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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
KILLED By n Train n, Beaver.

James Moreland, aged % years. was struck
by traih at Beaver, Wednesday evening,
and instantly killed. The remains were
brought to the home of his parents, 1876
Washington avenue. last night. The funeral
will be from there at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
ExnosifIon Notes.

Mattings, linoleums, oil cloths and car
pets made and laid on shortest possible
notice. Muslins, sateens and silk draperies
in stock and put up at short notice.
HOPPER BROS. & Co., 307 Wood street.
MWFSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
Exposition Notes.

Mattings, Hnoleums, oil cloths and car
pets made and laid on shortest possible no.
tice. Muslins, sateens aud silk draperies in
stock and put up at short notice.
HOPPER BROS. & Co., 3O7 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
ECHOLs. M'MURRAY & CO.

1913 sandusky Street. Allegheny.
Upright pianos, s75. $3.50, 5000, $3.50 1890.
Organs and melodeons, $40, $50, $40. $50,
500. Call and examine our instruments be-
fore buying.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29

The Steubenville (O) Female Semi
nary will open September IL. For cata-
logue apply to DIR. Reid.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29

Canada ice for sale. Address
B. HoPsoS, Mayville, N. z.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
The Curry University Omce

Is open from 8 A. NJ. to 8 P. M. daily for the
registration of students. D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29

c0IITHcInCRc wfn Jand snteresting
Southside edition Of THE DISPATCH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
MAKING THE CONTRACT.

The Thomson. Houston Will Build the Citi.
zens' Lines shnrpsburg Branch.
Norman Mccarthy. of New York, q
representative of the Thomson Houston
Electric Company, is at the Anderson. He
came to complete the details Of the contract
with the Citizens line to build the electric
road from the Butler street power-house to
Sbarpsburg. This branch was projected
some time ago and is intended to be feeder
of the cable road.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
PrrTsBURG. Friday, August @, lsoQ
J1G. H1RNE K El. 8
PENN AVE. STORES,
Il DAY

Il
| Il DA Y
Devoted to bargains.
No one place better than another
to concentrate the crowd-to-day
the center of the store is given up
to display of bargains that will
make a busy Friday for US.
Dress G0odS..
Table near the Dress Goods aisle
fairly groaDing under load of re-
duced fine Dress Goods, all styles,
at the popular price-5oc a yard.
Plaids, Stripes, Plains, Side Bor-
ders, etc., that were 81, 81 IS, 81 50,
81 IS and Sail reduced now to
soc yard.
Also, lot of 81 Side Borders,
very stylish, reduced to 81 a yard,
and lot of handsome stripes
marked from s. down to 81 a yard.
These prices will effect a quick
relief to this groaning table.
Ladies Fancy Shirts
Table near the Cloak and Suit
Department entrance.
London Shirts
All at soc,
Reduced from 81 to s..
In White.
Plain Pique,
Embroidered Pique,
And Percale,
Standing and Roll Collars.
Akso..
Flannel Shirts at S1-reduced
from 81.
Cheviot Shirts at SI-reduced
from 81 50.
Satine Shirts at SI-reduced
from 81 50. @
Silk Shirts at 81 5o-reduced
from 81 50.
Gingham Waists at 81 so-re-
duced from s. 50.
Another large table devoted to
bargains in Ladies' and Children's
Underwear.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers at Soc (re-
duced from 81 5O).
Fine Cambria Dressing Sacques, trimmed
with Val. lace. at 81 (reduced from So 75).
Odd lots of Dressing Saeques
AT S2-reduced from So %.
At S3-reduced from 81 so.
At 81 5O-reduced from So.
Cambria Gowns at $1-from 81 so.
Knitted Underwear.
Chz1dren's.:
1 lot Children's Cotton Ribbed Vests, $50
and SOC (reduced from 75c and 9Oc).
1 lot Children's Cotton Ribbed Vests at
25c (reduced from 35c-6Oc).
lot Children's Plain Gauze Vests and
Pantalettes at 25c.
lot Plain Fine Gauze Vests, 75c,
Ladies'.
lot Ladies' Plain Gauze Vests, in large
sizes, SOC (reduced from 81.
1 lot PLAIN Gauze Vests, 35c (reduced
from 5Oc).
1 lot LADIES' Ribbed Lisle Vests, without
sleeves, SOC (reduced from 81.
lot Ladies' Black Lisle Vests, 25c (re-
duced from 5Oc).
A table for those soc FlanneIette
Skirts. Selling lots of them.
See window 7 for those 81 Black
Silk Stockings. SO dozen pairs in
the department New stock. Won,
derful value.
I15. H0RNE K C1,
6oo-6zI PENN AVENUE
NEW GOODS.
Our buyer has just returned from
Europe. In 3 few days our first car
load of goods will arrive. Will show
the grandest stock Of statuary Bronzes,
Fine China, Clocks and Bric-a-Brac ever
brought to the city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-29
CoMPIEr1NG A cERTIFICATE.

