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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-06-29
Re rejected MAYOR April Q. 1888, BY . large
majority
H. w.
Washington, Warren County, New jerssysj
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NOTICE.
Land Office at New Orleans. La.

Land Office at New Orleans, la.
April 4. 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his lntens
ton to make final proof IN support OF HIS
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Judge. or in hS abseHce, the
Clerk of the District CoTrt, at Abbeville.
La, or Tuesday, May 2s, 1885, Wig =:
Alexander V. Theriot. who made home
entry No. 7l33. for Tire north half OF
south cast quarter and north haif of
south west quarter section = township
12south range2 east Louisiana Actidsas.
II. names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
ru~ltivatiou OF, said land, viz :-Gnstase
fIerbet. Meance BoUlet.. Seville Brcanx.
Edward Mhire, all of Verlnilion Parish
Louisiana.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance OF such proof, or
who knows OF any substantial reason IN
der the law ard the regulations OF the
Interior Department, why snch proof
shonid not he allowed, will be gwen an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place 30 cross-eXaBl1at the witness,
OF said claimant. and 10 Offer evidence II
rsbutal ot that submitted by claimant.
THos. j. BUILL.A. Register.
April Is. 1e6a.
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Personal Mention,

Mr.. Gus Godchaux is making a
short visit to Franklin, La.
Mr.. Eli Wise is now in New Or.
leans, but will return home 10 q few
days.
Judge VIM. Shepherd, Justice of
the Queue Tortue ward, was in town
on business Thursday.
Ex.Sberif Joseph s. Nunez left
here a few DAYS ago on a rustica-
ting tour to the seashore.
Hon. Overten Cade cad O. G.
Mouten, Esq, of Lafayette, were in
town "Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Laurent Bazus, that popular
hotel man Of New Iberia, was in
Abbeyille a few days ago, looking
we'll and hearty.
Miss Loreuza Blanc, formerly Of
this place but now a resident of New
Orleans, is here On a visit to rela.
tives and friends.
Capt. J. II. Dawson. of Jcnnings,
La, was in town last Saturday look
ing after railroad matters-the road
from Alexandria to Jennings then
on to Southwest Pass.
Dir. John j. Abshire, Jr., left
here last Wednesday for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he takes his
wife for TIE improvement Of her
health.
Mr.. Jean Beauxis. left here last
Thursday for New Orleans. ana will
return to-day with his daughter and
son, who,haye been attending senoo.
at that place.
,Messrs. J. P. Gueydan aad E
Deschamrs, and DR.. E. [. Hall, O.
Shell Beach, were in Abbeville las
Saturday in the interest Of u RAILROAD
to this parish.
Me.srs. VIM. Sou shwcll and J. 3
Etie, OF New Iberia, Ecrc iii tuwl
this week lnr the purpose Of con
tracing for tie making of brick fcl
| The new cOurt,hou,e.
Our esteemed friend. sfr. Darnar'
| Isaacs, a q Of the old mercantile
veteran of this p!ucc, Jacob Isaac:
! left here last Monday for Beaumont
Texas. where he expects to engag
in business.
That live anl wide-awake beol
agent. Mr.. Leopold Isaacs, has jus
returned from a ~cahvassing tou
through the country. and can row y
found at his old stand we'll prepare
to attend to the wants of our reat
ing public.
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
Erom and after this date the public are
i hereby notified that the undersigned,
the lawful husband Of Cecile Comeaux,
nee Cecile Jones. will not be. in any way
whatever, responsible for debts contract
ed by her. she having left my bed and
board without my consent. and contrary
to my wishes
EDWARD CoMEAUX.
Vermilion Parish, April 10. 1850.
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The
SOUTHERN CUL7IVA7OR
AND
Dixie FARMER
FOrty-Fifth Year.
and Stock Periodical
OF the South.

