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The morning call., 1892-07-18
A Ia TRIFLE OVER COST.

ia TRIFLE OVER COST.
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells croeAery. china. glass, majOllea and tirware
CITY STORES
965 Market ST. near Sixth.
140 Sixth st. above Howard.
522 KearLy St., BET. California and Sacramento
51l Montgomery ave. near Stockton.
1919 Polk ST., bet. Pine and California.
zoos Fillmore St. bet Pine aud California
906 Sixteenth ST., above Mission.
2512 Mission ST.. above Twenty-frs
1888 Hayes ST.. bet Franklin and Cough
145 n NTH ST.. above Howard
21S Third ST., below Howard.
104 Second st. below Mission.
81. "a. so and 90 Market ST, headquarters
Jelly glasses and Mason jars sold at actual cost aad
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With our exceptionally fine New Teas and Delicious
Co1fees tyStf
The morning call., 1892-07-18
THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATIoN OFFICE +:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published IN San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-07-18

FoR THE CURE or A COUeH OR SoRE THRo AT
" Bro1oR's BToRchiGl IrOoAes" are simple remedy
1,7rA niuce pcs. sw.lN,s. ais suffer s,rs,.
The morning call., 1892-07-18

MALE WANTED.
w ANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE
w family $40 to $50. steady place door noIdsr:
miner, S4U: 10 driilrrs. 81 so day and board
long Job; teamSter and laborer for mine; butter
makers, S35; crosscut sawyers. SO; married
miner. 500; blacksmith, 80 SO a day: shingIe
POINTERS, s26 aud found; laboTers for city; team
sters; mixers farmers; tiemakers and others
Apply 10 ,. r. CRosEfT & CO.. 62s Sacramento.
"a ANrED = A PASTRY AND BAKEK
" country hotel. $50: restaurant pastry COOK
city, $50; COOK and wife, country, $50; French
COOK private family, $50; young man TO assist in
eyster-house. SIS and Increase; waiter for board
lng-houSe, SO. dishwasher aad others. Apply To
:. r. CRosETT & Co. 62S Sacramento st.
on RAILROAD TRANSFERS AND LABORFRS
1C drhiers ana rockmen. free fare both ways
good wages paid. X. T. WARD & CO., SOS and SO
Clay St tyl7 pr
{ soLoREp COOK. COUNTRY HOTEL $50 AND
" found; hotel cooks. $40. $50 and 500; cook
and wife $45; d!shwashers. SO; 10 postnak ers;
10 ttemakers. 10 shingle-bolt makers, tools fur
nished: 90 saborers and teamsters. 81 per day and
$50 and found T. I. WARD x CO.. sos AID go
Clay st MIR ~
IN DRILL AND HAMMER MEN, $40 To $50
III and found. this job will last / year. half fare
paid BY toss, to go Monday. 10 ranch teamsters
s45 and found; 10 harvest hands, 81 SO per uay
and found; farmers, same ranch, s26. r T.
WARD a CO., SOS ana $40 Clay ST. tyI72t
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COOK $45 COUN-
w try; second cook, country, S45 HOTEL GA
ZETrE 42o kearny st.
The morning call., 1892-07-18
sITUATIONs-MALE.


COBER, ACTIVE BARTENDER AND WAITER
~ wants y few hours work: old hotel and saloon
man; handy all round. A. NJ, Coles Restaurant
Howard ST. First. iylS7Is
The morning call., 1892-07-18
SPECIAL NoTrcEs-coNrrsUEp.


