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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
Letter from Washington.



Ma. HARPER :-It seems TO be ques.
tionable If the introduction Of the new
House rules, admirable rs most of the
changes from the old rules are, viii not
he q damage rather than an advantage.
The discussion of them has gone on for
two weeks, to the exclusion of other bu.
sincss, and promises to last sometime
longer. Already protests against delay
are coming in from Democrats and Re-
publicans from all sections There is an
undoubted wish in Congress, as we'll ms
out of it, to pass the appropriation bills,
attend to other legislation which the
good of tho country demands, at once.
and adjourn. There is even 4 DISPOSE.
ton to postpone action on tho various
funding bills until next session. The
Hous, Committee can report several of
the regular appropriation bills at any
time, and AL of them arc in good state
of preparation.
While the House discusses the new
rules, the Senate will probably debate
Senator Bayard's resolution. Is it not
time for Democratic caucus, at which
definite arrangement of business may
be made?
The Republican brethren of the press
do not love each other so we'll, now that
the time for the Chicago Convention ap.
proachcs, as they did when they had
nothing to do but fight the Democracy.
Probably no more desperate political
fight has been waged in Pennsylvania
for many years than that going on be.
tween the Grant and Blaine politicians,
and the organs are one by one taking
it up.
The following statement is understood
to be "authorized." "Mrs. Sprague on
Saturday gave q dinner party to Mrs
Conkling. at which several of the New
York delegation and their wives were
present. The two ladies have been on
terms of tile closest intimacy since Mrs.
Conkling has been in Washington, and
this may help to silence scandal about the
estrangement of tho Conkling family"
The question of suffrage in this Dis.
trict,-the capital of the only important
country in the World whose government
is based upon full suffrage,-is an cx-
ceedingly interesting one, and is pressed
upon the attention of Congress. The
Constitution does not, "a is by many
believed, forbid the exercise Of this CON-
mon right here, but confers upon Con.
gress the power to exercise exclusive
jurisdiction" OF the expectancy of it
Congress is the sole Judge. At the time
the Constitution was adopted Washing.
ton was 4 marsh, with here and there a
house. 1t is now a city of one hundred
and fifty thousand inhabitants, consile.
rable business, and as rapidly increasing
in population and wealth as any of the
old cities OF the Union. A magnificent
meeting in favor of suffrage was held
last Friday night. and was addressed BY
citizens we'll known throughout the coun-
try. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
IMP0R TAKT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

ssneo the oreakiax up OF ths eSrssssnitc1 tSsn
Inc sensc OF sriclf. or tastc o. si;hS cf HSsr.
e: elI ycId 20 destructive lnssnce ~. 1900, scs 8
S<sDssS SnxCo90oot The slpfefn ataeks every Wal
srS ossaks ag the ncss ro6uss q cccssifssicns
sasn myoetniiy ss.silcd 81 euscsS ana eSsSfst2ns
~ - GoI y have to lops 20 Ss rsiisvs1
Ss fbs q s sssribis y ssmsiiss
s siss - TIE ssd ktSsrse snsrisd
,sys e nkely % snscccd when ali Tie SscSi
etrtkcs et the root the 0Eesno- M
Srsss ex Sir es2cd xhs e heals the ulesratci s.
sSuon = oeeod on certain liked rnica snd me- ~
Ssjortty On CO. oS Tar exhaasted. mus, In the greas
.ro,., GEO. BEARD. n. ID.
"Vs'o'1 oLocx' So FRAxrxonAx. Oct. /, isSs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
sAHfoRp's RADICAL cuRE

MAJ safely claim 70 be oftAc fev popular reme.
vho o. 5eSeiving tho approval OF genlcmen
t;on no tm1s ismes IN auy Of prepare
I'm usuaIy prescribed by paysicians.
,hss n are Az said ni,s,nyush city
NH sh 70 the Mass. Medical Society ara
susS cennot pnbicly recommend prcscrbc tho
nsaicM Cure; butttncc received 90 much relief nom
femedes have privately advised Il usc and presumS
nv nssns 70 {omr store no lcss than hundred q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
Magnificent Watch
FOR 81 60!