It embraces it its constituency the
intelligent, progressive and fuhsian-
TALLY successful farmers of this sec.
ton, and as an advertising medium
for the Merchant, Manufacturer,
Stockraiser, and Professional man is
absolutely unequalIed. Space judi.
ciously employed in its columns is
always renumerative. By recent
purchase it now combines: The
Dixie Farmer. Atlanta, Ga, the
Plantation, Montgomery, Ala; the
Rural Sun, Nashville, Tenn; the
Southern Farmers Monthly, Savan-
nah, Ca, Southern World, Atlanta.
Ca, the Phoenix Agricutturist, Ma.
rietta. Ca; aud unites the patrons
of these with its OWE large list oil
subscribers. The press and people
all testify to its great merits as a
medium for controlling Southern
trade. Subscription, enc year il
advance, postage paid, $3.50. Sam
pie copies sent free. Advertise
ments, per line, soc. We 90 tc
press the 25th of each mouth pre-
ceding our date. Address.
CULTfvAToR PUB. Co.
p. o. Drawer s, Atlanta, Ga
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PUBLIC SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-fifth Judicial District Court
Parish of Vermilion.

No. 81.
SUGGESTIONS of Hyppokte Chataigner IN
FeIici tie Marcelle.
Ludger Oh ataisner, ct ais,
VS..
Opezme Chataigner, ct ais, consolidated.
Dy virtue of an order of sale granted by
ID the honorable Twenty-tfth district
court in and for the Parish of Vermlllon,
State of Louisiana. in the matters of the
above entitled and numbered estate the
undersigned Will on
Wednesday, June l., 1889,
proceed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder. at the late
residence of the deceased. all the proper
~ belonging to said SUGGESTIONS. for cash.
10 effect a partition. of which property the
description is as follows. to Wit:
I. One certain tract of land situated IN
this parish: on the east of the bayou Yer
million. containing eighty acres more OF
less, ana designated as tEr north half OF
the southwest quarter, of section fifteen,
township twelve, south Of range four
east.
One dwelling honse, three tenant. one
kitchen. II pantry. one corn crlh, lVV
pannels pienX fence. two rolls OF wire. one
blind mare, one mare and colt, Two work
horses, one three year old 1iliy, one three
wear old colt, two milk cows. tour Two
wear old calves. two one year old one toS
Of household furniture and many other
articles too numerous to mention
Given under my official Signature 11to
nth DAY 0. Nav. l6oa.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 70. 1899.

LADIES
.on,c or children thst want building
Tsahns up. should take
.xows'rs IRON Buffers:
III. %s;s: :;ss. 50 ,:ts' All ir' ss. as't KEEP ' II:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
7usnW-tftM Judicial District Court
Parish Of Termition.
M. 81.

Succession of William Kibbe.
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
teEested in said succession, or having any
Of administration and tahtsau of distribu-
ton, filed by Mrs. Kesiah Campbell. ad-
ministratrix of said succession. to file the
the same in writing in the office of the
clerk of the district court within ten days
from the notice hereof.
Given under my official signature
this 18th day Of May. 1889.
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that un-
der no circumstances will l hold myself
responsible for debts contracted by any of
my children on my account, without IL
written order from me. The public are
also notified that any one who may en-
ploy or harbor any of my minor children
win be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. ALKX. BROUSsARD.
Abbeyille, La. MAY II. 1889.
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PEnIIC SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
T~wenty-ffth Judicial District Court,
Parish Of Vermilion.

