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St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The marriage Of Miss Nina DcBlanc,
daughter of Mrs. ID. Dcb!anc, TO Mr.. B.
Joseph Pellerin, took place on We'd
nesday, June %, at St. Peters Catholic
church, New Iberia. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father D'hc.
The church was handsomely decorated
and the couple were married under an
arch of watel-!ilies and ferns. The
lovely bride wore All exquisite gown of
white glac.s sill: trimmed with white
point lace, high neck, large puff sleeves,
and carried IL bouquet of lovely water
lilies and maidel's hair ferns. Her veil
OF white illusion was caught by dia-
mond presented by the groom, which
was the only ornament worn.
She entered the church escorted hy
her brother Albert DeBlanc. The only
attendant, Miss Pellerin of Iberia, wore
organdy over silk and carried bouquet
of white flowers. The best man was
Mr.. G. Pellerin.
After an elegant reception at the resi-
dence of the brides mother the happy
couple departed for Chicago.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Mr. J. S. Butler left on Wcunesda,
for New Orleans.
kossuth Richard Of Grand UotcaQ wa:
in town on Wednesday.
J. II. Cole of Chicot dropped ia 10 sat
US on Tuesday evening.
DR.. w. II. Ray of Faquttal1uc was III
town on Wednesday.
Martin Carron of ScelcyyilC spent
Tuesday in town.
Hon. Albert Gui'lry, OF Carencro,
| spent several days in town this week.
II. l.. Erlich, of Bayou Chicot, was a
pleasant caller at our office on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph A. Gil left on Wednesday
| for Lake Charles where sue will remain
! some time.
Master Goldman Eassal!e has return
ed from Spring Hill, Ala, to spend lis
| vacation.
Misses Marcelinc and Lurin Estorgc
lett on Wednesday for the Worlds Fair.
We wish them BON roytgc, Il pleasant
time and happy return.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Eeazie left on
Wednesday for q tip to Chicago and
Canada and will be gnfle a month. We
wish them pleasant time.
Our friend G. L. DuplG is getting
ready for trip to the Worlds Fair, and
will probably leave next week. We
trust he will enjoy it to the fullest ex-
tent.
The following young Ialics OF our
town who have been attending the
convent at Grand C0toau, returned
home on Thursday Misses Dell, Jennie
and Fannie Thompson, I.!a Neazie,
Lydia Durio and Lily llarmanson.
Il. Mornhinveg, Thos. II. Lewis, Jr.,
{. f. Burr, Webster Casta!n and Pat
Cosgroye left on Tuesday for Bell Che
ney Springs to spend four or five days,
The bath tubs are being put in first class
order and the establishment will soon
be ready for visitors.
Prof. j. +. Armentrout, Of Delhi, gave
us pleasant call Oh Thursday. He was
accompanied by Rev. T. S. Randlr The
Prof. will take charge in September Of
the Opelousas Female Institute, and will
doubtless enlarge the sphere of its al /
ready well recognized usefulness. We !.
welcome Mr.. Armentrout to Opclousas. |
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The heat up to Wednesday afternoon
had been intense here for week, the
thermometer ranging from So to "a,
while in New Orleans it ran up on Mon
day to 95, and number Of sunstroke
occurred, several of them fatal. We
have heard of two prostrations Of color
ed children in the town and vicinity,
niether however proving fatal.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Mr.. S. F. Read and a few other gen.
tlemen and ladies are e. titled to much
credit for their efforts INJECTING up our
9TH of July celebration, aid we will take
pleasure in giving the names of the 9TH
ers next week. They have manifested in
this matter an enlightened public spirit
which deserves recognition.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

A young man named Reed was struck
On the head with hoe by negro at
Whiteville, few days ago, and it was
reported that he was killed; but at last
accounts he was still alive with some
prospects OF recovery. Our Chicot cor
respondent has something about the
matter in his letter.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