'I>HE nest Beautiful Cheap Watch which the
i Science and rruper labor Of Europe has
ever produced is the lannon's GENEVA GEN
GOLDEN CHRoNoMLTER" IL is not gold
nor heavy gold plate "a n. y dealers claim
IL to be, but Is such AN exact imitation that no
oae bu, an expert can distinguish it from The
unrest metal, except by chemical tst. They
aye stamped ."is n" will not. tarnish npder
two yours. the movement is Of the latest style,
o. Tie greatest accuracy. and each and every
purchaser receives our written guarantee that
they win remain in re feet order with fair
usage Tor two years. They used ex'eI s;v..
~ on railroads and steamboats, where accurate
time is required For all practical purposes
ihey are in every way equal To solid Gold
Watch costing Si5) (ous hundred aud City
doliars.l
These Watches are now being sold st GSI:5
each IA N. \ and are q1ite sacrifice nj that
price. You have doubtless seen them advertis-
I'd 10 prominent papers u, that figure.
Bv special arrangements now closing
ou, large stock a, price, ,st sufficient 10 pay
Import du les freight etc.
zS~ FOR ONLY 50 CO we will mail one Of
'lese 6enoine "GENEY A GEN WATCHES
20 sny address in The U. y. This includes
haudsou,e exac; limitation gold chain Of nobby
pattern. La1ie, styles gem" Watches, very
:aautitul with tasty linked neck chain at same
Ir!cos. Two watches and cliains FOR So No
fnr,her discount no matter Low man. YOU or
daE. Seat G. o. y, If desired aud 81 is semi
- ~ h'S ~ tfVoo Nhhs h@--
n b. After tins stock 3 exhausted We cnn
act furnish the sam, watches for less than Sl2.
end rs the stock will be closed cut very soon.
rou shoald lose no ,iIce in curing one.
EF-Send any Atlanta fci end 10 our Office To
examine the watches u yon desire. Address,
MICHAEL & CO..
Sole Southern Agents
ATLANTA, GA.
,tE- Tile is rare orpoi;an'iy for Jewellers
ana Specul tors.
iDon't fail to mention this paper wlsn or.
6triug. Jan. % $50 I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
1880.
WEEKLY EDITION.
GrCat Reduction I'm Club Rates

~ 49," 49, OVIAiCb III SluD ndJS5.
Single Cory Cine Year, 81 so.
Gibbs Of Four, 81 25 each. with an extra copJ
OF The eellv To Club Agent.
Clubs oi Ten, :. ~ each With an extra copy
OF she Weeslg 10 Club Agent
Premium Papers cent 10 any address Club
Agents may desire. II is not necessary tn oil
manner shorld he sent CT one time OF that they
should be from one PostCfslce
From say OF the foregoing rates. club agents
may, !! they prefer Cash Commissions rather
than the extra rtIer, deduct ter Ier cent, aud
remit Ls he bHlsnre
The Nv rtkiy J, telligfncer'' in i,s ENLARGED
form, contains more reading matter than eny
paper published in West Virginia
The Intelligence will continue to he the
foremost psper of The State IN ell matters that
pertain TO the rublic';iop of the earliest and
fullest news ~ The day: 60 the Intelligent die
cussiyn OF all questions OF business politics and
finance, 20 the encouragement Of 1afufacfnre
ana agriculture and 20 the instruction sad a.
mussment OF MI classes OF readers, beth old
and youpg. by tbc publication OF the choicest
original and selected literary matters Ia mar
ket reports are fall snd complete embracing
al the information which farmers reauire for
The intelligent Transaction Of business both ne
h9refs and sei.is. Specimen copifs sent fee
Eenitiau"es may Re made either by draft
express post elise order, OF in registered letter
~ our risk. address
FREW & CAMPBELL.
publishers intelligence.
WHEELING, w. VA.
Jan. %, 1880 In.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
New AdVertlsements

