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PATURAGE.

Tne maanitiqae ct richie savine de 500 ar
pnnts. sltu6e pres lsarelani, est 4 la DISPOSE
tion de tons le> Gleveur~ II proprietaires
d'animanx. Pension par ci:eral gu mulet, 81
par mois; bOeut on yacle, - cts; senisse et
veau, 50 cts. S'adresStrd
O. LEPINE.
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Lockport Public School Fund Association

A Ene reunion de cette ASSOCIATION, tenua
lie premier ieIdl d'octobre, 1889, il a etc
"i.EsOLC" QH'a l~aveni". nne fore, pour
le btnGffce dies fon,is de fGcole. aura lieu
ctacue aimee lie ~premiers sa,uedi ct dimanche
dn inois DE- JUN"
Par urdre,
PIERRE nARRIOS. Sec.
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JURI DE POLICE.-Le Juri de
Police, de la paroisse Lafourche a
resolu, dams sa derniare session
d'etablir une vote de communica-
ton du bayou Lafoarche a II Baton.
Pilon. Mons sommes heureux de
voir resolue, a In fin, cette question
mise 81 solvent sur lie tapis. Puts
Qn'on y est, ct qu'un bon vent
Semble souff1er sur nos ediles,
ponEquoi ne pas faire Id meme
chose en- construisant un chemin
lie Thibodaux a CEacahoula. lie
oesoin Sen fat sentir depuis long
temps ct serait dune importance
m~aieure pour beaucoap de nos
cOAcltoyenS.
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1000 Bl'lQUES lie premiere qua'itG sont
. vendfe r.r Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, sur le
Bayern Laf',nrclir. pes Ie Canal Harang. La
liyraison se!a I1ite sir IL horst du la YOU 81 on
lie deinande. PrIx: $500 le MILLER.
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Six hundred and forty acres cypress land,
the finest in the State of La. and situated on
the right bank of bayou Lafourche in Bruly
Guillot, above the town of Thibodaux section
n, I, Is, s, h, IA, 4. Apply to the SENTINEL
Once at Thibodaux
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HOTCE

Nous appelnns rattention de nos ~lecteurs
sur In notice pnblIee daus Ia partie anglaisr
de ce journal par lie Collector lie taxes. En-
reponlaDt prDmptement il lapel quill fait
aux contribuables, GU peut erlter des frais
tres enereux.
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lie DR.. Dentiste, Armand Mary a,
decidement etabli une clientele Sc
Reuse parmi nous ct e services
sont tres apprecies DIES personnes
qui ont recours & sou habllete
CONNIE praticiep.
Nos lectenrs ponrront lire une
carte publi6e dams ce journal con
cerDant le DR.. Armand Mary.
Ce qui nous fait le recommander,
est que depuis IN temps assez long
il Il sn par son actiyite ct son ener
gle remplir toutes les progresses
quill a faltes TT Sc tr0uver toujonrs
a heure dite soft q Houma, Thibo-
daux ct Lochpott quand il await
fait pIomesse d'y 6tre.
lie malade n'aime pas 4 attendre
ct la chose Sc comprend ct 81
lexactitude est la politesse DIES
rois, ellie Fest bien plus chez les doc
teurs dentistes.
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FOR SALE

A GOOD PORTABLE ENGINE AND ELE-
vator, in good running order complete
DO as much work as IA l5-Inch pump, and
one hundred sacks Of good Seed Rice.
Apply at SCHtI T. HOTEL.
f'y-22-1m. Schrieyer. La.
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AVE,yssFsz3

Tne grande g%uantit6 d. RARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualire ct deli, res Sur u burtl du Bayou
Latnnrche i Thibodaux. Sadresser d Mr.. o..
l.. CARO-. agent pour Mr.. Jules ! 6chaux. on
aux bnrearN de liz SENTINELLE de Thibodaux.
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NOUVEAUA ARRA<G THENTS
HAsaEEe. Ess;@ ErE'EsA NsSESS.

