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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

For ENTERPRISE reliability, careful attention - o
mess and honesty no class Of radcsmen III Inc country
stand higher than the Drlgei7's'
And from, the very nature Of their business none an
a. well able a. they TO Judge of the value ana f'e'" ="
arv medicine for which public patronage NAV oe 80
'',.s r,, .re IN constant contact with the public
and hear every word Of praise or cohdcihha'o"
NAV be uttered regarding medicines ...,.-
WHOM therefore the Druggists, as with one voice
pronounce Hoods Sarsaparilla the leading 'cu''c VI
its kind il is conclusive and proves that thS pcpd'@
ton does possess
Positive Merit.
wo tal. spccial pride In the good name al nome
rrIich Hoods Sarsaparilla has always chJoSc"' "
own CITY of Lowell there is now ana ha' Dee'' ~,
MANY times more Of Hoods sarsaparina sun .,""
al other sar,apaias and blood purifiers coh'o'neo'
g." sn.co to o,otc hit briefly from written state
mcnts Of
Lowell Druggists.
ave consider Hoods sar'aparliia one Oh '"' ""
most reliable medicines. It's sale increases eNc'
and Il is wonderfully elicacous as DIDO" p"''"0''
F. & f. BAILEY co. ,, ,,oroas.
sales Of Hoods sarsapar1lla conuhuans -
and customers all speak well Of it, CAhLhi'N d"
HOVEY. $500 ho,. Gre, n,ace
,,od nuriGer snd sell more Of IL than OF all
others +. &. GOODALE.
.Uood,s sarsaparilla sells. two TO one aheah Of afS
others F. p. MOODY.
floods sarsaparla is the leadine oioon p"''a1'
II is a pleasure to sell H. lor ~ "''"''
faction c. T. CARTER
rho sa,o If Hoods ~arsaparilla exceeds all o'ier
similar preparatoas.n DENIS o'BklEN.
~uood,s sarsaparlla Is unquesuonaby the ieaoer'
JOSEPH PLUNkETT. 90 A., -. ~ thar
81 sell more of Hoods sarsapai1ha IMAM oi all o'''''
combined. .. J. BEILElsLh'
e.n.,rarilla sells better than any other "
&. c. BROCK .,-,.,ur ,
sales Of Hoods sarsapsrla large and satisfactory
EIIINGWOOD co. -
I'VE sell more of Hoods sarsapariila than Of all
other blood purifiers combined. Customers VINO once
buy il are sure 70 return for more winch VIC cannot say
Of other preparations a. l.. FIELD -,
ON ,,,,,,oer. want Hoods sarsaparilla and VIII
take no other, {. f. BLANCHARD
Hoods sarsapara sells well all the year round
F. H. BUTLER
Twenty other Lowell druggists speak similarly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

a Buckboard with srsrted horse and Coca t Sas
and away Ne 90 The buc board be one OF
ley's make TO be perfection Xareroous. coraer INV
at, aud Boegum plaHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
NOTIONS.

WE TOLERATE no CONVENTIONAL WEIGHTS
AND MgAsUREs-A POUND NEVER MEANS 1A
OUNCES, DOZEN YARDS ALWAYS MEANS
TWELVE TINES So INCHES.
SO Yards Of Tape, L inch wide for &c.
10 Yards Of Tape, s. inch wide for Sc
Yards Of Tape in widths from TO inch fos &C. |"
&c.
Yards Of Cotton Brad for &c.
10 Yards OF Cotton Betting for 14c
%. Yards Of Skirt Braid for &c.
wards Of Black Skirt Braid for &c.
Frued SILK Elastic i0c per yard worth 2Sc.
1oo.yaId spools Black Sewing SILK at 29c per dolea
sroo-.
lOyari spools Black Twist a. 1oc per box OF % spoc
Vorwercks woven shaped Skirt Yokes, coors, &c. each
Cabinet Hairpns, &c.
silk TENN, Belts 32c.. 47c., Gle. 7sc
Woven Metal Bets gilt silver, sl.o3 G.l7.
s,esl Scissors all sizes, lic. per par
Poke, Knives, 24c. and soc. each; worth double
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
March--April--M

months
and taking mumc
which manifest themselves IN
disturbances and various o'he u.s.
powerful and Alternative the
medicine yourseu ana
hldron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
=, uust Possess True Merit.

