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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
A School Outing.

One of the incest treats of the
week was realized in last Satur-
days outing of the Oakdale school,
in which Prof. S. c. DeBow carried
his schoolto the rightnoted Sulphur
Springs. The occasion was one
of the greatest enjoyment to every
one present. Nearly all of the chill
dren were accompanied byA their
parents and the number of the
crowd req shed near to seventy-five,
and the wAfteafR adjacent Iia wood rang
with the sh. 1'.-"FGy school
children mingled with GGpeCSsaes OF
the older ones, and this spv@e ~
more forceful than the poets pen,
the spirit OF the day, But as I sat
and watched all this, saw deeper
motive, which, no doubt, occurred
to our shrewd teacher in planning
the outing, and it was this, that by
bringing the scholars, patrons -
teacher together on such au oe1''T
ion, he would make another L lp
step toward raising the school,
terest of his district to Il Nl1ios
standard which he has eva
marked out for it and is tho G
ously working for. Tkgasshcv
unquestionably in f0f fbrkirf@-
order, the intefiSss A,both'
among pt',,qse. aNs'}
's school Gs'S wgg55Rg y
extend our best wishes for Z fh6e5
Their success. ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

Imitation Panama Hats, not SIS,
only $1.5O FISH BROS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
Gems 5rom our Correspondents

has returned home after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. F. w. Pardue.
Ben Hutchinson returned to his
home at Glass Saturday after
spending a few days II South Side.
Madam Rumor says there is go
ing to be wedding. 1t is so near
at hand me think l hear the bells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thea Terrell, of
No. 10, spent Friday in South Side,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jack
son.
Little Miss Marguerite Harris
has returned home after a week S
visit to Miss Rebecca McKinnis in
the country.
Mrs. ]. w. McCorkle and little
daughter, Iris, returned home Sun
day from a weeks visit to relatives
near Ob1on.
Mrs. Gene Tatom and children
have returned home after a pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends at
Johnsonville.
The friends and acquaintance OF
DR.. J. A. Prieto will be very sorry
to know he is very sick at his home
near the courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vans Beard, OF
Obion, spent Friday with Mrs. Ev-
erett. They were on their way to
Kentucky to visit son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zerricar and little
daughter, Mary, of Yorkville, are
the guests OF their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. McCorkle, this week.
Miss Trudie Pardue left this
week for a months visit to friends
at Glass, Elbridge and Hornbeak
She will attend the camp meeting
at Curtner Springs while gone.
Master Joe Temple happened tc
a very painful accident Monday
evening. He was playing and fel
on sharp plank, cutting cash or
| his head which had to be sewed up
Jim Turner happened to a pain
|
full accident in South Side Monday
evening. He had started to drive {
COW out in the country, and JUS
before he got to Jackson's store
she, like good many other cows
decided she would not go an(
wheeled and ran back toward;
town, frightening the horse jim
was riding, and it threw him, bu
as good luck would have it he es
capped with only few bruises anc
a general shake up.
Don't see why Gipsey's lette
wasn't published last week as i
was a long newsy letter. but
guess the carrier must have STUN
bled on one of those old planks tina
has been used for a sidewalk ant
fell and it was lost. am thinking
somebody will be lost if the gooC
people of South Side don't have ;
walk built that people can walk on
Oh, that old sidewalk! [Gipsy
letter never came, we are sorry t.
say.-Ed. Gypsy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
Vacation DAYS,

Vacation time is here and the chill
dren are fairly living out of doors
There could be no healthier place fol-
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents incidental to most open
air sports. Noremedy equals DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve for quickly stop
ping pain or removing danger of Sc
rious consequences. For cuts, scalds
and wounds. II used DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and bruis-
es." says L. B. johnson, Swift, Tex,
"It is the best remedy on the Market
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases
Beware of counterfeits. Moss Drug
Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

