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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
Aunt Serena's Century Plant
81 M Z BRUSH

Somehow | always seemed to be an
odd spoke IN the family wheels. Honora,
NY elder sister, was the beauty Tall,
graceful, with taultless features, delicate
PINK amt white complexion, soft blue
eyes, and raHishlng golden hair She
danced dlylneiy sang like an angel aud
vas incompatible IN every way
Naude, next Ia age, vas the 4enlu:
She was pretty, too, with !, broad low
brow, dreamy, dark eyes, white, swan
Hh' meek and Il thoughtful expression
tAat was positively bewitchinq She
"ore short wasted, sagc-colored gowns
and picturesque, broad -brinmel hats.
AHa generally had 4 spotless lawn ker-
ehci crossed OH her bosom with clus
tnf u poSles nesting there Maude was
very accomplished She dabbled in art
sad made "studieS in washed-o,.t blues
snd dismal green, To me, the sub biects
"err vague and misty and generally con
sisted ol big-eyed maiden in clinging
fooe5 gazing lonsingly over !. parti-col
ored seq. never knew whether she was
ooNlng for sea serpent or the coming
nan. and | hadn't the courage to ask
Nauie. She wrote ,ounetS. too, and
ser,es ending with ',Enyoi, togethe,
with lot OF French sauIwicAed in here
sad there.
A. for myself. / was commonplace a.
y features, eyes and hair was not
gifted in any way All that could do
"as 70 cook We'll, sew and keep things
Hly Mamma, who IN her prime had
'eea queen OF beauty and intel ect, said
.-a, took after my father side, the
bar!owe,, who were plain, p!oddJng peo
Pc, III for nothing but work and earning
money Poor papa had earned q great
deal during his lifetime, and had LETT u
With fine fortune, but somehow mamma
and been >ingu,afly unfortunate ia taking
care Of II, her agents had proven IN
Worthy q the truss. aud so, At The time
Oh winch am speaking, we had hard
~oTN 10 make both e4ds NEE, Namma
"a''' 'A,Nea Aer brains over pla,s tar re
duelng on exposes lIoaor., r-..i,nsI,
fixed over Aes old garment, and his took
most ot her TINE MIa- copied h.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

AID sure enough there really was. We
t0und legacy Of rsarlv .wo thousand
dollars hidden among ske matted Ioos:
;; Aunt SeTena's CsnSuT: piaas = Ia. +
- SlAl.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

