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The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Nos certi6cats ne sont nj exageres nj
factiees, mais bien, des fats yrais, at
testant les cures merveilleuses de la
Salsepareille d.Ayer.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
ograms, Badges, &C., furnished on short
notice. Apply to Fred L. Sandoz.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Get your school books, pens, ink,
stationery and all school supplies at
Jonas Jacobs news stand, Main street.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Ls M6ridional, Abbeviila, ~paroisse
Vermillion, du IL octobre
On o fat, avse grand succes, Fem.
ploi din Vert do Paris, cette aimee.
Les pianteurs qui ont su sen p%rocurer
ct s'en servir fayorablement, ont pu
SAWYER leur rscOlte dune complete des-
truction. QuelQues-uns sly sont pTis
trop tard. Pour r6ussir slrement, ii
faut commencer a saupoudrer des que
lie yer paraft sur 10 feuille tendre.
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SAGE.FEMME de lore classe, rogue par
- To- Facult6 de Medicine OF d'Aeademie de
Paris en- 1857, PREVENT les DANES de cettc
paroisse, qu'ells c%ontinuera a exercer 81 pro-
fession CONNIE par lie pass6, ct exhibera son
Dipl6me a ceux qui desireront lie voir. Sa resi-
denee est rue Grolee, entire Felix Dejean ct j.
Joubert. oc2b-5t
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Pittsburgh Coal
At E. H. V0rdenbaumen's lumber yard.

A watch for only two dollars and fifty
cents, warranted to keep good time, at
r.. Mornhinveg's jewelry store.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

La Sentinelle, Rayne, paroisse AGA
die, dn % septembre:
La came q sucre est destin6e a de-
ysnir 10 principale source de reVenus
din sud. Guest dc To- Louisiana il NY a
plus moyen den douter. Nous YOU
drions que nos fermiers Sc preparas-
asnt D cette culture, en- plantant qnel-
auss cares do cannes, pour Ian pro
chain, ct en- ~augmentant, cbaque an
n6a. cette culture.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Liaez i'annonce de Nine. Bonrdin,
saQe.femme, dams une autre %cOlonne.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26

