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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29

The fact that the hair of the vigorous
De Lesasps turned white while his nous
lache and eyebrows remained black, gave
rise to the rumor that he used dye. When
somebody mentioned this to him he smiled,
showing his two and thirty strong white
teeth, as firm and intact ss when he was a
boy at school, "Use dye? Why, even if I
wanted to, haven't the time"
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"Ivomen NeScr Tnlry1s., 4,

If the erobbef old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the intense
thought, deep study and thorough investi-
CATION Of women in determining the best
medicines to keep their families well, and
would note their sagacity and wisdom in
selecting Hop Bitters as the best, and dem
onstratinG it by keeping their families in
perpetual health, at a l7ere nominal expense,
he would be forced to acknowledge that such
sentiments are baseless and false.-Pica.
.YltjlC. 2G-2,
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-Thonsands of soldiers and heirs a

Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to Pensions, with payment from date
of discharge or death, if applied for before
July l, 1850. Wound, accidental in
jury or disease entities to pension. Bounty
and back pay collected. Increase of Pen
sion secured. This firm established in 1866
Address, enclosing stamp, EDISON BROS,
U. S. Claim Attorneys, III G Street, Wash
ington, D. C. If
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The introduction into this country ofthc

The introduction into this country orthe
Australian acacia is deprecated by Professor
Dwinelbe, OF the University of California,
who says the handsome foliage and sweet
flowers of the acacias will prove to be ex-
pensiye luNurics. Those planted at San
Rafael, California, have been nurseries for
the breeding off large white "mealy bug"
or Scale" which has spread to orchards and
gardens, and is providing great plague.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29

"A friend writes from the Colorado
Mountains to say that he got as ravenous
as a raven among the ravines,and sat down
in one of the gorgeous gorges and gorged
himself.
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Every wound or in

PENSIONS. jury, EE'tH even %2gna Sy Sodfehf ID iq
or any disease entities Il soldier Of the l9te wal
to a pension. AL pensions by the law OF Jlnu.
afy, 1879 begin BACK at date OF discharge OF
deaCh Of a sOUier. All entitled should apply at
once. Thousands who are now uruW1ug PEN
sion are entitled to an increase. Soldiers ana
widows of the war of SI2, and NJ lcXicln war are
entitled to PENSIONS. Thousands are vet enti-
tied TO bounty but don't kl II. Fees in ali
cases only Sn.C0 Send TWO SlAMpS for new
laws blanks and Instructions to &AT. WARD
FITZGERALD, U. 5. CLAIM ATTORNEY, Box
5SS, Washington, D. dec 27.tf,
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Mrs. James Bradner, AN eminent Eng
lish teacher, has been appointed by the Bri-
tish Government to the high position Of In
spcctres5 of schools for Madras.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29

Kings Magic Toothache Cure, stops tooth
ache in FIVE minutes or money refunded.
Prre q cents. For sale by a. }. Durling,
LeAlgltOn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29

"A regular turk.-Tommy who has just
been operated upon): 81 mean to be den
list when grow up" Aunt Annie-"Why,
dear?" Tommy-"To have revengep
The bakers morning cry is a roll call.
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dh NO A WEEK In your own town ana n
SAHAEA capital r.sEed. You can give the bus
6DVU lncs6a trial without expense. The
best opp rlunioy ever offered for those
willing to work. You should tly nothinq else
until yOu see for yourself what you can do nj
the business we Oilef. No luUiu to explain here
You can devote all your tune Or only your spare
time to tlye business aud make great pay ior
every hour that you work Women maze as
inuch as men. send for special private terms
aud particulars, winch VIC mail free. S. Outfit
tree, Don't complain Of hard times While Won
have such q chance Address II. II LLLT 4
& co, Portland, Maine, June 7-lyF
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oRonARp AND NURSERY.

IORcHARDs. With newly planted
be S it will pay to give Iittlg time in
1amining their condition. If they are
bse or leaning to one side, a minute
|ent in piessing the soil about them
tn the foot will often save them. A
llching, if not already given to the
ung trees, should be provided before
long drouth. Almost any substance
bit will cover the soil and protect il
pm the sun will do.
CRAFTS set this spring should be
pked to; s56 if the bud or buds grow
B vigorously, pinch back into shape
fact graft should be treated as if it
pre- a young tree. Cut away all
pots that come upon the stock below
p graft, that the no uriShment may gC
the graft. See that the branches OF
e graft have plenty of room, ard the
tpwth is not. interfered with by sur
nnding branches,
PRUNINe.-June is q good time fol
pning. Larger limbs may be eut
Fay how, covering all cuts with warn
paint, or melted grating wax.
THINNING FRUIT. The sooner this
ential TO the production of the best
lit is done the better. Il is seldom
erdone, aud too frequently entirely
glected. Thinning increases the sizt
/ improves the quality of the fruit
: a with young trees, just starting into
bring, it is necessity.
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ThevOItaic scIi Co, ,lIarshaII,1Iich

viii send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
nov.l2-ly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29

