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The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24
Brother Gardner ON Drunkenness.
The Old Man, as usual, Hits the Nat
Squarely on the Head in a Fe" Plain,
Common Sense Remarks.
Datrnit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
Gam Brudder Abraham Scott IN Gle
hall dis evening"" inquired the Presi,
dent, as he looked down the allies.
eyes, sah,r answered a voice from
the northwest corner.
Den please step this way"
Brother Scott ssshuffled forward, his
head down, and his countenance be.
lraying about seventeen different emo
,ions. and as he reached the mark the
President continued
"Brudder Scott, in gwine ober to de
old man Johnson's las mite to borraw Il
hunk o. butter for breakfast, / discov-
cred some one lyin'On de sidewalk. My
first thought was to yell murder My
next thought was to smell of his breaf'
Dat settled the case at once. 1t wasn't
"a murder, but a case of dead. drunk.
turned de subjeck ODER to git q good
look at his face, and.who dye 'spose il
was9"
Brother Scott.gazed straightsat a bust
of Venus, and had nothing to say.
alt was Brudderascott, "s.whispered
the President. &" Although~~two of his
children am bar'fut,.. h;s.wife needs cloze
an he hasn't a dozenstaters in de house.
he has taken good.".money from his
pocket an paid it.out for whisky. He
wasn't a man when IHfound him. He
was a hog-a great big hog! could
smell his -breaf six feet away, an il
would have made a dog sick. He had
lost his hat, rolled in desslusll, and den
fallen into a stuporish sleep. got help
an toted him home, an tonight he
comes to dis meetin' to have a vote
among men who work hard, respect
themselves, and lib sober lives"
lie sorry, sah."
"No doubt of it, but dat am no de-
tense. A fool excites pity, kase God
made him dat way. A lunatic draws
sympathy kase hesshas< met wild misfor-
tune. A drunkard arouses muffin buI
contempt. He deliberately goes at it IL
make q brute Of himself. You hab heard
me speak of dis matter on seberal pre-
vas occasions, an you know how de
majority oh dis. club feels on de subje. X
In de las two months yon hab beer
found drunk fo' times.n
ayes, sal but I'll quit"
81 hope you will, but | doubt it
You had cherry thing to lose gettin
drunk de fust time. Yon have lost
character, respect, money and standin'
an dar's leetle hope dat you e any
reason to quit. We kin guard agiu
thieves by loekin' up money. We kin
put de murderer in prison an have hin
outer de way. We kin expose de lial
an kiyer him with confusion. But dc
drunkard-de hog-de beast-who kin
trust him !: Who kin believe him I
Who wants his society," Who am not
degraded by walkin' beside him 7
Bruddrr Scott, you am a bounced man
Your name will be crossed from ou1
rolls you will be refused admission
heah, an We shall forgit dat you wa,
eber numbered wild us. Let Ms now at
tack de regular order OBJ business"
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

Hon. Judah r. Benjamin, Tho we'll
know 4 ex-Lnaisianian, ex-U.s S. Senator,
ex-es,nfsderate Cabinet officer, who has
been IN England since 1865, has retired
from the practice Of his profession before
the English coslrts, where he had ac-
qaired 4 standing second to none among
q host Of able and brilliant men.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

New York, it seems, is the last State
n the Union 70 be reconstructed. IA bill
passed the Legislature only last Tuesday
repeating the provisions in the Revised
Statutes allowing tile purchase, holding
and sale Of slaves in the State, and it
has not yet received the signature of the
Governor.-N. q. Times Democrat, 10.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24
II who lead a closely ces,sne,1

