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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-05-30
DINGMAN's FERRY.

1t is quite a reasonable proposition
to feed crows to save them the trouble
Of pulling corn, but we think the corn
should be soaked in strychinne so
that they win not come back to husk
the corn while it yet immature.
Mrs. w. A. Bradley has opened a
dairy near Coles school house where
she win dispense fresh milk and
serve lunch a la carte to the hungry
this summer&
Child's Park and Silver Lake at
tract many boarders and as the roads
have been admirably worked the
number Of visitors Will probably in
crease. II is said Child's Park will
be considerably improved in the near
future and conveniences arranged for
visiting parties.
Andrew Albright and son are now
proprietors ofthe store lately occupied
by j. b. Westbrook, deceased.
Hay viii likely be scarce again
next winter. Much grass wintered
out and that left does not grow. Corn
planting is finished here.
Howey and Son will remove their
saw mill to the Dundas lot.
Cows are quite scarce this spring.
Buyers were late coming on account
Of short pasture earlier.
Cora Steele of Port Jervis is home
on a visit.
Mrs. Mary Ann Young, who has
been suffering with a cold, is some-
what improved.
Sunday school at Coles was organ-
lied May 18th. Martin Hatton is
superintendent.
Mrs. Jessie Gilmore of Jersey City
is again located al her summer resi-
dence at Centre to remain the season.
Centre has new resident at the
Catharine Angle farm who is a pro-
fessional gardener.
1t is said that the school house at
Centre has not had a good cleaning
out in two years. Last summer
ladies going there to Sunday school
usually had their white waists soiled |
by contact with the benches and
desks.
Mrs. Catharine Snyder, who has
been confined to her bed ell winter,
is able to be out again.
Mrs. J. w. Chamberlain is in i'll
health and has been so for a consider
able period.
Miss Evangaline Donaldson sailed |
for London las week. She goes to be
with her mother, who is in i'll h saIth
there.
Charles, son of John Smith, is
quite indesposed.
The farmers have finished planting
corn and now the crows are busy
pulling it.
Peter Doty of New York is visiting
friends here.
Dave Angle has moved back to his
resort, the stonequarry near
Beaver dam.
Mrs. Gilmore of New York With
party Of friends is up to spend the
summer at her farm near Centre.
Henry Cron says the catfish in
Beaver dam are 50 numerous they
have to seek the fields for pasture.
Miss Laura Howey aud II. Cron
spent Sunday with the formers
1t does not help a mans crops to
sit on the fence and watch a neigh
boris weeds grow.
Usually the less a man knows the
wider open he wears his mouth.
It is as impossible for fool to
hold his tongue as it is for a sick
oyster to keep his shell closed. S. 0.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-05-30

A queer club Is dissoiving at Tucson,
a. Il. after several years existence.
Twenty-Five bachelors joined and then
Il was decided TO admit no other mem
bers, and that If any member entered
into the bonds Of matrimony he should
renounce his aihliation with the club,
and also his financial interest. A club
building was erected and the 22 men
began housekeeping. The defections
since have been taking place with
alarming frequency lately, and at the
present time three lonely men are The
sole residents Of the club building, one
Of the most artistic structures of The
southwest
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-05-30

a lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
CascaTets Candy Cathartic viii OBJ
tain and secure them for you. Genu-
Inc tablets stamped c. c. G. Never
sold in bulk All druggists, roc,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-05-30

I Stops only on notice to Conductor or
Agent, or on Signal
For Information as to Freight and Pass
enger Rates apply to @ Fl. Rutter, Freight
and Pass. Agent, Easton, Pa.
HOWARD A. WORKMAN. supt..
East Stroudsburg, Pa,
c. H. RUTTER, Freight q Pass. Agt.,
EastOn, Pa,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-05-30

Mexican Quick Relief, price 25
cents. conquers all pain, subdues
internal ache and kills external tor
ture No other remedy so sure to
cure, so safe to apply. Try it.
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With Prominent Visitors
TO and Citizens Of Houston
Who Have Something In
teresting to Say.
ShortTalks

