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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11

BY B. ii. WARNER 4 CO.,
90 r ST. NV.
West side I'd. bet. and ID SITS. Sc. broom
brick. lot % feet front, rear alley. 500
t1l32
South side Md ave. ne. bet 9th and 9Th SITS.
3story 1O-room brick. a. mi .............. s. 500
Utl}l.h
South side K bet. ID and 81 sts n e. SIX
story brick dwellings For all 800
C1Stil
South side NJ bet 5th ard 9TH SITS. n. W.. w.
story and cellar brick 9ro0ms furnace heat. g. 500
Ul39.)
Indiana ave. NV. 3-stOry and basement 10
and bath bay window brick, finished in
natural wood, electric bells. speaking tubes,
u4i6)
East side 2Sth ST. n ". bet. Y and O. S-s:ory g.
room cellar and bath brick. heated by furnace,
g. m l.. lot 8. 900
South side L bet 2lst and ..s-2d SITS n. w.. trick,
10 rooms and bath. a i.-..--.......--... 8, 500
Q61Ll
Cor. Isl st. and Mass. ne 3-story and Gel
lar brick. - rooms and bath. s. 500
udl.)
Cor. Maple ave and Linden St. Le Droit Park.
several new 3stOry and cellar bricks. rooms
and bath, a. IN l. Each. 81 600, col. ...... s. 500
(I.LJ,. l1.E;D
East side 18th ST n. bet i and U. .S-stOry 10
room basement and bath brick. m. cleo
tric bells and lighters. Rents for $50 per
di30J o. NV
Apply to b. Y. WARNER kCO
spS3t 9l6 81. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11

l'Uk SAIL
Il fine residence on 18th St n W., three
= ry, nine rooms English basement. lot p Ieet
front
Prize. IS 600 SAMUEL BIEBER.
aEll-.r 81. NV
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

would have been forced to the wall
AS 1t was London turned up and as
a heavy buyer and according to
competent authorities took upwards
OF q hundred thousand shares and
at the same time home investors
who have not put in an appearance
in Wall street for years back took
round amounts of both the railroad
and industrial stocks The buying
power thus exhibited turned
the tide, but not until Ameri
can sugar bad dropped "a per cent,
preferred IL, general electric %,
American oil, Chicago gas Is 3 4,
Edison q, Manhattan 1O1, National
cordage preferred 35, Nation lead
{, preferred II, Omaha preferred 6,
rubber 4, wheeling and Lake
Erie preferred l 4, and Big Four
= "a. Drop in other stocks was
to 4.
During the last half hour q few
OF the industrials ran off sharply,
but the general list held well, and
the market closed steady in tone,
with more confident feeling than
has prevailed for several days past.
In number of instances the final
quotations were above those of
yesterday.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
MOOre---PreStOn.

One of the prettiest marriages
that has eve: occurred in the Colds
boro Baptist Church was solemnized
in that edifce Thursday night at 9
o'clock in the presence of crowded
congregation.
The contracting parties wera Rev
II. @. Moore, pastor of the Baptist
church of Morehead City, and Miss
Laura, eldest daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. b. J. Peterson, of this city.
The organ was presided over with
characteristic skill by Mrs. H. L.
Grant. The bridal procession was
begun by the ushers, who ap-
preached up the centre aisle and
took their positions on opposite
sides of the chancel. They were
Messrs. Z. r. Robinson, L. d. Gid.
dens, Jr., DR.. J. N. Parker and j os
E. Robinson.
Among the bridesmaids was Miss
Love Crawford, of Raleigh.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
Killed by the Sheriff
a sheyilla Cltizen

Asheville Citizen
9. = Gardner Of Yaucey county,
who is IL tie city, tells The Citz n
Of a killing which occurred IN that
county near Burnsville yester az.
Ia the morning of yesterday
Sheriff John Wooty went to the
home = Taylor &ciHa.er with q
writ oi replevin - secare a horsl
tia ~as IL Ac 4lister hands
McAlister saw the s1eriI ap-
progching and, taking oat krlfe,
warned tie officer not to cone .ay
f7r:her He continued to ADVANCE
upon the sheriff in q Threatening 2
ATTITUDE and tEat officer dew nls
pistol and saot McAlister three
tiaes, kliiing him almost instantly.
McAlister was abous - years OF
. ge, had been married three times
and leaves several children
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
The Best Wagons TO be Had Right Her ;
N Pal afph