al am. on general principles. averse to expressing
nv views pro con- In respect to any proprietary
article but In the light of Hoods SarSaparla being the
product of a brother apothecary, Will say, Hoods
esrsau,rilla has secured place in the public conf
dcncc never attained by any proprietary medicine that
| have handled during an experience of more than
twenty years IN The drug trade II must possess true
merit A. a remedial agent TO retain IL Increasing popu-
larity AS "A household remedy. The sale Of Hoods
sarsaparilla exceeds that OF all similar preparations
combined Of which keep In stock some hiteen or
twenty it, praises arc proclaimed at my counter
daily Inv those who have been benefited by 1t. many
az whom are personal acquaintance. CLARENCE o.
BIGELOw Apothccary, 102 sxth-avc.. Ncw-iork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

R. H. MACY & CO.,
SIXTH AVENUE. STREET
BLACK SILK.

ol,d hodv RIACK eros GRAIN. &c., worth soc.
-, ,no, ur ACK INDIA SILK, Acc; worth 7jc.
al.nch BLACK INDIA SILK, excellent quality, &C. )
worth S1.00. o~
so.inch BLACK INDIA SILK, superior grade. SSc !
worthS1 lao. . 49,, s,,,s -.
20. many ~ which cost SEC. To produce.
Heavy BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE. with broad Otto
man stripes $50. worth Si.35.
-Four special bargains in BLACK sckAh' single warp
2oinch Soc, worth 7Jc.
Doublc Warn. 2i.inch 19c. worth S1.6O.
Tripe Chain. 24.tnch 98c. worth $3.50.
ot.inch Reversible SURAH. best quality imported
s1.25, usual price S1.73.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
C0L0RED SILK.

aooo Yards OF Two.toned PERSIAN SILK sURAH,
~ material in all the latest colorngs. especially adapted
for skirts or combinations. Acc per yard sood value l0r
9Oc. ,, ,. rxnr. s1rV
warranted not to slip or pull In the seams ID very choice
,r Including cream and white, sc. per yard real
value S1.00. err
high grade FIGURED INDIA SILK
o4.inch 69c. , worth $500.
27.inch SSc. worth s123.
Figured CHINA SILK, DC, worth 4Oc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram a continuous line shows The oafo ,s
fluctuations yesterday, obs r,ed at the onitea
Signal Service station at this city The dasnes
temperature noted Perrys Pharmacy, sun bu'a'ns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
The Rest Proof.

Hoods sarsaparilla IS ontscllIng all others with
MS The same parties who once buy 1t return for
more and recommend 1t 10 their friends winch Is the
hest proof that it is giving satisfaction +. W.
ItEXpy = 400 Third Avcnuc New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
condensed statements.

We arc selling more Of Hoods Sarsaparilla this
snrin than ever before. Customers speak well Of II .
ITlEY BROTIfEfs>. li2 Eighth Ave, New iorl. City.
"I am convinced Hoods sarsaparilla is all IT T.,
reprc,cn.ed to be- b. b. MYERS, 502 Grand Street.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
They Insist UpOm Hoods"

"Thc pcrtinacity with which people insist upon
Uoed,s, sarsaparla is the best evidence we offer
Of lis popularty." VI. +. sWARTz & CO., 500 Sixth
Avenue Ncw-York City.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14
CoNTRIvANcEs OF ANTS.
How They Succeeded I'm Removing the
body of a Largo CentIneaIe