IIIlSU Gl teI1HtilUh. I
No. 81.
Succession of Amelie Trahan.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale granted
ID by the Honorable Tw~cnty-tifth judi
cial District Court, in and for the Parish
of V.er1niliOn and State of Louisiana, in
the matters of the above entitled and
numbered estate, the undersigned will, o Il
Saturday, May35,1 SS0.
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the late resi-.
dence of the deceased. in the own OF
Abbeville. La. all the property belonging
to said succession, to effect a partition,
said property belnR IeScI1Deo as Ioio"s'
to-wlt:
/ One town lot No. sc of Megret's portion
of the town of Ahbevi.ie. measuring nine
ty feet front on st. Charles street. by one
hundred and foyty~two feet and sx ,nchcs
deep: bounded nsrth by lot No. 6s. south
by st. Charles street, together with the
dwelling-house. kitchen and other lm>
proyements situated thereon.
Q The east half OF lot No. SO OF MeGrets
norton of the town of Abbevalle. neasnr-
ing ninety feet front on st, Charles street,
by seventy-two feet and six InchesUn kue
de Ia Paix. said half lot being bounded
north 5y Rue tie IL paix, south by lot No.
Sc. east by st, Charles street, and west by
tLr west half of said lot No. 5S, together
with the stable building and other I'M
| proyaments situated thereon.
One old buggy without top n harness,
| one old buggy with top aud harness, one
new buggy with top ANA harness: one
| hack and double set OF harness, two Amer
tillies, one American colt. one Amcrl-
| can bav mare, one American blue mare,
nne blue hursG one lot Of household turnl-
ture, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Said property to be sold on the following
terms ard conditions, to-wlt: Movable
property to the amount OF W ilhldIcu
collars Shall be sold for cash, to pay debts
dino by the estate: and the remainder or
the property shall he sold as follows:
Three-iifths of the purchase price. thereon
shall be paid cash, and the remaining two
iifths of the purchase price, nelhe the
interests of the minor heirs, shalt be on u
credit of one. two and tLeee years from
The day of sale, payable in equal install
ments. purchasers to furnish their notes
for the credit portions, bearing 5 per cent.
nor apurm interest from lnaJurity, pay
able TO the order of Uupre Blantfef, na'u-
raj t,1tor. with solvent snreticS ~ sdt'Go 10
his satisfaction, and to III subject 10 u
~ppualfy of ten per cent. additional as az
fnrneyss fees OIL the amount suea i"i ~
ease of nit to enforce payment oi adli
notes. t.. :.
IN lie r.taj,,,d on me land 10 secure The
p,yp,snf of the credit portion OF taf PhI-
chase pricc Thereof. a. vel as a3tiHb'''Ni,
costs and attorney, tees that may ne u
Cured in enforcing paNlneflt OF snt''i"oIb
norton. and IN, lands shall po aihject 10
the pact de non allle7autIe.
l. i. leblanc. Slei4i
Abbevllle. La. ArrlI - lcct.
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Application for Pardon.

To All wbom it may concern
Notice is hereby given that the ur1r:-
signed Intends ito apply to have William
Young parauned; lie having been con
>icttd of the crime of horse stealing III
tie September term 81 the Dis1l!ct Go@-s
Cor FeImfli6n parish. in 1888. and SEN
fenced to the State 'enitent;Ay.
LOUISA ANDERSON.
March 20. 1899.
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A OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF VERM1LIoS.
Twenty-ifth Judicial District Court,
Parish of Vermilion.
No. 2S33.
Albert d. Laborde vs. His Creditors.
IN PURSUANCE to an order from the
1 Honorable the Twenty-tifth judicial
District Court. issued i'll the matter of the
above entitled and numbered s'iit, author-
ling and e,npoweriAg me TO conyoke ane
hold 2 meeting of the creditors of the ia
solvent A. D. Laborde, and fixing
Monday, Goth day of aIay. 1sss,
as the time at which said meeting shalt
be held; public notice is hereby given thar
/ shah. commencing Oh sIid date. hold
said meeting, at my office, in the town of
AbbeyiLe. La.
The purposes for which said meeting
will he held is to accept the surrender
made by said insolvcnt. and the election
of a syndicate to settle the affairs of said
estate.
Abbeville, La, this 10th day Of April.
A. l.. 1889. ALCIDE L-EELASC,
Clerk of Court.
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Stray Notice.

The undersigned has a stray cow and
yearl:ng at his place, having been n his
possession for about one year.. She - Il
mulsy. pail red and has a brand on the
right nip. Said brand can be seen at this
cfice. The party owning said cow can get
her by calling at hey place, three miles be
low Abbevil,e, By paying all costs. If nsa
disposed of according to taW.
r. G. EWING.
Abbeyille, La, MAY II, 1889.
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TOH1G Deaf.