Do you need new wagon, built
from dryest of timber, which has
all been thoroughly saturated in
oil, nicely painted and fully guaran-
teed? We are making them every
day at our factory on Fayetteville
street Also if you want your wag-
ons, carts, buggies, &c, repaired We
can do it quicker and cheaper than
any one else we know. When your
tires get loose you can't afford to
have your team and driver stand
around shop all day waiting for
tire to be put on. We make spe-
cial efforts to DO our work with dis
patch. We make single trees,
double trees, wagon tongues, land
will soon make) axe, pick, hammer
and other helves; and we know we
can supply you if you will give US a
trial We trade wagons fog good
timber Don't forget now that you
can get any thing in our line when
you are in need. We solicit CORES.
,oondence and guarantee satisfac-
tiSn. MILLS M'F'G Co.,
Raleigh, n. G.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
The Fast Washington and Atlanta Spe-
cial via the Seaboar Airline.

cial via the Seaboard Airline.
The Washington and Atlanta spe-
clsl, the new fast train which will
be operated by the Seaboard Air
Line between Washington and At
lants, will make its first run tomor
row, Sunday, May 7. This train
will be a "Flyer," and will make but
few stops between Atlanta and the
National Capital.
The following is the correct
schedule of this train: Southbound
No. III will leave Washington at
1857 a. m. Alexandria, lib a. m. i:
Fredericksburg, 1O7 p. m Milford,
LAS p. m; Ashland, 2:27 p. m ;ar-
rive Richmond 3:05 p. m; leave
Richmond 3:25 p. M; leave Peters
burg (Union Station) 400 p. m ar
rive Weldon Sal; leave Weldon
$50 p. m.; leave Henderson 1907; /;
arrive Durham 900 p. m; arrive
Raleigh Sis p. m; leave Raleigh at
$50 p. m; leave Sanford $3.50; leave
Southern Pines 10:16 p. M; arrive
Hamlet l1:00 p. m.; leave Hamlet
LILO p. m leave Rockingham IL 20
p m; leave Wadesboro 1852 y. M !;
arrive Monroe 1910 a. m; leave
Monroe 1850 a. M; leave Chester
zoo a. m leave Clinton 3:l4 a. III :;
leave Greenwood 3:57; leave Ath-
ems o:Io a. M; arrive at Atlanta
$50, Eastern time, 1:30 a. m, Cen
trail time. This train will con-
meet with all morning trains out of
Atlanta for the South and West.
Returning No. 134, north bound
will leave Atlanta at 5:45 D. m. cas-
tern time; leave Athens sos D. IN. :;
leave Chester 1918 a. IN. arrive
Monroe las a m: leave Monroe
l:55 a. NJ; leave Wadesboro, 2:41
a. N !; leave Rockingham 3.15 a. m ;
arrive Hamlet 1925 +; leave Hamlet
$3.50 a. m. leave Southern Pines
4:42 a. m.; leave Sanford sos q. IN /;
arrive Raleigh 6:15 a. M; leave
Raleigh at 6:30 a. m; leave
Durham 600 a M; leave Hender-
sen :37 a. M ; arrive Weldon 900
a. m. leave v Weldon 9:20 a. M ; leave
Petersburg 1855 a. m; arrive
Richmond 11:45 a. m. leave
Richmond 1904 p. M. leave
Ashland 12:43 2. m; leave
Milford l:25 p. M; leave Freder-
lcksburg 2:01; leave Alexandria
3:47 P 10 arrive Washington 4.07
p. N.
Close connection is made at Wash.
lngton for all points North by this
train.
There will be slight change il
the schedule of No. 80 and Al
which will be announced tomorrow
1t has been arranged to run par.
lor and buffet cars between Vel
don and Norfolk, leaving Weldon
on the arrival of the north bounC
fast train 134 at 9:25 a. M, arrivin.
at Portsmouth at 11:35 a m anC
leaving Portsmouth at 1920 D. IN.
arriving at Weldon at 5:35 p IN
thus making close connections VIII
the through Atlanta aud Washing
ton Special; also sleeper will leave
Charlotte at 1000 p. IA arriving a
Raleigh by No. 134 at CHS a. N
Ihe sleeper is returned by train A.
leaving here st 4:30 p. III airivin;
at Charlotte 800 a. IN.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
=. u. wyatt. Raleigh, \. - NJ n
fhyeGtcstiIe street

