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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10
Winaficld, La. July 10Th, 1885.
Tor the Southern sentinel.
The Christian Profession.

/ 1t is a sclem thing to make a profess
lion Of Christianity. 1t is doubtless an
hct which attracts the notice of angels;
for they love TO see accessIons maize to
to the numbers of those, who love, aud
serve the Lord; making profession of
the religion Of Jesus Christ; it formally
draws the line of demarkation between
his reputed friends, and his reputed enc
miles, Those assuming his name ayow
themselves his disciples. What is implied
in making profession of Christianity. Is
question worthy of grave consideration.
In answer TO this question it may be said,
that it implies faith In Christ. Chris
tianity is derivative term. 1t comes from
the proper name of Christ and has much
to do with Christ. Paul refers to the
profession Of faith. There is an avowal
Of faith of Lord Jesus. There is decla-
ration of the fact so boldly stated by Pc
ter, ..Thou art the Christ, the. Son Of the
living God. s.If thou believest with all
thy heart thon lnayest be baptized. said
Philip to the Ethiopian. Another scrip
turc informs us that s.with the heart man
believeth unto righteousness; and with
the mouth confession is made unto saliva
tion.''
And the Saviour himself says, ''lIe that
believeth, and Is baptized shall be saved
1t 10 evident from this; and many other
lpasesgcs Of the word of God, that in ma
king profession Of Christianity, we ex-
press our belief in Jesus, as the Messiah;
And our exclusive reliance GU Him for
salvation. We say that onr hope Of SAL
walton has his atoning death for its basis.
There must be faith, before there Is q
profession of faith. Common sense tea
ches this; and the order Of the evangelical
economy accordls with common sense. A
profession Of Christianity implies death
II siE, aud resurrection to .newness of
life. Paul's indignant negative response
to the question, .'Shall we continue in
sin, that grace may abound derive its
appropriateness from the fact, that Chris
tians are dead to sin. s.Know We not that
so many Of us rs were baptized into Jesus
Christ were baptized into his death?''
Therefore we are buried with him by
baptism into death that like rs Christ
was raised up from the dead BY the glory
Of the Father, even SO we also should
We walk in newncss Of lifes
B. F. TEEpLlE SR.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

We dislike % c6l1pIaIn; but necessity
ard the wants q eslr sshscribers demand
\. Hr. ,. =. Ersklne, q ward 3, conf.
plains that ~ paper does not reach him
regularly. Ar. !. l. Holmes, Of ward ,,
brings in the same complaint. We evil
IDENTITY mail the papers regularly at this
once. Mr.. Erskine says that he received
two papers 1t once; and one Of them was
nearly worn out. besides being written
on al over syery blank space. We
sent 10 such paper fronl tAis Office. We
heRs re shall aot have to conplain. any
mors. We believe that the pspevs lsaws
our pest once here In time. Nr. G. w.
Fletcher, Post master 1t Flat Greek, In
forms us, that they arrive 1t his ONCE
very unregulsrly. vhe fault certainly
INST - between the once her, and
tleir de1tination.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

Rev J. N. Hickerson, preached on FRI
day night last, at the Church in this
place. The congregation were consider
ably disappointed on Friday night, as
they expected to hear Masonic lecture
in connection with the sermon. The
lecture was put off till Saturday morning.
On Saturday the house was filled to over
flowing. All were satisfied with Elder
Hickerson's discourse. To the Mason
and Christian it was replete with interest.
His discourse shows that he has mastered
his subject well. The discourse ON Sat-
urday, will be vivid spot in our recol-
lection ~ long as life shall last.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

Our Police jury in recognizing had a
lively time balloting for President Of the
Police Jury. On tenth ballot, Mr.. J. y.
Williams, of ward 8. MAS elected. We
don't want our readers to think that Mr..
Williams is not popular man, for the
reason OF his not being elected, until the
tenth ballot. We desire you to under
stand that there are other popular men
in the Police Jury; and If we may judge
from the votes pollcd at each time of
ballotlng; every man in the Police Jury
Us an exceedingly popular man. MIR. y
P>Smith was reelected Clerk of the P6-
lice Jusy.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

