methodist church,
performing the ceremony.
SAMUBLS- OSCAR Calvert Texas. April
4.--Miss Mamye Oscar. one of Calvert
most charming young ladies', and Mr.. ny
man Samuels. a prominent cotton buyer
here, were married at the Grand Centlai
hotel last night at o'clock. Rabbi Weiss
of Waco officiating.
DUSTIN MARVIN. EDNA. Texas. April
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at me
beautiful home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Marvin, situated one mlle
east OF Edna. occurred the marriage OF
Miss Blanche Marvin 10 Nj. A. dienroy
Dustin, Rev. j. G. Cunningham oihc,auag.
WILSON COBB. Sherman. Texas, April
6.7--Thc most brilliant wedding Of the sea /,
SON took place this evening at the second
Rantist church. The contracting parues
were sidney Wilson and Miss Rcfa topo'
both well known and popular young So.
cietv people. Rev. j. A. Ivey performed
the ceremony.
NEWTON WILLIAMsoN-- Georgetown
Texas. April S.--Rev. I. Newton, a prom
trout Young minister of the White fohse
nn,,m,,nity' was last night united in mar
riare 10 Miss Emma Williamson at the res
;dence of the brides parents. Both parties
are residents of that community ana are
hiphIy resnected.
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doom. Mr.. A. j. johnson, aged rs years.
Mr.. johnson was one of the early Texas
settlers, coming to this State in 1852.
he mas lived in Gonzales and Faystte
counties ever since. He leaves wife.
twelve children and forty-two grandchil-
dren. besides hosts of friends to mourn his
death.
HODGE. kaufman Texas, April g.
warren Hodge, aged about IS years, died
at his home near Peedes MILL this county.
sunday night, and will be buried TODAY.
deceased was one of the Oldest settlers of
Kaufman county.
+ BARNES. Kaufman, Texas, April g.
Mrs. James Barnes, living two miles east
OF Kaufman, died yesterday of consump-
tlon. Deceased was about 40 years of age
ana leaves husband and several children
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Texas, April g.
Dled, yesterday, at his home in this city.
Mt. Dan stanford, after a protracted i'll
ness, leaving widow and many friends
TO mourn his loss. He was long mer-
chant, and a man deserving the respect of
every good citizen He was a member in
good standing Of Weimar lodge. A. F.. and
a. NJ, and was buried with Masonic cere-
monies in the Masonic cemetery at this
place.
WARD.-Shlner, Texas. April 4.-Charles
W. Ward. editor and proprietor of the
Sinner Gazette. died here at II o'clock to-
day after a long illness.
DANlS--Lockhart, Texas. April 3.--After
a sickness of several wears duration, from
pulmonary consumption, Mrs Mary Luz
ticia Davis. wife of Mr.. NJ. l. Davis. died
April /, and was buried in the city Gene
terry. Mrs. Davis bore her long and ter
rible affliotion with Christian fortltude,
and the end found her ready and resigned.
She leaves devoted husband and several
chilren TO lament her loss
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rora wor.h,s sprIns cnrni, NM ).

Fort Worth. Texas April LITE sPF!HE
carnival directory has selec'ea-a ,oss''Oa
for the auditorium, y viii be baill On :
Tract Of ground 15sx2s2 feet dlmensiohs \,
Texas street. accessible TO ne ,nrse ss src,
m. IN lsrsnsactien viii be closed today ana
. ssn.'r for tho construction q me
STANDARDIZATION STANDARDIZATION, wili be let at once Mrsaay 90
yrr Ssiit Of the first payment on sloscI,p-
rsr ecu ak 200 have been collected, with
an 1 = single dollars shrinkase. Ihf event
viii viii be tfe biggest hing OF the Mno .a =,
held in the South and me pro,cs', III was
|it will surrsss the spring palace ma
- nouuIor 4 few years ago
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

.--La Porte, Texas, April g.
we OF y. p. Banning, at La
., 1898. aged 3S years. Her
one son survive her. she
prominently connected with
|eniplars of Lincoln, Neb. In
made at La Porte.
Inns, Texas. April 5.AMr. s.
'ueid. one of the oldest citi-
county, died yesterday and
mere today. Deceased was an
" Neal and father OF Mrs.
|omason, both of this city.
columbus, Texas, April A.
Ins' infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
~, aied last night at the home
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. w.
r,..-Muldcon, Texas. April 81
yesterday morning, near Null
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HER AND CROPS.