D'a.ef y the c. ltbratef au2 ,,.esi inn
proved Waite ard No y. nngcl,r &
Wilson sew. e machines. trtl snellsa'
and retail
peal,rs VIl 1.i-ss, 49,. a. L-!c,s
with vie u - tlelr iLt, Y. before
buying e.seNne-c. WE scl 10 sh,p -
ary po.-t n NOTtL CG-,a.a wlsl.s4.e
or retail. Old machines ofcvcr, riEd
repaired in ~arkmarsH.p style hv ~ l1-
PeT-eEced sewing machine opeIai y. Also
needles nd any paris needed ~ any
KIND q sewing machines furnished on
shors rotlce to any pat oi NORTH Caro-
hna y NIL. Wr,te ~ pr.c,-
Also dealer in al kinds farm iar',-
ments. n-chincryi eng5rca, boilers, NOW
ers, respers aud h.ndcrs. Hor.r rake
Of w a Wood make Writ or pTic,g
Wanted-Ladies to do writing ~
home. Will pay Sl8 TO $50 per week.
send sefaddressed stamped envelope
TO. reply. Address 8adsme Wright.
Mishawaks, Ind.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
then elected for three months, as
follows: Aldermen Womble, G. E.
TNhncor Ct~onooh

oAoA OAOoeOo AoA OAACo uOQGQS, as
follows: Aldermen Womble, G. E.
johnson, Stronach, Cross and Lewis
A resolution in regard to street
work, that no work be done, or con-
tracts be made, or hands employed,
or money expended. except by the
authority of the Street Committee,
was adopted.
Section 81, chapter 2, of the or
dinance, by striking out in line 6, 7
and the words: "Beginning with
the street commissioner down to and
including the city. Adopted.
The bonds of the clerk, tax col
lector, commissioner of sinking
fund, chief of police, treasurer and
street commissioner are to be fxad
as at present.
The Office of clerk of Bo.rd of
Health was passed over.
DIR. James Mckee was elected
Superintendent of Health.
The salary and election of chief
OF fire department was passed over.
In justice to Mr. Jerman, the com
missioner of the sinking fund, Mr..
johnson stated that the uninvested
funds in his hands now was but q
little more than sufficient to meet
the accruing interest soon to be-
come due.
The market committee was EN-.
powered to make certain chan ges
10 the stall now occupied by Mr..
w. r. Crawford.
Mr.. J. S. Wynne addressed the
Board in behalf of Mr.. Love whose
little girl lost an eye at the Fourth
OF July celebration, asking that the
Board appoint a committee to inves-
tigate the ,matter-Referred to FL
naRce Committee and City Attor-
ney to report to the Board.
Alderman G. E. johnson said
there was growing evil in the fast
riding of bicycles upon the streets.
he moved that the riding of bicy-
cles shall not be allowed in the CITY
at a faster speed than six miles an
hour, and the ordinances were
amended to prohibit the riding OF
bicycles at speed of over six miles
an hour.
Capt. G. B. benson and Rev. J.
}. Hall, of the Raleigh Centennial
Committee, appeared before the
Board and asked it's endorsement of
their using 500 of the unexpended
funds now on hand for the purpose
OF printing the history Of the Raj
eigh Centennial celebration. Laid
over for future consideration.
Aldermen E A. Johnston, colored
moved the county commissioners be
asked to make arrangements tc
work county convicts inside the
city limits without the use of fire
arms. Adopted upon division
vote ayes IL, noes 1.
A communication asking for s
distribution Of the purchases anc
blacksmith work among the mer
chants and dealers of the city wal
referred to the purchasing commit
| tee.
The board adjourned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
Death in the Storm.
Charlotte News.

charlotte News.
A young man named Thompson,
formerly OF Stanley county, but
who had been working for some
time past on the farm Of Mr. John
T. Little, in Arson county, was
killed III wind storm Tuesday af-
ternoon. Thompson and negro
were working in a field when the
storm came up, and took refuge in
g barn. The building began to
shake, and the negro ran ont, but
Thompson refused TO 90. Just as
the negro had cleared the house, il
was blown down. Thompson was
instantly killed. TIE negro was
struck by a flying piece of timber
and badly hurt.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