Les Poagsaites e0ntre NJ. Burke
VendEsdi soir, lie grand jnri a porte de-
want la cont six chefs d'accusation con
tire rsx.trssorier d'Stat, pour avoir mis-
en- circulation des bons faux, trois
p~oursuivant Barke ct Maurice Hart
caDiointsmsnt. Trois sont dirigees
contre Burke ssul. Il = est accuse de
c~ontrsfason ct dc disbursement.
Dana lie premier chef d'%accusation, il
s'agit du disbursement de Is boDs faux
d'Etat de $1,000, y 10 complicite dc
Maurice J. Hart.
LIE second q trait au disbursement
de 1856 bons de t'Etat dc 10 Louisiana.
dits bons consolides, de 81 900 chacun
avsc Ia complicit4 du meme.
lie troisiame accuse lie dit Burke d'a'
voir consrefait, alter6 ct certife des
bona d'Etat, dits bons constitutioneisi
10 $500 ehacun, toujours evec la com
plicitS dn dit Maurice J. Hart.-Abeille
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3.l34 Prizes amounting to--..$1,O54, 500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Ia For Gun RATES or any further inior
nation desired, write legibly 10 the under
signed. clearly stating your residence, with
state. county, street and number More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an envelope bearing your fnll address
IMPORTANT.
All ordinary letters containing Postal Notes
Money Orders issued by all Express Compa
MES or New York Exchange, addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
Address registered letters containing currency
New Orleans National Bank.
New Orleans, La
Remember that the only genuine Louisiana
State Lottery Tickets issued under the State
Charter, are recognized by tie highest courts.
are invariably signed by NJ. A. Dauphin, pres
ileut. Endorsed by Generals Beauregard and
Early, Supervisors of the Drawings, and qua.
ranteed by National Banks of New Ofeaus,
as to the payment Of its Prises. NoNE ORR
Frs ARE GENUINE.
All s~o.called supplements, ""Original little
Louisiana" or other limitations with unlawful
use OF the Louisiana State Lottery C0mpany's
name. by persons unknown, under assumed
or fictitious names, are attempts to deceive.
the public by false pretenses, offering no qua !
rantee Whatsoever.
Remember" that SbRae Dollar
is tie Price Of the smallest part OF" fraction q
q ticket issued in Gay dratCtng. Ahythtng ~
or name offered al Il less price, is either q
con felt az Slci1Ilte. s
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@ANGfH@ IN 0A8 G4W1AS99U ~ &ANAR AAHOAAh~'
Las Etats- Unis auroG> tcette aimee
50O,0OO.OO0 de minots do bic, soft 95,-
O00,000 de plnB quo l'ann6e derniere,
Go qui leur permettga den exporter pas
naoins de l5O, 600, 900 dc minots. Ian:
nee derniere les expectations de bic OF
de farine % aont Asev6es a l2l 900, 900
de minoEs. en- d6pit des obstacles cr66s
par les spsculaticns faites sur le mar.
che de Chicago. Les rapports venant
de lTnde ct des antres parties du
monde CONTINENT les provisions que
les Etats-U nia t%rouveront IN marehG
aohalands pour leur surplus de bic.
Les prix ne sauraient manQuer d'etre
aatisfaisants ct tont indique que les
commensurate de bic americans feront
de tres bonnes affaires cot antomne.
lie Weekly Louisiana Review, Nou-
yalle. Orleans, do l6 octobre:
a Lac Charles, paroisse Calcasieu. ct
dams les environs, les orangera donne'
sront, cette aimee. n abondante re-
cOite.
Dana Ia paFoisse Livington, rUnicn
aaa Farmiera a onvert, d Port Vincent,
40 magasin d'eprss 10 systeme dc co..
operation.
-Ruaton, paroiase Lincoln, a-dit
u Caligraph-une population qui de-
paass. maintenant, 1000 ames. Lea
hatissss a'y multiplient tous les jours.
La localits progrease afh1e d'eil. Ellie
q recu, ceits saiaon splns da92O00 bal.
Les de cotton.
Lea f6les d'assessement de la parois'
So Natehitoches s'Slevent a $2,77l AGO
Cast une augmentation, sur Pan der
nier. do so26, 522.
Is trace dc Ia ligne Kansas City
Watkins at Gulf, de Lac Charles
Aiexandrie, d etc achieve, la semain,
deTniere.
Ia Toassaiat ct les Tombes.-C'es
hien Ii moins an'nne fois Ian Ia pense'
a'arrets snr aeux one ION 4 aim6s, .
chi aonf deacendns dams la mutt do ce
anslala. que tontes les generations on
intsryog6 ana que iamaia an mot SCI
lSgage.
c. cutie des morris n'avait pas besoil
a'sesA ordonn6. Gonsacr6 par les minis
kraa do Ii religion; IL eat inne. il 81
dams tous les sur an milien dc ton
les Reinforcement, dana tous les ale
oyas, II snrsits II reste debout.
A ia date du Ter novembre, dams !
monae chr6tien, CO sont des popula
tone entiarea QuI se present u cine
tassea II aemble que CO jour la ae fass
moins Inquire 10 vision des mort
p!snr6s on dirait Qn,on sc sent CON
ms sn communicative enx. onion 4
snIsnd.
MILE part q pieax sentiment me-
plns feapecl6 qua Ia Nouvella Orleans
naIIa part on ne fait micux f6te q cen
al dosiient a0us los piegres t0mhale
Absills.
r. Vigueur dea Chsyenx dsAysr ns
fola II activs III CUR cbevelu gu6r
ii fsigne ~ lsa d6mangsaiaons. Snip
sisaf pour n toilette.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26
rR4yD MONTHLY DRAINING

