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FAREWELL RECEPTION v The
 E home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Seabrook oa East Second avenue was the scene of much gaiety and splen- dor last Wednesday evening. On that occasion that couple delightful ly entertained complimentary to a number oI visitors. The chief guest of honor, however. was Miss Emma DemmerlY, of Erie, Penn. 4 large number of invited guests were pres ent and the evening was most p eas- antlY spent. One of the best features of the evenings pleasures was the sumptuous supper served. The h5st and hostess were successful in their attempts to make the evening one af the most enjoyable of the season.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO MISS V Misses Fay and Ireae Taylor, two oi Pine Bluff s prettiest and most logabie young ladies, charmingIy entertained with q progres sive euehre last Fridag as- ternoon complimentary to Miss
 Frances Blocker, of New Orleans.
 who is the guest of Mrs. Wilt Riley
 here. X large nn1ber of friends of the fair hostess responded to the il.- yitatio sent out and the afternoon
 was pleasing and much enjoyed. Miss Eddie Rutledge captured the tifst prize. I handsome purse. Miss Emma White. the second, a fan. The occasion will long be femem befed pleasantly. The guests were: NJ s4s FrancesIBlocker. Beetle Houston Lutie Grace, Grace York. Lzale Grace, Emma White. Zaba Thomp- son. Eddie Rutledge, Amanda Gald- we'll, Fife Barrow. Maggie Taylor, Mittie Knox, Mamie Bradford, Do!- lie smith, Miss Preston, Lillie john son. Fay and Ireae Taylor. Mes- danes W. D. Hearn, Will Riley, ]. T. Bradford, S. Geisreiter, I. r. Shelby.
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John Baldwin. John Hut Mack Hammett. F c. Bridges, Drew White. Brunson Banlmett.
 EHISs BLOCKER HON0RED-One IYA of the leading social events of last week was the afternoon euchre given by Mrs. Will Riley at her nret- tY home on West Second avenue Wednesday, complimentary to her guest, Miss Frances Blocker, of New Orleans. The young ladies of tue city were the invited guests and the afternoon was one of merri- ment and complete pleasure. The game of progressive euchre was ex- citing and interesting and the prize winh rs were: Miss Grace York, first. handsome picture. Miss Lutie Grace was awarded the consolation prize, wedgewOod plaque, and Miss Lorinne Hightower. the booby prize. The luncheon served after the game was immense and prepared witn taste. The charming manner in which Mrs. Riley received her guests was q noticeable and pleasing feat ure, Her fair guest made many friends during her brief visit here and trey will always tender her a cordial welcome. The guests on this occa- sion were: Misses Frances Blocker, Amanda Caldwell. Mi,tie Knox. Liz zie Grace, Lutie Grace, Bettie Hous- ton, Fay Taylor Irene Tayler, En- ma White, Grace York, Lillie John son, Lorinne Hight0wer, Eddie Rut ledge, Adele Hum, Kettle Allen. Dol lie Smith, Marion Dewoody. Reba Dewoody, Laura Trulock, Arie Fer guson, Ella Jayne. Maggie Taylor, Azaba Thompsn and Miriam Frank lin
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One of the prettiest and neatest designs in the shape of ring hat ehaTe ever seen, has just been com pleted by Mir. Charles Bergstrand. q local engraver. It is solitaire dia- mond held in place ny the mouth aaa forefeet of two :gold dragons. The body of the dragons form the ring. Tu see it is to appreciate it.
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Miss aIyrtle Saunders has returned from Little Rock, where she wit messed Mistakes Will Happen' at the Capital theatre. Miss Nell Me- Ewen. Pine Bluff young lady, k a member of that company, and Miss Saunders says her acting was vers fine. She was favorite with the audience.
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Chief of Police Philpot says he has not given the may oraity candidacy thought, nor has he heard any of his friends say anything In that line. 'sI have no intentions of running for mayor. said the chief to a Graphic reporter Saturday.
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A. ]. Mitchell. the enterprsing confectioner. has put an official Western Union clock in his place of business. It is set each morning by W. U. wire and is never allowed to run down. Mir. Mitchell says if your watch and his clock does not agree yonr watch is wrong.
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Lutheran services at Prof. James College. Fourth and Pine, as follows: German service at II a. m. English service at ' D. m. The Invitation of the Gospel Isaiah 55, I-3. sum day school at 10 a. m.
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Fruit Farming Along the Frisco.

