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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

THE| denunciation Of the colonization
Of negto voters in West Virginia by the
Republican managers, in the Demo-
cratic State Platform, Is timely and well
put. The Hon. STEPHEN B. EIKINs is
industrlbusly engaged IN that work just
", and Democrats should be on their
guard. Watch them!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

az the Chair called for the committees
from the several Senatorial districts,
and stopped proceedings for time. The
confusion about this time was very
great. but finally the Chair got hold OF
a suggestion from Ohio county that the
various Senatorial districts send up
their names In writing, for the commit
tees. and this work was commenced
amid a very Babel OF noises. The Chair
nIead for order, with the perspiration
Streaming down his face, and finally
called for the police to aid in keeping
order. As soon as possible the work Of
getting the committees announced was
resumed, and resulted as follows;
THE COMMITTEES.
On Credentials-First District, j. B..
Sommerville; Second. Quincy Cresap;
Third. NJ. S. Snider; Fourth, Jos. E
Carrie; Fifth, J. w. Halswade; Sixth,
Tbos. A. Wyatt; Seventh, D. E. Wilkin-
son: Eighth, J. h. Miller; Ninth, j. r.
Brown: Tenth, \. 3. Newton: Eleventh,
]. Slidell Brown; Twelfth, c. W. Dali
lev: Thirteenth, ]. w. Dodd.
On Basis of Representation-First Dis
trict. Geo. ]. Mathison; Second, Joseph
Mahood; Third, ]. V. Blair; Fourth, I.
2 Stump; Fifth, - -; Sixth,
Geo. $. Neal; Seventh, Joseph Cham
hers: Eighth, B. W. Moore; Ninth, D.
Ganaher; Tenth, w. L. Kee; EleY-
eatb. S. J. Snyder; Twelfth, H. John
son: Thirteenth, -.
(Rules aud Order Of Business--First,
Jdhn Weisgerber; Second, j. Asrtn;
'TFlrd. G. P. Smith; Four 5.
W1tAers: Fifth, E. R. McF n,
Z. F. Bolingi Seventh Tsi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

A GENTLEMAN in Parkersburg blew
bis brains out yesterday. From the
amount OF weather and politics there
is down there just now this is not sur
prisinR,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
Will Pay the Money.

PIrrsBURG, PA, Jnly 27.-The Car
legle Steel Company notified their
'ormer worknsen to-day that as
hey were no longer in the employ OF
ne company aud interest on money de-
,sited by them would stop and the
ncipal would be paid upon applica-
al the office. There are now 700
at work and ali departments are
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
THE FINANCES OF THE STATE

THE FINANCES OF THE STATE
were never in a more healthy or satis-
factory condition than under the policy
pursued by the Democratic adminstra-
ton in strictly enforcing the law relat-
ing to the collection OF levles and Of pro-
hibiting the release of bonded officers.
Sheriffs have been prompt in collecting
and turning over the public moneys,
which have been sufficient to meet all of
the governmental expenditures. With
an increased valuation, made IN pur-
suance Of law, of twenty-Six mil
lions OF dollars, the revenue
will be more than sufficient to meet all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

PITY the poor folks down In Parkers
burg sleeping four in a bed and dream
ing Of red-hot politics, this weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

Ir's hot weather, but there are no flies
on the platform nor on the head Of the
ticket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

THE anti-Pinkerton plank In the
platform fits in nicely at this juncture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

GOVERNOR MACCoRKLE will be his
title when the smoke clears away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

-. Advertisers mi ght paste this axiom
~ In thsir hats with PrOht; "Ans"s-
paper that will lie abOas tts own oiroula-
tion VIII lie about that Of lie oSntoWPor-
nrfer.m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

The advocates Of MeKinleyism must
practice eternal vigilance if they are
going to avoid giving away their whole
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

Col. MAcCoRkLE, you are winner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
UNDERTAKING!

will the attention OF g. Ed Mende
Residence telephone No
Storete No.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
THE PLATFORM.

