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By fond tonics are meant those substances
that either are directly nutrltive. or that. by
promoting digestion and assimilation. increase
the nutrItivs value Of other food. These two
qualities are. indeed. very frequently COM
bined and In all diseases that depend on on NAL NAL
was placed on medicines that but relieved the
Thsfe Is a ismiiisr. exam pie o, this in ,.hs
GpnSr use q the Ma Essst %n wSe
Las long been G reeosnised @ in ali en,eebted con:
ditioAs-in convaleseence. during nursing, and
IN .Ps .s S IL
has shown that the Malt Extract has an act aStua! "a!
nutve value not hy o or
fusnce In facilitating the digestion Of ordinary
food. Thus its g. svstemntic use Is followed by
up up Of the tissues. and . rapid improvement Of
the general condition.
Johann hs sfSoHs So for the phSs
%ays .ssosistea aeS SsSSF wth %psreet assimaion
nea 70 ene os nains sest
many It has almost dtiven out Of +, use the
r and opiamr-wh!eh. d long long con.inaed. offend the
delicate stomach and impair digestion; For
Sose o a. h Is at IN
spiced drink. with the most gratifying results'
RELIEVING the cough, proam93tins Sleep ana 'm-
JOHANN HofP AND HIS MEDALS.
Johann Hoff has been manufacturing the
Malt Extract since 1S47, and IN Berlin since 1850.
It has won him honors at home and carried MS
Joseph Of. Austria decorated him With the
Sow sSs dn Msds @ as Order e Sns hs
estiss asd os tHe Of
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beeinning that this daughter Of the venerable
but spry Jenny Hill has had better luck. She
made her bow two weeks ago, and she gets
more applause and more roses every night.
tits one thing for a woman to be able to sing
and dance and quite different thing for her
to 90 sing and dance that when she holds out
her skirts shower of gold or green backs will
drop into them. There are any girls who sing
or:dance or sing and dance nightly at Roster &
Blars There are but two Of them who do 1t
with fame and fortune In the doing. The first
is Csrmenclia the queen OF dancers. the mod
srn serpent OF the Nile. full of fire and passion.
full Of strangely alluring curves. and motions
that make little thrills 70 up and down your
back and all that sort of thing. The other Is
Miss Peggy Pryde. the daughter Of Jenny Hill.
There Ms l. no COMPARISON 70 be made between
they are now dividing applause that was once
Oarmencita's alone. II You 60 into Koster 4
Bials about $3.50 o'clock any evening you will
zee Peggy pryde. There is a burst Of lively
the wings and is going about her performance
In Q breathless sort oi a way.
At first you have an lIdistinct pink and gold
inr,DT5ession out q which comes shrill. thin,
fri is singing with much moving OF arms and
(oRs. Then you see that she is not u little Rrl
but grown woman. Her arms. her legs. her
neck do not belong to child.
"a English voice. SO high pitched. so piercing.
q the charm Of Peggy Pryde., For she has q
charm that is not clearly to be laid to any one
..she has legs that are neither good nor bad.
Thsre ts nothing sensuous about her. abso-
lutsly nothing. But her face Is so Young. Her
snhs u that OF pert bright girl Her manner
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STATIONERY.
UNUSUAL OFFERING.

French Quadrills Ruled Note Paper with
Grsns's GpeSS Superior 6o.pound Note. paaper paDtle
IN white. cream, and all tlnts, with enye.
s Roysi Belfast; Linen Note Paper. octaVS aairs
size. ruled or plain. In packages OF s ouires
Our Strangemore Mills, Extra English super. per-
fne, smooth -hnish note paper, octave Size,
ruled or plain. Squire packages for 9Oc..
envelopes to match. ch...;..... 80. PIX. 26c. box
" and special Squire package CONNER
Two boxes. each containing quire fine note
paper and "a envelopes s.................2 $50.
A Copper Engraved Plate and 30 cards.
apsr Stamped any color from yoar
own die. die........,...,,,,,,,... ,lOc, q Guiro
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~ =. - A LOUD
SAY IN COTTON
WASH GOODS MONDAY.