Encnigpure des rurs Green ct ThiEedaux. H
Nj fliuluas A'Narti rr6vient ses ans
les voyageurs Quil Went lie taire de non
veanH arrangements qu, iui pergietrront d.
satistaire tout ctux Ju' voIirnnt fhannOo
rer de lelr coutianre
Repas a toute heurc de la l0urn6e ct gu
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heur-s in matin pou
deieuner ct d 4 heures "a sair pc ar diner
Cham bres commoCese at hien garnies
PRIX MOUFkFS
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LoCHPoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN

At 4 meeting held by this association on
the nrst Thursday of october, 1889. it was
RESOLVED, That henccforth, Il air shall
be held for the benefit OF the school fund on
the Hrst saturday and Sunday of June of ev-
cry year. BY order Of
PIERRE BAkBIOS, Secretary,
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Notre concitoyen ct excellent DR..
j. Fleetwood. gui await rransporte
ses p6nates a LIouma, quite cette
derniere Vile pour aller tiXer ga
residence 4 Centreyille, II lie
T6che. La resolution prise par
notre docteur mons parait sage ct
pleine de- promesseS pour Favenlr.
Nous recommandonS 4 nos amis
uni won't viSItrr Donaldsouville le
cafe "Sazrrac' tenn par Mr.. L. Il.
Dalferes-
On Y renconirera uOtre excellent
camarade Rob. Naquin, qui rem
plit les dictates fopctions de miyo-
logist a la grAnde satisfaction de
ces clients.
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GUERRE AUX CATALOGUES

GUERRE AUX CATALOGUES
Chretiens, mes freres, ct vous sur.
tout catalogues, prenez garde ct
he vons endormez point dams une
securite trompeuse. Tout ce qui
n'appartient point aux sectes dis
sidentes est. un mauvals grain don't
il faut debarrasser All plus tot la
moisson du SeIgheur. Les catho.
liques sont atteints 1T convaincus
de corruption ct d'immoralite.
LIE 'Baptist Chronicle' Ia alnsi
decide ct rien ne peut SAWYER lie
pays que Propulsion ct rextermina-
ton de la gent corrompue ct cor
ruptrice.
Nons he vous EN- seriez peGt.6tre
Jainals donte yous etes mainte-
nant prevents, ct rien ne von~
sauyera a moins de faire amende
honorable ct de devenir Baptist.
disSidents, prohihitionnist, li.eur
de bible etc. etc. Mon cheval est
dams la vote dn salut, ct, lorsque
toute la baS>e conr Y aura passe
il m~'engage 4 abandonner la fol
de mes pereS, ct d snivre ces nou.
veaux croises qui nous font retfet
d'tn taS de %fdrceurs.
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FUMEURS-Achptez les "Thibo-
daux Court House" Cigares.
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Fnmez leg s'Tbibodeaux Special
Cigars" ct vous sereZ heureuX.
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Mr.. ct Nine. 'Hesse r%evipnnent
parmi nous apres Il absence de
queIqres anntes. lis sc proposent,
dlt-on, a%'ousrir I'm magasin pres la
phalmacie de n. Roth. La vie
leur etait penible loin DIES rlveS du
bayou Lafourche, ct Fennui les
rongeait. Toutes leurs NUTS Sc
pasSaient sans sommeil ct lenrs
"reminiscences les repOrtalent tOu-
lours vers les rlvages benis que
nous habitons. lis avaient cepen-
dant prepare I'm Cite, on lis croy
aient fur ELI paiX lie reste de lear
existence.
Mais que Jaire en- an Cite, q moins
Qne Ion ne songe.
Et a force &c songer, e degx
viei.iiards ont tini par decltier Gu'ils
ne p%ouvaient III sivre henEeux hi
mouiir en- paix excepte 4 Thibo.
daux. Nous n'avon> pas le cou-
rage de les Ell blamer, az contraire,
nous admirons beancoup ces fortes
attaches 9ui lent ct retirement au
sol ceux qui Y ont vGcu ct plante
longtemps.
Revene2 BauciS, revenez Phile.
mon, ct pnissent les dieux mmo
tells r6pandre SUI vous la rosee de
ieurS ia>eiirs.
Sous le rapport dn nombre DIES
mots, la langue franchise nest pas
la plus richie dies langues moder-
mes; mas an point de la clarte ct
de la CONCESSION ellie est SUPERHERO
4 tontes les autres, ce qui explique
ponrquoi lie francais est reste Id
langue diplomatique par excellence.
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A VESssssE:.

PIERRE EARRIOS, Sec.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-18
A QUESTIONABLE DODGE.

