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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-05-03

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Sheriff Sale.

In the matter of the opposition of Deluc Du
gas ct ais, to the homologstion Of the tableau
fled in the estate OF Placde Amant ThibOtfeaux.
State of Louisiana-Parish of st. Martin,
Probate Docket No. 1861
BY virtue of a writ of f ia issued in the above
entitled and numbered suit to me directed by
the Hon. Dist. Judicial District Court. in and
for the Parish of st. Martin, dated the 18th, day
of March A. d. 1890. have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House ,ipor in the
town of st. Martinville, Louisiana on
SATURDAY MAY 3rd 1890.
between the legal sale hours the following de-
scribed property belonging TO said succession to
wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the parish of
ST. Martin, measuring one hundred and twenty
arpents superficial, being three arpents front by
forty in depth. bounded north by Clerman Thi-
bodeaux, south by lands of Treville Thibodeau1,
east by lands of Coquelin Latiolais and others,
and west by public road.
Terms and conditions cash.
Shcriff's Office this 9th day of March 1890.
CAB. GARDEMAL-Sheriff.
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Unknown formerly belonging to John
BrOussard,
100 acres n frac u sec ct 1ssrl2e ss.76
Unknown formerly belonging to HOyt a.
Jos. Griffin,
| 500 acres W :. Of " q sec 10 1ssr2e.
u SEGA Issr11e n,52
James NOrgress,
I25 7O-IOO acres sec SO 10 srIOs 4.e2
Unknown formerly belonging to Jacob
McWilliams,
no 6S-IO0 acres sec 6st 10srIOe 4.ss
Unknown formerly belonging to Victor
Hines,
4s2 14-i00 lots 3. 4. 5. sec 24t9srse 1884
Unknown formerly belonging to G. w.
| Quine,
| 50 acres lot sec ~ 0srse 5,2s
Unknown formerly belonging to Vic
TORN Hines,
15s 20-1OO acres lot sec 24tssr9e 5.2s
Unknown formerly belonging to @. w.
CrawsOn,
s27 os-lOo lots St Q sec 24tssree 11,s2
Unknown formerly belonging to @. w.
Livingston,
240 lot 10 sec 24t0sr9e s4
Representatives of 7. 0. Dugas 4 A..
PecOt,
s2i 25-Ioo q sec 2strosr7e
l60 W i sec so rOsrse 1864
c. l.. Hardman,
~ 4 ofn 9 4 sec stl3srl1s 2,72
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81
Is WEEKS,

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed
securely wrapped, to any address in the
United States for three months on receipt
of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount al
lowed to postmasters. agents and clubs.
Sample copies mailed free.
Address all orders to RICHARD X. Fox.
Franklin Square, N. Y
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sB-FoR CLUB RATES. or anxfnrther informa-
ton desired write legibly to the undersigned
clearly stating your residence with State, County
Street and number. More rapid return mail de-
livery will be assured by enclosing an envelope
bearing your full address.
IMPORTANT.
All ordinary letters containing Postal Notes,
Money Orders, issued by all Express or New
York Exchange, Addressed
M. A. lDAUPHIN.
New Orleans. La.
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Notice,