EDEEN Consulis;ira by letter. Dis
y ME- eases % LIVER, kidney and
Hafder permaneutly cured special rsyoediss
Tor ench ease. Particular attention to disease,
oia private nHtuie aod nervous weakness. AL
dfess vith sy npiom Or ST. JOHN p q
Pox 1899, y. \ City.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30

A QUEER LITTLE BEAST The Nor
wegian lemming is al animal about the
size of a mouse. It lives under stones
in the summer. under Snow in the win
ter IL Kisses and bites. Abou. once
in ton ears they emmigraio in large
armies. They march in straight lire.
They cross lakes and rivers. They 90
straight through haysiacks rather tha 10
90 around. Nothing stops them, not
fire. cascades nor swamps. II man
stands in the way, they will jump at h;m
as high as lis knee. If struck, they
will turn around and bark and bite like
n dog. Foxes, lynxes, oH j., haW Ks. and
wessels follow them and destry large
numbers cf them, hut it. does not check
them. They continue their course un-
til they reach tho sea. into which they
plunge, as persistent and 7 rogressive ne
ever. until tho waves drown aud oxtermi-
nate them Florida agricultural
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENILE4EN.-wc havo sold sAxyorpS RI mn. :,
~, Sax LOT nearly ono year, and cay candidiv
as Ne never eot similar preparation that rave Enck
na,r Subtraction We Lave learn The arss CON-
We Arc not IN tao haoi: CT Recommending patent
tSonssns ouS ynur prcpara ion tncets tho wants Of
vnced or Its great merit the ,uYcrnS viii he
nene,ea We have been IN tho drug LusIncss for e.
sr, xe I'VE yeaIs constantly and cold everything for
Very truly yours Z IN maj nw ,vt SSo ~ ~ wrsn.
w1no,esale and Fetal Dealers In Drug. BOOK ana
stationery, Washington, Ird., reb g 1915. ~"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30

GZZa MontI ara cypet scs qrfrarseed %
y I Agents tl'bt hoo. SbAW 4 Co
Augusta Maine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30

Zach packsre contains DR.. sanfords Irproved Inn A.
~ upc and fuii directions for all cnsca Price
TOT snic by all Wholesale md retail dr,,ygsts
Sn9 aealers throlghont the United siatra md aSs
$500 nEhS pfOrIE,s General Agents end who,eaa io
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30

TuE II DOM ~ NAILS Leading
Pittsburgh (Pa.) manufacturers are quo.
ted as expressing the opininu that the
price OF nails. Witch has boen rapidly
advancing Tor some time, will roach 81
per keg by the middle OF March. The
reason for this is that the manufacturers
are without stock and many are thous-
ards OF kegs behind their orders. whilst
there are but few nails in stock IN the
country.
King Mtosa Of Central Africa, has
liberated his slaves. commanded tho Oh.
servance OF the Christian Sunday and
forbidden the cooking OF mission aries
on the sabbath day, Cold cuts only arc
allowed
An English woman has ordered from
q New York jeweler bangle bracelet
worth $4,000. Evon with nothing on
but her bracelet and one hairpin that
woman would be extensively dressed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-30

To ADYERTlSEES-Se Nd lo cents for ,u,
j 100 page pamphlet al about Newspsner
hdvtTtsi1g Address GEORGE =. ROM gII,
A Co, 10 Spruce St, View York.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

80 Mario AlcX;ndrovna, CZarina of
Russia, died at ten o'clock on the morn
inr of the third instant. Her death had
been Il matter OF hourly expectation tor
weeks past. She was born on the 9Th of
Jnly, 1924, and consequently was little
less than s. years of ago at the time Of
her demise. She was II devoted member
of the Greek Church. Her character has
been variously represented, but it is GER
tain she was exceedingly religious, even
to the point of bigotry, thai she had lost
the. love of her husband, and her life was
cmbittercd by great misforturcs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

