The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-24
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| oAKwooDS. Born 10 u.
w. Brantley. a girl
| .JACKSBORo.- Tho recer. -.
plenty Of water for all purposes
oAKWooDS. Born, 10 N, ~.
Il. heeton' November %, 4 In. ". =
BUFFALO.-At a special s,s.s
OF . cents on the 500 was sot hssM
public school house. 's'su
| WAXAHACHlE. Mora th,,
vorce cases are now pendInr = , ,,0
of the district court. T-' v4'M N
COMANCHE.-So far 4h.,
shlpped from this point 1000 bai.f y \,
about 1l,coo bales received.
GAlL.--The drouth tSroH,A... !,
county has been effectually brtfs5 :.
is now plenty of stock water.
LAUREL--Bud Zackery, prsyIlas, VA.
as suffering from dislocated "a.
alive and has a good chancp IA IA
GREENvILLE. Mr.. Barnh,rt \ Y.
brought in four hogs. which s,s,s1
POUNDS. and were sold for 4 cents Nh
PARIS.-W. r. Gill, formerly /, NJ.
man here, has been chosen to An N p.
ton OF secretary of the Commefri,I n
TROf.--The farmers now have M, 4,
amount of cotton to sell and IN NJ
pairing for the next crop. They Ian !,
season.
WACO.-A large crowd Is esntss
November so and December / 10 n,rit
In the celebration attendant on NM
corner stone OF the new auditorium.
FORT WORTH. The grand lodp 4
National Aid association is here Il.
days session and is attended By mi
delegates. The sessions are executive
M'DADE. Rev. Abe Mulkey |, M
shaking up the sinners" Bushes
close during the morning services al
interest is being manifested by cyeuua
oAKWOODS. Cotton shipments h
1891, against 1889 this date last year: *
than 100 bales to be marketed arsx
more this time last year, All btka
stock turned in.
VALLEY VIEW. Heavy rains Inn
falling all through this section tht n
and tanks are all filled. which iun!a
sufficient supply of stock water, Wild
very badly needed.
SAN SABA. District court adjourla
a ten days session. Very few can
tried. The grand jury returned calI
or fourteen bills. nearly oil d
were for misdemeanors.
CLEBURNE.- News has reached *
from New Orleans that Miss Lois FriM
was visiting there, had yellow fever
letter was received by Mrs. w. "
the young lady's mother.
HILLSBORO. The cotton receipts
wagons to date amount to 1880 biln
$3.50 short of this day last ysat. I'm
not exceeding 3O00 or 1900. bales Ia III
ty being held for better prices and p.1
not that much. The cotton is all "a
HORIZONTAL Mexican NAMED PAY
pei had his neck broken by bis tfir
ming away and throwing him out
wagon. Death resulted in a few Minute
was renter on Mrs. Robert Eckhsrdis
near here
CORSECANA. Crude petroleum msS
other advance In this market The fE
posting bulletin stating fn'
further notice all sales OF oil llsde "
he Dipc line would be credited az
per barrel This is an advance 81 ~
barrel, former price being y eeaa
barrel.
NACOGDOCHES. The total NUNS
lales of cotton received by WAGONS W
s ,7Sa bales: there are 5S35 bales
ards. II is estimated that the rfsi1
wagons yet TO come in will be auos
,ales. The receipts are daily lallll
hec rop is all gathered, ginned ana Z
'eady for market
CORSICANA.-Two more suits y
'amaGes have been filed Oh saloon Y
,onds. the allegation being that Wy
nts sold Intoxicating liquor 70 ml,.
ren OF plaintiffs. The LIQUOR pe.H,
ociation of this city has maze W
o fight these cases. of which tnere w
r nine, and announce that there w
omDromise In any or them.