B. +. SherroUse, agent of the Sher-
rouse Medicine CO., Ltd, of New Or
leans, and very clever gentleman, call
ed on us Oh Wednesday in tho interest
of that excellent remedy for cuts,
wounds, ETC., Tichenor's Antlseptic.
In another column will be found the tes-
tiniouials of some of our best known
citizens az to the healing properties Of
this popular medicine.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The commencement exercises Of
Evaugeline Academy, at Vile Plate,
will he held on Tuesday, July 4tb, at
$50 D. m. Wehave received very cor
dial invitation from the principal, Mr..
e. Z. Ortego, to attend, and it would af-
ford us much pleasure to do so.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The English battle ship Victoria coli-
detl last week with its sister ship the
Canpertlowu, in the Mediterranean sea
near Tripoli, and went down with the
greater part of her crew, over 400 sailors
being drowned.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Prof. Mayer takes photographs 10y the
new instantaneous process and in any
kind of weather. Drop in and see speci-
mems of his elegant work at his we'll ap-
pointed gallery on Main Street, near j..
Meyers a. Co.'s warehouse.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Tho appointment of Senator ID. Is.
Hayes to be postmaster at Crowley will
necessitate the holding, previous to next
May, of a special election in both St.
Landry and Acadia for his successor.
Acadia insisted Oh getting senatOrsl,ip
and having got il now gives it up. St.
Landry will probably Gobble it up now.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

We call the attention of our readers
10 tue adj. of the Leavenworti Business
College which appears elsewhere in this
paper. The fact that they offer to give
instructions free to introduce their Col
saege shows that they have faith in their
ability. This is fine opportunity to
gain d practical business education Mt
home, and we advise our young people
TO investigate the matter aud profit by
IN
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

One of the crevasses which occurred
last week above New Orleans has been
closed, but it has been found Impossible
10 close the other, aud damages amount
ing to one million of dollals will be the
rnc.,1f
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

After u week of the hottest weather
ever known here, most refreshing
shower fell ON Wednesday, to the great
relief of mau aud beast. Spells of such
severity and duration are very uncom-
snOn i'm this State,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Tie New York Press Club is gather
ing funds TO erect u new building OF u
national character through the medium
DC Il grand fair. One OF the drawing at
Fractions is marvellous little Puzzle
Souvenir by the famous "f5 Puzzle !"
frank, who is q well known Journalist.
There il d positive aud simple solution
lo the little mystery; yet. despite OF the
tempting offers of KBOx. Hats, Pommery
Sec. aud Steiuway Pianos. the wiseacres
are bailled for solution.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

PsThe President has appointed Robert
e.. Luckett, of Rapides, to be L. S.
Marshal for the western district of Lou
isiaEa, vice Jean Vigneaud, resigned
He takes the office to-day.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Stewart s. Pulford, of Opelousas
have secured the contract for the erec-
tion of big lice mill at Crowley. 1t
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

She sang u song entitled "l'm in love
with tho man in the moon" and when
asked why, she answered Because he
gets his clothing at Bloch's."
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
JUDICIAL ADvExTasEMENT.

SEEGE. = Land Office at New Or,oo,,-
= - June l., l893--Notce is hereby rvrn ,i,a,'
Iie tolloWlnS-nalned settler has filed NOT 80 s M
LIS lis h,Gn'ion to make 1ual proof in supnort Of
lore the Clerk of District Court, at Oneoesoe ioe oe
On Monday, July "a, 1893, viz. WI n m 40 ::
io;as sMVH, fo,s eso who made Homestead Entry No
NJ quatrer sec 10 Tp s., RI W. Ia No Az "'ii OIL
J., re names the following witnesses to ,.o,o
nf nS coh,lpuoas id @ rrsidence upon and cuitiyatn
tn 0nzi,nn 11'I i,ma; W.. Octave Pitre Oscar Ctcs
St Landry parish, La. -''eA' all o1
inro,-.s+ CHARLES c. PALFREY,
- ----------- Rppisfcr
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The glory of life Insurance is that it
clothes the individuS with the strength
of an army against ssate, while it docs
not impair his indels.ndcncc. The saw
Jugs bahks give 40 contingent right in
the common fund beyond the actua! de-
poslt and its OWN intoicst. Do not dc
lay, but insure now in the Home Life
Insurance Co. OF New York, Clements *
Lewis, ageuts.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

DIR. kendall's treatise on the horse
can he had at this office for 25 cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
ksA 4; 80

WoLFF.-2t Washington. june -, la:r;. Nis.
Hhnnah Fl"nskI, wife Of C,trcI WuEn arcA g.
years.
LOER-At The i:"c! bleu. SrN ollral1i,
June Is, 1875. solomon Lueh, aged So wears. i
months and II days.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Geo. II. Tolsnn has been appointed
postmaster at Melville. vice L. J. Dodge,
removed.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Judge Perrault closed criminal term
oil his court at Crowley on Tuesday and
returned home the same day. Out of
eleven trials the District Attorney Sc
p:uEed ten convictions.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