-Al- VIC Iaad 9 closely coaltRed liEo
9 more frequent subjects o., c9istipa-
a-on, headadle and indigestion. Ii You
will use B1sgey,s S0sipe Aperteatit will
cure you entirely. Pleasant as 3 glass OF
tnda, cheaper than pills ard never ia
AFTER q severe test OF twelga year,
by many leading physicians and tho 4.
GIRLS of females, it has been t~heroagi.is
demonstrated that EnpsssA Ha.aas b
zeTs hascured and relieved more sicI'y
females, than all other remedies Gem
bined. All monthly defects, excuses or
weaknesses, affecting married or single
Ladies', are promptly relieved by its uss.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

Up to the present q inc the grounding
y the most successful weather prophet
ct the year. The goose-bone ranks
second, and II is nip and tuck between
Virgins, Tennor md the mnskrat for
third place.-NorrSstowa HeraM.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24
colden,a niauid aaaf Tonic,

For adults travelling, d w~ineglassful
may be taken three times n day will
great advantage. Its tonic and nntri-
tive qualities are sufficient to sustain ths
body without the addition of solid food
It lie now recommended by the faculty al
she best remedy for consumption, debil,
ity, loss Of appetite, weakness, indiges,
lion, dyspepsia, fever, ague, malaria, and
all female and children's maladies.
CAuTiON.-See that the signature o
~ GOLDEN is on each bottle, as imita
lions are on the market.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

@ ~ A WEEK. So a day at home easily
ID made. Costly outfit free. Address
TRUE 4 Co, Augusta, Maine.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24
g TouOh on Ch;lls.y
spEtT das;dnrof,,m 4,

Cares 5 cases for % cts. incash or STAINS s,
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta. &C.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

The sn.:as,:s OF tAr ifis 9f:a~ h"EsSsi
bedy arise ItoaI e GG..ERB&t:c;st Of the
I.tvss, affecting 10Th tAc "a .**sch and
6eaeEx. ga c..:";. IL cIee: * cR@e, it is
,aecgss,isg fa rsaoEe the casiss. irregss-
ts.r onG Siagyi&A :Ect;oA ~ khe Barrels,
3ienaachc, e3ea ""ss atshe :.ta,a0ck. Pal"
IA the EuakGs::s Eaias, etc., Indicate that
he GErss. IS cf ftaajt, cat tit&s 72"3aFe re-.
guiseS assistance 30 esso5ts *ssa oa'gG5s 10
s1,aaas OF ia.s nttrstieS.
psIe&Ey ASS. 3StEers arc especially
e~ou.gn1mndcd for tn is parpasf:. GhaU gre
mil T.. their ;sctios and |Iertsre as u
carr; arg pleasant 20 the taate GR2tokef
easit;, Dir both chifGres! a,sa aGstifS. ID
Rem according 20 directions, fhe3 are @
saSsu nG pLeetsatt cxre for Dyspepsia,
zeneraz E3eEssfEty, ESza7EGesa2 COsl.
skipatfOn, E~SkseiScsi Kidneys,
etc, etc. Asa HsoGts E'.sTi13er they
are superior to assy other saeG;ctae;
cleansing the systent th~eroughey, and
iasparting resc life and energy to theta
rglid. Zt4s II medicine aR2 not Gss
Intoxicating 5eDesage.
asx Yegg DRUGGIST Eas eRiestY ASH slTTEas,
srd take no other. PRICE. 500 per Bottie.
PHlCgtY ASH elTTERS CO.. SOLE PR0PRlET0RS
al. Louis and Kansas City, Mo.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

SHR HAD HIM THERE. A Booklyn
airl, says the Eagle, received a present
of diamond cluster ring from hersweet,
heart. She took il 10 d jeweler and as
certained that the gems were Rhine
stnnes, worth about sI.75. During his
visit the following evening, no a~llnsion
Naa made 10 her discovery. Int having
snclostsl the ring III q note, she managed
~ slip Il into His coat pocket suyrepti
~ticnsls. Oh .sarIling home, The very
arnt thing that rs detected III her mis-.
sivt, ulsirIs read as fnllows:
have ne right II this eastly gift
T1ie r,sld weather il roming on and sou
y need Il. t'alI and see me- even,
svst, sea,s fsnm mex Sunday night.
~ AMELIA.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-24