Wnrld,S C0lnmhIo

"oTIu > columbian Exposition
Will be of value to the world by il
Illustrating the improvements to the
mechanical arts, and eminent phys-
lclans will tell you that the progress
OF medicinal agents has been of
equal Importance, and as strength
enlng laxative that Syrup of Figs is
in advance of all others.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
Boarding Il Pleasant

At the Park Place Boarding House.
1t IS situated among the best resi-
dences and is only short distance
from the business part of tue city.
1t is some distance from the street
and has an elegant stretch If shady
lawn before 1T. tits therefore espe-
claliy delightful in the warm season.
You escape the dust Street cars
run right by the door"
MEs ALF JoNEs,
North Blount Street.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
The uometie-t NIantn Hal.IuI,

AS wei as The hands0mest, and others
are invited TO call on any druggist and
get free trial bottle of Kemps B.lsam
for the throat and lungs. a remedy that
Is selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure All chronic
and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis
and consumption. Large bottles 30 cts,
and s1.00
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
Mrs. kenna Appointed.

BY Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. May 5 The Presi-
dent today appointed Mrs Annie
B. Kenna (widow of tne late Sena-
tor kenna of West Virginia. post
master at Charleston, ". Va, vice
Il. G. McWhorter, removed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

After trying many remedies for ca.
tarrh during past twelve years, tried
Ely's Cream Balm with complete sue
cess. Ii is over one year since stop
ped using it and have had no return
OF catarrh. recommend il 10 all my
frIends.-M Milton J. Palm. Il, aiding.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
The board adjourned.
Banner Jordan, a Noted Outlaw, Pur
sued by Sheriff Macarthur and Posse.

WINSTON, N. c., May 5-SpeciaL-
Banner Jordan, desperate charac-
ter, shot two men named Luke Yes
ter and Vance Linville through their
right hands in row at Kerners-
vile last night
Sheriff Macarthur with posse is
pursuing Jordan. Jordan is wanted
in more than one county in North
Carolina for serious crimes, and he
has been q common outlaw for a
number Of months.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

Erysipelas, swoolen limbs, bad sores,
scales and scabs on the leo have been
entirely cured by L. p. T.. the most
wonderful blood medicine oi the day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

Evening clouds, melting away in
t"lilght, bring tender thoughts of
loved ones far away.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

Live near to God, but let your
communion with the sons of men
be Joyous and cheerful.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
House and Lot for Sale.

~ virtue OF authority coLteg1fd in 4
ceftsin nc-t.age, executed by :. y ga-s
aLd cnly recorded IL book .-s page gOs
IN neg ster Of Deeds ofiic- Il wsze noun
y VIII. on Monday. tie 18th day
CT Nay. s.3. seh 10 the hignest o;,if.er. .Cr
Ca q, at IL O'Clock "A. st the Court Home
door, IN the city OF Raleigh, the house and
lot of land whereon the said Nass 10. re-
sides, situated on south Bloul I street and
duly described in the said III rtgag-
Terms OF gale, cash.
S. S. Bate CdELOR.
otus Mortgage.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
Like a Thief the Nf0ht

consumption comes. A slight cold Nth
your syste N in the scrofulou. copd;,;on
thst's caused by impure blood. is epongb
TO fasten 1t upon you. That is the time
when neglect and DELAY are full Of
danger.
Consumption is Lung. scrofuls. Yop
can prevent 1t, and YOU can cure r. !,
you haven't waited TOO long, with Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Tb.,
Is the most potent b ood cleanser
strength-restorer, and flesh bu lder tbs;'s
known TO medical ence For 4y.-v
disease that has 10 be resched tbrongb
the blood, for Scofuls in all its forms
consumption, Weak Lungs, Bronchitis
Asthma, ard sll severe. lirgering
Coughs, it is the onlv guaranteed
remedy If it doesn't benefit or cu.e
you have your money back.
The proprietors of Dr ssge's Ca,srrb
Remedy know that their medic,n. per.
lectiy sni ,rmsnen,ly cures Cstsrrb
10 prove it to you. hey make ,hi. offer.
Ii they can't cure your Cstsrrh. no
matter what your cS.e l.. theyu nav
you $500 in cash.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

BROWNS IRON B1TTEPS
cures Dyspepsia, In
o1ges on C Debility.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06
Signs Of Health.

