The Texas Countryman. (Hempstead, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1869 Page: 3 of 4

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FRIDAY, APRIL.... ,. -Ifi, 1869
Then will be preaching a| Henpkt«ad
herrador,n follow*.-
Or the fintTTi^MMriy/fyh nron^,by
Ser. Hatehinen. On the sccond and
Awtí**by.
'ci^enen; ini«iW (kW^Hctl,
■?!!« SüT'u U.1 LUllk .. ■ ,'! :_>!j
tháf hé
Kbit
óyo-sore, the old mill-stand, htogone
to the Grftv^ iTjXaJk
"r Winn
Woódwará^e^K íéfore the
may the house with the red front,
bed
If I had a little male vat vouldn't go,
iop himt no, no, nog
Hey** *?
haman treatment to animal ! Sec
Oldham &. Wlgt^V JjKg «t« -Penal
Code, Art 713. Ah! gentíemen be
iiadfc yoarówn and yon* neiglibora
equine and muline quadruped. Otir
Savior rode the sire of a nulo. Don't
be'cnicj to lineal deBGéntdant of
your Savior's riding animal. Next
time Mr. ; a little more moral
suasion and not so much hoop-pole
ioice, of you m^H ar^«>aWy fcom}
y'e local.
Beautiful dres goods-Sam Schwarz.
. To THK MRMR BRS OF TUB H EMP-
OTRAD Corporate Sanhedrim!-
Look to your interest. The mdst
careless trick wo' know of this, town
Council being guilt j,of, is the latitude
granted to Cars and-Flees to run at
large under the cvreunutance . Full
blooded hounda and pedigreed Setters
and Pointers, excepted by order of
yo local. A hint now, may save more
in the future. \¿ <
Whrn in the «rutso of human
events it becomes necessary for one
to have a lot of good flonr—any qunn
tity, or, saine first rate Furniture
at exceeding low rates—ho should
at once go to J. A. New
Sti$e,3>n West sSA§ of tho square, at
llie house" formerly occupied by II.
Meyer. We can't tell you all, go
and see foe yvnvwH.
Choice flour at $7—Sam Schwarz.
Wr noticed Judgo Syo'rr—Judge
3nt JoiíMnl District— in our,|
crity on Mouday last. Bis Ilonor
had just dosed tho Disti ict Court at
Bryan and was on route for Brenhain;
«heneo to Houston and Galveston.—
Tho Judgn looked smi'ki^-and pleas
nut, aa if tfie Veport on lawlessness
and crime was not so vert/ bloody.
Our "devil" received a visit on last
Tuesday from his ••duck," and re-
quests ns make tho acknowledge-
ment of tliiAnsitrior Mm.. lie says
lie loves her better than "apple dump-
ings," ami hopes lhat tho "sunny
Bmihi" of' Iter «funtenance may be-
come more lovely and endearing with
each alternate visit.
The best sefeetiou in Shoes—Sam
Schwarz. ' n4G.
• WR thought wo beard the otber day
some one whisper Brazos bridge, we'll
listón closely and if we hear it again,
we sbaB feel encouraged enough to
talk still louder hereafter. Don't let's
have any public meetings about it—
onr opinion is that they will kill off
anything. We want private meet-
ings, not with closed doors, but a fair
discission among the people.
.Goncrbt.—Some of the citizens,
including tho ladies of course, are
making preparations for a magnificent
Concert about the first of May. The
object ia loyal and laudable, and wor-
thy the patronage of all. The ener-
gy, taste and akill of those engaged
in it are sufficient guarantees lhat it
will be a success. We like to see
such thing encouraged—this is no
humbug to get your momy for a fleet-
ing show for which you will be no
better off on the morrow; its benefits
are permanent and to the interest of
aU.
The seventh birth day of a little
girl—Florence J. Edwards—liv-
ing near this place, was celebrated on
last Friday, by a quilting of the sec-
ond qtíí It sho had pieced with lier own
hands, this, one contained SOS pieces.
