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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02

BRENNAN Texas, December 1.--Mr Rose
has rendered his resignation az Messrs.
Gather 81 Busters and accepted a position
With Mstrot Brothers & Co and VIII 80
TO work for that hrm tomorrow Mr. Nj
than Cinnamon. who left for Dallas few
weeks ago. has been offered lucrative
positlon with Mcssrs Gather & Buster nut
has not vet slgnihed his intention Of re
turning "a Brennan
Robert Hudson fen or q housa on which
he was working Saturday, a distance ~
sixteen feet aud sustained some painful
bruises, but fortunately escaped without
any broken bones,
James Freeman a rolored emp!oye NJ the
Central railroad was seriously hurt he
tween BRENNAN and Chappell Hill Satur
day by a heavy tic falling on him and Grip
ping him IN the back
Mr.. L. ]. Starke, who moved "a Gonzales
sone time since has shipped his house
hold goods back 10 Brennan aud will make
this place his home He will be warmly
welcomed back home
Mr. Thomas Gaddy. who has been en-
Moved in the postoffice here loft today
Tor Houston where be will make his home
de has many friends In this city who will
regret TO sec him leave Brenham,
Mrs Henry Wltte Of William Penu died
Friday night. She was 2 most estimabli
lady and her death il deeply deplored by
large circle Of friends and relatives.
Mr. Arthur Naagem1n OF the wholesale
firm OF ReIchsrdt, Becker & co. is stil
quite sick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
RECEIPT OF NEW EQUIPMENT.
eeuthern Pacific Materially Increasing Il
Rollro Stock


In addition 10 the large number Of new
aud elegant chair cars that have lately been
received by the southern Pacific for use on
tue lines between III Paso and New or
rams, mention Of which was made In The
fost saturday. tho road Is daily expecting
eighteen large new baggage cars which
were ordered some time ago and witch
are now overdue. These cars are all equip-
pea win the most modern conyeulenceS aud
are wen finished throughout They are si>-
" tee' tn length and few more spacious OF
more commodlous baggage cars are to be
l"anu IN operation in the south
INC southern Pacific has been adding ma
teliHliL to Its rolling stock and motive pow
er equipment lately aud the Increase Of IA
rhtcs Is already beginning 10 tell In the
tonnage handed by the lincs Twcuty.siN
large mocnl freight engines are like the
baggage cars mentioned above, now past
ave, and the oificislS are becoming very
anxious for their arrival. Eight new eight.
Naeel passenger locomotives are also ON
the road--or should be-. according 70 ad.
yIces-and they are heavy anu powerful
machines too.
The track improvements that are being
made on the Ines such as the substitution
OF heavier steel for the old rails solidifv.
Ing the roIdhed, etc. will permit the use
OF heavier and more nowcrtul locomotives,
which the lighter rails heretofore used
would hardly sustain. Tho heavier engines
and increased equipment will put the road
IN mrch better condition than over be-
fore for the expeditions handling NJ It's
great volume OF traffic.
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RICE MOI LIE ONLY CROP.
Prof. Attvater Insists on the Adaptao'UV
Of Texas for Other Products

Prof. Attvsater Insists on the Adaptaolllty
of Texas for Other Products
Prof. II. r Attvater. the edthus as'ic
agricultural and industrial demonstrators for
tho southern Pacific limos, and manager o.
me famous Southern Pacific industrial eK'
hibit of Texas products, desires II 10 De
distinctly understood throughout tAo INIT
cd states. and the entire world for that mat
ter TINT south Texas can and does pro-
duce things other than rice. Ever since II
was hrst demonstrated that this section IS
nacpllallv adapted 10 the production oil
rico there has been so much enthusiasm IN
dulred in by patriots over the profit to ne
derived from that crop that the adNefus'
ing the cereal has received mas been So
great that the adsp,abllity Of the soil ana
conditions for profitable diyersncauon IA
an agricultural sense have been well nisn
overshadowed
So rapid and So phenomenally great has tue
deyelopInent of the oil and rice industries
Eeen ia south Texas that tho mere meltlol
OF the section 10 one VINO WIS nor a.
ni,o,riiel with the old dine resources Sus.
Costs those two products ana ne aoeS ~
realize that anything else Is or can nc IL ~
dn,ed here As matter Of Iact, heaI -
ANYTHING that could be reasonably sussess
ed San he prohtably produces IN thg 81
ton In question, ana sugar cane lnns its
nhtural home here. Prof. AuLWatef nus
! iust received some specimens OF iAs latsGir
/ Iurs,lnrt from Angleton that VIII cleaatrls
md forclblv bear out THAI assertion n ~ ny
enc RECEIVED was sent by MesSrs y. :
| Yancev. r. NJ Abbott and H.. HFsShnst'
| and was produced on the Retrieve pam"
| ton in that vicinity. ,,, ,A won.
! Zach specimen is a distinct an9 W.
| derfuI demonstration OF the producuN,s Ii.
81 south Texas soil and Prof. AttWa,er III u
ti,,tariv anxious TO have them inspectfu
! he al Visitors to the city who are lnleyes.
cd in Texas and her products kene ~ ~,
| ing fbat the Masonic Grand Lodst ,t ~ re,
stale - Tcnresent alike Of The Fosl
| ~ state thar every aitendanl u IN,
| hat body would No cordially recelNeu e ~
| s1ctehouse Of the exhibit, Nnlrh y sn Su,.s
| ed upstairs back Of the genera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
AN OIL BURNER EXPERIMENT.
Engine Thus Equipped to Be Tested IL
the Noosac Tunnel.