EDUCATIONAL NoTIcE.-The Ednca-
tionar Association of Winn Parish. will
meet at Atlanta. on Friday 18th July.
Addresses will be delivered on that day
by S. NJ. Brian Esq, and Hon. George 4.
Kelly. There will be dinner on the
ground. and the public at large, are invi-
ted to attend. The committees in the
different wards, are requested to be pres
ent At an early hour, and bring in their
reports. A. NJ. WALES,
President Educatioasl-A seeeiA.iQn.
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fXr. J. L. Durham, Of ward 9, Informs
rs that on July the 18th, they had NICE
picnic and barbecue at Antioch Church.
lie says that Mr.. J. G. TIL, had killed
.Ane buck, aud had quarters OH barbe-
cued. On the evening Of TIE same day
thss they lad . rain throughout that
eountry, which considerably revived
crnpe; and that as q consequence crops
are - fine Is heart could desire.
= 1r. Durham Is responsible for that
buck story. Bro. Till, kill another buck
for the Atlanta barbecue on the 18th, and
have 1t least 6 quarters hsrbecncd. We
>expect to ~ there. Till the hills an5
dies till yoa get it.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10
Saturday, July 18th, 1885,

on
Saturday, July 18th, 1885,
within legal hours for Judicial sales, be-
ginning ut IL O'Clock am, the following
described property belonging to said
Succession, viz.
Half interest in one eight horse power
steam engine and boiler. Half interest
in grist mill; half interest in Clubhouse !;
half interest in outdoor cotton press one
pony mare; eighteen head stock cattle.
more or less; thirty head hogs. more or
less; thirty bushels of corn. more or less !;
three hundred pounds bacon. more or
less; one grind stone, one iron tooth rake
three wedding hoes, one wooden wise. one
hand ax, one 5 or anger. one drawing
knife. one hand saw, two club axes, cue
set pillow gear, one single-tree. one turn
ing shovel pillow, one turning pillow. one
iron wedge, one spade. one iron square,
one rifle gun, one double barrel SHOTGUN
one man : saddle, one well bucket. one
old out door dairy, one old desk, one
dining table, one cedar bucket, three tin
pans, one wooden churn, one tin bucket,
two smoothing irons, one set of glass
thmblers, one set of glass goblets, one
dish. four bowls. set cups and saucers,
set Of plates, one = gallon pot, one tea
kettle, one small oven, one large oven. one
spider and lid, one 3 gallon pot, one
gallon demijohn, 2 jugs, one umbrella,
one old loom, one spinning wheel, seven
chairs, one Bible looking glass, spelling
books. 4 readers. one arithmetic, Que
hymn book, one small Bible, looking
glasses, one clock, one old chest, trunks.
5 bedstcads, mattresses. q feather pill
lows, 8 sheets. is bed quilts, g old Z
feather beds.
Terms Of sale:--Cash, at not less than
appraised value.
june 10th 1885. SARAH JANE COUCH.
w. 4. Chislohm. Adminisiratrix.
Auctioneer. Junel2- 5t-pfS2l
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

OF course they were treated well; we've
sssponged, on ssGas' before. He also
SAYS that he and wife, made trip to BIZ
enville parish, to see an uncle of his wife,
Mr.. /. II. Ellis. whom neither of them
had ever seen before. They found him
to be m agreeable old gentleman. and
will appreciate their visit to his house.
for many day.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

The Police Jury have sustained the
Assessors valuation on the n. Q. 7. Il.
X. Co.'s assessment, just as we expected.
At this writing, they have laid several
lists aside, for the purpose Of summonins
the parties before them, 70 show cause il
any they can, why their valuation should
not be raised. They are going ahead
with determination to equalize assess
ments, which is their bounden duty.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

Morris. WA. Strong. J. +. Durham, J.
r. Bird and J. d. Williams. members Of
the Police Jury IN town during the week.
al boxing well aud hopeful; and desi-
rous OF doing their best in their official
capacity.
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Office. No. 40 Camp Street. mp stairs,
Nc~ Orleans.
Nonce.

