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The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO PLANTATIONS situated about four
miles southeast of Opelousas-one con-
tanning seventy arpents and the other con-
with buildings and improvements
Also thirty-nine arpents of woodland in
same neighborhood.
Also a tract of six arpents in Bellevue,
three niles from Opelousas, aud one of four
in same nelghborhood.
Also several tracts of land in vasious sec
tions of the parish, containing from nirty to
fifty arpents each.
Also 800 three hundred and twenty ar
pents of swamp land situated on Bayou Conr-
tablean.
Also 100 arpents of rice land in Plaquemine.
THEODORE CHACHERE.
Opelousas, Oct. 5, lSS9.-3m.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11
EFNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
Over a Million Distributed.
Ia. =. Z.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.,

Incorporated by the Legislature for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and its
franchise made a part of the present State Con
stitution, in 1879. by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE. It's
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Take place se%miannually Dune and Deeenl.
ber), and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place in each Of the other
ten months of the year, and are all drawn in
public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans
La, r.
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana stata
Lottery Company, and in person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that ting
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, aud
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with
fac similes of our signatures attached, in its ad
vertisementS." G. T, BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY,
Commissioners
We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
ounterS.
r. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. La, Maj I5att,
p. LANAUX. Pres. State Mai. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. @ Nat Bank.
CARL KOHN. Pres. Union Nat Bank
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11
NOTICE /

"a MEETING of the School Board ID hereby
= co lied for Friday, January 18th, 1880, at
III d. M. LAURENT DUPRE.
Jan, ilsi69p President.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11
Advantages qu'oArent les petites
terres sur les grandes.

Les Poisins sont plus proches; les che
Minis sont meilleurs; Giles fournissent
de hOnnes ecoles en- plus grand nom-
bre elles rapportent plus de profit en-
proportion do travail q~n'elles exigent !;
eIlea demandent moina de trayanx, Giles
font faire moins de- ~depenses pour Sc
faire alder elles font petdre moins de
temps; Giles donnent m plus grand
fendement par arpent, parce qn'elles
sont mienx travaillfes il y a moins
d'employ6s d surveillar Giles occasion
nent moins de tracasseries, moins din
quiGtudea. Elles font AR5ouYer moins
az GRANTEES de Ia s6cheresse, de la pluie,
DO Ia gel6e ct dn bias prix du marche.
ii y q moins d'argent 4 payer pour les
instruments d'agriculture. Nos fem
mes ct nos anfants ont plus do temps
i consaerer d la lecture, atm de former
leur esprit. Sur une petite terre on
pcugse touiours son Outrage Gu ayant.
Elles donnent plus dc comfort ct de
profits.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11

IN its first stages, can sbe successfully
4 checked by the prompt use of Ayers
Cherry Pecforal. Even in the later
periods OF that disease, the cough is
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
81 have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
with the best effect In my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
nay life. / had q constant cough, night
sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh,
and given up by my physician. One
bottle and a half CT the Pectoral cured
me.-A. .. Edison, M. D, Middleton,
Tennessee.
"SeVeral years ago I was severely I'LL.
The doctors said / was in consumption,
and that they could do nothing for me,
but advised me-, as a last resort, to try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine two or three months /
was cured, and my health remains good
10 the present day.n-James Birchard,
Dariens Conn.
ssSeveral years ago, on apassage home
from California, by water, I contracted
so severe o. cold that for some DAYS I
was confined to my state-room, and 8
physician on board considered my life
In danger. Happening to have q bottle
Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, i used it
freely and my lungs were soon restored
TO d healthy condition. Since then I
have invariably recommended this prep
aration. I'D. j. Chandler, junction, Va.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11
Las enfants terribles