Is hereby given, that intend 70 apply
to the general assembly Of the state Of
Louisiana. for leave to sue the state ~
the balance due me on my salary q
Judge OF the Sd judicial district up To
the date that my successor in Office was
qualified in 1865. Edward Simon.
st. Martinyille. La, March 2lst 1890.
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Address Registered Letters Containing
Currency to
New Orleans National Bank,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
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tho price given with twenty per cent, and cost
and pealty udded.
CAB. CARDINAL,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector,
April % 1890. Parish of st. Martins.
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Mrs. ii. N. Niblett,
W acres Martin Teche Durio v Lake
'iartin I2l,52
Mrs. Augustine Atigustin,
Is acres n Mayer e Teche Castillo - RlsnL
acres n. DoirOn e Roy Road " Street 5.es
John Alexandra,
1 small Building ,so
j. w. Hines,
Building Horses Mules ICcvs 1sso
Louise Pitre,
Zenon N"on m
Mrs. Laperuze
l26 acres n Z sec 25 tQsr7e. sxm..
sec 20 tvs Q. n a u of n L sexr Il
,Ssr @. sc 4 OF n e 4 and Q n of
= sec StSsr1e swt of q g 4 sec mi
ssr Sc. NV sec S0t 9sr8e VIZ 81
so = sec sOtSsrSe. SCI Of y Il sec
1850
On the said day will sell the such norton .,
said property as such debtor will point out. and
in case the debtor will not point out ssf;c;on,
property, will at once. and without further A.
Lay, sell the least quantity or property Of .nv
debtor which any bidder will buy for the amonnt
OF taxes, interest snd costs due By said debto,
The sale will be without appraisement 70,
cash in legal tender money of the Ueited State.
and the property, sold shall be redeemable a,
any time for the space Of one year. by nyipr
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BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and laws Of the State of Louisiana
! will sell at the principal front door Of the
Court House. in which the District Court Of said
parish is held within the legal hours for Judi.
cial sales. beginning at eleven O'Clock a. m, on
SATURDAY. Nav 3lth. 1890.
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NON RESIDENTS.

II N..Adams,
ia ecrcs soc lI0t27sr So. 2O
Rep. of j. b. Bres,
2 q Ss-l0o acres lot sec 1t f0sr5e. q
Pierre Blanchard,
zoo acres se |, of ne !, sc q tIssrl2
= OF sec II I3srl2 en- ., ofnw
sec ~ IL l2e. neA Of "A sec II
tI3srT2e ON
+. Begnaud Il O. Guidry,
q acres n rhibodeaux, Breaux, Becnaud.
wVermillion o.
Z. A. BrOussard,
"A 50-l0 aces lot sec o t IIsree -
j. c. Blown Il Ais,
al l2-l00 acres n y of i,&swi, of
y sec - I0srS e. Lots 3, l. ia
., 10. al, IL. IL. II, Is. tIOsrse 77s
Eugene Borrel,
- acres Bonin Bayou Carlin Dam
terive Benoist "u- q N
Joseph Calvert,
100 1870 acres W u of n LAe Iof,
y sec 10 Is $ r II e. W. ofnwhsen,ee
of n W a sw Y 4 W n of 3 e i sec iii
ar IL O.. NV and u of 8 W !. SCI,
OF s W i sec II { IS sre ON
Mrs. Odile Doucet,
90 acres Tally Cormier Capucin
CRpucin .uo
EdSard and whitworth,
o @-1 % acres q y sec 81, IL 9 IN az
Of n W x sec 81 IL rlIe sooa
OBryceEllIot.
y acres lot 4 sec { 11sr9e -
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Club Rates: E Tickets for $50

Special Rates Arranged With Agents.
AGENTS WANTED in every town and
city in United States and British Ameri-
ca.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed
by special deposit of five hundred
thousand dollars (S50O,OOO. with the
State Government, and approved by Je-
sus Arechca, Governor.
Drawings under the personal supervi-
sion of Lie. Herminio Arteage. who is ap-
pointed by the Government as interven-
tor.
IL CERTIFY that with the State Trea-
surer all necessary guarantees are depo-
sited. assuring full payment of all prizes
of this drawing.
o HERMINfO ARTEAGA, Intervetnot."
IMPORTANT.
Remittances must be either by New
York Draft, Express or Registered Let
ter, American money, Collections can
be made by Express Companies or
Banks. Ticket sent direct to manage
ment will be paid by drafts on New
York, Montreal, st. Paul, Chicago, San
Francisco or City of Mexico. For fur
Their information address
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager,
10Y 3 ly ZACATECAs, MEXICO.
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FOR THE BLOOD,
Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
Biliousness. take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
II cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in
medicine. Get the genuine.
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CORPORATION OF ST. MARTrNvILLE