An attractive, Illus trated and thoroughly reliable s64-page booklet, devoted to fruit culture along the Frisco line ill Missouri Arkansas, Kansas and Indian Territory. just issued. A copy will be sent free upon appli- cation to Bryan snyder c, P. A., Frisco Line, St, Louis. Mo.
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Mr. Jim Allen, the enterprslng sa- loonist, is making some attractive Improvements at his saloon. He is having q beautiful office fitted up and other improvements made.
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Dr. A. J. Richter has moved his office from over Citizens Bank to over Mann-Tankersley Co.'S Drug Store on Second ave. Office hours from 10 to 12 a. m. and to D. m 5
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If you want delicious weiner Wurst or Garlic Sausage get Da cid Berg < Co. < goods from Strauss x Miller, sole agents.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Reported for Last Week by Geo. VI
 Byington, Abstraeter
DEEDS. November 3

DEEDS.
 November 5 E. F. Gadd to G. ". ThOm- son et al. trustees, tract in the NE SE 4-7 S..........."....$ } 60
 November ,. Joseph ". Boeage to F. Irene Boeage, lot 1, block 10, White Sulphur Springs...... 50 GO D. L TrimbIe, executor, to Emma Henderson Dukes, " half lot ?. block 13, Dor ris.s addition westo.......... 90 % Emma Henderson Dukes to Ghas Hayeock, " half lot ,, block B, Doris addition west.................................... q5 % George Frederick to George J. Yiniue. tract in the SEE NE T 6-9............................. 25o %
 November [. ] l.. Jenkins to P. C. Jenk- tls, undivided one tenth it. terest in [ haifS" 15-4-9 ct al, and los in Sherrill.,..... 1900 %
 November D. L. Trimble u Oils Viii jams, E half lot ,, block l, Doris addition west........ 75 % V m. Burke and Chns Sen yard to L. L. Campbell and Jesse c. Smith, tract on the SEE NE10 6-9....................... 600 GO $50 cash and 2 notes $25 each ". D. Jones to W. T. Wool ridge. $ half NE 15 6 II ....... 3z6 50 ". r. Woolridge to D. ". Branch, half NE l5-6 h.. 275 60
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FOR SALE A e-torse power eu- zine, good as new, at bargain. Apply to CT write the Adams Wilson Printing Co.,. Pine Bluff, Ark. If
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The Good News Spreads

and our business grows larger, and the prices small CT, every day, People come here from all parts of the city. When ever they need anything in our line, they think of us. We have furnished more cozy homes than we could possibly name. We have done it to the owners satis- faction, and we can do the same thing for you.
 BLUFF CITY
 FURNITURE co.
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Scotch Oats, Shredded Wheat Biscuits, Cream of Wheat, Granose Flakes and Grape-Nuts just in Strauss lS Miller.
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County Judge $. c. Martin is still confined to his home with illness. though he was reported some better Saturday.
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MT. M. s. Gaines, prominent and popnlar young travelling man. of Fort Smith, Is in the city calling on his trade.
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Walker Drug Coo keep standing ready at all times horse and bi- cicle for quick delivery of any thing ordered from them. W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-11

w CLUB MEETING Thursday "A evening the members of the XX Club met at the homeof Dr.. L. Gaz rec The meetings of this club are always interesting and instructive because it Is composed oi sone of Pine Bluffs brightest mea. The subjects usually discussed are live and up-todate, and theF are handled with maeheafe and thought on the part Of the participants ia the discussion. The gentlfmen were treated 10 cigars soon after theif at- rival at pr. Goree's home, and then enjoyed a diseussiong9n the Chinese question. Messrs. ]. H. HiHzmon, J |. Caldwell and R. NJ. Galbraith, of this city, aud Judge J. ". sterf. of Harrison, Ark, were the paftfci pants and their talks were abie and thoroughly interesting ones.
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Mrs M. I. Brooks, in the probate court recently, was appointed ad- ministratrix of the estate of w. w. Buie. deceased.
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Attorney NJ. A. Austin returned Friday afternoon from Arkansas City, where he attended court, and left last night fop Camden to trans aet legal bnsipe-e.
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Empire brick and Limburger cheese. the finest ln the land, receiv- ed twice week.-Strauss X Miller.
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Wine Sap Apples" the ~ finest grown in Arkansas-for sale by Strauss < Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-11

Prescription work is our hobby and we are proud of this department. Every thing delivered promptly up untill 10 o'clock at night. "
 Walker Drug Co,
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CITY ITEMS.

MT. T T. Daniel, of Kinesland, was q recent business visitor in the city.
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Dining Room Necessities

Dining Room Necessities
 are here in great variety. We have fine stock of tables. chairs and sideboafds. We are making special prices upon a quartered oak sideboard, betel- ed glass mirrors. By examining our s1deboards you will see the bargain we are offering.
 B1aff City Furniture Go,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27
nnITArx,s mr. h on n oeIS.