How many little gtds of her age can
boast of as much. Her parents truly
have- something to be proud of. The
sweet little Mis* hewing that we were
fond of good things, sent ns a very
nice piece of the celebration cake; for
which wc return thanks #
iiieunce
a respectable
citizen of this county, living near Bell-
hold and was run over by the train,
Ilia leuvHua were brought up on the
train to this place yesterday.
I C:tjr. >4^;. • '
We are pleased to notice that our
e¿eemed tfrie4<Ís> Jtássr^ OQRRit &
Lemon, Photographists and gentle-
men, are stifi to be found at tlieir gal-
lery, in the rear of BaraanteeV book
store. For neatness, taste, dispatch
actness of ^Wineation, we
cheerfully and cordially commend
these cdefer gefiflemen and experien-
ced artist , to ftíjá^rorable notice
hnd pafrófiage ST the ladies and gen-
tlemen of Hempstead and vicinity.
'-flieure tl
_trc fond
tho
On evening we called in
at tho Book and News establishment
of our young friend, B. H. Barsan-
tee—and found that Ed. was just in
gars, &c. Ed's a clever, wliolesouled
felhsV; and not*óüfy knows how to
keep a first class book-store—rbut also
understands how to tickle the iaucy
of a poor devil of an editor, which he
«lid by presenting us with a hi of late
papers and fine cigars, fcr which we
return thanks.
We ain pleasétFló see Mr.II. L.
{foo&in—«Set a.Bevete. lUuess, again
on duty at tho Recorder's office, ready
to for the reception of the law-break-
ers.
The troops stationed at this place
pulled up stakes and left for Houston
this morning. Wo learn the report
that negro troops were to take their
place i libe.
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Weekly Market Review.
Corrected by J. T.Griffin &Co.
T^auk Coontuvmas Office.
Hempstead April I6> IHG'J.
All our quotations aro in specie.
Cotton. 6ood Ordinary,.". 17¿al8
Not'much coming in on account of tho
bad condition or tho road ¡i. Buyers Tree-
Ty paying outside figures for all offered ;
and at prices approximating to gold quo-
tations.
Gold.. 132®—
Silver KStV®—
HIDES.—Competition in the Ilido
market has become so great that figures
approximating to tíhivcsto'n and Houston
prices are given. We quote—
Oteen* - 5
Green Salted — 5 ® 6
Dry Saltedi ©f0
Dry .Flint.-i- .. IX&m
Apples, dried, ^ lb . $ lOi? 12
. " green, box..., li (JO®9 00
Preston A Merrils linking
I'o\vdcr.s,(i & 8 oz., Ifdoz. 2 50® 3 00
Crackers, suda I1.J® 12
" sugar and cream 1 S@
Candy, assorted ' 21®
fancy , &1®
Chocolate..'. .' J. 00®
Coffee, primo llio 19®
" Java If ®
Cider, ehauigagno, case, 5 00® (5 00
Caudle*, star, shortj£ei lit, 17® 13
'• " full weight, 25®
" sperm. 4r>i2
Corn, Texas — 50®
■Western nono
Klmir, uniíi8|K'cted none
" 'superfino ' 8 00®
" XXX 10 50®
" choice extra 12 50®
Fruit, raisins, layors, •P bx 5 00®
" " lit'-boses.... 2 75® 3 00
" u qr-boxo8.... 1 25® I 30
" lemons {>doz 50
" orangi-s doz 75® 1 00
figs, ft 35® 40
" prunes, ^ ft
" currants, 1* lb
Glass Goods,Pickles doz-gal
" " " hf-gal.
" 'X " quarts
" " " pints..
Worc'rsauce.per doz
•4 " brandy olier's
" - " " peacitus
Mackerel.No. 1, kite—J.
,l No. 2, kits
" 4-bbt.,Bhore,No.l
" |-hbl.jghoro,No.2
Molasses, Louisiana, gal.
Texas
syrup...
Nuts—almonds,per lb
walnuts....
filberts
pecans
Onions Ijy bbl.
Oils—kerosene, in asiv
Peas;......... .....
Porter aud Ale, p doi --
Powder, per keg
Potatoes— per bbl ......
Rice, India, ft.- —-
Ilibbed Sides..
Cotton Ties.
Salt, Liverpool...—
Starch, pare, per lb.......
lb pagers.----.
