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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22
.ROYALTON.

Edwin Ashley OF Boston is visiting here.
-George y. Bliss, wife and son Of Spring
Geld, Mass, are visiting ri c. W. BHss's-
Albert Freelau, son OF James Freelon, died
Friday after Iong sickness OF cou.ump-
ton.
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Indigestion.
NGRSF0RD'S Acid Phosphate.

Promotes digestion with
OFT injury and thereby re-
lievea diseases caused by
indigestion CT the food. The
best remedy for headache
proceeding from q disorder
cd stomach.
Trial bottle mailed on receipt Of 2s cents
in stamps. RumforI Chemical WORKS,
Providence, K. l.
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Vermont Produce MarKet.

vERaEvSrs Sept. II.
Butter at Il TO 20 cents per pound selections, at q
cents Per pound eggs, 1 per dozen; beef 80 10
6N cents pound pork per pound. veal cents
Per pound; lamb, u cents per pouudj mutton to
cents per pound po atoes - to GO per bushei
apples, ~ to "a cents por bushels hay sO,o Gil per
ton.
RICHMOND sept. TO-
The market is quoted to-day ne follows Buster fair
to good, IL TO ~ cents per pound; choice, q t. 2!
cents per pounds selections. % q cents per round
cheese, factory to va cents Per pound dairy,
eggs IS cents per dozen, hogs live wei to41e cents
per pound; hogs, dressed. 80 10 : cents per pound
poultry, fowls and chicks s to 9 cents per pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

copied position rs bookkeeper In The Ver-
mont Marble company's store at Wost Rut-
land. He takes with him the best wishes of
of the people. - Ed ward Northrup has re-
turned from a few days visit at Cham
plain, y. y
CHirTENDEN.
The new ballot law could hardly be called
success here, several defective ballots be
ing found, AMI only about half the usual
vote polled. Adm Baird has gone to Boil
ton. n. Y. on q visit. The Chittenden base
bali team and @ team from Rutland played
n match game here tho 10Th for fine ball
and bat, presented by Mr.. Frank Creed.
The homo team captured tho prizes. -Iior-
ace Baird has swung Harrison end Reid
flag to tho breeze. Mr.. Joseph Bissel,
former resident, now OF Middietown, Conn,
accompanied by his wife, have been visiting
friends in town.
Edward White and Miss Belle Bni'd were
married last week "Wednesday. Horace
Allen left for the far West September 20,
where his father lives en- large ranch. H.
Mrs. Rufus SpreEue las broken Up house
keeping and will go to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Westerhald. in Plttsford. George
Fitzgerald has gore to Rutland to work. -
The Cbitteuden ball team went to Rutland
Saturday to play matched game with the
Mendon club as per challenge from them.
The Mendons failed to materaIize, not n
soul appearing or any explanation offered.
| That the Mendon club is fearful of meeting
our team IL evident and no further at
tentiou will he paid to them.
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ON TIRE WITH ECZEMA,
Terrible suffering ofLitfle Baby. Seven
Doctors ana Two lio.pital.
Rail. Cured by tuticurn.

My baby boy, months old. broke out with
eczema. The itching and burning was iuteuse;
and head, uu.iI he was nearly covered: Lis
his turturirR u-phirs were pitahlo 10 beh old;
he hal % D.ptr and INT little rnet n oh 4 nr
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ALBANY,

/ Rev. Mr.. Cameron preached at the
gre, ational church last Sunday. - Doe-
!! a. @. Cheney has returned from BJlten
rings, I. e., where he has been tor his
|lth.
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WAlTSFlELD.


Mrs. Mary Hall is srcuIing few weeks
in Berin.-Mrs. George Is. Newcomb is
visiting friends in Barre.--Mis, Kate Iilot-
son, who has been visiting in Massachus tts
returns this wesk.-F. {. Lamb is building
"a two-storv house where the Old Lou-, was
burned last winter.-Lrw.n William, hue
moved into part OF George CagIe.'s old
ION-n.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

when Paby was sick, we gave her Castorla
when She was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Casioria.
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RosrnN. NInss.. Sent. Is.