You don't have L look
twice TO detect thcm-bright
eyes. bright color, bright
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-05-06

MORTGAGE SALE oE LAID AND
~ stock By virtue OF pow er Col tanned
paeer,aiu deed of trrst and mortgages
executed by 9. q Evans ard which deeds
srs duly recorded in registry, Wake coun-
VI p tU0s- and pages as + ,llovs s9-47S,
y g. i.1- 9S and ll9-l 9 ! will offer for
sale % .ba hi4he bidder for cash az the
co1r. house cocfip he CITY Of Raleigh,
We ION Monday, May 5, 1898 at 12 O'Clock
" the land and other property described
lsa3 deeds consisting of tract of land
alEg township, containing - acres more
q less and known as the G. O.. Evans
t9ues'e.g Also one sorrel mare mule,
h3 3. +. MONTAGUE,
Trustee and Mortgage.
hAs a. g., April, Z, 1893 ids
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-08
A Splendid Display For the Fair.

The emperor of Germany has con-
sented to send to the Worlds fair what
will be one of the most remarkable and
1aTrs~-4ive features to be seen at Chicago
next year 1t will consist of collection
of presents received by Ms grandfather
the Emperor William; his father, the
Emperor Frederick, and himself from
their fellow sovereigns in Europe as wei
as from the people of Germany The
collection will be intrusted to the cart
of the Latin-American department, bu1
the conditions under which it will be ex
hibited have not yet been announced
The presents consist of jewels and othel
personal ornaments, silver plate, decora
tions and an infinite variety Of othel
articles. The collection is worth mil
lions of dollars.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-08
SUBSCRIPTION, $3.50 A YEAR.

,o, - ooo
% 20 ma mary y heea anu nesrs, ss ao oD s aeaes,
nilz sec 70 % % o, ieVee ~ oo, acreage
SIG; same Tor 1880.
Zs Wm hoolnson ana nelrs. za0 acres,
nlIz OF selli sec 81, nlIz Oh sil- sec =, 80
ieFee ~ ~, aereage s.z, same IN lor ieS.
Ua Josian oeots ana heirs, a4o acTes. NV
~ oI sit4 sec ~ Ell - feai5, smas 81 ~ siso
ia, hMtt VI seli4, n1l- u IMil4, seo = s.ls
OF nelt4, neiIa OF nWila, se1I1 o. nWitf, sec
- Us asd { iefee ~ ~, acreage f--' ss'iie
Tor IoO.
a9 scranton, Sto acres, sIla OF neilt
nllz on seila' sWili u ssila, sec Il, =; MI =.
sWiI4 see ~, nll1 " IWitf w y. "a az - ~
ro e, an sec I . e. lefee "a 5' acre
age VIZ 20 same for 1851. 80
ao Estate Il A sessions, iO acres, mr.
ana sWlI4 OF nwlI4 ana nWil4 OF swil4 sec
~ 3aed 2 . e lesee ooS, acrease 20 ss'ii'o
ZOE p,a aon si;oo n s;.h 70. .or.s t-sr7
3lo a nee 6 smith 500 soa n acres, ,poo
iesee % ~, acreage 200 ~ same 1on eon ieo aops
Oh a d 'liIopsilae anu 5ieals, 'so
sllz on ~, nilz anu VII 2, silz seo ,oao
ieDee 9S1 + ~ acreage ZIP same 81 lor IaD.
olo E olhipsoh anu nsirs % ", ae.e =, s"l
| OF nwila anu - 9. sWil4 sec = ,one
ieSee 4ue, acrsase - SAINT ior io9 500 .as
90 lava edoane nf aiu a s e. s,,a &C.
sill ~ sil1 Y. 30 li- y g 90
u 70 1 r e ieVee ~ o. acreage aio' saii'e
ioa a,1 ro1p. n eao .o.as
| 3is LEWIS " Sloane anu neiIs, ~ aoIes,
niIs OF sei ealz o. ., nwla nv anu hsh4 sia @ sea
e,aea s3s go iesee - w. aoies'se sio' saiie
Tor OIL dsyg. W eoo a..as =.
oiS WIN opeIice aila neIs, ~ asisf' q. 3.
II Oh seat4 sMil4 81 ss1if a ar'a ,,5 s,ssa
la sec 20 sWIli OF seila ana nIEz ., ~ IL IL
sec ~ nsI4 "a natlr ana - - ac e al
oo' eal@ "a au % 20 l. y. soa =, -,
| ID : 2 81 e. ieSee Po' acreage foo' saiiie
ioa doW oo aa al
90 seswars ~ asle ielas, bo &c 49, para,, o.,
Oh sec u anu 10 g .iols VI 81 200
9acK reses aoe, aoasaEs e. aan anras ous ioy n.y.
80 III osemass anu - ,s,r1,s 10 60 70 2
~ oi swIlf sss o - sa 81, aeo
1eneS ~ ~, ", .aa -.
% o.eMar. ~. any ns.Is, aao 10
~ Oh neal4 anu sall 90 20 n"atf fs PC. 400
,an assSe oVy, aoaease T5 Sa snn aasos w-
go ooohoe a,,u aeias' n noV ~, - a,so
II s5c ~ " 60 ~, "a Soo 90 !, :
sec IL, do q ie'ee - iess5e ~ s"iise
ioa aoI Io5, ho;., aao acres s,y
%. ie.e sa ei'a ~ ne11a M ana neII4 of seI,a
III sse 20 setia W iia - iii =.
sec ~ elio oI nMlls sse =, 81 fa-1seo ~
ieyee r W Sao "a he;,.a 90 acrea
o4i hSiy iLoinas civ n..i sas,s sae s,a1a a
sci anu sW y, 90 CIV ~ y. ia,,als
anu a. hellf VI ss smitf sss - -. 1en.a
sl 4o, acreage Si4 ~sanle ~ IoI m insw. ss. %
$40 samuei Inompson anu i,eils, - "a M
, SIT Oh seil4 SCI 80 90 ,osa oe 'esce 1oS'
aclease p sailie aia., ~. iooos esn .n,as
4a iureaua gnu ID ielas, "ao sao ~,
sec ~ . oo iescesfo ~ aoiessso eo- -
T sasile aae Tl Iul iasD. ma., ,a ha;rs oan aeras
o15 lnomas " atson gnu ne.,s, ~ IL - g. q -
nli2 OF swiI4, edIZ--i ieSee ~ ~ aeIsase
| $l4 same tor ls9o:
: 900 Il WOODS q w siarkson . ,.'a hna nsns az
ioO acres, hwIlf sec 1919 ouo ieFee ooy
acreage 20, sanie soI AooW.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-08
Was Not to BE.