Reports ffnni Ireland show thar eoun.
W. Fl BE- IN Ms Disturbed ana hawkes.
estalititsn aS WI. Desiitutim and want
prevail s~lrsnrhnnt The Emerald Use,
and sl.s starving msAss.s when urged to
isass their aatise ltesti. reply, swe
u'asld rather III. ihan imaigIate." An
ssvsss. BIKE night. isas eayerea this ILL
fatesl lssspls; they lrnHltsl Immediate
relief fft,n evils sliat years only can
eaaaieate mud failing they vicsimize In
auvsaii ialtn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED weekly to the Intelligencer by
Captain j. d. Conner, recorder of deeds OF
Lafayette county, Mo-
Abstract of the deeds filed in the office of
Recorder Of Deeds from Saturday, Aug. 4,
to Saturday, Aug. II, A. D., 1888. Only such
as contain covenants Of warranty contained
in list. -l. yL ..
Thomas Hare to Henry Sellmeyer,
NV ne 30 81, %, and strip; ~ acres.$ 426 90
VIM. A.. Newhard 10 Mary j.
Whitsett, Sc lot 1, blk l, Russells ad
= D. C.McConneil to VIM. Laurence W
lot IT, blk 1. in Patterson & Smiths
az %. % A. assa Johe. to VI. ii. IL. Lindsay 10 W
NV W Sc ca and % sw ne ne is, 20. s5 @ 'a' 90
Joel West to Neal S. Campbell, ne
sw and sw se 80, ~, %: 50 acres. w 1900 90
ID. S. Brown to link q ROdger. /
int in block Bates City. ........' 200 90
Il. ~. Chinn, ct al. to School Dis
triet No. l, ~, %; acre sw cor NV
sc 20, 90, " 49,. ...:.:..:.. IS 90
j. 5. Hughes, ct al, to Banking
House, Hughes 4 Co., hf sw and =
NV sw; and hf sw sw, %, 40, 90;
+. Mitche ii to j. q. walker, hf '' "
sw NV 13; and hf ne Sc II, 40, 81. 1,2OO N
j. ii. Walker to George Water.
house, sw NV 10; and N hf ne Sc IA,
~, .;........... ..................... 1900 On
# off side lot 8, blk F, Higgins lille 800 0
Jacob Zentmeyer to w. d. Hook
ensmith, lots z and 8, Zentmeyer'syl
NJ. N. Robinson to r. Ii. Wright.
n hf sw 4, ,4S, ,28; n hf sw sw 120acres 1900 o
Micajsh Blaydes to James w. Mar IL
tin, NV ne; and 10 acres OF e side ne
NV 81, 4S. 81; 10 acres. 80. ........ I 100 0
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
WHAT HEPRAYED FOR.

"A Young man with very bad voice,
but who firmly and steadfastly believed
that in the article of voice he was the
superior Of Brignoli, engaged q teach
er to give him lessons. When asked
how he liked his teacher his reply was
that he was a good master, but he was
altogether too religious for him. ~.
"How too religious ??
"Why, while am practicing he
walks up and down the reom wringing
his hands and praying" !" 81 -
"What is his prayer? What does he
pray about ~ is.C 5a3a ssi .-s- ig.s
4 81 can't exactly say, but caught the
words, Heavenly Father! how long
must endure this P There was doubt
less something the matter with him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
A Beautiful Charity.
BY MAnaARKr JOHNSON.