''This is where Registrar proves useful.
Before the certificates are complete it re-
quires the signature of one Of the officers
of the trust company on it to make it a COM
plete and negotiable one, and mis-
signature is not affixed until he
has examined the surrendered shares
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Tn KERnaSe

Courier.
On Went de dresser lie tabtes 4
Ia taille moyenne des diF9renh m
pies d'Earope.
C'est Ia race anglo saxopna s
tent 10 tete. La pins habte Blk
est ceIle de I'ouvrier anglais. 81
N, Il. 81 I'on ne tent pas cols
-des differences ~caiegories sas
Ia taille de lAnglais Eli r
nest que de I'm. 10.
lie Danois, lie HoIIandsis & Z
Hongrois ont I'm, 10; Ii saI
Russo ct lie Beige, oat envi.aa
mIllimAtres de moiHs.
lie Fpanc9is d In. 68. EAgIgs
mand, 81 etonnant que eela ai
paraitre. ma pas dayantaue, III sa.
naht, bien enlendo, fsnsembis d
race allehand, car Iii halle s
sehsiblement entire On Allemaad
du Nord ct IN Allemand Oh
Les plus petits de tous s0ns
liepEet ct fEspagnol.
81 Ton considare, parmi lei
Gals, les digefentes eiasses Soc
s0u remarQne que. c0ntrairemea
aui exlste en- A~ngleterre, cap
am1artieunent aux classes riches
plus grands que les meAbrgs
claAe 0RvEiefe.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
IN mEsHORnANn.
AbbevilIe, June 8, 1890.

Abbeviile, June 8, 1880.
Resolution on the death of ROBERT @.
SMEDES, adopted by Abbeville
Hook and Ladder Co. No. L.
Whereas, Our worthy and esteemed
brother member, Robt. G. Smedes, has
to our extreme sorrow, been called by
an AllWise Providence, from the busy
walks of an upright and honest life of
the Cody.
Weak and poWerless mortals that
we are; we humbly submit ito decision
of the rules of our destinies, consoling
ourselves with our firm trust in his
boundless mercy and compassion.
Thus, with mingled feelings of sub
mission and sorrow, we pay tribute and
respect to the memory of our lamented
companion.
Resolved; That in the decease of
Robt. C. Smedes, AbbevilIe Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l has suffered a severe
loss, and is bereaYed of a member
whose energies We're devoted to the
benefit and advancement of the prin-
ciples of our organization.
That his mother sustains the loss of
her cherished treasure and her comfort
in sorrow; and his Brothers lose their
guardian, protector and adviser;
his wife a devoted husband, and his
children a fond father, who watched
over them with a fathers pride. We
humbly beseech an All Wise Proyi-
dence to spread over them the healing
balm of comfort and consolation.
Resolved; That We tender the be-
reaved family our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy in their sad af1iction, and
assure them that their grief is reflected
in the deep fraternal regret Of this
society.
Resolved, That our meeting room be
draped in mourning for a period of
thirty days; and that these resolutions
be Incorporated in our minutes, and that
a copy be presented to the family of
our late lamented member, and be
published in The Star and MERrDToNAL.
JOS. j.. ABADIE,
J.. A. BRooKSHIER,
ELI WISE,
JAS. a. PETTY.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Haiti.
Courier.