GRIND MONTHLY "
WILL TAX PLACE
At the Academy OF. Music, New Orleans
TUESDAY, NOV. 12, 1889,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dol.
lars each. Halves $40: Quar-
tiers SIS: Tentfs so: Twenti
xH,S &c
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26
WARI WAR! WAR
AGAINST HIGH PRICES!
AND WE WILL CONQUER THEM.
DIR LATEST ARRIVALS ARE

q ~ One car load of STOyES-Cookng and Heating, which, N account i" H nnn
G.mbtf m carload lot, we car sell now at figures much below those W had 10 s Ta h na
= "s" v az con- oct n GOOD Cooking Stove with full. set Oft utensils for Slo, " nav
some of the most celebrated makes of stoves. We warrant rem 'aa ana II lM9 "n' ''" "
SUI SUI nIt we ronrmentth hem We are willing to take them back after a fair trial.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
LOCAL NOTES.

The ambulance was called yesterday
evening 10 the Richmond Cedar Works
70 white man named Thomas Eayes
He was working in the cedar work :
shop. when a piece of bucket flew up
and struck him on the upper lip, inhict-
ing a very severe wound, which was
dressed. and the man was left at the
shop DR.. Hope was in attendance.
Yesterday afternoon Mr William
Krause and Mr.. Edmund Collyer OF the
Frank Mayo company, went out riding
in MI Krause's dog cart, drawn by Jen-
ME the little donkey, who had been
housed for some time On Main street,
near Third, the donkey took it into her
head to run away, and did so, despite the
efforts of the two occupants TO hold her
back. The animal ran into a brick cart,
throwing the occupants out. Both OF
the gentlemen struck the ground and
were badly bruised.
The Governor has received an invita-
ton to attend the annual dinner OF the
Porcelain Club, Boston, on Saturday
February %, 1889, commencing at 15O
O'Clock. The Governor has not vet for
warded his acceptance Of the invitation.
In the Chancery Court yesterday be.
fore Judge Fitzhugn, on motion OF Mr.
John Dunlop, Mr J. II. Webb Peploe
was admitted 10 practice in that court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
Police Notes

Before the Police Court. yesterday,
the only cases of any Importance were
George Elicit (coloredl, charged with
stealing a gold watch and chain from
some one unknown The watch was
found in Ellett's possession Mr.. llar-
field the pawnbr0ker. said the watch was
worth about 81, for old gold There was
no evidence 90 prove guilt and Elicit
was discharged, and his counsel, a col
ored lawyer, pocketed the watch and
chain
Edward Williams, alias w OGDEN. alias
WOOdsOn, was charged with house break
ing and stealing.
The first witness was Ellen Gardner,
cook for Captain John A. Coke She
testified that last Saturday evening be-
tween and o'clock some one broke
into her room and stole a lot OF jeWelry.
wearing apparel and other articles
Policeman " rem said on Information re-
ceived. be sWOre out a search-warrant.
and searching the prisoners room, found
2 number Of Ellen Gardner's goods and a
lot OF BURGLAR tools. He met William
on the street day before Yesterday and
arrested him The accused was sent on
10 the grand jury.
b. II. Baine charged with stealing go
from the person of Philip +. Colston
Thi, case was continued until to-day.
Hampton Melton, charged with being
drunk and resisting the police, was fined
so and costs.
Tempy Haskins (coloredj was charged
with entering In the DAYTIME the coal.
house OF l.. ?. Eubank and stealing a
bucket OF coal Continued ill next
Tuesday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
DlSPoslNG OF DEAD ANNALS.
An Injunction Against Their Being Rolled
Down