A summer morning. cool and fair;
whisper soft in the sunny air,
And sound Of ripping laughter.
distant patter Of dancing feet;
A chorus Of eager voices sweet,
And happy silence alter.
A motley. merry crowd OF youth.
With garments ragged aud worn, iorsooth,
But never step that fingers.
Lsds and iasses In laughing bands. =
Babies that hold to guiding hands,
With clinglng anxious 6ngers.
Faces merry or grave. or sad.
Lit up with expectation glad
Where are the children going2
Away from dust. ard noise. and heat,
The bustling city's narrow street,
With crowded life 0 o'erhowing.
To sunny felds OF daisled grass,
Where cool the atful breezes pass
Above the blossoms leaning.
Where. far from walls and boundaries.
With birds aud butterflies and bees.
They learn the summers meaning
Under the wonderful blue sky,
The mighty arms OF tree tops high.
In green woods archinK over;
Where spicy perfumes lightly stray,
In breezy meadows OF new -mown hay,
And fields Of purple clover.
On sandy shores beside the sea.
Where roll the tides incessantIy,
And dancing ripples glisten;
Where whispering shells repeat the tale
The ocean thunders in the gale,
To rosy ears that listen.
Sorrowful. wistful. patient eyes
Grow bright with rxpturous surprise.
Or soft with happy wonder,
And cheeks "a white Is the winter snovs
Blossom In tints OF brown and rose,
The summer sunshine under.
Wise Mother Earth to sad young hearts
Her choicest gilt of all imparts,
Their careful thoughts beguIllns,
She bresthes her secrets IN their rers-
Their eyes forget the smart Of tears.
And catch the trick OF smiling.
They learn sweet lessons, day and day,
While speed the winged hours away.
In gray and golden weather;
They 1nd, in flower or bird or tree
Faint glea,na of the beautiful mysterv
That clasps the world together
Perchsnce some serious, childish ewes.
Uplifted to the starlit skIes,
Read there strange new story;
And dimly see the Love that holds
Tue round world safe, and o'er IL foIda
The mantle of His glory.
A distant patter OF dancing feet.
chorus Of happy voices sweet,
Amid the summer splendOr,
Glad voices, rise through vii the lspdI
Reach out. each little sunburned hand
In greeting warm and tender.
To those whose thoughtful hesrts and trus
Have light. ned lovingly. for you,
Your poverty'S infection;
And on each helpful spirit be
For thie-the lovely charity
The children's beneaIctionl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
Consolation.

No wonder that the world seemed Wrongl
No wonder WAS sad and gloomyi
For had sung my sNeeleslsong;
She wouldn't even listen to me. +.
She Wouldn't love me anyWsyi
ID For me she didn't care penny; -.-as
But Of mankind. she plsssed 70 say,
She thoughtm me quite e nice e any.
/ felt disposed to curse the earth.
And drown my grief with John O'Bsrlsy;
When iol my gloom Wes changed e mtrth,
His nne mustache was ont Of cnfi; Sei2A-'I1
His fAir complexion changed to yellow;
Egad. he'd gone 70 get bis girl; -. -,
And met her with another fellow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
A GOOD, SIGN.
I From the Kansas civ Times,

From the Kansas City Times.l 90
The Ohio situation may be summed
up in the statement that both republi-
cans and democrats are discussing
what the latter will do in case Hoadly
is elected. There seems to be no talk
about Foraker's election at all, which
is decidedly favorable sign for the
democracy mao" ~ -'"E7 s--i.&
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18

Let Us tell you what DR.. Thomas Electric o
10 good for. II fs death to rheumatism sr
neuralgia. 1t will cure Q burn. bite. or pal,
and is equally good for sprAins. For sale
Charles w LOOMS. sleu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18

Mrs. j. C.. Leftwitch, st. Louis, Mo-,
says:-"I have taken Browns Iron
Bitters with most pleasing results.''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
A Little Lady.