On Monday we will sell rs pcs.
Scotch Zephyrs, exquisite styles,
including polka dot checks in all
shades, plaids with bourette and
satin stripes. and fancy figured
stripes. Seasons price has been
from Soc. to 75c. These to be sold
at 25c. yard.
80 pcs. Bedford Cord, q new wash
fabric, in dark and light effects.
Seasons price is SOC. These 19c.
Three cases of Henrietta Sateens,
in black grounds with, chintz fow-
ers, and polka dots; also plain
black, 30c. quality, say 19c.
100 pcs. Bourette Stripe and Plaid
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value at loo o yard; reduced to So.

value at 100 q yard; reduced to So.
q yard.
800 pieces OF Cambria, Swiss and
Nainsook Edgings, from 8 to G
inches wide, worth 300. a yard; spe-
cial at 15o q yard.
$50 pieces Nainsook, Swiss, and
Cambria Embroideries. 6 to Is
inches wide, worth 900. q yard;
special at 25e a yard.
% and ~ inches wide Swiss, Cam
brio, and Nainsook Flouncings, in
white and colors on white,
which were $1.25 and $1.50, re-
duced to 53c. q yard.
45 inches wide Nainsook, Swiss,
and Cambria Flouncings, in white,
ecru, beige, black, and colors,
worth $500 q yard; reduced to $50.
q yard.
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MORE GOOD
WRAPPERS CHEAP.

batiste in excelIept Ooiorinrs, shapes and
etyles very, desirable. They Are really $1.7S
500 Ladies' Real GinSHam Wrappers, this
seasons patterns and colors, made In round
yoke style, $3.50, for. or............,.......S1 80
200 Ladies' summer Serge Tea Gowns, China
silk fronts Of contrasting shades, $3.50 style,
500 Ladies' Summer Wrappers. in printed nai
challie, desirable style. Iio In place OF 81 80
1000 Ladies' Percale Waista new summer
colorings high sho,llderA turnover col
lars. .............-...7ec. as against $50,
wFappers-ad Zoo.
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MEMS PANTS
AND BUSINESS SUITS.
$1.25 TO SIS SAVED!

A select line of Mems All-Wool
Pants, in stylish striped cheviots.
plaids, and medium mixtures
Prices $2.75 and S4.25. These are
81 to $3.50 trousers.
And picked assortment, of Mems
Fine A!l-Wool Business. Suits, in
striped cheviots, homespuns.
tweeds, and cassimeres, very latest
cut, finished well, nearly equal to
custom made. size 33 to 40; $500,
and $1,000. II you had to pay
regular priceithey'd be s12 and SIG.
Boys. GloshIng "a floor,
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JENNY HILLS DAUGHTER.
ruU IA GETTING ON BETTER THAN
HER FIMOUS MOTHER.
Ss. r-oumnnd. the Homage OF Those who
e,,uted ut Grandmother Hill - Her
vook. Her Methods, and Her boy.

a.. commnnds the Homage OF Those who
a,,,ted ut Grandmother Hin - Her
locks, Her Meth DDS, and Her boy.
When Tony Pastor announced with great
.rsto that ho had again secured tho famous
london concert hall singer Jenny Hill. an
saed and passing wise generation OF specta-
tora viewed the announcement with the same
amusement with which they greeted the resur-
rection OF Lydia Thompson. 1t Is her second
limo on earth." they said; let us go and sec
now old we are"
They went and got shock. For Jenny Hill
had not grown older. SIZE had Just as young
sno rrm lesh. Just rs keen voice. lust as
ar,le a log as In the days long long agone.
The Younger generation of celebrity viewers
thought there was some mistake about 1t and
ware inclined to look with favor upon JonnY
Hills performances until 1t got noised abroad
that she had q daughter grown and married
and having family. To insrcct the twinklinR
calves OF q grandmother was bit too much
for these young men. They are BLAST. but do
not care to seek excitement in the contempla-
ton OF age in short skirts. or no skirts at all.
So these young men stayed away. md then
Jenny Hill won't away with no very good opin-
Son OF New York. Now hcr daughter hns como
70 try her fortune. And 1t may DO said In the
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COST
FOR THESE

PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS.
Reason OF the drive is to over
come the backward Parasol season.
200 elegant silk Coaching Para
soils in choice combination Of stripe
and plaid borders-colors cardinal,
gray, blue. and black and white
paragon frames, choicest English
sticks; cost $175.
800 finest grade all-silk Change
ables, ribbon bows, paragon frames,
best sticks-colors black and gold,
black and cardinal, blue and black,
brown and black-cost $2.25.
200 extra fine grade all-silk Surahs,
paragon frames, extra sticks, in
eight different combinations, stripe
borders of black and white and
gray and white cost 1896.
200 extra heavy gros grain Coach
ing Parasols, ebony sticks and
large full bow. The choicest mourn
ing parasol of the season; cost
$3.75.
100 more Of our regular SIS. Degrade
of deep founce-edge surah Para
soils, in blacks, beige, browns, &C.,
very best grade; cost $3.50.
500 24-inch' Sun Umbrellas, all silk,
twilled, extra we'll made (for sun
or rain), choicest naturals, gold
caps, ebony, silver, bamboo loops,
paragon frames: cost $1.75.
1000 misses and children's Fan
cy Parasols, in every color and
style of trimming that has been
put on the market this season, all
by the best makers cost from zoo.
to 1926.
All the expensive French, English,
and domestic Parasol Novelties
(any costume may be matched) at
this sale less than cost.
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SOME
SHOE NEWS.

IS French CALF patent leather OK
ford Ties, all patent leather; Mon
7O6 Pairs Women, $3.50 grade,
Russian Calf Hand-turn Oxfords, 8
shades; Monday $3.50
Women IS Fine Patent-tip, Cloth
top Lace Shoes, latest design
MONDAY $1.S5
- shoss-ssssnd aoor.
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ssss aamss thas she is; indeed. girl; pretending
s,ss hss sst gestures ak as much ss her ips
~ 9seir ne her shouders. her legs. all do their
kreatAless., She is on the stage. she is hard at
Es9snng to and fro dancing, singing. laugh
S winklng, waving her arms her hands. her
I'D Changing her sostmo sGn for H.
Es1i act. She seems to be as much Interested
h.s saynS HnS 81. e. thOps sops all ns .nd
ed havs never been excelled iof that style Of
.ss:sn. nahss lSs, three p the last being
SrSs.sS SSnS 10. ont once more II properly i'm
%nS 81 Breath Of SO small and active body viii
sb.s bIaS,s 70 one thing to be said for Peggy Pryde
tAs and dance on koster M BisIs W Stage s She Sic
ssS.: how how to dress ferss!i. They used TO
danSsr oiSs4 there Ei aG tSq bSd
Bnss II 'aaI ann.Sk struck the audience, dumb eact
and ndpRSSsEbsa; sSs bss; ,ssIiy N9Iw Peggy hes no such
~ and iurbelows is not to- to dress. R @ Her lie eos eos
sSs sSes ssn are a. graceful as herself and give her
Eat W% Wsl nsseessary seo for her agility; She wears
IL ss bottom SS.' which 70 ia tie neishborhood % Of
.astS|s' .astaS|ss' IS.hb Ifn boys clothes she Is truly.rs
s1d o. fihts hsE ,Ses Ses a' the sauciness
uAs @ what she sings. that m etters vary ,,tt,e
~ Ss Sns makes some good points and tho son rs
WITCH sonna ana Cad d fni Of queer English phrasos
eh sss songs is q variation on when a man feaIs
SsXnt SssXE tatd and when he leels all wrong. Miss
"a msn Hes t as one illnstration the experience
fhon~hf fho ~%hfi%ortpnate % person felt all right az he
Nm. Tbat "a tne eggs this chicken would lny for
Sreat snlsnsS0ne Is song relates how he made nest OF
bIs6swsts beb Watched h with feelings wrought to Tbs ihs
drsssrS ees oi the o. I8y After an hour q this
fSl rom ~ polling the man lifted the chickingS
vent 10 . nesf and 1t escaped from him to give
song ssys ,Sa GScak,a,doodledo on the fence. The
is DOM, song Is right; Another OF her sketches
SomethInpa !, queer old.fashioned costume II
fscIiationS sha, looks Ike Powered chintz The
on The sishnd siGcHnd husband Of g, eat meekne-s ur,
6SsbandEs dEh,s mo, q women. she says that her rst
1N motto Was most praiseworthy-"Al-
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FLANNEIS.
WHITE GOODS
PURPOSELY MADE Low.