Sugar, Louisiana fair.——
clarified.... .....
crushed
Texas.. .......
Soda, per lb
Bagging, Kentucky, ^ yd..
•' India...
Tea, Imperial.... -
" Young Hyson. ...
Tobacco, Virginia, pffi....
* smoking
Mess Pork....
Bacon, breakfast.". ...
Hams, canvassed
Hay
Brick, ^ M
Clear Sides
Lard, prime,in tierces
in kegs
Butter,'country .......
Cheese,Western..........
" E. D
Leather, Texas "...
Lumber,Texas piac
Lime "**
Cement.
American Brandy
Wbisvk,rectified
20
10
20® '25
7 50® 8 02
5 50® ( 00
3 50® 4 00
2 50® 3 00
3 00® 4 00
5 50® G 00
5 75® ti 00
2 50® 2 70
®2 55
9 00®10 50
7 50® S 00
70® 80
G5® 70
85®$ I 00
35® 40
18®
15®
nono
6 50
50®
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2 75® 3 00
8 00®
C ® 6 50
10® 12
17® 18
9® ~ 12
.330 25
8®
3 25®
10®
14®
Ma
16a
18a
11a
lla
20a 22
22a 23
1 75a 2 00
1 50a 200
60a 90
25a 75
23 00a29 CO
20a
20a
nono
«10 00
174a IS
' 19a
, —a
25a
18a
21a
40a
18 00a20 00
4 00a
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3 OOn r. (Kt;
1 00 a 1 uo '
20
20
22
TO nouamaaraaa xau tub Trade-
mis* j-v • - i
Pair urge i
at once.
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¿ATEST HBWYGfiK jBBWS.
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"Givtn a ](o«y Glow to tho Cbcoks."
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'2'l«í noBt ip tbo World." ,
B E AU TI FI E R!
THE ' w 1 " -
Bittcr-Swcct i Orange Biennis
rs* One nottlo, 81 00- Three for.#2 00
1UU0 Bottles aold.in one day in New York CHy-
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COSTA-R'S "
Standard Preparations
ARE
JU" J ;
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Ex-
torniinators. i-A f ?-
"OostarV Betl Bug Exterminatory
"CostarV ^ouly pure) Insect Pow-
der. .-i a., y i or,
' Only infaUil le Bomedioe known, ,
■ "b ynir i'i*nbm hod ia-n«>w vnt-fc! ' .
"¿,000 Itoxmaml FJnyka iaitminictarcd dnily!
' "!!! He ware!!! offeptfrtorw imitations I
"AU Dniggista in Ilvmi>8teadiicU tfaem..' .
Address "v OSTAtt," 10 Crosby St.N. Y.
Or, John F. Henry (Successor to) . ;
Demas Barnes & Co., 21 Park Sow n t
Sold in HEMPSTEAD.
' ' March 12,1ST9H* !
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GALVESTON. TEXAS*
t. w. Meoor* -r.n. kkavkltí > r.nboDj
Í^Y^ÓO.,
OF
COTTÓÑ; WOOL, iffbvs, ire,
L '1ÍÍÍ Strm^aáíVeston.
,isat •.
ION given to
Receiving «nd Forwarding G^pds.
—by toe—
METROPOLITAN
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GIFT COMPANY!!
Casli Gifts to tlié Amount of $250,000
KVIiRY.TU-'KBT DBAWS A PBIZK.
Each $10,000
-... " 5,000
«' 1,000
" 500
" 100
5 Cash Gifts
10 4 " ....
20 " " ....
10 " " .. .
200 •• "• ...
;uw " " " go
450 " " " 25
«00 " " " 25
:S0 Elegant Rosewood iPianos.. 1 .Each
[$300 to $500
35 " " Molodcous ca. 75 150,
150 Sowing Mnchinos..Eaeh $60 to $175
250 Musical Boxes.... " . 25 to 200
300 Fine Gold Watches " . .75io..300
750 Fine Silver Watties'- 30 to' 50
Fino Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings,
Silver Ware, Photoflraph Albums, aud a
large assortment of Fine Gold Jewelry,
in aU valued at
1,000,000 DOLLARS
A Chance io Oraw any of thc nboce Prizes
by Purchasing a Sealed Ticket
. for ¿5 Cents.