Row They Succeeded I'm Removing tho
BODY of II Large CentIpede.
a gentleman in tho Island of st Croix
instituted several experiments with
reiercnce to ascertaining the truth Of
what he had often been told, of tho in
9enulty and apparent reasonings Of the
ants OF that beautiful island. Having
siain centipode which had been sent
MIN by friend, he laid it on tho
winoow-stool within his apartment
where, though not single individual
OF That mischievous race of vermin had
oeen seen, to his great qualification, in
the course of a few hours, one solitary
ant suddenly made its appearance
through crevice in the casing, at
tracted, probably, by the odor of the
dead body.
Shortly after, having surveyed the
premises, it disappeared, but speedily
returned with q host of companions, to
whom tho discovery of q prize had I'M
questionable boon communicated; a
more careful survey of the magnitude
OF the object was evidently instituted.
The whole company then disappeared
simultaneously through the crack; but
an army was put in requisition, for the
third appearance was multitude. Hay
ing mounted the carcass, examined
infinitely its exact position, and salts
fed themselves that it was actually
bercfit of life, and that no danger
would be incurred from their premedit-
ated operations, new and unlocked
for series of labors was commenced,
bearing such striking analogy
to human reason, as manifested
In &c
"contrivances, that if there is no in
telllgence in it-why, the motaphysic-
ians have in reservation an unexplored
field of observation.
Not being able to move the mass en-
tire, they divided themselves into
platoons, and cut the body into portions
of about half an inch in length which
was efiectually and skillfully done be-
tween late hour in the afternoon and
the following night, and each piece
transported to their CITADEL through
some contiguous aperture of sufficient
diameter to allow the loads to pass.
When the observer arose at DAYLIGHT,
every part had been carried away but
the head, which was really moving off
toward the hole, surrounded by an i'm
mense concourse of admiring spectators,
probably on tho qui gire, happy in tho
delightful anticipation of future feasts
and revelings On futher scrutiny. no
found that the decapitated head was
mounted on the backs of about dozen
bearers, who, like Roman phalanx
with testuco upon their shoulders,
were marching off in an orderly manner
toward the same orifice through which
all the rest had disappeared. IN. Y.
Lcdrer.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14

the clothes. He wasn't over five min
utes about 1t, and then he appeared in
the backyard with basketful OF
clothes to hang on the line. At sight of
him I had to sit down. Tho clothes
were plum-blue, and Mr.. Bowser was
plum-bluer. 'The Great and Only Tat
tooed Man" couldn't hold candle to
him. Just rs he appeared in the yard
farmers wife. who sells us eggs, opened
tho back cato and walked in.
"Good Lor'! but what is this?" sho
calculated, as she stood with open
mouth.
sits only me-" replied Mr.. Bowser;
"I've been washing"
Washing what? Why, man, you've
dud ! Is your vito sick, dead, or run
off ?"
"Aren't these clothes right?"
''Manl Man but even heather
would know botter!''
Just then one of Mr.. Bowser's down
town friends drove through the alley in
buggy. He could see over the fence
aid when he saw Mr.. Bowser he pulled
up his horse so quickly that the animal
almost fell.
SIS that You, Bowscr ?" he called.
"Y-yes."
"Ncll. what in tho name of past ages
are You doing?"
oh n-nothing."
Nothing I'll bet ten to one you're
fitting yourself for museum freak.
Say, old man, you have hit it! Just file
your teeth to point and you'll pass for
genuine cannibal ~
Ho drove on and the egg woman
backed out of the gate and said:
'Ivc been furnishing you three dozen
week, and I've never missed Tues
day, but give you notice that l don't
como no moro. 1t would be taking
chances. a man as is light in the head
may he all right one day and very wio
lent the next Love to your excellent
wife, and I'm sorry for her"
Mr.. Bowser entered the kitchen in
three jumps. l sat there laughing until
I could hardly breathe. lie lowered
above me like mountain over a mouse,
and after choking and gasping for min
ute he roared out:
Mrs. Bowscr, you have finally done
it, haven't your
"What have l donc?"
"What have you done! Got me to do
the washing and give myself away for
an internal idiot! Look at me! Look
at them buds in the yard!'
mr.. Bowser, didn't l tell you not to
try it? Didn't do my best to keep you
from trying it?"
"No! Never! You encouraged me to
go aheadI"
"Mr. Bowsor."
Don't Mr.. Bowscr mo! This is the
end! The worm turns We'll settle
matters this very day.
But Mr.. Bowscr is still with mo, and I
have no doubt VIC shall live and die to-
Gcther.-Dctroit Free Press.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14
ON EXHIBITION HERE.
Valuable Pointers Furnished by the Dime
Museum Lecturer.