Courier.
La chambre des deputies 4
gilerer. Ellie est dune nnaaaa
Gee, celia va sans dire. Les
qui EN- font partie sont dss
pen iers, qni Sc croienl aulaa
les negres 81 plus que les blaze
si6geront avec eax. lie
HYppolite n'entend point qas
nessieuFsh lui traceiM une Iigaa
cOnduite; cest IN vieux noil
entend que les chooses ailIeut
facon. II les a, do reste,
que, sils cherchaient d Il coHlgg
il await un noyeu pour TED
a Ia raison don't le nom seal a
RAFT a teur fuire peuf Firna
miuiStre des afaires str5ngA
aun lonuete pert negfe, tips
.bien insiruit, a qai on en YeaI
.quon lui rsproche deue q
qu'Hyppolite est arrive aa
par Influence des Eais CHS
c'est Ia un lait eui hiesse
lnent la vanif6 das uaItieas
est.il deyenne lear vrai bee
Jest tout de meme un gafeoa
do nerf; voyez plut0i: l'antre
donnais audience a Fed Doagl
h ministre des Etats. Unis, 81 s99
il 6t1il presnmabIe qu'ils
de chooses int6ressants,
pers0nnes sont venues Sc glal
devant Ia porte pour ecouseF y
Sc disait. Firmin ma pas alal
ct apfes avoir. en- vain, 0fdoaas
curiepx de s'Aloigner, i . hal
tseher ct a engage dne psga
coups de- poiug avee l'un des
lie depute Archer, ct Ia jete B
des escaliers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
BuIIdOzer.

A gentleman at Baton Rouge,
La, writes to the Courier. Journal
as follows:
In answer to questions. you "term
bolldoze had lis origin ID Texas
ETC., Now, in this you were IN er.
ror. The word bulldoze had its
origin and was first put in print in
the parish Of East F~eliciana, La.
He was an educated man, who was
shot in the head during the war,
and TINS had his mind injured,
When he saw the regulators riding
around he used the word bu'l.doze
to initiate the sound made by the
explosion Of the guns. This il
authentic, and can be verified by
many living citizens Of Clintoa ana
jackson. East Felici ana, La,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Proceedings or The VerrniIfOr
Bur- Association.


On Wednesday. June the 18th, the
members of the VermiIion Bar and
officers Of the court, met at the court
house, to take action in memory OF
Hon. R. G. Smedes, District Attorney.
deceased.
The following persons were present /:
Judge w. W. Edwards, w. A.. White.
Lastie Broussard, W. B. White, and
NJ. 7. Gordyl Jr.; attorneys at law, and
Alcide Leblanc, clerk, Geo. w. Sum
mers, dy. clerk, a. L. Leblanc, sheriff
and Z. 0. Broussard dy. sheriff.
Judge w, w. Edwards was elected
chairman, and L. @. Broussard secre-
tary of the meeting.
The object ofthe meeting was stated.
and on motion the following named
persons were appointed as a COMMITTEES
By the chairman, to draft and submit
resolutions, expressing the sense Of
this meeting, relative to the death of
Hon. R. G. Smedes; b-wit ". Al.
White, chairman, w. b. White and
Minos T. Gordy, Jr. The committee
SO appointed submitted the following
resolution, which, after a feeling adj
dress thereon by W. B. White. ESQ.
were unanimously adopted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
4 D