Les en1Anta teTTlbles /:
sfMaman, dis ?..- Pourqnoi tn as
dea cheyeux girls I"
aParce qEs IN ga une mechanic PEI
title hlle..-.la!s
Petite Jeanne reste nn moment aba
saurdiej puts, reprenant son aplomb
aAlors. TOT, TIA as done 6ie bien dia
bleab
fPonsquoi Ga, Mademoiselle ~
aTiens 49,. puisque grAnd'mere a
laa cilevenx tout blancs q
Gulbollard rentre a la maison, toua-
SAINT, 6ternaanI.
ITEMS | fat Mmc GniboIlard, mails
on W. sol6 BIZ montre. on d coupe ta
cha1ne | 10 no ten Ca done pas aper-
an
Non, fat GnibOllard. Ja snis tel
leznent enrhum6 dn cerveau, Que IL
n'ai Fien aenti.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-11

Z. NJ. ROGER,
ID. ri.
p. stage,
+.
g. AZ.
Clerk.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Stabtrath.

-Sn elmer semeinibuftIi9en Sib'
uns beS StabtratbeS am Donneritaa
abenb tputben Same8 8. &oa6. Omen
.. Sobn unO &. S. 8pan aIS 8eiidti'
ger fir bic NibelIiruna BON SairOieip
Ipenue eripdbIt.
= Ser Common Council frat bann
in Sibuns. um baS 8eto bes MapOrS
besiebentIid Der S6aoeneriabforoerun.
gen Der SIoeum Stat 8iirssr au et6r'
tern. Dubise unO Gonneu sriffen ben
Mopor on unb idienen au sIuuben, bub
berielbe iid lebiaIi6 no6 ben Diftaten
bes Staotratbes su ri6ten babe.
S9IieBIi6 puiiirte elm 9Intras BON
GOpIe, bic Sade benz Suitis @omite su'
Suipeiien, ipeI6es unteriu6en iOl. OBJ
bic 81. S. s. So. ober bic Stabt fur
ben S9aben perantiportIi6 fei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Sunmpre.

- Cine Sruu Sobn gurIep bon
SpOrt SiG, As Sabre alt, purpe am
Sountas in ibrer 8obnuns to6t aufses
funben, obidon iie nod cine StunOe
subor anideinenb eeiunb i'm Sauie
berum 9ins. Coroner @ar6ner fOnnte
feline 9lnseiden BON @etpaIttbdtiSfeit
finben.
-Sn benz 9. 8. & SO. SOfe in
scranton periu9te am Sonntas Nbsno
DiibaeI 0icSOrmid bon Sport Sia auf
einen 0tiI6au9 gu iprinsen, UNI na6
Sauie 3u fabren, fpDbei er aussIitt uno
nit ben 8einen unter bic Rdber eerietb !;
bieieIben ipurben ibm beibe unterbalb
bem &nie serquetfdt. Judbem er cine
batbe Stunbe auf ben faIten 8rettern
seIesen, bradte man ibn enbIi9 nab
oem 2adaipanna SoipitaI, mo bic DOfz
loren Gapipea uno glnbere cine 9lms
putation bornabmen. Wic@ormid Itarb
nod in Der Jlaht. gr tpar l9 Sabre
alt unc elm Sobn bon Wtartin WtcGors
mid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
: mer eine 0nfnI,eitunn iniIniht

-@ @er cine 9ofaIseituns tpinI6t,
bic ale Nadri9ten bon Shtereiie fir
9euti6e brinet, iolIte NIT Neuiabr fir
baS SCRANTON @o9enbIatt" unters
idreiben. Brobenummern iperben auf
8unI6 serne perianbt. PreiS $500
bas Sabr.
Dtit ber beutisen Summer besinnt
Elm Idneerer fosiaIer &oman BON ".
2iitetsbure: ,,Die DennborotSbriiber, "
unb Iiefern mir SO. 81 unb So ben fir
Neuiabr eintretenoen neuen Ibonnenten
gratis.
9luf unIer ben Sarmern seipibmeteS
Oepartement ,.Saus unb Sof" MAIDEN
mir beionoers oufmsrtium; Der bens
fenbe 2anomirtb tpirb barin eine Mense
bon 8atbf6Idsen iinben, bon benen ein'
seIne mebr ipertb iinb, aIS Der ean;e
Subrsans bes g8o6enbIutt fOitet.-
Ibonnirt fofort!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Wtlfesbarre MaArtAten =.

