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BroGklin.
Died in BROOKLYN. Nov 8, Mrs. Georgia
Herrick, wife of Amos H-rrick, aged 81
years.
Mrs. Stevens, wife of 5. G. Stevens, Esq,
is slowly convalescent.
The storm of week ago damaged the
fish weirs very much and interfered with
the supply Of fish at the factory. Still
enough has been obtained to keep the
hands quite busy, but during this dull wealth
er the fish have to be dried BY steam. by
means of blower.
Mr.. T. r. Alden moved into his new
house last week.
Capt Melroy Flye has his house nearly
finished outside and abou, ready for the
plas,erers inside.
A. 6. Blake, Esq.. left to commence his
school at Walkers Corner, Nov 2.
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Sreht Pohdt
DIR. Sishy Of Amherst has been vaccina,-
ing IN this place. He is employed by the
town.
see the Bangor Commercial is giving
us history Of Bangor from the foundation
up TO the present day. Viii not some onr
give US a history of Ellsworth II would
be not only interesting but very beneficial
see the Ner Age comes out this week
with big rooster for New York They
want to keep him warm this coming cold
winter. They will probably take him to
the Senate.
The rain the past two weeks has been
bad for the umbermen bu, good for the
milmen. What is bread for one is meat
for another.
Nov. 8. S.
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Consultation /. positiyeIy cured

Constipation Is positively cured BY Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Not by purging and
weakening the bowels. but BY regulating and
strengthening them. This is done BIZ improving
the digestion and stimulating the liver TO the
proper secretion OF bile. when the bowels will
perform their customary functions in an easy
and natural manner. PurgatIye pill. must be
avoided. Ask for Carters Little Liver Pills
Price % cents. For sale by 5. ID. Wiggin,
There was an eclipse this year
that astronomers failed to note. Ii was the
eclipse Of Adamson's Botanic Balsam over the
all competitors. II cures coughs, colds, and all
diseases OF the throat, chest, and lungs. Price
10, 35 and 10 cents.
Why don't YOU try Carter's Little Liver
Pills? They are positive cure for sick head
ache, and all the ills produced by disordered
Liver. Only one pill dose. For sale by $. d.
Wiggin.
Miss Sarah Murphy, Brodhead, Wis, saws
I'VE think Church & Co.'S Arm 4 Hammer
Brand Soda or Saeratus is the best we ever
used"
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There was an eclipse this year
Arrested !!

Charles A. Daley was arrested last evening
for stealing from the drug store of Shiefman.
bottle OF sulphur Bitters. Before the court
this morning, upon being asked why he should
steal, be stated that his mother was troubled
with rheumatism. and that it was the only
medicine that helped her, and being out OF
money and work was the cause Of his stealing
As this was his first offence he was put on
nr0hatinn. NeirnrE Ae,rs
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Castine Stage Drivers

FEN A>u M PoKTKAIT> DRAWN ~ A
tA>TINF GIRL
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a few Of the Goods keep

a few Of the Goods keep;
HImalayan and Beaver shawls,
Newmarkets, Plush Cloaks and Dolmans
Outside Wraps of all kinds, long and short,
koush Cloakings and Trimmings of Fur.
kbbons, Collars, Ruchinss and Gloves.
/ invite attention to my
S,ock of Small Wares which Ia complete
Midnight and other kinds of Yarn.
A great bargain in Wool Blankets
l will sell shectng very low.
Nice line Of Felt skirts for winter.
BACKS and socks. hand made, for babies
| r,cot. Homespun and FLANNEL Dress Goods
Rhadamcs satin, Nice Black six.
Zach pair Of Kid Gloves Warranted.
Zach one likes L. 7, F. Patterns
L telephone me at my expense,
Embroidered Flaunels in colors.
Iaundered and Uulaundercd shirts.
Linen Handkerchie's for Ladies and Gents
Especial bargains IN Underwear.
w orsted Capes. shawls, Hoods amt M.tton-.
Uur stock Of FAN Goods can't be beat
Rich veivc,s In Plain aud Rrocade.
| able Linen in white and Ret
n n-iery for all great and small
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Parker's Tonic

Prepared hy HiscoI 4 60. Y Y.
Sold by all Druggists In large bottles at one Dollar
4moz46 nrm en-
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hr rm GovrR>oE-A rEueLANATIo>
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From Pole to Pole
AYER's SARsAPARILIA has demonstrated IT,
power u cure for all diseases Of the blood
Tho harpooner's Story.