Valuable Pointers Furnished by the Dime
Museum Lecturer.
Tho several signs at the door an
nounced grand exhibition of snakes.
tattooed woman, wax figures repre-
senting the Twelve Disciples and the
Last Supper, with rare animals, etc.
AS we entered the place the lecturer
was all ready to begin. lie said: Ladies'
and gentlemen, this lady was taboed
by the savages of Borneo. Some call it
tattoed and some taboed, but it all
means the same thing. Next to her is
a guerilla from Africa. The guerilla is
noted for sucking the blood of people
whom asleep don't know whether It's
when tho guerilla or the people is
asleep. and odds is tho difference to
you.
This good people," he continued,
passing to tho next cage, ''s the celc-
bratcd buoy constructor from South
America. This reptile is able to crush
an OK in his folds. On the left Of him
is the raccoon, so called from it's gait,
which is that of Il racking horse. Next
beyond is a beaver, which secured it's
name from Beaver Falls. Wis That
animal on the right is called porku-
pine, so named from It's love of pork,
and that on the left is an opossum Tho
last named creature gets its name from
tho Grccian word op. the Latin word
pos, and the Hebrew word sum-"
lie then posed before the wax figures,
and went on
"This disciple is John, that one Her
culcs, that one Mark, that one Cicero,
and SO on; all good men except Judas
'Scarrot Each figure is an exact re-
production of the celebrated painting
by Nero, and virtue is its own reward"
An old gentleman with spectacles
said to the lecturer:
"Arcn't you mistaken about Her
culcs?"
"No Sir"
''Sure you ain't?'
''l.ook-a-here, old man." exclaimed
the lecturer, as he squared off. I've
boon in tho show business for twenty
odd years. and if you think you know
the ropes better than do you can take
command"
ooh, no, no, no. You arc doubtless
right-quite right-and of course you
know your business. Only"
"Only what?"
"Oh, we'll, never mind. 1t struck me
as little queer, but l guess it's all
right-all right. It was because | am
littlo rusty on such matters, probably.
Very entertaining, very, and l shall
call again. IN. Y. Sun.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14

with good deal Of spirit, and after sup
per she got her wages and walked OF.
Had been the cause of her going Mr..
Bewser would have read mo lesson
forty rods long. AS he was the cause it
was all right. He'd like to see the hired
girl who could run his house while he
lived-didn't propose 10 take "sass"
from anybody = wished he had dis
charged her outright etc.
! All this happened on Monday. Tues
day is our wash day. didn't think OF
1T until after the girl had gone. Then
said to Mr.. Bowser:
| you'll have to hunt around in the
morning and get me washwoman. 1t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14

"Oh, we'll, never mind. 1t struck me
as little queor, but guess it's all
right-all right. It was because I am
littlo rusty on such matters, probably.
Very entertaining, very, and l shall
call again. IN. Y. Sun.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14

Scientific Parent ION a strolD-You
sec out there in the street, my son, 4
simple illustration OF II principle in me-
chanics. The man with that cart pushes
it in front of him. Can you guess why?
Probably snot. 1 will ask him. MOTTO
his answer, my son. (To banana ped
dler). My good man, why do you push
that cart instead of pulling it?
banana Pcddler-'Causc l amt a boss.
-Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14
Exrericntia Deceit Non.