- Satob Nbam, Elm alter bieii9er
8iirger, itarb am 9onneritas mad IebS'
p69entIl6sr 8rantbeit i'm 9llter bon
iibsr 63 Subren.
- nnIere county Gommihdre bers
an16laeen bic 9lus9aben fir bas nit l.
Sanuar besinnenbe Subr auf insses
lammt S194 900.
- SIN benz MobnbauS unb Gee
i6dftsIOtaI bon Srau WtidaeI WcDers
mott, 46 Murtpea StraBe, brad am
Sonntas um 8 nbr Elm Seuer aus,
peI6eS i'm Snnern einen S9aben bon
ettpa $1,000 enri9tete, Der nidt bers
Ii6ert 1T. Bon Der Sauseinridtune
tpurbe DieIes ssrsttet.
Rabe ben 2ebisb 8allep @erfs
itatten in 9iorp g9iIfeSbarre bat 5ih
bic @rbe pieber um Elm @erinseS ses
ienft. aeuBerIi6 1T faum ettpaS ba.
bon su bemerfen uno nur in ben @rus
ben bat man Sdpierisfeiten nit ben
Gbaren. 9ie 8ersIeute itnb ansetpie.
fen tporben, ibre Werf3euse aus ben
@ruben gu entfernen.
- Sin Darling StraBe tpar Cams
flag abenb Srubel stpiiden einisen ans
setrunfenen Neeern. @eoree Bbbnir
bei9uIbiste ben Sobn bon Beter Bates,
ibm 500 seitobIen su baben. Der slIte
nnbm 9artei fir ieinen Sobn unr
8bDnir sos barauf bin Elm 8aiirmeHer
uno fubr benz Bates bamit an bic 9urs
gel !; um elm Saar bate er ibm biz
SauptuOer bur9I9nitten. Pbbnir unt
States, IT,, tpurben berbaftet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
9pbe Warfer S6Otiseu.

= 9ie SamiIie Senrp &reinberg boz
Brice StroBe berIor am SamItag Ell
3tpei Wipnate aItes 8inb bur6 ben Sob
= Die beporitebenoe 8erbeiratbunt
oeS Serrn Sreb. Warnfe NIT SRI. Ser
tie 8ans sGamp tpiro ansefiinoiet.
- Sin bon einem Burden namena
Sobn O8cen Sefiibrtes unorbentIidea
SauS an 9turb Dtain 9lbenue tpurbe
Donnerita5 glbeno bon Der 8oIisei
iiberfallen uno brei 2iebespaare einees
| iponnen.
= Iuauit Softer fpurbe am 9ienitag
auf bic 2Inflase beS DiebftabIs na6
oeln @efdnSnib sefanbt SIM StGtionsz
bauie betruS er ii9 Febr flegeIbaft uno
ibluS cem BoIisiiten Simpion einen
3abn aus Dem Wtunbe.
s@- Cine MeerI6aumpfeife, @isar.
renipiBe, Elm &ilt9en gisarren, u. {. 10.
fino elm ieberaeit aneenebmes @eibs
na6tSs ooer 9euiabrSs@ei6enf. SD
babe cine eleennte 9luspabl sunb Der.
fdufe biais. s. Wtoies, 203 8poming
Npenue. ~
- I6t Sage lit ib an elmer beftis
gen Geritopfuns. 9tab mebrtdgsem
reeelmdBiSen Sebrau6 bon Or. 9luguit
86nis's Sambureer Tropfeu fiibIte i6
@rlei6terunS unb!purbe i9Iiebli6 poq.
itdnoiS 9ebeiIt.. = 8uIentine Sisbert,
Stodton, Sal.
- Senrp Martin bon Grant abenue
unb Srau Sobn @Iias Sonss bon Sads
ion StraBe iinb felt .aipei @O6en per=
i6tpunoen unb man nimmt an, bab fie
miteinanber entfloben iinb. Wiartin
binterldbt cine Srau nit a6t 8inbern,
bic Sones IieB ebenfalS ibren Mann
uno mebrere &inber i'm Stide.
- @roBe glufresuns peruria6te
lebte @o4e bic Na9ridt, baB bic 8.
8. & B. SO. 8efebI seseben babe, ibre
@ruben bier unb anbertpGrts auf unbes
itimmte 3eit au i6Iieben. 9ie Ra9s
ridt berubte auf einem 0iibberitdnbnib
unb mar nur fir einen Gag beitimmt.
Wenn baS Sesenndrtise faIte l8etter
anbdlt, 70 iinb ale 9luSi6ten borbans
BEN, bub ben sun;en g8inter binbur6
baIbe 3eit Searbeitet tuirO.
= -Sn bem 2uftsunse elmer aammer
Der Orforb @rube, bic in Der GIart
Iber, 500 garbS bonn Sube bes Sdads
ties, selesen 1T unb BON Sames Slogan
unb Oabio @iaiamS bearbeitet tpurbe,
entoedte man Sonneritas 0iorsen 8
nbr Elm Seuer, ipel6eS erit mad GROCER
anitrensuns seSen 0tittas eeIbidt
perben fonnte. Die gntfebunssur.
fade bes Seuers fonnte ni9t fefseiteat
tperben.
H@. Sir cine feline YarIors ginridt.
Jung, bdbi9e StubIe unb anOere Dl6.
beIn Sebet gu @m. Siiienberser, 22l
unb 223 2adaipanna 4Oenue. 49,4
- Cine refine uub 3uSerld0iss NeOBin III
Der @rtraft aus Wur;sln, SlGttsrn, 8inbe unb
9esrsn, 9urppd 9Icpp 8itters. 8urirt alle
aranf5rittn heS Slutss, Der esbsr uHb Risrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

