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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Results OF the Turf.
The following are the results of the races
Yesterday:

The following are the results of the races
yesterday:
First race, five and half furlongs-Krikina
first. Basil Duke second, Pine Ridge third.
Time. 56sl. =,
Sim first. Yibrate (hlly) second; Nulpino
third Time. E1s13.
Third race. six and half furlongs -Uncer-
tainty first. Oberlin second, Octagon third.
Time. 1:25
Fourth race. four and half furlongs
tucky Ban first, Adair second. Flambeau
third Time, 5634.
Fifth race. seven-eighths of mile-Joe
Courtney first. Whitenose second, Lithbert
third. Time, l:30A.
sixth race one mile-Question first, Douse-
man second. Samaritan third. Time, 1:44s4.
Seventh race. three-quarters of mile.
Reginial first. Avery second. Albert Stull
third Time, 1:lS12.
The entries at Gloucester are:
First race, six and half furlongs sell
ing-Tattler. 1906 LaDdseer III: Tomboy.
1l2 John Atwood, 109: Defendant, 1903; Cea-
wood, Arizona, Repeater. l06; Hermit, 105;
Mulligan lO3: Silence. Ruby. Owen Golden.
Jim Gates. Meade. 100.
Second race. five furlongs. two-year-olds,
selling-Walter Keim. ll2; Kelturno, 109;
Comforter. l06; 0akwood. Noble Duke, Coun-
tess colt. 103: Belshazzar, Henry Tyler. 100;
Caution. Vulpina, 81.
Third race mile, three-year-olds, selling
Baltimore H., l07; Winonah. Sir Rae, Cal
garry, Ketchum, Twilight colt. 10i; Raleigh.
Onze. lOl; julie g.; sS; Chartreuse, 20; Far
don, Paola, A. 0. H., Pennington, 80; Re-
pent. 49, :,
Fourth race. three-quarters of q mile. SELL
iug-Basil Duke, 110: Eitzroy. Logan, Mira
Ieau, 1O7: Guard, Lita. 10i; Tippen. Cold
stream. Fernwood, Corticelli. SO; Cheeny. So;
Ascot. 92. :.
cap. all Belisarius, 1l9; Maid of Blar-
ney, 1l2; Fannie Lewis Colt, ITO; Belle
Dor. l09: King Alta, 1917; Flambeau, l04
Punster. Jr., l02 Pafter, Whitenose. l0O
Bessie X. Radiant. 9S; Mohican, o.; Fabian,
93: Aspenleaf. 81. =,
Sixth race, mile and one-eighth. selling
Tyrone. l15; Birthday, Jim. Worson,, King
Idler. John Jay s., no. Bonnie s., Jackstat,
Toulon, Edward f.. Garrison. Charles Reed,
Amboy, Character, l05; Thorns, lO2; Ten
booker. 100. :,
Seventh race. four and half furlongs. sell
ing-Count Luna. 1l5; p. j. H., Lomax.
Dirego. 10: Ten Rookh. Nomad. Barrentos.
Albert Stul, Kidmore. l05; Maid of Richland.
l02
BROOKLYN, n. Y.
First race, three quarters of mile-Chesa-
peake first. q. w. Cook second. Tormentor
third. Time. 1l5. -,
Second race. one mile Maidstone and Ho-
mer ran dead heat-Dalsyrian third. furse
divided. Time. l:421s. =,
Third race. three-quarters of mile. the
Willow stakes for two -year-old fllies-fork-
vile Belle FIRST Cokena second. Emma Prim-
rose third. Time. l:l5H.
Fourth race, the first special, mile and Q
quarter-Tenny first. Rey Del Rey second,
Kingston third. Time. 2:094.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-Exeler
first. Central second, Harlem third. Time,
1904.
Sixth race. three-quarters Of a mile-St.
Charles first. Lord Harry second. Soho third.
Time, l:l51a. =, -,
Seventh race, three quarters Of . mile.Sir
George first, Luray second, Gold Step third
Time, lis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
FIRING FOR RAIN.
Great Interest BIanIfested I'm the Expert
ments et El Paso.