All persons indebted to the Succession
of Andrew j. Pearre deceased. are noti-
fled to come forward within the next 30
days and pay the same, and all persons
holding claims against said Succession
will present them TO the undersigned
within the same period. to be placed up
on the Txbleaux of debts Of tile said Sue
ceseiOn. JAS. ID. PEARRE,
June26-5 :pfs3 Administrator.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

Ex-senator, B. +. Jonas, has been ap-
pointed by the President. Collector Of
customs for the District of New Orleans.
lie was endorsed by both factions of the
Democratic party in this State; cense-
quently his appointment is hailed with
delight. by the majority Of Democrats
throughout the State.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

On reorganization of the Police Jury.
Maj. w. A. Strong, was elected Presi-
dent, but refused to accept; whereupon
the Police Jury. after taking the 10th
ballot, elected J. ID. Williams, of ward s.
Mr.. Williams is well qualified to fill the
position: aud will no doubt make an efii-
cient officer.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

Recent researches show that cleo.
tioneering was carried ON in ancieni
Pompeii very much as st the presenl
day. Inscriptions have been found in,
forming tie public that - vote for Len
tulus Is vote for honest government. -
and asking all patriotic citizens to vcts
for .'Bsabus, the true friend Of the pco.
ple.''
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

fhis famous Eemefy for Con. \
sfipAxions DyspsPsia, Indiges-
tions Liver Complaint, and all
Liver Diseases, has s<oH In I
constant - ~ The prblic saf
Gfsy pears, and II more ropalar
to-day thaS sssr before. Bay I
nDne but II. A. Thesi1orsi = Co.'S
original and Sennine. smaaufac-
tured b. tho Chattanooga 21c1s-
cine Co., ~ Chattanooga, Teas.
Every package enclosed In Yst-
lo~ Wrapper.
rriAl paAkage By NAIL A1issa
eouAa.
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PAR0cHlll GIEANInGS.
Weather continues warm.

The School Beard was in session last
Saturday.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

n. Z. J. James, 81 ward dropped In
- 1he SEe1IxEL on Thursday last; he
= IT'S creps very good In his vicinity.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

: J. n. wIllissnson says, that crope
4EA ~ portions 81 the country II
= 10 has travelled, are exceedingly
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

NJ. G. W. Fletcher, and Mr.. o. p.
Head, Of ward ?, were In town on Tues
day last.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

The Police Jury is in session darin,
the present wsek.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

1rr. =. u. Williamson. returned from,
another canvassing tour for the clingnlan
11fs6sy boxing a well rs ever.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

zWereturn thsnks 10 Mrs. II. C. Thras-
fer some Of the finest, and most deli
o4spplo Ne have sen shis season.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

I'd. d. c. Barr, preached to good
cousregation 1t this place on Sunday
last
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

+. Machen Esq. has been sojour
10 among US during the week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

DIR. &C. Brown, left on Tuesday last fol
his home in Alexandria.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

0afs45p0extends thanks to Mrs. We
Sscyens Tor so,nc very nice cabbage.
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ApsrnsvrLIr. Ga. Nay 4 "a

4 ApAIRsvILLx. Ga. Nay 4 IA
n. A. TnKpFoRD & co.-Gesfs~m.
Uayiu. becn ono Of Ibr. A. q. ar
mons esrIi,st sser;s fer hls is>S
Medicine, and also agent ior 10 8 s~s
his death, do ch6crfully reeasz-
mend IT Ia the public - the srnziEs
and bcxt Liver Acdi,iae ia ths worIa.
have used ths medicine n4dx -
\ Dr.. A. @. Sinia.ns Ains=v. Rxd ace
that made b. the parents 81 =. 4.
4 Thedford. 1h<rr Il "a skz-SsA1 -
them: 10 know the medicine na4o
by you is the genuine Ard original
q made by Dr. S.mploux
iocrx Truly.
\ DANIEL CUElIAA
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

One Of the new eneagement rim
~ > Hofnet beoEt O e
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

Succession of George w. Couch. deed.
By virtue Of a commission issued in
obedience to an order from the Hon. 4th
Judicial District Court in and for the par
ish Of VIM. Louisiana, and to me direct
ed. bearing date June the 10Th, 1885. l
will offer for sale, at the late residence Of
the deceased, In ward two Of sand parish.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10
Mrs. Jno. Burks, Of st. Maurice, is visi
ting relatives in town this week.

Mr.. NJ. Cans, Of Montgomery paid onl
town visit on Monday hast.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-07-10

prof. A. u. WALES. Of Atlanta, was in
ecfpWn during the week.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Regular Days Of Preaching.