County. Texas. April 1o.-The
d weather has had the effect of
prospects look gloomy. Some
IN killed and is being planted
kome is coming out Just n little
weather began. Farmers gem
eding rain to bring up the stuff
I'm in this section LOOKS we'll and
almost double that of previous
planters are hesitating over
planting, awaiting the decision
hgton authorities anent the war
3 County. Texas. April Corn
Inted after the freeze is coming
planting progressing rapidly; DAT
Is very badly, on account OF the
Fayettc County, Texas, April
as much improvement in the
last few days. 1t is now much
fhere is little wind. Everything
nicely. Last night was warm
d there was q, heavy dew this
eday is partly hbpdy. A good
2 do growing crops good, espe
Fs and gardens. The late pro.
Winds took much moisture out
q. The crop prospects, SO far.
Robertson cean;y. Texas, April
injured very little by the res
Up. Farmers are anticipating
(soms cotton was Killed by the
All of the large planters ara
ping RuineiB needed to bring
cote . S.ii. -.
Waller Cour.y.sTexas. April II.
ltion shows that ali the cotton
Elted here viii nave to be planted
|that which WIS not UP had
died. Cottnh SEED is very. short
|armers and Bauly on that ar
(e war newsAbe acreage viii be
nan last yeat, twhile corn and
Elil be largely Increased.
}, Coleman County, Texas, April
f,nced raining aslow, steady lain
|ieek this afternoon and IL looks
crouth is broken. At p. nj. 1t
I, .+o, !" Soullty, lcNaS, April
\ situation In this section is
ioWs; On account of cool and
nearly all tho cotton viii have
oser. After this is done II may
'bd some of the cotton Will NOT
org Il rains. The farmers have
~ 10 iear Corn is II good stand
W. Much of this crop has becn
I, once. Both plant and stubble
llins out nicely. The weather Is
nough there is a slight appear
, son County, Texas. April s.
COUNTY have planted corn
ny ,lhim that on account OF tie
p pS Try weather they will have
; IAN Green County. April II.
~, mhlch threatened damage TO
'ps' was broken by u good ram
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
.iont al reasonable rates. For further par
tculars address James Nccane. boa 100.
HouE.on. Texas u
LhwYERs-Thirty years practice at the
Houston bar; abstract Of tItles made
by experienced land lawyers. Cline. Cline
Houston. u
Munson. Houston. and NJ. 8. Munson.
Jr. Angletcn. Texas. Personal attention
10 land litigation. examining tttles. Hsr.
r1s and BrazorIa counties M
8. d. COTTON BRO, Fire insurance ASseto
I snd Adjusters. - Main suset
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EGG ROLLING.

IA park Sunday afternoon there
rolling" largely attended by
IN people and the children, and
bment was heartily enjoyed,
concert by the Second Regiment
was heartily enjoyed.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Longview, Texas, April io.--who wants
the following goods. hold for iaen,rii tbs
iion. same came into my possession on ihe
an an" day Of April 1895: About IS hats Of
the following brands. "LigbtnnE Express,
American Beauty r. R H., r, halter Z!
brand" BEST $500 Hat In america,
"sylyina." "Buckskin Felt The Enter
prise pepotn raris \. 81 .r 4 "a s Wl,k I,
. ~ stvIe,, Superior Brand The
c;saette;. fifteen colored shirts; four pairs
gray jeans pants wire any Information nation
-. G. Howard. sAerin eress 'opH'''
Texas.
axe bei'on, =, Warch, 1898. from T. g..
Graves Gran aAy three miles northeast of Bolton
years s sa a s% bands ps ss
.h, H. small, set FAST on back. one fore
AMI ankle sA enlarged, IN very good order not
she'd OF. liberal reward for any h,d lai9 y y
Graves BeItou, Texas. or l.. j. Ianher-
sley. sheriff Bell county, Texas
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,p LAST SERMON.