1t has become so common OF late to
regale the public with such very in
teresting stories about one or another
"curicus incident" which stories al
ways end in some humbug advertise
ment scheme, that one rarely ever
knows whether he can spenu time in
reading any newspaper statement
whatever. The unlicensed extent to
which such practices are being carried
would seem 10 call for law to sup
press the use of the public prints for
purposes of deception, for what bet
ter is it in morals to take a mans
time under false pretences than to
take his money? Let everybody es-
chew all such lodges and patrOniz-
only outspoken and reliable advertis.
ers and business men such as emerson
& co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-18

PROPOSAL FOR ORDINANCE SUP
plieS.-San Antonio Arsenal, San Antonio,
Texas, June IA, lS9O.-Scalcd proposals, in
triplcatc, will be received until o'clock p.
m, on Monday. July II, 1890, for furnish
ing rope. lumber. iron, hardware supplies.
building materials, fuel, etc, during the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1891. Printed
lists of supplies needed, with full iuStruc-
ton. StipulatiOnS, etc, can be had on
application to Major l.. S. Babbitt Ordi-
nance Department, U. 5. A., Command
ing.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

Having purchased the interest of Mrs
Annie n. johnson in the printing bust
ness known as johnson Bros, will con-
tinuc the business at the old stand, under
the same name. | will pay all claims
against said firm and collect all accounts.
Thanking all my friends for their patron
age i'm the past and ask a continuance.
G-l3-3t BENZ. +. JOHNSON.
The Neat Printer
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-18

THE Galveston bill, appropriating
Sc, 200, 900 for that port will not pass
this congress, Grain to the contrary
Notwithstanding. They may get an
appropriation for this year and then
again they may not. There is too
much money in that pot for a hasty
turn of the cards.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-18
is LIFE WORTH LIVING?

is LIFE WORTH LIVING?
Not if you go through the world dyspep
10, Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets are positive
cure for the worst forms of DYSPEPSIA, ind
gestion, Flatulency and Constipation. Sol
by Ragland i Co., q
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LITTLE OF EVERYTHING

Have you lost, found or want
anything? If so, advertise in the DAILY
LIGHT, and it will be made known.
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farm FOR SALE!

For sale cheap. n farm of sos acres about 90
acres Of which is cleared, and on which are
erected n
Tr0' '6t0Ty Frame House. IWo Stables
and other eroutbuildings. About - acI es of he
woodland is covered with EXCELLENT
TIMBER. The fam is situated two miles
from Swanton, B. q o. II. X About $50 acres
is under fence. Ay"ung orchard was put out
four years ago, and will soon come into hear
ing,
For particulars and terms. apply to or ad.
dress
RICHA - CUSTER.
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Over 40 years under the same
Management.

Devoted to FARMING. STOCK RAISING,
FRUl GROWING. RKETGARDENINCi
the DAIRY, the POULTRY YARD. eir etc
special attention Is paid to FERTILIZERS
and MA URhS, including thnsr OF ofcommerce
and the farm.
REPORTS of Representative Farmers Clubs
itrt Il notabi 4 feature O1 its issues
lis HOME DEPARTMENT Is filled with
charming reading and practical suggestions
inr the ladies OF Me Farm household
The most competent. sue eSSlul and eXDe-
rienCcd men and women have charge of ihe
several departments.
No Farmer in the Atlantic States, from Del
aware I" Georgia cGn AFFORD 10 be ulth0u this
o.d and reliable adviser and guide on farm
work.
THE AMERICAN FARMFR Is published t,cice
eut1y month ("n The lst and l5lh.) IL is beau.
tjiully printed ON fine white paper in clear
type Sl.U0H year. To amy one sending a club
OF five, an extra copy will be sent FREE.
SAMrL SANDS d son, Publishers.
BALTIMORE, MD,
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Small Boy-"Say. dad, I WISH
you'd get me bicycle"
Old Man-"Can't afford II. my son.
Rent too high, coal too dear. Be-
sides. l don't want you to break your
neck"
Small Boutwell,, then a tri-
cycle"
OLD Man-"Can't do it. But I'H
tell you what you can have. When
winter comes III trv and get you q
nice long icicle." THE youngs;er is
pacit1ed - Grip.
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Axes, Cant Hooks, pike Poles. Cross Cut
Saws, Calks ana ali Logging and River Erlv.
Ing tools; Betting. OiIs, COrdage, La II Yarns.
Board and Log Rules. Files. Circu ar Saws,
PulIeNS-wood or iron: Shafling, Hangers
COUPLINGS, Pillow Blocks, and ali kinds of
Mill supplies furnished on short notice.
Wire and steel Rope, Horse Clot. ing. Wng-
ons, Buggi"s, &c, 622
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BLACKSMITHING.

am prepared TO doall kinds of blacksmith.
ing. Farmers work speciality. Prices as
low as can be had for first class work. ShoT
near Browning House"
DAVID LITTLE.
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NUMBER 46.