Nethedist-lstS Sunday in each month;
BY Elder ID. G. Baar.
Baptist-2nd Sunday in each month, and
Saturday before; by Elder VIM. Me-
Bride.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

leo hlver ana Toast.
RED RIVER AND COAST LINE,
Incorporated July 81, 1872.
Ek.h CHAs. II. TIUsLOw. President.
AE@8-S4ss CHAS. W. DROWN, Sec'y and Treas
N. y. WOop. superintendent.
c imposed of the following iirst-ciass steamers
Jesse X. Bell. Yazoo Valley.
Silver City. Jewel. Danube.
Alexandria. III. j. Dickey.
John ID. Scully, Belle of the Coast
Cornie Brandon. Assumption,
Neptune. Alvin. Isabel.
John G. Fletcher.
Laura Lee. Whisper.
Belle. 81. Mary,
Martha.
Sunbeam.
Office. No. 40 Camp Street. mp stairs,
New Orleans.
Issues through bills OF ladlng for all points If
Texas reached by the Texas Pacific Railway an
connections.
boats leave regularly for Red River. Lowe,
Coast. bayou Lafourche and Upper Coast te
to Plaquemine- 81 Sly
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MnfInni8ung.

I'm bic Mitte bes nd6ften Mouats
per6en mir, pie auidbrIi6 Dor Meibs
na9ten, eine
GesMmsgabe
erideinen lafen, auf 6ersn Musifattung
mir beiog6ere 5orsfalt gu pertuenben
ge6enten. Wir babeu fir bieie glus=
sabe eiu %beionoers fairies Budpapier
ausgeudblt unb bas glatt Ipa inbalts
3i9 unb topographic 10 ausgefattet
tuerbem, baB es i'm eroBen 2eiertreife
Der nGreien prefe" beg gan3en Weifens
als elm 8orbote Der uabeuben Geiertage
angefeben werben fam.
Die 6erren @ei6dftsIeute unierer
Stabt MAIDEN mir Defenders auf biefe
Musgabe, bic lit 5000 gremplaren
eri6einen mirb, aufmerfiam. Sic tpirb
unifreitig bas mirfiamfte Mittel iein,
bic febr farfe beuti6e geb6lferung Der
5tabt unb angrenaen6en Counties auf
benz Wege Der Mnaeige nit ben bier auf=
gefpei9erten Waarenporrdtbet, Die ole
tbeilmeiie nit Ridli6t auf bas berans
nabenbe Weibno6tsfef ansefdaft tpur=
ben, befannt gu MAIDEN.
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Nientanb muBte ettpas babou un6 oas
3uiammentreffen iener Namei tuurbe
alsemein fir einen inner ieItlamen ,3us
tdue gebalten, uie ie i'm Meni6enleben
10 oft eintreten.
8ei &efusio Garcia aber teiserte f6
ieitoem bic abergldubii9e 3uberiidt su
BEN GarreausIB 5u abs6tt:fder 8erebz
rung. Ob es ibm big an bas gnoe
ieines 2ebens treu g%eblieben, baraber
i9peigt unier @emdbrsmann. @abrs
f9einli6 1T es aber ni6t. Denn CT
rniiBte ber grlfe gepefen fein, BON benz
Der Spielteufel 8efib genommeu unb
benz er nidt idlieBli9 bas Sen iiber
bic 0bren ge3ogen bdtte!-
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6 . { | 8.
San Nntonio, 3. December
Giue NeDpiutiun I'M Mertfp.