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed
in Euvolopes and throughly, mixed. Oil
receipt óf 25 Cents, ii Sealed Ticket will
bo drawn, without choice, and delivered
at our offico, or scut by mail tp uw ad-
dress. The prize named lipan it "wyl be
delivered to the tiekct-tmldcr on ftayment
of ONE DOLLAR. Prizos will bo im-
mediately sent to any address, lis request-
ed by express or retain mail. ;
You will know what your -prize is
before you <pay for it. Any Prize
may he exchanged for another of the
same; value. No Blanks.
tW Our Patrons can" depend oh fair
dealing.
Kkfrwencb. .—Wc the few
following ftoiwtlie many wtw-have lately
drawu Valuable Prizi s and kindly per-
mitted its to publish them:
S. T. Wilkins, Buffalo, Now York, $1.000
Mrs- E. Stuart, 70 Nelson Place, N,¥.,
$500; Mis* A. Monroe, Chicago, ItL Piano
valued at $650; W. Curtís, New Haven,
Gold Watch, $200; Robert Jackson, Du-
buque, Sewing Machino, $100; Philip Me
Carty, Louisville, Ky., $500; Jas. Roger*
Miss Emma Walworth, Miiwai kee, Wis.,
Piano, $5O0; 8. T. Ferris, New Orleans,
Gold Watch, $250.
We publish' ao names without permisbion
Opinions of the Proas*
-n«.y ar 4o&g MORMiltaSIfh
e tlieir su efe *." — l(cdt¡j Tri
Moithcm
[erald, Fei. 38. J8t®
' WeimYt «tamined ffirtrBystonf,anil
Jobea fair dealing firm."—Ail"
Jjut w«ik a friend of oars
which was promptly received.'
fl r «trenlar giving many
r—« t ihhbMíi notices from thefM-WMit-
dncvinants to Agenta. Salitfjiclion guaranteed, t
Every Package of Sealed Envelopes
Contains One Cash Gift.1 ' ,
[y Six Tickets fór t>né Dollcr, 13 for
TwoDoHara. 35 for "Five Doikn, IW Ior
Fifteen Dollars. «. ■
All letters shouM bp.addressed to
PARKER, MCÍ)RE &. CO.
35-St 195 rroADWAY, n Y.
BP
Tl ESPECTFULLY cill attcnUon to
£%< the above list of artiek-s, and w91 ol-
fer every inducement in tho * ay of lew
priéÁ aad fresh goods to jmachaners, hav
rag a targe and well selected stock always
on hand. ■
JiSI-tf , . . B. & A.. KING.
ATTORNEYS.
j. d.-m'A1k)oi.-. jt^b««tíetoyl2
. lir.tdoo & BrefdWe,
ATTÓitKEYS-A T-tA IK,
nil BREÑÍIAM, TEXAS.
B. T. HARRIS, C. A. HARRIS,
BdlcUñ, Hempstead.
. HARRIS &.IÍAU1US,
attoHneys at La w
AuSRn Couaty, Teps w:.r.
apr13 !>:.
john T. bei.l.. william i. ULESJi
BELL & GLENN,
A TTORNE YS-A T- LA W,
,,35-tt Bcllcillc, Austin County, Texas.
' ■ B. F. ELLIOIT,
A Tí OH NE Y A¡T L Alt
« 2 m * «4
HEMPSTEAD,
gOi-tf;. Anstin County Texas. .
A. rilESLEY. CEO. W. J'JHNSON
CSicsley Johtison
A T T O li NE Y S AT L A \V
BELLVILLE,
Austin County, Texas,
t^Oilico in the Court House
dec21 ; „ iy
. • **.*.'•'? '
SAMUEL A. OUMMIiiGS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
h3 Industry P. O., Austin Co- Texas
JKO. 1". JOYCE -.:..s. nEESE BLAKE
JOYCE A BLAKE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
nEMPSTEAD, TEXAS.
Over. Konipcr Stone & Co's.; Drug
Store. •
JACK BELL.