j. Alfred Hitter,
Lot bounded n Port ct, q St. Martin 1t,
Hart W FOurnet. Lot bounded Fridge
st, Q church st, s-w church land. Lot
bounded n kerlegan Theatre ct, Marti-
net W college at. 9,84
Estelle Landry,
Lot bounded Martinez. Washington
Richard W Theatre 1T, Is
Mrs. Demas PARCEL,
Lot bounded n jefferson ct, Q Theatre ct,
Claiborne W school lands $50
j.. j. SOrbet,
Lot bounded Buchanan st, 9 Cemetery ct
Capdeville W Pinaud st, 90
CORPORATION OF BREAUx BRIDGE
Mrs. II. n. Niblett,
Lot bounded Brousard Domeneeaux
Martin W Main street 6,57
Augustin Roy,
Lot bounded n Road Bernard Hollier
Badon 90
LAND SOLD TO THE STATE.
Breaux & Babineau,
SO acres bounded Martin Webre Gathe
W VermilliOn. I.28
AdeOdate Marks,
80 aeres bounded n Smith Teche Ward
W Smith 684
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f. w. Edgard,
1ls $500 acres " Il &seh Of n " \ sec
81 IL srlIe La
j. II. Francis,
~ acres n Girard Mouton s-w- so
Alphonse Conner.
1876 3s-lO0 acres the undivided II of g Il of
@ a sec 70 Is r II nell OF a
sec 2gt Is T IL g. y of n W q sec Y
IL lie 1,1S
Alexis Hebert,
I6I acres n /. Of rec St IS rae la
Henry Zephirin Hebert,
II acres bounded BrOussard Teche
Martin W Road 1,6O
Kels0 & Mason,
l6O acres n g !, sec IS IL sr9e LIZ
Alfred LattOiais,
IG2 acres bounded Begnaud Teche
Bernard W Roy 4.s6
Norbert Landry,
So acres lots ), q. o. sec d lots sec IL 10
sr5e 80
Martin & LedOux,
= acres n W 4 of ne i OF 8 " 4 sec2t
.ssr7e 8
Estiver Marcelin,
- acres 8 =. Of W Il acc 4t9sf7e %
d. A. MOrrcl, now unknown.
76 acres W 4 Of W a sec 81 I0sr9e IS
Amanda MelancOn,
1913 94-l00 acres Z Of 4 sec - 10
rse 40
George Platsmyer,
80 acres W \. Of W 4 rec p 1sr9e %
Emile Pitre,
l5s sO-1OO acres 4 sec stllsr9e l,o
PecOt, Carpenter & Tallcy.
20 acres bounded Noel Q Brous-
sard w Teche $40
Alcide Polesky,
20 ss-I0O acres e X Of n Il sec q lisr
i2e Ia
ID. Roy, & A. DuriO,
20 acres bounded Bush ThibOdeaux
Bush W - 30
Douglas A. Stewart. now unknown,
sl4 7O-lO0 acres g y of n \ and u sec 10
t11sr9e. lots and sec Ii lIsr9e. ~ l.
100 acres Q 4 Of eli sec lot 10 r 2 q Lots 5
sec Is 10 SRI e. Bought Of Douglas
Stewart from l.. Allen, Feb. 9th 1850 500
Joseph Sennette,
CO 7O.lOO acres lots and sec 81 10sr9e. Y
Teche Lumber & Saw Mill Co.,
$50 acres n W 4 sw4 \ sec p tlis
12e 7,20
Harvey Vaughn,
90 Sl-1OO acres n e Il Of 9 " 4 " i OF
Sc 4 sec s2 lOsr8e 100
w. ii. Vining.
24O acres g Ii & e Il of W Il sec 2tl4sr
l2e 2S8
Valery Ledoux,
SO acres bounded Tortue Lassale q
Duchamp W self. AZ acres bounded De-
cOuir @ Duchamp Duchamp " Decuir.
q acres n Q Z and part of y sec % ( 0
sr9e GAO
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"REMEMBER, that the payment of Prizes is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
the President of an Institution. whose charter
ed rights are recognized in the highest Courts;
therefore, beware Uf all limitations or anony-
nous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part or fraction of Ticket ISSUED BY Us in
any Drawing. Anything in our name offered for
less than Dollar is a swindle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
BURIAL TREATMENT.
A Remarkable but Seemingly Successful
Remedy for Rheumatism.