EES Annual Meeting-ihe kesu ar An
o>S nuai meeting OF the stoc2 holders Of the
Benton Consolidated Company will be held at the
ONCE of the company, 3l9 Pine ST., room 10. San
Francisco. Cal. WEDNESDAY, the (last
Wednesday, 2fth day OF July. 1892, az the hour OF
j p. NJ. Tor the purpose of eecting a board of
directors TO serve for the ensuing year, and the
transaction OF such other business as may come
before the Getting.
Transferbocks will close on Saturday July 49,
at y NJ v. X. ALLEN Secretary.
onhce-3l9 Pine ST., room 10, san Francisco
Cal jy10 I'd
- The Annual Meeting of Stcckhold-
49, ers OF the Merchants Exchange Bank of
San Francisco Will be held on TUESDAY. august
2 1892, at ) =. NJ, at $50 Sansome ST. room 3, for
the election Of directors for the ensuing year. and
the transaction of such other business may come
before the meeting. GEO II. KELLOGG. Secretary.
San Francisco. July 10. 1892. jy 10 to au2
ESS7 The Annual Meeting of Members
Ls~r OF the San Francisco Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty TO Animals will be held at the So
cety's ONCE, ll7O Market ST., room 95 at O'Clock
r. NJ, Mon DAY. July Is, 1892. for the purpose of
eeetlng trustees for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business may brought
before II. ty3 l4tl NATHANIEL HUNT ER. sec.
The morning call., 1892-07-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

EeCSP Dividend Notice-Office of the Cop
CO It's Mining Company, san Francisco. July H.
1892. At meeting OF the board OF direc tors or
the above-named company, held this day, a dVi-
dend, No. 3. of ~ cents per share was declared.
payable July Is, 1892. TraBsier-books will close
July 10. 1892, at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ.
Yl3 I'd T. NJ. HALL Secretary.
ES9 The California Saving and Loan
sF~S Society. cor. OF Powell and Eddy StS.-For
the half year ending June 80. 1892. dividend has
been declared at the rate of five and four-tenths
Is 4-l0l per cent per annum on term deposits, and
binary deposits free OF taxes. payable aud after
Friday, JAY l. 1892
The morning call., 1892-07-18

II
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells crock cry. china. glass, majOlea and tiEware
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-06
All ,h. Tramc WIN Bear.

A Kansas City man, in talking with
a Star reporter, told this little story
to illustrate how high freights are
made
III knew man out West,' he said,
"who learned that hay was selling at
$40 a ton at Tucson, Arizona. tie
could buy the same hay for "a in Los
Angeles. My man went to freight
agent in Los Angeles and wanted to
get a rate on hay by the carload lot
from Los Angeles to Tucson.
He wanted to make contract with
the road.
"How much is hay worth in Tus-
CONF" asked the freight agent.
"Forty dollars, answered my guile
less friend.
"What can you buy ii for here"
"Four dollars"
"The rate to Tuscon is S34 per ton, y
said the agent. That will leave you
a profit of 30 per ton, and you can
make nice thing out of it.'--Los
Angeles Times.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-06
WHY THE EDITOR sWORE.

With a terrible cold ia his head.
And his eyellds heavy and sore,
The editor sat In broken chair
And bitterly, earnestly swore.
A youth had dropped In with poem,
A mar was there with dun,
And a chap had dropped in to tell him
How the paper ought to be run.
An irate subscriber had told him
That his sheet wasn't fit TO be read.
While another had carefully promised
To punch the editors head.
The foreman was yelling for copy,
And the wind whistled in at the door.
And this with few other reasons
Is why the editor swore.
But the angel who took IL to heaven
Recorded this verdict there:
"The jury find In the present case
'Tis was Jntifable swear
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-06
Carrying the U. s. Mails and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express.

CTAGES OF THIS LINE LEAVE KU.
- reka daily at 8 A. NJ. for Hamilton. Kly
and Taylor and twice week from Taylor -
Phoebe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-06
III WENT THE WRONG WAY.