Gs 1T msbr 8atarb in bisier @ssenb bee
9anbes ais BON alien anbern 8ranfbsiten su'
lammen, unb bis in ben lsBtsn Sabrn gait eI
ais unbsiItar. GisIs Sabre lang srflGrter
Dpftcren itn fir cine lpfale 8raufbeit uni
I6risten lpfae SriImittsl Dor, unc pa lie ibr
mir Grstlider SsbaubIuns nitt furirter, tr-
flGrtrn Iis ibn fir uubeilbdr. Die 0iEsnIhaf
bat bepisIsn, bab aatarrb cine Contributions
franfbsit 1T une bssbnIb rUnffitutiOus0s Be.
banoIuns srfCrbsrt. Sal's 8atarrb Sur, fab.
risirt pom 8. ). @bensY & Co., Spleop, Sbtr
1T bic eiu3iss eOutitutiOnslls Sur I'M Narfts
Sie pirp innerIi6 in Dplen pbsr @absn pcr
10 SrCpfsn bis au sinem ibesIpfslSOa sencm'
men. Git trirft tireft anf bas Slut une BIZ
i6Isimigs SbsriIide bee Spfsms. Sie bietrr
sinbunesrt Dollars fir ieosu 5aa, ben iis ~
turirsn psrfeblt. 9aet Gu6 9irfuIars uni
3sugnilIe fpmmeu. gprsIirt:
s s. GbeneY Il 60, SpIsbp, .
MY@ gerfauft BON slpptbsfsrn, rs 6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Oeutf9e 8riefIihe.

Ser ,,9lmerifaniide glrbeiters
bunb" (9Imerican CONFEDERATION Of 2as
bor) 1T Uorise @o9e in Detroit in
Contention suiummensetreten. Sn feis
mem SobreSberi6t iteIIt Brdiiosnt
@ompers ben 8eeinn beS Samples Der
2CbIsnsrubenurbeiter I'M ben a6tItun.
bentaS fir ben l. Nlui 1891 in gIu8.
ii6t.
- Der safe @onsreb tpir6 aus 234
DemOfraten, SO 8epubIifansrn unb 8
8ausrn glaian3 2euten beiteben. @eI6
elm GOntraSt i'm 8er8Iei6 sum 51iten
@onsreB, in pel6em Die 8epubIifaner
cine 70 iiberpdItisenbe Mebrbeit baben,
Sab bic DemOtraten 10 gut tuie nidts
gu iaSen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
6eri6 Tides.

