The Louisiana Democrat., 1889-05-08
official Journal Of the To'cn'
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Nelson CheSIlan N W. C:,o;,n.ti {
Edwin Alden. ......''' -, ia1rh;.
\. w. Aver & Son ........ 'fhll'ele.
a Merry Heart
uaketh a cheerful countenance, puV VII "Mo :
nan smile and take bitter na"seou' na1nnnt
ic;ne. "Certain Chill Cure" IS pie"Ssr1'ii Sn1i a
a agreeable remedy and warraheoo'
by Jacob Gelger.
The next important centennial
anniversary will be that OF the s'A'
spangled banner as the National nag nag
This will occur on January 49, lo94
When o person tells you they
MAYER had such cold in their lie
.ote their word for it and advise them
to use Cbamberlain's Cough hemedy,
and cure it. For coughs, colds an"
hoarseness it has 10 equal. oola Dy
Jacob Geiger.
Mr.. c.. J. Smith, travelling sales
man for Belford, Clark & Co., Chicago
had the misfortune to spraln his Wrist
most severely. 81 was suffering great
PAIN" he says, Sand my wrist was 5.
badly swollen; few applications oil
cbomberlain's Pain Balm relieved the
main and reduced the swelling IN one
NIGHT, and in consequence my wofN
and business was not interrupted 1or
which ! am very grateful. | can rec
commend Chamberlain's Pain Balm
from personal experience" Sold Dy
Jacob Geiger.
Hon. J. NJ. Stallings, OF Lincoln
nresident of the State Alliance, mas
;ssued a call for convention OF the
Alliance to meet at Alexandra OF
Nav 9th (to-morroU) to consider tn'
adyisability of establishing fac'ef!
N manufacture cotton bagglng as
substitute for jute, and also to tax
action on reduring the old bales to
size of 1875 pounds, as recommends
by the State Agricultural Convento
at the meeting in this city last Jan'
ary.
Major Woodbridge and Mr.. jon
Richardson, engineers sent last MO
day from Monroe to take view
the topography of the country throus
which the Union and North~este
railroad will run, arrived in fafm'
vile Thursday evening. They ha
retnrped to Monroe for the purpose
arranging an engineering party :"
will make permanent survey OF
route. These gentlemen speak v'
favorably of the country and the pr
,icability of building paying IT
road through it. Il Farmervllle I
ze,te, May LIST.
The following is not original "
us neither do we claim any kin "
the party who wrote it;
Mary had little lamb, Its lie
was white as snow; it stayed away
summer day where lambs should
90, Then Mary sat her down,
tears streamed from her pretty e
she never found the lamb because
did not advertise. And Mary ha
brother John who kept village 81
he sat him down and smoke his
and watched the open door. An
the people passed along hut did
stop to buy, John still sat and sm
his pipe and blinked his sleepy
And SO the sheriff closed him OF"
still he fingered near, and Mary
to drop with him sympath'z'"s
allow is it, sister, that these mere
here sell all their goods and pay
hills and thrive from year to
Remembering her own hard luck
little maid replies: "Ihese o'he'
fows get there, John, because the
vertiss.
-Presiden. Harrisou's wife W
perbly dressed at the lnaugnra'l0
last Wednesday night. Her
was Of white faille Francois, an
the wbiteness of it all was o q
sheen of she'll pink. 1t was Gu
priucesse, and next to the tral
nsnels of heavy satin brocade
na,tern of ferns wrought in
The front was draped with whit
embroidered in Greek patterl
silver beads and pearls, and b
,,e nanels of brocade and tn
'front.' two rows of fluffy ostrich
trimming showed. Down Down n;se the
Of the front ran straight pies
bangled with pearl loops and
"a ~ Zach side with firm moire
The body, half high, was tinis. is,
White tulle fastened to the silk
VIZ. VIII of silver and pearl gre