Finest Imported Silk and Wool sulhnxs and
sold for 65 and 75c.; to 60 at l9c. q I'd.
200 Pieces Nainsook. Lawn. and Lace Plaide,
Cheeks. DC, ;12ac: quality, TIC; yd.
iects, .......... ..i22 to 25c. quality. 100. I'd.
30 Pieces Fine Lace Band Apron and Skirt
Ing Lawns. Zoe. quality, &c. q yd.
Yanuss-Maln aisle, back.
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Ginghams, loo quality, will be sold
Monday at 10c.
Two cases Standard l24o. Domestic
Ginghams, will be sold Monday
for 7Ac.
Hsaa uisis-Sssh.
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IN DRESS
TRIMMINGS.
THESE FOR MONDAY.

Cut Jet and silk mixed, silk and gold and Jet
and gold mixed Passementeries, In glmps
and galloons. which were 85c. deliberately
reduced to $50. yard.
Colored cut Bead Gimps and colored Milan
ESQ Gimps. were S1.OO to $3.50, reduced to $50.
yard.
Colored silk Gimps in all the leading shades,
which were $50, reduced to 18c. q yard.
Trlmmings-front lsfA
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INFANTS
BENEFIT-CLOAKS
AND GINGHAM DRESSES.

Fine an-wool Long Cloaks, hand
somely Embroidered; good value
at $3.50, to be $3.50.
About 80 pcs. short dresses, pretty
patterns of Gingham, sizes | to 3
yrs, same as regularly sold for
$1.25 and $500, to be 75c. and 98c.
About rs pcs. fine Imported Cham
bray dresses, handsomely trimmed,
sold usually for $3.50, to be $15O.
Infants wsar-2d nose
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LADIES'
SHIRT WAISTS.
A SPECIAL SALE.

600 pcs. Plated Shirt Waists, f1ne lawn
same as sold last season for 75c.-to be 60c.
desirable patterns; been 85c.-to be $50.
800 pcs. Percale Shirt Waists, patterns ex-
clusively our own; regularly sold for $1.0o-
to be 75c.
striped stand for $1.75-to be $i.S9.
About 20 doZ. Lawn Sacques. trimmed with
Lace or Embroidery; 65c. to S290-were $50.
to $525.
undsrvsAr-ed door.
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MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S
TRIMMED HATS HALVED.

Tho stock Of misses and chifiren's Trimmed
Hats, and there are scores and scores of
effects, mostly our make on the premises,
will be- half price Monday. They are
ticketed So to SS. They'll be scratched and
repriced to S1.50 to 81.
Cntrimmed Hoom-rnAin door
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LACES
MONDAY LEADERS

Linnen Thread, the latest Parislan Novelty
for Dress Trimmings, In white. Ivory. ecrI,
beige, and natural, from ! to 8 inches wide,
with tnsertinRs to match. 100. TO 85c. q yard
Dsmi Lace Fiouncings in all Eilk Chantilly
Spanish, and Spanish Guipure. IL TO ID
inches Wide, which were 81 as and e1 .85 I'd.
special for Monday. only $50. n yd.
Lacss-riyht, ssAtra.
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20 PER CENT.
OFF CUT GLASS.

A selection from the Gut Glass
stock at an allowance of 20 per cent.
Salad bowls, punch bowls, ice
cream or berry sets, rose bowls,
sugar and butter dishes, cream,
milk, and water pitchers, decan-
ters, claret jugs, cracker jars,
cheese dishes, all styles OF table
tumblers and goblets.
Haia door-bssk.
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= CHINA
AND SUCH.

100 Fine French China
Dinner Sets, beautiful {
flower, grass or Fern Deco-e
rations, with Gold, in So
Designs range in price FROM
$50 to $500, will on Mon
day be sold -... =, =?
1000 Transparent China
Ice Cream or Berry Sets,
Large Platter and II plates,
all beautifully decorated
with flowers and gold, S4.19 !
5000 dozen thin decorstett \
Cups and Saucers, gold
edge imported to. selI nc
$500 a doz.,, will be -, :.H; s7sH J !
$500 China Bone Plates,
all handsomely decorated ! ]
in a score of designs,f
always sold for $3.O0a doz., G
will be ... ,l.:-l
20 complete Dinner Sets
thin transparent China;
every piece perfect, brand: S
new designs, 6 differently
decorations, will be cut. u
from $500 for Monday,
only, and will be sold at.,w
..g,r,5 .na-zaiSS floor
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THINGS. I'M I'M
= 80 a1os
THE BASEATENr.

