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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25
Notice.

ar41z Of WISCONSIN, CoUS1yl r.,.-
CocEr FOR HoUeLAs CovSrYl ~ Hoe&' -.
NToTICE is hereby grea thae q: the speej,
Ia al term Of tho County Court, to b.
hc'L n ana r, lid county at the court
house ~ Superior, ia ,aji county. on the
taird Tuesday O; December, 40. 1850
she following matters viii be heard and
considered
The Pei ,tj,1 sfJ,as,s : Eljcaie, Saar,iian Of
GIVE r., Aorisoa aud Horace Morrison 4a.uor h-ir.
Of Addli Williams dscaa.ed - sell real state
oeoreihg t. Sad nsiusrs. described - follows in
s.sia County, tn! vjtr ope tweut4rct mart az W.
NJ aud W /. o. VI Of src I9. In mel / W.
~ .af s. Q, sc y The ne.4 nw54, w.. aud
= q O. sec Il The rel l. nvPi, w. 5at ~ a
SEE. y. TIE W. 90 "}l Of e. Of Sc. = N
IcVash'p q OF range ~, ia Douglas Comfy and
lie ouii lied ne W utlet part = neil. u .rrioii
=, aud - Il = Of e"~. p in ty7,h-4 o. rance
Z, IA 3D. fed A. unf. +, Wisconsin
BY order Of the Court
Dated November AN, 1880.
GEO. " FERRY,
Comfy JrDiz.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

\ CONSIDERABLE number OF DIS
asters 20 the coal feet on It's way
down from Pittsburg to Cincinnati
are reported. The loss by collision
snd sinkage is reported at $780,
600. The river al the way il on :
regular boom, and further dam age
is greatly feared. Cincinnati
always olamors 20 have rise in
the river to float her coal, and then
she howls when the rise comes
because it overdoes the business.
The ONO is 3 very uncertain
quantity OF late years, since drain
age has been 50 nearly perfected
that the rise always comes as q
food s1i so9Y !-o2e 3ow7 81 i3v
wat,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

0fhIE lHEAsJk9>nIr--- Iher"
afS o'cR Considerable comment III
tire plate papers, as to what course
Would "e BEST {" pursue /" regard
- 9.Hie treasurer, row 'h%t 1Ar,
f"eH'1'' has been "-ected 10 Con
oe ~ prey IS tS'&, - - |.7-
90 ~ :. '''E' maj |" c:S'' ot FacAn15
- q .Sia'' once ! ah"p'd by "i"c-
10" ''''' u "G.,'t''i'is lot" months
- more l''rc",'t's a general 'irs,
son, . ,, CO e''u''o" -, man De hei"
:" ~ ""'' vacancy nc HoEeFnoF
ca" ""'S 'FP"I''' '"' .. i'''e'FeSN"t.,'
''','I' : 1PET'''A eLoo ''2a can y" call
~ ~" w., = ~ 1''c'.:'gy "ccR' :
','"' ''''''' - '', -, " general
''v''loh r. "h''' si'h general ei@c-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

Manchester and Liverpool, Sept.
Is, 1880. It IS shown that in
France, previous 10 the existence Of
railroads, there was one passenger
IN every $4,000 killed, and one out
OF every 1000 wounded whereas
between 1888 and 1875 there was
Out one IN 5,l78,s9O killed, and one
III 560,45G wounded, SO that we
nay infer that the tendency to ac-
cidenis - yearly diminishing. Rail-
road travelling IN England is at
tended with greater 1isk than IN
any other country in Europe. 4
French statisticiau observes that If
4 person were 10 live continually in
g railroad carriage and spend all
ms time IN railroad travelling, the
chances u taYor OF lie dying FROM
railroad aeoilent would not occur
until he was 9t0 years old.
liz Government .! China is SAID
- have determined 70 build 4 ,ele
graph line overland from Shanghai
70 Pekn. Tie event wiil be Of
oon'h!e. s,Iy srorp importance than
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25
70 OticS of Sale.