the NooSaC un0ei
The Boston and Maine railroad is about
to try the interesting experiment OF run.
ming an ol.buruiug locomotive through the
Hoosac tunnel for the purpose Of determin-
ing the pracdcahility of operating engines
thus equipped in the long mountain 10 c,
The prime object is to see how fur it viii
80 In keeping the tunnel free from smoke.
and thereby contribute to he comfort ot
passengers and assist in the operation Of
trains
Shortly after the Fltchburg came under
the control Of the Boston aud Maine the
attention of the new management was d..
rectcl to the needs Of It's lately acquired
property. and one that seemed Of lending
importance was freeing uoosac tunnel o.
the smoke and gases left hchiud by tue
heavy engines required in operating he
numerous freight trains. In order to over
come the heavy grade. Il is necessary to
employ helper, in addition Ia the rogu nl
engine. and from the two an euormou
volume of smoke is thrown ont AT times
the vcntilating shaft is not sufficient [
clear the tunnel before tho coming of a pa
senger train. a fact that is duly rccogniz d
hy The officers Of the road, and ono that
seems To demand the application Of some
additional means Of relief
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
MADE TRAVELLING FREIGHT AGENT
Mr. George Morley Of Houston Promoted
by the Southern Pacific.

MIR. George Morley Of Houston Promoted
by the Southern Pacific.
Mr. George Morley Of Houston has been
appointed travelling freight agent Of
the Southern Pacific lines for the san An
tonic territory. succeeding Mr.. NJ. r.
Kingsbury, formerly travelling freight agent
for that territory whose headquarters We're
at Cuero. il will be remembered that a
few days ago MI Klngsbury was trans
ferrcd from CueIs 10 Galveston to take
the place OF Mr.. j. X. Christian, who had
been transferred from the Island city to
Houston.
Mr. Morley will have his headquarters al
San Antonio. He has been In the railway
service for many years and is an eXcep.
tlonally competent man in the traffic de
partmPnt Lately he has been connected
with the freight rate department OF the
lines in the general offices at Houston lie
viii leare for San Antonio TO take up his
rev duties today and the best wishes
Of lnnumprabe friends accompany him to
his new field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
LIBERAL CHARITY FUND.
Temple Has Prepared to Take Care Of
lis Poor During the Winter.

Temple Has Prepared to Take Care Of
It's Poor During the Winter.
Temple, Texas, December 1.-For several
years IN Temple Il has been customary on
Thanksgiving TO take a collection or
monthly subscription TO be used as gen-
eral charity fund for the poor and needy
through the winter months. The ministers
of.the city are constituted committee on
distribution. and any case Of want Is re-
fe,red 10 some one OF the pastors Of the
citr. who max II a point 70 investigate
the case and where deserving 20 check
WORKED admirably. and Temples poor aye
always looked after. especially In inc hard
u.lnter months This Thanksgiving the
donations ran Up higher than ever before,
thera beipg Euhscrihed 10 cash AZ the luton
serylces on that day S57 50, and monthly
donations made Up for four months Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
rrask eroweLs Of MaIIer 900.

oltcnded meeting " thr truck growers OF
Waller county was held 40 the court hons
this afternoon The meeting waS pr, sided
over 10y p. Wood. The veteran truck
grower with y. Grew as SECRETARY.
ycar MosSrs w " Bomhcrge. rgprcsen.
lug a n Thompson oC Houston and
Reichart representing Borchmd Rrashrr
ca of Houston, were In Attendance
association
large crop of potatoes beans, cnnts.
loupes and mcious viii be planted here
next wear.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02

j. c. Jcssup Of the velasco school. Or. A..
l.. Norleet president Of the Alvin college,
delivered an address on The Educational
OF of ciocutlon in the Alvin college, re-
spondci to a half dozen ehcores With choice
selections. Tho musical program was ia
charge or Miss Bell.
County superintendent J. W, Saxon acted
as master Of ceremonies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
CONpIfTED TuIRD SURVEY