Ned Bunco Tin alarm, checking his
confrere)-IIold, BILL! Skinned that
duck once-last year. remember him
we'll.
Bunco Eill-Well, what's the matter?
Don't you suppose the man has earned
any money since?-l.ife.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14
THE BowsERs.
idr. Undertakes to Do the FAM
lily Washing.

Il. BIO WI e r
came homo the
other day and
w q n ted tn o
II a m M er for
something. He
found it in the
kitchen, where
the girl had
been using it as
a poker for the
range. Mr.. Bow
ser gave express
sion to his out
ragged feelings.
Tho rir1 ranliod,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14

AT the close Of fair in South Bos.
ton the other evening tho unsold
articles were offered at auction. and a
round lot of cream pies wcro knocked
down to a gentleman who seemed par
ticnlarly anxious to get them. "My
wife mado these pies" he said, land
gave thcm TO tho fair; but as she never
makes any OF this quality except to
give away. my only chance is to buy
them And then he sat down and con-
sumed acouplo in silence Boston Post.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14
Would Cheat the Grave.

Doctor-Yes. Mr.. Mulvaney. l am
sorry to inform you, you are dying Of
consumption, and can live only few
weeks longer.
Mr.. Mulvaney-Dyin 'av consum ptIon
is it? Then, indadc, I'll chate the grave
av its victim. I'll blow mo brains out
with pistol. Life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-14

"A woman at Hagerstown, Md, has a
goose which came into her possession
when she was married, twenty-one years
ego. The fowl is In good health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18

sSf opened and Gilmore himself ap-
peared.
He did not wait long alone. A hight
footstep and the rustic of q Homan's
gown now fell on Miss Buffers strained
ears, and with q little exclamation of
joy Gilmore advanced few steps, hold
ing out both his hands.
Nancy am SO glad, so happy to
see you againI''
Miss Butler heard the words quite dis
tinctly, and she heard the answer.
81 have kept faith with you, you
see. :" came from Nancy 3 rosy lips.
ITo nE ooxE1KuEp.l
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
OmS1aI Proclamation.

70 al schosa II may concern
Be it known that at the Special Eli
ection hi the Town Of Abtovilte, Ia,
on Wednesday, 9th day of November,
1889. that Sixty-one property tax2pay4
ers owning and representing prop0R
assessed on the tax rolls of said t0N
Sor the year 1889, amounting to-
valtre of.Eighty thousand FIVE hunaT
and ffty-four dollars, voted for On
Ordinance to levy Especial tax of tiYe
mills on the dollar per annum On the
taxable property Of said town for d
period OF ten YEARS, beginning in the
year 1891, for the use and benefit 81
the Kansas City, Louisiana and Gull
Rail Road, subject to the Limitation
contained in the petition of property
tax payers asking for the levy Of suci.
tax; and that no yotes we're cast against
said ordinance.
Given under my official signature, d
the Mayors Office, at Abbeville, Ii.
this 29th day of November A.. D.. 1889
ELIJAH BOURNE, Mayor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11

A curious ease is reported from
eCooper county Kansas. "A colored
woman claims that at the commence
ment OF the war she was bought by
Joseph Hickman, the wealthiest far.
mer 10 the county. and taken to his
home as a sewing maid. Since that
time she has never been nermiNed to
learn that the slaves we're free.
Three1weeks agoher old master di a
when she ran away and went to.
Boonvillc. There she employed coun-
sci to prosecute agaaDts the estate
here claim for wages at SIS per mouth
far twenty-five years. The cou t.
allowed her $1,000 half ale amount
Of her claim.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
'AaRemarkal,le Bi4daF2T6ar.