-
Remedy for Rheumatism
81 saw that man buried forty years
ago"
The remark was made by Sergeant
Outright few days since, says the At
lanta Constitution, and as ne spoke, he
pointed to a sturdy-looking man of mid.
die age, who was walking down the
street.
How was that, sergeant?"
"Well. il is curious story. On
farm adjoining the one on which | was
born lived old Uncle Billy Christian,
good man and true as ever lived. Uncle
BILLY had a son who was a good deal
older than myself. This young man
was unfortunately afflicted with acute
infammatory rheumatism. All over his
body his flesh was Just like boil, and
he suffered agonies and tortures untold.
Old Uncle Billy owned a woman called
Aunt Betty, who was famous all over the
community as weaver. One day | was
sent over there 10 get some
weaving that she had done for
our family. and while there ! saw
young Christian buried. Somebody
told the family that if they would dig a
hole and bury young Christian in the
earth for forty-eight hours, first putting
on him mixture of turpentine and
other bomely medicine, IL would cure
him. Like anybody else. they decided
10 try tho remedy as last resort, and
they went 70 work 20 carry out the
heroic treatment prescribed Well. sir.
when got there they had dug the hole
and placed the poor fellow in f., all but
his head, which was not affected. and
after packing the dirt around him. they
remained 20 watch the effects of the
cure. lie endured the confinement for
the prescribed period, although suffer
ing intensely during the whole time
and whom they took him out he hard i
looked like the same man. But frC Il
that day forward he began 10 improve
Tho rheumatic affection disappeared. he
began - fatten up, and finally became
as sound and hearty as any man n tht
community.
And that is the man?"
THAT Is he. Years have passed sine,
then. and Christian lives to-day. strik.
ing testimonial 81 the efficacy % the
burial treatment IN cases Of infamma
tory rheumatism
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

nl-a E. sale eloos l..ee So Ma,
i.ll Al>at-f cfa.au tlN Nni 81
taer, he $3.50 le laa atara iii.st.
saE e at, Nas s.ls ea.4 W
Nala as a-a taAt E1e l
@.as Us Mef 81, 1e4lh WAS iegaa-
WAS atsefg-nt ana ncir s.atcl.
Ntena- ~Haa Na. tHs ntNi a tHl>
lie FaLa foreman at sass 5 enttl
Nolks. bul Was at tome sl.A n a
ea-4 tll- 4e.a4en{ oec1lftt ht aatr
"a aeselrpl ai tle oansifueto-. 81 i..e
lalA, -.lla aeknau .ge1 ulai g Ne..d
have aeel m4ea safer 81 tae clf.l II.
paab, lla aeel hafta auNu, oa lt.-
"a ao.e Ae ald noi iink q safe l-aet
lo work
flank erean was neKl caiei saa h.
I..li q f>aDti s4W at tal factory -
testimony Mas Ui-.iu parlsll ss nt static.
he Naall uut pHaf e. .aok al a., .4tll.>
nor tilolr lesalgs. it stated. luNtttl.
taat he was tae hrsi 81 inform hmg-
north laai lIeie aa4 aaen an aco.l..il-
Manage IaH ng SIMPLY retcIal 81
t1e testimony ne had given earitl .a
Iae aay
Ile hole testimony 80 Tar tken,
while s1meW aal contradictory as g.. taU
aoics lht different mfn fgll "a a44 NiIt
taken 0ut ol except tlat Houl o. tatta
fe.l lu tat regular uaps. ol .s ta iat
peUhe cause oi q aH, aglas ou out
pout KE That distinct ola.E,
had been gVeu a. tac mtn l.t
O. work after dark ana oa uo
account to attempt g. remove amy
blanks, iut 60 invariably use tne tIans
made Tor tae purpose. lt also seems g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
rwENrY - BIRFHpAY
pros-r Rseosaltloa - aa ths ehareses
EoutHrrou