To the General Assembly OF the state
Of Louisiana:
The undersigned citizens of the par
ish Of VermiIion, with respect represent;
That they are opposed to q renawat
or extension Of the franchises Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
That the people of this State, in
Article 172 Of the Constitution Of 1879,
have declared, in common with the
moral sentiment of the world, gambling
to be a VICE; and have commanded
you peremptorily, to enact laws fer
its suppression.
They therefore pray that you refuse
to propose any amendment to the Con
situation, to authorize the the extension
or renewal of said Lottery Company.
b. ". Wall, ~. A. White, atty.
W. B. White, atty. g. ". Summers,
by. Cpk Of CT.
Eraste Mouton, Alcide Leblanc,
Clerk of Court.
w. D. White, NJ. d. ], a. Petty, tn ell
E. Bourne, L. Broussard, atty.
r. d. Duplantes, a. G. Addison,
l.. C. Lyons, rem 0. Adonis Leblanc,
| @. FL. O'Bryan, as'f 3. j. Lyons,
WI .VanSlyke5h a. j. Colder,
w. L. Eldredge, Jos Leguenee,
j. T. Hamblet, L. J. Feray,
VIM. Cade, {. j. Morgan, p. j.
NJ. v. Lampman, CO. Edwards, NJ .
a. j. Proctor, Il. j. Briggs,
RAYMOND Breaux, w. P. Edwards,
John Abshire, IT. j. T. Abshire, M D
Louis Laporte, j. A. Villien, N. D.
H. j. Stansbury, II. ]. Young, NJ. d.
Henry Lemaire, d. D. Meaux,
n. Hoffpauir, P. j, NJ. r. Cushman,
j. 4. Brous8ard, 9 j. A. Leblanc, D. j.
Demas Eeblane, Octave Toups,
W. d. Gobch, Pauline Maneeaux
J. FL. Smith, o. j. Gaspard,
W. r. Ellis, Henry Smith,
Delma Faux, Edwin Lee,
F. D. OBryan, II. B. Lyons,
lack Lee, j.. B. Faux,
W. w. Kuehling, Adam Lalland,
J. ID. Broussard, Andrew Moss,
FL. Fl. Bartels, p. j. j: A. Broussard,
L. o. Bronssard, A. L. Leblanc,
Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Whereas. Almighty God. in the dis

Whereas, Almighty God, in the dis
~pensation Of His insc1utable Providence,
has seen fit to remove from sour midst,
our friend and associate ROBERT CADE
SMEDEs, and,
Whereas; 1t is fit and proper that
the bar Of Vermilion parish, Of which
he was a member, should make some
public expression Of the sorrow which
is felt by us at his untimely loss.
Resolved, therefore, That while bow
ing to the will of the Advise Being, we
sincerely mourn the loss Of our friend
and former associate, who has been
sticken down by the relentless hand of
Death, IN the early morning of his ma
turing manhood.
That by his death our bar %associa-
ton has lost d member whose life and
conduct we're characterized by many
noble traits. CONSPICUOUS among which
were a kind hearted disposition, and a
frank and generous nature.
Resolved further, That We hereby
tender OR heartfelt. sympathies to the
sorrow stricken wife and mother of our
departed friend, ard we invoke the
blessings Of Divine Pr0Yide1ce upon
his fatherless children.
Resolved further, That copies OF
these resolutions be sent to the widow
ana mother of the deceased, and that
a copy thereof be presented at the next
meeting Of the District Court.
W. A. White,
". B. White,
III. T. GUrdy, Jr.
Committe.
On motion. the above named com
mittee was appointed to present the
above resolutions to the Dissaict Court
Of Vermilion at it's next meeting.
On motion, the two newspapers pub
lished in this parish We're requested TO
publish the proceedings Of this meet
ing.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
w. w. EDWARDS,
L. o. BRoUssARD, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Remede pOnr 49,