4 Strong and Purely Democratic Document Upon
Which Any Good Man Can Base His Hopes
With Saeiy-Ths Party Pledged to Suppress
Pinksrtonism in this Siats-Ihs Chicago Plat
form and Nominees Endorsed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

ward to the time when there will be
even more rapid development and in
crease in the values Of its property.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
The Percy Case.

Justice to Mr.. ". G. Percy,
who WAS recently arrested on Il
foul and false charge requires that
the following fact, which we take
from the y. O. Picayuae, be CIV
en- lis wide circulation as possible.
We coyr;ttuIa,c the young gentle
man on his ymdication:
"W. {. Percy, the young gen.
tlcnian who WAS arrested here
some time ago on Il charge of OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses
from Il party in Pensacola and
subsequently acquitted, states that
when he visited the Florida port
he intended renaining several
days and deposited Il draft for s56.
for collection in the FIRST Nation
al Eanll. On the night Of the
same day he made the deposit,
Percy received Instructions to re-
turn to New Orleans by the train
leaving the next hour. Mr.. J .
krigcr, proprietor of the Mcrch
ants Hotel. cnshed Il draft for
SIS. ON the bank, Percy inform
ing him that he had IL draft IN the
bank for collection. When krig-
er presented his draft ut the bank
he was refused payment because
the draft on deposit for collec-
ton had not been heard from.
Kriger Immediately had war
rant issued for Percy's arrest.
The young man says he made
no attempt to conceal his identity.
but, on the contrary, left bis New
Orleans address at the hotel
When he was arrested, Percy tel.
cgraphed to kriger to draw or
him by telegraph for the amount
This kaigcr refused to do. Per.
cy then went to Pensacola and, up
on Kriger refusing to prosecute
saying he was convinced there hat
been mistake, he demanded al
investigation and was discharged
Mr.. Percy belongs to an excel
lent family in North Lou,sian:
and is naturally much chagrine(
at the false attitude in which HI
has been piaced.'
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Recalling Byg0ncs.

We regret to see in the Virgin in
papers :tn announcement or the
death of Col. Frank G.. lettfiin,
state auditor of Virglni;.. He
died on Sunday last, suddenly Of
appnpiexy. Col. Ruf'in was born
in WoodviIlc. Miss, December /.
1916. He went to Virginia when
young and became IL lawyer IN
Prince William county. In 1884
he WAS chosen second auditor Of
the State, and held the position
up to his death. = -UoIHe K~giStcr.
THIS notice of the death OF Col.
Rutlin, will recall to old Nilkin-
sonias the circumstances of il fa-
nous fcud, wl.irl, came near
proving " tragedy in that county
nearly fifty years ago. 1t did re-
suit in 81 duel between Col. Ruff II
and the late Judge &. &. Cage !;
on the established ducllIng ground
where the State is crossed by the
Wom!vllle and Bayou Sara road
Here in the ante bellunI days,
when the duello was IN vogue,
more than one brave life was
ended.
The weapons in the case refer
ed to were shot guns, and Judge
Cage w:,s wounded. His seconds
were his kinsnIan--Aiessrs. Jones
and Noland Stewart both among
the prominent citizens Of the day
Col. Ruffin's seconds were men o1
equal standing-(icns. st. John
L,ddcll, and W. l.. Brandon
Through excitement aud nervous
ness Col. Ruftin fire prcnaturcl,
and his life was fiercely claimed
as forfeited by Coz. Noland Stew
art. The fault WAS admitted by
the other side and the forfeit wa
bravcly rendered by Col. Ruftin
1t being manifest that he had no
intended to take advantage of hi
adversary, whose wound proves
to be not serious, Col. Jone'
Stewart persuaded his brother t
rclcnt. Such is the story IT'S com
monty told, and as the writer nc
members to have heard it year
ago from one of the actors in til
affair of which Col. Ruftin wa,
the last SURVIVOR .-CYorion.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Disgraceful.