III lsftoA si~N-'p-'
krmon of the meeting at the
ehurch will be preached tonight,
|Pelt will leave tomorrow morn
bme In La Porte. He speaks IN
(elms of the many kindnesses
while here, not only by mem
|wn church, but by all denom-
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BIDS AND PRoPosALs.

c0TT7JNWo0D -uMpEK-l want bids. for
"A 90 feet cottonwood lumber; located az
xn,phern, railroId. AiIfess S. T., Barnss.
Trinity. TeaAs -
NIX ul,j- 10 reserved b. the Southern Ia
ri. Company until noon April a. tor som
ssrattioa Of an esisnsien Of its Tnipoassns
xi,ie. La. For further intai iation anc spe'
c;,irrtiors call on or address J. Y. MANI;
Enriresr N. Of W. Houston. Texas. ~
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ron sA1A.

FOR SALE Portable bawc oven md .outht OF
tlns. In hrst-clnss condition. X. r. Daley.
1879 Avenue NJ, Galveston II
FINE lets Of new huEsics, rhaetons, Surveys
aud harness for sale. Lufendons Stshice,
Frsnllin and Caroline street. oil
JUST rUpLisHED and for sale at rilIot's
hook store, n volume Of poems by DIR. Sd.
ward A. Rlrant. jr., tound In blsc and
xcld iiice 81, prsfaia u
FOR SALE OR RENT--.A largr paying dairy
FOR SALE--Our cotton compress, IN good
order, bargain can be had IN this press:
also one Fairbanks r. Il. track scales, H.
X Wise, Houston Texas. IL
TYPEwRlTERs for sale or rent; Rcminston.
Smith Premier, Hammonds. aud don't fail
s. 10 SEQ the new Remington -Shules. NJ. A,
Grant, 10is Texas avenue. 40
FOR SNLE-@Only weekly newspaper At cour-
" seat, within NIFTY miles OF Austin icsal
t to sc S terms 500 cash. Balance easy pay
ments. Address Room s. priskil HOTEL
Austin. TEXAS. II
FOR sALE--B Beautiful sold flsh; large 5Oc,
and small, sc each, 1911 Texas avenue. 10
WHEN YOU arc In reed of wood or coal.
iing us up; prices are down; good meas.
uics and weights guaranteed telephone sly,
C,afy's Weed and Coal Ward. q. Is
ONE ilne fresh COW. with young heller calf.
fot sale cheap at eoh Clay avenue. IL
FOR sALE--car OF well broke Missouri
RULES, from s7S to $40 pair. also good
work horses from $50 TO 800 each. nt Lar
cnoons Stables 4sl 10
MY DAIRY, complete. with 80 bcnd OF COWS.
Good harm aud dwelling house; have good
cash trade, Apply to o. II. Chapman. Chap.
mars Dairy, Fifth ward. 10
For SALE Cheap. an extra fine registered
Jersey bun calf. 5 months old. grandson OF
the famous Fancy's Harry, sire OF 3e, S2S
takes him, WI, Groom Wharton. Tex. ia
FoR sALE,-Twenty head high grade Jersey
cows. frcah with young caves South Texas
rGifeds registered: JcrAey male for service
l.iN Franklin Avenue, corner Chcncycrt st,tt
CATTLE FOR sALE-.S5o head OF stock rut-
tie for sale, White w. H. Prewitt, hngics
ton, Texas Is
BkNuTIFllil English pug pups for sale -
1890 Husk avenue, 10
LIGHT housekeeping outfit fer sale. new,
Address 22sp this office -
FOR SALE Nice millinery store and fix
lures: ono Of the beat towns lii Texas. 1000
population: good room: low rent. best To-
eation. Addrcss 400. this office. u
CABBAGE 10 per pound sacked I, o, b. cara,
by III, w. Vauchciot, BoS L, Alvin. Tex
az. ID
BATnER SHOP ior Faie -Ioap: have ot1cT
husincts. Hughes. iai5 Congress. lions.
ton. ~
rICNeLESl Second han1 boys Elyria, good
rs lev, $40. Rtphy, SIS first class order;
pirl's Rugby, SIS new. March culmcrs,
SIG fannin street, Houston, Texas. II
Broom con-, Miilct stsd, seed Peanuts,
Spanish aud Georgia. Cabbage aud Tomato
platts; Gotten Seed. improved Georgia.
Klngis Improved. Five Lcck. Grey'R Inn
proved apt Chcsio Storm ffcof Watcrmel-
ors. Dallas Market Jumbo. Pride OF Gaor
gin, Velvet i5eaus. Bono Dust Fertilizer
Holloway Seed, Grain and Commission Co.,
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ELECTRopLATlNG--W make n specially OF
roenshng gas and electric light fixtures In
any of tho following finishes: Polished
hrasb, oxidlscd copper. new bronze, antique
silver. Roman or English gilt aud Bardoff.
also do REPEATING In gold. ailyef, nickel, cop.
pr. brass etc. l.. Il. Miller. Houston. II
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! FROM BRENNAN
rates Attest Their Loyal
|ths United States.
|ALLY AROUND THE FLAG.
| camp Places It's Mems
|, the Disposal OF the
Inent in Case Of Wnr.