2ange Sabre binour9 blieb uniere
Na9barrepublif, tuenn man Die feline
rem gelesentliben Nufitdnoe auBer M9t
ldBt, bon ieber 3epolution berfhout.
Das golt trug fi6 bereits nit Der 6of=
nung, 6aB cine neue, before 3eit fiji
Werifo an9ebrohen lei, ba fommt let
Der Die &ebelutiDn i'm Staate Nuepo
9eDH, nit Der f6pn felt 3tpei Monaten
georobt Dur6e, gum Musbru6.
Sir einen Ni1tbemobner Merifo's
bdlt es f9mer, bic tpirfli1en uriaden
Der 9~ebolution 3u entbeden, benin bic
BON bort eintreHenben Na1ri1ten finb
uiberipredenb uno berpirren piel mebr,
als 6aB fe Glarbeit iber bic Mnaeles
genbeit berbreiten. De1 iheint bic
Repolution ibren uriprung in Der arpi=
fden benz @rsprdioenten @onaalea uuo
un6 Dem ieBigen Yrdfbenten Oias be-
ffebenoen Disqualification au baben. Ser
Glbrer b~erielben 1T &omero Nubio,
Der S6Diegefbater bes 9ina.
Bis bor 3mei Wonaten tuaren ale
Nemter in Nuebo Qeon nit @onaalea'
Nnbdngern befebt. Da f1lug bic 4os
minifration ben BON Der bemofratiffen
partei in Der Union befoIaten Weg Elm
unb iebte ale ~vanif0Bigen parteitlep.
pet" ab, um ibre pIdbe nit nod piel
aHif6bigeren Barteifleppern ausaufiii=
len. Daraufbin sing banr Der 5pees
tafeI log.
Der @ouDerneur bes Gtaates reiife
nod ben pauptffabt, um bic ffreitigen
Gragen in freunoT6afiIider Weife su
f1lidten. Wdbrenb ct fi1 aber bieier
l6blifen Nufgabe tpiomete, ernanrte
bic G~egislatur einen abmlnifrotionss
freuHbiiAen @ouberneur unb biefer en-
fn4te bic G6berals Regierutlg UNI 6ilfe,
bic inn aud fofort 3ugefagt tpur6e.
Dem General Mepes in Monteren
tuurbe ber Muftrng. bic HeooIutiou al
uitterbrlden, unb fein ertfer 6dritt
oasu mar bic Sr6er gum gntlafen Der
Staatstruppen. 9ie Hepolutiondre
lieben fid iubeB Hi1t eini1a9tern, 1on-
bern ma6ten ii9 auf ben Marfd mad,
Wonterep. Gin @efe1t bat bereits
fattgefun6ett, in tpeI9em Bic ReooIus
tiondre 5 Mann an So6te1 uno I0
BertDunbete eitbiiBten. Die Iruppen
bes @ouDerueurs perlorer nur atuei
Ytant1 an 9obten. Do9 tparen Bic
Repolutiondre fiegrei6 unb oaburd
t1eint oer neu ernannte @ouperneur
ben Wutb berloren 30 baben, oeurt G.
bat 3td) mad benz Staate @oabuiIa ee=
fii1tet.
Bis iebt baben fi9 bic @epolutiondre
nod aler Musidreitungen entbaItea
urb iomentli6 bic NusIdnber in feiner
Weife betdffist Oo1 tit nlaa burd
bic fraberen Hebplutionen miBtrauiid
geuorben unb nil benz Dinse bod nidt
10 redt trauen.
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SIN 4nbetradt, bab MIR feit ent<
i4lpRen itnb, NIT inherent &etatle
@d4dft am Miatn Yla5a ppr benz
l. Sanuar spufdnbts auf3urdumen,
tperben MIR idmmtltde Waaren,
tpean bic Nptb es erbeiidt, fir bic
6alfte bes Wertbes lpsiAlasen+
Naa benz 15+ DECEMBER wtrb bas
gauge Eager amf auftiDn pbne &ad>
bait p~erfauft. @erfeblt bteie auber>
prbentlide Gelegenbett ntat!!!
.. s q. Sppenbeimer.
3,l2-L1
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Sener aompaanie ssr. 2.

belt geftern Abenb bic idbrlide WabIs
berfaHrllung in S6oI3's Dale ab, in
tuelder fotsenbe geamten getpdbIi
tuurben:
Wm. 96fIing f., Goreman;
sam G6uigbeim, afiif. foreman;
5. 9. 6aueifen, Sefretdr;
@bas. Segen IT,, S9abmeifer;
Grant Oiener, affff. Sngenieur;
YIN. Q6fling H., Qei5er;s ~
gbns. Dfgtn IT,, GpritensD ireftor;
Wnn. Sfaub, S6fau1s 30.
Wnn. Wurabad, poliaei<2 apitdn.
Jinan5 : gomite:
Weprg Dnanig. @eorg 36mer, Mm.
49, 16fing If.
Dur gbef bes GeuersD epartements, auf
empfeblung @aHab 9iirler.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur bas Wp'
4enblatt $3.50.

