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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-03-13
SHERIFF SALES.

March "a, property OF George W. Archer, Ell
ux ct ais, In New Hanover township, at
ZeIiey's Hotel.
February "a, property OF Alexander Rhodes, Ell
ux., In Delran township, at Zeiiey'a Hotel
Mount Holly.
A priI II. property of James Lippincott. Jr.,
ct NIX. ct ais, in Eastampton and West
ampton townships. at Zelley's hotel.
April IL, property OF Ferdinand j. Dreer, In
Beverly, az Zelleys hotel.
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A pM1NlsrRAToR,s NOTICE.
ESTATE OF EDWARD PRIEsTLl

ESTATE OF EDWARD PRIEsTLY.
Notice is hereby given that an or6er has
Burlington, bearing date on the 27rh day Of
November, A. D. 1899, upon the application of
! Camden Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
| the subscriber, requiring the creditors OF
Edward Priestly, deceased, to bring In their
claims against The estate OF said decedent,
under oath or affirmation, on or before
| August q, 1900, or they will be debarred OF
any action therefor against the said admins
traitor.
CAMDEN SAFE DEPOSIT
| AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator
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DUBLIC SALE OF
Household Goods. Etc.
viii be sold at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Ia, 1900,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ia, 1900,
at the corner of Elm and Third streets, Moores-
town, N. j., the following household GOODS
etc:
1853 yds. Brussels carpet IA yds. Brussels
stair carpet, ingram and rag carpets, mating
and carpet lining, bedroom suites, beds ana
bedding, old-fashioned wardrobe, chest OF
drawers, bureaus, sewing machine, 2 eignt-
day clocks, parlor suite, oak dining room
suite, sideboard chairs, l4-foot oak extension
table, l6-foot walnut do, centre ana smail
tables walnut desk with drawers ana Dook
case Morris chair, hair-cloth sofa couches
oak hat rack, rocking chair, pictures, lamp
box tools, broad axe, planes, anvil, wise, etc
Bottles, glass jars, stone jugs. crooks, ice
cream freezers, porch chair, croQuet set and
other games. oil heater. gasoline stove. Kitten
en- tables, oak refrigerator, Ice chest, z step
ladders, dough trays, agateware kettles ano
pans, aud full line OF kitchen utensils, meal
block, grindstone carpet sweeper, etc.
York combination safe, feet incnes nlen
in good order.
covers, bric-a-brac, etc., dinner ana tea set
and full line of crockery and glass ware, jel
lies, canned fruit, and pickles.
Sale to begin at one O'Clock. Conditions
On sums of $40 and under, cash; over SO, q
credit OF six months will be given on note
with approved endOrser.
w. ROLAND WARRICK,
HOWARD T. WARRtCK,
Administrators
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GREAT BARGAIN IN SEEDS
Is Packets for 2B Cents.
This superb collection comprises the choic-
est varieties of Flower Seeds for identifying
the garden at home.
By remitting by mail IS cents or postage
stamps we win send you the following choic-
est varieties:
one P'k't Asters, German Quilted, mixed,
- Balsam, Cameilia I'D, mixed.
!" Centaurea, mixed, (corn fower.l
's Dianthus ChineHsis. Dbl. mixed
Gsillardia. double mixed.
IS Marigold, Legion of Honor.
Mignonette, Giant Pyramidal
Nasturtium, dwarf mixed.
Nasturtium, tall mixed.
/" Pansy, finest strains, mixed.
Ricinus, castor oil plant)
az sweet William, single and dbl md
Verbena Hybrida, fine mixed.
Zinnia Elegans, sup. dbl mixed.
EverlaStings, mixed.
Or five of the above collections one dollar
post paid.
THE STANDARD SEED COMPANY,
N. W, Cor. Norris and Lambert Streets
Philadelphia, Pa
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.
By virtue of decree for sale OF land issued
out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey,
in partition, between Isaac w. Budd, COM
plainant, and Arthur j. Brown. ct ais, de-
fendants, will sell at public vendue at the
Pemberton Inn, in the borough of Pembertoni
N. j., on
Thursday, the 9Th Day of April.
at o'clock, P. Nj all that tract or parcel OF
land situate In the township OF Pembergon,
county of Burlington, and State of New DER
sey, on the public road from Turkeytown to
Union Hall, containing four ana forty eight
hundredths acres of land, being same prem
ises conveyed to Thomas Brown, deceased, by
deed under the hands and seals OF George ID
Steever and others, trustees, &C., dated March
2Ist, 1866, and fled and recorded May 18th
1891, in the Clerks Office, Mount Holly.
MARTIN L. HALNES,
Special Master in Chancery
JACOB C. HENDRICKsoE, Sol'r
Dated March lst, 1900 lPrs. adv. fees, 20
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When hay is very verv dearll prudent farmer
will buy his stock near moving time and thus re-
duce the rent.
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MoRTGAGEE's SALE.