Siss Lula Naylor is on the sick
I this week,
.Mrs. Fonse Gibbs visited Mrs.
hggie Bell last week.
7 Mrs. Sarah Beech spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. S. L. Caruthers.
Miss Wayne Harpole spent Sun
day with Miss Eunice Mitchell.
Mr.. John Bauche and sister, Miss
Bette, spent Sunday IN Fulton.
Misses Allie and Robena ellis
spent Friday at Sulphur Springs.
Miss Minnie Alexander spent
Monday night with Mrs. Ellen Nc
Clanahan.
Mrs. Lille Schucemyer, of Mem
phis, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Job Cloyes.
Mrs. Bailey spent several days OF
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Cloyes.
Messrs. Manse HARRISON, Chas.
Isbell and Joel Waddell are on the
lake this week.
Messrs. Jim and Will Hale, OF
Mt. Zion neighborhood, spent Sun
day in our vicinity.
Madam Rumor tells us we are tc
lose one Of our Bethlehem girls
(Wonder if she knowsO
Misses Oda Harpole and Della
Jones are visiting friends and rela'
\ tives in Paducah this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Coleman, Of
Martin, visited their daughter
Mrs. Arthur Carr, last week.
Alexander ellis, OF Paducah
spent Sunday with his wife, who is
visiting her aunt, Miss Sarah Scott
Shell Todd, after several days
visit to Mrs. HARRISON and family
returned to his home in Dresden
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Medley, after severa
months, visit with Mrs. K. T
Whitesell, returned to her home II
Missouri Sunday.
Next Sunday is first Sunday ano
preaching day at Bethlehem. Ev
erybody come and tell everybody
else to come. Services both morn
ing and night. All are invited.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubbs. ate.
n Several weeks visit with the latter
rnother, Mrs. Jennie Harpole, let
N Tuesday for Monteagle, where the.
" will spend the remaining part Q
the summer.
Mr.. Will Walters and family
Mrs. Dock Carter, Misses Essie Ca
ruthers, Una Hill, Nettie Duval
and Messrs. Harry McMurry, Yer
ma White are enjoying this week OF
the lake. Feasting on fish, | guess
ToPsY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
chean Excursion August 1e.

Round trip rate via Mobile &
Ohio railway from Union City to
St. Louis $1,000; to Chicago $1,000,
Tickets will be sold for .ttains leav-
ing Mobile August 16, and will
be good to return leaving either
point until and including August
81, 1902. Apply to M. & o. agent
for further lartic~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
STATE LINE.

from torgettulness or negligence,
but that old cry of no news. |
would take my pen in hand and in
vain would try, but it absolutely
refused to record anything worth a
place even in our editors waste
basket; but as | have CHANGED to
catch few dots from wireless tel
egrams, I will proceed to give them.
So here goes:
Chas. Isbell went to Union City
Saturday.
Drew Bacon went to Hickman
Saturday.
Geo. Shaw was visitor in Union
City last Saturday.
Leonard Maddox is reported on
the sick list this week.
Miss Gage Clark is visiting in
Hickman County this week.
Swan Burrus made a business
trip to Union City last Saturday.
Elder Williams filled his appoint
ment at Poplar Grove last Sunday.
Jim Russ, what has become OF
you? Has poor Sylvan carried you
off?
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. BrasGeld, OF
Mud Greek vicinity, visited here
Sunday.
R. L, Bradley, of Hickman, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Sue Maddox,
Sunday.
The people around our little vii
lage are abundantly blessed with
dust at this writing.
Misses Queen and Ida Harris, of
Woodland, visited Mr.. and Mrs. e.
c. Motley last Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosa Adams, of Hickman,
has been visiting the family of Mr..
Joe Wilson for the last week.
Quite number from here went
to the lake last week. They say
they got plenty of bites, but mostly
mosquito bites.
Mr.. Curtis Henry and Miss Ogie
Leet, two of our young people,
drove over to Woodland and were
married last Sunday morning.
Quite number of our people
took in the ball game at Martin
last Saturday and some returned in
the "wee sma" hours of night.
Misses Lille and Nina Maddox
have returned home from Freder.
icktown, Mo-, where they have
been visiting friends for a few
weeks.
The directors of the Simmons
school have secured Miss Lucy
Burrus to teach for them. Miss
Burrus entered on her work las
Monday.
The Mt. Hermon protracted meet
ing will commence next Sunday
Elder w. J. Shelburne, of Unioi
City, will do the preaching ant
everybody is cordially invited t.
attend.
Uncle Bildad, have you sect
Stray ]. Bird lately? If you haven't
you should take trip to Rives ant
see him. He makes old mothe
earth fairly tremble when he sit
his No. y down on her.
E. c. Motley was called by lette
last Wednesday to Crews, Ala, t.
attend the bedside of his father, ]
N. Motley, who was dangerousl.
sick with drOpsy of the heart. H,
returned home last Saturday nigh
and reports his father a great dea
better.
New buggies seem to be the rag
just now. as quite a lot of our pro
gressive citizens have returned from
town seated in a "rubber tire" will
big 'grln" on their faces; and WI
who are not so lucky as to sport {
''rubber tire" can have the pleasure
of "grinning" with those who can
Rus II. KUSS.
Poisoning the System.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01
RIvEs ITEMS.
How badly we do need rain.