4 pereon who WIS cured Of deafness ann
T,ni,as N the read OF - wears, stahdtH& =.
:, f,.' IN any T., r..n who tppil"" to Men
t'i.o,, IN Vi pou.at St New IoIs..
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SUCCESSION Of AnleIle Irahan.
VIRTUE of an order of sale grantee
ID by the Honorable Twcnty-tifth judi
cal District Court, in and for the Parisl
of V~.erlnilion and State of Louisiana, il
the matters of the above entitled ant
numbered estate, the undersigned will, o.
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TWO LIONS HOTEL.
JEAN LASSEKEE Proprietor

New Iberia, Louisiana.
This noted is first class IN all respects.
and is opened at all hours, day and night,
for the reception of travellers. Fresh oys-
tcrs always on hand. Liquors and cigars
of choice kinds to lie had at the saloon.
Prices moderate.
September %, 1883.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

To me PdihoTs
1t probably does not occur to the minds OF
some married people that their courtship IN not
ended because they are married. The samC
loom which wovo them to be one flesh and one
spirit in the beginning must continue to the
end.
lille modns operandi must OF necessity ever be
va rinus-variOIs AZ the human. race Ia lissimi-
lar. physically aud mentally; but of this one
by what means she was won, aud the husband
also knows the actions ,predominatiilg IN the
Tile attractive qualities of tnch being there
fore known to each, husband ond wife have only
to practise the programme which so propitlons!y
ushcrctl in the beautiful dawn of their carly
love with reverence and felicity to the end.
Love upon this basis true forever -hAll. entwine,
And bind the husband to his home, h's . 'eetest earthly
shrine.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

To me Editor:
know a home where the sweet-faced wife and
mother is never left by husband or sons without
sincere regret. Wherever they go they want her
too-church or theatre. lecture or football
game.
Sweet-tempered. refined. intelligent. truth
full and. above all, a good listener; she never
nngs. never, even iestimgly. speaks unkindly to
them. never conBtrainE them to stay at home;
yet each one knows that he. would he sorely
mlsI Ell; neat, but not fueEy, she never tdgCts,
aud never Internationally 'piCks up after them.
After dinner she takes her mehding. and, with
her three Sons about her, Goa xeE her husband to
read IT may be, or Kingsley, or
even the last good novel. Before he tires she pro-
poses cards or billiards, not for money, and
though she IL no adept at either they all en-
courage her with lovelike earnestneSs.
One son il fond OF music, and many an hour
il spent playing duets with his mother instead
Of at the club.
est place on earth to them. She il queen and
sweetheart both to husband and sons. and has
been happy, though married" for. thirty
years. ii. v.
The evening world., 1889-11-22
A sPECULATOR's GREAT NERVE.
How Norman n. Rrum TaIIed Himself OSt
Of n had Financial Hole. p

OF n fnu FINANCIAL boies Il
You see that rather sleepy-looking tall
man going by" said aman sitting in brokers'
Office TO a Chicago Journal reporter. The lat
ter raw a man 6 feet, 2inches tall, rather large
hands and feet. square slightly stopping
shoulders. no whiskers. but a brown. partly
cropped mustache. rather Small eyes pretty
we'll hidden bv a large derby hat worn low in
front. He had a long, swinging gait but did
not walk as IL in any hurry.
Let me tell you about o little nerve he
displayed once " said the gentleman. " He
was among other spectators attending tho
CALI in the provision market. In bidding
for $50 barrels of pork for n certain month he
accidently bid 81 per barrel over the market.
The offerings came freely of course aud he
kept on taking the pork until he had bought
about 5000 barrels. H..
just then a friend rushed 10 his ear and
surprised him by telling him he was paying 81
over the market The rest of the trade was
amazed. He uid not get excited He saw
he was in a hoe bnt he did not let any one
else know it. He at at once began bidding
for still larger amounts, and even put the price
up n little higher.
Then the trade went wild. They thought his
friend had given him q tip on O piece of great
bull news. He kept on buying at his own
price. Presently others began buying.
over each other to get this particular future
because this tall man was taking II.
Before the call wns over he had un,oaded
most of his purchases and came out with little
lose. He had no news He had Numbered
in paying fl q barrel too much. His only
way out was by q big bluff. He frightened the
trade into taking tine polk Mt the advanced fig
ure. 1t was q clear case of nerve.
"Who is he? That is Norman b. Ream.
of the Board of Trade. He is now a million
aire, aud not n little of his wealth is due to
this same nerve
The evening world., 1889-11-22