tsep-r Rseoxsstloa bs aa ghs Sharehss
Fouaarrou
The Yoeag Mems Narslaa Ass9ca
uea u lr4te tile tae utY-la RI
aal ssrsary 81 IT, oggaa.1At At-a ter or-
soa For 600 ~ three yeats aast taas
been tI.e casllm for al Tile
t3 nal3 a mass meeting at Hartman s.
ia Ia Lle llarDlog. taI t.. R.ar f.n
gr,efarl has fen taFto -.mlf..f
A.l lar caleles SILL La-d slte -
ff.s Ce.l-1 eullrattc cr lre eEsnf.
slt tUe various pastors wI lta4 tne
aunaal report ot tte asssctstan al
tne-f regular services lu the nor. ~.
Iu tle afternoon instead ~ lhr e~....
a.tl 8 meeting az Hartman s. tae lu.el-
ll- Hl ue mucA more extern. sd. ana =.
tIc uaIlre at a reunion az all tle Cfe
memoer, Most, or perhaps all u tae
passion, ala rectors u the e.tg. N.E be
ID attendance, ant i expected q
m4ny 0t Dem wll dGyer short 4a-
dresses
one of tLe most interesting events n
connection Win tAe affair Wll Co. tul
presence ot au of tne presidents ot the
association during us twenty y-tirCe
years ol existence, except Mr. Boistori
who nss moved away, and ar Hueaau.
who &, visiting "a Florida. There have
been n all, including the pres.deu
eject. eleven. Their names are.
H. ~ Crosby. Harvey J HOlister. ".
q. Hughart, john H. Z. Hughart. Eli
WIN j. sweet. Edwin Hoyt. Jr., Julius
Beikey, NcDCOrge Bundy, George g..
WhlIa0ith a4d JAS. L. Botsford.
The meeting wlll commence at 4
ID. IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
rURtL1 PERSONAL.

Peter Doran was in Hastings on bos.-
ness yesterday.
=. ". o'Connor has returned from d
business trip 20 AsheN N.... n. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II 5au. of Dmou-
dale, are visiting J ~ Worth and
family.
Mrs. J.. J. FiizMorrls, of Nalloy-aYe.,
has been very sick for three weeks with
the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Burdick have rc-
turned 10 OsWcg0, y. D., after a X.s.t
with Mrs. {. r. COo
james +. Nayburv, OF Cortland. n.
y. j. the guest of hls brother, j. D.
Maybury, Oi MadlsOu-ayc.
Mrs. 4. G.. Bunneli has returned from
Fremont Center, where she was called
10 attend the funeral OF her brother
Mrs {. T. Hartman has returned
from Kalamazoo, whore She was sadly
afflicted with la grippe. Her father,
Rev. u. +. Barnes, returned With hci.
,. ". Wurzburg, Es9.. tho dry goods
dealer. left yesterday for New York
CITY, % SAL thence Ou hls annual huel-
ness and pleasure mp 10 Germany and
other countries on the continent
Mrs +. f. Constantine. Of Chicago,
whose husband has been appointed %
a position .n tho Government printing
office. IS a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Rely, of Broadway, and other friends
in TINS city, before going % her new
home IN Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

That tie public appreciate our grand
linen safe is manifest by the great rusn
we had yesterday Wednesday on our
opening day. our customers see, by
pricing the goods, that this Is no hum
hug, but actual bargains. Be sure and
take advantage OF TINS sale, a. this may
hc chance for a lifetime. Ii you
doubt il, all we ask is 10 examine linens
aud prices, and YOU viii doubt no more.
We would advise our customers, II pos
slble, 10 come IN the forenoon in order
20 AVOID the oreatrush of the afternoon.
NOIGT, HERPoIsHEWER q Go.
y. B.-This sale Will continue for a
limited time only. Come AT once if you
wish to avail yourself of these prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Last summer Henry Tatro, Of At
gonna township. made a complaint
against Jacob Rector, claiming that hc
pointed a gun 30 hi, daughters. Rector
was arrested and held for trial before
Justice Meyers, but Tatro dad not APP
pear against him. Rector thcn bad
Tatro before the justice, charging bonn
with false lmpr soumcnt Hc appeared
against hs man. and obtained verdict
for $40 and $40 Coeis 1atro h8s aF-
pcaIed the case o. tho CrCu. d court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