Fort orth, Texas, December 1.-The In
ternationaD and Great Northern surveying
corps has Just completed the third survey
of line between this city aud Cleburnc
ono is by Milford and one by Italy. Chief
Engineer Hardaway says that Il has not
been decided which route will be selected
The engineers are now making a topograph'
uca survey Of the Union depot addition
TO the city, through which the line VIII
run in entering Fort Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
Officers Elected.

Brouham, Texas December lat meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Brenham and
BRACES Valley Telephone company, hcld Of
The office of Mcssrs Giddings y Giddiugs
nnk Saturday, the following Officers Were
elected: j T, Haitston, president; W. NJ
AVeu vice president; O. A, seward, secre
tary. The following board Of directors wa'
elected: Mcssrs. J. I. Hairston, q. a
Seward. w NJ Aven, W. H. Lpscomb, A.
Nj clay and W. a. Wood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
Trustees Meeting.

Brennan, Texas, December The board
Of trustees Of the BRENNAN public schools
met Saturday and approved the report Of
the superintendent, Prof Il, w. TarranG
and the secretarys report Of expenditure.
THE hoard decided to give the children q
vacation beginning Saturday prior 70 Christ
mas and continuing until the Monday week
following,
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). ..0manohe News Notes

Rss an ,etans, November so.-The
Fil sn,, ana a good deal OF cotton
tn, II. . and stll good deal in
lE ana Up lSnds, and It is suu
Y .saiiso. : : good deal WIN open.
w essls =, = are about we'll "1
typhoid fever exist In this
Naut wi Wis oeen fine on the stock.
''i soon do to pasture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
Basket IAN Teams Entertained.

Blcnham Texas December THE has.
ket ball teams were entertained saturday
night by Miss Matte Giddings. II was a
unique ana novel entertainment, one Of the
features being supper cooked los the glrlS
In tho old fashioned way and eaten 10y me
light of jack O lanterns. There were no
vSt.np men present aud the Misses Linde-
mann were The guests OF honor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02

Vn'Cts Or the southern Pacific company,
nue. 'N' f'""N''" "'N
,,,,s ssiurulhg tho overshadowing OF Texas
mtceilancous products hy the oil and rico
enthusiasm. the Professor realizes that they
He Goth good and profitable products. hut
nerng 3 diversidcationist he Is Jealous OF
,tnem Wnen they begin 90 divert alton.
non from other possibilities of the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
Foot Pads in Brennan.

Brennan, Texas, December IA negro
rom Chappcn Hill was knocked down and
an attempt made to rob him hy foot pads
saturday night oh South North street. lie
HGs pennilcsS, however, aud only suffered
the Inconvenience Of being knocked seusH-
less for a Mhiln.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
-. n.lt chanoe al wharton.

Wharton. Texas. December IT, hefe mas
heen change made IN the ohice OF me
cane Belt In Wharton. Mr.. /. q More.
iand Is appointed agent W'p ur chdrle Ma
na3.,s viii 60 TO Bonus. where he VIII &c
eent position with Mr.. Eldridse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
NORTH TEXAS IMPROVEMENTS.
Fort Worth Lines viii Better Condition
OF Terminals.

OF Terminals.
Fort Worth, Texas, November 3o.-A was
learned yesterday definitely that great i'm
movements are TO be made IN the packing
house district by the different railroads
entering there regarding the terminals and
trackage facilities The principal feature
Of the improvements consists or three via
ducts which will be built across the Cotton
Belt and Santa Re tracks, the change IN
Location Of The old belt line railway and
ths removal OF the stockpens Of the Fort
Worth stock Yards company further 70 tue
Northwest
Tho viaduct Improvements WI represent
a. evnendfture Of nearly $4,000. aud
Wort h is understood, viii soon commence
an them The chief engineer in charge OF
the work az the packing house district
~ raiirog AZ and 10 Swift and Armour in
about ten days When this IS done 1t is
understood dirt viii commence 10 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
Beaumont Briefs

I'll h.. isAas' December IA heavy
|gs,N tor today the first of any con.
q Oh r, ,,ef'l weeks, AMI operation
s4 p,,, ' :. were suspended for The
1 NJ, s,aIa party passed through Roam.
~ tar 'lnoon. The train stopped
4 ~ rlS ST IL pIi, mt and the party dii
an in ;Ni9hn Of Crockett was burt
va, als city Few DAYS sgo
sgs,sisstaled at tbe time t5qt tbc
''iaaeorssn a. ! fracture Of The hin. Ttis
and he IS now sbie 70 h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
ROUTE oE The EXTENSION.
|. and c. NJ to Reach Fort Worth
Through Italy.