The old man sitting in the dim twilight
had a red nose, while the entire countenance
of the youth who leaned dejectedly against
the mantel was of alabaster whiteness.
Yet they were obviously father and son.
The younger heart had confessed secret.
1t bled with hopeless love.
stMy boy"-
The parental voice trembled with sympa-
thy.
-"why do you say hopeless' There is
no woman so proud she cannot be won,
none SO good that you''-
His eyes rested proudly upon the droop-
ing figure of his offspring.
fare not worthy of her."
The head, which time had yet to touch
with frosting fingers, shook sadly.
s'You do not know, Sip
His words came in hating accents.
WHEREOF you speak. You are moi
aware how immeasurably superior to m!
station is that of her whom | adore"
''Who is this paragons" demanded the
father.
1.-THE hired girl"
They wept together. .--.
1t was one of those distressing instances
of affection that must be stified because it
qualification is impossible.-Detroit Trib
une
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-08
Didn't Know Abou.

A traveller entering the leading hotel in
the city named for the Jayhawker State
found two registers lying on the counter.
He paused, pen in hand, and with the ques-
ton, (Which one?" waited for the clerk to
show him where to put his autograph
Turning over fresh page, the man with
the diamond pin said:
'sPut your name here, sir, just at the top. y
The pilgrim, as he proceeded to do SO
asked, "Is this the book which Abou Ben
Adhem had?"
WHAT" queried the clerk, with look
expressive of more or less uncertainty ano
in tone calculated to repress any attempt
at joking.
Il say" the traveller replied, 'is this ths
book in which Abou Ben Adhem's name i:
writtens"
Then light spread over the clerks face
and while he turned the book around b.
said, with the manner of one who under
stood, but was thinking of something else
"Well, really, / don't know. You see, W
have SO many people coming here that
can't keep track of them. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.