They have an Interesting eerencay Al
Gibraltar The town and for tresaS He at
the end of a peninsula about g IN 70 assSk
a half long, the mainland being pasis
ish territory. The gate aiding to patH
is every evening licked at suns effd
every morning unlocked ct sfnrisss-S
Each day company from one OF TIM
regiments performs one OF these futses
tons. In the morning the cofnpary
fully officered. With colors Il lying and
accompanied bysa band. niarches 70 & he
commentaries house. The corppasya
comes ia attention. and the cumlaa H.
dant hands out the Rays on a gahsees
cushion. These are received by The cAns
tain's orderly the band strikes UP. and
the procession marches to Il the Ga e 81 {
which is unlocked with great lcersncnys
In the evening tia same cereplcr ny W,
the reverse order is gone throug h skfs:
suspicious characters are put out of the
town before the gates arc locked In the
evening III II Is Z q isis4 7tH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27
MAMMOTH SNAP SHOT CAMERA FOR THE ne11psE..
orla saws: .I Viewed the defenses and

toria says: II viewed the decreases and
consider them impregnablc. l do not
believe English troops will ever pass
the line OF hills surrounding the town.
hristling as they are with high power
krupp and Creusot guns
All who have had Il glimpse OF the
Pretoria fortiiicatIons are agreed that
the Beers are fully equipped for q Sc
we're and protraC;ed struggle and viii
be able to hold the British off for an in
definite period. So long ago as last Oc-
tober General Joubert declared: Ever
since the Jameson raid of 1896 our gov
ernment was convinced that England
would be urged TO war with us, and we
were equally sure that we should have
to depend upon our own resources.
Knowing this. we improved our means
OF defense and tried to keep the English
in the dark as 10 our real preparations
To this purpose we gave their disguised
spies access To our antiquated guns,
but We're careful To conceal from them
all our modern parks OF artillery. q
The English credited these misleading
reports and their cry 'On to Pre-
toria' is on level of intelligence with
the Partisan cry of 1870. Y Berlint' A
war of defense would present for us
greater advantages than an offensive
war. for we are perfectly ut home in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27

most of which they succeeded in
bringing OF in their retreat But
these. they say. are as nothing
compared with those they have in
position on the hills around Pre-
toria. And as to ammunition and
provisions-these also for years have
been quietly accommodating and are
stored away for the weeks. months-if
need be years-when Pretoria shall be
Isolated from the outside world The
great sieges of our century, particu-
larry those of Pievna and of Paris.
have shown what man can subsist upon
at pinch. and Sevastopol has furnish
ed an example OF what intreuched sol
diers can do in the way of resistance
to attacking masses.
a late employee of the United States
government who recently visited Pre-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27
Pretoria Be the
Beers Last Ditch?"

Has Great Britain, even now. an ade-
quate comprehension of the terrible
task before her brave fellows. and does
she realize that what has already been
done. vast as it may appear. is in Il
sense merely preparatory TO what is to
come? "Bobs" has marched his army
hundreds of mics from his real base
of supplies. With the retreat OF the
Beers from the Drakenberg mountain
passes. the release of General Butler
and the consequent capture of several
Free State towns. Roberts will be
enabled TO establish Il new base, via
Ladysmith. at Durham on the coast and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27