4 novel bridal tour is what a
i newlymarried couple is at the pres
Z ent time enjoying. Several months
ago Charles Fish, a clerk in q San
Francisco store, white attempting to
board d ferryboat, made a misstep
and fell over some ropes into the
arms of mary Rathburn, daughter Of
a retired merchant. With an apo
logy the young man departed. A
few nights afterward athe pair met
at a party, and from that time on a
friendship spraEg up between the
two. Finding that the girls parents
+. were opposed TO the match, the
couple, a few weeks later, eloped
and were married at Sacramento.
The young man having only $33,
told his wife if they could manage
TO reach New York all would be
ewell, as heshad a wealthy relative
there. This proved satisfactory
The girl took of her dresses and
adorned herself in mans attire.
There adventures since then have
been numerous. From Sacramento
the pair beat their way by riding
on freight trains and on the trucks
of passenger coaches. A week ago
FOgden was reached, and, being desir.
Gus to see some OF Goiorado's scenery
the .Riogrande' was selected. After
having been pat off a half dozen
trains the couple reached Denver
Saturday morning. As it happened
the Union Pacific ran a Grand Ar,
my excursion train out Saturday
might, and by strategy the couple
! managed to go on the train in the
J capacity of porters. 1t is more
than probable that the pair will get
through, reaching New Yoak'next
month, The girl is extremely pref.
" and scarcely 49. while the husband
i is three years her senior.-Denver
= COnrieF Journal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
IStH0fsFANT.
Registered Letter. 10
NEW 0RLENS NATIONAL BANK.

NEW OlIaNANbs tA
''REMEMBER. also, that the payment
Of Prizes in GUARANTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans. a1fd
the Tickets are signed by the President of
an Institution whose chartered rights are
recognized n:the highest Courts; therefore
beware Of aft limitations and anonymous
schemes" JANUARY u. 1880.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR
Is tho Priceeuf the smallest part or frac-
ton Of a ticket issued in any drawing.
Anything m orr name offered at a less
price. is either a counterfeit or a swindfe
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
DIRECTORY

.Dfstrct Judge.
w. W. EDWARDS
District Attorney.
ROBERT 9. SNEDEs.
Clerk Of District Court,
ALGTDa LEBLANC.
Representative.
GRANvIT.EE B. SHAW.
sShcrifl& Tax Collector,
ALnH0NsE Il. LEBLANC.
tGornnel DR.. w. ID. WHITE.
assessor, 0 a.. O'BRYAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

NoTE.LTicket drawing CAPITAL Prizes
are not entitled tOSerminal Prizes.
UFoR CLUB RATES, or any futher IN
formation desired, write legibly to the
undersigned, clearly stating your resi-
dence, with State. County, Street and
Number More rapid return mail delivery
will be #assured by you enclosing an
Envelope bearing yonr full address.
I~MP6RTANT.
All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes. Money 0rdersissuedb by all Express
Companies Or New York Exchange.
Addressed
N. a. DAUTPMEN.
New ORLEANS In
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
Police Jury.

j.. r. BRoUss4RD, President.
Nv. H.. WANsLYKE, Fl. H0FFPAUTN
w. P. CoNEREy, T.J. MoRGAc
III. ID. BARrEEs j. "A. LEBTAN
Clork Pofice Jury. ARCHIE YoUN
Parish IRE asurer, ELIJAH VIE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11

TITS GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS takes place Semi Annually, June
and December), aud its Grand Single
SNhnber Drawings take place on each Of
the other ten months in the year, and all
are drawn in public, at the Academy of
Music, New Orl@ansF La.
"We do hereby certify that We super
wise the arrangements for all the Monthly
and Sgmi-Annua Drawings Of the Louis
lana State Lottery Co., and i'll person
m:eaage and control the Drawing them
selves, and that the same are conducted
with honesty, fairness, and IN good faith
toward all parties and we authorize the
Company to use this certificate, with fac
smilreof our signatures attached, III its
adp&ftisements.h
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-11
T0Hsjal2 State Lottery CO..

Incorporated By The LegisIatnre IN 1868.
for Educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchise made a part of the pre-
sent State Constitution, in 1879, by an
OVERWHELMING POPULAR VoTE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DRAW
INGS take place Semi-Annually. June
and DecemheFl, and its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place on
each of the other ten months in the veal,
and are al drawn i'll pnblic. at she
Acasiemy of,Music, ewFOrleans. La,