u
BY virtue of chattel mortgage executed by
Rhoda E. Chambers to Palmer D.. Worrell
bearing date April %. 1898, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Burlington county in book
OF Chattel NJ Mortgages, folio 264, will sell al
public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ia. 1900,
on the Frank Prickett farm, on the road from
Buddtown to Red Lion, one mile from the
former and ~ miles from the latter place, the
following personal property:
- Two horses good work 17Eg IN
1910 team; bay mare, good
Wyl worker or driver; COWS, N-M
4A5A~ pigs, wo-horse open
wagon. paddy open wagon, jaeger wagon, two
seat carriage. One-seat do, sleigh, 49,
set shelvings, corn pillow, wheel ~
wSauRxx pillow. one-horses two-horse
- FHEN and potato plows, fallow har
@N1NXY row, fodder cutter, striking
out sled, cultivator, double
harpoon hay fork. grindstone, forks, shovels
hoes, blocks, rope ana car, large feed chest
halters, collars and brides, lot of turkey anc
chicken coops, set good work harness, sci
driving DO lot OF household goods.
Sale to begin at O'Clock P. NJ. Conditions
Under $40. cash; $50 and over, credit OF si1
months on note with approved security;
PALMER D. WORRELL,
Mortgage
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
II C. @. G. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Persons desiring comfortable homes in
| Mount Holly at moderate cost and upon easy
| terms, will do well to apply to
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ssHe that seeks finds" He that takes
Hoods SarsapariIla finds in its use pure
rich blood and consequently good health.
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yHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me d.
rected, iss ned out OF the Court of Chancery OF
the state of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on.
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The undersigned, administrator of all and singu.
larthe rights and credits of Joseph G.. Ware. de,
Of the county of Burlington, made on the seven
tenth day of February, A, D. nineteen hundred
county of Burlington will sell at public vendue tc
the highest bidder,
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BEAUTIFUL FLOWER GARDEN.
GREAT BARGAIN IN SEEDS.
10 Packets for rs Cents.

Nov. q, 1893.
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les chests, small trunK, nuT-
sery chair, l Singer sewing
machine, 2 clocks. cook
stove complete, small do. for
burning wood, 2 small oil
stoves, Oil heater. set quilting
frames, also small coal stove,
a., -.rai%aro fuI,la oOvar oil
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II or1CE OF SETTLEMENT.

Dec. l6. le9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
THE LA PORTE ENcAMrMENT.
Roster of the San Antonio Companies
Which WIZ Attend.