STATE or WISCONSIN,,
DoUGLAs CoCsTY. { - ~
IN 1te matter ofCaroLir.e II. Gofs4, tqsane
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
and IN pursuance OF an order OF license
made IN said matter BY the County Court Of
uoas:as county on the Ninth day Of No
vemoer IN, 1850, the undersigned guard
ian Of the estate OF SAID Caroline II Com.
insane, viii, on Monday the 18th
day Of January an, 1891, at ton o'clock
an. az she front door Of the Court House
II upeTor, IN said County, Offer for sale AZ
public .Iction, sae following described lard
situated ia ihc County Of douglas, in tue
state 81 Wisconsin, 70 Tit the undivided
0ae Etth Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

TIE lines Of railroads. in the five
divisions OF the earth cost, IN round
numbers, $4,000, 100000, and
according 10 Baron Kolb, reach
eight times around the globe,
although it is bat little over half a
century since the first railroad
worked BY steam was opened
between Darlington and Stockton,
Stp:sE5.: y, 1877 aul D5:Ttc3
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

Tie first bank in the United
States was the Bank Of North
America, chartered by Congress, at
the Instance of Robert Morris, in
1890.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25
GOOD NEWS.
Superior to have a Railroad at Last


At a meeting of the directors of
the Northern Pacific railroad com
pany held in this city 10 day the
Of he owners of Supe-
rior to give tho company one third
Of their property on condition tha:
The main line Of the Northern
Pacific, or 2 line connecting there
with, be run into the town, vas
formally presented, and after con-
sideration by The company, was
unanimously accepted 5Fhe main
features Of the conditions arc that
the owners give one third Of their
property, in specific pae1-!', inclu-
ding depot grounds, snd The com
pany or rs part IS to a,,.: lie road
j" i6s. work 10 commcHce as soon
as tie deeds are delivered to the
trustees, by whom they are 10 be
held and hot given to the company
till the railroad is completed and
The ears running thereon This is
cerialaly good news, the best that
Superior has received for many
day. BY the terms o. this arrange
ment the place becomes closely
jden.ife. with one Of the greatest
railroad enterprises OF the con
fluent, and as the lake terminus Of
1000 miles otroad RAINING through
q rich ana productive country the
town camo; fail = grow snl be
cone great ei'E.
Oily a smaI. PROPORTION :! tie
oue-th;rd promised remains to IL
secured sad il is expected thai III.
deeds tor all VIII be in he hands Of
lie trustees ei.!.in ~ JsvS, when
AETNA construction. viii aumr.e..,.e.
Al owners are interested alikr.
md 40 one should fyr !. ,ao:arnt
>ispd IL lis s.~u light anal prevent
~ re;ar4 cal.oatutaaIipn .. tic
9el.vsac hv Gvl4>ir. to come into
he arrangement, 1firhon : raj
r"aa tltc property viii uon1innc 10
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

The Chicago Tribune furnishes
The following statement Of maiorj-
ties, taken from the official retura,
from every State in thu Union, Of
the late Presidential election !:
Garfield, +,489,4l5; Hancock,
4,43t,ol4 Weaver, 800, 729 Dow,
9,6t4 scattering, l,793-total,
a,I92,595. Garfcid's plurality, 81
4ol,v
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25

!, aFs tases for Ron- residents in ell the
7.p''eyn eosnt'es, examines T.tieS sr3 81
go a. 'nGI'-ise 's,stirs 70 vea, e.t.te
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25
THOMAS BARDOE,
LAND AGENT.


otfsrs for sale valuable lots in Ashland .
"eoee tracts Of land adjoining the city.
s1'saole Tor Additions Pine and Hardwood
amos accessible 10 railroad and streams
iron lands Oh the Penoke Iron Range.
Pine Stumpsge on tributaries Of the
$ oo'x, Chippewa, and Lake Superior az
low rates.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-25
HELMBOLD'S BUCH y
In TgOrates the Stomach