An attractive programme for tie ccle-
bratlOn OF the 4til, next Tuesday, has
been arranged and those who come in on
that day will be well entertained. Prof.
Mayors excellent orchestra will furnish
the music; Hon. G. l.. Duptt, John n.
Ogden, ESD, and other speakers will
make addresses; Miss Edith IIathornc,
of fWashington,a land other talented young
ladies and gentlemen will rccite or de
claim matter appropriate to the occa-
sion and the ladies will sing "Thc Star
Spangled Banner and other patriotic
songs. The exercises will be held in the
afternoon at 3 y. M, at the Social Club
Hall, and grand ball at the pbIlar-
monic Hall will close the evening. Ra-
ces will take place in the forenoon Oh
the Opelousas race course, so that we
will offer on that day something 10 suit
nearly every ybody's taste. Come in.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

MiddliUg cotton sold in New Orleans
last "Wednesday att 7t16 and rough rice
at 41.25 to $500 per sack.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The Mississippi is on the decline aud
people along its banks begin to breathe
easier.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Walter ClachelG repairs sewing ma
chimes aud guarantees satisfaction.
Give him a trial.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

If you want any painting dune, try
Walter Chachere. His terms are low
and he guarantees satisfaction. Hit
card appears elsewhere.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Go to Shute & DusoD's for every
thing in the drug line.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

AS will be seen by the announcement
in another column, Prof. J. +. Armen-
trout will take charge Of the Opelousas
Female Institute in September, as plin-
cipal, with Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hayes as vice
principal and Miss Leola 3. White as
first assistant. OF the qualifications of
these two excellent ladies as educators
it is unnecessary for US to say /; single
word-their success is we'll known and
they are beloved by their pupils. As to
Prof. Armentrout, he is Il polished
young gentleman, graduate of the ia
nous University of Virginia, and during
the past year conducted at Delhi, La,
the most successful and largely attend
ed school ever established in that town.
He expects to be married before the
beginning of the next term, and the
young couple will doubtless prove a
valuable acquisition to the community.
While the institution remains board
ing school for young ladies, boys whose
department is quiet aud gcntlcmauly
will be accepted as day scholars and the
larger Oues will be under the Immediate
control of the new principal, who will
have charge of the advanced classes and
prepare his pupils of both sexes for uni
versity or practical life.
The institute will reopen its doors on
the 4th of September, and the next scs-
sion bids fair to be the most useful and
successful one ever held.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The Supreme Court opens here next
Monday, the 3D..
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
Death of Solomon Loeb.

Mr.. Solomon Loeb, whose departure
for New Orleans on June 18th, to under
go medical treatment, we announced
last week, died at the Hotel-Dieu il
that city on Sunday, June IS, at 1885 Il
m. and was buried here the next day a
5p. m.
Mr.. Loeb was born in Bavaria in 1889
and came to this country in 184S, land
ing in New York. In the early Gfties
he went to Woodville, Miss, where he
soon branched out in bushes on his OWL
account. In 1860 he went to New Or
leans and there established one of the
| largest retail dry goods stores then in
the city. Identified with the South
since his boyhood, he took up arms in her
defence soon after the outbreak of hos
tilities and made a good record as a
brave and impetuous soldier. In 1867
he came to Opelousas, where he has
since been doing a good business in
the mercantile line. BY his frank and
manly demeanor he soon made many
friends among US and in the troublous
times of 1868, and during the entire re.
construction era, he took an active and
patriotic interest in public affairs, al
though never an aspirant for office, and
was always as true as steel to our then
downtrodden and oppressed people.
For this alone, if for no other reason,
Sol. Loeb is entitled to the gratitude of
this community; and the immense cor
tege which followed his remains to their
last resting place in the Hebrew Gene
tery was deserved tribute to his men,
Ory.
Mr.. Loeb was member of Humble
Cottage Lodge No. 10, L. d A. NJ, of
Opelousas Council No. 4GS, \. L. H.,
and of St. Landry Lodge No. 4, 4. Q. L.
W., all of whom attended his funeral
in full regala, the former reCitiug their
solemn burial services at the grave af
ter the simple but touching Jewish rites
had been performed Gin the absence of
IL rabbi by Mr.. Joseph Bloch. Deceas-
cd was insured in the American Legion
of Honor for $4,000, aud in the Ancient
prdcr of United Workmen (Texas Juris-
Aictiom for $4,000.
Solomon Loeb was not only kind
husband, an affectionatc aud indulgent
father aud good citizen, but he pos
sessed many noble, brave and generous
qualities as a companion and a man;
and the writer, who knew him ever
since he came here-a quarter of cen-
tury ago-who shared with him the ex-
citements and the-ups and downs of re-
days, who met him during
all the years that have since flown in the
walks of everyday life, and
who had long been associated with him
in council room and lodge, enjoyed cx-
ceptional opportunities for becoming
acquainted with and apprcciatiDg these
admirable traits and beholding the gold
en- fruit which they brought forth. Let
us hope that the recording angel garner
cd all the precious harvest and that the
God of Israel has translated his i'm
mortal spirit to a happier land.
We tender to the bereaved family,
the anguish of whose bleeding hearts
none can fathom save those who have
suffered a like atlliction, our sincere
sympathy.
The young men are comming to the
front. Capt. j. j. Thompson will pre-
side over the 4th of July meeting and
introduce the speakers. Hon. G.. L. Du-
pre- will be the orator of the day, and
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