I were you. : great, homely, scragey
hing Nevel blossom Till they re hun.
tred sears old, I've heard, ana who'd
:aTe Tor It 1nea say MargeFy, Id pitch
/ Ii the ash barrel
No, snaEnula dear, | shan I1epled,
With gay little laugh al Lel vehenence.
Nc, | shall keep It AMI take good care
II It, too. Poor auntie seemed to think
% much or L Even insisted Oh having
t o. Lei Dedslde. II va: ter oniJipes
'he hadn't q al q :. doz, only this
olslt It honely ana scta2zy, a. you
'ay. DAr il Sian potfel ,od long, tos
"nEn Roger aud q housekeeping, I'll
axe it with lie
Mamma trowned aud tie g.lis looked
'oIrmu This w4s the way they always
acteu "hsn spoke Of Roger Ashton |
vas engaged 10 him, you know, ana be
vas nothing but & poor, JouDe lawyer
though the cleyerest, dearest fellow IL
the world Mamma and the girls wanted
ne rO marry squire House, grim, old
vido"e1 who had dlned with Us one day,
and, taking q notion to something which
[ had cooked fancied that / was lust the
wife for him
However, though generally pretty
| meek about things, was determined to
have M own way about this affair, ana
SO as time went on, Roger and / were
married ana began housekeeping il
, humble, little cottage As had said,
the century plant went with US Poor as
we were, had the luxury Of bag win
| dow filled with trailing ivies, scarlet ger
anluns, white and golden chrysanthe
Yums and dainty prlm1 oses. and here. in
tie midst OF these gay beauties, was the
i century plant, like d grim giant amid
group OF fairies Nevertheless, | took
| the best Of care OF it, for I had pledged
Iuy word to aunrle Among other In
functions regarding 1t, she had told me
with solemn earnestness that strangely
! impressed NE at the time; BE sure and
re.pot it il fresh soli next year, Niece
Margery. Do remember F"
The end % the twelve months found
Roger and myself struggling hard with
lifes stern realities Though love was
| plenty IN oul little home, money was
scarce, and just then oui expenses were
unusually heavy, tor d dear little baby
daughter had CONS bringing JOY but
added sponsiblilty.
One aft.tnoon we sat talking over our
worries ila1ll grew fairly sick and
I could beat !, holonger SO | exclaimed
'-7,oine, 1aslest; don't let US brood
5er our troubles any longer. God has
tsNen care Of Us So far aud has kept as
!, through sickness and danger. We have
much for which 70 be thankful. lie. Us
throw side ti4e.e dismal folebodings
1t j glollo,1> October day Come OUT
~ ~ ,,a ~,
up some oT LILY poslea before Jack Frost
.r,v4. a. IL and vil SonLbel, ue
So. ,.,.n,< I,
: too Le.,, lo1 ne IL carry out."
Hea,s / should think it vast
= .oi.s.,..,3 .. T. ,;f,.a ,bs tho -,
!, ~ i, an,
aenositad ;, 81 -. ~, T..
rorcb -,j ts.i-
-. IT,
r.aa. ~ III, 49,,
a - n.. "
-, ! .r ! !, n,,
Nlargery th, best ta!ns ,oa 81
do Is to let me yiyc.4 il On .n41 rr4uDlsI
pile wonder
Nonsense. said |. pontlu. .Yol
know you're only trying 10 tease III Il
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
FUN

A msl aevs1 knows Eow much &c can
10 till lie tries-nor how 6al. he can do
Z, either Hass..gt P.sE
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

4 rupy Weighing 304 carsts Is reported
fTen one of the ruby mines in BuruAh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

TIE nTs- railroad IL TIE United States
was built os Peter Cope.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
Richmond and DanVlIo R. R. Co.
tUlttliSti Schedule i'll ElrCl May IS 1890
DAILY.

Iiaul- Kun hy =. Meridian Time
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
What. Indeed.

From the Boston Globe.
John-Clara,I I've got an impoI tant qucs-
ton to ask you.
Clara-I know what il is. You want me
to he your wife. / dreamed it. Well, take
me.
Rather nonplussedl -"Hou dreamed
it?"
ayes, ] dreamed last mig that you
asked me what l arm asking You, and that
you took me i'm your arms and kissed me
after l said you -"
What could John do?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
A Star-Chan,l,er Session.

From the New York sun.
Landlady-Jane, has Mrs. Second Floor
Front gone out? Jane-Sis, num-. Land
iady-And is the door closed leading, UP
stairs? Janc-Yis, mum. Landlady-
Then you may shut the kitchen windows
and pound the steak for dinner.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
nER MAJESTY VICTORIA.

49, -
- -. x.-,,- r-.-..,,.,x .s
-. ssc... 10.
Nine. A,,ssni in the New York world.
"A good oeaI mas oeen sSsu .a'ery :" tne
concerning Queen victoria,
false Impressions with regard to the
queen that I am, tempted to send you a
few notes about her, and, as 1 have had
ally being acquainted with her majesty
hope you will believe they are true.
With regard to the queen's public ca
oacitv "A in needless for me to speak,, as
IN ~ ".,a Inc. how sbe has fulailed
an the woria NOV = s"e a"s;.. anSI
uer r,~..SS 20 crd.av-
shall tnerefore co"n sSs ~ S;s.
and especially OF her life i'm her Scotch
highland home, as 1t In there that l have
seen her m no ;,, nIa nave h"d 'h' NEST OPP
III Inc queen hr.nS ss ss, reads and ansmers
her letters ana transacts business. sneis
fond of the open air, and IL the weather
into n tent or summer-house upon the
lawn, which commands an extensive and
most lovely view of L~ochnaRar. it's sur
Dee.
After this comes u walk ora drive i'm a
Which, no one i: ever present except Mem.
hers OF the royal fam ly.
During the afternoon the queen takes a
mics and always i'm an open Carriage.
She dimes late, never before & 30 p. m. An
with the guests who may nave been i'm
vited finishes the day, and the queen re-
tires to re 81.
and thoughtful to- everybody with whom
she comes i'm contact, remembering the
lies and their occupations, and giving
evidence of this at most unexpected
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
DRESS GOODS.