There is a man in New Jersey who is
said to be so innocent, that he thought the
holes in a porous plaster were places where
the tacks were driven in.
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tb.b nn 4 MONTH guaranteed. $40 day
SSSSdksA at home made by the industrious.
epeBVH CaUltHl not required; We will start
Won. Men. women, boys aud girls
make money faster at work for US than at anv
thing else. The work Is light and pleasant, and
such as anyone can 20 right at. Those who are
wise who see this notice VIII send us their ad-
dresses at Ouce aud see for themselves. Costly
Outfit and terms free Now Is the time. Those
already at WORK are laying up large sums of
money. Address TRUE d CO., Augusta,
Maine. June 7.-ly"
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LIFE PLAN.
GEO. Wy EsSEn.

General Agent for carbon, Monroe and Pike
counties County Buildings; Mauch Chunk,
Carbon county, Pa. feb. 14.-tf.
CHARLES LHNTz agent for Weissport
Pmryvllle and Franklin township.
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FRUIT GARDEN.

HCURRANTs AND GoosEDERRIEs. "A
hlch should be applied early in the
lson; litter from the barn yard, or
hip dirt" from the ood.yard may
used. For the "worms" use White
fllebore, tablespoonful of the dry
'wder to a pailful Of water, the Helle.
re being first scalded before going in
the pail-apply with a syringe or
untain Pump, repeating the appli.
ion in a few days, and continue un .
the worms are al killed. If shoots
It on the bushes where they are not
nted, they should be removed, thus
+ ing much pruning in the fall, and
remaining growth is strengthened
Preby. The fruit is frequently sold
IN greatest profit while green, especi.
Is this the case with goOseberries.
making jelly pick the fruit when
lya coiored, but before it is dead
be.r
RAsPBERRlEs.-The green shoots
t are growing now are the ones Ia
az the next years fruit, the fruiting
es this season dying after the berries
ve ripsned. When the glowing
pots reach 4 feet they should be
pched' of. Those not required fol
xt year are to be treated as weeds
g old canes are to be cut away after
biting,
KITCHEN AND MARKET GARDEN.
BEANS. the weather has been COLI
. backward, and injured the Limas
10 more at once. These and otLel
le beans need attention, to max,
I'm all take to the poles. Sow Busl
rs, as the Refugee" for succession
q picking.
sEETs AND CGaRoTs. Sow the mair
Pp IL not done already. Keep tn,
eds out and the soil loose. A sue
sion Of tue Egyptian" to use Will
nng should be sown, using th
rnings for greens.
CABBAGE AND CAUHFLowER nee,
quent hoelng. Plants for sorts il
d'beds should not be too crowded
~ need wedding frequently, aud /
ested with the cabbage worm, sprlnkl
u ashes.
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nAphpT T To solicit orders for our Nursery
Uni nQhl Stock. Men Of integrity. good
MtN habits, energy and fair business
Muu capacity can easily acquire "a
WANpp0 knowledge Of the business, must
" nNlnD, give entire attention 20 tho work
and be able to 20 10 any part Of their own or
adjoining counties. PERMANENT EMPLOY
MENr, GooD PAY and EXPENSES. Give aee.
previous occupation and references. Address
AZ. o. CHASE & Co.
ailO-Wi 10 n MerTick 81, Phlla.
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III you wish TO have first class
|wspaper, subscribe for the CARBON
PyocATE, only 81 per annum.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29
JUMBLES.