In9i60rates the Stomach,
-dnd eliminates .hG torpid Live. Howels. and
kldHeys 70 healthy action, in cleansing The
b!ool Of AL Impurities, and impartiDg new
lite and yigor 20 the whole svs.em.
4 single tria! will be quite Sufficient 70
convince 'Ao most heeitatpg Of It's ralgabla
49, t'a''is+ ~
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

THE HATEFUL Boy Y-MAN-Probably
shere is nothing more aggfavatirg than
the loud, silly, cheeky and self satisfied
air of boy of fourteen who dispises Gill
dren, but is excused because he himself is
q child; who tries to carry towards ladie
the manners of a man, and whose moth
er tucks him away iE his trundle bed at
night. He seeks tho society of old girls
who pet him, say silly things that would
not be tolerated if he were man, and is
eye-open when women regarding him on
1y as child, are free in their manners
before him. He is hated by girls year
or two older than he is, and dispised by
men, who spec k of him as "a freshy,' or
"a smart Aleck.'
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The eighth woman's congress ofthe Uni
the States will be held in Boston, Octo
Der 13, ID and IS.
Chairman Barnurn is confident thai
Indiana will give respectable Democrat.
lc naJorlties at the elections both of this
and next month. Garfield has written a
private letter in which he admits that
Ohio is doubtful.
Judge Hilton's Hancock contribution
amounts to s2,: 90.
Hon. E. John Ellis was re.nominated
as the Democratic cantlitlat for Con cress
Fl ON the I'd District of this State on the
9th.
+. w. Hughes, a Pennsylvania Green
back leader, has telegraphed Gen. Weav-
er, telling him that the latter's con ngratu.
lation sent to Solon Chase, approving
his course, by which four Greenback
electors may be defeated and seven Gar
field electors chosen in Maine, forfeits his
claim to the support of the organization.
A gentleman prominent in railroad and
political circles, residing in Pennsylva
MIA, aud Republican, states positively
that for week past the Republican lead.
ers have been secrctely at work among
the business men of the eastern cities,
raising money to be used in carrying In
Llama at the October election. As Il re.
suit a fund of $685. 900 has been raised
among the bankers and Republican mer
chants of New York and Boston, and for
warded to the Republican managers of
Indiana to he used in electing Porter and
the rest of the Republican ticket.
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch saws:
John Thompson is at Democatic head
quarters hard at work after his return
from the East. He says the advices from
Indiana are that the Democrats will GER
tainly win.
In Ohio complete poll has been made |
II sixty five out of eighty-eight counties
n the State, which shows Democratic |
,ain Of 1000 votes.
A New York dispatch says: Hancock
are to hold another great
'eoting during tie coming week, which
I'll be addressed by Gen. Butler, Judge
ield and Dan Sickles, who declared for
hancock and English at the great ratifi
ltion meeting lately.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

~ The new Warner Observatory
which is being erected at Rochester, N.
Y, is attracting much attention in social
and literary as we'll as scientific circles.
The new telescope will be twenty-five
feet in length, and its lens sixteen inch
es in diameter, thus making it third in
size of any instrument heretofore manu-
1actured, while the dome Of the Observa-
tory is to have some new appliances for
specially observing certain portions of
the heavens. 1t is to ne the finest pri-
vate observatory in the world, ard has
been heavily endowed by Mr.. H. II. War
ner, proprietor of the Safe Kidney Liver
Cure, and other remedies. Professor
Swift has labored under numerous disad-
vantages in the past and the new comet |
which he recently found was in spite ct |
many obstacles, but the new institution
is to be specially devoted to discoveries
there are good reasons to expect very
many scientific revelations in the near
future from the Warner Observatory at
Rochester.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