For SALE.-A good second band top
buggy. Apply at this office.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Summer hats at j. X. SandOz g. Bros
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The DEMOCRAT mouths for so cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Hurrah for the Fourth of July
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
saturday, ,sEfy StI, eeQ.s
NOTICE
LAND OFFICE Al New o!

"NNU VI FI-!- At NV URI.EAN>, IA.l
N:i'cc IS hereby -iNcn thai the t~lIovino
na,it ~, illrr ll1s "4 notice OF Iii. intention
a. - "iiAt , 'l"l pL4pl III snHl"it of lis claim un-
''I *'f, !Uh 2'hI X =. Sinu that sHid proof will
be made before the Clerk of The District Conrt
al cleious;:s, La Oh Monday, july I'd.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
NOTICE., !,

LAND OFFICE IT ,;UW ORLEANS. LA.,3
<... May 17th, 1875. !
,,.,,,.,.i ,.S :, i'.iIDE 4iIcn mat The following
,'u't @"tll'H has Sled notice of his iutcntinn
t. nlt1ir l proof in support of bis claim avd
t!a5 s'iH proof Will be Na'tc before the Cinrk
~ tie Dl.tflCt Court, at Optlou>3.s, on We'd
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
ONEZ1AE vsSrap.

W vi" of mace homestead Ion Entry No 14sO2 for tb.,
", La. Meridian. wv 3d. 1p' T. q x
y; ne e!il names the following witnesses to nrove
n nS con tllu9us residence upon, and cultivation
D oscar I:c Celestln, 0lin P. Fontenot, Alexa,are
dry parish, La ei' al Vi 81 Ian
june Il ct. - AAp p, hEi,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
For wounds, Burns, ssrufscs.
Cats, and for Collie. ErasssDs,
Pains. EIuA, and gnH:.stssss:s-
ts0si OF tsic stomach and
Bowels: also for Collie,
Belts and Eoos-Evis in
Stock,

uf'L!pJ>A~, In. june - ISL
Shcrrousc Iedi"iuc Co. LtL.
very chtCrtulIy endorse ANA r,.,.,1f!tut. ;ld
sr. EEClanoi'~ laniiscni:c for yyn,iI,st4.
cuts, bruises. and for C0iic Cra1uIr> pains. and
INFLAMMATION OF the stomach and hoNr5-. iiyr
also used it on my StC"k and lind Il InnSt ,.x-
cei!cnt for any kind OF wounds or -all HnI Tor
COIlc and bolts.
HENRY l.. CAEsa.N:s.
5Iorronse E:y.!icii, G.. j.'t.l
consider g}r. TE2s,,.or'~ snI:4;.r.tir f1.o
best general household remedy ever introduced
to tine American public. and 10 family should
be without il. 4. s.-sG09sEE.
ShcuOu>c M"tllc!u~ to- liza
I say that Gr. yichnor', snts.r;aic Is tE!r
hest all round household remedy rv r uSett
handy n, i. >WoRes.
Shc.rorSc MuGlc.nc I i. La.
| very Chcvrtully endorse aHd r,,.l-I.l,ul
Er. Tichnor'~ -smsi.rp,ic for wus!rH>. cut.
burns bruises, and tor cole, c.H1H,7 and pans
Of the stomach: also for col!c, b,tts ;tlt tUot
evil i'll stock.
AAuEEsT segp8G.
ShcIrouSC Medicine Co. I.'tI.
This Is t" certify thar Dr. ss":.Der'e -ansi-
septic is the Iu0st valuable hnu>rn1d u.pdi-
cine we ever tiC!l, benz >INpti,i, -~m Gur
wounds Of all kinds, and for ,ulir cramps
pains, Nc. II ID sure rltr for fHUt-vN il III stock:
a. d. kaaFs1say.ON.
shrrinus, Medicine Go. LA.
have used ssr. Tscs'Hos'- -aHii~:pa:r III
NY family for several years. and Iur General
household purposes, DO nrt know. nt ANYTHING
better on the market.
~ ,'s. eSS.Aou.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
NOTICE..