ly, a passenger stopped the
guard, and asked: "Why
does not the train run fastcr!"
"Itruns fast enough to suit us.
If you don't like the rate of
speed, get out and walk" was
the rcjoinder. 81 would" re-
piled the passenger, settling
back in the seat; "but my
friends wouldn't come for me
till the train comes in, and l
don't want to be waiting at
the station for two OF three
hours"
"A newly-married lady
was telling another how nicely
herhusband could write. "Oh,
you should see some of his
love-letters!' Eyes, | know"
was the freezing reply. "I've
got a bushel Of them in my
trunk"
A Georgia young. man
asked his sweetheart whether
she had ever read "Romeo
and Juliet" She replied that
she had read Romeo, but she
did not think that she had
ever read Juliet.
Mr.. Chauncey M. Du-
pew told this story at the last
New England dinner: In the
Berkshire Hills there was a
funeral. The woman who
mingles curiosity with pity
was there with the mourners.
TO tbs afflicted widow, in a
melancholy voice, she said.
"When did you get your new
eight-day clockl" 81 amt
got know new eight-day
clock. Responded the bereav-
ed woman. "Why, what is
that in the eorher? Amt that
an eight-day clock?'' persisted
the curious visitor. "No, that
amt a clock; that's the de-
ceased. We stood it on the
end in the corner to make
room for the mourners.''
-"Auntie," " asked a lovely
brunette of sweet seventeen OF
her cross-tcmpered chaperone,
an ugly old maid ofsour sixty,
"why are you like an engine!''
Il don't know" snapped
auntie. because" " sadly ans
wered the beauty, ''youalways
scatter the sparks whenever
you appear.
A Georgia colorcd de-
batting society was lately dis
cussing, (which is the best
for the aboring' man to work
for wages OF part Of the crop!''
An old "uncle" spoke the
sense Of the meeting when he
said, "Bofe was de best, ef dcy
could only be brung togedder
Somehow
"A little girl, a few days
Since. addressing her sister,
asked: "WITat was the chaos
pa was reading about to day!''
10 which the latter replied
"Twas a great pile of nothing.
and no place to pat it in. u"
1t has been ascertained
by careful analysis that rain
which falls in towns often be-
comes heavily charged with
injurious properties, and can
only in rural districts be re-
garded as thoroughly safe
drinking water.
AT a christening, while
the minister was making his
certificate he inquired the day
Of the month, and happened
to say, LET me see, this is the
thirtieth." 4" "The thirtiethni
exclaimed the indignant moth
CT, Indeed, but it's only the
nineteenth. "
The fellow who asked
for a lock of his girls hair was
informed that "It cost money,
hair does"
"A wag said to an ego
tistical writer, "Somebody
should take pity on his read
ers and put out his Is"
Short skirts are now
worn for dancing dresses and
the gentleman are no longer
obliged to wait for til eladies tc
sidetrack their trains before
they can pass.
"A young lady who die
not admire the custom in
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29
TIsus AND ,TuuAT.

Tho mayor of Wilkesbarro, Pa, fined a
man ten dollars for drawing revolver in
the street,
Kilt pleated skirts ere mora fashion
able than ever, and are seen on all styles ol
dresses.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-29

And you are armed against disease. The H.
nest tonic lof this purpose Is Hostetter's
stomach Btters, which renders digestion
easy ana complete, coumeracts hilhOusness,
and keeps tie bowels iu order, and so genial
anu benehcicnt are its effects, that not only rs
the body lnylgorat ed ana regulated by It's use,
but despondancy bauished from the mind.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gem
orally. NAYS
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Benefit OF the Assurance.


by paving one unifOr membership fec OF $40
amy person, male or female, between the ages
of is aud 50 wears who has first class health
ship as follows;
Is to so S5oO-payable at death or at expira.
ton OF 20 years.
80 to 42--siOCO--payable at death or at expi
ration OF 20 years,
az Go 5l-S3OO)-p payable at death or expira.
tiOn Of 10 years.
81 TO 6O-s2 OOO-payabe at death or expira.
ton OF Is years.
An assessment of one dollar upon each mem
Der VIII De made after each death, except when
there Is money enough IN surplus fund to pay
suld claim.
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"A WONDERFUL DISGOVEaY1

Apurelyvcgotable compound, not doctorcd with
poisonousliQuors, boias dry-a Gehto cathartie and
effective touic-sure 10 o.Ioctualy cure some ofthc
mostcommou aud painful diseases that ballemcd-
icM skill. Those who have been cured when all
other means failed, justly say: "Itis the greatest
blessing ofthe age" 81 believe should not now
be alive but forit" physleiausiaTceplarp practice
cay: ut works like a chagm and odctiycy."
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUtGISTS.
tBlfms KIDNEY WORT esnnot eiaeres Issis aittnsd,
VII aal D. a1slt ga. ft oi O. q rf zoe -z
MELLa. nl.llAIlY.uN CO. = l.ll-.l-.l n.
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-INsURE YOUR LIEE--
4.O1O CERTIFICATES