Silk Pushes. new goods, coc:
damaged goods. 2sc.
Surahs and Satins, new, 22Rc;
damaged. 25c.
Silk Warp Henrietta, new. 7oc;
damaged. 7sc.
All Wool Cashmere, new, 32Lc;
damaged, $50.
All Wool. 4o-inch Henrietta.
new. 42Kc; damaged. 45c.
All Wool. 5-inch Gray Ladies
Cloth, new, 33Hc; damaged. $50,
Silecia Calico. Crinoline, White
Goods, etc. new, SC; damaged. sc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
CARPETS! CARPETS!

Brussels. new goods. 35c; dam
aged goods. SIC.
Extra All Wool, new. 45c: dam
aged, 47c.
Linoleums, new. 4oc; damaged,
A2c.
Oil Cloths. new. 22Rc: dam
aged. 25c.
Opaque Shades. new, e5c: dam
aged, $50.
Lace Curtains. TAPPED Edge
new, o5c; damaged. 75c.
Curtain Poles, complete. new
,oc: damaged. csc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
NOTIONS.

Ribbed all wool hose. 10 cents;
damaged price, 10 cents. If ours
amt" worth double theirs we
will make no charge.
Compare our SO cent Cashmere
Hose with those advertised as
worth SI.25.
We beat their prices on Laces:
also on Buttons and Handker-
chiefs. We do this every day and
make no fuss" about it. Ladies'
Silk Hose. 45c; damaged price.
soc. We sell wide-very wide
Sash Ribbons for Ioc. How wide
is their's2
All Wool Scarlet Underwear
which they ask the "pittance" OF
62H cents for we sell at 50 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
R~EADY-NADE CLOTHING.

$3.50 Overcoats, better than
their 81. so damaged goods.
s.. so Sack and Frock Suits. SUI
perior to their 81. SO smoked ones.
All Wool Pants at ooc, better
than their 500 soilcd ones
200 Pairs Boys Knee Pants at
IS cents.
$50 Pairs Boys Wool Knee
Pants at 50 cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31
WRAPS.

Compare our Long Wraps for
$500 with Fire Sale Chestnut
STYLES at 5000. We make walk
over" prices on all qualities of
Wraps.
We want every buyer that came
in on a Fire Sale Excursion Ticket
to ride home at our expense. We
intend that you shall do SO if
Goods at Low Prices are an in
duccment to you.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-31

MISS u. f. EDMONsoN. MRS. II. JORGENs.
EDMONSON g. JORCENS,
DRESS AND MANTIE MAKERS.
The Best OF Satisfaction Guaranteed.
COPINUS OCH,
Anaconda, Mont.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-10
See a 8.