Tho harpooner's Story.
hcto Bedfori, JaHs /, 1883.
IN. ! e. AYR X Co.-Twsnty years ago |
wss a harPooner in the North Pacific. when Ave
others Of the and m self were laid Up with
.eurvy. Our bodies we're bioAted, gums swollen
and bleeding, trcth loose, purple blotche. all
over US, and our breath seemed rotten. Take IL
by and large were pretty badly OF. All our
lime Juice accidentally destroyed. but the
captain had couple dozen bottles Of AYER's
sARsAPARILLA and gave that We recoy-
cred on it quicker than have ever seen men
brought about BY any other treatmsntfo for Scuryy.
and I've seen a good deal oft. seeing no men
ton ia your Almanac Of your sarsapNrlla being
good FOR -curvy. thought you ought 10 Know u
this, and send you the facts.
Respectfully yours, RALFH Y. WISGArz
Tho Troopers Experience.
NI,ren, RasAtoiIHd s. 4 rirG, Iirch7, 1888.
DR. J. G. AYER Co.-Gentlcm"n have
much pleasure 10 testify 70 the great value II
Your earsapart.,a. We have h",n stationed
here Tor over two year.. during V'lch time We
lad 10 i've IN teui-. Being under canvas for
such a time brought on " hat o.. called IN ,hls
country "vcidi-sorrs." had those sores for
.urao tine. / ra. advised tp tssc your Sara
r,sri},a, two batflr. = NH. made NV sores
disappear rapidly. aai Avn uaS qa't" we'll.
Your. truly. 7 X EpuEN.
trooper. CIps Kg4H:si Il tfSfHen.
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GEO. .. CRANE,
Agt. Maine Central r R.

ELLSWORTH bu. $50, Nh
Ellsworth. Aug Do. !--s
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Tie Recent Elections.

"E,N>>rll. >a..u. SECRETARY u stat
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
public school Notice.
Office Board of Public School Directors,
81 Landry Parish. La.

ofies Board of Public School Directors,
st. Landry Parish, La.
The following extracts from the proceed
noa of the Board, in session on the 5th q
nary. 1885. are published for the information
of teachers and the pubic: ~.
.The Hon, j. B. A. F%Ontenot rendered MS
resignation as President of the Board, when
tender was accepted, on motion OF MT. oKin'
ner. s -,
Mr. Eantenot. Mr.. Chas. N. Ealer was unanl'
mously elected as President of the Board.
sOn motion. it was resolved, that the pub.
lin schools he opened on Monday, the I'd OF
February. 1885. for a term of three months
and resolved, further that the same number
of scta1ols be opened in each District as were
in session last term, except in the 9th district
or ward, where there shall be opened only
two schools, instead of three.
sOn motion OF Mr.. Pefrodin, it was resolv'
ed that all teachers now entitled to certln-
Gates of qualification be allowed TO teaen
without re-examinatlon.
sOn motion of Mr.. Fontenot, seconded by
Mr.. Perrodin, it was resolved, that the Fresl-
dent and Secretary be authorized to close
such schools as have been, OF may De, osn,
Glen in attendance; and to open them IN the
same district in. localities where o larger
average attendance can be maintained.
"On motion of Mr.. Donate, twas resolved
that teachers be authorized to regulate the
hours Of holding schools to suit the needs ana
desires of patrons provided they teach the
full five hours per day, and allow an lntermis-
sion of one hour. to be given u one OF mo'S =
reeesses, not to be included in the fEe hours"
Teachers, whose schools are to be closed OF
continued, in accordance with the above feso'
'u"' "' c. C. sWAYZE,
Jan, 10, 1885. Sect. and Supt., &c.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
Perdu gu .egar6.