Ell PAso, TEX, Sept. 19.-The Governor Of
Chihuahua and many prominent men from
Mexico, New Mexico. Arizona, Colorado and
all over Texas came here 10 see the rain
experiments yesterday. The day was made n
sort of general holiday The active. work Of
morning and continued until late in the after
noon. At about O'Clock the sky along the
eastern horizon began TO pile high with clouds,
and by O'clock lightning was playing. all
around the horizon and far away rain could be
seen coming down in several places, but not q
drop fell here. At 9 Z. NJ. however it looked
as If it would rain before morning The
barometer. which early in the morning regis
tered exceedingly high, was then slowly but
surely falling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Passenger Trains Collide.

BOISE CRY, IDAHO. Sept. ia special
from Pocatello says disastrous wreck oc-
Cured yesterday on the Union Pacific at
Pont Neuf. station six miles from Pocatelo.
Passenger trains Nos. and collided, killing
five persons and seriously injuring several
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
The Pope Financially Embarrassed.
10 Ilo o., Tho Tf,,ao

LONDON. Sept. IA dispatch from Rome
says Tint the financial condition of the Pope
is getting to be almost embarrassing. and
that unless the contributions of the faith
full flow in more literally His Holiness
will have TO cut of some of the
expenses TO which the papal purse is now
subject. IL has been suggested To the
Pope to do away with the pension list OF old
servants and dependents who held Office un-
der the temporal power and remained faithful
throughout the struggle. The Pope, it is said,
refused TO entertain the thought.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Los ANGELES CAI.. Sept ID. c., Aims
worth William Binning and Arthur Young,
all residents of this place, have been ap-
pointed appraisers by the United States Dls-
trict Court 10 appraise the ltata in order TO
determine the amount that will be required
as a deposit for bail for the vessels release.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

cOrker. kusie ptcne ana pitched as only
Kusie can pltch when he lays himself out TO
il. The Colts secured but four hits off his
delivery. and they were so far apart that not
a single run could be scored by the men from
Chicago. Hutchinson was batted right and
LETT a hOme-rul. q three-bagger and twelve
singles being secured 1f bis delivery. The
home team not only outbatted their oppo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

HEN Anson came
10 this town for his
series with New
York he gave it out
that his club would
win Two of the three
games. He also
wagered $10 that
he would make a
base hit in every
game. lie not only
lost the three games
to the Giants. but
he failed even TO
make a single hit
during his stay. To-
days game was u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Mrs. Ashton Dixie Married.
Especial Dunlap Cable TO the Times

Especial Dunlap Cable TO the Times.l
LONDON, Sept. i9.-The marriage of Russell
Cooke to Mrs Ashton Dixie took place this
morning in ST. Mary's Abbot. Kensington.
The occasion was very quiet. owing TO do
mestic bereavement in the bridegroom's
family Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke left immediately
after the service for Paris. en- route for Italy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Remarkable Athletic Feat.

dunlap Special Gable to the Timesl
New CASTLE, Sept. ia sporting journal
ist named J. b. Radclyffe backed himself to
row a quarter of mile. ride bicycle quar-
ter of mile. run 440 yards. swim the same
distance and ride q horse the same distance
within fifteen minutes. The weather being
favorable, with strong wind ebb tide running
at quick rate in his favor, he finished all his
tasks in twelve minutes and forty-eight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
A SIgnincant Eact.

New York. Sept IA San Francisco
special to the Recorder says il is known that
100, 900 stand OF arms have been shipped to
Mexico within the past three months 10 the
anti-Diaz party. This fact taken in connec-
tion with the invasion of that country by
Garcia and band OF followers is significant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
HOLY EARTH
To BE Placed in the Comm of the Crows
Prince Rudolph.

Prince Rudolph.
tDunlap Special Cable to The Times1
VIENNA, Sept. 19.-The Archduke Francis
Ferdinand of Austria yesterday received o
strange visit from gentleman. who presented
him with a sack full of holy earth which had
been taken from the Chapel of tho Ascension
Mt Mt. Olives. This earth he was allowed
TO take on the express understanding that it
be placed in the coffin of the late Crown
Prince Rudolph. The Archduke accepted
the present and promised to execute the
wish. II appears that there is widespread
belief that this earth preserves bodies from
corruption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Electric Car Collision.