] know . little lady
Who wears Q hat OF green,
All trimmed with red. red roses,
And . blackbird on the brim.
She ties it down with ribbons,
Under her dimpled. chins 80
For oftentimes IT'S breezy
When she comes tripping in.
She'll drop . dainty courtesy,
Perhaps she II throw kiss;
She brings so many hundred
That one she II never miss.
With laughing, sunny Rlances
She comes, her friends to greet;
There's not smother maiden g
In all tho world 50 sweet.
Her nsme2 The roses tell you'll
IT is In the blackbirtl'S tunel
This smiling little lady
ls just our own dear Junsl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18

Iu0 xT00CE1pClOu.
They were parting st the gate
Man and mad
still he tarried, although late.
Longing much to hear his fate.
Yet TO ask 1t hall afraid.
'If only knew =. said hs
''Only knewi''
Let me give advice. !" said she;
make confident Of me;
can be Of help 70 YOU"
''Ahl knew that" answered he.
With sigh.
Now guess it all cried she. }"
"You're In love. I plainly see.
And afraid to tell her.
YOU'RE a witch to guess 20 well."
Answered he.
~ would like to have you tell
How to make sick heart well;
=" Kindly now prescribe for me-.
Every heart will cure . heart" . !
Low laughed she
'sYou must dnd another heart,
Then your own Will lose ity smart.
Try this olden remedy"
LET me have tsu, heart. f" he plead.
'Nayl'' said she;
''Then go uncontrolled,
Mime broken heart must bs.''
"It IL yoursn and she laughed low;
"Don'ty you see9
81 prescribed It long ago,
Seeing that You suffered so.
.. What 30 blind ~ men can be2'
Had only known before,'
Whispered he. /!
'What Q cure you had In stOrel"
:Iou'd have suffered all the more;
Men are foolish things, % said she.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
q 3-Ta-I-'IIg ,
aRuQau-PAIRAN y
What aslis Coed FOR ;,

Quick. complete cure, all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. u. Druggist
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
THE RESPONSE,

At the conclusion OF Gov. Phelps
speech Gen. c. w. Blair of Leaven-
worth, Kas., was introduced, who de-
livered an eloquent and patriotic re-
sPonse which elected the warmest ap-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
Winged Words,

~ AA1VN " S4Sos
BY JEsaIE M'0rKooR.
Ifwords
--. We're birds,
And swiftly few
From lips
FL. To lips
Owned. dear. by you;
Would they,
To-day,
Be hawks and crOWs2
Or blue,
And true,
And sweet2 Who knoWs2
.-.. Let's play
To-day
We choose the beat;
Birds blue
..-. And true,
With dove-iike .breastl
'r 10 queer;
..,.- Ny dear.
We never knew
That words
Like birds.
Had wings and dewl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
WILSON'S CREEK.
The Veterans Meet-Their Friends
are There. s..se ''Ai'V
Thousands do Honor to the 22d Ami
versary Of the Battle. a


SPR1naF1ELD, Mo-, Aug. e.9The
morning trains brought in their full
quota Of visitors to the Wilson's creek
union, and the multitude is, now
estimated at from 1s, 900 to 20, 600 peo7
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. 1O.-This,
the twenty second anniversary of the
memorable battle of Wilson'S Creek,
will long be held in remembrance by
the many survivors Of both sides who
participated in that sanguinary strug-
gle, as well as the thousands of others
of their friends and countrymen who
Joined with them in the re- union which
has just closed. At an early hour this
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
Emmy q. WALLAcE. wN. H. cHLnl
WALLACE & CHILES. -

ANTTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
S1er the ssLexinston Savings Bank, I" opposits
he court house. Will practice in the courts OF
afavette and surrounding counties, and also IN
~ Sunreme court Of the state OF Missouri, and
he III. 8. Circuit and District courts for the
Weatern District Of Missouri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20