Scientific American.
lie reuede suivaat Ut NJ.
infaillible. - pafalsa
Dams tous les cas-, il vamA
detre essaye car les nedas;sl
ilnpnissants q conbattre celIs
die avec sncces. aaa
Des les premiers SYMPTOMS
maladie dams Ia gorge a'ug ss|..
mettez le dams uao chat6brs ss.
close; puis verse; dams uae tss..
ferblanc du goudron ct d. q ,la
bentine en- parties egaieS. Mssss
vase sur Ie fen atm ID s
lappartenent de fumee. Esss
ton de ceite fumge provooas,s 49,
le petit patient une fodx oai II s ss
cracher toutea les membranes "
seront formees dams Ia aotpa \
d%iphterie d~iaparaitra. rs I6nss i. s
goudron ct de Ia M6rebensins N
sont les matieres fornees Iso. :
gorg e Ell c'est cctte action oui ds.
le soalagemeat one tonic pha6Ie
du m4deein a eie impaissss
procurer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
a LOTTERY METHODIST.

The mighty moral upheavals
which have from time to time con.
vaised the social fabric of the world
have invariably tended to place
mankind upon a higher plane. The
lottery earthquake, which in the
throes of its rapidly approaching
dissolution, is rocking this State
from the Arkan sas line to the
Gulf" has beIched forth some of
the queerest moral freaks the eye Of
man has ever gazed upon. From
the man who is opposed to lotteries
ia principle, but worships the hydra,
headed Louisiana monster out of an
irresistible feeling Of daep gratitude,
personal and political, the procession
Eof mental and moral misfts has
slowly moved along to the trium
phal strains of the lottery press
orchestra, until the Baptist preacher
from BienvilIe, the modern Judas
who has embraced doctrine Of the
yicarious atonement and Morris
plan of State salvation, with open
heart and hungry hands, came into
view and rounded off the interesting
series Of metaphysical studies.
But the last issue Of the Crowley
Signal has dispelled the idea of the
completeness of the coIlee.
ton. Therein we find d letter
from DR.. J. j. Lyons, of New Or.
leans, gho, with a profound bow,
is introduced to the admiring public
ss "a lifelong and faithful Metho.
dist" This recent convert to
gracious gospel of Morris, advances
the startling proposition that the
influence Of the lottery upon the
morals OF the people Of the State
has been OF a most refining and ele-
waiting character. Unfortunately
in the light Of the spectacle pres.
ented at Baton Rouge, by the whole.
sale debauching Of legislators, and
the sacrifice of principle to ezpedien.
cy by men who have made o complete
change Of front in their position
on the lottery question, The doctors
statement can not be accepted q.
true.
NoW, this editor is no authority
upon religious matters and is moi
particularly remarkable for piety
but measuring this medical Metho
dist lottery apostle by the high moral
standard Of the few Methodists
whom it has been our good fortune
and pleasure to know, we can safely
venture the assertion that He'll ID
full of such Methodista as this DR..
Lyous, and that the back alleys and
cross streets Of the santanic city
are paved with such counterfeit
christians.
1t matters not that Dr.. Lyons has
won no laurel wreath ii the active
pursuit Of his professional labors in
the fertile fields of the broad domain
Of scientific medicine, be has never.
theless attained renown. He has
achieved undying fame, and hii
name covered with imperishable
J, glory. will be handed down To
future generations, coupled with
that of Warren, the Bienville Bap
fist back-slider, as the sign and
! symbol Of human frailty and folly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

TAKEN UP.