Sr. Paul. MINI. Sept. 19.--it is reported
that two electric street cars collIded here at a
late hour tonight. killing nine persons out.
right and injuring several more. il Is impos:
sible to get the names of either those killed
or wounded tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

DIplomstiy Controversy Over the Conetruc-
tion of Our Chinese Exclusion Act.

tion of Our Chinese Exclusion Acts
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. ia diplo-
matte controversy has arisen between the
United States and Great Britain about the
proper construction OF the Chinese exclusion
act as II affects Cinnamon residing IN Canada
and who enter the United States. The Ques-
tions involved have been brought officially 10
the attention of the nited States Govern
ment 10y Sir Julian Pauncefote, who has re-
Quested the President 20 pardon ChOng sam,
a Chnaman now in jail at Port Huron.
Mich, on the charge Of being unlawiully IN
the United States ChOng Sam entered the
United States from Canada. He was arrested
and upon being tried before the nitcd
State Commissioner, he was found guilty Of
being unlawfully IN the United States and
sentenced 10 deportation 10 CHINA as the
country whence he came On the request
OF the British Minister, Chong sam was not
immediately deported. Hc claimed he was
= British subject. but was unable TO produce
his naturalization papers. The British Mn
ister now petitions for his pardon as British
subject in the face Of the decision by the
United States Commissioner, holding that he
is a subject Of China and should be sent back
there. The matter, with all tho correspOn
dence in the case. has been referred 70 Attor
ney-General Miller 10 ascertain ChOng Sans
allegiance.
UNwARRANTrD PROSECUTIONS.
The attention Of Acknowledgement Miller
was to-day called TO the fact that prosecutions
have recently been mmenced in Milwaukee
against the publishers of certain newspapers
there Tor sending through the mails their
papers reproducing from the san Francisco
Examiner and the Boston Herald an argument
against the validity of the Anti-LOttery law
passed 10y tho Fifty-frst Congress. These
prosecutions" said the Attorney-General. II
have directed 10 be dismissed. The
articles were published and repub-
lished with the evident purpose Of attempting
to create public sentiment against the law
rather than TO advertise the business of any
lottery company In my opinion the law was
not directed against the circulation of such
publications in the mails, and the prosecu-
tions. therefore. were ill-adyised and ought
not 10 be continued. While l am in favor of
prosecuting vigorously every infraction Of the
law. whether direct or eyasiye. think the re-
fusal Of the use of the mails 10 papers dis
cussing the principles Of policy Of the law is
unwarranted and would hurt rather than
help the cause in the interest OF which the
sw was enacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
DISTURBED POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Increase in Recruiting Demanded-Indus-
trial Crisis.
Dunlap Special Gable to The Times.l

Dunlap SPECIAL Cable to The Times.l
BERLIN. Sept. 19.-The Norddeutscher
quotes with approval an article which ap-
peared in the Cologne Gazette calling for an
increase of the annual recruiting contingent.
in view of the disturbed political outlook. 80
as to be equal to the numerical superiority Of
Germany over France in the matter of popu-
latlon.
CRISIS IN TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
The Gazette says that reports from Null
hausen. Colmar. Gebjeiler, Munster, Mar
kercheerthal and Hauptweig. in Upper
Alsace. agree that an important crises in
textile industries is impending.
The usual orders from America have been
withheld this season; consequently many
factories are forced 20 limit their operations
and to dismiss a great number of hands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Two PhiladeIphians Fight at the White sul-
phur-The Report Denied.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 19.-ISpecial. Frank
Pleasanton and DR.. Samuel Miller. both of
Philadelphia. are here under the care of ply
sicians. suffering from wounds received in an
encounter between them at the White Sui
phur Springs.
The difficulty grew out of a quarrel and as
usual. there was lady in tho case, who is q
Virginian.
1t is not known what weapons we're used
Mr.. Pleasanton is the most hurt, but not
dangerously.
TRYING TO HUSH 1T UP.
THE TmFs representative at the White Sui
phur yesterday. upon being instructed TO in
yestigate and obtain full particulars of the
duel, tolegraphed that the report was denied
by all parties at the Springs who were likely
20 possess information of the affair.
The evasve answers Of the persons ques-
toned left the impression that strenuous ef-
forts are being put forth to prevent the pub
llcation Of the matter.
People coming % the city from the White
Sulphur last night also professed absolute
ignorance on the subject Some of the rail-
way officials stated that il was simply ru-
NOR without foundation, and grew out of a
difficulty between two circus women, in
which no men took any part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Thomas J. Nottingham. of the firm of Not
tingham * Wrenn, Norfolk, died last night
at 1880 O'clock,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