An object lesson is often the most
elective way To impress truth u
upon an audience. Orlando Z. Jones,
VINO IL lccturing temperance, recently
started upon little missionary tour
through the wilds OF Nevada, aud had
peculiar experience the other night at
Plzen switch while demonstrating the
terrible effects OF alcohol upon the
human system. lie had magic lan-
tern which threw upon d screen u
diop of drinking water magnltied SO
many times that the anlmaculae in il
wcre plainly seen, swimming about,
wrggiing, twisting, lighting and
swaInliug all over an Illuminated
circle several feet IN diameter. After
explaining that those monsters could
DC iouud ln any drop of ordinary
drinking waller, Orlando proceeded:
But now want To show you my
hearers, The ueadly effects OF alcohOl
upon animal lfe. l shall add 10 this
maguItied drop of water drop of
common whisky aud you will observe
that II instantly kills. every living
thing II touches Not one vi these
little organisms which you now see
swimming aUout iull of Lille Will live
an instant alter | aud tile whisky To
the water, III which, No you see. tncy
live aud thrive. Now then, seef"
Here he added IA truce of whisky
aud every uulmacuiae kicked its last
anu became candidate Tor burial
rs dead as Cesar.
Just nj this juncture an old man iu
the middle of Tue audience, who evi-
IDENTIFY had taken deep interest 10
the experiment, rose for information.
Say" he CALCULATED, do you mean
to say that all our drinking water is
chuck full OF them there wigglin'
thingsl"
Yes, SIR
"And n little whisky kills 'em-jest
nacherly knocks the everlasting spots
right off 'emi"
"As you have seen for yourself, sir,
alcohol acts MS deadly poison and is
instantly destructive OF animal llfe."
"rhen, by jingo, you'll never catch
me drinkin' any more water without
putin little sperrits into it first to
xiii off them blamed critters. I've
been drinkin' water straight for the
las, tifry years, but if it's so pesky
dangerous as all that / don't propose
to take any more chances with it,
that's all"
The lecturer shipped his magic Ian
tern To Bodie the next morning and
his his illustrations now are purely
theoretical.--Wal Lake Bulletin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-06
WHITE PINE NEWS
psbIished every Saturday morning by
w. l.. DAVIS.
Terms of subscription:
JOB PRINTING c..

.cup sFVg Office is supplied with every
lnn tnseillty for executing all kinds of Job
Printing In q neat manner and ut living
rstes. Any Job from lady's visiting
ss,d 10 full-sheet poster turned out at
short notice. orders Solicited.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
Days of Small Things.

Long before the Revolution Il
young printer IN Philadelphia,
when he had taken off his work.
ing apron at night, used to sit
pouring over his dozen of old vol
umes by freight. He soon knew
them by heart, and hungercd for
more. But books were costly,
and he had but little money.
He had eight or ten cronies,
young men who like himself were
eager for knowledge. Ranging
his books on a shelf, he invited
his friends to do the same that
each of them might have the ben
eft of them all.
Ben Franklin thus laid the
foundation of the first circulating
library, and now one of the lnrg-
est in the country.
Thirty years ago a kindly Ger
man pastor, moved to pity by the
condition of the homeless orphans
in the city in which he lived, took
three of them into his own home,
appealing to Christians for aid to
feed and clothe them, and to cdu
cate them into useful, good citI-
zens.
Three great orphan asylums in
different cities Of the West are
the result of this little effort.
A good woman in Philadelphia,
twenty odd years ago, asked two
or three of her friends to join he,
in renting little room where they
could meet occasionally TO drink
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
r Bclford's Monthly.

This popular magazine comes
to us this month with a long table
of particularly interesting con-
tents, among which are tho fol-
lowing:
The Sea Wolves Light: (a
complete noveD by Emily Reed
and Marian Reeves; by the word
of God, poem by l.. \. A;
Another of my war advent urcs,
Col. John $. Mosby; Dawson 5
Woman, Il poem by Wilson Mil
lcr; LA Fontine, psychological!
study, Charles Gayarre; by the
Roadside in IRELAND, Capt. John
Goldman Summer Is'yI, 81 sonnet,
L.ibbic &. Baer; Mixed With
Earth, a story, Robt. 1uiee
Toombs; The Function and Linn
its of Legislation. Jay Belknap;
Health Notes, +. s. Oswald. NJ.
D.; Lyric and Dramatic, Fred
Lyster: Editorial Notes: Our Re-
publican Rival, The Reciprocity
Humbug, Why the Irish arc Dem
ocrats, The denomination of FLAIR
rison. Passing Notes etc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

u cup Of tea, aud consult together
how to help other women whose
lot in the world was harder than
tirsv own. Out Of that lit
tie rMm has grown the stately
New Century Club with its cellat-
eral guilds. classes and clubs Of
workingwo,nen, which have help
ed and strengthened many tl,ous-
Msltls.
Many readers who 1--we in in
land towns aro bcwildered when
they visit the cities by the great
libraries. hospitals. associations
for charity. educational ar mutual
aid and wish ho,,elessly that they
had the same helps to broader
and higher life in their own
homes.
Let them ],eg,a with little rf-
forts, and persist in their good
work. Some gsDd will come
from every attempt of this kind /.
The most firmly grounded insti-
iutlons are those wi,icl, grew out
Of poverty slowly. and were not
baiit to ORDER Y"ulA's COM
| uQn ;o,s.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
District Court.