Boston, Mu-s.
BosToN, Mass., Sept IS, 1892.
Receipts Of hay for the week we're l52 cars,
Il cars of straw; last week 81 cars hay and 9
cars OF straw.
There is good demand for the best grades
of hay, either new or old at full quotations
the new bringing within 81 cents to 81 per ton
of the old. Early shipments of new hay will
proba bly, bring the best prices, there being IA
good demand for it near by.
Straw is unchanged
Hay-Prime to choice. large bales. s1s 000
S1900; good to prime, large bules. Sl1QSls;
prime to choice, small hAe9, SliOJt9
$500; good to prime, ;lh.0,0 Sln01; fair
to good, 3l5.OCGl $1,000; ordinary, sl403lj; poor
and common. SlntSl3; clover and clover mix
cd, SlOd ~l3; Eastern, choice to- fancy. Sl113
SlSOj; medium Eastern. SltuW SltUj fine,
Sl3a Sl5; swale and swalcy, s|bSlu.
straw-fair to prime rye, Sl3.Uj; oat
| straw, $500.
OARS Choice white, i3,e2 &c.,. 30. wl'tc,
ago DC; No } white +ll6 .fla.
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local f;uiu. ...t,t.

Berries of all kinds arc practically out OF
market for this yenr. Grapes are now com
ny in and they are of fine quality. Following
are quotations as corrected by some of Bur-
lington's prom ncnt merchants.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

last Friday. -Netto Burnham is in Barre
with her sister, NJ We pet Camp, who
has been quito iii.
WATERBURY.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church met Friday afternoon ut the pleas
ant home Of Mrs. W. r. Elliott The So
cioty was entertained by several young
ladies enaoting the play zone Young Man
in Town. AIR. and Mrs. j. Hoskins of
Waitsfeld are spending the week with Mrs.
T. L. Tracy.
MORETOWN.
A large number Of relatives and friends
assembled Thursday morning at the resi-
denoe of MIR. and Mrs. Abner Child to wit
ness the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Myrtle to Irving Dousmore Of MiddlsseX,
Rev. /. p. Booth OF Northiield Officiating.
The presents wore elegant and expensive.
The happy couple left on the noon exPross
fer Boston. On their return they Will hold
q reception at their own home
pLaiNFlELD.
a number of our citizens ATTENDED tho
reception given by Edwin Lane, Representa-
tive-eiect of MarshAed, at his homo Satur-
day evening. The widow OF the late
Charles Glidden died at VI Washington recent
,
Saturday for interment.
BARRE.
NIrs. A. Eugene Gllddeu, who died at the
hospital in Burlington last week, leaves Il
husband and one little girl Tho funeral
services on Saturday afternoon were largely
attended, the Daughters of Rebekah, of
which the deceased WIS a member, Loing
present in a body. Rev. W. $. Smthers
ofliciatei.
The musical convention at the opera house
for three days next week promises to be
very successful. Prof. W. II. Gale will be
in charge, and hes lately moved to this vii
laRe
Rev. ". s. and Mrs Smithers were mar
ried nine years ago on Monday evening and
ct the Epworth league sociahe on Monday
evening at the parsonage e nice silver cake
basket was presented them.
Gordon & Mari ara shipping 40 foot
high granite monument to Pittsburg, Pa.
Six granite cutters and Il blacksmith left
for Louisville, Ky, Monday,
Nolley. the black stallion. who has been
at Mystic Park in the hands Of trainer,
ms been brought back to Barre by H. L.
Leonard, one of the owners
Miss Ella Schriever Of Christnna, Nor
way, and Miss Ellen Waterbury of Ada,
Mimi, who have been in Scandinavia dur
ing the sprin5 and summer are guests Of J.
G.. Nichols.
Goddard seminary-G George Tilden has
presented the seminary with 20 foot flag
which is to be raised and Dedicated on Co
lJmbus day. Nearly $4,000 has been raised
for building brick and stone cottage for
if-boarders A pleasant reception was
held on Saturday nisht.-The seminary li
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