gate tt without too much expense, | Will
make a purchase, otherwise / will not
am NOT 4 tender foot Ivy any means I
know the value of y dollar. and have spent
toe much of my he In securing what have
TO- throw away q cent of n. Know exactly
what ! want ana nothing less will do me-
" l md II I viii invest among you.
Know there is good money In rice and no
fear Of oycrprodurtiou, aud | am anxious
to get into the business Oh a sound basis
Nou nave q great country here, ana " Is
sure OF rapid Development Labor Is very
cheap here as compared With our section
and products are about the same In price.
The natural result IL that this Is the cOun.
irl Tor capital Men who have money are
beginning to realize That fact and the pros
pcrtors and cNuulnprs who will visit You
VII Increase IN number every day for years
perhaps yet
MIR John 4 Mcdonald Of Lincoln. Neh.,
has been IN the city for several days. He
Is hero prospecting and anticipates at this
time THAI he win locate In Houston. In
conversation yesterday he was heard to
say ~ am contractor on public works,
such as street paving. sewers, canals, etc.
] nave heard SO mueh about Houston that
| thought / would take run down, qua
] am very well pleased; In tact, greatly
surprised. AT whit I have seen way; 40
You know that this place Is heing TALKED
about now Ike Denver and kansas CIV
We're few years ago. have no doubt
thut ii VIII be hut short time upul thls
place begins to apprc1Ch thcm N slES.
,lt out the miuiut resources. 81 which
Denver is the center ana THIS mace mas
motc territory and better opportunities thau
either of those cities have or ever had, ~
present there IS considerable doing here In
my l.uc and | want 20 tell YOU right nov
that the prospects for more are very bright
| have hcCu dguring ON canal for some
capitalists aud win ere long begin work on
IT, II viii keep me as busy as Que man
ought TO De for great many months. kui
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AND CITY NEWS ITEMS
MISSIONER AUSTIN WILL TRY
- REMOVE OLD BUILDINGS.
L., Suspended Frequently Because
ssr.nsNe Heaters Do Not Heat.
4 To Celebrate Davis Birthday.

-..,on. TEXAS, January 12.-yalery
n. ~ the board Of city commissioners
rrsctins his attention to having as many
|. ssIhls OF the old worthless buildings
4 c,tv torn down. Several have already
/ removed owing to his efforts in this
t.,Ion. There are quite a number of
Enc. at various places in the city
E.h have long since served their day of
t,,rsss and are now dilapldated struc-
4 which are menace TO safety and
..n-sce TO the city Commissioner Aus
NJ the support Of many citizens in his
l.nr,se one OF the buildings which Is
4 70 he removed is an old house at the
H. Of Market and Center streets. This
\ e. TORN down and removed and IL a
/. ~ can be secured brick building Will
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD,
STORE AND STOCK OF GOODS DE-
sTRoYED AT TRACEY.
Liver Stable and Large Quantity Of Seed
at oolemsn--Residences and Barns
at Other Places.

hoekdaie, Texas, January 1.-THE stock
OF merchandise and building Of Il. q.
simms at Tracy, Milan, county, burned
this morning at o'clock resulting In A
total loss. The building was new and
cost 81 ~. ofhe stock iuventorled on Jan.
uary l $1,000. AS nearly as can be learned
at this time, Mr., simms carried $500 in
surance on building and $4,000 on stock.
Mt simms has over 1900 acres OF land
In cultivation nearby, and the store was
established for the purpose chiefly to sup.
ply his tenants.
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1.tfer.on Davis Birthday.

weston, Texas, January 12.-Veuve
brson pavls chapter, Daughters Of the
Isederacy Of Galveston. are arranging
celebrate the birthday OF Robert %. Lee.
exercises will take place next Sunday
hIne from ) to Z o'clock at the Y. NJ. c.
b.n Major Frank NJ. Spencer will de-
4 tbe grafton and musical numbers will
tondered by A. j. +. Parker, Miss VII
A and Mrs. George Reid. Ninety ono
Sbers OF Camp Magruder, United Con
prate veterans. who have hlled out the
ttdt. certificates, will receive the cross
tonor conferred By the United Daughters
tSs Confederacy. Mrs. Cornelia Branch
fo viii deliver the presentation address
nrs Molle r. Macgill Rosenberg will
Kent the crosses.
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Stable and Feed.