General Managers Eastern Department.
20 q so scotts Block, Erie, Pa.
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are unsurpassed by any other Native Wine. be-
ing the purr JUICE of the Crane, produced un-
dtr Mr.. SDeer's own personal supervision, It's
purity and 2enuincuess are guaranteed, The
youngest child may partake Of its generous
qualities, ana the weakest Invalid use il to ad
vantage. 1t is particularly beneficial to the
HPeu and debiltltvd, and suited to the various
ailments that afejis the weaker sex. II is in
every respect a WINE 10 BE RELIED ON.
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20 wa ..
tistical writer, "Somebody
should take pity on his read
ers and put out his rs"
Short skirts are now
worn for dancing dresses and
the gentleman are no longer
obliged to wait for til eIadics to
sidetrack their trains before
they can pass.
"A young lady who did
not admire the custom in
vogue among her sisters of
writing a letter and then
crossing it to the point of i'll
egibility, said she would pre-
fer her epistles "witnout an
overskirt'"
"A lazy man having a
wife named Hope, whose
costom it was to pull off her
husbands boots every eve
ming, was wont to eXclaim on
such occasions, "How truly II
is said that Hope is the yank-
er of the soul.'"
Scan there be happiness
where there is no lovc!" sol
emnly queries an author in a
book on marriage. Not
much happiness perhaps; but
if the girls father is awlully
rich, there can be lots Of fun.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

GA case of yellow fever. which ter
minated fatally, occurred in New Orleans
on the 10th instant at the Touro 1ntirma-
~, James Kenny, one of the crew of the
ba.k Excelsior, being the victim. The
Excelsior sailed from Rio Janeiro on May
10th and arrived at the Mississippi Quar-
antine Station, June Gath. Her crew
consisted of three officers and nine sea-
men. The ship was detained II days at
the quarantine station, her cargo was
shifted and repeatedly fumigated, during
which time her crow were in good health,
and the case of James Kenny was not de-
veloped until the vessel had. been sixty
two h ours at the wharf of New Orleans
The cargo $500 sacks coffee) had been
stored in the Montgomery warehouse, on
Fulton street, between st. Joseph ana
Julia streets. The consgnee, Messrs'
johnson g. Gordon, have been forbidden
to remove the coffee until further notltl'
ed. The vessel has been returned to
quarantine and there is no danger OF the
disease spreading.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
THE CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK.

From every part of this Congressional
District we have Intelligence most favor
able to the candidate of our choice, Hon
f. w. Robertson. Livingston parish
held a grand mass-meeting on Saturday
1ast. at which delegation strongly fay
oring the nomination of Mr.. Robertson
was elected and a set of resolutions urg-
ing his denomination was unanimously
adopted. The meeting was representa-
tive one, leading men from every portion
of the parish being present. Washington
has also held her meeting and instructed
her delegates to use all honorable means
to secure the nomination of Mr.. Robert
son. The most favorable accounts also
reach us from the parishes of st. Landry
St. Tammany, Tangipaho and st. Helena
There can be no doubt til at the past
services of Mr.. Robertson in behalf OF hi
State and District are fully appreciated
by the people, end his denomination l.
secure beyond doubt.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
STATE EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

A convention Of the Editors
of the State having been pro-
posed and successfully urged by
the b. r. Capitolian and the
Patriot-Democrat, of Clinton,
and the proposition having been
acquiesced in by a great major
ity of the papers throughout
the State, all that now remains
to he agreed upon is the time
and place for holding the same
We respectfully suggest to our
brethren OF the quill, Tuesday,
September 18th and Baton
Rouge, respectively as the APP
propriate time and place for
our editorial conference. What
say our conferes
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

uoSoRED AND Bile T.-When board
of eminent physicians and chemists an
nouuced the discovery that 10y combin-
ir,p some we'll known valuable remedies,
the most wonderful medicine was produc-
ed. which would cure such wide range
of diseases that most all lemedles couid
he dispensed with, many were skeptical;
Int proof of it's merits by actual trial has
Iispelled all doubt, and to-day the dis
coveries of that great medicine, Hop Bit
ters, are honered and blest by all as ben
efactors. Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