On the Line OF Baby Carriages
We will allow special dis IL per Cen
count on Monday OF Is pcr
&c cent. b+ over over 400 Carriages In Reduction
500 Toilet Sets, decorated in 3\:-
designs and colors, full slzn, I I $3.50
ten pieces These sets arc all
fine English decorated ware; ~ q Set.
usual price Is $3.50. '........ ~
25 College Dinner Sets, l18) Eo,
pieces, Q colors, English dec ~
Grated ware, new designs. SS7
$500 goods. ds................. Set.
5000 Hand Painted Bohe-
WiIl mian bo Vases, usual 25o. vases dsci ,oe;
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TWO CATCHY
WOOLLEN DRESS STUFFS,

100 pcs. OF Pure Mohair Melange,
genuine Bradford goods, 40 in.
wide, approved mixtures, Grays
and Browns, 29c.; but carry in your
mind that this identical fabric cost
more than double this price to
import.
rs pcs. all-wool Henrietta, 46 in,
new shipment, in Tans, Modes,
and Mercury Gray, 79c. instead
of 81.
Lsn ss,tr>
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MoQUETTE
CARPETS, $1.80.

To do the liberal thing, commenc-
ing Monday, we shall change the
price of our Moquette Carpets
from SLIGO to :. $1.30
No exception is made to this re-
duction, such as keeping back the
favorites-all go, and all are strict
ly this seasons buy. Every pat
tern, therefore, must be a favorite.
At q guess, we'd say there are
something like As distinct designs.
Best makes only. zoe .
carpsts-sd noof.
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OUT
DOOR GAMES.

Tennis Rackets, 800. 10 500 each.
CroQuet Sets, SOC. to $500 set.
Fishing Outfits, 50c. to $500 each.
Tennis Nets, $1.25 to $2.75 each.
Base Balls, 10c. to $1.25 each.
Foot Balls, CSC. to $l.85 each.
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POPULAR
CORSET SALE.

400 O. P. Corsets, finest quality of
Coutille-formerly sold at $3.50 to
$8.25; Monday $1.9S
600 Ladies' Corsets, O. P. and z.
2. make, white and colored Con-
tile: regular $2.25 style CSC.
Corsets-2d door.
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BROOKS's
SPOOL COTTON.

Monday and the rest of the week 1000 doz
Brooks's Standard 100-yard soft-inish spool
cotton all numbers--black, white. and colors
PC. each or 22c. dox
Hstons-yfonl lssl
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LINENS.
GET LAUNDERED.

60-inch Full bleached Irish Table
Damask, 65c. quality, 49o. a yard.
81 Size Irish Damask Napkins,
$500 quality, $1.49 a dozen.
$50 Dozen All Linen. Knotted
Fringe Huck Towels, loo quality,
loo. each.
1x.sas-Nsin ma Sssn
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UNDOING
EMBROIDERY PRICES.

600 pieces of Cambria and Swiss
Edgings. 2 and 3 inches wide, good
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Careful attention given to orders for on.
craving monograms. address, plates, and
wedding. invitations, x
Front lea
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CHuDREN'S

CHIIIDREN'S
GINGHAM DRESSES.
$50 Children's Gingham suits-This Seasons
Colors and Stylee-Sizes mostly to years,
CO., las. $2.t0.
This Is strictly price.
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TRAVELLERS
SP CIAL SALE
OF LEATHER GOODS.

Best quality English Grain Leather Club
Bags, all sizes, nickel Yale lock and key
heavy stitched English style handles. nickel
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PERFUMED
s 0 AP SAL e.

Pears genuine Soap, 8 cnkcs for. ........ $50.
Lubin's genuine Extraets .;,;...."...; 400.
extra ira arEe eHkes Of Fine Toilet Soap In
Front sntrancs
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Best Cowhide Leather Shawl Straps, q
straps, very strong handle and buckle. ..2lo
without sole leather cases, very best wire
strung bristle brushes. solid backs, In box
wood. olive. and rosewood. $3.50
Genuine Morocco Leather Chatelaine Bags,
and fancy oxidized hook, leather lined, H.
side change pocket. $3.50.
Tourist Folding Fans. leather covered ham
Ceiuioid Tooth Brush Covers for tourists oo'
Travelling Soap Boxes, oelluloid. very durs-
pl0.. .s.......s............-35 .-35c.
Front left
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STOCKINGS
AND VESTS PUT
FAR UNDER COST.