LA>i' OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.,,
Nn+ir, j. ho,o,,,, june II, 1898 5
iialhcu settler has filed notice of his ntontiinS
~ tnar ah hnai proof in support of his claim and
of oi4t t sag AZ proof Will be made before the fIer
day. July =. 1907 viz fe'' La, On nOE.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

The young men are comming to the
front. Capt. j. j. Thompson will pre-
side over the 4th OF July meeting and
introduce the speakers, Hon. G. L. Du-
pre- will be the orator of the day, and
Mr.. S. F. Read can justly claim consid-
cradle credit for working the matter up
and putting it in its present good shape.
The interest they manifest in The matter
indicates II gratifying awakening of
pu,.Iic spirit aud patriotism ia our con-
munity, aud the DEnoCRAT halls it as
an auspiciuas oaAen.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01
NOTICE.,

NV HEVEs
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS
mttitc ~ hereby given that the foIlowin,,.
n"ilen settler has filed notice of his intentiH,
~ ~ ,i'hG maj proof III support OF his claim. and
9l me DIstrlct Court. at Opelousas, on Thnrt.
day July 20th. 1893 VIZ: 0n n'is'
AACINDOR FONTENOT.
,nth mn" nl'ne Homestead Entry No 1927, for tf,e
1!,rtIa "ronMes1 OF Section So, Township l. suu,b
range east, Louisiana Meridian. y 'ou'h'
lie nalues the following Witnesses IN ,>.,,.,,
nf ' iH residence upon and cultivaticn
d. 1tanr Ia1" 1and, VIZ: J. Pierre Doguet, j. Pierr
ali nf s. .h6Auley and J. J. Landreneau
1,,n,., "a o.. tHAS. {. PALFREY,
-- Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-07-01