10 Tn billet d,action sign6 par Thos. G. An
derson, date Nouyells Orleans % decembre,
1870, pour 1864, montant prete sur 3OO ac'
tons m~aintenant reduites a $50 actions du
fonds hypothecaire de la Bauque des Citoyens
de la Louisiana, payable lie Ter avril 1871. pay
BILE GU renouvele scion la charte, garantl par
hypotheque sur les CITES actions dependencies
let par hypothe2 we speciale sur une habitatlon
dams la paroisse. st. Landry, par aete en- date
du 10 mars 1850 pardevant AID. Boudousqule,
~notaire. ct par acte du % decembre 1870 par.
devant Felix Grima, notaire. 20 I'm billet
date 4 la Nouvelle Orleans, lie % decembre,
1870, souscrit ct endosse par Thos: G. Ander'
son pour $21l6 payable IN an aprss date a la
Banque des Citoyens a la Nouvelle-o Orleans
avec 8 pour cent par an d'interst de la date
;jusquta parfait Placement avec lie droit de pro,
longer lie Placement pendant trois ans, garantl
par hypotheque commencement a Pacte eides'
sus du % decembre 1870 pardevant Felix
Grinha, notaire. n BE premier billet q
etc rebuilt lie Ter avril 1875 a $2692. lie second
billet lie IL decembre 1873 4 $l050.
JAMES J. TARLETON,
81 few. I'm. Caissier.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

Boire sec. ---Avez-vous jamais
pens6 a la bizarrerie de cette ex-
preston: boire sec. Nous en-
trouvons dams IN journal fran
Gals Replication donn6 par Ber-
tail au moyen dun ing6nieux
syllogisme.
"L'eau, dit-il, a pour propri;
Ste de mouiller Pobjet sur le-
quel ellie tombe. LIE vim qui
ma pas recu d'eau nest done
pas mouill6. Or, ce qui NEST
pas mouill6 est sec ; done, boire
sec ce nest pas METRE d'eau
dams son vim
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

Les meres sayent de quelle
Importance est l'examen de la
gorge chez les enfants, ct de
quelles difficulties il est solvent
entour6. Aussi ne saurions-nous
trop conseiller aux parents de
les habituer, alors qu'ils sont
bien portants, aux petites ma
noenyres que Get examen n6ces-
site.
lie doigt dc la main est Pin
strulnent de cette education. I'll
sufiit de lintroduire progressive
ment d une profondeur de plus
en- plus grande, en- le faisant
glisser sur la langue. I'll init
bien vite par 6tre tol6r6 d mer-
veilIe. ct ST une angine survient,
le m6decin ne rencontrera aucune
difacult6 pour examiner on eau
t6riser Ia gorge.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
FOR SALE.

q. WE'LL located place on Bayou Teehe,4
A miles from Port Barry and 9 miles from
opelousas, having q front of Sc arpents with
a d 9th Of 40 arpents ; 1875 arpents are under
cuI walton and we'll fenced, and the balauce
go1H wood land. On the place are a large
number of fruit bearing trees and 4Ogood size
pe1an trees. The improvements comprise
q large dwelling, 4double cabins. corn house,
stable, a barn Rx60 it., etc. With the place
will be sold 4 American mules, mare ana =
colts, 8 cows, / heifer, 2 calves, | cane cart,
/ horse cart, | wagon, / o%istern, plantation
implements, / kiln Of bricks one hundred
thousand, / lot planks, about 375 bbls corn,
25 loads pea vine hay, 1000 3 feet cypress
boards. Everything is young and lew, Price
s. $500 cash, or $4,000 on terms. snt1clene
particulars apply at this office.
Jan. I7-2m
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