Sn Dallas 1T Gapt. Grapfotb,
ein erfabrener GluBsS SOFTER bonn Neo
&ioer eingetroHen, I'm bon Dallas OH
ben GluBlauf bes Srinitp big our Miins
bung genau gu prifen uno fet3ufeueu,
mos Qles gu gei6eben babe, um ben
Stub fur Dampfer mittlerer @r6Be fabr.
bar gu MAIDEN.
= 9ei columbus mar Der Colorado
&iuer am l. SUM 26 Sub bod unb
NOR babel nod i'm Steigen begriHen.
Das sauas Nieberunsslanb ifebt unter
WaHsr uno bic grnten in ben ieben fino
fat p6aig bernidtet.
= Sn @albeiton bat fi6 cine Gsfsn=
f6aft uater ben Namen Galveston
Trading & Importing Company
gebilbet, wel6e Die Nbf9t bat, ben
oirecten Smport bon Sibfrhdten in
arOBem Mabfabe gu betreiben. Sn
New Orleans III beieits elm Dampfer
gu oieiem 3mede ansetauft tuorbeu.
6etr Safob Weinberger 1T nod Central.
Stbamerifa absereilt, urn birecte 8ers
binbunsen fur ben Smport bon gana=
men unb Sraugen anaufnipfen.
= Die 3eras 6 pacifis Babn tpirb
offer Wabri&einli9feit mad nod i'm
2aufe bieies Sommer lire 3pur BON
Sierra glanco nod 81 pafo ausz
behtteu.
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Wucrlef.

-'9ie Jeitr oes Stiftuugsfefes bes
Orbens bet .9ermannsi6bne", pel6e
am porigen SOnntag abeebalten perz
ben To1te, 1T Der un9iinfigen Mitterung
tpeaen auf biefen Sonntog berf6oben
morben.
= Nuf ieiner Oil Der GaIab9 aeteges
nen Tarm. 8 Weilen BON San Mntoz
nio, fling Ser $. s. s. Ndermanlt elm
NrmabiQo ober @irteltbier. Ser Mnz
aabe auer aatursei6i9tlider Werfe gum
SroBe, pelde iieif unb feft bebaupten,
baB oas Nrmabil eigentli6 rur in
Glib Mmerifa,' in b~erein5elten @remplas
rem biellei6t In @entralsM merifa, porz
tomlne, siebt es bier in Wet=Seras ees
rem cine san3e Nn3abl. Sn Der @efane
aenfdaft baIten f6 bieie Sbiere iebr
i6ledt, unb aud bas in benz biefigen
2oolosif6en @arten befinbli6e @hrtelz
tbier ging trob Der iotgiam iten pfle9e
rod elm paar Monateu Elm.
= Clara Sultan, bas iunge Mdbe
dsu, bas bor Elm paar Sagen einen
Selbfmorbbetfu9 bur9 @rf9ieBen Be.
garaen bate, befinbet ii6 auf benz Wege
Der geferung. sic 1T bic So6ter Ell,
mes Garmers aus Mebina County
urb mar erif ieit 9ur3em in Gan Nn.
tonic.
= gu Der am 80. September begin.
nenoen Snternationalen Gair iinb fdor
aablrei6e Nnmelouugen bon Nusitelerr
eiueetrohen, b~eionbers bon 3a9terr
berebelter 8ieb. &aKen.
= Die ibliden S6uIsGeierlidteiter
gum Sabres. 56luB beginner in bel
0o9f9ule ON Greitcg, ben 10. SUM-,
Wapor @alagban miro bic Diploml
pertbeilen unb &i9ter Waltbaa mirt
bic Geftrebe balteu urib bic beiben fiji,
beionbers CUTE 2eiifun9en allsgeiebter
Mebailen austbeilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-10