Last Saturday the grand jury of f'.r
rico county. ON complaint 0i cff
living in the neighborh00l. indie.
John Bickerstaf and Philip kepp..r
one the owner of the land. and Che
doing business thereon. kepulrr - Did.
contractor for removing horses and n.....
dead animals from Richmond They
taken t0 Bickentans place. whore
flesh is boiled into soap grease ltit...
0dors arising therelrom which fhe r
dents I'm the neighb0rhOod comp.
as being nuisance, and % is iAs ...
which they were indicted
Yesterday, IN the Circuit l0lu ..
llenrico. the following Injunction nn
granted
Edmund Waddil. Jr. g. Mitchell and
other plaintiffs against John Ei0aerHi
and Philip keppler This day came ..r
plaintiffs and By leave az tho count t..i
their bin In open court, Whereup0n H
their application an Injunction n
awarded the said plaintiffs % eaoa
and restrain The said defendants ali
an others, their agents and attorney
from carrying, receiving. or allowing F"
be carried 0f received, 60 on and so Pre-
land of said Keppler and tho building
thereon In the bin ia this ca.8 m..
toned, dead bodies of horses fat
other animals. and from cooking
boiling, OF so disp0sing 0i ls
dead bodies OF said animals n.s
thereon and therein AZ % produce pos.
ious odors and bad SMELL. Bli lr
plaintiffs are not 90 have the benei. ID.
this order t.il they or some one 0r more
of them shall have entered into bond De-
fore The clerk of this court Don the pens.
" OF $500. conditioned a. che 8w Do
reefs
The plaintiffs gave the bond required
The ifial 0n the Indictment SSH Ne aed
az the February term of the Cor-N
Court
AS 10 Is now, if a horse or COW dies n
the city the contractor 90 remove deil
animals must find some other place "
convey them 20. else he viii Dee liable 90
p fine IN the Police Court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
Capitol Notes.

The following conyicts were received
az the peniientiary yesterday
From Madison county-N ictoria Jack
son, term two years and seven months for
forgery.
From southampton county-Jesse
Taylor, first indictment. two years for
forgery: same, second Indictment, for
house-breaking; Patrick Smith, two years
for hOuse-hreakinU Charles Blow, ST.,
two years for house-breaking, and
Charles Blow. Jr also two years tor
house breaking The TWO last-named
are fnher and sDu.
j. " Williams, sheriff of 9outhamp-
ton county and T. y. Berry, deputy
sheriff of Madison county, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded 10 the Chancery Court
Of Richmond yesterday George l..
Cary 20 James Fox, feet on south side
Leigh street between Hancock and era
ham, SIS A. G.. Collins, special commits
sioner TO r. l.. Shoemaker, 23t feet on
west side Laurel street between Spring
and China, S425S5; Robert Knighlly aud
wife TO Patrick Knightley, IS feet on
Main street southwest corner Haryie.
Rosa r. Ruehrmund and husband Carl
to Carl Ruehrmund 80 feet on west side
Sixth street near Leigh %. b Elan trus-
tee, unites IN the deed to release deed
OF trust of 81 1858, S2,l2O; Charles l..
Todd and wife 10 T.. &. Tinsiey, 1ls feet
on north side Clay street near Norton,
81 300
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
THE BAL POCDRE.
A Brilliant Scene ar Beividere Hall Last
Night.