s..a against So b. yesterdays last price amounted
- q 200 shares The Northern PaeIhcs ana
o-sron and Transcontinental closed at .190l per
~ lower than last evening; the borrowing rate
sor Northern Pacific preferred to-day was 2 per
.qnt for use, but in the late dealings thero was
difference of S64 per cent between
III lae,iverable tomorrow when the books Will
- and on seller three days deliverable on
SIOndavl. Northwestern common stock was excep-
tionaIly strong, and rose from 1l7l29ll7As TO
,ooIo and closed at 1I9L. The transactions In
delaware, Lackawanna and Western amounted to
15s 700 shares. 1t opened at ia the same as yes
terdays last gure declined to 11ll2, recovered TO
113ls. and closed at 112l2. Western Union was
more than usually active, and it was weak, although
tter selling down per cent to 70 it rallied 10 76A2
076 The market closed feverish and unsettled.
Among Government bonds the As were unuSuaiiS
active Bids the for As are Il and for the Los arc o
higher. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20

1900 cases MARsEILLE TGTelR a p1Ga
SSoo s Ssls: qfGfe 90 nYiTEp KiNGDoN bT6
S0o 6sl Saghtha TxRREEzh Gg nom Gasso%
coal i2s Cd PoNCFP r. bark from Portland az 'uien'
fApi Rov1s1oNs-poRKThe West closed slsh,y IGTg
but Tie RTSes have e5 n3 Tsd5 5s generally is Without lie
saes l25 bbls various brands a. y y ~ Prize ORDINARY
Mess in Job lots quoted 81 81 ball 90 Iab5 7SS
SS IS, Extra Prime si2 Prime Mess nominal and
IPSgF Fo@ sPP sns E fsy Ness M
IN bb DO in tGs sig pa cay b9vs hi sRer
sale but prices aTmi quoted $ls cc 5onT i
hold steady prices on I mSd eeE Hams i5 40O
Peked Shoulders 6gci IA Picked Bellies 2gEgIt oS rr
i5gS14c smoked shoulders smoked Hans iSG
c att vi WeStL6ng and short Clear half
s1d half BTSE gf oG G are offered shade lower and
have less denGndj city Heavy to Lgh Light sSdyapSei
further 6c and left of VERY dr Later options ae{
f1y steady SPGRRs ing Sde rates caS unmp9ragt
and speculation very slack SAFES on - S96c; 1000
tCs November 757a759c closing 81, aSsc OT '' clos
Ing 1851 57cs $500 cs January I2lano=',o gs
lac sm unsettled and lower; sales 200 cs 759 LOOT
OF No, city, sales 200 tcs lie me5 sGoc BUT.
fERTIc advantage st With buyers bat the yaliat0n ~
GENERALLY the moyea cn very modere state zrcaE g5
NC, 6f dTEns Tbs and pals a25c Welsh tubs
abe; Western Imitation LEAN Factory. i6a i5c
CHsEon ian Made stock the i cI Is free ry scc2s and
DfT If fHI
mo tSuner h more in Ul buyers; -hpphE uoi
Times i,bt lud Wgury from home trade only h"'y,s.r'
Choce Esscrn Ii al2cj do. Good to Prime Ogilc. MS'E
cTn Flat lOdlllfc, Good to thV!cci llgul ""iH -
I0ir a., merry Skins rate, Fair 10 lTlnc- l',o
HoX less demand and can be had NJ slightly l9Wtt EuJ
star" and 20 y 21C western ana Idhu @"A
'RICF"Sicady unchanged, fairly active.
SEEDS-I nChau gci. demand moderate; -,.
SpICE~-Qurt: Pepper and Cloves ticf Wolh. u.r,,