Gin onberbarer Serr lit Der
Gr5bii@of Sabre bon Montreal.. .Sa
einem 6irtenbrief, mel6en ct fiir3li9
oet6hentIidt bat, felt ct ben neulideu
Sranb ber BON ben barmber8igen
59ueieru geleiteten Srrenanftalt au
2ougue pointe, mobei cine Mense SIRE
unb mebrere b~a,mber3ige Sdmetern
oos 2ebea berloren. als cine 5trafe bes
0immels 6ar, neil es in Canada 2eute
gebe, bic ben 5onntag ti6t b%eiligten.
IS beiBt barin p6rtli1:
vWenn mir uns tur ber grdBli6en
Dro9uaaen unieres Germ aegen Dieies
rtgen ertnnern, melde Ben Sag ents
tpetben, 10 metoen mir tpeniger er.
taunt iein, baB Soft uns ioIGe 3ii9s
tjgungen f6idt."
@s liegt nabe, BEN Germ Gr8biI9of
Tabre 81 fragen, Ob es benn bic 5armz
ber3igen Sdpefera ftnb, pel1e ben
Sag bes 9errn entneibt baben, unb
mas beun in iebem Talle bic armen Sr.
rem basu founten9 Nber iener !6err lift
ia, tnenn mir ni6t irren, Der ndmlide,
tpel6er Dor einigen Sabren Bel einem
geiu6e III Gom bon ben bortigen ill.,
bii9en Nntiquaren &eliquien fir feline
Stride %einfaufie, tatt fi6 arben beiligen
Batter ielber gu tpenben, neil er oabur9
@slo gu ibaren bottle. Man barf alio
tpobl aud feline iebigen MeuBerunsen
ti9t al5u ernf nebmen. u. B. %.
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Gath fir Matter.

8or uber SO Sabren idou purbe
Mrs. WinsloD's Sootbing Syrup oon
Miitern beim 3abnen Der Ginber anges
penbet. Wirit Gu i'm Sdlafs ourd
bas Sdreien zines Ginbes gsft6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor S6merSen
tDeint? Wenn 70. lafe frfort cine
Glai9e bon nWtts. Minslpp's SOOTHING
Syrup" bolen. Sein Wsrtb 1T unbes
3ablbar. IS tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofOrt 2inoerung berf4afeu. Ser.
laBt gu3 barauf, Mdiier, es lit fein
3meifel bariiber. IS beilt 9pIentetn
unb 9iatrboe, re9ulirt Sen Dagger urb
bic Wierett, beieitigt Winh $ aolit. erz
tpei9t ben @aumeu, ~berbinbert Gnt3tins
oung unb ftdrft Dos eait5s Spifem.
nMrs. Winslops Soothing Syrup"
fur 3abnenbe Ginber lit ongeuebm in
@eI6mad unb bas &e3ept ftammt bon
einem Der 5eiten meibli6en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staateu. SO lit Bel allen
Druggiiten in ber gan3en Wslt SH boz
ben. 8reis rs @ts. per i}laiGe.
2auft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. @inss
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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S6ube 81 Sppttpreiien.

500 Yaar 9inberidube au 81. So.
tenpreis $1.30 unb $1.4O. 9amen=
slippers gu Is @ts. unb $1-mertI
SLIPS.
5pibenbeiebie MOrgenidube fir 90
men oler Nrten, Spe3ialitdt. 8roBt
&sbuttion! $1.75 9amensG n6pfiGubs
fir $1.50. 5llipans $500 @lacee.
leber Sn6pffdube 1T ber bette Der WeIt.
Sulipans talbleoerner S1ub fit Mdn.
tler gu $500 1T uniibertreffi9. Mdn.
neridube fiir $500, ipertb $3.50.
preisermdBi9ungen in allen anberen
MrtifeI1, tuopon in ben f"ein1ten unb
mittleren Sorten muir bas bette gefabri
Dirb. 9ie aussefGnittenen Gdnsurub.
Ieber= S6ube fir Mdnner, trasen iid
gut unb iinb comfOrtabel, befonoers 3u
empfebIen. Garbise S6ube in BIocee
5u acceptablen preiien.
O. sc. GuIIiban,
@de Commerce & st. MarD's Str.
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@eirn @eaiune hes spmmerS