Has drawn its length slowly
along since Monday evening last
when Judge +. D. Bramc called
it to order. From present ap-
pearances the term, which is Il
special one, will last throughout
tho whole of next week at least.
The Barrow as. Clack case,
for possession of the shrievalty,
Is the one that is inhicting itself
upon the patience of an amiablc, /,
just and forbcaring Judge and in
terestlng only the principals in
the case, their immediate friends
and coterie of we'll meaning
gentlemen who are Il "btamed
sight more concerned than they
think they are
However all has progressed up
to this writing with good feeling
and good order-a condition that
we sincerely trust will continue
to the end.
We have Il Judge now who pos
sesses the tirmness and ability to
enforce order, and we have no
misgivings as to his inclination
and determination so to do.
Judge Bramc has won golden
opinions so far, if we are to judge
by the expressions OF people on
each side of this cease ceie6re, for
impartial rulings.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

An excursion from Clinton on
Sunday last, came in ut about
$3.50 "a. m., ON II special train drawn
by locomotive No. POI, former
ly the "BaIdwin,' for a number
of years used by the West Fc-
lic,ana Railroad Company.
The excursion party numbered
but about 40 persons, all told,
but the visitors seemed to enjoy
themselves looking in and around
the inundated city of Bayou Sara,
and visiting friends.
The train pulled out at about )
O'Clock y. ny.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

ben Browns barber shop, under
the Opera House, was not invaded
ed by the water but it was circum-
valated; nevertheless the people
would manage to "get there all
the same in somc manner or
other. The reason is obvious
eood, clean shaves, stylish hair
cuts, an industriousiy applied
swinging fan these hot days, and
the polite attentions of the genial
Oropr,etor and his assistant Mr..
Jas. Beaman-these account for
the ssmilk in the cocoanut
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
; Literary Notes.


a drowsy August afternoon. tho
light shimmering through the dense
leaves Of the broad spreading
beech. trees; 81 figure lying upon
the grass holding in his hand Ma
gazinc--not too heavy--just heavy
enough for easy hol.'ing-the Co.'S
MoroLirAx. for August; just tile
sort of reading matter for n md
summer afternoon of attrac-
tive illustrations; scenes and life
in the far off Philippine Islands.
with an experience of all Garth
quake; photographs on the Allan
tic Be.cl, accompanying IL charm
ing sketch Of Jerseys "Salt-Wa-
ter Day." by Hamiin Garland;
charming Spanish bits by the ar
tist Chase; lovely vistas, and en-
t,cing groves, illustrating IL Cali
fornia Farm Village, in which Col.
Fitzs,mmons, Describes the growth
and development of ~ model CONF
,nunity of fruit farms. Of the
fiction, Henry James, ".Jerscy Vii
las' make. delight full mids, MINER
reading and there is an odd sto y
of Southern Life, while Curi"si"
/ ties of Musical Literature will fur
pish Il half-hour's entertainment
for every lover of music, English
high society is always an interest
ing subject when discussed by one
who is Of 1t, and knows It thor
ougl,ly, Henry Author Herbert of
Mucross, formerly an Officer of
the Guards and an NJ. p, gives in
an entertaining way the cause of
the revolution which has taken
place in the society Of London du-
ring the past thirty years. Even
Murat IlalStcad's description of
the Convention at Minneapolis is
breezy and bright, and the beau
tiful photographs which illustrate
an article on Bridges and Bridge
Building would attract very un'
scientific reader. The one heavy
article of the nnmbcr is that ol
the famous English writer on Ev'
olution, st. George Mivnrt. 1t Ii
part of the discussion in which
, he seeks to harmonize the princi
pies of Evolution with the doc
trmcs of Chrlstianity-onc of th'
most important series Of paper
ever produced III 81 Magazine, ant
, attracting tho widest attention
among religious and sc'cnt'ti'
, minds, both in England and thi
country.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
Arrcste1 and then Carried to
Texas.