Pay your subscription.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13

8tbliotbet unb 6te 6aIen tpur6en 3erft0rt.
Die rDmiibe &apcQe unb Sic Sacaoe mur>
ber g~erettet. Orei Seuertpebrleute tpur6en
bes NuSi6ufies fir bas 3uitanbez
brtnSen ber i'm Sabre 1900 in Barts
absubaltenben MISUNDERSTANDING bat fi6 ELM
itlmmig fir 6as Mfar5felo ais 0lusitcL7
lungspLab erflGrt. 2luBer benz MarsfeLbe
1oQen iebob ber 8alait beS Srocabero, Der
Quai b'OrlaD, bic @Spldna6e bes SnDaliz
oes, Der Quat be la 9tetne unb Ser Snbu>
i~triepalait fir bic Nusiteuung benuBt tpcr<
ben. 9(uf bieie 8eiie miro bic NuSiteuung
auf betoen ltfern Der Setne itattfin6en.
Die gum 8alais Sroca6cro gebOrt9e 1tmz
gebung fte6t nit benz WfarSfel6e 6urcb Die
Senabride in 9crbinbung. 8om Quai
b'Srtap nacb Der @spIanaOe bes SnpaItbes
mirb cine neue groBarttge 8ritGe gebalt
tperoen. Die nit Der N~usteuung berbun>
benen Nebenausiteaungen tperoen nab Der
Bariler 8orltabt 8tncennes berLe9t per6en.
as sriecbti9e Winiiterium erlitt in Der
Babl eines 8rGitoenten Der 0eputtrten>
tantmer cine gtieberla9e, Dorauf eS iofort
Ieinen &iidtritt anseigte. Ser &0ntg bat
6rn. Triconpis nit Der 8iloun9 cines
neuen Minilteriums beauftragt. = Ser
po6lbefannteS 9riftftener noStaatsmailn
Sulius Sroebel lit am Z. Nopcnlber III 3uz
rich geitorben. @r tpar Elm Neffe 6es Or.
6roebeL, bes @rinbers Set &inOersGrten;
Der 8eritorbene tpar tn 0eltl3lano 9ez
boren, tpuroe aber imSabre 1839S3pet5er
8iirser unb ibrteb biele tpibttge polttti3e
Werfc. 9lls Wttt9Iieb bes eriten heuti6en
YarlamentS nurbe ct nab 9~ticoerperfung
Der @iener Sftoberrebolution bonn &rte9S>
gericbt in @ien gum Sobe Derurthctlt, aber
bonn SbergeneraL @tnbti6grdb be9naotgt,
p6Dren6 iein @eno1ie GO6ert 8lum iterben
muBte. Srocbel tpar acbtunoa3t5tg Sabre
alt. Som Sabre 1850 bis 1857 be-
reiite CT Californian, Wertfo unb Oftttels
Nmerifa. Sn SEEM gort berbeiratbete CT
lib nit 6er Socbter bes @rafen Qrmansz
perg, be3 bamaltgen baperiiben 9%eianoten
in ben Ser. Staaten.-S o3ialoemotrattib
Wubler ita6elten neult6 IN Wa9ent19en
in Der boQdnbil6en Bropins @elbern
Bic unbei9dftieten &rbetter gu etnem
Mufrubr an. Oas gtni3reiten her
8oli3ei par 9lnfangs obne @rfolg.
Scr 8irgermeiiter berlieB oas gtatbz
baus, UNI bic &ubeit0rer our Sronung
3u ermabnen. st ipurbe bon elmer Gotte
bon @ufriibrern umringt, nerbobnt nnb
i6lieBli9 in BEN l1uterleib geito6en. @tn
golisiit, ber i'm bei6iben tpolte, erbtelt
etnen Scblag duf ben 8opf, Der i'm bepuBtz
los macbte. 8eibe 8erLebte tpurben na6
ibren @obnungen gei6afft unb Die Wtli3
erbielt 8efebl gum @usriiden. Sine @om7
paente Geiteret 5eritreute bic @ufribrer.
giner Set &etter erbieIt etnen SAuB IN ben
Qrm un6 mebrere Der &ubeitOrer gertet6en
unter bic 6ufe Der Pferoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
252 & 254 Of=Ranoolpb.Stry

232 & 234 Of=Rdnoolpb<Stry
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Dfferirt in better @oore:
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9ledDte 8rGbamter GarOeuen, 9ndbonteA,
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grams. SaroineS nit Sriifcltt,
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Stebt9'S 6IctI d. ertratt, 9dDtpet5er WttId1,
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Medten 6tnei. rito ruiliidbet Shee.
SmpOttirten Tei8en=Ssafee Mno StdOrien,
21prntSer 3affee=Grtraft, Gi6eIfafee,
GrbSWMrif, NetSmebL &artoffeInnebL
StaI. VnSeln, @accnrcMi,
0riinferu, Sndbtoc i5 ett= ttto @afet9tiite,
sSeutid1e nnS ireits. 3toetid,eta setr; 9irnet,
TrtI d. EFT Wto bt=, S11tf=3tapSstt Ianariemfamett,
Med1tem GttutcntbaIer d)Deisert1l
Teintet Stmbnrger, N aHtt= tti1O &anNf6ie,
Tt1ns. Woqneforts, Santchnbert=&6fe,
gtenfdlateIer ano Tromage De 8rie,
sfriIdem Barrier gdnmpftabaf bon 3nkbeG,
GoIsfdlnbe NIT &e0cr a1h ~&oIspantott elm, :
9entf6e Gptttnra0er, @oufrafer,
1opte ollie Nrteft BON Groceries.
Henry SchOelIk0pE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-13

BON ei1ent Marrt. @dtdt fir freien i~uuftrirter
@otalo9. 3eu9nile npt Sauienbert 5ei9eub. Die ppn 5
I'M. Ie9t iib ipie EN- Sol6enmefer suiamutelL ipiegt MIR
Il Rfnno. ieidt aIf Der Sd5ulter 9u tra9en; SIN Mann
NIT elmer 8erbid9e. $1,000 in Sebran6. &ud MAIDEN
mir grDBere Wtaf6tneu, nm 7 SUB Sd9en gu fibren.
Grite SeitcHut8 erbalt Mgettur. FOLDING
SAY MACHINE Co.. 241 bis 249 s.
Jefferson ST., Chicago. III. 1epf6lpbioip