Notre Exposition Universelle
pr6sente q pheure actuelle IN
tableau bien fait pour ravir les
nombreux visiteurs qui nous
sont arrives en- foule depuis
quelques semaines. II nest pas
douteux maintenant que la We
nue. dn printemps coincidera avec
papog6e de prosp6rit6 de Get
admirable concOurs. industriel
de pAm6rique ct de tontes les
nations du monde. La France
est particulierement distingu6e
par une foule d'exhibitions in
t6ressantes, don't chacune aura
son tour d'examen dams nos CO.
lOnnes-Abeille.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
Est.ca nm Hanard

D'apres un journal, il nest
bruit d Lyon que de la decou-
verte, gar un inventeur lyon
nails, dun nouveau proced6 de
fabrication de sflere. qui entraf-
nerait une v6ritable revolution
dams cette industrie il ne s'agi-
RAFT rien moins que de detr6ner
La bettrave par la pomme de
terre. Jusqu'ici, la pomme de
terre n'avait fourni que du glu-
cose. Par le moyen de Wlectrici-
t6 oil serait arrive aextraire non
plus du glucose, mails du sac
charose GU sucre crystallisable
identique au produit extrait
jusqu'ici do la canine a sucre ct
de la betterave.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
LOUIS PUCHEU,

RW4RCHAND de Groceries, Provision
IXN. e9iliueaillerie, Fafeuee, Verrerie, Fer
blanterie, U~stensiles dts "Graniteware,
Fruits, Hailes, Couleurs, Vernis, Etc.
.Posles de Salon, ct les celebres Poslss de
Cuisine Charter Oak" ct autres.
BUVETTE joignant lie magasin, OH Pon
trouvera les meilleures BLOSSOMS ausai,
I'm Salon dHuatres.
Les plus hauts prix du marche seront pages
pour 10 mousse, laine, peaux. ct toute espece
de produits du pays. 2lJaS4
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

lie Banner, paroisse Pointe-
Coupee, du 81 f6vrier:
HER matin, lie Mississippi await
baiss6 de 4 pieds, tout le long
de notre paroisse.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

DScsdS-A L6enville. paroisse Saint
Landry. le II f6vrier 1885. d Page de
So ans. DOMINIQUE GUrLHAs, nafif de
PontacQ. Department des Basses- Py-
r6n6es, France.
"A Opelousas, le % fevrier 1885, d q
heures du natin, d lage de rs am. IL
mois ct 90 jours, le JUICE ADoLPHE
GARRIGUEs, que tout le monde dams
notre paroisse connaissait ct estimait.
ia JUICE Garrigues 6tait IL fills unique
du general Garfigues de Flaujac, IN
des p~rsIniars coIons de ca pays ct nm
des ~fondatsurs de Ia corporation de
'TEglise cafholiaue. des opelousas, une
dea plus ~anciennes dana ID Loniaiane.
Le GIG unique du Juge Garrignes Giant
mort c~slibataire. Il 4 4 peine trois
ans, 70 no.n de Garriguss, toujours 81
aersmsnt porto ici CONNIE Oh France,
est 6teint:
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

Romans ~fraHcais par Pigault-L ebrnn
Alexis Bowler. Alexandra Dumas
Eugene Sue, ETC., a vendre au Star
Grocery d des prix au-dessops de ceuz
de Ia Nouyelle. Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

Achetez vos wins, tiquenrs, cigare
tabacs, cigarettes, pipes, livres blancs
papiers, encres, &c, an I" Star Gro
oery,n au-dessous du bureau du CoUR,
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