GAMES TO-DAY.
Association:
At NIiiwaukee-Boston vs. Milwaukee
At Louisville Philadelphia vs.. Louisville.
At Columbus-Baltimore vs. Columbus.
At ST. Washington vs.St. Louis.
GAMES TOMORROW.
league:
At Cincinnati-Chicago VS.. Cincinnati.
At Pittsburg- Cleveland VS.. Pittsburg.
At New York-Ph Philadelphia vs. New York.
At Boston-Brookly vs.. Boston.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13
9ic s~iIberfra9c.
9inbs 81 ; e.
(ShIuR.l

SIS 1inb orei @eiebuorla9en Dor benz
6anle: OieGpmite oberW inoomNo rlaae.
Die republt. 6aus Caucus 0orlage.
Die 8lanb Trcie Gragun9zGorla9e.
Inter oieien orei gorlasen i9eint mir
bic erite bic a%nit0bigite. Sic beabii9tist
Sen Miberruf bes beitebenoen @eietes,
weldes meni9ltens III elmer BE-
l6rdntten @ciie Silbcr ais @elometaQ
merfennt, nhb bieies a1tf 9lei9e Stufc
NIT anberen Maaren berabsuoriiden.
Wenm bon einem S9abamts= Sefrctdr
in Spmpatbp nit Der Silber 8epcsuns
ausgefiibrt, fGnnte iie in ber Germebz
rlnng BET Menge unleres umlanf selbes
Ourd Mnnabme iol@cr &eseln u. &cgulaz
tiomen nniitli6 gemadt werbcn babur9,
oaB sic Baaren=g eiiter beitimmt mirben,
iDr GrseusniB I'M S6abamte nieberSule>
gen itatt es %auspdrts III, %uerfaufen.
0a aber feine belpnberen Gort1eile
seboten werben, 10 idcint es mir nidt,
oaB iol6e Oepoiiten 9ena6t miirbcn, ia
es seuObnlid uiel nmitanolider 1T nit Der
Mesieruns @eidatte 81 MAIDEN, ais nit
Yriuatperionen. Inter einem Setretar,
ni6tin Spmpatbp nit benz @eicte, Mir
ben ii3erlid ,ur rpeuise ooer gar feline
0epoiitcn semadt weroen; aud i@cint
es nidt wabrideinli@ gu iein, bag bieier
Glan fir 2a9erlns bes S,lbers BEN
@olopreis bes Metales int @erinsiten
Debcn miiroe, nnb bics lit tbatid@li@
bic uidtisitc Ginmcnsnns 9csen Sic
Torla9e. u
8asbie uTreie Brdsun9"
30 la9e anbel mus i'd
offen Sene ben, b:a i'd per-
Ne ni@t aqein fir
bic bette balte . nbern aud
ais Ben dnelliten Uses bieie
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13
Mineral=&adcr Tabrii
~ t& Don
RenrY 5ren5el,

Champagne Giber, TaB Giber, selsersgsafltr. ginsera
Nelc, Sop &C.. tets an 9anb.
@irtbe ioUobL wie anbere Gersduier, werbcn mobltbnn
meine 8aaren 1no Arctic elmer grobe ~ unteriperfen.
beuor Tie ~aubers,po taufen. geteaunseu mad aasmarts
ruerben prompt ausseilbrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13
YoW.Or0nMn8.