Through Italy.
waxahachlc, Texas, December III. W.
Cunningham, land and tan COMMISSIONS
Of the International and Great Northern
railway closed the contract with The cit
liens Of Italy Friday for the bonus, fran
chise and right Of way through the city
limits required for the extension OF the
line from Waco TO Fort Worth. He has
also closed a contract with the citizens OF
MertenS and yesterday he was Mt Venus
to close a similar contract. This practical.
ly inSures the road to be built via Mertens,
Italy and Venus and il Is learned semi +
6cially that the construction will be com
menced within tho next two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
PARIS TO NEW YORK BY RAIL.
Berina Strait the Only Obstacle in the
Way OF Projects Success.

Way Of Projects Success
Harry DcWindt writing from the ROYAL
Geographical society, has addressed 10 the
Globe a letter on the proposed railway
from Paris to New York, says the New
York Tribune's London representative. lie
points out that the project is not a new
ane The Russian authorities have be n
Wv, idaring N for more than q year past
- H. himself Is proceeding next month
Nth Inc expedition from Paris 70 New
vi w, H.. land 10 ascertain whether the plan
Il a feasible one. lie says me crossing 81
r. Than tbe tunnelllng Of the straits OF
Dover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02

s1Se.s0 per month, or a total Of ssiT. This
amount will molNhy Doe increased some
yet aud the whole amount placed to the
ctcdR Of the CHARITY fund al he hanks
where tho properly authorized can check IL
out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
Notice

BE coalnlr rooms for rent to visitors
,9..tse send Il 10 Isu-0h carnival week
IN 70 sccorD1 number ot persons thew
!. ehaifmss modate 10 Mr.. Tales
W Husins. public comfort commit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
BIshon Joyce al sundaN servlce.

Rronham. Texas December l.. bishop
Joyce preached mn able sermon at the cid
d!ngs Memorial church at II o'clock sun.
49, to a large and appreciatlyc congrcsa-
Gsu. The church was crowded to MS ca.
aclty, and the distinguished speaker chose
ior his text the ninth verse OF the eighth
chapter Of II Corinthians: For yc know
The grace OF our Lord Jesus Christ, that.
though lie was rich, yet Tor your sakes tv
became peor, that you through His poycrt,
might be- rich %
The bishop is not only a clear ana logical
speaker hut ~ times grows feohnEly clio
quent. He portrayed the lire Of CnrIst, 10!
lowing Him from His birth In the mHnger,
when the morning stars sang together.
through all His devious He on earth, TO tho
crucihxion on the cross and thence to the
ascension. and the story was never better
told The large audience hung hrcathicsg
on the eloquent recital. and the lessons and
applications Injected all the way through
It, and was surprised to hear the city clAcb
joll the hour ot ! Just as be- hid concluded
Rev. g. y. Addicks Will preach there 10
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-02
APPRO ! CHING NUPTIALS.
How the PruSSianS Announce a Com,
ing Wedding.
TELEPHONE COMPANY OFFICERS ELECTED
The Bishops Sermon---Mectinu OF the
Board Of Trustees OF the 5ren-
ham Schools.

Brenham texas. Dccem aet l..-pursuant
to a westphaHau custom province IN
Northwest Prussia. south VI Hanover. when
the troth OF two Young people IS pughted
and the day sol for Inc contamination of
loves Young dream. il there are no par.
entail objections. heralds are sent ONT to
proclaim the approaching uupt!als, When
the void in the social fabric Of their l:yos
tt to 10 allied by hyneneai song and rites
that compass their happiness ave made IN
joyful unison with the wedding bells thcs,
hornlds 20 forth TO invite the guests ,ual
are expected TO honor thC occasion with
their presence aud their presents Saturday
two Young mcn from the Eioavllic neigh.
borhood were I'm the city on such mis-.
sion aud description OF ihcir actions viii
give fair idea cf the custom, which stll
prevails 10 considerable extent IN this
country, to which place many OF the res.
identS OF that Tar away province have im-
migrated. rhey came gaily raparisoncd
with bright ribbons STREAMING. In Jhc breeze
from every buttouholc These were the
souvenirs OF acceptance from the CApeCtcI
guests gathered along the Way, ana after
leacnlng the city they proCcturd from puc
business house 10 another. adding urignt
StreHmer or bow al each place where cX
pccted guests thus pledgcu themselves ia
attend, in tais country, where the utmost
secrecy of approaching uuptialS Is malH
tanned until cards are issued, the idea oy
putting couple uf men ON horseback anu
heraldlng the announcement TO the world
seems curious, but sim there is 10 good
lcuson Why tne joyful nuws chat some non.
est ycoman some manly young fellow, a
type of those among the agrlculmulists
who have crowned the State with the giUrN
she wears had woueu and won tAC con
sent OF tnld and bushug danlscl o.,
whose damask cheek the dcws OF morn
are stlll trembling, should not Toe heraldcI
10 the world and the friends thus invited
Ca Join in the festivities Of the occasion
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n. 3. & w. It. II. II.