Isaac Dickinson OF Brattleboro is here
visiting his sister and mother. Tho game
of buse hell played between the West
Haven and benson mines Saturday resulted
in the defeat of tho Benson team by score
of 81 to 90 Mrs. Emma LeOow and son of
Cincinnati, who have been visiting relatives
here, return this weeb. loyal {. King
went Thursday TO Washington to attend
the soldiers encampment. Tho following
new officers OF the Congregational Church
society were elected Nor lay evening: j. II.
Aiken, clerk; W. s.. iescom, treasurer;
committee, DR.. j. J.. Newton, Albert J.
Dickinson end James Dorsey W. w. Chap
man and wife OF Mdd eburv are visiting
c. P. Barber Mrs. H. j.. Noble and Mrs.
A. II. Lewis have returned from their visit
in Plttsford and MldleberT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

Furnished by G. F, IS g. W. Eddy, Commits
sion Merchants and Wholesale deai-
ers IN hay, straw, grain and feed,
Room 2JG, Chamber Of Com
netCe, IA. Broad ST.,
Boston, Mu-s.
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FOXBURY.

Charles Dickinson, two ladies and two
children were injured lest week Thursday
by being accidentally thrown from their
carriage Mira William herman of Boston
has been visiting her father, Stephen But,
terfeld.-S. q, Spalding and wife have
been visiting their daughter In Quechee. --
Gov. C. $. Page visited the iish hatchery
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- 80 D - 49, "
d1y. lie was under
treatment nt different
times ut two hospitals
and by seven doctors in
tits city without the
loost benefit; every pre-
scription OF tie doctor
WIS Ia tbfully tried, but
ls grew worse all the
time For months |
expended about 80 per
'yeck for medicines, and
vas entirely disoour-
aCei. | purchased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

and ailments pc
culiar to t h c
sex; she knows
the cause. And
treats it wit h
great success.
4" druggists f.'l =, or sent
lyluI.u .u uf pi,,s or
Iul.uggs,ou receipt ofthf.
4 r--puulsroe freely nn-
fp,IDt. address iu conf
deuce, LYDIA T. ltNE-
NAN MEDICAL Coz LiH&i
MASS Liver Pills, &c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

~oAruua .rI.unA REs0lyBNT md followed
the direct s.- to the letter. Relief was i'm
m"dip'., u.t -unering- were eascd and rest
and sleep permitted. lie steadily improved
and inuiuc vtct- was entirely cured, and as
now ~ cle0r kin and is ~ air n boy as any
mother coul wish tos.e. re ro,amend every
mother 80 u-c 1T for very PHbs Iluplor,
NH~. NJ FERGUSON.
So ". Rrooklue t., Boston.
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,lldron Cry for Pitchers CaatorIs:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

Given uuue, nv hand, at the Probate Court
rcun.-. t,.., ! til day of -~ptcmIer, lN'!.
D.. .,.,. JENNIE STACY, Register.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
knights 1'en'plar.

DENVER, COL., Aug. LINE OF
ticial programme for the coming
Knights Tcmplar concl"ve was
made public to-day. 1t covers
seven days and begins Sunday
Aug. 7. when devotional exercis-
"a will he held III all churches, IN
which all knights ia any city arc
invited to participate.
On Monday. August Sth. the
morning will be spent in rece'V-
ing the visiting comn'"nder,es
from 8 to IL o'clock of that night
first grand illumination of the CITY
will take place. On Tuesday
Aug. 3, the grand parade will oc-
cupy the greater part of the day
"wednesday, ut 10 o'clock IN tho
, morning, the boys brigade, after
which carriage drives will be TAX
en- to the eastern part of the city
and on returning receptions VII
he held Mt the various headquar
tors of the communicates AM
clubs.
n At 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
: ing a grand exhibition drill 10
O pr,zes offered by the Denve
Chamber of Commerce will acc'
at Overland park. The afte
t. noon and evening will be devote
J. to inspecting different points ,
srr interest. AtSp. m. the l. OK
u will hold an encampment at A
y yaric Hall, at which will occ'
a. the exempl,fcat,on of three q
ne grees by the famous Silver ota
On m Encampment degree staff.
Of Friday, Aug. II, will be devt
'' ed to q variety of excursions
H. ueighboring towns, canons a
lg, springs. At $3.50 there will o'
mt BANQUET to the grand encan
ur ment of the United Safes, after
M ed by the tr,enn,al committee.
De- Saturday the 18th, will also
is spcnt in excursions to neigho
vas ing resorts.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
Objected to the Cross.