LadieB cotton 'stockingstn plain colors, mode
and tans in very fine quality, value &c.,
for 100.
Ladies' plated silkstochngs, fast black value
81. 90 patr), for 500.
Ladies' fancy LIse thread vest In fast black
and white. with fancy fronts embroidared In
colored daisies standard $i25l, for 600.
Hoslery-fronk sishA
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Take notice that in accordance with
section 80 OF Act 9G of the General As
sembly of 1882. your taxes for the year
1891 according to the Tax Rolls on file
in this office, as also in the office of the
Clerk of Court, FIX Officio Recorder of
Mortgages. of the parish of st. Martin.
are now due, and collcctable, and if not
paid rs the law directs. on or before the
3lst day of December, A. ID. 1891.
amount of your sad taxes will then
draw two per cent interest, per month,
from the 3lst of December until paid, or
the property thus assessed will be seized
and sold according to law.
Sbcriff's Office. Parish of st. Martin.
this 81. day of October 1891.
CAB. CARDINAL,
Sheriff and Ex-OfficiO TaxCollector.
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As AN ADVERTISING kEcEgss
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us. Our message is to the weak, nervous
and debilitated. who, by early evil habits.
or later indiscretiOns. have trifled away
their vigOr of body, mind and manhood.
and who suffer all these effects which
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Oil,
Parrish Of 81. Martin State ~ Louisiana

rs virtue If "a writ If Fieri Facias issued iIf
the above entitled and numbered suit. and to me
directed by tho Honorable DIST Judicial District
Court, in and for the parish Of ~. Martin dated
the 10Th day of Octocber A. ID. 1891, have seiz-
ed and will proceed Ia sell at public auction to
tlt. l#At AMI ltile-t bl,itf, 1T the teHrt He#Ee
door. in the town "r st. Martinville between the
legal sale hours
SATURDAY THE 18th day Of NOVEMBER 1891,
TIA" following described properties to wit:
That certain tract Of land with all the improve
mcnts thereon, measuring four superficial ar
pcnts situated in the Parish Of st. Martin at
Grand rointc. bounded north by land Of J. Is. Lee
bert, south 10y land of Onezmie Calais, east by
land formerly belonging to DIR. Betourney and
west by that of Celeste tiuidry.
No.. Anothsr tract Of land situated in the
b arprnts more or less in superficial area bound
cd north by landof Mrs. Ealery Huval, south by
land of widow Nalcry Iiuyal ST., east by band Cf
Mrs. Nalery Guidry and west by land of Mrs.
Nalery liuval Jr.. with all the improvements
thereon, being the same property acquired by
Valcry lIuval from Leopold Angelo in Decem-
bcr22d iSS' said tracts Of land being the proper
" MortgaScd 10y Naery IIuval Ia Chambers
Roy I Co., Limited ON the 18th day Of April lSsD.
Terms and Condition Cash.
Shcrif's office this 10Th day Of October A. ID
1891. CAB. GARDEMAL. Sheriff.
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Succession Sale.
In the matter IF the Succession of Numa Ian
dry.
Probate Docket No 2776,
DIST Judicial District Court.

-iNt DlS'Ilct ONTt.
State of Louisiana Parish of st. Martin
by virtue Of an order and a commission from
the Honorable the Twenty first Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State Of Louisiana, holding
sessions in and for the Parish Of St. Martin, of
date November eth 1891, To me directed.
!, Angelina Romero widow and administrative
of the succession of Nnma Landry will offer for
sale and will sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidders, for Cash, at the last resi-
dence Of the deceased in the parish of st. Mar
tin. ON
THURSDAY the 10th day of DECEMBER 1891,
between the legal sale hours. the following dis
cribed property belonging To said succession to
wit;
I. certain plantation situated at Cypress
Island, in the Parish Of st. Martin containing
one hundred and thirty four superficial acres,
bounded on the North by the lands of Pierre
Hulin and Van Drake & ais. South by lands be-
longing to the estate of Faustin Adelate Romero,
East by land of Van Wi exile and West by the
land Of together with said
plantation all the buildings and the improve
ments thereon erected and thereto belonging.
2. Six gentle work horses.
3. One pair creole mules.
I. Three creole MARES
). One unbroken horse.
&. Three mich cows
:. Implements of husbandry. and house hold
furniture and many other articles too numerous
to enumerate.
Terms and condition Cash.
Clerks Office st. Murtinville November 9Th 1891.
ANGELINA ROMERO.
widow and Administrative,
ROBERT MARTIN. Attorney.