81. fRANCIsYILLE, La, June I, ~
Police jury met in regular session.
Present, j. w. Dcderick, President: r
I ID. Dawson, w. Hands, r. f. Batter, +
q. Delise, c. l.. Fisher and p. w. Bar
| row.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
amended and adopted.
Resolved, That L. Ogden he appointed
cvcrseer of the road from Ben Wil!iinson's
to Gilmoro's lane, vice John Spl,man.
Resolved, That Cato Harris be appoin-
ted ovcrscer of the road from Ben Wiki
| inson's to intersection of Laurel Hill road
near Mrs. Chinn's old place, vice Monroe
Morris.
Resolved, That James Sadden be ap-
| pointed overseer of road from Ratliff's
| Landing to Como Landing, vice r. Glen
denim.
Resolved, That Decatur Barrow be
| appointed ovcrseer Of 'oad from r. II.
Hyland's to Little Bayou Sara Creek be-
You'd st. Mary's Church.
Resolved, That Ben Wicker he anDniu-
ted ovcrseer Of road from the beech tree
WI ih'h'i INC iDiiti 20 intersection OF
'hc roads on the cast side of Judith's
branch.
Resolved, That Wan. Pate lie anroint-
ed ovcrscer of road from Little BAYOU
Sara Creek, near St. Mary's Church. to
State line, and that he have all the hands
on Sh riley, Oakland, Aronsl.lc. Retreat,
Little LAWSON and all other places not
otherwise appropriated, to work the
same.
Resolved, That the sum of $500 be
and the same is her by appropriated to
dig ditch in the channel Of Kimhalrs
creek.
7. ID. Dawson reported that bill of r.
Jones, post morton examination on body
of Dr.. =. lmer, to he correct.
Resolved, That the following bills be
approved, registered and ordered paid
out of funds nflS77:
7. S. Jones, post mortem. $40 90
T. s. Jones, post mortem. ...... 10 90
sheriff, maintenance prisoners. ---- 26 o.
w. Hammer, cleaning c. H....... 3 co
Freight on Clerks books. ~ Is
Resolved, That the sum Of $500 be and
til" same is hereby appropriated, ont of
funds of 1877, TO bny stationery for CT,
of Police jury.
The Committee appointed to inspect
calvert near Mrs. Ross reported their SC
tior and were discharged.
The Treasurer made a report which |
was read, adopted and filed.
On motion, the jury adjourned.
j. w. DEDERICK,
c. GOODMAN, President. |
Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

sThe Gould-Scott repre-
sentatives who have been in
New Orleans for several days
past have completed the terms
of purchase OF the New Orleans
Pacific Rail Road. The speedy
completion Of the lire from
New Orleans TO Marshall, Texas,
and Shreveport, La, is now as
sured, and with it the opening
mp OF q vast field from which
the city and State will reap q
rich commercial harvest.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
FAILURE OF CONGRESS.

The jackson (NIiss.) Clarion,
noting and lamcntiny the fail
urc Of the present session OF
Congress to pass any great
measures in the interest of the
pe.p!c says:
The Interstate commerce
bill has not been passed. The
right OF American citizens to
purchase foreign ships and to
be protected the same as 1t theN-
had been built in this country,
has not been secured. No sys-
tenn OF Mississippi river i'm
proycment has been adopted;
and no appropriation has been
made for the purpose. None
Of the infamous measures that
were devised by the Republican
party in it.; heydny to rerpetu-
ate its powers have been re-
pealed. The restriction placed
upon the coinage OF silver in
the interests of the boAdholdiny
oligarchy has not been remov-
ed. The OdiouS and discrimi-
rating tariff remains. With
prodiGal libcra!ity the house
threw away the chance to seat
two Democratic contestants
from Pennsylvania and Wiscon-
sin, whose claims were backed
by the law and the testimony;
and the SO ate after Il long de-
bate, in spite Of the remOnstran-
ces of Louisiana, will no doubt
decide that Kellogg, the putrid
"Reminiscences OF carpet-haggery,
is entitled to the seat to which
the legislature OF the stare ell
ected Judge SpOiiOrd.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
NOTICE TO
Delinquent TAX PATERS.
COLLECTORS CTFICE WEST
FELICTANA.
" EST