In compliance with a telcgra-
phic dispatch from Sheriff Slangh-
ter Of Fast baton Rouge. Deputy
Sheriff f.. j. Baraow of this par
ish, arrested Mr.. Gus. Barnett ON
Saturday night ut about 8 o'clock.
ut the store Of Joseph Stern, in
lower St. Franc,svilI.
Barnett had hecn here for some
weeks, engaged, in delivering
clocks throughout this parish and
surrounding ncighborhoDs|, pnr-
su:,nt to contracts made BY the
sales agents Of his company who
proceeded him ly some weeks.
His head quarters were ut Stcrns,
and the long, lightning rod look
ing wagon and two mules which
he used when in pursuit of his
business, were quartered at
Stcrn's stable. He seemed to he
Il quiet, steady man, and was quite
popular with tho boys.
We xre informed that the only
complaint :. assigned hy Sheriff
Slaughter was, that Barnett was
wanted in Texas, but when Dep
uty Miller arrived from Bator
Rouge to CLAIM the arrested man
our vigilant and efficient Judge
Hon. F. ID. Bran,e. forbid oul
Sheriff to surrender him until I
rcquisitioh from the Governor o:
Texas had becis received and ap
proved by Gov .sFostcr.
r. A Texas officer arrived We'd
aesdsy with the requisite papers
and ON Thursday morning depart
ed, by steamer Cleon, with hi
prisoner.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
LIST OFLETTERS

Remaining in tho Post Office. Rayo"
Sara, I.a., week ending July 10th.
1892.
Budtlen \ F Freeman Am2hoa
Green Clancy King Isaac
Morris Rose MunsOn Jack
Rite Peter Smith AK
Smith Nose Scott Mary
Wfrdilam !. &
Persons calling for any OF these let
ers will please say advertised.
F.. NJ. MUMFORD.
POSTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
A Little Girls Expcrienc In u
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott arc kce =
pers Of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Beach. Mich, and are blessed with
daughter four years old. Last April
she was taken down with measles, fol-
lowed with dreadful cough and turn :
ing into fever. Doctors at home and
at Detroit treated her, but In vain, she
grew worse rapidly, until che was 4
mere handful of bones" she
tried DIR Ling's New Discovery and rf-
ter the use of two and half bottles, was
completely cured. They say DIR King $
New Discovery Is worte its weight in
gold, yet you can get trial bottle free
at l.. Z. kilbourne & Cos. Drug store.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

Edison the Great-the Wizard OF
Electricity, among all his astonish-
ing Inventions never produced any
thing moro wonderful than his Pho
oograph that reproduces in your ear
the songs sung ty the worlds great
sst artists in New York, London and
other distant points. Go and hear it
ut Friends.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

The waters of inundation have
30 far rcceGed from Bayou Sara as
to permit Henry Aanau,l to re-
eume the occupancy of his old
shop where he will greet his nu-
merous patrons with the same ex-
cellcnt tonsorlnl service rs of old.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

The steamer Cfeon is a s'dan-
dee" in appearance since her late
tsmpory retirement for overhaul
ing and rcfitting. She's lively
craft withsl and many of the big
ger ones have to view her heels
and swoilow her smoke for many
a mile before giving her the goby.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

Cocoanuts and prunes are to be
found in large supply ut the store
Of Mrs. J. +. Austen, lower st.
rancisYilc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
Purely Personal.