@ The new version of the Bible will
undo all the missionary work that has
been done. It will be necessary to carry
the corrected edition of Scripture to the
heather and apologize for having palmed
sion of the Bible on an transporting peo-
pie. Since q new Bible has been found
necessary the poor heather will want to
know if the heads of churches, great
scholars and scientific men will not soon
find it necessary to have a new God and
a more fashionable Saviour.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

u 1t is sometimes questioned by mer.
chants whether advertising pays. The
question will hardly bear discussion in
the light of the following facts. rates for
transient adv's being figured. The Chi
cago Tribune, it is said, for column
year, receives $4,000. The New York
Herald receives fox it's lowest priced col
umn. $3e, 1913. and for its highest s34s, 900.
The New York Tribune, for it's lowest
500, ,764, and for its highest. SS5,G48, and
these papers are never at a loss for advcr
tisements to fill their columns. Their
patronage comes not from any desire to
assist the respective papers; but from
business men who fi-,d it profitable to
vertise.'-Atchins"n Kan. Patriot.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

a GUN OF The SPANISH ARMADA
The other day an interesting relic of stir.
ring times was recovered from the sea on
tho east coast of Abcrdeenshire. This is
no less than o"e of the guLs of the Span
lsh Armada, which has been lying these
three centuries in a creek at Slams, 9 ]it-
tie south OF Peterhead, The St. Catha
Ilne was wrecked here in her flight north.
ward. Two guns were fished out of the
same pool i'll 1910, n third in 1855 ard
two moro guns and an anchor in 1876.
The present find is reported to be the lar
sest and most complete of all. 'The gun
~ of malleaolc iron,' writes IL correspon-
dent to the Aberdeen Free Press, SIS COM
pletc IN every respect, and not even
rorroded. The extreme length of it is
5 feet, from the muzzlc to tho toucl, hole |
feet 8 inches, and tho diameter OF the |
bore is inches. The ball waddny still
There, takes up the space of Is inches.
he gun Is mounted on an embarrassment
the ncighborhood. The news Of its
recovery has probably not stirred n sim
gle pnisc with the slightest wave of the
that agitatcu the whole coun-
ry at the time when the gun went TO
the bo5tom.-Panl Maui Gazette
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
THE COTTON WORM.

! ne annual report of the Entomolow,ca
Commission has been sumbitted to the
Secretary Of tie Interior. The cotton
| worm branch of the investigation rs con
a"ctca by Prot. Riley, was quite exten-
s'Ne. His assistants were stationed il
! leNas, Louisiana, mississippi, Alabama,
ueo'g'a Florida, and other cotton grow
ing States, and especial attention was
paid to those portions of Louisiana and
Mississippi which We're neglected in 1878
al" 1879 on account of yellow fever
Maps showing the different cotton re-
-lons and indicating q new classii cation
IT the cotton belt, with reference to tn.
hlbernation of insects, have been prepar-
ed. Arrangements have been made to
TEST the usefulness of fungus germs in the
dest strnctlon of the worm, and some pre-
paraflons of extracts and decoctions OF
different plants have been made. Prof.
Riley says that the weather throughout
most Ct the cotton belt, and particularly
in Louisiana, was wet and unf,vorable,
greatly with experiments. l.
is doubted whether the crop, as a whole.
will equal that of last year, cotwithstand
larger acreage.
Prof. Riley reports having reached a |
stage in the management of the cotton
worm when there is no longer any excuse
for loss by its ravages, and with the re-
suit Of this years work he has me easura-
sly accomplished the task Of securing
borough and accurate knowledge Of the
habits of the different insects affecting
he cotton plant, and how to contro-
hem. He says: ''The caterpillar and
'oll worm will soon cease to be the cause
If anxiety to intelligent and enterprising
planters" third report of tho Commits
ion is Icing prepared, and also special
MI final memoir on insects of the cotton
liant, the publication of which is com.
nended to Con gress,
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