Iat sur 8erbanblune auseIebten
Sale tparen am Donneritas erleoiet
unb bi 8eIdnorenen tpurben entIaien.
8. @ebIuns ipurbe Der glnflase beS
8erfauf8 obne 2i3en8 entlaitet, aber in
Die &eiten perurtbeilt.
Die &Iase segen Tbomas WcGann
tpeeen SaIten8 zines SippIins Suuies
fonnte nift aufre6t erbalten tperben.
gS tparen nur ipenise SerurtbeiIte,
tpeI6e am Samita8 ibre Strufe 3uSe'
meiien erbieIten.
SIM Sale bes 9atrid MlurraS, bes
gtnSriffs unb Der SdIdeerei iiberfiibrt,
tpurbe bas rlrtbeiI iuspenoirt; in einem
anoeren Sale eesen benieIben elm M9ts
erfenntniB ein9etraeen.
8epen 9lneriff unb SdldSerei ipurz
ben ftrner fOIsenbe nrtbeiIe seipros
den:
Marp @bite, $40 Strafe unb Soften.
Sreb. Ohiri6, $40 Strafe unb Soften.
Sobn armitrons. bic Soften. putrid
ReiIp, $50 Strafe unb Soften. 2eons
bart @ebline, bic Soften, unb er muBte
Siderbeit fir fiinftiseS Sutes 8etraeen
seben. SbOr 2bomus, S25 Strafe unb
Soften. M. S. Barrett, bessIei6en.
Batrif unb 9lnn Nc@inn, bic Soften
uno penn nidt bsabIt, miihen iie bies
ieIben abiiben.
Sriebensridter SObnn bon Olppbunt,
tpeI6er bic 9tnn 8barton mad benz
County @efansnib seiunot bate, tpeiI
iie su arm mar, um einen BON ibr anee'
itrensten 8rU;eB tpeiterSufiibren, ipurbe
in bic &oiten perurtbeiIt. S6abe, baB
er nidt aud ebenio Ianee Drummer
mubte, ipie bic 5rau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
s@- glOrtOn's Seisrtuss. ausiteIuns

s@- giOrton's Seisrtass. 4usiteIIuns
-fommt unb febet biefelbe. Bidder,
8ibeIn, @6rterbiiaer, 9tIbumS, feline
Sdreibmaterialen unb &unfts QrtifeI,
SroBe SpieIiaden, 8uppen unO Spiele,
Nouitdten, ansiebenb uno bibi6,
brau6bar unb sur Sesieruns; popu.
Idre greiie. gier StOdWerfe, 25 bel
100 SUB. b0ll bon @aaren. Sprinss
pferoe, S6aufeIpferbe, SdIitten, BuI'
tie. 8anOtafeIn, 8uidierbicen, Sc,
idirrfiiten, &eseIn, @iienbabnsiise etc.,
etc. SiIberrabmen in GROCER 8eridies
benbeit BON neuen Wuitern; &abmen
in fiirseiter Sriit sema9t. GneeSosene
unb nudte Buppen in uneebeurer 9lu8s
tpabI, bon einem Sent bis au 3ebn 0ol'
lars. so. 9tortpn, 322 2ada,
tpanna Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
O 2S0lfer'S
GQentuaaren. .9anOlung
12S SSpDmin8 MOenme.

80 Ianse Der 8Orratb rei6t, berfaufen
mir:
25 @entS sanstpoaenen roiben SIannea
fir l6 @tS.
39 GtS. ertra i6peren Stuia SIannel,
Der srDbte Bargain ie Offerirt, fur
nur 25 @entS.
Saussemu9tsr Gbed SIunnea, tpertb
38 GtS., fir 80 @t8.
rs st. fir ipeibe 8Ianfets, tpertb 81 .25
81 fir 8lanfets, tpertb S1.75.
SO fir 8lanfets, tpertb So.
rs @tS. fir GomfortabIes, tpertb 81.
81 - S1.50.
80 eent8 fir tpOdsne eduitsribaipIS,
ipertb rs @ts.
S1.9S fir srobe tuoIIene Sbaipl8, bic
So tpertb iino.
Damens Saden bon l.50 auftpdrts.
8inbers&Dde bon 75 @tS. aufpdrtS.
9Iiii6sSaden 1915, fpertb s12.50
Pldi9sSuques SIS, pertb $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

e% Sebermann 9ebt Su
Gourien'S, 429 2adamanna glbe.
me, fir GanOieS. @reile, bon
10 bis IA GentS ; bette 9emiidte
gtiliie, Is GtS. OaS @funO. Slo-
rioa Sran9en iebr billig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