The ghoulish avidity with which
every disgusting particular and
circumstance connected with the
brutal combats that sometimes
arise between men are sought out, =,
inquired into and relished, is re-
voting to people who retain even Il
modlcum of Christian feeling and
instinct within their natures, but
when little children are agged
on-shoved up to the fighting
point, hoOtcd at or encouraged
IN their brutal cndcavors to in
jurc or dlsfgurc their opponents.
it becomes an absolute outrage
upon the the feelings of civilized
people who carry Il drop of the
milk of human kindness within
their breasts. Men who look
compiaIsantly upon such cXhibi-
tions disgrace themselves and SOW
those seeds that Will eventually
bear flowers within the gardens
of youthful souls, that are per-
fumed with thc brcat. = Z.
Shame oea, me what a worlI =
duct. Me,thhing. g..t to -!.g ieplSr esp.l4re ITO to no
higher conception of civilization,
morality, humanity, will never
provo exalted models in society,
nor viii the young profit by their
example. blessed are thcpe"
makers -
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
High Water Notes.

Wcdncsday-When this depart
ncut was closed in our last issue,
the government gauge ut Bayou
sara marked az feet even. Yes
terday evening it read Al feet and
) tcnths showing fail Of $40,
or exactly half IL foot, since our
last issue. The total fail here
since the decline commenced Is,
at this writing, 8 l-2 tcnths.
Since our last Issue, the show
crs spoken Of ut that time have
been continued, but ut long inter
walls up to Monday evening when
they appear to have set III III good
earnest. There was IL very heavy
one ut that time which lasted
over III hour, and> this was
supplemented by more OK less rain
during the night.
On Tuesday there was Il copious
shower in the forenoon and Il
regular down pour in the after
noon and evening. At the time
of arising this morning we found
IL gentle rain falling which st'll
continues, and the heavy and
sullen detonations of thunder in
the distance. give evidence that
more IS yet to come.
There is absolutely nothing Ct
Importance to report ut this writ
ing save the continued decline VIC
have noted above, and the fact
that the pointe Coupce lcvecs arc
MI intact. The levces arc hold
ing all right indeed ut this time,
but the back water from the At
chafalaya, in the nc,ghborhood of
| Smithland, Raccourcl and New
Texas have played havoc, and
many of the inhabitants arc re-
fugcing to higher grounds. AT
New Texas the back water inside
Is nearly as high us that on TIC
out side and the Catholic Churcl
and Pastoral residence arc mum
dated.
On Tuesday night, Mr.. John q
Palmer and family, of Raccourci
came down by steamer Lu';
Prince, being run from their home
BY the water. They VII locate
near Jackson.
> Thursday-Ihc river gauge a
, closing last evening showed 4
feet and 4 tenths. When the lcvc
: gave way on Sunday, June 18th
the stage was Al feet 6 tenths.
The heavy rain yesterday con
= tinued up to noon, when It ceased
: but the weather remains cloud
f and threatening.
0 At the foot Of the hill! the ri
n road track is beginning to sho'
: up. the side walks are groundin
: again, and people arc clcanin
t the floors of their recently sui
merged stores and out buildings
, Eriday-4l feet and 3 tenths
, what the river gauge marked Ia:
: evening. BY the time we go
press It will doubtless show dow
= to less than Al feet, judging frol
y The rate the water apparent
!. tumbled last night.
r
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Very Important.