A T T OR N E Y AT LAP,
NELSONVILLÉ,
irSTIN COL'KTY. TXAP.
Post-oliiee address, Industry, Austin Co
S&Hf,
I. G. Seaucy, 1I.1I.BOO B
SEARCY & BOONE,
A T T O IiN E YS AT L A If,
ANDERSON,
Grimes County, Tesas.
ol 2-fl-ly.
J. P. OSTERUOUT
A T TORNE Y AT LA W,
BELLVILLE.
Austin County, Texas.
eb?-fí-l¿.
Z 11IIST.. . . N. llOI.LAMU.
HUNT & HOLLAND,
A T TOR N E YS A T L A W
BELLVILLE,
Austin County, Texas
fob2-f4-1y>
I ,yt
DCÍN'T 1^11^ V«3ir
Je : «i t>d ;
Hempstead, Tc\a«,
,u:.inv;7iU"> v-ümcioo isfuti id'
WHOLESALE Alii) retail dealers ix '
- ' , H-\ 1' ' -1 •' - 1 -j* -,,-i ,, .. *. I r ,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-sthils;
VariÚHis Window Glaaí. J'utty, . Chu¿cc Liquors, for M^cal7rtirpose*;-H l*o,l'tiorv
Toilut Articles aud Perfiiuiery. , The new patqiit Cement, #arrhntéd to Weuft'itiij
thing fropá a Tea-ciip to abíokéii'wngoa. Calf a ¡id see ytmrseli tfi. ' ' " " :-
■ ® ' •' _ ■ ' * V f.aa aiHv
Hempstead, Vcxus, Fcbniaiy Itith', lS!>i)-ly.
hi 'S3 I
sT-r>. flOfnQ .&
fulajj la ffoom hi L
Off,-re tiio GREATEST INDUCEMENTS to boyen ot
bua
oí s:
SELLS CHEAPER TIIÁN THE CHEAPEST* AT WHOLESALE
T OR RETAIIi.
all and Examine his stock before pur-
i. • * i *i " ' 11 '
Ii&SGtimoa
chiding elsewhere.
~&/E« Z3.
.'L-Lekma tS'Kiif
.SEE .Vi-.i
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER 01
. ■. ¿ .. í - t . *
O A. ü 2U
At Now York aiul St. Louis rates.
W BE ^
m
CUAS. T. K A VAN A UGII
BRENHAM, TEXAS.
adolpii iiajuu8......thmby fox.
A. H A RRIS A FOX,
• - I * 'J - i, f '
- Dealers in > « • ..
,e sis. jha AW©
- V .. V t, : •
B(^^, &c,
Cor. Main & CongresslSts.,
Von Alstync'a Budding,
7"J3SS43
h25Cm
q0ust0n.
v— •
WM. CHRISTIAN.. J. C. BALDWIN
flWOJAt . . .. r. .. ■ ;■ T- -
WJ|i. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
or*'*
Wr
c01^qfjl& WQOL factors,
l)lli M Vi-C . A Í - ■«. ¿4 ,
amu
C 0^4MISSION MERCHANTS
No. 55 Main Street,
,7 • • '. \
JflOUSTON, TEJÍAS,
Liberal Cnsh Advances made on all
Produce*in hand, J - ^ f
'■ t C.
Special attention, given to tl«j sale aud
8hipmeiftof Cotton and Wool. r?~-
liR
J. HARRIS 0ATL1N,
ATTOltNE Y- AT-LAW
Travis. Austin Co., Tesas
F. J . COOKE,
Co.WfcYA.NCKR,
And General Land Assent.
Communications through the Post-
OJJicc or otherwise promptly aUended
to. ..
I HAVE now oil rsienny many choice lots
aud tractsofLaud for Sa.o here,which
are offered on easy terms.
t'H YSIC1ANS.
HU. J. L. CUNNINGHAM,
PHYSICIAN .v SURG E O JV
HEMPSTEAD*, TEXAS.
Oflico at Kemper, Stone & Co's Drug
Store. Calls attended to uialit or day.
e'-'i-tf.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS
fiaIie$t«8,IIou^on & Hcndcrsoii
OID.