Sa- SIN ,,2a g8panOIu" Gisdrren'
IaSen finoet man einen erOBen 8orrutb
bon Sep Weit unO anberen importirten
uuo einbeimii6en GiBarren Sorsdsli9s
iter AuuIitGt. 6. OioieS, 2O3 g8po'
nina Nbenue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
3 br tp Il II I Diet cure
Groceries,
BrODiiiOnen, etc.

au 6iaisiten 9reiien einsufaufen. Damn
persleidt uniere Breiie senau nit ans
beren. llniere iinb bic niebrisiten
in Der Stabt.
l6 Bfunb sranuIirter 3uder fir 81.
II Pfunb ertra 6 3uder fir 81.
SamiIien MebI S4.75.
8Oler 4utent MebI s5.75.
9as bette Batent NebI, bas sema6t
tpirb, S6.25.
9laerbeiteS Bacon II Gent8.
8eite S6ultern 8 gentS.
SdBsserdu6erte S6infen.l23 @ents.
&eineS S6maI; 8 Gents.
8eite SODA Grader Al @ents.
8eIte semii6te Safes 8 Gents.
so Stiide Colgate 'SIneue Seife fir 81.
9 g BfO.) Stansen Seife fir 81.
SoSitau Seife, reeuIdrer 9reis Cts,
fir 6 Gents.
8 &iitaen eIaitiibe Stdrfe fir 25 @tS.
l 9funb WaidpuIber @ents.
l Quart flai9e 8Idue 10 @ents.
GIarf & Snober'S Sabaf SO gents.
10 GentS fir sroBe Stansen Ssife, bic
18 Gents tuertb iinb.
Is @entS fir suten Sbee, tpertb 80 st.
25 GentS fir ertra Sbee, tpsrtb so st.
10 Gents fir beiteS 8adpuIper, .tpsrtb
80 Gents.
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@ilbelm SrOit,
@raftiicber 1tbrmacbcr,

Goa SeSar slDenue,
.mpftblt sinsn bitGtsu grrratb bon @ant-
uub SaIhtnubrtn ubrEstten, Sbrsebdnstn,
gprftdnaeeln, &ines unp @dGmispe itpr
grt ju bepsutenp berabeefsBtsn prsiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Si8arrem 5m Gn9rDs 6abrt=
fantcn.9yreiien

9ieie Preiie fDnnen nidt unterbpten
tperbeu. Sbr finbet uniere greiie
INNER bic aaernieOrisiten !
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
Almost a hi. Fire.

On last Saturday about 100 o'clock the
CRY of fire was heard, and in few mo-
ments it was learned that it was in Mr..
Kitchin's brick mill.
Foreman of fire company, Mr.. f. O.
Moore, had the new truck out in a jitt'y,
and soon the ladders were on the build
ing. The cotton IN the gin department
was on fire, but by prompt and earnest
work it was soon eXtinguished.
The fire originated from a match. Mr..
A. S. Dunn was walking across the floor
and stepped on a match which caught and
soon the cotton was in flames. Some
cotton was damaged by the fire, but the
loss was small.
The fire company have not practiced
any since the new truck was bought, but
they got the thing to the place in a hurry,
The company needs practice, and we
learn that they will have drill to-day,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13

THE CLEvER THING.--The Wilmington
and Weldon railroad company having
learned the needs Of the people, AID with
a. eye 10 their own interest have wisely
pu. another freight train on the road
from Weldon to KInst3n. There are two
freIghts now every day, one up aud the
other down. This relieves tbs passenger
tram from hauling frelghts, and so it i
on time. Therailroad company are to be
commended for this, a. It'll a great con
yenience to the public. Also they have
put very good first class passenger car
on the line, and people now ride in a good
car and reach the place they start for on
time. We are glad the authorities have
done this, and We know the public ap-
preciate it,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13