| NO CURE Nc PAT.-Dr Pierce's Family
Medicines are guarantecd to cure. 70,
particulars see wrappers and pamphlets.
They are reliable, have not sprung into
popularity in q week or month and cone
out OF favor as rapidly, but being, sustain
cd by merit, have Won 4 worldwide rep
utation, necessitating n branch in Lon
don, to supply foreign countries, While
the home safes are enormous throushc
the United States. Golden Medical Dis
coEery, puriiics ard enliches the blood,
preventing tevers, and curing all skin
and scrofulons affections, stimulating the
liver to action, relieving billiousnsss, and
curing consumption, which is scrofula OF
tho lungs. the bowels are costive take
Plerce'S Pellets (littlc pills.. both sold
by druggists.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 5th, 1s79.-Wo,ld's
Despcnsary Medical Association :-Gen-
fIemen-Eor years 1 have been q great
sufferer. My tronble first started with
'crrible aguc chills and COZ situations.
This left me in 1878 with Il racking cough |
lud frequent Nleedings from tho lunns |
Since tins time l have been coMtinuol,v !
loctor!ng, consulting physicians without
lumber. From them | received Io bene
it or encouragement. The most II ted
hysicians ofonr city who last visited me
Npresscd their opinions i'm the brief but
op"lcss words, Take good care of your
elf the few days you have to live. we
annot help YOU l grew steadily worse
nder their treatment, One day, through
rading your Memorandum Book [ learn
Il OF the Golden Medical Discovery.
With but httl2 hope of relief purchased
bottle and took it. TO my surprise and
it did me more good than all
ne drugs had taken the year round. |
m now steadily using il with benefit ,
nd recommend it to all to be lust what
is advertised. {
Slnoerly yours, JAMES p. MCGkATH. q
SO Wight Street. I
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

a. Any of our readers in Pointe Cou-
pee, having baby in the house are ad.
vised to get it ready for picture, as j.
J. Burke, the most successful "Baby Pho
togragher" in tie South will be in New
Road about the twentieth inst, for
short stay.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
Clerks Notice.

The State of LouiSiana-Parish of West
Feliciana
18th District Court Clerks Office
NOTICE is hereby given that B. Far
~ rally and VIM. Homerich, admins
traitors of the succession of Matthew Ri
ley, deceased and executors of Mrs. Cath
arine Riley, deceased, have filed an ac-
count of administrative which will be
homL logated s.Innld there be no oppnsiri-
on to the same within ten days hereof.
G. M. BARROW,
Oct, lst 1880. Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

iv The readers Of this paper who NAV
wint photographs are advised to 90 nt
once 10 VI. burke's cent and have it done,
as he has concluded that he will not stay
longer than the twentieth Of this month
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
SpLCIIL NOTICE {.

bPECI1L NOTICE:
The highest market prize will be paid
Tor COTTON, WOOL, HIDES, HORNS,
Wax, and all country produce.
invite every one to call and sec nv
stock whether desirons of purchasing or
not. Respectfully,
RAPHAEL MARTINEZ
Oc"S'eo Proprietor
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
CAPITAL CORRESPONDENCE.


activity Or anxiety, for tha
matter among the Federal Off
cials in this city than durin!
the past week. Bad news cam,
to Sherman, and to all othe
Radical Ohioans, and is still
coming. The leaders were de
manded for that State, and al
who were worth any thing a:
political workers, it was said
must be taken from their desks
and sent there. The operation
commenced at once, and still
continues. Usually no Wash
lngton office-holders, except
speakers are sent into States
where they are not natives.
This time no distinction is made,
Every one goes who can by
any possibility do any good.
At democratic headquarters
here there seems TO be full ap-
probation Of the desperate work
the Radicals intend to do in
Ohio and Indiana before Octo-
ber12th and Chairman Barn,lm,
who was here on Monday, is
entirely confident Of Indiana,
and hopeful that Ohio will show
a Democratic gain. He holds
that with either of these States
Democratic in October, the real
contest is over, and says the
% ost intelligent Republicans so
think.
The extraordinary manner in
which Grants supporters have
lately pushed themselves for
ward and have been allowed to |
take the lead of the Republican |
force, is not agreeable, tits said, |
to the Hon. Edward Mcpherson.
chairman of the Republican
Congressional Committee. The
,WO Committces-the national
md congGessionaI-were organ
zed in bitter opposition to
1t was determined that
should not benominated.
md that as far as possible, he
ind his supporters should be
squeezed out of the campaign.
were Hancock and Gar
ield nominated, however, be-
ore it was seen that in orderto
'eep the Radical party even in
;ood condition for 1884, it was
.bsolutely necessary to change
hat part of the programme.
ience Garhelds declaration in
lis letter OF acceptance, that the
Id spoils doctrine should be
evived if he became president.
I'D that all there was of civil
arvice reform in the party
lould be thrown over. Hence.
30, the practical retirement Of
eWell, and the imDlorino an
eals to Conkling, Grant, Cam
'on and the rest to enter the
'mpaign. Hence, also, the
ct that Grant is to-day the
questioned leader of the par
;. denomination were to Ee :
'ld tomorrow the General
ould receive four ffths of the
ties on the first ballot, even
ough the delegates knew all
e lnlquities from 1868 to 1876
're to be repeated. There
s been no like revolution in a
rty III I'LL the history of par
1t was not a very stran ge y
ng that Republicans should
soldiers and soldiers Wild -
S and orphans, as they have
ne in the Second uGitors Te
ce in this city, by stealing
money found on the bodies
lead and wounded soldiers
Gettysburg and other battle
ds: 1t was not strange, for III
points in all the Northern Ii
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
FOR SALE CHEAP.
G.. KAUFMAN,
Clerks Notice.