During the celebration of the
of July, IN Paris, the
religious authorities displayed
above the Church of the Sacred
Heart ut Montmartre. a gigantic
illuminated cross. This gave OF
Tense to the Free Thought. Asso-
ciat,on, which processes to main
tain every mans right to think as
he pleuscs, and actually does
maintain every man's right to
think as the association thinks,
and 1t has addressed aprotest to
the Municipal Council, which
complains of ''thc shameful scan-
DIAL of the shameless interference
of the church in the programme
of the national tetc,' and dcnouc'
es the exhibition of the cross al
.an insult to the sentiment o.
Parisians and IL challenge to liber
ty." 1t concludes with n demant
that the sitc'Q the church be con
; filScatcd.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
"A Leader.

Since It. first introduction, E'ectr'c
Bitter. has gained rapidly In popular
favor. until now II L. clearly In the iead
among pure medicinal sonics and alter
,tiycs-contalning nothing which per-
NIT. it's use as a beverage or intoxicanf,
It is recognized, as the bess'and P"res'
medicine for all ailments ot !ne $40" .
.ch. Liver or 'Kidneys.-Is Will cure
Sick Headache. Indigestion, ConstiPs'
,,on. and drive n alaria from the system
Satisfaction guaranteed with each Dot
tie or the money will be 'efundeo
Price only SOC. per bottle. Sold by L. I
Kilbourne & Go.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
In Time Of War.

The latest invention in appliances
of war is in the shape of on ,llumi-
mating projectile with which the 1'al-
ian government has been making e1'
perimeuts. It consists of species OF
candle, which produces most TO-
tense light. This candle is intended
to be shot from q cannon, and to
strike the enemy's works, or the
ground that they are supposed to te
oocupying. On striking any solid
substance it breaks, aud the material
contained in it becoming incandes
cent, produces light estimated to be
of the intensity of 100000 candles
which illuminates the field for
great distance.
It certainly seems like very meal
sort of an appliance. 1t IS oa'
enough to hit an enemy, but to fur
nish in addition to this light b,
means of which he can be hit agar
is really too much. The only hop
the enemy can have is that some othe
invention may be made which sha
provide a concentrated cyclone &c
his use, and enable him to blow th
light out, and whisk his enemy c
the face of the earth, all in the sam
moment.--Rarper's Young People.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
We'll Done.

We have been shown tho reply
Off. & Rat l,burne, Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General, to Post
master Alumfnr.i's $ request for au-
thor;xstion to establish the branch
Office .t foot of the hill during
the high water in Bayou Sara.
The reply grants the re- quest
",rov,<lc.i it meets with the ap-
uroval of the patrons and will not
increase the cost of the transport
tation Of the mails
1t is useless to Say that the
..patrons'' have been highly ac-
commo&lat cd and pleased with the
admirable arrangements made os
our excellent Postmaster tn over
come the inconveniencies caused
nv the condition Of affairs in bay
ou Sara during the teri" of the
nuprcceslented a.n'd, and the
more 70 because the precautions
we're taken entirely and singly N
!, the Interests of the people.
The mail service in general, IN
cidcnt to n,aiptaining the "r*nct
Office, has been run ut considers
: bic per ,onal expense and incon
y ven;encc to l'ottn'astcr Mamtosti
y and certainly 10 has s.ined hi
u reward in the esteem and sppre
c;.tun of the public as All cfh
!, cient. faithful and xccomnio<''s'
n ing official.
:. The above remarks which al
in cmincntly correct. were sagges
IT ed to our mind by receipt of
notice from the postmaster not
T. fyine US that the branch "fti'
n would he closed to-day. So Ut
Is O'Clock this evening will be t''
C. continued that agent of acco'
lal motlation, the waters in Bay
Sara having sufficiently subs'tf
&C. to permit ingrcss and cgress
ev and from that city.
iii Since the above was put in ~
his the branch Office was discontlr
,,l cd owing to sickness OF the Po
.cl- master snd one of his assistan
Friday morning.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
Licensing Engineers.