DR.. 3. j. Powell was II visltor
To town Wednesday,.
We had tho pleasure of IL call
from our good old friend Mr.. Bc,.-
nett Searcy, ON Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Argue of Laurel Hill,
has been IN town more or less
during the week attending Court.
We werc pleased to receive 81 call
last Wednesday from Messrs J. J.
Wian and Andrew holland.
l.. Sorry tn know that several
F,nenbcrs Of Mr.. Chns Sl,cncer's
family havo bccn severely i'll du.
ring the week.
Mr.. II. A. HARRISON got home
from = prolonged absence in the
Interests of his business, on Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. ". A. Sellers, route agent
of the Southern Express Compa-
uy, spent part of Monday and Tu-
e..iay here attending to business
CONNECTED with his position.
Mrs. j. p. Austen WAS quite i'll
last week particularly 50 on S"tur-
day and Saturday night. Happy
to bc able to- say she has almost
entirely recovered ut this writing.
Mr.. Chas. Samuels, Of runica,
tcalletl ut our Office "Wednesday,
and VIC deeply regret our absence
ut the moment. Since the above
Twas put in type we have had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Samuels.
| Mr.. w. &C. Percy a West Fell
ci:,na boy who has spent some
years in Central America. did us
the pleasure of Il call on Wet'ncs.
day last. We were much grat''
fed ut his visit.
Misses Claire, Leona and Emm;
Wcbbcr, charming and popular
young ladies Of Donalsonville arc
visiting their grantl mother MAJ
dame Wcbl,cr, in St Fr.ncis.
vile.
Col. X. a. Cross, of Bator
Rouge, arrived here to-day wecI
ago. He has been engaged as ont
of the council, ON the part Of Bar
row. IN tlle contest Of Barrow VS.
Clack for poxxes*ioa of the ofiic'
; of Sheriff, during tho week.
Miss Wh,chcr returned hom'
Sunday from her visit to LAX
Providence, accompanied by Mis-
Pauline Percy who will remain
some weeks visiting at the resi-
deucc of her aunts-Mrs. Jan
: Howell aud Rosa Wh,cher.
Several gentlemen have caile
Il. ut our Office this week during ou
~ absence whose names VIC hav
been unable to ascertain. We a<
= knowledge their courtesy howcs
er. and freely extend an invit:
, ton to call again
= The excursion train, hauled b
n engine No. POL that came Owe
$ from Clinton on Sunday last, ":
J. in charge of l.. Il. Morgan, col
c duc:or, and Mr.. Holy"ke, eng
ncer, and brought the follow1r
ladies and gentlemen to visit II,
:, ovcrhowcd city and witness tt
-, destruction attendant thercupor
!. Mrs. Is,durc Meyer, Mrs. j. /
Il Heyman, Misses Bernlce and Al
It toinctte Heyman, II. Israel ar
AInthiilc Meyer; Mcssrs. Fcrd
nand Block, B. Heyman W. "
? Pipes, Henry Bauman, Adoil
, Block, A. w. Moses, Ed. Adle
Eugene Adler, Isidore Adlc
W Adolph Adler, W. II Hartner Jr
70 Jonnic Richards, Saunders No
I wood, l.. NJ. Norwood. Dav
Norwood, 1sidorc Meyer, '
Moody. b. Brown, &. r. Lemon
e Thos. Cravens, Mr.. FREEZER, j.
IS iaymon, Oscar Adler and Hem
:. | N,,l, o,,I hrDfhor
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

: The general merchandise estab-
sishnent of a. Harris. ut the foot
s.S the hill, is fast becoming one
Of the most prominent in town.
For enterprise aud just and liberal
dealing it has no superior in West
Heticisna.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

Inspect the list of letters re-
maining in the l'Osto flee. as pub
lvahcti herein
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

The Duly States. Of New Dr.
leans, is one of the hantlsomest.
Ms It has always been one the abb
cst. nso>t reliable and best
conducted newspapers in the
State. A new and beautiful dress
Of type has effected the change in
. 'pcarence.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

A general house cleaning a. ono
after another the lower floors
emerge from the water IL going
on In Hsytsu Sara.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23
IAxsEnr ". LAxDsr,
@Lambert \ Landry@
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Baton Rouge, La

Rpesen tn following andR -.
Globe and
. ( Paul F.& M.ofS Paul.. York; o
ssneP of Insurance
BltonR West fe''
Refers ito the best of hocJu
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

Tomorrow will he Seventh
Sunday after lPcntecost. Gospel,
81. Matthew, Chap. VII, verses -
to 81: The False Prophets.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

Mrs. Austen has ice constantly
for sale to accommodate the retail
local custom.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

To walk from Iuwcr St. Fran
cisville To any point ON the river
froos in Bayou Sara. r;a the rail-
rad ievee, is practicable, but 1t
- mt plen>ant.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-07-23

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