sIrGAu-Iiaw frm FAIR csc; demand lt pi,sS r%'
r. CUu bagz Inu partly damaged J"lc; lnOg uiE5
100 bags Dcui'F IRA
illGc Refined duh and soft ,.ej, ~ ~ ~ r.',rstci
CurI ole Cubes &c; Powdered, SAD VIC; hIHihA,V
90: Nould a." s2c CuncciiuneiS A. E, -I
g, gD. a.. on a" 1a-aSC.; White IAliA - 49,
ttrtra 80, 5TIc: &c Ga-GGTC.; yellow blsIb g.
GEG-Stcady more active sales 1900 pGgs Am'S Oo"n4'
and 500 Green. -. c,..-s.c. TaaF sT
I9l sale. for week. i5j hhus. ot,a Lcd ~ lI
WGoI-Ir tone on an grades ~ hTln HNl lhc lN,g
roy i,rr,ycl low Woul- continue irregular sales, SJOOO
n, ppIucsfir Hr,cr.. iUC 5000 10 uh"h,t 90 a. 49,
n, m I washed S5C lOl 600 70 spring TEXAS, - "-'i
10000 n FAN do zoe. 5000 ID SECURED g"n % @TC'2
~ no NJ eIriUg california 81 25c; 10000 ftl d".' y"
i2r $4,000 n secured do, 53c; LOO 10 Bii'h J
i5Lr. uul 10 Domestic Null, Stc "uuO 10 'uul u.H,
$6c 90 10 cape 2sct 5000 secured isriii"y' os'
H. ouD h, Fine Fl,0gc, 100 bales NoHio' ll,o =" ~. I
no r.I.s tr.v Nols. 10000 n t'TiCi Eo, I,'.uV
washed CUuibing and $4,000 10 Domestic fu'eu oN p'''
fYITu4
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Atihc Reformed Church, Prospect Nh s2thst mG,".cn
- ant 81 ayes. Hvrnlnr service al i"U gt,,no,rs
80 J.. Rev. o. H. WALsLi VII oheia'o' 'u"nS'''
welcome
Al Bloomlugdac Reformed Church, cor gth.aye; ana ma
Divine services SUNDAY conducted by the rev CA
Los MARIYN, at IL. Subject: " no lOH4l o, -
science" and ut $780, Tho Gospel According 10 l'"" ~
bath5chool ats
Al scotch Presbyterian Church, l4rst between 0'' n
Gh Hvc8.-SuIylCc8 tomorrow NJ ObO =, ~ .i,' A. '
Pastor Rev. \. NJ. HAMILrOS, d. d. VIII preach
Sernnd nlinrinn Church corner clinton ana yS
az II o'clock the rev 49,
HADWItK will preach. subject: "Iho 4ueA oi Nn'"
All are cordially invited
Al BROOKLYN Tabernacle, Dr. TALMAGE VIII pt'"ch
al 1880 a. H. and 1880 p. M
At 3Ith-si. Reformed Church West Of etnaEEer ~
JAMES NJ DICKSON, Pastor WI preach on 1untnJ -i''
inst. at 1880 H. m. and 1880 p M strangers "o''''''
Al Jane street Methodist EpiscopG Church, TCTp
and 1850 p M fVehllE
1.-THE Attractive Cross SUNDAY -sch'o o2O'i III, @ p
Al the TempIe-Rcv JUSTIN D. FULTON y. p FH Hi
at Preaching at 1920 Hud ga"
ing subject Is KOmnni,m Good Enough iui
fulton will this question lthp''s,, -
WocAS VIII lead III Hel'i'o VI ''H
y hour before the evening service. --
AtWashingion squire Methodist Church fi ~; 1
and Gth-Ive. A..ttl ~ ~ ~ I1db
minister Rev +. r. Hunt, D. D., VIII preach No m 49,
and Rev &. N. Fowler d. D. Ia tue evening low ~ W.
dlu.ly welcomed
A-uapI,,tan Temperance Association IopfEh
T-NTGN-,grre hall NDAN, 90 4. u, $ o. -, -, n ~
dr.. gcs uy Huv ~A5i-U,, ID. D. enc, "tsN n t
WAY. IhtGp eloquent grhtluncn Shoud cio"H ~ w., 80,
han The iausca pro rIugIn viii be CAcc'd,lry ui 80
s,tmg of Moody aud saullry ing solos, "netS FA'''t'
l. C. Cole. secsgr1rv. !. i. GLBBS' ffe'i'eh"