The sale Of seat for Minnie Nadden's
engagement begins az Powers box Office
tins morning. Ou Wednesday evening
Miss Madden VII appear IN her recent
comedy ysuccess, fcathcrbrain." Thurs
day evening, In spite Of All" is an
nOuncCd.
Seats are going fast for "Ermnie," at
Powers sunday evening.
The Nelson family announce per
formances at RodmOnd's Theater both
this afternoon and evening. Their act
IS not only novel, but marvellous. They
accomplish Turns, tumblcs and aero
Latte ieats that are possible only with
themselves. The Nelson's VIII not ap-
pear here again for several seasons.
y. :. Wood has brought out many
plays of a sensational order. most all Of
which assume To depict life as il is in
the larger cities. The secret of h.s sue
cess is that he portrays character, and is
surrounded 10y situations and scenes
that are easily recognized as probable
IT not real. Wood VII appear at Red
mOnd's all of next week in MS new
play, "Out in the Streets" II VIII be
presented with due regard to scenery,
etc. Seats are now on sale.
Lovers Of clever speciality acts should
not fail TO attend Smiths Opera House
TINS week There VIII be a matinee
tins afternoon at 2:l5 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Constable a. il Chamberlain was
t.reau FROM hs rrt rerdar after
non on Nsf -9H-ar ar hac
cr-t His rg,t ann arf tno1 or rarr
sererer rrs snei He bad ao-Hrr.
a v dropped taf fines wa. - arrarr. r1
t- r1ne ane p leaning forward q. Vrl
tasrr nf vehicle t0rraf forwerr e-f
frrrw h.rr OFT
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Tomnis Ryan, the przf fighter. who
was arrested ~ Officer Covsu night ~
fore last. for hls alleged completely 81 a
fight slth Immre Murphy. last Oofo.
ber. wss token before Juenes Weetfall
yesterday snd waved eTau-nstion.
De pas nr'd ~ TIE circuit court snd
he bond fixed 81 sl9o1, WINCH hr
n .r1 ~ z re, and ~as aga p Irckcd ur.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
sun Fire Onice of London. Established
A ID 17IO.

Mr.. c. w. Watkins, having been ap-
pointed resident agent of this com
pany at Grand Rapids succeeding
Mes-rs. Perkins q Mason and Hunt X
CO.. ;, policy holders requiring indorsc-
ment on their policies, or any other
business with the company, viii please
call on him, No. | Canal-st., under Old
National Bank. LEWIS 7. None All,
State Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

The Largest and Best piece Of SOAP on
the market for the money. 1t is put up in II
ounce bars, and retails everywhere at cents.
1t is especially recommended for laundering,
bath and toilet purposes The SataAns is
unsurpassed in quality and purity. Once
used aud you viii never buy another make.
Give it a trial 1t is to your interest. The
Satahne is for sale by all grocerymen.
Manufactured by
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

After you nave found a suitable Office,
you want a carpet or linoleum for it.
\ on can save money IN buying a short
length or dropped pattern from Nolgt,
Herpolsheimcr II Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Tuesday evening at 6 O'Clock winds
up our linen sale; those that fail to
take advantage of this great sale VIII
miss il. 4 word to the wise is sufii-
Gent.
NoIar. HERrOIsHFINFR & Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

For the next two weeks / viii make
a discount of - per cent. to my custom
crs on all their purchases for cash.
j. /. WILKES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

The Valley soap Company, of Bay
City. manufactures of tine "Satalne'
soap, have hlt on a popular scheme 10
Introduce their goods IN the market
Any person returning twenty wrap
pnr= taken from tHe >8t3lle soap % 4
grocer handling these goods VIII receive
as g present q box containing twcly,
bar, of elegant toilet soap. gift OF
this description viii toe appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure SICK
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. on 3
Constipation. PC per box, boK IS
for 81. For sale by White q Whit,
drucg ats, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

One-fourth of sale at the Famous
Shoe store. IS C4naI-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
once Seekers,

Sataline. Best soap in the market
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
January (, 1890.

Onc-fOurth off sale at the Famous
Shoe store, I6 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

One-fourtb Of sale at the Famous
shoe store, f6 CauaI-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
Sick Headache.

Ono-fourth of sale at the Famous
Shoe store. i6 Caual-~t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

The Pension Department has upon its
rolls the names Of txenty-seven ridows
of revolutionary soldiers who have been
regularly paid pensions up to tho pres
eut time Three Of them are g. years
Of age and two %. Tho younges. IS u.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Seats are going fast for "Ermmie," a
Powers Sunday evening.