Die absabe Der Fotiaden pirb Sci@lo0a,
ME iol8t:
had benz Stem: Na6 BEN &eiea.
1865 nadmittass. 4:85 na@mittass.
1880 7:8O
Die apaametnc stuSSabe iiMbet taali4 itati
pom Z 80 potntitta8s, biz $50 nabmitta9S,
am Sonntas pom 0 bis 10. uorn,ittaSS.
n&sttltcb ed,nist.' VOamsiitsr.
Tabrplall Der Mortbmejtern 8ab1.
YaNaoter 3aoe. NN
9tadh cNeW. Rad NSeteu. q
ssSo. a s,W Y. ". sNo.1 sos y. y
$40, 2 1851 Y. DC. *Mo.a sos Y. "
8radt SAGE. aaas
$50. 10 4i5A.N aNo.ss 1910: !. y.
seo. 1S 1915 4. ". tNo. % 1.S Y. Wt.
H9fp. ~ nsEsT.6 4. N. - - "
+seo. "A 11.D \. ". *saalid.
- tSaslih. a,Ssenommen
%1aslid, ausscaonnmsn @tentass. HH
S%onntagS. .FE @EI "ah " ""
+Tabrt Yaia9iere MIR at -s a+.-. .
Sonntasch. att..... Il
6. ~. s.. @etoemaun. sscnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13
&enrD NuDolpbi.
Sabrttant pom uab gambler In
s9nben uno stiefeln,

@innelota II. 8. gtorb Str, Dem Him.
Gin srobcs enforcement uon Serrnz unS xnabena
sdubcu unb etieieln, ionic 0amenz unb Sinberiduben
tets an 9anb.
&unbenarbett nnb Neparatnren merScn prompt uni
uiriebennelenb ansseiu9rt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13
ERNST W|CHERSN,
- Sdubler IN -
s@uben nno stiefeln.
~ Se5altert port
aM. Dettpler,

&inmetota etrabe, ste,p 1tlm.
Dame1z Serr1,z rll1b Rinberi6ube, lopie
&ubbers itets III groBer Nus,pabl u1b
;u btQi9em Hrei]en OH 6anb.
9feue grbeit, ionic Experimentation aui
8eiteQrng prompt nl,b gut atsgefibrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-08-13
4tnnter
5attler= Sc 6.dft
Mm8mH omentc.

Dicics wobleinseridtete geidait lit nit allen in bas
Sad etnjdlagenbet Nrtifetn auf bas reidbaltisite ausses
itattet. MQc Arten BON Sattlerarbettcn, insbeiontere
Eferbesei1trre, g attel utb Rnn,ntets perben outs Solis
bette auS9eilbrt, unb Runben t5nnea elmer reeucn nne
pron,pten B%ebtennng pcriidert ietn.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17
The Cat is;nAd killing.

On or about Thursday OF last
week II serious affair occurred on
Cat Island in this parish. We did
not refer to the nsattcr IN Our is-
sue Of the 10Th. because of the
inpossibility Of obtaining reliable
information ut that: time. From
what we are able to learn. the fol
lowing are about the facts:
a young son Of one. Claiborne
Jackson, coloretl, had been living
on the place Of Mr.. Alex Shaw
and for some reason had been or.
dercd to leave by the latter. On
the day of the difficulty Claiborne
Jackson came from Turnbul''s.
Island attacked Mr.. Alex Shaw
with :, shot gan. firing 81 load of
huckshot that took effect III Mr..
Shaw's thigh, very; seriously
wounling him. jackson then
fred tho other barrel of his gun
whic., was loaded with bird shot
ut Mr.. VIM. Shaw. one shot pass
ing through his throat. The lat
ter gentleman then took Win
chester rifle from tho hands of Mr..
Alex Roslllio and shot Jackson
dead on the spot. The younger
Jackson effected his escape dur
ing the excitement and con!u-
sion.
A daughter of. Mr.. Alex Gore
WAS sta.d:ng in range and was
slightly wounded by some Of the
bird shot from Jackson gun.
Upon calling ut the Offices Of tho
Sheriff and Clerk Of Court. We
found that no legal proceeding
had been i:st itutcd, so far ats those
officers had Lccn advised. II Il,
inquest was held by the Justice ="
the Peace Of that ward, no return
had been made to the officers o
= the law ut the court house up t
, the moment of our going to press
!, We regret I" say that Mr.. Alc
: :huw's wounds are very sever
: and are considered exceeding!
dangerous.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17
Sorely Afflicted

Is what this town, the local en-
vronmcnt and indeed the whole
narish has been during the past 4
or 5 weeks, with that terrible NAL
ady la grippe and the attendant
forms into which the disease is
wont to develop. Pneumonia,
bronchitis, congestion of the
lungs, rheumatism and the vari-
Gus forms of ailment that are US
nal results of rciapscs IN the Rus-
sian plague that has so lorg at
tended us, have caused death and
suffering to an extent much be-
yond our usual allotment.
Thanks to God the disease Is
evidently abating, and we base 9
wcll-grounded hope that it vii
now disappear entirely Within
very short time.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17