The question OF Licensing engi-
ucsrs is being so sgitated ip every
state in the Union that within short
time, for the profession. of human
lives, it will be impossible fer any one
intrusted with steam to hold OK se-
cure a situation without passing "
rigid examination and obtaining q
licen.e. Stephensoo's illustrated
Practical Test to aid engineers pre-
pairing to pass such examination
and AS it embraces oil the questions
asked on Boiler, Pump; Ehgine, Dyn
amo, Corliss Engine, &C., it has al
ready met with such q demand tina
l. ia now in its fourth edition. Thi'
work, which only costs one dollar
can be obtained OF the publisher
Walter C. Kraft, 70 La Sale street
Chicago.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

We direct special attention to
the advertisement Of Riggs & Bio.
which is renewed in this issue for
its third years run. As cistcrn
manufactures the firms reputa-
tion u coextcns,ve with the coun-
try and much of the work Is TO DE
found IN our two towns ana Tue
surrounding country.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
Card of Thanks.

In ,,ei,lf of the Pc ;t-Ofice Depart
ueut, the pa,,lic aud myself, I hereby
~xetnd my er.ttfui thanks to A'' = ..
~. Gabriel for the space Tor tue
pr.nch Post Ofies during the i%o1i
10 Nr. Joe St.,rn for T.'lepDooe sae'!'
;,;e.. and 10 Gen. Joe Meyer, Mr.. )
D. Austen, Of rhe Srsr,xEL. and the
...,..r o;t;zans of tue b,,aines" center
~ lower st. Fr~ocisvi'le tor their
,,,.n~ etnrtesies during the location
~ tho Branch Post Office at ina
point. n,,r
Postmaster.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
lsurely i'ersorss.

Judge =. i. Powell wsnt to the
|cal,italun Monday. (
Mr.. Ed. Il. Moscs went to Ci'n-
ton Monday for short stay.
Mrs. y. q. Plcttingcr has ''ecn
quite il, during tins week but. IS
doing we'll, we arc happy to say
at this writing.
Miss Alarg,,ritc Rcttig returned
home Tuesday after a couple %!
weeks .bsence visiting friends ut
jackson, La. ...
Mrs. George Bauer is again ut
home after y long absence 0cc;'-
ned hy the inun.lation ut bayo"
Sara.
Rudolph is h'nsclf again aftcr
his late illness ut Port Hudson.
Ills friends will find him ut Wcy-
lerts sho,, in Bayou Sara.
i Miss Mamie Bockel, who spent
r the overflow season with friends
/; an tho high lands of the Capital
!. City, returned home on the C'eon
Monday evening.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Irvine, ac
= compsnied by their son Harris
= departed by steamer Bell fr'dn!
=, night on their way I" Ca"rotn''
via New Orleans.
Mrs. JAS. e. Ball, of M"rxanz:'
uasse.l through on Thursday e
Fl route to visit the family of Mr.. r
- T.. Powell. During her stay !
this village she was the guest q
cs Mrs. j. d. Austen.
Nv sickness the Editor Sent
-. xE1. has been almost totally incl
pacitated for work during near
the entire week. This fact {"
'"' counts for the dearth of origin
matter IN this issue.
rn- We note with pleasure the +
RI. coyery of our friend Char''
the Weyticrt VIII" has been quite
recently. He has rc-occuI',cd
md shop IN bayou Sara where he "
,r.. execute work in his usual exc
lent style.
r.. Miss Carrie Hirsh who has
lighted society in this village "
her presence during the p"st I
last weeks, returned to her home
Jackson on Wednesday. She
now accompanied by her mother Y
CON- came here to meet and ret
:. with her.
can TO our surprise and grat'tic;'t
Raw Rev. Father Laforest drop
!ncs. in on us Tuesday evening.
was on his way to New Ori'
and wns this far accompanies
''er- Mr.-Icjune. lie took the l.
'o' OFT. on Wednesday morn
lie reports Il very great dea
Mrs. sickcss in and around New lie
and many deaths. Imam other
main umn will lie found some OF
v the appointments for the immet
& will future.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