A Brilliant Scene ar Beividere Hall Last
night.
The long announced BAL p0udrs came
of at Belyidere Hall last night One
hundred and fifty couples were present,
representing some OF RichmOnd's fairest
daughters. Dresses worn by the ladies
were handsome in the extreme, and with
their powdered hair and sparkling jewels
they presented q scene Of briliancy and
beauty, rare even 10 Richmond and never
10 be forgotten BY any one fortunate
enough TO witness IT, Time and space alike
prevent an elaborate description OF the
dresses, or detailed mention of the indi-
yidual ladies present All that will no
doubt be given In our regular society
letter on Sunday. Suffice il now 20 say
flOated on the air IS gently as they ever
did over the lake Of Como, and the chey
alters and ladies fair glided over the
fiOOr with a grace which reminded one OF
the stories OF the olden days, when Lord
Botetourt held court At Williamsburg.
A magnificent banquet had by Mr.
Burke, tho well-knOwn caterer had been
prepared, OF which the following was
the mma: Raw oysters served IN Ice
hocks, fried oysters, oyster patties,
chicken salad, croquettes with green
pease, ribbon potatoes boullion, Roman
punch, coffee, olives, salted almonds,
pickle aud celery.
The following were the chaperones
Mrs Ryland, Mrs. c c. McPhail, Mrs
Potts, Mrs. Colonel Talcott, Mrs Phillip
Haxall, Mrs. Alfred Harris, Mrs Pace,
Mrs. Colonel Buford, Mrs. y VI. Viii
son, Mrs. Thos Rutherford, Mrs Con.
nslly, Mrs de Treyille, Mrs. Edward
Mayo, Mrs. Colonel Mcdonald, Mrs
Simpkin, Mrs c. d. Langhorn, Mrs. Dr.
Cullen, Mrs. William Ferguson, Mrs
Miles Cary.
The general verdict, when the assem-
blage dispersed at an early hour this
morning, was that there has never been
given in the city a more delightful en-
teriainment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31

4 fair and appreciatiye audience Wit
messed Mr. Frank Mayo's farewell ap-
pearance az Nordeck at the Theatre last
night, and, judging from the frequent
applause, the house was well pleased
with his presentation Of that romantic
drama and with his excellent company
The next attraction will be Milton and
Dolly Mobiles, who begin an engagement
on Monday in their new play, From
Siro 10 SON
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
TIE ACADEMY.

AT the Academy tonight the beautiful
and accomplished actress, Miss Estelle
CLAYTON, begins three nights and matt
nee engagement in her dramatization Of
Mrs. Amele Rives-c hanler's we'll
known work, THE Quick or the Dead
1t is safe TO predict that the house will be
crowded to its utmost capacity, for out
side Of the general curiosity TO see the
play Miss Clayton is said to be one Of
the handsomest women on the stage.
BROAD-sTREET OPERA HOUSE,.
THE Castaways." an excellant nau-
teal drama of the old school, was
presented at the Brosd-street Opera
House last evening by the Harry Lind
ley Company, and made an unqualified
hit. IL is drama with a well-dehned
plot, full Of interesting situations, clear
and original humor, together with scenic
effects which are sufficiently exciting
The acting throughout is excellent. The
same play will be repeated for the last
time this afternoon and evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31

Mr.. A. EIcHEL presented the TINES
yesterday with a beautiful specimen of
f" Blue Grass beef from Augusta county.
II was exhibited in our window as a
thing Of beauty worthy OF the famed
stock region Of the Valley, and illus
trating the conscientious pride OF the
donor in the enterprise Of his business
to furnish Richmond with such choice
beef
After lis rudy color streaked with fat,
had been admired by the psssers-by all
day, il was tenderly put in the refriger-
alter, whence II will be taken with care
worthy Of the subject to-day, and put be
fore an open wood fire 10 roast. II you
wish to contemplate the bluegrass beef
of old Augusta in its perfection get
Eichel 10 throw open the broad doors Of
his refrigerator at the New Market, and
there you will behold picturesque treat
that will delight the eye Of the arts, or
the epicure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
An Accommodation to the Little Folks.

The school children, on their way to
and from school, hereafter will DO able
to ride on the electric cars cheaper than
other folks. The Richmond Union Pas
senger Railway have determined 10 sell
the school children tickets thirty-three
tickets for one dollar. No one will be
allowed TO use these tickets except the
school children, and they will not be
good for them to use except between the
hours OF 8 and o'clock in the morning
and between and o'clock in the even
ing, on school days They will not be
good on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
The Perfection

OF the age N the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy Syrup o, Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal,
II is agreeable TO the taste, acceptable to
the stomach, harmless in lis nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thorough in It's &C
ton. Owens u Minor Drug Company
Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31

Al twelve minutes after Cen 0c.o.-
on yesterday morning chimney Spares
set fire 20 the shingle roof of Mr Charles
Henleins residence. 80. 1902 taH
street. west, and an alarm was en' b.
from fire station 81. corner N.u lai
Haryie streets Damage about s.. i-'
little hre was probably pui out before
the apparatus was bali way to ODE Dr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
waoker.