BEDFORD tVA.) ALUM & IRON SPRINGS,
WATER, MASS AND PiLIs.-"E Efficient
in Scrofula and Skin diseases. "A. NJ. Al
len, nj. D., n. G. "Succcsstulin Dyspep-
STA and Chronic Diarrhra. PROF. Sam
ucl Jackson, NJ. D., University of Pa.
''Adapted in Cloratic and An@mic condi
tons and cert ain Diseases peculiar to wo
men disorders of the kidney and blad
der."-Prof. j. j. Norman, NJ. D., Va.
Unsatisfactory in Dyspepsia, Chronic Dia-
rrhua and nervous diseases arising from
impure blood also in certain diseases of
fcma .'-Georgo L. Harrison, M. D.,
Physician Woman's Hospital, N. Y.
yer end Diptheria. IS. +. Dnpon, NJ. D.,
Ga. 'Prompt in reliet of headache, be tn
| sick ond nervous, and chiiis.'-Rev. E.
| G. Dodson, Va. 'Erccllcnt in restorin g
debilltatcd systems to health and
strength. ''-Thos. G. Mercer, Nj. d., Ind.
"Ionic, Alternative, diurctic; one of ma
lures greatest remedies. "-Medical Asso-
commended as Il prypholactic in Malar'
ial districts."-D. II. Fairiar, M. d., n
O. Il find it the best remedy l ever
used in diseases of the thloat .'-P. A
| Sltfurd, Nj. D.. n. c. Every beneficial il
| uterine arrangements and malilrious con
ditions."-G. w. Vail, NJ. D., Ohio. IN,
/ experience is very favorable to its cura
tive virtue."-Thos. Nj. Rumbald, NJ. ID.
st. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any phys
clan desiring to test. Pamphlets sen
free. Analysis with each package. Wa
ter as it comes from the Springs 81 pc
case Mass 50 cents and 81; $3.50 an
So for half doz. Pills pure sugar coate
25c. soc. and 81 packages; $l,25, - 81
and 50 half doz. Sent postpaid an!
where. This Mass and Pills contains
rcdmced space all the curative powers
the water, and is convinicnt, palatab
and soluble.
Sold by -.
Springs open for visitors June Is
Terms $50 per month. Special rates
families as to rooms occupied. Address
= A, NJ. DAVIES, Pres. of the Co.,
:. p. Q. Bog III Main ST. Lynchburg, V
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HAIL EE1IC1ANA LODGE,

HALL FEL1clANA LODGE,
No. 81, F. e. A. NJ,
st. Francisville, La, July 9th, lsoo.
To the Wardens and Members of tlecl-
ana Lodge, No. 81.
BRETHERN:
Your Committee, to whom was as
signed the duty of preparing report up
on the death of Bro. jesse Davis, submit
the following, as their report.
BRO. Davis was initiated in 1912,
and raised December 1S47. For his zeal
and devotion to the order he was made
a life member, December 81. 1873.
He was q pure minded and Jealous Ma
son. one who idolized its teachings, and
faithfully practised its precepts and char
tiles. OF sterling integrity of character,
he was loved and respected by his broth
rem. and had the confidence Of all classes
of his fellow mon.
RESOLVED: That in the death of Bro.
Jesse Davis, this Ledge and Masons gen
e;ally. have lost one who was cnceared
to them by years of faithful and devoted
services, whose honorable characteristic
integrity, and Jealous conduct had won
for him the love of his Brethren and the
respect and confidence of his fcllow-clti
ZenS.
RESOLVED, That the Lodge be draped
in mourning and the members wear INC
usual badge for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copies of these rosoll
tions be furnished to the family OF the de
ceased, and to the FELlCIANA SENTINEL
Respectfully submitted,
w. w. LEAKE,
WIN. TOWN,
JNO. NJ. NIBBL1NG
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MAYORS OFFICE.

Bayou Sara, July 10th 1851. )
At a call meeting held to-day the FOL
lowing members were present: .. T. IL
vine, Mayor; F. NJ. Mumford, August
Fischer, c. Bockel, Councilmen.
The bond of L. Z. Powell for one thou
sand ($1OOO) dollars as Treasurer, was
presented and being deemed sufficient
on motion of c. Rocket was accepted.
The bond of Chas. Spencer for Two
thousand ($200O) dollars as Constable
and Collector, was presented and beng
sufficient, on motion of A. Fischer was &C
ceptcd. There being no further business
meeting adjourned.
H. A. B1NNISG, Secretary.
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81. AMMN5 10 ~.
no. 40. Magazine ST.. Near Ga
IpsAE,

opposite
MoRGAN's TEXAS =. r. Il STEAMSHIP
OFFICE.
In oiiice' A. p. Watson.
Having leased this Hotel for i've
wears, it is ourpurposc to keep it open at
all seasons, and make it desirable abode Q
for guests, both permanent and transient
The table will continue 20 be the leadlnS
feature of the ST. James. Terms only
$50 per day.
Proprietors.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

Two bales of new cotton, the first
of the present season, have already gone
to market from the State of Texas. One
each was received at Galveston and
Houston,-12th instant.