San Antonio Express.
The city OF San Antonio will, in all prob
ability, have larger representation than
any other town in this big state at the Texas
Volunteer Guard encampment at La Porta
next week All three Of the citys militia
companies will be there. They Will, IN all
probability. leave here on sunday morning,
which viii put them on the held of action
bright and early the following day.
This encampment will be the means "
teaching the new members OF the Volunteer
Guurd a great deal about mcdern ngatinS
tactics. The United States army vii b. rep
resented there by Captain Frederick Sbiey,
second cavalry. inspector gen raj OF thls dc
pan tment Captain Slbcy Soes there for the
purpose Of giving Instructions oh any point
and to assist In every manner possible 10
make the eneampment a success
The companies which 70 from here are
the San Antonio Guard zcuayes, company q,
and tho San Antonio cadets.
The zouavss and their officers VINO Win
attend are as followsi
Captain Robert l.. s0hmerheok, First Lieu
tenant W. 4. Langridse, second Lieutenant
George y. Childers Ernest r. Long, COM
mssary. CLAUDE Mills quartermaster; First
serge9nt Dow nagget sergeants hans
Reithlt, Sam Rogers, Arno Porst Benjamin
Weber. ccrporals Arthur Leverson, Charles
Riiling. Emmett Felthouse, Charles Lehman,
Privstes Dan Beeks, Sam crutchsi w. =,
Downey y l.. Echols, c. c. Echols. Ed Full
ton, Charles Gray j. @. Huston, Charles HAL
tom. Charles Harris. Berry kroeger. Emil
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Muob water ON the Prairie.,

Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas.
July 19.-4IIeavy rains are reported from
the western portion Of the county. A
bridal party left East Bernard for Rich
mond this morning at an early hour and
after travelling in water from four to six
feet deep was forced to return home. 1t
was stated by one of the party that the
water in some places along the road on
the prairie ran over the seat in the We,
hicle; he also stated that he had lived In
that community for ten years and had
never seen as much water on the prairie
at any one time before. The party walked
to town, ten miles, and were married at
p. m. by Hon. ]. S. McEachin.
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b. Lacaze. G. c. Landauer, NJ. Y. Potter,
George Piper, II. o. Riechelt X, V. Smith,
w. D. Smith, Fred shepsrd, Ed Snodgrass'
William Teel Paul Taschinger, II. Taliman'
+. NJ. Taylor, +. Ward, w. Wrase, i. Voesle,
j. r. Merchant, William r. Clarke, Harold
Stevenson. +. Peschke lsidore Ewig, George
krawitz, August Herberich, Walter pusan,
r. L. Pierce, Jose Rniloba, j. v. Noonan, H.
j.. Druebert, George chayes, b. Blake. John
j. BURST. Jr., second lieutenant,
The following roster OF company G shows
who will attend tho encampment from that
organization:
Captain GUS F. Nigel First Lieutenant
George A. Clavin, Second Lieutenant Edward
e. Plgott First Sergeant Henry F. Geyer,
Sergeants Charles Salhr, Charles Gerlash'
George +. Farrell. August Santlehen, Quar-
termaster Sergeant Ed Gallagher, Corporate
August sherer, Phil Treadwell, Lon Ellison,
Baron Knapp Dave Gallagher. Priyntes FREQ
ArfmGn W. c. Bickham, John Cahill Z.
Cox. Jesse bernstein, George Daughterty,
Herman Draeger a. Goodwin, w, Hearn, ira
Hewitt. Tom Kenney, Slyde Lancaster, Charles
Lsgengood Tom Mills, Fred Mooty, Franh
Norcross, Joe Plgou. Robert Prentice, Leo
Reddick, Oscar Killing. George Rtns Alfred
Ruhnke, Gus Ruhnke, Edward Sauer, sam
synar, Jim Small Fred walker, Sidney Wai-
lace w s. wallng, NJ. Walsh, Stuart Vince
Ter, l.. Wildensten,
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In the city Wednesday. He was greatly
injured by the storm Of rain and cunsu-
quent Hood. In giving his experience ne
said. IT had driven about thriy-1ve
yesrling calves 10 the Medina to water.
| heard a great noise, and about the time
| looked around. I saw about ten or NJ
teen feet of water coming down the
stream with frightful rap6lty barely
had time 10 get to place Of safety myself.
All the young cattle were swept on with
the food and every one was n total loss.
1t has been a long time since have seen
such food, In fact this country is not
used 10 such unprecedented rains and
severe winds as it mas experienced this
year"
Up to midnight Wednesday night Meth
ing had been heard from John ". anS
w g. Tubin. who are on the Medina
river searching for the remains II ssm
Bell, Jr,, who was drowned In that
stream Monday.
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TRpMoNr lAlRRIvA1s.