Quite a numerous gathering, OF
Young folks was that assembled
at the hospitahlc residence of MIR.
and Mrs. NJ. &. Levy, in Bayou
Sara. on Wednesday evening to
honor the birthday anniversary OF
Miss Marian. 1t was one of those
enjoyable occasions the memory
of which clings to tho participants
as does the delicious perfume to
A ..vase in which roses have once
, been distilled.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17

Mr.. Albin l'rovosty. editor OF
the Pointe Coupce Banner. has
toned the "Nohle Army of Bcne-
d,cts", The SENTINEL joins III
the congratulations of his many
friends. To him and his fair
Young bride. we extend our wish
cs for Il bright and happy future.
Their New Year opens under
happy auspices; may it ever be
thus
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17
At a Discount.

1t would seem that the travelling
circus has fal!cn into dlsrcputc so
thoroughly Of late, consequent
upon their being accompanied by
satirs and bllcklegs, that the pco-
p!r have about given that species
of show up as II ''had lot.
Las, Monday Stoves tircus
landed ut Bayou Sara nnheralded
unannounced and unadvcrt'scd,
aud spread their canvass for an
cxhih.tion that night. The honr
for the performance ut length ar
rived hat tho audience Didn't, and
after tie band had played every
.h;ug from ANNE Rooney TO Old
Hundred. the doors were closed
and the performance was put oil
to the succeeding day.
Tuesday nights experience was
as Disappointing as was that or
! Monday, SO the tents were silently
folded and the show stole away
Z, with the coming dawn of We'd
nesdHy.
I, is hut just 10 say however
that Stoves performances art
said to be, hy those who know
very good indeed. But this CASE
illustrates the folly Of attempting
to get an audience without having
tho Recommendation of Il reliable
newspaper.
Miles Or,on's Show WIS at th
landing simultaneously witt
Stoves but it proceeded soutI
without attempting to exhibi
+. here.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17

Mcss:S l.. =. kilhournc & Co.,
i:::vc Il large advertisement III this
:.::;uc u::.!cr the head Of New Adj
vcrt,scr!ents. No more reliable
ti,r, exists Ill the State of Lnuls'-
alta. nor is there any III our midst
to which we can more confidently
refer or with greater pleasure re-
commend. Their elegant drug
s,orc is fully supplied with an en-
.;reIv fresh stock Of every article
in ;lrir line, only Il few of which
cav be enumerated in general way
within the limits Of an advertising
card. Cal! and inspect their stock
and obtain their prices. which arc
uIwnvs most reasonable.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17
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A Street Mailing Box

At the request Of tho residents
of bower st. FrancIsvillc, which
by the bye is booming quite II
business centre. our Postmaster
has been authorized by the De-
partment to put up II street mail
ing box. This VIII! be placed III
front of Joe Meyers store-a
i,oint midway between our towns.
This will certainly prove to be an
appreciated public convenience.
The great popularity Of Ayers f''li
as u cathartic Is due no less to then
pronlptues> and efficacy than to thcil
coating of sugar and freedom from in]n'
| ,ious effects. Childrcn take them read
ily. See Ayers Almanac for This year
j,;st out.
~. l,.,,, .,t Nrc ReoSrG
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17

A few words left ont or added
on often makes very great differ
ence in the real meaning of an ar
ticle or announcement. We
should have said IN last issue. that
all wool jeans pants were on sale
at Sl.GO per pair, at l.. Mark 5
store. BAYOU Sara. Besides these
an extensive assortment of new
goods will be found on his coun-
ters--soods suitable, in quality
and price. to the wants of the pub
lie
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17

We appreciate the courtesy OF
our great contemporary, the \.
O. P.cayune. in sending us t':e
hc,ut,ful calender issrcd by that
entcrprising journal, for the year
1891
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-17

All our readers. the ladies norc
mrt,cularly. will find the "a:d OF
Mrs. T.. NJ. Crockcr, appearing
to-day for the first time i'll TINS
inurna,, Of special interest. We
,efcr to it. unt!,rothc head ot New
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