NJ Office is hereby given to all Gclin-
~ Quent nNpaN"rS. rhat agreeahly, to
provisians OF ,rt. !. Of Miscellaneous or
dinance Of the Constitution of 1.11,
ALL r a CT u a x GS
whether du" on personal property or real
estate are now colect:,hlc, and can he
paid without incnr!ing the costs, penalties
&c accrued thereon by virtue of former
statutes, the same being ramitted only
temporarily however u" said ordinance,
hnt interest at the rare of per cent. per
?nnum on amount of faxes due will he
executed from January LIST, 1880 to the
date OF payment of same, subject to Il
discount of1o p"r cent per annUm from
January LIST, 1SS1 to dacr Of payment.
g. i SMITH,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

.-YThe famous Boudro, the chef de
cuisine par excellence Of the crescent city,
gained his celebrity as Al artist i'll the
gastrononic line during the unprccelcnt-
edly brilliant engagement of Jenny Lind
in that metropolis. Boudro was selected
by a commission Of six experts, from
among all the prominent COOKS of New
Orleans, to prepare the daily men" for the
Queen of Melody, in her own kitchen adj
joining her regal apartments i'll the Pom
talba buildings Up to the moment of
his demise his fame. thus established
was acknowledged throughout the world.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

We congratulate CUR friends
OF the ''blooAy NINTH ward Oh
the appointment Of Mr.. James
Durnin to fill the Office of Mag
iStratc. Law breakers Will re-
ceive but little favor at his
hands.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
From the PRINCIPAL, Prof

From the Principal, Prof.
$. s. Norwood, we have rccciv-
ed an invitation to attend the
closing exercises Of NorviIla
Gemale) Collegiate Institute, at
Grecnsburg, La, to transpirc
during the week commencing
on the DIST. An address to the
graduating class will be dcliv-
cred on the evening OF the 23d,
by preE G. G. Andrews, Of Cen
tenary College.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
THE TELEPHONE.

Thanks to the enterprisino
sdlrlt OF our merchant of uppe,
st. Erancisville, telephone COM
munlcation has been established
between the river and the june
tlon OF the upper jackson road
with the Bayou Sara and Wood
vile road, covering Il distance
OF one and three-fourths miles
For Il year past Messrs. Julius
Freyhan & Co., have had a line
In successful operation between
their emporium and Bayou Sa-
IA, and the present extension is
from their store to the "upper
store,' belonging to Mr.. Frey
han individually, and ably pre-
sided over by Mr.. August Null
Ter. This is a real Improvement
to the whole community, to say
nothing of the convenience
through it offered to the enter
prlsinG firm who have put the
project into execution. 1t is to
be hopedthat other citizens will
follow theeXamplc, so thatat no
very distant day, all the remote
points of our towns Gay be
joined in instant comm,lnica-
ton. This line was built by
Mr.. j. ID. Austen, Agent OF the
Bell Telephone Co., is pat up in
the most substantial manner
and works admirably.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
coda water at Sweetman &