Last night at o o'clock Mr.. Richard
Harmon and Miss Mary Wacker were
married al Nenable-slreet Baptist Church.
The church was so crowded that the
bridal party had difficulty in getting into
he building. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Pitt,
performed the ceremony, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon left The church with the
good wishes OF all.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
Motor Men and EIectrie-Car ConductoFs'
Hall.

Tonight the ball of the motor men
and conductors OF the electric railway
will take place at the Armory Gov,
ernor Lee will lead the grand march, and
Captain Frank Cunningham will see that
a good concert will be given.
To buy ticket TO this ball Is an act OF
beneyolence, as IL is given TO raise funds
to buy oyercosts for large number OF
hard.worked men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
HrNRIco COUNTY.

James W. Craig and wife TO Noah
Jones, 30 fee, on the south side of Rail
road avenue, $3.50; James Alfred Jones
70 Thomas c. Williams, 55t acres on
Hermitage road, $4,000; T. Peterson TO
Proyie p Peterson, 10 acres, s. +. l..
Powell and wife to Gerhard Holzgrefe,
7 1900 acres on the Nine-Mile road
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31
Sentence COMMITTED.

Governor Lee yesterday commuted the
sentence OF Charles Upshaw, who was at
the December term Of the County Court
of Alexandria convicted Of cutting VIII
liam Turner and sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary His punishment
was committed 10 six months In the
county Jail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-31

THE BREATH of chronic catarrh pa
tieut il often so offensive that he cannot
90 into society, and he bee mes an OBJ
ject of disgust. After a time liberation
sets in, the spongy bones are attacked,
and, frequently, entirely destroyed. A
constant source OF discomfort is the
dripping of the purulent secretions into
tie throat, sometimes producing inyet-
Grating bronchitis, which, in its turn, has
been the exciting cause Of pulmonary
disease. The brilliant results which
have attended iis use for years past
properly designate Ely's Cream Balm as
far the best, If not the only real cure for
hay fever, rose cold and catarrb.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-02
PEACH okCHARB, KY

The mines are running daily and
the AVERAGE oi,t-nut Of coal is 500
TONS.
Drummers and Peddlers are as
chick as hons in our village this
week.
Miss M,lyis Msreii.h..of Angus
IA. Kv delivered TWO varrintsrest-
ING sermons. 10 a vas, audience at
his place. SATURDAY night ard
Sunday
Mrs. Fl. s Swetnam Of I.auisa
and Ms. " s. Swstnan II Kan
sas. spent Thanksgiving with the
family Of J.W. Sueinam, in tits
town.
We are glld to learn ths; Mrs..
Lizzie Boiling is improving after a
dangerous Illness Of S.aeeks dlra-
ton.
Miss Ida Frank. returned hamc
from Kilgore. Ky. last week
Mrs. Minnie Powers Of Kgns@s =.
and Mrs. d. b Gray IF .lauisp.
were visiting here this week.
Or Logan of Eu-h. XIV. wa pro
REASONABLY called ID Peach OTchari
last week. to aiminister 10 the ;
wears old CON Of ". Il Adams,
Who is very low. with pneumonia
fever
Pinkie Boiling i one Of the
proudest men We have ever sern.
Heis learning iaby tsls. too Il
i fine girl. AND its Papi says
must be ealIel yeliie.
The % called Bi;nd Tiger is
making things hot i5r it, cu-tD
r,..t.,,,4-fa-- .y1 q,