BY the undersigned, thfee
cattle, two cows and oas
which have been ranging % nas as
'borhood for some time. Ins
is hereby NOTICED to come
prove his property and
otherwise the said stock WlI
posed of according to law, pr
JUNE g, 1893. tnR
which the stock bears can ~
the MBRIDIoNAL Office
May d 1890.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

We are informed that there is a
bill before the legislature reducing
the marriage license fee to Atty cents
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The demand made by ID men upon
Senator Provosty and Represents
tive Bachelor, Of Pointe Coupee, to
vote for the lottery amendment or
resign, is about the checklist thing
~on record,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

c. 6. Piper. of the 18th word Of
New Orleans, was elected Tuesday,
10 Gil the vacGncy 10 the House,
occaaioned BY the a~bseonding Of
-AIphose Phillips.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The Moon and Venus are IN the
,same position now relatively that
were Sept. IA. 1874. Look at them
in the west about 1870 p. m.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The Lake Arthur Herald is. the
name OF a neat 6-column papcrss re-
Gently started at that place, by ?.
n. KokaDour. Il is a newsy, ac-
tive boomer Of its locality, and we
exchange cheerfully.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14
Varieties.


Notre representant Mr.. Andrew
Price qui a etc assez %grievement
malade Ell est entire en- conyaleseeuee,
nst parti de Washington, ID. g. sur.
l'ordre de son medecm pour st.
Louis. CONNIE aucuno affaire ne
xige sa presence an congress ct qHe
ce voyage est n6eessaire 3 So sante,
il a c6d6 d Performance do docteur.
Balandard cause avec Batiboul
veuf depuis hut joGrs.
Quest CO one "a vtux? fat Ba
landard. Je suis sur que Ia femme
ne t'aimait pas. i
Mais A.
Mais non.
Alors ellie a en bien plus de m6rite.
= s'efforcer de me lie faire croire
Une bourse al melons Went de
s'onvrir 4 Atlanta; ellie contlolera
10 produit des vingt mile acres de
melons plantes en- Georgia. Rexp6.
diera eur divers points du N6rd de
faeon quill ny ait accumulation MULE
part. Cette recolte, estime ton,
remplira 10000 wagons de chemin
de fer ct rapportera $500, 900.
lie constable j. O.. Halphen a
arrete le negre Nicholas Perode snr
Ia plainte de So femme qui pretend
que son mari a voulu l'empoisonner
avec du whiskey drognG. La cole
qui le ~contenait a etc reuaise a SIR.
le pflarnacien Liable oni secoude
par son college, Mr.. Even, a trouve
de l'arsenic dams ce liquide. II a
fat avaler d IN CHEN le fesidn de
Panalyse ct Tanimal o etc pris de
cramDes ct dc yomissements.--R6.
veil do st. Martin.
Grace anx progress incessant de
10 science, les eheveux cr6nus vont
bientot ~disparaftre, meme DIES retes
atricaines: c'est du moins CO ane
font esperer denx announces de pre-.
parations chimiques 4 Get efet aui
ornent les COLONIES do Standard
Pelican, organ des gems de coulenr
4 Ia Nouvelle Orleans Chacune de
ces announces est illustf6e du double
portrait dune file de cooleur, bien
foncee meme, don't les cheyeux, tout
crepus dans l'nn des portraits, sont
Kisses ct soyeux CONNIE cedx dune
Caucasaienne, dams fautre apres
usage de la preparation pr6conis6e.
Il sc pourrait bien que la plus grande
part de science de ces preparations
est ceile qui consiste a encever Par.
gent de quelques files noares Vani-
t~euses.-Meschae6de.
4e~
Un ours dams une 6glise.
Tout reinforcement, dams Ia cha.
peile des 0 c~onformistes de Lon
drea, Ia cef6monie religianse a etc
tron5iee par Pentr6e, d'ailleurs tres
pacifque. dan ours qui est allie s'as
seoir paisiblement au miIien du
choeur, on les stalles etaient vides
conne pour assister lui.meme au
service divin.
Precisement a ce moment le pas
teur, don't Ia chaire etait d9ja enva.
he par des danes afol6es, choisis.
salt pour texte de son sermon ces
paroles: Ne soyez pas eGray6."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-14

The lottery company are now
trying a new dodge to carry public
favor. They request that the mat
ter be submitted to white primaries
throughout the State, and then acted
upon Of a special session Of the Leg
islature.