orally understood that his naiff
lost to posterity. The follow X X " ss 8:
account taken from The orfASN s .a,a u
en- collection in book formN shin s.
of lectures delivered by GenaeS ~
by MacKnight Mitchell, thsy and ana 81 81
warrior ASTRONOMER. S
This daring man. stern In IA s, Nh 81
climbs alone to his rocky l5 s = - FIJI
greets the sun as he rises ntHaVluP
the heavens. scattering brightly ga
glory in his path. Beneath hi i} =
out the popuIous city, alreaeass age{ #s{8
with life and activity. The look cs.- 81
ing hum rises the stiil nirggested ErS
es the watching place OF 1FsG ran {{f
astronomer. The thousands IN re -
unconscious of his intens5 atnS !
buoyant with life, joyously p. rs Is r.
rounds of business, their - ~ : fBae SI
amusement. The sun s1owt h : IN /, u
heaven, round and brigb e hst 81 Z, -
ed. The lone tenant 20 raeasu Pr $
top almost begins lat wal at ~ s. + :
s ste m e hls lae ss'g 4 ia
triumph. long deIdiyed. at length bcvifis
to dawn; pale and sicEsiy hue c.sef,
over the face OF nature. The sun ia s.
reached his h.gheS4 point but his splefs &
dor 10 dimmed. his sfsSeht IS feeble. j All
last it CONTEST Blaoknssx IL eating away
his round disk; onward WITH slow bue
steady pace the dark veil moves.
blacker than a thousand nights tiie
gloom deepens. the CHASTITY hue OF death
covers the universe, the last ray Is gone
and horror baginsl a wall OF terrorlfiils
the mnrky mir. the clangor of brazea
trumpets resounds, an agony of despair
dashes the stricken millions to- tha q
ground. while that lone man. erect On
his rocky summit, with arms oItatretch- ii
ed to henven, pours forth the gratsfnI (
gushings of his heart to God, who hid 8
crowned his efforts with trinInp hant
victory. Search the records of our ra c0 8
and point me, il you can. to- q sreaa
more grand, more beautiful. 1t is tSs ma
the proudest Victory that genius ever
won. 1t was the conquering cs nd tare,
of Ignorance. OF s,ipersti ton. &c terror
all at one blow, and that blow WIS q
struck by a single arm. And iiytsf (ls &
YOU demand the name Of this fsvond \
| full man? Alas, what a lessen Of tins 8
| instability OF earthly FAME are I'VE X
taught by this simple recital II He
had raised himself inlme asurab iy abeye I
his race. who must have beer regardedE
by his fellows as little less than q god -
who had inscribed his fame ON the syer5s'S$'
heavens and had written 1t in the SUM-
with q pen of iron anf6r assaQ int "a sssSs s
| diamond. even thisGs .e las pertahAd &
from the earth. Name, age country
all are swept into oblivion: but hfa
proud achievement stands The men
ument reared to hls honor stands and -
although the touch OF time has eff esd
the lettering Of his name. Il Is pow str
! less and. cannot destroy the fruits OF Sal9 {
victory
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27
~Hn latest utterances of two
prominent men. one on either
y side OF the Boer- British contro-

prominent men, one on oithnl.
side of the Boer-British contro-
Versy, would seem to indicate
ehue the spirit of neither is crushed.
, that me war VIII he pursued 10 the
bitter end. Says President Steyn of the
Orange Free State: I'VE will fight at
the Faal river at Pretoria and after
ward In the mountains. We have Moth
ing 10 gain from peacc-eyerythinr nv
HSh'iiS.
Safe within the guarded confines If
the tight little island ;, tho,,r,,,,1S W
miles distant from the roar of battle
and the din of conflict. IIngland's pre-
mler, Lord Salisbury, oracuiarlv dcliv-
erS himself as follows: Under the bril-
naht guidance of Lord Roberts 20o, 900
soiulers-a larger army than has ever
go, pceh sent across the same ex-
Inn o. seizure now engaged in re-
territories which never ought to ha,.a
peen released and in restoring. tn Soutb
erica the only chance it has of peace
ueNeiopmeht and trunQuillitx"
Ihere is little doubt that these two
n roiee the sentiments of either side.
is as yet no holding out of the
oiiNc branch, and IL any one thing could
oi.oie ehrage the sturdy Beers than an
o'her IL Is to be Informed that they are
10 ne reduced to obediency to the
e eovi Whlch is only another way If
SANS mat they VIII be expected to
t'i, .ou'e toward supporting the royal
iaiiily or Great Britain. IT wos iust
~ u.s." ,nese l'oefs would not consent
Iators nr .ne s'aVish ana servile adu-
.ohntIio ,oy"' puppets and refused
thew "tra,,,, 40 foreign sovereign that
then agoin Tar oue from the Cape, and
val a
&c now, ., ,,,o.n,"ii's' Where their capital
But If ie ono ,h,
to declare whot ms LOT Lord Salisbury
quite another ms intentions are and
terms. II is na,,. iolce the Beers 20
war was declared ia V en-, months since
and Butler landod ' Nv Generals Gatacre
baggage married. ..Dn urea with their
Cape" seven Ion e'oria' via the
warcry was raisnd, CO.., .nS SINCE the
and what has been occn, ~ iretoria =
At the very ontsat ~ pl,sn .
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27