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7 snsh : 4 am over acre having q RQf}d
't'tss WISH me iafRa sun Vt lnOl'ey !
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/ yssN svs'Fa puts n tsytt ~ three rainy
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s.'."' - =. }tsi " atiier way
[ 49, y s,'71 ~ s,if'A ~ ss q q ", 4. IA
~ ,coul ! splay billiards far an
.'s.tsl s't ~ tnss tilen rfau the papers
ysa ~. y .,'s uays WI t1i Rnly long didn't
r,E ~ 4 + 2;
~ w. i ''''s'' ''s's'tu7e epeculated
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7 am ,ure i, i. Ler,nsa ,hev da,m-.,
NE. | hate to !onl; at nv face in th.
glass NOW bpr,use # ,onl,. .,a,x;,,,.
even To me. am mj.erabI. b.s,,,es
hprausa t h,va nn,hi,,, .Iso IN do
God hplp the man whn i. da,;ed I'M,
genuine comfort of emn,nv,ro,t
Even in prison rouid jnI, n,v SOW,
row with irdust-y. Hers in.
bigger cell but it i, ail tho Ionesn,,or
that's All the 1I,rnron.a :, ,.i.,'
that Won would inst s.v j, ono -
vour let,or. th..t , .,4 -,
IOusly happy.
"Pe0pIe think that have all tba
money that was missing when the
books were examined. In the first
place, | never had that amount. All
the shortages Of other people were
put on my account when ran away,
and even what rad taken WAN
pretty we'll spent when came.
"B,,idps. if is , cad ,h;,v 20 h,.u
no home and no flay that von ,,e NM
nitted to ba proud nf Tno tr;,,',,L.
of our own ,I,..r I,nn b,va M r;',,,.
to 4rioy. shall die NV mvse,r ;n.
hot, |, one Of the saddest of deaths Al,
all times. bur with ma IT. will h. ,vo,,
sadder. for will csst an etar,.t
gloom over the room and no ono will
ever want 10 occupv the au.rtmen,.
J ;..Ssas..s q, - s..s,,ss !, ..., ......,s,
| think that nv life i'm C,n,d,, +. am,
luxurious dream you might say that
they are mistaken.
81 am the day time cbos, of fu
crime, uneasilv WALKING tba .,ro.,.
cooking only forward to the nov,
meal which after au T do ma, ,,,,,,
| see other men with their happy
families, getting some good out of
lie, while l am slowly wilhering
and my heart is frozen. If ono
American boy can be saved ont Of
sp'ruIating with other peoples mon
| ey by knowing just how miserable
am, shall feel d little better about
it. l have hought a ticket four time.
to come with and weakened at the
last because it gets harder and harder
eyerE time. Twice nave blown
out the gas and fastened the doora
and windows of my room, hut some
old memory of childhood has made
me take up the old load again and
60 on.
"If could only pay each dollar 7
took with drop of blood and them
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NHOMAS J. PEDDICORD,

ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.
VIII practice In all the Courts of Maryland
and West Virginia.
a1- Office in Pritchard Building, Oakland,
Nd 22j 81.
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COLLECTION OFFICE!