On assure que la correspon-
dance suivante s. etc 6changee,
ces joura-ci, entire deux person
nages bien connus. lie premier
est Jacques Bonhomme. LIE So
c0nd est John Bull.
G'est John Bull qui await pris
rinitiative en- 6crivant :
Non cher Jacques.
J'apprends avec peine que ces en-
diablss Chinois compliqu6s de Pavil-
lons noirs ne ~veulent pas te laisser On
rspos ia Tonqnin.
Je euis heureux des victories partiel-
les one tn y remportes. Mails le jeu
On vaut-il la chandelle
~ y poae cetto question dams ton
int4ret.
Ton fd6la,
JOHN Bull.
Jacques Bonhomme ardpondu
la semaine derniere
Non cher John,
Japprsnds are peine que les trou-
pes dbl AEahdi 70 donnent bien du Al .
ret0rdre.
Je sais henreux anssi dies victories
PARTICLES que 10 remportes.
Mais. comme toi. je me pose cette
questions Le jenen vant-illa chandelier
Tn fsras bisn de reH6chir en- meme
teDps quo IN ginauiAtes ponr moi,
A toi,
JACQUES BoNHoMME.
Arcune aEltre lettre nest, de-
puts 1Ors, arriV68 de- Ia part dn
cher John.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify, that We supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with
fac-similes of our signatures attached, in its
advertisements.
g. T. BEAUREGARD,
y. "A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

L'homme de cabinet, ct don't
lie cerveau travaille plusieurs
heures par jour, Q besoin dun
sommeil plus long que poisif.
Du reste, il fault neuf heures
de sommeil an convalescent ct q
II'enfant, huit d la femme jeune,
sept a rhomme oecup6, six d
Poisif; c'est assez de cling pour
lie vieiIlard.
Trop de sommeil dispose B Pa
poplexie ct a linertie; le default
de sommeil conduit q la con-
somption ct quelquefois d la de-
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

Un millionaire celebre par
son avarice Went d'8tre grave
ment malade.
III await fait mander lie docteur
x, une sommit6 de la scien-
ce don't la brusquerie 6gale lie sa-
voir. Arrive rheure du r6glement
des honoraires. lie millionaire,
scion sd coutume, essaye de ra-
battre quelque chose.
Mon cher monsieur, inter
Irompit le docteur X.... ne
marchandez pas. Je suis SIR
que vosh6ritiers, ST je vous avais
tue, m'auraient pave avee joie
le double de CO que je vous de-
mande pour vous ayoir sauv6.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

ayec fert6, ct qui une fois i'm
prime, ne Sc ralentit plus? Nous
len avons pour garants les en-
Ithousiasmes qui Sc manifestent
|bruyamment, presque touiours,
|quelquefois dune facon naive
|parmi les strangers. II est evi-
dent que la plupart d'entr'eux
ne s'attendaient pas a contem-
pier les merveilles qui s'6talent
Ipartout, a leurs yeux. De la,
lies EXPLANATIONS, les explosions
d'6tonnement qui leur 6chap-
Epent a chaque instant.
All! ills sont bien passes, les
|.jours des doutes, des deceptions,
des acknowledgements, des de-
parts pr6ciptes, des rapports de-
favorables, fats al loin, par les
arrivants de la Nouvelle- Orle-
ans. LExposition est en- pleine
vogue ellie est lancee, q toute
|vitesse, sur la route de la for
tune, ct sa popularite ne fait
que grandir au dehors /; la foule
des strangers grossit, chaque
heure, sur les terrains du pare,
ct, de plus en- plus, les bateaux
q vapeur ct les cars" de che
minis de fer urbains sont asi6ges
par la foule DIES visiteurs.
La scene est q rH6tel des
yentes.
LIE commisasire- REPRESENTA-
Ions, messieurs, une cage, avec
I'm perroquet vivant. Combien
dit-on?.. II Y a marchand a B
francs.
Une voix.-50.
30 francs.
80.
II francs.
80.
-38 francs.
so.
-Adjug6 !-----
-Oe nest toujours pas moi,
dit le monsieur B la voix.
Comment e.. J'ai pourtant
entendu.
80. 80. 80.
-Vous voyez bien que ce
nest pas moi qui parle, r6pond
lie monsieur interpell6.
En- effet, c'6tait le perroquet
qui mettait aux encheres!
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28

LIE Farmer, Covington, parois-
Sc du s21 fevrier:
L'industrie de Ia sole prend de
Importance dams notre paroisse
ct on s'y adonnera, cette aimee,
plus que jamais. Nous appre-
mons que M. Oh. Thierry, propri-
etaire du Mulberry Grove" a
recu, dernierement, quarante
onces d'eufs-environ 100000
@ufs-et que d'autres personnes
en- ont reeu, mails en- quantities
moindres. lie nombre des ma
.gnaneries augmente tous les ans.
-Ceux de nos citoyenrs qui
ont visit6 l'Exposition font lie
plus grand eloge de ce que nos
paroissiens y ont envoye.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
Ton fdala
JoHN BOIL.
JACQUES BoNHowME.