To ne EHltOT
have read with a great deal of interest and
much amusement the different opinions Of the
many ladies upon How to Keep Husbands at
Home EVENING"" / expect | shall shock some
of these good people when I sNv l don't try to
keep my husband at home. Iiut ! don't. If he
says. he is going out | say. "All right, dear, y
and let him go.
He liz a knight Templar and goes to the Com
mandery often. II he stays at home we read
some good book, or talk. or entertain our
friends. Then again we go to the theatre. We
both enjoy a good play. Az TO the good din
ner, every good housekecper prides hertelf
upon her dinner. NJ. T.. f..
The evening world., 1889-11-22
sssnpa,hy Is,Msr KEY.

70 the EDITOR.
How shall I keep him home at night
M husband when the day Is done!
By giving him fun sympathy
MY answer thus the Nictoiy's won.
For II for him I've sympathy
Ny tireless efforts meier would cease
To keep his love for home and me,
By making home a place Of Teace.
~restful and o pleasant place,
Made charming by n cheerful wife,
Where, when the day has run IFS race,
He'll gladly turn from labor strife,
And pour into my willing ear.
rhe while he eats q dainty meal,
His every hope and every fear;
HIS struggles for our common veal,
Full certain that he has IN me,
Through every chanEeful phase OF life,
One whn. will give him sympathy
- His loving, trusting, faithful wife. F.C G.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

tn NE Editor
In my estimation the most ~efectual recipe is
- affection and compatibility. II these do not
exist all the smiles. cleanliness. &c.. which |
take to be the natural results, will have no in-
Thence.
Should / be mistaken in my argument. then
his love of ''NnrlCtYN IL too prOAt to control,
The evening world., 1889-11-22
ALEXANDER TAYLOR.


To me Fdttor
! have enjoyed q prolonged experience with
dogs. mules and husbands, consequently feel
assured That my distressed sisters will appie-
ciate the similarity between the trio.
Dogs ale of varied temperament; so are
mules and husbands. Nature endows these
ANIMALS with disslmilar instincts. A man who
wears a small assortment of whiSkers to keep
his ear company is one speciality; one who
parts his hair in the middle in apt to- le n diff.
ierent novelty. If lie he an English lord
visiting America, lie in apt to be a rarity; but be
he PLAIN and ~uunssuming, ho is apt to be a
luxury and easily kept at hcmC.
EXPERIENCE.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

To ne Editor
oh. woman II you wish TO Tend
Your days In lnatchless bi-s
And make . heavenly paradise
Of such n world as this,
Just Danish each inrOnstant thought,
lpguile your husbands care
And Kindly greet bin when lie comes,
And his hfhlctiOng share.
And with affections holy kiss,
cleanly, cheerful home,
A peaceful mind, o tidy dress,
Niih no desiie TO roam.
You'll soften down the hardest heart
That = locked in husband 3 breast,
And make an Eden here below,
A boom Of heavenly rest. b. H.
The evening world., 1889-11-22
WIVES STRATEGY,
y i y g y q
AGng Who. Enjoy Their Husbands
~ Society Of Evenings.
Their Less Fortunate Sisters Let
- Into the Secret,
Interesting Phases Of Feminine
Diplomacy.
Pens Stimulated by "The Evening
Worlds" Golden Prize.