was. April 1.-The following
| adopted by Washington Camp.
70 enemies OF our Southland
bal 80 sernment have put in cir
reports impeaching the integ-'
k.,sm Of those who followed the
j,,sederate States of America.
10 make the impression that
between the United States and
other Nation. the old Confod-
Eou,h viii turn traitors to our
therefore, be it
Washington Camp No. 23e, u.
! nroyc that we accepted defeat
n the North in good faith and
The flag of our country. we
Four lives, our fortunes and our
upon the altar of the govern
kynited States of America, and
|, when she needs our services
Hing a foreign foe. she has but
Iiarm mud we will rally around
Ehlch the banner of tho Lost
kered In April, 1865.
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ArK BRICK BUILDING.

tnmencod on the 4oN6O brick
lar the Rrenham Comp esa, Oil
trrlng company. 1t is 10 be
purpose of combining their
i boilers used to run the cleo
ice plant and the building will
he electric light plant and the
hing in almost the entire space
buildings. This will consider
hcir Insurance, aG we'll as save
81 an extra fireman and ecor-
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing
comfortable, happy home. We own tho
land. of the right sort, and offer II FOR anle
at correct prices. on accommodating terms.
With Il conservative rate Of intcroht. Let us
know your wants. Get one OF our booklets
Address "Lano Department" J.. J. Wills
G. Bro. Galveston. Texas. Sill
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HELP WANTED.