OF the best Boer commanders, who
purpose contestng every mile of the
advance which, begun or the LIST
OF May. pressed steadily onward at
the rate of about eight miles a day.
The aggressive force consisted of 50. GOO
men and 140 guns. with as many more
quickly available in reserve. The dis
lance from Bloemfontein to the Zand
river. reached on May 10, is 90 miles; to
Kroonstad III miles. to the Vaal river
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27
B1RDsEYE VIEW OF PRETORIA, SHOWING pEFENsEs

thus reduce the distance by 200 or 300
miles. He will then have two lines of
railroad behind and tributary to him
most of the way. and. with the fall of
johannesburg or Elandsfontein will Sc
cure third. over which to roll supplies
from the coast TO the interior.
1t is Al this iuncture that the neces-
sity is felt for more direct line of
communication with the coast, and the
inability OF the British to control the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27

when the fire of the big cannon mount
ed ali around it has been drawn. this
little city in the center OF a teacup will
be literally In the crater bed OF a vol
cano. the vortex OF a fiery maeistrom
in which there is grave possibility that
the attacking or besieging parties Will
be engulfed.
Much has been written OF the great
guns which the Beers had mounted
on the hills about Ladysmith. and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-27
Pretoria Delagoa Bay road is keenly

Pretoria Delagoa Bay road is keenly
felt
In view of the consistent attitude OF
the BooIs from the very first. having
avoided so far as possible acting OH the
ofIensivc. but when pressed always
equal TO every emergency, neither eN
aggeratinS their victories nor depreci-
atng their opponents. exhibiting the
highest strategy and showing them
selves possessed OF Il remarkable re-
serve strengthen view of these facts
the world awaits anXiously the next
move in their elaborate scheme of de-
Tense.
opposed TO Lord Roberts are several
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08

Three different forms nf rent con
tracts for sale at The ei.4vtIe oiliee
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08

Mr.. Scott Marsh, the expert light
ming rod man, arrived in 5htner
last Sunday and Will remain some
time visiting relatives.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association
met vt the opera house last Friday
evening. The attendance was small
and very little business was trNns-
acted.
Don't forget the Grand Feast 10
come off next Sunday August 18th
given by the lodge "Texassky -Mir"
S. z. j. S. 7. A good time is prom
Used and everybody is invited.
On account Of the great prevail.
ence of croHp among the small
children it was deen,pd best not to
hold any Sunday sui,ool ut The
Methodist church last Sunday.
Justice court was in session here
last Monday with quite number
of cases on the docket. Judge z. II.
Green, of Yoakum and VIM. Blnkes-
lee and Marcus Schwartz, of Hallets-
Vile were in attendance.
A special coach srom I,ockhart
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08
For Sale at a Bargain.
Town Lots and Resi-
denCe Blocks.

Achance for everybody 10 huva
home. , lots, or J. block, 150xl50
feet, at The dow price Of $1,000, oae
half cash balnnre At s per eens,
only little over 1890 per rot. ]
also have several fine RESIDENCE
blocks for sale, well eituated, BOO
x300 feet, az $4,000 rer block
One half cash and balance to suib
the purchaser, at . per centinterest
\ fine Investment. a plat ana
specifications can be seer at The
Gazette Office, or apply TO
J. NJ. KRUGER,
Sinner Texas
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08
RICHARD LANE WARD.

Died Tuesday July 31st at about
1s30 O'clock p. M, little Lame, the
only child OF Mrs, c. c. Ward, aged
, years and Z months.
Little Lame had been sick only IL
few duys with that dread disease,
nembraneous Group. The services
of the hest physicians had been
called in, hut To no avail. for the
angel of death came and carried off
the little spiritto that bourne from
whence no traveller returns " He
was the idol of his mothers hear ,
who would gladly have laid down
liie's burden aud trodden the UNI.
In pwn path which leads to eternity,
hand in hand with her little loved
on.
Although we cannot, with our
dim sight, discern the motives Of
the ruler Of the universe, yet we
are. assured that He has some pur-
pose even in the fall Of II sparrow.
Believing this, we can hold dear
the memory OF cur dead and hope
that although the way nov looks
dark ami drear there may still lie
some blessings in store for US.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08
COUNCIL NEE TING.

The city council met in regular
session Monday night with Mayor
Trautwein in the chair. All the
aldermen were present except
Mcssrs. Eschenburg and Fry, The
reports Of the treasurer aud collec-
tor were received and ordered filed
The trcasurcr's report showed u
balance in the treasury of S241 90.
Sumo complaint was made against
the public house kept by negroes
near the depot, but no action was
taken. The Marshal was instructed
to notify all persons 10 clean up
their premises. A small monthly
appropriation was nude to pny rent
Of Mayors office. All bills were
referred to the finance committee
for approval. Adjournment
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08
Combs

A select line of Horn, Rubber,
Cclluloid and Aluminium Combs,
Ut Ed. Schultze's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-08-08
Wanted t. Buy

A nice, young, gentle suddle
pony. PAGER preferred. Apply at
Carnes' Cash Store.