Coleman, Texas, January u. - John
Poarce's livery stable burned last night.
The building, which was uninsured was
owned by %. y. Lindsey In addition to
!teu ana livery OUTFIT owned by penrce,
the building contained about 800 ton, Of
cotton seed cake, the property OF Frank
Ansou, insured for $500 Pearce had $500
Insurance on his feed and the loss is great.
en- NO material damage to balance OF his
property. Anson's property was destroyed
or damaged to such an extent as to render
IL OF little value. Origin of fire unknown
henry Dunman had several fine horses in.
Jured; said to be insured.
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BEAUMONT LIE GAMER
BY the Big 7 Transactions of the Kirby
Lumber Company

BY the Big 7 Transactions of the Kirby
Lumber Company
Beaumont Texas. January -. The pur-
chusc Of several lumber mills In this vlcln'
ity by tho Kirby Lumber company Is now
looked upon here as transaction through
which beaumont is the Vaincr by Great
odds In fact It mas only been within
tho last Few days tina, some 81 the eftcc S
OF thu hlg deal have become apparent
Tho sale ot tho mills has added Sa.olJuOu
TO the deposits of the local banks mat
amount having hcru placed to the credit OF
those who owned the uGlls In other
words ihc deal has added S5,C00ouo 60 the
wealth of tho town, since the mills thcm
selves are To remain here. This money
Wid find itS WAY into residences. business
blocks. OF other improvements. aud 10 *
evident that tho town viii he greatly ben
Gifted by the millions OF eastern money
that paid for the plills
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AsoNlc LODGE AT LA PORTE.
Otfoers WIN Be Installed This
Afternoon

Officers WIN Be Installed This
Afternoon.
NV Masonic lodge Is to be Instituted
az La Porte and number Of Hous-
|'.sSons VIII attend. W. T. Palfrey is
.o'strict deputy grand master for this
~ ana as such win be the installing
f HOT lot the new lodge. In addition to
M uston Masons members Of the fra
M VINO belong to the lodges at Cedar
ana Lynohburg will also he present.
'Srte' Texas, January l1.-Arrange-
n naYe been completed for the insti.
n 81 La Porte lodge F.. and A. n,
oext Monday afternoon. Deputy
master W. 7. Palfrey. aeeon, pan ed
~ sa 'ner Of visitors from Honston, viii
clock ana proceed TO the han.
b. institution viii take place. A
49, also expected from Ga.vesto1
II ar hayou. After the institution and
sersh or o1leers the local members
tys,,ss supper TO the visitors and IN
snss3g the new lodge will hold bust
d s.son The following officers heYe
\ !. 'eitested for the important positions
A nUu6e, w NJ, II. II. Huskey; Sr
az, blackwell; Jr. W.. NJ. r. McNitt.
0oSs VII start ont with a membership
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on Rins Were ldIe.

Beaumont Texas January 12--Mauy Of
the drilling rigs on spindle Ton were idle
today Though two or three VOLS are near
the spouting point. mono had come In up
10 late hour This evening
Mr.. Hiram Baldwin. treasurer Of the
Chicago Security and Trust company, Is In
the city 10 make arrangements for the
marketing Of OH from the well Of the Guar
sntee Oi company.
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Record Of w. <. Jones.

Gonzales, Texas, January Il a letter
was received here yastafday stating that N
the application for the pardon OF The pnr-
dvror ~ Captain " Il. Jones IL was al
irgcd thHt Captain Jones VAS a dangerous
nai ana had Killed Two OF three men. \
ftatcm,nt So the contrary WAS gotten up
here AID signed by mcn who knew Captail
Jones' .is brave aud fearless rfficer. ald
who bad arrested more men thIn any sheriff
Iu thc stale without psorting 10 weapons.
Captain Jones many friends IA this part
uf tho state know hat ihc statement that
hc had killed any enc q all was false.
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oomanoh. business CHANGES.

comapche, Texas, January 100. o.
grlchtnnn has bought the stock OF w. 3
Thomas & Co. ,-... !,
~ L. Clark. . 4,
Eugene Greer has bought an interest," :"
fhe Crawford company, ~,.t.
rom L<vary has bought Tom Grinith
interest In the Two Toms restaurant .
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Store at Dale.

Dale, Texas. January 1.-the general
merchandise store Of this place which has
just been opened up by Mr. G. f. McMa-
han OF Lockhart, was totally consumed by
Tire last night about 10 a. m. Total loss
about $ll GOO, protected with $500 insur-
ance. The fire originated In some rubbish
on the outside OF the building, supposed to
be the work OF incendiarF.
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News Notes.