Time, 2^ Horas;
Fare, $2 50.
/^N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,
" Jumi 24th, two trains will leave Gal-
VOTton dnily at 8 A, M. and 4 P.M.
Suuday'train leases Galveston at 9 A
Iff., returnin*, leases Houston at 3 P.-M.
The-8 A. M. train makes close con nee
tiens with thoé. B..B. AC.R. R. at liar
rtsburjs and with the II. & T. C. 11. R. a
Houston, arriving at Columbus and Bryau
the same evening.
Trains leave Houston at 7 A. M. and
2;30 P.M. The7 A.M. train connects
with the Morgan Line. Tho > :30 Train
eonneefs with the H. A T. C. R. R. aud
It. II. B. A C. B. R., and arrives at r
P.M. " • '• *- :
ty Ask for through tickets, and checl.
your baggage tbrongh.
..... W.B.GREGORY,
hl-t] Rnpcrintcudont.
■ All accounts for su bscription, advertis-
ing Or job work dne the Teias Cmftitry-
man nreviows to the first day of January,
18fi8, beloii eselusively to the undemign-
ed- B. P Elliott is authorized to collect
and receipt ft r the same.
' .I P. OSTERUOUT-
iiempsteadj Aupurt tlth, l-lfe.
DR. VIOLETT,
PU YSIC1AN AND SURL,EON
Offers his professional services to the
public. Office, iu tho roar of Graves'
store, Hoiiipatead.
Dr, J. 83. ¡ffcLat-a ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Residence nt Christian Rnngener's.
BÜCKÍÍORN, TEXAS
dentistry.
tr« (üranvállc >iamnc¡, Me D.
[Lüle of St Louis, Mi.ffiouri I
DENTIST.
Offers his professional services to
the citizens of Hempstead, and the coun-
try at large.
A medical education and an experience
of 1(5 years practice in the city of St. Lou-
is, enables D i -S. to perfonn all Urn tal oper-
ations in the most thorough manner. He
has had entiro snccess in the use of Ana-s-
thetics, such as Chloroform and Nitrous
Oxide, or Laughing Gas, for the painkss
extraction of teeth mid other surgical exer-
tions.
Office—At Planter's Exchange, where
tie can be found every Wednesday and
Saturday. " Feb 26. 18(5!) ft
J. T. GIÍIFF1.N & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
W. AHRENBECK & BRO„
Hempstead, Texas,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries,
liatSj boots, shoos, drugs, medicines,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
liare aud keep conftnntly .on .lwuvl tfee Inrpest and best pdeeted Stock
offered to tiru trade tilia sitie of New Olrlean.s.
Will also iidvaiico liberally on Cotton, Woo and other Produce
shijijicd to our house in New Orleans, aud to our friends in Galveston,
New York, Liverpool, or Bremen,
HP Call and examina our stock o? Dry Good?, Groceries, &c. No
harge for exhibiting them.
J. T. GRlFFIiN & CO.
hl9 Cm „ '.
MASONIC.
m a SONS--] i em «'stead Loijoe No.
281 .—Meets on the first Saturday in each
mouth .
OFFICERS:
Euicvprl^e Blost.sr,
íl¿at« Old Cajiitol Hotel,)
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
W Alircnlwel;, \V >1.
J. AV. Xoonor, J. \V.
ii. J. Alirviiilwk, J. I>.
II. Sehwar/.,
If. K. F.füor. S. M.
Joji'j Aaíínw-, S. I),
íl. l. li.'-.iku' -iv.'y. i
I'ri'i art:
HOUSTON,
TEXAS
Hkmpsteah chapthh, R. A- M.,No.
67—Meets ok tho second Monday in each
mouth.
officers:
it. s. Ufnor, ii r
P. W. Z.idow, S.
II L. lU.iikio, Sce'y,
John Ail'írrv. h. 1 S.
W M Culupbcll, M :> V
II !> Kcimjir, ?.í 1 V
W. S. iWrishl.K
3. ~\Y. Nooncr. Trms
W. Afcrenbock, (J li
1!. J. Alireubrtik. R AC
,1 T liimvning. Tkl 3 V
J II..ra<-r, Ct.