Texie Bonner and little daughter
Aletha, are in st. Louis this week.
w. H. Hovis has bought the old
DR.. Wright residence near the liv-
cry stable.
Miss Fannie Reynolds is spend
ing this week with her friend Miss
Leiron Bonner.
]. J. Shankle is IN Missouri this
week looking out new location tor
the Rives hoopmlll.
Mrs. Anna Moores of Spout
Springs, was the guest of relatives
in Rives Tuesday.
The Misses Meadows of Ripley,
are the guests of T. A. Cummings
and family this week.
DR.. White reports the arrival of
fine boy at the home of Bob Arm
strong last Saturday.
Rev. P. f. Johnson, assisted by
Rev. Gardner, will begin series OF
meetings at Pleasant Hill next
Sabbath.
d. ]. Caldwell was in Rives Mon
day on political business. Doc says
his chances for election are growing
brighter every day.
Ed. A. G. Freed of Henderson,
Tenn, will begin series OF meet
ings at the Christian church in this
city next Lords Day.
We regret to note the serious i'll
ness of Clarence GULL, son of Mrs.
]. B. Anderson, He is reported
some better at this writing.
Bill Smith, who recently sold his
grocery to Ed Crittendon, has pur-
chased a farm in No. 7 and will
make his home there in the future.
Miss Mamie Mason. of Smyrna,
after several weeks visit in Rives,
will return to her home next week,
accompanied by Miss Nellie Glenn
mons.
Misses Ward and Davidson, two
charming young ladies of Ruther-
ford, Tenn, are visiting Miss Min
ME Caudle at her suburban home in
North Rives.
There has been considerable sick
ness in Rives and vicinity this sea-
son, but through the skillful prac-
tice of our most excellent physi-
clans not one death resulted. This
is a fine record.
Rives can no longer be called a
dry town. Three wells have been
sunk this week on Main street; one
in front of Gardner & Bolts store,
one in front of the postotfice and
one IN front of Bonner & Shores
hardware store.
The Rives and Kenton base ball
teams crossed bats in Rives last
week, resulting in score of 10 to 8
in favor of Rives. The Kenton
boys feel their defeat so keenly that
they will not consider another
challenge from the Rives team on
any terms.
The c. P. churches of Rives and
Pleasant Hill have combined their
interests will proceed at once tc
erect an elegant parsonage in Rives
for the accommodation of the pas.
tor of the two congregations. The
parsonage will be erected on one OF
the Caldwell lots near the residence
of Waller Caldwell.
w. H. Cook has returned from
the State Teachers Association at
Monteagle and reports it one OF the
best educational meetings he ever
attended. About $50 teachers were
present, representing the very best
teaching talent in the State. He
says that he was the only repre-
sentative of Obion county at the
association, whereas last year Obion
county carried off second prize for
having the second largest attend
ance in the State. The teacher
that misses these meetings of the
educators misses much OF the en-
thusiasm and inspiration that is so
helpful, If not really essential, IN
accomplishing successfully the
years duties IN the schoolroom.
STRAY ]. BIRD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