A. B. Prescott. Dallas; R. S. Yocum.
Dallas; Spencer Hutchins. Houston; II.
A. Woods. Waco; Mit Sonfelder. St.
Louis; D. X. Abbott. Boston; Ed Barton,
New Orleans; f. B. Williams. Paterson;
A. E. Wilkinson. Austin W. H. Know,
Denver: c.. E. Swindell. Texarkana; s.
r. Barry New York: A. Hardwicke and
daughter. La Grange: E. w. Worfend,
Baltimore; r. B. Maddox. New York;
;. S. Mitchell New York; Max sunder-
sheimer. New York; f. l. Booth, Rich
mond: D. R. Pearson. Richmond b. X.
pugh. New York; L. V. Elder. city: VI
Mary Mathews. Lampasas; ]. c. Ma.
thews Lampasas.
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fleeing of visitors there has been exag-
gera.ted.
A. Hardwick of La Grange is at the
fremont.
W. A. Stone left this evening for Mar
shall.
Miss Mary Mathews of Lampasas is a
visitor in the city.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Mack Sellers and Miss Malnda Bethel;
Anallo Casentini and Miss Lena Mini
cucci
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A JAIL DELIVERY.
Two Negro Convicts Got Out of Fort
Bend County jail.

Bend County jail.
Richmond, Texas, July l9.-rhis even.
Ing al o'clock as Tom Smith the iailer
went to feed the prisoners in the county
Jail. Jim Dove and Albert spriggsns made
their escape. AS the jasler opened the
corridor door spriggans and Dove aprans
upon him, forced him back In an open cell
and closed the door AS they went out
through the corridor door they closed Il
and put a wire in the staple and walked
downstairs; they went our the front door,
Passed several persons in the front yard
and the street passed around behind tho
Jail and disappeared in the high weeas
The jaler was released by his younger
brt Their. II is the custom OF the tailet
when feeding the prisoners to call 10 all
10 get back into their cells; today all
went in one cell except Spriggans and
Dove: they hid themselves in an empty
cell under blink and as Mr. Smith
stepped IA they overpowered him. Tbey
were both county conyicts. When last
seen both had on overalls. Sprlggans Is :
very stubborn negro, becoming very un.
ruly at tunes. The dogs We're at once sent
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inspection of the street paving of Texas
cities. The party spent yesterday in Hous
ton and they We're favorably impressed
with the asphalt pavement laid In that
city.
They did not find any pavement here.
however, that was exactly what they
would like to have.
Dallas has issued $4,000 OF bonds for
street paving and $4,000 will be added to
this amount by private subscription.
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SPECIAL TERM OF COURT.

special term of the United States
court has been ordered to be held in
Galveston commencing July 2. for the
trial of the following cases In equity:
Alonzo ]. Tulloek ct al VS.. Galveston,
La Porte and Houston Railway company
ct al. and for the making of such orders
and DEGREES on interyentions and all 9TH
err matters connected with said cause as
may be desired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
MOVEMENTS OF MALLORY BoATs.