friends.
The weathcrduringthe past
,,ok has been showery-vcry
bOwery.
Saltwater at 5 and 10 cts.
glass, at sweetman n Friends
We had a pleasant visit
INN our young friend James
yienes, Esq, Of Waterloo, Oh
Wednesday, last.
The soda fountain at
,eetman & Friends is in OPP
ration.
The crops of this Parish arc
sported fine as ever known
this period, but are becoming
mite grassy owing to the con-
inued rain.
60 to Sweetman & Friends
br a refreshing glass OF soda
water.
Mr.. J. i. Irvine on Friday
st received a large cargo of
Dure lake ice and has had the
anne stored in the ico-hOusc OF
NE late Il. W. Whiteman. Mr..
H. Pillct is the gentleman
hosen to deal out this great
Don to overhcatcd humanity.
Soda water at SWectlnan &
Iiend's.
On Saturday night last some
owardly scamp cut the ropes
Elich secured Mr.. j. +. Irvinc's
he boat to the bank. Fortu-
lately, however, the reccding
Eater had left the boats bottom
N terra firma, otherwise it must
ave tioated off, costing con-
derable trouble for it's rccOv-
by.
Soda water at ) and 10 cts,
glass. at Sweetman q Friends.
We had a pleasant visit a
Nv days since, from Mr.. 4.
|[aynier, jr., proprietor of the
|aantry Visitor, a neat and ably
|ited agricultural paper pub
|shed in New Orleans. We re-
pmmend the paper to our far
Der friends and checrfully put |
ion our exchange list.
The leap year party given
the young ladies Of the up
CT portion Of this Parish, at
10 residence of Mr.. Clarence
eherty, on the Sd inst, we are
eased to learn, wasa complete
ccess. To the fairladies COM
sing the committee Of invita-
N we return thanks for an in
alton to be present.
,Onr drug stores are now snrplied
which has done 50 much good
Comes to us so high thy recommended.
IT, 1t may save you heavy DOCTORS
4w.
we have been asked the
stion, "Are individuals re-
red to pay census enumera-
J" The government pays
and the law i'm
Is a fine on any Gunner l
swho should ask compensa- .
of individuals. An aihda- s
sworn to before a ma glstrate ,
secure an investigation and
ishment, where the evidence s
Inclusive.
Mr.. S. M. Van Praag, trav- |
g solicitor for the New Or {
as Times, visited our office l
Monday last. Mr.. Praag is
'ur midst in the interest Of
paper, one of the most en-
rising journals of the Ores {
Clty. While we can not {
orse the political tone of the :
YES as an exponent of demo- i
NC principles, we regard it |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

On Tuesday last the little
son of Mr.. L. Aronstein, aged
about IL years, while attempt
ingto lasso a COW, being mount
ed himself, was thrown Violent
ly to the ground and sustained
severe, though we are happy to
state not serious injuries. The
blow was received on the neck
and head, ard caused such a
conclusion as to render him in
sensible up to Wednesday even
ing when consciousness return
ed. Our latest reports indicate
that his condition is such as to
warrant the hope of his COM
plete and speedy recovery.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

~ Elegant hair is womanS browning
beauty. When it fades he fades us we'll
While it is kept bright, her personal at
fractions arc still maintained. BY pre-
serving the hair fresh and vigorous a
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Those who gricve over
their fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that Ayers Hair Nignr pre-
vents it, and restores gray or faded hair
to its natural color 1t is Il clear and
healthful preparation, containing neither
oil, dye, nor anything deleterious, and
imparts to the scalp what IS most need
ed--a sense of pleasant and delightful
freedom from scurf and dandrun.--N
Bcrne IN. c. Times.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
(Jn]]H GOODS !

,1,v ,,crrrr ,,-,1-,. 1,,-,l,,,,,,,
rn a. ~esGs.r s'''"
&&sS CO " e w - - Es 81 g g
8. w. Corner OF Fror.s * sun
Streets.
BlvUU s.JP1 It,
EsAVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
49, at prices contormahie with the
rnnI> ~. !h ;''' nnI t i.''IS Oh Mh''o
nrIs o,+inin. ava "n,,,,.'i I.'''t'I,,'tl
c,nc, I sf. "io. ~; .'''oA u
W. iS o'o"'
'CtH' 10 Iia"HS,
Nai1SCOKS, swiss
hTnlls p;rnos P;,L-
op Lawns, iihcn i:AWns,1
Dress Linens, MOzambl>
onos Crnno.
C'he', DfSanUy
MuS'iNS, French
pn..n To-, I.;, T;n
:,
th7' h'Sh'H't oars,
EACC~ and Curtains,
po,,s,I., lo.,ro ,.,,;o
''@' ~ ''' -
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The West Fcliciana II. II.
Co., will run an excursion train
to and from Alton Villa, on the
evening Of the 22d inst. See
advertisements.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores tn
appetite.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12

Soda water at Sweetman u
Friends.