I'r-.F.i.vti.r r. T,r.i :e, a F. A a.m.,No.
22:5—Meetf i :i the Saturday after or we-
codiñg the full ii^x.n in e.vi: iiMinth.
nl-'ficniis:
1',. t. líi.iiiioy. w. m. i". a. Tlnr-fll-s. w.
c. ii. Brusnoaii, j. \Y. k. av. si all. r,t. T.v;b
Ij. Ij. l'roniy.'Scpretary, a. <ih. slrv, 'i'vU r.
J. P. Oatcrhoui, S. i>. -Ci. W. Joluiscn, J. 1).
BEEF MARKET.
odd fellows.-! íkmpsteaoLodcí
No. U3.-'-Meet every Friday.
offktjts:
n. u Rankin, X. G. IL S. ETmr. X. fi.
j. ii.CuiiiKiiíjliaiii, Trreis. r. Mfbrs.Sccretary
J. Ii. Kaltuer, U. 1>. li. 11.
E. L. 13REMOND, PRUI-RIRTOR.
i . *
The t: l le always supplied with the Iwst.
PolHe «nd attentive white servant*. Fnr-
uished rooms, by the <L:y, \v<iek or month,
payable, without baggage, iii advance.—
Meals at all hour*.
Washington Bold.
TEXAS.
GALVESTON tgis
ibb
Ifc B p. Thompson, Proprietress
Nothing shall 7>c icantivg to m at ti-
tan the reputation this house has at-
icu ú's honie.
FaJiiaefifo Blouse.
Tremo.it fct- near Strand
BELL VIL t. F., T E A A S.
THE ahovo II oiihc is now vend y for
the accommodation oignests and ilie trav-
cliiiL' public. I!oin« ccutr. llv «ituat^uit is
convenient to llie Court llonne and nil
other public offices.
The labio will be provided Vviüi
best the rtarkct a ¡lords, ar.il every cilbr
rendered'j make guestsctenforlauk-,
Aüii 2 —tf.
j. b. aiirenceck,
Market—Jo Iront of Zadow'a Coot Shop,
IIemfsteao, Texas.
lias constantly on hand a lar^e aud fine
assortment of "fresh nr.d salt meats, such as
Hi if, Port:, Mutton, Veal.
l'ichUú l'ork. S.iusagcs. 8(<'
Fris es—Beef, 3] cents |.v Jf,. «nd ••.H1
other meat:! in proportion. Cw- h i«iid i<-« ¡
jíood beeves. iinIt tf.
KN ICKEIlliOCKEIi
Insurance Company
OF NE W YORK.
i BRANCH OFFirK SEW Ol£l.!■:,«.\.s.
ASSETS $-5,000,000!
(J.lLl'ESTOX jFfg
TLX A
- E. r scdobüsíL Proprietor
llaggxst- Iransftrrtd frrt if tkuegf
PLANTER'S HOTEL,
ÁTÍD
LIVERY ty FEED STABLE,
ni:i.i.vM.i.i;, ti:xas.
.J. (i. IJELL,
FR< runrrf>B.
No'Jiing .hail br w¡.ittii>2 to jriic full
■tl iactMii t.< til! iviii top at tl.is I louse,
"i be?; ilrtt .can he procured nlway on
Hand
l'i;o Stahh* ! aiin] lied with nil nlmn-
diiuce of provoiidcr aud attentive ho^i !en"
Li.' Terms liberal.
iói5-tf
Str«*sv «(per Kfllfd!
t
. . . , . ., .. | -i ^ OT1CE is hereby airen that I hilled
Policies issued and 1o**k paid m Now M*rch Jüth. -nc d¡ak bro-.vu beet =
Orleans. ! iiu'ii!><■<] cr< p, under anil ov«'i !'ii :u lie
:e it-It ■ r cut ••it' < !•« •• I" the he ..(
Urr.',t'.,tf ! T Ti'• owuri* xiilt fli c 'K
I Jfl ills ju"Iiet ¡'JT liic S.Hile
W. S. COLEMAN.
tit*!! i Agcut f II" ,'1'e.
Orth'r
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