The Sabine OF the Mallory line arrived
at New York this morning She should
have reached there yesterday, but had
stormy weather in the gulf. catching thar
storm that We had an experience with.
The Concho left Key West at ] o'clock
this morning for Galveston She should
reach here about noon Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED for following privileges at
Dickinson Park camp meeting Angst to
49, inclusive; restaurant to feed from 100
of the pavilions on ground: ice. ice cream,
soGawater and lemonade. barber shop two
or three chairs; proposals TO erect SO to
100 tents on ground, to be rented during
the meeting. All bids must be submitted
by July %. at which date awards will hs
made. ]. l.. Mayo. for committee of ar
engagements. 7-2s
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A woman Assassinated.

Brenham, Texas. July 10. While lying
beside her husband at her home at Her
mann, on the Waller county side OF the
Brazos river, Thursday morning, Mrs.
Mary Muckleroy WAS shot and instantly
killed Her husband was wounded in the
head. The bullet was intended for Muck
leroy, and mot his wife. The man suspect
ed Of the killing has not yet been cap
eured.
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DAMAGE DONE BY THE MEDINA.
Three Lives Are Known to Have
Been Lost.

Bandera, Texas, July lS.--on Sunday
night. the 18th instant, the biggest rain
fell here that was ever known to fail in
this section. Il was what might be termed
a water spout. The Medina river rose in
an hours time at least forty feet and
was from ten TO fifteen feet higher than
ever before since this county was settled.
All the lowland farms were badly dam-
aged and houses washed away that have
been standing for forty Ave years The
gin and mill OF W. A. Mcdonald at Me-
dina was washed away, also both gins aad
mills at Bandera, including eight other
houses.
Al this time the loss OF onis tlsee lives
have been reported, and one other unfor-
,unate was heard screaming for help SIS
he went down the river on ncaung
house. The Damage will amount to several
Thousand dollars.
San Antonio. Texas. July ia. Baker,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-BLocK NO. GA. SOUTH SIDE
BUFFALO BAYOU, CORNER SMITH AND
CAPITOL AVENUE; WITHIN FOUR
BLOCKS CAPITOL HOTEL. CoNSERvA-
TIVE ESTIMATE PLACES IMPROVE
AtENTS AT $4,000: WILL BE SOLD TO
HIGHEST BIDDER WITHIN NEXT FIF-
TEEN DAYS, NO OFFER UNDER sl2.OOo
CONSIDERED. ADDRESS CT N. ELS
BURY HOUSTON. TEXAS. PHONE NO
q. 20
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for and put on their trail and 1t is thought
they will be captured. They are both DARK
brown negroes, medium size, The officers
are in search OF them at this hour: moth
Ing has been heard from them.
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HORSE BEATEN ro pEArH.

A horse is reported % have heen beaten
to death yesterday In an alley between
Twenty second and rwenty-third stresfs.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
OF the driver and members Of the Humane
society are gathering evidence in the
case. The driver was white man and
has not been apprehended.
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OLD SORES

and all kinds OF skin and blood diseases.
Cancer Piles and Chronic diseases, hoth
monials in my office from parties recently
cured once at residence; consultation res.
Address a'
DR.. PENN B.TIIoRNToN.
Phone 57B 4 rings Houston Heights.
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Binder Troubles. Weak Back BulI IN
Urine. incontineucs, Gonorfhea. 1lee, Su e.
lief and cure for life. Beth sexes S,s ..
conhdentially and privately. Pnes, r, r,sts.
Fissure ane Rupture cured by cur new ips'~
DDS.
'S nqhs.o BE ehrir x BELTS & DyaH,
214 st. Charles ST.. New Orleans -
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PERSONALS

George Groupe has returned from the
Paris exposition. He reports that the
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ID CITY NEWS ITEMS
lie of New Cotton Is Expected 70
Arrive Today.
/ TERN OF UNITED STATES COURT
10 Offcinls Are Investigating
Ing Society After ~
z&n Who Killed His Horse.