klveston, Texas, January 12.-The re
hs Of $. ]. Alnhouse, victim Of the
tn oft September s, which were recov-
and F1eMifcd by the force of men en-.
~ y disinterrlng the bodies Of IN.
Sihed storm victims, were buried at 4
Ehosen Friends lodge No. IA, Odd Eel
be condition Of Judge William H. Stew
Lei the Tenth district court, mention
Fhose serious Illness has previously APP
fed In The Post, is very much i'm
yea and his friends now think that he
soon recover his accustomed strength,
tnas suffered from a severe attack OF
Rnppe, from which he has not fully
B, Scott, division superintendent Of
Pants Re, with Headquarters at Temple,
w u. MaNson, superintendent of the
Beaumont aud Kansas City, are In
{llllam Powell and Henry Moore, en-
Ffs on the northern division Of the
W. re, With Headquarters at Cleburnc,
kyislting IN the city.
fIonel william l.. Prather. president Of
fstate university, Is in the city on enc
~ monthly visits TO the medical col
N Sergeant W ]. Scdgwick Of the Gal
IN police derartment has been present
&th handsome badge by the members
" DAY force OF the department,
rs Maggie Shcnrn Of Houston, who has
visiting. friends In this city. returned
a Yesterday.
D. Smith, building supervisor OF the
p the city.
n; ]. 9. Evans of Fort Worth is visit.
'Sifs 8 NJ, Allison Of this city,
IN Huey OF Houston was among the
''ors In the city today.
y "Trip North.
Ia Houston.
Pc CITY.
',oa c. Jones spent yesterday in
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nrIllinn in the canrook.

Lake Charles, La, January 10. When the
drllcrs closed down Tor tho week AZ the
Watkins wei NJ. J Saturday night the
hole was 1880 feet deep they having gone
200 feet In one day They are drilling IN
the cnp rock ard Mr., Watkins, tho pro.
pretor. conhdently expects TO find oil In
side Of the next few days
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OAfectiVe Heaters.

hlreston, Texas, January 12.-Four
nssnd and seven hundred dollars for
aers and stRl no heat represents the
hNIon Of Affairs at the Ball high school
Galveston. This sum Is enough to build
tnsll sized school house and the school
<tees who contracted for such expensive
Hers In order to secure the latest aud
are greatly disappointed. Similar heat
\ were installed in the West Broadway
bol and trQkble has also been experience
with them. For several weeks the Ball
i school has necessarily been closed
Snever the weather Is cold enough TO ra-
Ia q fire..
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RICE I'M FORT BEND.
Bio Farm to Be Put in Near Missouri
Civ

City.
Missouri City, Texas, January 12.-Colo-
mel II. Hayes. immigration agent Of the
Frisco, with a party Of prospec:orS from
Illinois, orc In town. Among tho party
are Messrs Wcss aud Jas Homes Of
A. Smith section Of land two miles norta-
east Of town They contemplate erecting
q nice residence and other substantial
buildings on the property az an early date
and q portion ~ the lind viii be planted
IA rice this year Wells have been con
tracted for Irrigation purposes
The Bumgarin 100 acre tract and another
piece ~ t4S acres Of land just north Of
town, have also chang hands "a Mt X.
d. Packrr, n prosperous young farmer of
the neehrorhood who. In addition to max
500 net profit from his hee business He
mas mostly the pure Italian stock hence his
success
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Boarding House at Beaumont,

Beaumont, Texas, January 1.-THE Re
lance boarding house, which was the prop
erty Of the Kirby Lumber company, caught
fire this morning and was burned down,
total loss. The building was Insured
for $1,000, and the loss on 1t was $4,000.
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coed indications at Naoogdoches

Nacogdoches; Texas January n-Colonel
Il. 5. Wothcrmark's artcsian weil OF tho
ice plant ls showing fine oil indications
So the depth oc l31 feet vein Of oil was
found anu the deeper the drlll goes the
stronger the oil Gow. Colonel Wethermlrk
contracted for 3OOfoot well FOR water 10
feed his ice plant and was not exp citing
oil II the indications Tor oil continue th
well win 20 dee per and there Is no telling
the result 4 gusher right IN town viii
bring ON a boom already started from the
ind that win raise the price Of property
considerably Ia the community
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Marshal in CHARGE.

Montgomery, Texas, January s,-Unlted
states Marshal Dorrough today took charge
of the stock Of goods 81 +. p. Freddie at
this place and closed has store pending pro
ceedings In bankruptcy. Assets and hahill-
ties not known.
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MISS MDDeR COMING SOUTH.
She Scored Great Success at ST. Louis
in"Moly Pitcher"

in"Molly Pitcher"
St. Louis, January 10 kathryn Kidder's
success in "Molly Pitcher At the Century
theatcr was so enormous that II was nee s.
sary to give an extra performance tonight
To accommodate the crowds that were IN
week AT every performance the theate
has been taxed 10 Its utmost capacity and
tongbt's audience WAS BY far the largest
Wien the play was ended Miss Kidder
and her company of 6fty pcope board d
4 special train ana commenced taelr jour
uey South. Only the most important cities
Will bc visited
Miss Kiddor Is Southern girl.
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Business Chanes at Wharton,