Fifth Ward Depot.
], ,oo.n. Exp. 'ss Train Arrive 1000 pm
~ Grand Central Depot
,nn.............Aulve o.02 a. NJ
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NJ, X. Il f. IT, ~
YbT DEPOT, Fifth Ward.
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M,K.k 7, Depot, FltIh WaTo'
| Arrive 9. 80 a. m
!ySism..,..... Gee. Arrive s so p N
~ v,i1i,y,,ton Trains see G., II. g. h.
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La G. n. n. II.
p,cot foo, Of Congress Avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02

WILL, THE PARTIES on the hill to
whom Ottoman was delivered by mis-
take about two weeks ago. please adj
dress 16 East Sixth ST.. and receive re-
ward. Tel. SIS.
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BOY-Tweive to fourteen years of age,
to work about hotel; must bring Teter-
ence. Kendall, las and $50 East Fourth
St, st. Paul.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

SECONDHAND LOGGING HORSES
Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse
Market, st. Paul, Mimi, have just re
ceived a large consignment of 10 car
loads OF second hand logging horses,
with harnesses, all in flrst-class condi-
ton, which must be sold at once with
out reserve and regardless of value;
this is your greatest opportunity to buy
good hardy working horses at your
own price
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
PROPOSALS WANTED
For the Construction of Market
Sheds
City Clerks Office

St Paul. Mimi, May 18th. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
pcsals, marked Proposals for Construc-
tion Of Market Sheds" VIII be recelvcc
at the Office OF the City Clerk OF IN,
City of st. Paul, until five o'clock =. NJ
June 5th. 1901, for the construction o.
Market Sheds and Booths TO be erectcc
on the Jackson Street Market Site, sam.
to be constructed in accordance with
plans and specifications on file IN the Or
fee OF the Commissioner Of Public Works
and the City Engineer Of the City O.
St Paul
a bond in the sum Of twenty per cert
of the amount bid. with two suretics
residents Of the City OF St Paul. MINI
or a surety bond IN the same amount. OF
a certified check for ten per cent OF IN,
amount bid, must accompany each pro
posal as surety for the making and exc
cution of a contract. Proposals must br
on forms furnished by the COMMISSIONS
Of Public Works.
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids
BY order Of the Common Council.
MATT JENSEN.
City Clerk.
May30dallyto&incJune6
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AUCTION SALES.

-~~O~)O1@@N~~%~OS~@~~~-
FINE FURNITURE, carpets, rugs bed
ding, table linen, etc, at auction; by
order of the owner, who is going to
Europe, I will sell at auction in the
salesroom, Nos. 1921 Jackson St, on
Tuesday, June 4, at 2 p. m, all the
fine furniture consisting of fine brass
and iron beds. elegant parlor suite, easy
chairs. fine lc tther couch. large Daven-
port, fine mahogany center tables, oak
hall tree fine oak chiffonier. combina-
ton bookcase and desk, lady's secre-
tary, fine Windsor folding bed, dining
chairs. china closet. parlor cabinet,
sideboard, fine extension table, portieres,
drapcries. Irish point and Brussels net
lace curtains, Haviland China, cut glass
ware, table ware, bronzes, bric-a-brac
fine rugs, Brussels, velvet and ingram
carpets, steel range, lawn mower, refrig-
orator, gas range, cooking utensils,
etc; this is an exceptional fine lot of
household goods; parties interested in
securing bargains cannot afford to miss
this sale. A. G. Johnson, Auctioneer
419421 Jackson st. N. B.-Tuesday at
p. m.
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ST. PATRICK S-Case and Mississippi.
Rev. J. c. Byrne. pastor; Rev NJ
O'Brien, assistant; services. Z. s. 1879
a. m, and 1870 p. m; Sunday school