At the time the waters were re-
ccding after the great flood of
1890, DR.. +. NJ. Mumford kindly
furnished this paper with the fol-
lowing recommendations which
were adopted readily by the peo-
pie, and did great service in the
d,sinfccting and sanitation of
the town. We reproduce it from
our issue Of May 10, 1890 for the
general bcnitit. and trust that it
will be freely used lis the water
leaves buildings and the overflow
ed grounds become exposed to
the action Of the sun:
The old idea that a disinfcctant
must emit an odor, should be abol-
ished, The udor of carbolic acid is
as obnoxious us the stencil it is used
to counicract, and is now entirely Dis
carded as a disinfectant and ger
micide.
As soon as the water is ont of the
houses they should be thoroughly
washed and cleansed, aud the floors
we'll sprinkled with the following SO.
luton:
Take five ounces each of the BIZ
chloride of mercury corrosive sub
| limate) and muriate of ammonia, the
latter to act as a solvent, dissolve in a
| half gallon Of water, and to this add
| forty gallons of water. You can re-
leive all possibility OF any danger
from the metallic salt by having it
washed , # after having remained on
a few hours.
The advantages of this agent are
briefly these: The mercuric bi-chlo-
ride stands pre-eminently above all
chemicals as universal germicide.
Not only are definite organisms, i'm
mediately destroyed but all proto-
plains and albuminoids are devital-
lied by it.
1t is efficient to accomplish thisworh
when applied in Il solution SO weak
as not to be recognized except by
| chemical reagents. is devoid OF
color or smell. It does not poison
the air by vaporizins, but adheres IL
| an inocuous form to the surfaces up
on which originally applied. The
cost is very small. After the water
leaves the yard and the ground be-
cones exposed this solution can be
sprinkled around, and lime should
also be freely used.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Don't bother your neighbor by
borrowing ..llis paper. Be as lib
cral as he by subscribing for it,
and above all paying for it. Only
$50 per annum, postage paid by
the publisher. If it a'int worth
this price it a'int worth running
after at your neighbours. DONE
he bcggar if you can help It,
but If you need it. so much and
can't pay for it, come right up,
confess the fact and wei send
you copy one year "free gratis
for nothing
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

We have been presented by Mr..
=. &. Plettinger with splendid
sample of Malaga grapcs-as fine
and luscious as ever came from the
south of Spain-bcing the fruit of
his own vineyard in lower st.
Francis vile. Therein is exhibited
another evidence of the diversified
capabilities of our soil and eli
mate.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

We walked from the corner of
Movers store to the railroad de-
pot Thursday morning dry footed.
Il feat that was accomplishablc
scyeraIsly as. age This is because
of th while enP,yes, also the Rail
..,,J sent or carried such,,n trocl, he
cIes as he could enjoy.,,,;no tho
foo,>arly until the last feS company
viii which time the prospeIn bayou
= tions for his outing M1tec the
evenings almost to the inter-
everything else, and what fet Iof
up s4e-thc different streamfes are
apparatus. he had forgotten
EFT almost entirely. Yes,
60 to scs him tonight withafunes
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Purely Personal.