There are more sufferers from con-
stipation than from any other enemy
of our race; there is long train of an
noying ills as direct result, and there
is nothing so effective in its treatment
as RamOns Live rPills and Tonic Pei
lets. 25 cts, sample free.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

Sunshine flour makes delightful
bread, made by Dahnke-Walker
Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

Florida Oranges are sweet, juicy
plentiful and cheap, at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

Our new drinks-Orange Fluff,
Maple Cream, Pure Grape Juice.
DAHNKE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

Finest candies in the city to be
had at Dahnke's.
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Announcements

Poke effect in Collars.
SEWANEE. E & W. sYOSSET.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.- MARCH l. 1902.
ARRIVED.

Is saS ToT ;s 5 Chr Gg9son GlsssoT
Austin BadWin Co Rr fma az sb @
steamer Philadelphia. Mills Southampton and Cher
oogrs February % vim mdse IS cabin
Steamer Tuscarora G3r Payne London February IL in
ballast to Philip Ruprecht at the Bar at i SO
Steamer Hekla dam. Hoist. Copenhagen February r.
cTe 15 u and chrstlansand Is with mdse q
lived at the BaT at ' s5 M 10 fun'H f0ye Co. Ar
steamer Lennox tT3rj Williamson Yokohama November
p Hogo q Moi December ?. Shanghai - FoochoW
R A 5 a3n a Kons "a SIgapoTe Sangey sue5
Irwin. Mcbride. Catherwood & Co. Arrived Bar
Steamer Athesia Ger. Wagner. Yokohama December
Penang Jsaqr + cb sad e and q?
can Line; vessel TO Funch Edye Co. Arrived the
steamer American. Morrison. Haven. Washington
December J. Settle san FRANCISCO l6 Monte corone
with mdse to the American Hawaiian SIS Co.
steamer csnoya BeIg, Russell Rio Janeiro February
cabin to BusF d d1ns r T9 at the ens Ear
steamer Fl Ola; Mason: New Orleans FEBRUARY Is
ruaTy . with mdse to the Atlantic Coast S. Co 'o
and Wilmington g 20 with mdse to william clyde
foil with mdse and the old Dominion IS
ps "a ana T 3s-s : 6 soP s II
sss@sr % Y1saqia9 knight i Ters cruz gsnrgary q
% James p Ward & Co Arrived at the Bar at 2:3s
=,
Glasgow February H. in ballast TO Barber Co Arrived
steamer Pisa GER Fendt Hamburg February IS with
odse and 43a serage passengers to Punch, Edye Co
SAILED
ton Jamaica; Marava ODD Trinidad: JamestoRn' Kor-
De cuba Man1sno etc \ Y Hs" ss1 n6n ssnTEo
, pfo' Msco NeR Iauenbgrs St Marc etc
AT,hur Tex Kansas Ha1 CITY SAVANNAH ooorado Bruns
tra Newport News CITY Of Washington. Tampico etc:
Hsbrs Rotterdam 5pateS5 ' Ro fesPRG
zua La a sa . a Po Ssp R and
SatTH On. and Iass:onTls Gol6Soro hadsPha
sT res a,. cruiser A ss0 & al
THE MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool March 4 Sailed, steamer Lucania r Nc
Kinsale March Passed steamer Canning (Br). Ham
Newcastle. Feb Sailed steamer Ohio sr Clark New
PenSTh March IaArTyed steamer Snowflake Cr
BroS Head Fsb 2s-3Passed steamer Appalachee TD.
Lizard March Passed B1rgermester Petersen
ford CBr. Nielsen, New-York for DeptfoTd and Ant
PraTls ,,1 Point Feb 2s-Psssea. cleaners statenaam
Barcelona @ Bohh Snp 5o News g4 MSh
New-York via cherbourg Cand passed Hurst Castle
Dover FEB 2s-Pa steamers Frankfurt Ger NAL
2% Bremen ssr for Or Bam99s La Fandre utcn
Dantzic Feb 25-sailed, steamer Texas DAM Holm.
Rotterdam Feb 27-AIrived steamer Deutschland Ger
Antwerp March Sailed. steamer Kensington CBr).
Grayesend March Arrived steamer British Princess
=, IBr) Freeth New-York for Antwerp.
Sherbourg. March ], $40 m-Saied, Paul
>, Jarnlson from Southampton, New-York
hhVre REP 2sArriyed, steamer Richmond Castle (Br)
mcdowell. Aew-York via Pauillac: March l. 2 m
siIeo steamer L Aqutaine Fr) Poncelet Newly
ohr feIIaris Feb 2s-Passed. steamer Kaiserin Maria
| Naples, - - - N'
Maifs Feb 2sm =. Pcqua or, Fikin.
Shanghai March 1A ie Vs epeSou siS Needle.
(Srl- Milens New-York Singapore
Mcmillan New-York - >''
ST. Crox Feb 2sArrved steamer Yon.ahsils r3r1 Scott
New-York for Dernersrs- etc "
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
GRAND-Major T. B. Jones. L S. A: John B.
Roach. of Chester Penn. HOFFMAN-G. Mar
conf of London. HOLLAND-Captain P. r. Al
MANHATTAN " B. Allison of Iowa iowa:
J. r. Foraker Of Ohio A. J. Beveridge, of Indi-
ana: J. G. Spooner Of Wisconsin. and W NJ.
Stewart Of Nevada; Solicitor General John X.
Richards. NJ A. Knapp, Interstate Commerce
Commissioner; Congressman Charles H. eros
yenor. of Ohio; State Senator George r Malby of
Ogdensburg- PLAZA-H. II. WestinghOuse of
Pittsburg. VICTORIA-Judge S L. Seden of
Denver; WALDORF-Senator J. II. Willard. Of
Nebraska; j. Montgomery Beck. Assistant Attor-
ney General of the United States Of Washington:
p. c Knox. Attorney General of the United States
of Washington
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HoTSE
LAST NEEk<
Under the direction OF Mr. MAURICE GRAN
Il On q HIT at