:
wANTEp7-A man who undcrstania eardcn.
Ing cali at city market at o'clock Tues.
Day morning. Z. Henderson. IL
WANTED first-class mechanic to apply
carly this morning ut Fred Runs shop and
tcssdcrcc. ISL Pierce avenue, between liam.
tl,cn and Chcncvtrt. IA
A PRINTER. sober and fal, Workman, can
get Job AZ Star Office. Wharton. Texas.
Don't be long getting to It. IL
AGENTS wANTEp--.we want ono shrcwd,
F. careful man IN Every town 10 make = few
thousand dollars for himself quietly at
oms a ama pS SSrs os rs, Goods sS
free: Address immediately T., o. Box tSos,
huston, Mass
sA..FSMEN TO sell cigars to dealers; we pay
from $40 70 $500 per mouth salary. and cx-l
e teascSs experience sunu ocessaryi permanent
positions: Tho DC Mora Cigar Co., Spring
h.tuss Ohio; ss4
WANTED--A hoy 10 work IN bakery
Seacsacr's Steam Bakery. ap Dallas ave-
sALEsMENs,o sell toilet soap 10 dealers; 500
lnonthly salary aud expenses. Louis Ernst
Il Co, ST. Louis. 4
WkNTED--Cnod skirt and waist hands, In.
Quife at the Modistc Pnrlors. Goodhue
luildins. beaumont. Texas. N
wANTEn Experienced mant to grow hcrrics.
and vegetables For particulars address O.
u: Cook, Alvin. Texas. u
wANTEn-= Good. sober blacksmith torrent a
sror and dwelling; trade good NJ, F,Arn-
strong. nia,iager Chaprell iiill. Texas. 1.
AGENTSs-Wc want sou 10 visit stores and.
sell machine fSr printing signs on fencrs,
lriJrts, rocks-~1ny rough surface, stcady
work all summer Arc Co, Racine. WIS. 20
WANTED Mnchinlsts 10 stay away from San
hutonc. Texas. Trouble here. aaehinists
Unipns IL
wANTEpA@Twcnty IRE live men 10 represent
the American Union Life Insurance Co Of
Nov York; best contracts given by any
legal reserve company, and sasie.t policy
TO write. Address 3i2 Bins building. Hous-
ten,
statesmen for cigars. SlcJ month and
expenses: old firm. experience unncccs.
gary. c. G, Bishop 4 Co., st. Louis. Mo.
LIFE INsuRANCE--Agc 20. 1880 Dor sicoD
hnrEally; rate, guaranteed: chicago
Guaranty Life: $500 assem- 10 each 81 LA.
bilit!es: agents wanted. highcst commits,
sions. w. J, M.nton, manager. Trust
building, Dallas. Texas.
AGENTS Economy gas burner saves 20 per
cent &C GAL makes large. beautiful lighs
and gives $50 per cent pront to saleemen.
General Agency Co., rs Dearborn street.
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MY DAIRY, complete. with 30 bend OF COWS.
Ieod harm aud dwelling house: have good
cash tfadct Apply to o. III. Chapman. Chap
mans Dairy, Fifth ward. sss.ssE 40
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WE HAVE several good bargains to offor in
wish to sell See our exchange Hat. Nor
feot & Cooley, phone 6'3. room 2ol, Dnz
building. II
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DIR ARNoLD'S "Specialties Female dis
enses, catarrh sexual debility aud all
chronic diseases. piles. tumors and cancers
cured without knife or pain. Office, Moore
purnott building IA
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HOUSTON GRAIN co.--Dy.on Leard. man
bran chops. Kafht corn and whont for
chickens goods delivered promptly 9ib VIII
low, TWO blocks north OF san Jacinto street
bridge: phone i9g. Alb
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ONE ENJOYS

rSNR ENJOYS
Both the method and results whom
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan,
and refreshing to the taste. and acts :
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN effectually, dispels colds. head.
aches and levers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever bro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and Observation-Disclosures. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
glsts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FYc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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For SALE Cheap. an extra Nne registered
Jersey bun calf. months old, grandson OF
the famous Fancy's Harry, sire OF S6; 30
takes him. W. j, Groom. Wharton. Tex. ls
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WANTED Buyers and sellers Of farm md
ranch lands. city property. stocks OF mar
chrudsc OF all descriptions, III or out OF
Teas; II you have anyihins OF valuo to sell
or exchange, correspond nj once with 1. J.
Skaggs Real Estate Co.. Rock lsla;i. Texas.
4-pb
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BAltliER SHOP Tor fale shoap, have othcf
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-12

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