Having opened an office for the collection OF
notes bills. &c. will collect all bills placed
IN my hands with dispatch. and make prompt
return of all money. collected Special in
duccmentS Offered to PARTIES having property
to rent and the collection OI rents, Can be
found al ilarne " ilawton's store. reference
given when required.
ANDREW J. HARNE
Oakland. May 10Th ,SSj.-ly
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NOTICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any NJ the timber on my land on the
HoOppOie Road adjoining the land Of Bowie
johnson. about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county
Md. without permission Of the owner OF the
land. is the same, under the Act nj 1880 ch
264, rs for feloniOuSlv stealing goods or chat
tells to the value ofthe tree or trees' so cut
down.
THEOS. B. UORWITZ
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- q Il I r
Il gerifiy.0f1 the pas and rafliathy T 4 =,
inOt abiding ia The Canadian hn,als
for Canada has pDod shoteis -,
lust at tffs III ma rsss,, i,,floX Y ]. Il Z,
which flie ffas,. n, n Z, Z,
i call 10 mind 9,hev Il ~ f,,,nd Il. y \
tered over fl,r 4, i.,, c,a y Il, {,
less and Iasa frscs,A,, Z 4 d M iaxa I
am trying MT III II 4 III q \ I'll
AZ fs,t,..I, *, + 49, :, 4 s,.,,. 4, <, -,
,vi /, Il fs,1 srf,S,A 4 u. q. Y Z.
tef AMI ~ ss, I, ~ 4. ~ Il i !, 3
bIu niss Al Il ~ Z ~, =, Y, 3
gas hut lft, i AZ, - s 4. ~, Y I'M ii, q
inafi N li,ss & 8 + lle "a 1fi ElaI fIdSE
i,enss,lsA Il Eji,kf.fi pa1iff fh,.n 4 4 ~
Itli HI b t.Is,s. 4 :.
III ~ t,eS.ss. - ", -. ".
f<.fs nae s.f IS n 4. X Il,
StS, Ss3fsx;& & n, fst X s IS, tsl IL Il
boiled epuS can m.la a surrps .Cul ho.
tel. Neither can a hearty greeting
from the landlord. pivinr promisp tn
the eve, and to break if TO the heart.
Neither can porous towels and loud
lunged DorterS announcing the trains
IN stehtnrian tones bring happiness
10 '''e guest.
however we hnd that often When
"'Itr qn"IlhcatIonS are dehcient,
| hrhlhesS on the part 0t the landlord
WINS. n travelling man III the west
last winter ora req STEAK. 1t was
P'"'" H'e'N' ile ha" never seen s."
F'"''' o''"N "e''''e' IL was ga'hereo
"' "''e '''V' i'""TNe'' """ ""' star ;
va ''' "''''e ""'' guests ''a'' 9'f "pe"
II "''i ''''i s"''e away IL was '"''
KIN" "' S'e'N use" III ptIi-hInS tomb
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'"'''p p'''''e'' ~ '"e waiter anu sal" ne
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was '''''e !" ""'' on guests anu MI
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l VIII 'e'' nun Ill SELL
0o he u'u'
1ne 'ah"lof" came IN. lie was a
ilrSe man Win corrugated brow.
ne was h'' h'u'h "i Il 'aIKer ana
wore MS nat mo 'he "IhIh%' room
wien ne ""'''e'' l" co'i'e I'll 'hefe al
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ch"rch WAS pretty wen hAeo' lot 'he
hui'dihg was gwen ny wealthy
man ana the pulpit was hr'ught from
England al cost OF S2ooO.
The pastor stood up in this $500
pulpit many a Sabbath and preached
a good sermon when he was actually
hungry. Members of the congrega-
tion said they would give so much if
Mr.. so and so would give so much.
They carried their subscriptions over
with so many conditions that it was
like a Worlds Fair subscription list
The result was, that he and his wife
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

tainment given at Devereaux Hall,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, where she Is at
tending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. McGurrin, Of
Kalamazoo, are the guests OF Mrs.
Buckley.
Miss Bertha NJ. Sweet. of Fort Way ne,
Ind, IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Osterhout.
Miss Nan Parker entertained the
"Silent Sixteen" Club Tuesday even
ing, at her residence on Williams-st.
Next Friday the ladies Of the Literary
Club whose names begin with y. Q. p.
Q. K. and ;. Will be entertained at the
clubhouse.
Miss McGrow, of Plttsburg, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss Nc
Quewan, for couple of weeks, has re-
turned home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23
VAN EVER
& CO.'S
PRICE LIST!

100 lbs best Roller Process Flour 500
% lbs best Roller Process Flour ......5O
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-23

IN reading these rrces DO not think
th-y represent pTces on cheap goods
We warrant every article ue scl to -
as represented ~ money rrlun lef. We
have large cash trado ard ca0 az -ari
% sell voE a good srtce ata very
small margin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-29
New Goods and Jackets.

New wash surahs in light colors and
tint5 are shown in the greatest variety.
and viii be used IN place Of cotton goods
by thousands, for pretty as cotton goods
are, nothing can make them as dressy
as silk, and these are made in such q
way that they can be washed like calico
without the slightest injury. The most
Of them are I'M very deifcate colora, but
there are others with duh dark ground
with stripes and checks, with one bright
thread next TO n duh colored one ali
across the stripe which tones down the
whole into g soft and pleasing material
These silks are very light and yet are
strong as iron, and are really ihc ideal
dress material for women and children.
They are cheaper than cotton goods
where the clothes are given out 10 be
Numbered
Nat,y but simple jackets are now the
popular fancy, particularly for Young
people. and, indeed walking jacket
ought always be part Of cverv Lady s
wardrobe Braided or applique work
makes a very effective trimming for
jackets Olive Harper.