Il d y G. iii Il
TENTH GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
SoI2ists: Nine Sembrich; Messrs. Sagnac. Campanari
anu Fritz kresler tby arrangement with Henry V0If
so3Hl Entire Opera Orchestra Conductor NJ Seppill
Louise Homer; De march,. Journet Sc0tti CondIe-
Tues Aft. Mar. 4 a; las precisey-Der Ring des
Nlpelungen. SlEGFRIED- Ternina, Sophie Tr4ubmsn7
ana Schumann- Henk; DIPPED, Bispham Ress BIass and
Van RoCy- Conductor. Damrosch -
tues tvS-, Mar 4. Special Performance AT Pom
lar Prices. lie CID. Lsucenne BrevaI and suzanne
ADAMS: Aware Journet, Gilbert and Ed. ReszEE
Wed. Evg.. Mar. {. az 7:45@DouhIe Bill Ia FILE
~ REGIMENT daughter OF the Rsgmenti. Sembrich.
TICANA. Calve Bridewell; lie march, and Campsnari
Conductor FIon.
Thurs Aft, Mar 6. 1:30 preciseIy-Der Ring d.s
Sl6eungen GOTTERDANNERUNt Ternina Reuss-
BEIGE Fritz Schen BrideweH Schumann- Esnk: Vo.
Bandrowski. Bispham Muhlmann and I'd. de Reszks
Conductor. DamrOsch.
Thurs Evg- Mar; 6. at ESPECIAL Performances at
Popular Prices AIDA Gadski and Louise Homer; Ds
march,, Gourmet and Campanari- Conductor, SsppiuI
Fri Evg-, Mar. Z, at S-L-ast Subscription Night
FAUST Emma Eames BrideweI: Alvarez Carapsnsrf
and Ed de Rsszke Conductor. sePplh-
sat. Ar Mar. 3. AZ LAST Matinee Paderszski.
opera. MANRU. Sembrich. Homer. Frf..f
Van Cauteren; Won Bandrowski Muhuann. Blass ard
David Bispham Conductor. DamrOsch.
sat Evg-, Mar. S at S-Last night OF the season AZ
Special Prices. CARMEN Calve and Suzanne Adar-s:
Saisnac and Sccti Conductor Flon this per-
tormance. ST. S150 81 and 81. Boxes. S12 ana SIS
General admission S15O -
WEBER PIANOS USED.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Moon rises am 90 Moons age q
HIGH WATER
AN-sandy Hook 1884 Gov Island IS Hell Gate ain
PM-Ssndy Hook % Gov 80 Hell Gate ala
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. MARCH g.
Vessel For. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Trinidad. Bermuda, QUEBEC 500 a m 1000 m
ATapahoe, h1nsrleston. Slyde. .---.-..- 300 m
Hamilton. Sorfoik Ola Dominion. 800 m
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TUESDAY. MARCH
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NETWORK CITY