Ancune autre lettre nest, de-
puts IOrs, arrivk8 de- Ia part did
cher John.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-02-28
LIST OF PRIZES:
RTIFICA

1867 Prizes. amounting to....-...s2s5,5oo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01

smoothes and so chsrmingly softens
when seen in society, at the sick-bed,
or when sorrow and bereavement
wiring the bosoms of men.
We would be glad to see different
result follow, but until they can keep
out of politics their humanity, their
feelings and their prejudices, so it
will be. Then 1t follows that If we
value peace and quiet, and would not
have wranglings and heartbreakings
which reach over into the oil years
even, then 1t were better that these
softer and gentler Influences were
exerted in the pulpit and at the fire.
sides of the happy homes of old Nc
Lehman. Now the fight is over; lei
prohibitionist and anti-prohibitionist
vie with each other to see who can dc
the most, with the conditions prevail
ing, to make men happy and push Oh
the business OF the country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01

AS a speciman of yes t-bursting wit
we put the following from the San
Antonio Express against anything
we have eyer seen in print. Imagine
the poverty of resource which makes
thing like this possible:
In sermon at Cincinnati Sam
Jones said that II there was pious
politician In America he would like TO
SEQ him racked out. The Express is
surprised Mt Sam Jones, after his long
session at Waco. IL may be, however,
that he saw the editor of the ExAMI-
NER crack" while there, and was so
now looking for other pious politi-
clans to put through their PAGES.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01
THE churches were full Sunday.


From the New York Herald.
"Tiiners Is like machines said a
gray, oracular driver on the Third
avenue line US he swung the brake aud
mechanically Hoped the reins.
"Iimers Is like machines. They gets
so used to timin' that they can't let
up, but keeps along at 1t sleepin' or
waikiki. lfsome o. them fellows wus
a-dyin' they'd want TO spot the ticker
aiure peggin' out, jest TO SEQ If death
was up 10 the scratch. Why, there
was Pete Long-we called him Pete
Long tor short-besidcs, that was his
name. Well, Pete Long was the all
fredest particularist man | ever see.
You couldn't be a second afore or
behind but Pete was after yer wild a
sharp stick. Well, Pete was timin'
up at the ond o. the line, and one day
he was so cussed took up with LAWN
out driver that truck tongue
fetched him in the back aud laid him
out. Then the bosses tramped about
Oh him some, aud he was all broke
up when they got him to the side.
walk. There wasn't sense enough In
him t0pen his eyes ~ he laid there,
and thoy was thinkin' o. pourin'
some whiskey in him az likoller than
anything 20 fetch him 10, when along
comes fortynine half minute late.
"Pete rolls over on his aide aud
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01
WACO. TEX, SEPT. /, 1885.

The vote is a large one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01

The necessity for iirst-class MILF
merry department on a large scale, has
been long felt want In Waco, and
we should have answered the call be-
fore this, but knowing that large
amount Of space is required to carry
on the millinery business properly,
we decided to wait until our new
building was completed and reserve
the proper amount of room for it.
This we have done and about Septem-
Der 18th, we will open up with the
largest and best assorted stock of mil
liuery ever shown in Waco. We have
experienced millinery buyers in the
market all the year around, which
will enable us to show the very latest
novelties simultaneously with such
cities rs New York, st. Louis and
Chicago. We shall give notice of our
opening in the proper way when our
styles and prices will give general
satisfac ion and the sending away
from home for a stylish hat or bon
net will be thing of the past.
Sanger Bros.