For CORONER.
POI

Nevj1l for Surveyor DEM without OPP
position received 3726 votes; Parker for
Treasurer (Dem) without opposition re-
ceived 1886 votes; Gregory for Clerk Su-
perior Court (Rop) without opposition,
received 1898 votes.
CONGRESSIONAL AND STATE.
Mcwborne for Congress DEM received
in the county 1877 votes against Cheat
ham rep who received 2S2J.
JUDICIAL VOTE.
For Supreme Court the county vote
was 2152 for Merrimon Dem for Chief
Justice, against Charles Price Rep) 1858.
For Associate Justice Clark Dem
PHI. FaircIoth rep 800.
DISTRICT JUDGES.
1st. Brown DEM no opposition 2l5l.
2n1. Bryan DEM 2l51; Bagley Rep.
2l64.
3rd. WhitakerIDcml 22O9; SpearsIRep
2555.
4th Winston Dem 2l9l; HeadenLRep
1850.
9Th. Boykin Dem 21Gl no opposition
9TH. McRae DEM 2l6I no opposition,
8th. Armfeld [Dtml 2l5l; Co5Ie [RepI
1850.
10th. Bynum TDeml 2l51; Bowers
Rep $500.
1lth, Hoke Dem 2l51; Lioney Rep.
$3.50.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
THAT LILLE llCkLlnG

In your throat, which makes you cough
once in while and keeps you constantly
clearing your throat, arises from catarrh.
and as catarrh is a constitutional disease
the ordinary cough medicines all fail to
hit the spot. What you need IS cons
stitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Many people who have taken
this medicine for scrOfula, dyspepsia, 10 S
of appetite, and other troubles, haye been
surprised that it should cure this trouble
some cough. But to know the actual
cause of the cough is to solve the mys-
terry Many cases Of consumption can be
traced back to the neglect of some such
slight affection as this. Consumption
can be controlled in its early stages, and
the effect of Hoods SarsaparilIa in puri-
flying the blood. building up the general
health, and eXpeIling the scrOfulous faint
which is the cause Of catarrh and con-
sumption, has restored to perfect health
m-ny persons on whom this dreaded dis
ease seemed to have firm hold
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
The Orphans Concert.

On Tuesday night 2 class of ten or
phans from the Oxford Orphan Asylum,
gave a very enjoyable concert in Tenn
perance Hall. They were IN the care of
Miss Katie Marsh who manages and
trains them we'll as their songs and re-
citations show. They realized $35 IN
cash besides other things given to them.
The recitations and songs were well rec
ceived, but the audience was annoyed by
some one talking in the rear of the hall.
A little more care on the part of those
talking would have relieved the audience
Of the unnecessary annoyance.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
HScarh Oh VARS. NA5zzeII.

Cor. to THE DEMOCRAT.J
esterdaY morning, at her hons
near Hobgood Marga-eth A. Mizzcll, wife
of Mr.. T, NJ, MzzelI, at the age of fifty
one years. Mrs. MizzeI had had a
scrofuIous disease in the head for about
thirteen years, and several years ago
pieces of skull bone came out and but for
the thin skin, or membrane covering the
brains, they would have been exposed.
1t is marvellous how she lived SO long but
she kept up most of the time until few
weeks ago when she had an attack of
paralysis, from which she never recovered.
She was a consistent member of the
Primitive Baptist church and leaves a
husband and three grown children.
NoY. 10, 1890. W.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-13
1Hr. Moore Foreman.

At meeting Of some members OF the
fire company last week, Mr. E. o. Moore
was elected brennan ofthe department. II
bore the honor we'll last Saturday on the
first occasion Of a fire in the town since
his election, and since the purchase ofthe
new outfit for the company. 1t is adj
mitted on all sides that the company
saved the building. The elevator on the
inside got out of order, and there would
have been no way Of getting to the upper
stories but for the ladders Of the fire COM
panY,