Cold Double Eagle. "Ertnfng WOy'd - prize
ne fbe rest recipe Jo' keeDing a husband at home
g t~trnfnos,
sICoplpeipoas must address kbetr recipes 10 y" Tbe
= vH1tdr;'-ofFfhB uen' name ana address, mot tT
publication tbhere not desired. The recipe must
not be more than 200 tDOrds tong. ana music
GTttten on one side or me paper only.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

and 'tiH only after entire satisfaction that You
can antioipate the pleasure OF HIS 'lordRhip's y
society. Hfew OF his hours during an afternoon
might prove objectionable, more so than ms
evenings. even though his nights be spent 10
the entire satisfaction OF his spouse.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

From Peeks Sun
"Mr. Afible. / have Just looked over your ex-
pense account, - said the head o. the house peer
ing over his glasses at his travelling salesman.
land there is one item here ] do not under
stand. 1t Is mucilage S11s. What does that
mean ?"
VT means" said the salesman, who had a
good weeks business and wa corrcspondlngly
reckless, -" it means that ia where you get stuck. "
The evening world., 1889-11-22
A BIG BLAZE.

clothing %SSii%s W va. .n saved Hts sniVi the RSy stock TSi'q has IS beSS renoted TO
Il fSIs Great Ire Insurance Sale was opsnSd ysster,
day and the crowd was so great hundreds w'rs turned
story doSSiie building At Us BroSdSsy. botWeeS Eth
and 18th SITS. This immense building has been rented
Sale, ESyeTytb 4 Wiz be sold a. retail 20 per sent. less
than actual cost, as u Is ordered that the entire, stock
% sists Of r. the S,0s aSos GS guilty S'Hg'o of f RIS6egr %S3Es clotGin sSI fox Men Men
aud Boys, saved from the late fire. The appraiser for
stock OF ClothinR, concluded the same was not so badly
damaged as claimed by the assured clothing manufac-
forced to take the . ock and turn u into money, and the
goods must be sold At once II in order to make q final sst;
Broadway, between 9Th and 9th SITS. New York. In
order Ssd U t9 show ,T what ms s, z o1 HS, ,bi win oa be 4ST Is5S Z
with you and ask Tor the following mentioned articles:
This ~. " o'orSost is we'll made, fac ausiity. heavy
cloth, latest style and guaranteed worth. SlB. This
YOU 81 do Syet tSink Vt L s aCPEh 81 SD 10 OR KEEP IL yo aS% ar. f SOt S Sssisao d
sfrssy I kE1a. o FIss Fiy: s.$ f T.s;.i q 6 5ss%5n he & R. h,
giarAnteed worth 80. Also. extra tine Corkscrew. silk
s 6Tarc sat,. e i'asd; s Sn ebs SSef " w. 9 Ussr d an sis9sh sty psir OF OF
Men q Winter Pants for ~ cents, guaranteed worth 81
Clcthgs, s}i Is, very handsome and guaranteed worth
@l1. We allow you to keep the suit home four days. and
{ Si SGn S SHn,. 1s.H * IT r.t is ~G sSa 81 $5@ ~ y' h M.n'y s sstfS a a%a
quality suits. % .it9: tsiloE.msds;, elegantly trimmed
the finest quality custom tailor WORK in ~ styles Prince
Alberts. CutawGys and Sacks and oyer 40, 600 different
All must go, regardless Of cost or quality. A splendid
suit OF Boys Clothes. 81. 10, very handsome ana worth
Drawers. 3t cents each. positively cheap at y. each.
and 100, 900 different other goods we have not space II
prices at this great Fire Insurance Sale AZ retail, II
costs nothing 70 call in and judge tor Yourself. and You
sssmSsr the ssdiTsss, 4Ss BrSSsdw.y sstseeP 9Th aug
Sale the salesroOm will be o?en until 81 o'clock at night
The evening world., 1889-11-22

come in in the evenings: make merry until 10
o'clock; then retire with thanks and prayers, to
God for his goodness. Mrs. L.. j. G.
The evening world., 1889-11-22

And now will you please ask your younger
slater Lnlu TO come downstairs A. momen She
paid, when she kireed me good-by last night
that she would gladly have me II You refused