Mr.. Morris Wolf and family
departed for New York last Sat-
urtlay, cmtmrking on the steamer
Gcnl. Devol.
Happy to see Capt. Sam Lam
bert in our midst again. He
came up Thursday and is, as uSu-
al, l,ustl,ng the Insurance busi-
ness.
MIR. J. p. Austen went to
W oodvilIc on F,...:.y of last week
where he attended 81 party at the
residence of his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Chisholm.
Mr.. Oscar Piilct. has in charge
the typographical department of
the SENTINEL. during the absence
of Mr.. j. =. Austen, where he is
rendering good and efficient SER
wees.
We had the pleasure, on Thurs
day, of meeting Mr.. Leon Fried
man, representing the house of
Friedman Bros. & Schafer, st.
Louis. \ most clever gentleman
and astute business man.
Mr.. Robert Record, of Slaugh-
ter, arrived ON Monday to take
charge of the railroad telegraph
during the absence of Mr.. Floyd
Il. Vaughn who went home for Il
few days on account Of sickness.
| Mr.. Emile Ercsinsky, formerly
one Of our own town boys--now
Of Alexandria, La, dropped III
to see us Thursday. We regret to
say that Emilc's visit here WAS
caused by the severe illness of his
mother who, VIC sincerely trust ,
will speedily recover.
| Mr.. james Harper, Of Lindsay,
who was among us as night
Waterman Of the Railroad Com
pany's section Of the Bayou Sars
lcvce before and ut the time OF
that towns inundating, paid It's Il
short but much appreciated cal
on monday.
Mrs. W. a. Bryan, Misses NJ
A. Bryan. Nellie Carpenter, Viz
gic Sowell and Maggie and Kutl
Harper spent II Few hours IN ou1
village on Monday. The two lat
ter ladies reside ut Lindsay, thu
Others ut Slaughter, and the,
were escorted by Mr.. JAS. lar
!. per.
DR.. J.C Allen and wife, Mrs
Willie McClcndon, Misses Flor
cncc Watson and Addic Simmon
and Mr.. G.. T.. Record, all 0
Slaughter, Lit, were visitors t
our town for II few hours O
Thursday. They called on at
Gl,nintanccs and viewed inundat
cd Bayou Sara during thclr shol
stay.
, Mr.. Ernest Newman went t
Baton Rouge on Monday where h
> attended the closing exercises o
, the State University and \ & NJ
| College. He returned Tucsd;'
t accompanied by his son, Mr.. {
W. Newman, who is Il graduate {
u the institution 1T it's session ju:
N | closed
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Proceedings Bayou Sara COun-
Gil.
(Oficial.J

Prcscn. Hon. J. T.. Irvine. Mayor;
Gus. Brown. W. II. Tenney, a. Schles-
niger, Chas. Spencer. l.. Marks. r. c.
Bockel; absent \. Decklar.
Committee on examination Of the
books of the outgoing Secretary and
Treasurer reported as follows:
BAYOU SARA. LA.
July ?, 1892. !
To the Mayor and Council.
Town Of Bayou sara. La.
We the undersigned committee. APP
Secretary and Treasurer, beg leave to
make the following reporr: We find that
all taxes and licenses have been col
lected:
Balance on hand June l. 90. 1,003.36
Donation la. Lottery ........ 100000
Taxes collected from May 80
to April l, 1892 ............ 2,057. 20
Licenses collected same period I,570.O0
Fines do do do 77.O0
Wharfage DO do do $4,000
Total 7,6S6, sc
DISBURSEMENTS. s................ 1850. .S3
Balance no hand A'pl l, 80 1913
The corporation owes J. F. Irvine &
Son balance due on note dated Septem-
Der 8, 1890, 10000
all of which is respectfully submitted.
&c. BOCKEL,
A. SCIILESINGER,
w. II. TENNEY.
Bills of J. F. Irvine & Son, amonnt-
ing to $3,392.39 being amount due July
1st 1892 was approved, and it was or
dered that the same be closed by notes
bearing 8 per cent interest from date
and receivable for taxes and licenses,
less the amount of collections aud do
nations.
On motion it was resolved that the
amount Of taxes due by Cciie Watson
and Fannie Watson be recinded.
By recommendation of the Council
w. III. Tenney was appointed Mayor
PRO TEM- {he absence of Mayor Irvine.
1t was forbidden to kill aligators,
gars, fishes, snakes or any thing else in
the waters within the corporate limits
to lessen the dangers IF ipfection, Ad-
journed.
J. F. IRVINE, Meyer
/ GUS, BROWN, sefstary.
Ia --~--ss>z-uzs~
@
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Our mails from New Orleans
now come to Baton Rougc by the
Texas and Pacific railroad, thence
here by the Baton Rouge Il Bayou
Sara packet, in consequence of
the interruption to the i. c. and
the l.. n. O & I roads.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

If the mouth is the window OF
the intellect, the toothachc must
&,c a sort of window pane.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Mrs. Aust en- has ice constantly
for sale to accommodate the retail
local custom.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Letters From the People.