ftou, Texas, July 19.--Two bales
6otkon were offered to Galveston
buyers today from Beeville, Bee
Iexas. One was shipped by ex-
6Qnmers G. Flint, and If it reaches
f&ht will be sold at auction at the
4xehange tomorrow. The other,
b vii not be shipped here, as the
1cents by w. L. Moody and NJ A..
u epnjunetion was not accepted.
INFANTS ON THE BORKUM.
lnf{p German Lloyd steamer Bor-
rived this morning from Bremen
6fefrage and % cabin Passengers.
xteerage thirty-eignt OF the I'M
bre destined for various
n Texas, Colorado, Kansas. Me-
ind n lfornia. The custom house
repprt that the immigrants wlno
'tr o6ay had a good deal more
'h4H is usually found among inn
s4The nationalities of the immi-
4*Hs follows German 81. Rus
Ieuton ., Moravian "a, Bohemian
kar{nn s, Austrian 3. The points
\ De greater number We're de-
re6s follows: Galveston "A, Den-
1,1l25. Sealy tTexas) IA, Houston
I&8etsville IL.
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sANrs ON THE RoRKuM.
5oKINe AT PAVING.

n Dallasites consisting of Al
FRY, Callahan and Hancock,
Ter Hugh Raines and ex-Adju-
\ Wosenoraft OF the State vol
4 ara In the city on a tour of
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DRs. BELTS & Belts & DYAR
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists,
III st. Charles St. New Orleans.

puuk. uliuuir hktu
and old. single and
married mes and all
who suffer with Lost
Manhood. Nervous
Debility. Spermator-
rheo. Seminal Losses.
Sexual Decay. Fall
ing Memory. Weak
Eyes, Stunted Devel-
opment Lack OF
Energy, Impoyerish-
ed Blood. Pimples.
,lmpediments 10 Mar.
ringe; also Blood aud
Skin Disease. Sypn,.
liz. Eruptiops Hair
Failing, Bone Pains.
So.e Throat, Ulcers:
Swellings. Effects Q.
Mercury, Kidney ana
=" :. 1 .. 70
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FOR SAlE-on terms to suit buyer. Three
building lots, 62laXl20 feet, Garner Jeffer-
son and Cheaevcr, streets. 10 Third ward :
ten-toot alley in rear For particulars. etc
eall al room y, Gibbs building. city. 7-23
FoR sALE-At Pasadena three room house.
to be moved of property. Address G. J.
Palmer business MANAGER Houston Post Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20

A GOOD OPENING for second hand bust
ness. furniture etc, half block from mar
ket cheap rent. good stand T. r. Lotus,
No. I'll Milan street If
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EOR SALE Livery and undertaking cstaO-
li6hment in the best city ia the state.
hpsiness amounts to between $4,000 and
$50 900 annually; correspondence solicited.
Address 9Si4 this office. $40
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting of Holland
Hodge No. /. A. f. ana A. NJ.
Tonight at S o'clock. for work in
IF. c. degree. Members GRAY
Hodge 329 and soiourning brethren
be present, Jno. w. Haskins. w.
N. Kidd. secretary.
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San Antonio. Texas. July ia. Baker,
q stookmaa on the Medina river. wac
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS For sale, two-story s.
room, brick cottage, with bath room and
artesian water, on corner, l0QNl32, one block
from car line; 5000 cash and balance on
monthly payments, Lots for sale at lowest
prices on installment plan. John A. Milroy.
Agent. 800 Main st Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20

MANTED--Six active lady solicitors TO take
otoers. household necessity OIL great merit
,Apply alter Il. m, 2lliA Travis Street.
FHeIroVhue co. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20

OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS with $40
900 capital wants capable man TO take
charge OF office in store in Houston: good
salary: real opening 10 right partY lnust
furnish 5000 TO $4,000 for ,nln~Gine the bu5S.
moss which is ia trst-clas5 co. dition. one
for closest inspection. Address box $50
houston Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-20

WANTED six boilermakers al once. AID.
areas waco Holier WORKS. Waco. Texas. %
w.ANTED-An experienced daryman Apply
AZ SgVs Ooin avenue. -