1T SO UObI %3eitgemdB, bic aufmertiam.
felt aler 8runobsfiBer unb Garmer auf
elm fir iie Invertebrates @tablihement" in
bieIiger Staot unb beKen @%r3eusniIie gu
Ienten. SO lit bas bic 2uferei bes Srn.
Geo. ManbrD in Der NuHinltraBe.
Su berfelben tperben Gdiier, G%iternen,
Sants u .m., u.f.m. nit 3%ubiIfenabme
Der beften unb reueften Wiaidinerie ber'
geiteut. Wer alfo oas erquidenbe NnB
iammeln muB unb ba5u ~geeianeter Sol5,
gefdBe bebarf, Der gebe gu Geo. Mtan.
brD, penn er auf CUTE Nrbeit uno reenen
.preis febt. Shou Der blobe Nnblid
Der Wertiiatt nit ben braufenben unb
i9narrenbeu Mni6inen unb SEN li6
feiBig r~e9enben Sdnben 9ei9idter
Werfleute 1T bes 8eiudes pert5.
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gaHase madb Gnrupa.

Sie Ngenturen bes perm %. 5.
Ooung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
San NatoniO, unb SEQ. SOB Main=
StraBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anertannt beffen europ6iI6en 9ampfers
2inien. Gerr Youne 1T i'm 6tanbe bic
billie It en @aten 3u gebeu, en-
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe gepln{Gte Nuss
funft unb beforat febr prompt alls inn
ti%bergebenen Mufir6se. Mer nod ST..
ropa gu reifeu lpiiui6t, ooer 8e,maante
beriibetfommeu idTen min, nsrlbe id
oil irgenb eine Der g~enannten N9enturen.
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@rumsetaeutbnms . lrebertraaamaeu

.. M. SeIoretb unb Grau an albert
Sonnen, @runofid in @bwatbs & 2as
COTS Nbbitiou, uabe Bel Gan Pebro
Noe. 81. 500.
%. g. &~inesburD unb Jrau an o,
ID. prOban6t, @runotad on Norb 6lo
res Str. $1,365.
Sobn Sbarer an Clara e9mibt, A
@runbfide an Mittmant= Ctr. $3.50.
Sobn Sbarer on Salone 2anbmebr,
@runbfhide on Meeri6eibt Str. $3.50.
Dan @uliban an 9enrn glmenbcrf,
elm pierteI Snterefe an &ippieins
Garm. 1892.
0enrp glmen5orf at Otto Jelber unb
s. 6. Golmer, 3 @runbfiide an Olts
Commerce Str, nabe Slibe StraBe
81, 800.
81. o. Murpbb ar Otto Gelber unb
s. 6. Golmer, @runbftiid an Omabas
Str. $3.50.
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Serr 6. $. gssaaer in Der WeF.
Commerce : StyaBe bdlt itets bas bon,
fommenife 2aser in 3eiGenmoteria:
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @lds, GpiegeI.
gIas, 8ilosrrabmen. GirniRea unb aler
3ei6nen. unb MSalersn tenfilien. Stint.
lerif6 aussefibrte 8ilber unb Statuet.
ten &c. fnb in elmer Iebens psrtben Sal.
lerie sur Wnfi6t uab gum gerfauf aus:
geffeQt. Sn 3apeten unb 3immerbefp:
ra.ipnen 1T bas @ef6madboate unit
Neuehe bort al finbeM.
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a. 8eoor man cine &tife unter=
aimmt, faufe mat cine rs Gents Glaide
bon @tamberlain's @olifz, Gboleraz
unb Diarrboe'W ittel. IS 1T mei{tens
no%tbmenbig unb bann iebr mettbbon.
Wirtt milo unb fder. Gum Werfeuf
bel &. @obn & Co., 5. 2aIteDer &
Sobn unb alien 9ruggiften.
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Seffentliebe 8~efanmtmad5nma.

Office beg GitD Collector.
San 4ntonio, 3. Sum-. 1890. !
Nae 5unbe > gigentDtmer Der staot
tperoen bierbur6 barauf aufmerfiam
gemodt, baB bic 6unbe 5teuer fdlig
1T. Vile 5unbe, mel6e bonn Is. SUM-
an mod chne 5teuermarte angetrofen
merber, merben in uebereinfimmung
nit ben biesbe5igliden itdotil6en Ser
orbnungen aufgesrifen perben.
@b. &if6e.
4.6,9mt1mD Stdbtiider Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-10
SmGlemS Nruica=galbc.