fhe State Of Louisiana-Parish of West
Feliciana.
18th District COnrt-Clerk's Office.
NOTICE is hereby given that Stephen
~ c. Stirling has applied for letters o
administration on the succession of Mrs.
Mary G.. Sti' ling, deceased, and unless lie
gal opposition be made within ten DAYS
the same VII be granted according to
law G.. NJ BARROW.
October 2d, 1880. Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

sV Time flies and before you know i.
our photographer will be in another Par.
ish. and you will wish You had carried
the baby to Mr. Burke before he left. mar
IS the time for this as in every thing else
don't wait for the better oppor tunity
that may never come
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

MAN FISCHER. AUGUST r,scur y
~ y y, yASSMEEs,
;. W. Corner Of Front q Sum
Sire"ls.
BAYOU s-aPi, It,
Il AVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
- at prices conference.-the with the
| lines, full and complete lines of Whit.
goods Ladies Dress Goods, House keep
er's articles. and Il general assortment nt
iancy and staple dry goods
Victoria Lawns,
Mains 1oks, Swiss
Mule, Piques, BiSh-
op Lawns, Linen Lawns.
Dress Linens, Mozambl,
qnes, Grcna~
Dimes. Organdy
MusIIns, French
Percales, iris. Lin
ems, Bo5bi, et Bars.
Laces and Curtains.
ty. UmbreI-
'aS, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
COS, bleached Cottons,
IambrlCS. Sheetings.
Ch:drens Cassimeres
Gents
Cassimeres,
Cotto nades,
Jeans. Denma, Tick
- a--'ngs by the yard or piece
Dealers in Fancy and Staple rrocer;os
frovlslons, western Produce and
flantatIon Supplies. Agents for
'l'e renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and it's various
attach meuts
we invite an inspection of our 1arne
and Boys Hosiery, ana Kid Gloves "Iins I;l1:
Thread, Ganntlets, Ties, Ribbons illSio 49,,
nrolderies Laces, Ruckings. Corsnfs 1n
iles Ready-nade Under Wear. ere p"
[umery, Toilet, Articles, and notions
He nave OIL hand also, a fresh and wall
selected stock OF Clothing. Boots Shoo
lih's ana Caps and Il general assortmnnt
ot Sentiemeus underwear and fn ,,'ini':
goo s.
The citizens Of East Felicisna poi,+o
jo"pee and Wilkinson County, Miss
VIII Hhn 1t to their interest and advan, I
age TO open up trade with us. All or
lers m from abroad promptly, ana carefully
lied. '"'iy
~ ~ Highest market price paid for cot !
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic Gu cs dyspepyia
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
Soaps, CANDLES und Coal Oil uI-
7rdyS IN stock.
WESTERN PRODUCE.

Mess Pork. Bacon, Hams, Flour.
Meal, Gr'tS. Com,
Oats, Hay and Bra, sold cl Sc.