We arr not resp 'isiblc for the "pin-
;ous of eurr.s,n,ndents. .th comm nj
cations must bear the name ot the a"-
thor. not for publication but as Il guar
ante Of good faith.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

It's supposed that the people OF
the entire parish are now satisfied
with the amount of ram that has
fallen. Last week many were
complaining of having been
@liYlcd in this regard.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Cocoanuts and prunes arc to be
found in large supply ut the store
of Mrs. J. =. Austen, lower ST.
Francisvilc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

We desire To state to the sub
ecribers Of the SENTINEL. that the
paper will he delivered III their
residences and places Of business
rS far as the carrier can reach on
foot. Those in Bayou Sara will
hc supplied through the PoStoEice
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Tomorrow will be the Fifth
Sunday after l'cntccost. Gospel,
St. Matthew, Chap. V, verses Ia
T., 20: The Justice of the EAar'
iseeS
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

The weather during the wecl
has been ''hot enough for you
and no mistake.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Our Legislature has alpropr'-
ated tho muniticcnt sum of $36,
600 for II State exhibit ut the
Worlds Fair.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

For the finest milk shake go tc
Mrs. Austen's store foot of the bill.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

During the food the branch
,oS,otlicc ut the Foot of the Hill
will open at $ Il. IL. and close at
ip. III.
Postmaster Mumford will be, in
attendance ut the main Office from
Ia. NJ. to 2 y. III. and ut the
branch Office from 2 y. m. to
Is y. III.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
New Moon to-day ut y :43 p. III

The cheapest of lawycrs-kccp-
ing ones own council.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
Eeliciana Sentinel.
SATURDAY. JULY 9th, 1852.
RAYOU .SARAP. O.,

Business IIours-frOm n. m. to y.
m. Sunday Honrs-9 to 10 II. IN. Reg-
,tration and Money Order Houfs-S Il.
III. to ) p. M.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Closes. In q 81 7. Railroad. Arrives.
3:lOp.m. Sorth Train 3:lOp. III
800 u IN. South Train ?:OOa. III
Baton Rouge q Bayou Sara. (rivrD.
l1osc. Daily (except Snndays) at am.
Due to Arrive ut 6 80 p. III.
Natcl.rZ & Bayou Sara, (rivcr).
Closes. Tuesday. Thursday 4 Saturday
ut II y. III.
Due to Arrive. Wednesday. Friday anu
Sunday ut ) II. III.
r. ". MCMFORD.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

Dead men tell no tales, but the
oucs who write their orbituaries
often do.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

An excursion to this place
from, Clinton i- announced for to-
morrow.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

cold soda water ut Mrs.
Austen'S.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

D,...,.,S ~, ftstnshlne, 1oyously TWISTING
their bright little heads.
at t. 7Il5ranchssnusc of old Notre Dame
br,els sorsx close by. not more charm.
vnan that of this pretty feat,1ery
turnnoir singing under the kind inspiration
OF Il soft June ky.~-sferedi.a Nugens
2aS in 81, Nicholas,
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

POP ON Ice for sale constantly, at
Mrs. Austen's. Lower ST. Francisville.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09
s LAMBERT W. LANDAU
&Lanbert 4 Landry8
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Baton Rouge, La

Reliable Companies
l. of
Liverpool Loon Globe OF iondon and Liverpool
+. M,ofSt
o
Coupce, Aoyele: East and
5
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

For splendid lemons go I" Mrs
Austcn's foot Of tho hill.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

for ,Gn the srss1Ntle s ~ .l@e s0ose1'0'
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

His specially is First Glass Family
Groceries, white his line of ry G oOds'
and other articles of necessity will be
found rsp to the highest standard of eye
ceuency.A sceing is believing. XaE-ir
mo n ca1l .In1S5 f,,r,>, q ~
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-09

skINt lOI III q H0i COT
il all the little
-rv as birds could
r liquid music into