Conrad n Jordan: recently reappointed Assistant
United States Treasurer at this city took the
oath Of office yesterday at the Sub-Treasury.
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MONDAY. MARCH 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS

II was reported that the work Of In
staliing the filters vas 10 progress, the
IIlgb school being now equipped. The Ill
tors will cost 500 so and basins, in lieu OF
tonks SO so, and this amount will be col
,octcd from those who 80 kindly donated
~ alters TO the city, schools; the board
viii nay the cost Of plumbing and OF the
faucets. ,.,s.r,,o... g., os.ar,a In
4ba cause Of the failure OF the Citizens
tr1lenhone company to place telephone In
each school building, as their charter re-
quircs them 10 DO. 49,,
Anoti1 school. where the pupils have been
cnmnelled 70 spread their lunches on the
Fred HAYES was appointed ass slant jan
tor for the Cascara school
n Sherwood was appointed janitor OF
she Hawthorn school, 70 NIL the vacancy
crsated bv the resignation Of the form ~
ianitOr 49,. -, t,,,,..,,,.,. .,
,orai, the windows IN the Dow school on
Washington street and also the Walk there.
announcement was made that the report
f Insking & Sells. the experts. would not
he ready for submission before ten days
~ Two weeks When the report returns
from View York. where y Is being verified
q sneriot meeting ~ the hoard wiil be
p,iicd 10 90 over A. II was brought out a
isst nights meeting that warrants for rent
have heen cashed that are apparently. "
eTcess ~ the amounts allowed hr the boar
After ordering the iron fence AZ the Del
school on Washington street repaired. the
board adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-11
WaIlisvilIe Items.

wanisville, Texas, November 10-Mr
Jesse Remlck and Mr. Robertson, two young
men, have purchased the {. II. Cummings
commissary store here and will take charge
about january /. MIR. h. c. White, the
bookkeeper for the commlssary heAa' mas
been called to take place with the Cum
mings olhce at Houston and left yesterday
Captain b. f. Cameron, who has been
appointed receiver for the Trinity hice
Land and Irrigation company accompanied
by Z. H, Stevens Of LlDertyi was III TOWN.
on business last week.
commissioners court convened here today
to canvass the election returns ana trans
act other general business
Mr. c. Z. Carlin, superintendent OF the
Cummings log camp, ana VIE visited
Houston Tor rev day this week.
Mr.. anu Mrs. II. IA. jackson have gone
to Houston and will visit their mother,
Mrs. Sarah jackson, IN Galveston LOT
week,
A team attached to a wagon belonging to
Mr. Munger ran away and threw the
drlver, a air. rrsty, out, tine wheels oi
the wagon passing over him, severely
buisng him, also during the run tne
wagon struck the buggy of MRS IL. II
wants, but bystanders caught her hors'
in time TO prevent him from running away
MRS Murtha La sour, after pleasant
visit to her daughter, Mrs. +. Ii. Holme, IL
Dallas, has returSed home
The Old River Rice company has com
pleted its telephone line from BARRIERS ill
70 Wallsvllie and will connect with tn'
Commercial at this point
Mr.. j. {. Jackson OF Double Bayou hai
purchased the store and stock OF gooa'
owned by L. s. Sterling or Graydon ant
will enlarge and increase the stock an(
conduct the business In his name. Nj
Sterling will move and go into business Il
Galveston