Wharton, Texas, January l0.-Mr. II.
Muncy has sold his interest In his saloon
business to Mr.. Frank Dawson OF Hunts
vile. who will continue the business %
the same stand Mi Muncy VIII prohaOF
return to his old horne In Brookshlre'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

I'M OF GALVESTON, Jauuary u.
b,ar ~ Arrived.
INV ,nirJ, Liverpool via Havana.
'''oa lAm.l. Pensacola.
.isN Sailed.
efne (Br1 us m, beilsst
ues s2an.), Barcelona and Genoa.
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Cameron, Texas, January 9.--Hon, R. H.
Hicks, chairman Of the democratic execu-
tive committee Of Milan county, has call d
a meeting OF the committee for January =,
ut the court house, 10 fix the time and tae
test for the primary election.
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uGlug me young wheat H. needing rain
very much 4 great deal of the oats are
uehu aud the land Is hrlng put IN prepare
uon Tor culture other luids are too dry
70 admit Of blowing Feed stufs are scarce
anu nigh In price. Corn Is selling at 81
per bushel
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Galveston Bows Invention,

nlveston. Texas, January ia Calves
boy about 10 years Of age has rugged
b contrlvance which seems capable OF
Il patented and made very valuable. 1t
Triangular frame with a small wheel
lched which Is used with an ordinary
rcle for the purpose OF holding the bi-si
lon the trucks of the street railway or
The railroads. So perfectly will 1t hold
bicycle In place that with 1t the boy
20 swiftly around the curves In the
lis Of the street railway company with
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Feed and Horses Burned.

Forney, Texas, January lO.-On Friday
night A. NJ Jones lost his hay and corn
and two Mares by fire 1t occurred al l
or a m. The origin OF the fire is un-
known. Mr.. Jones lives five miles west
OF here in Dallas county, aud is renter.
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win Disseminate BUSINESS,

Ennis, Texas, January 10 Turk Brothers
& Webb, dry goods merchants here, have
announced that they will discontinue bust
ness In Ennis after March l, 1902.
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Firm Dissolved,

Paige. Texas, January l0.--The hrm of
Charles Kuhn x Hamff, dealers in general
merchandise. has been dissolved. Mr..
IIamff retired The business viii continue
as heretofore under the Arm name Of
Charles Kuhn.
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Chance Of Firm.

Anderson. Texas, January 7.--Messrs
Andy Campbell aud Hon, James Mcintyre
have purchased the stock Of general mar.
chandise Of J /, Bradley aud win con-
tlnne business at the same stand
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Barn at Wharton.

Wharton, Texas, January 12.--This morn
Ing at . o'clock the barn and stable of n
prominent colored farmer, Jake Ford, was
Uurned to the ground. No lnsurB loss
about $3.50. Cause of hrc unknown, but
suspected to be the work Of an iuceudiury
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Bankrvnt Stock BOUGHT.

Chiffon, Texas, January 10.--The bank
rupt stock Of the Chiffon Lumber company
he's been bought by ], o. Menhfee, and
will be luvoiced as snou aS possible,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Floresville. Texas. January 1o.-The drug
firm of Mayes & Whitsett Of this place
hns dissolved, Mr.. Whitscit buying the in.
terest of Mr.. Mayes, and being successor
TO the business,
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Withdraws from Firm.

Kcrrvlie, Texas, January lo-L. II.
Bradford has withdrawn from the firm Of
Williams g. Bradford and has entered the
Texas
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Stock Damaged at Hampstead.

Hampstead, Texas, January ll.-5Se was
discovered In the shoe department Of b.
Schwarz's store Thursday night, and had
1t not been for prompt action his entire
building would have been destroyed Con.
siderable damage was done the stock
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Drnn Rusiness Purchased

Kerrvlle, Texas, January lo.-The drug
business OF Roberts y Kyle has been pur-
chased by J. f. Moshy, who will continue
tho sale OF drugs IN the same building
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Residence at Moody.

Moody, Texas January II The residence
Of s, D. Caruthers burned today Loss
about $500; Insurance, Ii any, unknown.
Caused by defective fue.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
livery Stable Sold.

Cameron, Texas, January 1U.--W. K. Dick
inson sold his large brlcg livery stable aud
downtown residence 20 w. II Triggs the
consideration being $500.