1tnier 3eiienSer, Serr M. Mem=
celipbn beIu6t gesenmdrtig bic @tdote
entlang Der Seras Central, Der San=
ia Sc. unb BET 5eras paeifie 8abn uno
mirb namentli1 i'm n6rbli6en uno
norb6ifli6sn 3beile bes States ldnger
bertpeilen.
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@ndleus Mrnieo=saIbe.

Die bsfe eaIbe oer BeIt fir ednitte.
Guetfdunaens @ef9tuire, 6ieber- unb Daut.
Nusf9lds, .8Iedte, gefprunstne Sdmbe, 8rof.
beulen unb ale $autfranfbeiten furirt So.
merrbOioen ODER feline B~e5abluna. 8oliqe
Satisfaction earantirt o6er bas @eIb tpirb
5urldertattet. 70 Gents bic SdadteI Bel u.
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aatte yutuau,.

cine Der berborragenbHen @eiangsiou.
bretten Der amerifaniiden 8tbne, tuirb
Greitag unb 6amtag i'm SurnbaQes
Sbeater nit ibrer ausgejei9neten 3rup.
pc gaifiren. 6rduIein putnam uirb
rur bon tpenigen &ibaIinnem in ben
Iereinigten Staaten in Der @eIanas.
poRe errei6t. Greitag: Elena, the
Madcap'', Samfas. sold Curiosity
Shop, Samitas Matinee: ~ Bar
Iubte :
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Muctions . Werfanf

ieben Nben6 um balb 8 ubr geseniber
benz Sunfet Depot un6 UNI 10 lbr
Ntorgens bor Dem @ourtbauie tpiins
f9enstpertbe gaupldbe.
@arantirte 8efibtiteI. 8erfeblt ,1i9t.
eites biefer 8efibtbimer anaufaufen.
S. u. $. 9nf a d,
3,12.3mt M%uftionatpr.
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= &lagen merben in Der Na9bars
td9aft bon Jlores StraBe laut, baB bic
Giebbdnoler bic @traBen unb @eitens
mcgee berfperren. Marum tpirb bic Be-
trefenbe Orbinan3 BON ber poli3ei ni9t
ifreng burdgefibrt2
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@ae @ptheablatt.

Wir lenben BON iebt ab bas pMo@en=
biatt" FIT ben preis bon $500 duff
Elm Jabv portofrei nod Deuti9lanb.
Der 9erausgeber.
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Mnfanniauna.

Wir baben iebt unfere 5 Cents, 10
Gents, % Cents, so @euts. unb ST.
slide, bic Spielfa9en alIer Nrt, Dub.
pen unb perf9iebene febr niiblide Mrs
tifel %entbalten, arrangirt uro laben
gum Qaufe elm. Wer fid NIT Weibs
naGtswaaren berieben min, Der tommie
balo. Wir baben fd6ne Gaden, befo=
rirte unb nit Wottos beriebene 9aKen.
Gerner 2ampen gu febr niebrisen
Preifen.
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1tmier @eiienber Serr syr. Gbaben
beiu9t gegenmdrtig bic Stdote entlang
Der Seras Central 3peigbabn big
Multin.
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sdE- Wir fibren bic beiten 9emben
unb 9erren>3 oiIetteartifel, bic imporz
iirt tperben f0nnen. 9ommt unb ber=
gIei9t preife. paneoaft&S sob II.
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Wholeia[e unb Netail

Gisarren II. Eabaf=9 dnoler,
2Sl alamo Plaaa
Sir bic fommenben Geiertase babe id foeben
cine srobe ausnabl Der ~feiniten Sorten Meers
iAaum @feifen, @isarren, Sabafe unb @au>
der : atenfiIieu erbalten.
Dnmen. ipeIde oeionnen finb, in Oieier
Brande @eibnadts . tSeidenfe gu MAIDEN, finb
einselaoen, mein reidbaltises Eager gu bef@ti,
gen. Meine Vreile ffnb 70 niebrig pie bic bon
irsenb Semanoein in Der Stabt. 3.12,tli
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ltafer Neisenber Serr T.2. 8ml6
6ereiif gegenmdrtig bic Counties gomal,
Guadalupe, @on3ales, gaIbmea &C.
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CRETONNES

Mir taben Die 8rSBte auspabl bon
prddti8en 6urnituren, Tran3en fir
Xambreauius, @anbbretter u. |. 10.
Sn Matten, ipeiBea unb farbisen, &c.
pdbreu mir bebeutenbe 8Ortbeile.