Die bette Gable BET Self fir S@nitte,
luetfdunsen, @ef9pure, Gieber. uno Saut.
ausIdlas, 8lsStes aeiprunaeae sdaOe. orsa-
morrbeiOen OOsr feline Sesa9luns: 9daiss
Satisfaetion sarantirt ooer bas @eIb Dirb
auriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic ShadteI. Gum
gertauf in allen apotbescn. Dreib, 2tomp,
fon & Co., @boleiale.
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sey- So III ermieier, bab CHAMBER,
Iain's 6ulienmittel bic f6eriis unb bette
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puroe CUR 9etlung afuter 9alss unb
Sungen:& rantbeiten, ME Grfdltun9en
unb Group. Gum 8erfauf BEL H.
Gobn & 60, s. &alteper 6 eobn unb
nlen Gruggifeu.
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idub, Der auf bic dngtli6en @emiitber
bere6net lit, unb bieie Nrbeiten miil1elt
tDleoer aufgeaommeu perben, neil bas
eiaere Snterel1e Der @eFeuidaft cine
iol9e Wleberqufnobme erbeiidt.
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Staotii6e Mnseige.
Office bes ftdbtiid)en S@uls !
9uperintenbenten,
; ian NntDnio, 2. Stunt 1890.

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quia Strabe miro In ben Sagen bonn
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9 ubr an, cine Briifung aler Mpplis
tanten fur gtelungen an Ben itdbti.
f6en Jreii6ulen bon Sun Mnionio ab,
gebalten.
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StdbiiI6er S6uI=S Superintendent.
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ta5~ 8efi9tigt BEL paucoaH &
g o ben grOben 8orratb ~eIeaanter
Nn3iige fir oieie Saifon bon $40 oufs
ipdris. Sie beiten Maorsn fir biqiges
Gelbl Seine fertige InBiige, Don Zen
beften 5dueibern bergeltelt.
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Wian perii4ere iein 9eben fur 25 Gents sesen ale Sc
fatren Der S9fpinbiudt, inbenl man imnlerlpdbrenp
Or. Sun'8 Suffen Sprup i'm 9aule batte.
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4.6,9mt1mm
St. Landry democrat., 1890-05-31
Tribute of RESPECT,
HALL OPELoUsAs COUNCIL No. 46S, A. L.

HALL OPELoUsAs COUNCIL No. 1853. A. H. ,
Opelousas, La, MAY 96 1890,
Whereas, it has pleased the Supreme Com
mander of the Universe to remove from on,
ranks our beloved Companion LAWSON A.
BLACK, one of the founders aud an active and
worthy member, and at one time the Com.
Mandsr Of this Council therefore, be it
Resolved, that in tho death of Companion
Black this Council has lost one of its truest
and noblest members, who at all times MAS
roady to fulfill any duty imposed upon him
by his cO-wOrkers;
That the vacant place created by this ever
lasting departure caBnot be easily filed
That as citizen, husband and father, his ex.
ample ia worthy Of imitation. He was truly o
good man; he was kind to all, and strove ta
do right in all the walks of his life.
Be IL further resolved, that we extend 10
his beroaved widow and family our sincere
sympathy, and hope that their great grief
will be tempered by the inestimabl heirloom
of tho hOnored name he left behind and the
conviction that he now dwells with the good
and righteous Companions who have gone be.
fore him, and that this separation is but of
short duration.
Be It further resolved, that the charter of
this Council be draped in mourning and the
members thereof wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days; that these rssolu.
tions be spread on the niinutes, and that they
DO published in tho Opelousas Courier and SC.
Landry Democrat and copy be sent to the
family of our deceased Companion.
/. s 4. sasDos, Committee.
=. LAfRETTE,