Some of the young men OF TINS
town and parish have orgaalzc"
tbemseves into a base ball club.
There is excellent material among
tbem-in fact they are all good
n,aver.-and all they require to
,nsure success is persevcring prac-
t;ce. which we trust will not prove
lacking.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
The Little Nail Boat.

The U. S. mailboat Uncle sam,
owing to the receding waters
made her last trip through the
streets of Bayou Sara last Satur-
dav, but continued her trips via
liver and bayou, until the streets
were open up to traffic and travel
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

An exchange says there Will DC
a great demand for engineers I"
tic off the sugar and cotton
crops the coming season. What
tha nred,ction is based on is not
statcd,
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

The track Of the rsilrqad on the
lower -sille of bayou. Sara has been
70 repaired .. to permit the pass
aee sx.iu uf traias. to Freyhsn 4
COS warehouse and the Com
press. When will The hank of
sand and Garth, deposited there by
the railroad hands = month ago.
he 50 disposed of as to not block
M half the stcct ut the railroad
crossing in lower St. Francisvi'ie.
II ought to he used in elevat'ng
the railroad track, er IN some aP'
nropriate manner disposed OF.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

The Gem Sals,on, ut the corner
of Principal and Sun streets Hay
mn Sara. continues to "tiOur'stl
like a green bay tree, despite the
awful food that recently visited
that city. AS the water rccecds
with its ever present accompanying
miasmatic atmosphere, the excel
lent quality of the goods dispensed
at Spcnccrs acts as genuine an
tidotc to such influences, Char
lcy's motto is good goods and goof
attention.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

l,,d st. Francis Church. N
Pointe Coupce, is now in process
of demolition preparatory t" beng
rehIilt in the neighborho"d OF
Labatut's =, several miles above Its
present location.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

The water is off both tn" MAIN
;. ....s uf Bayou Sara. and by the
i'm. w, .otn press the public Will
.;o,,h,. - he hle to walk I" the
r,ycr front Ivy either.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

l;rn. Joe Meyer Is himself
.o,;n ,,o, II in The lower and upper
s,or, of his house We mean. ~
YOU have any doubts just try his
,tur.. IN, his hotel.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
For Sale.
Ono Valuable Building Lot.

Lot No. 297, in square 70,
southwest corner of Sun and
Mansanta streets, in the town OF
BAYOU Sara. Apply at this Office.
alp9.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

we are not responsible !nr inc opI:
;o,,s ~ fr..rr.s,mndauts. All comm nj
cations must bear the name Of the an
thor. not for publication but us y guar
ant . Of good faith.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06

Mrs. Austen has ice constantly
for sale to accommodate the retail
local custom.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
MRS. J. E. AUSTEN
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Fashionable French millinery
Ribbons. I.aces, Berlin zephyrs
Gloves, Croche ct n eedles, Toilet Ar''cies'
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER
In the latest styles ut short notice anu
with prompt delivery.
Prices as reasonable rs can be OBTAIN
Cd elsewhere. The latest New orleans
New York and Partisan Fashion fla'es
on hand and open for inspection.
c,ora i'm ST. Francisville, Post Office
Bayou Sara. La.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-06
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office. bayo"
S,ra. In.. week ending August 3D.,
Carmcnor Julia Gousby Thomas
Reed George Nood@ Na'"e
Young Peter