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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

xou'Ve eafsn too much turkey,
hu1 - you cannot work, ehf
Your head ioeip very mnrkey--

THERE don't believe could add
another I|ne and make Il rhyme II / had
dollar Cor doing II. A few cents how,
ever. win cure me. 10 reHeYe slomache
aud bowels from the effects Of over
ioadInR. full doee 0f DIR. Pleroe'e
Pleasant FufKatiye Pellets IA the best
Isms'y Insy oPs,s,s ',, '.,I:'.n gently Y, ,.. yet
81 oihos unpieaeaDt effects In Ylais
ccnVeplent 20 carry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Fine photos at 50 per dozen at the
studio of Sperry, The Artist. 57tE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Royal Worcester couets at Hover
son 4 Co.'S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Fresh salt rising bread at Mrs. N,
II nnrley's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Black Molre silk at Holverson q Co.'S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Fine photos at So per dozen at the
studio of Sperry, The Artist. SIT.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

A LARGE-Billy Wright's boys land Billy
~ doesn't know how many1 are at larye
moving lawns. dc ing garden work, and oth;f.
wise mindtng other peoples business, as well
happy. iS i'm ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
New Advertisements,

HUSBAND WANTED-A youne widow ia.
Ill sires husband whose fortune is eoual
TO her own. Please send photo, r, O. box
S9l, Marshalltown, Iowa, 81 ln,s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

iNAkEN UP-A dark brown or black filly.
i white star on forehead and white on linz
with white of fore and hind foot, or 8 yesrs
0ia, not large, free action. carries head high
owner owner call on d. A.Sklnner, West Salem, and
soIIIe. 4-25 lW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

HOUSE TO RENT-Corner Church and Fer
LILY H. ~ sts. Inquire at IS State street. A. B.
OluuH. A. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

4 hold rupture where all others have
Ialled. For sale by ]. l.. Parrish, 4O4 Capital
SbIStJ. l2-ih-tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

THIS PAPER is kept on file at e. @. Dake,s
Il Advertising Agency, "a and 65 Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, California, where
contrac's Tor advertising can be made for IL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-05-30
a Teachers Method.

success with d class of little ''ragamuf-
fms" in the worst quarters of a large
city was asked at a school tea cheers
meeting to tell something of the method
by which she had transformed the law
less street-urchins into respectable lit
tie citizens in 80 many cases.
81 haven't any method, really" said
the young woman, mOdestly. ut is
only that | try to make the boys like
me. and ! say don't just as seldom as l
possibly can in my work with them.
They bad learned to lie, steal and fight,
but truth. honesty and courtesy were
unknown terms.
$50 l began by telling them a story
every morning bout some boy who had
done brave, honest or kind thing, and
keld him up for their admiration. And
after awhile | asked them to save mp
good things they had seen and done to
tell at these morning talks. Their
eagerness about IL and pride when I
was pleased with their little incidents
showed me they were being helped.
"There was just one boy who seemed
to me hopeless. He was apparently in.
different to everything; sat for weeks.
during the morning talks. with d stolid
expression, and never contributed any
thing to the conversation.
Il had begun to feel really diScOur.
aged about him, when one morning he
raised his hand as soon as it was time
for the talk to begin
we'll, jim, what is it Won have TO
tell us?' ] asked. encouragingly.
~ L.
TO school. l ran an picked it up fer
him, he jerlled out, in evident embar-
rassment at finding all eyes fastened on
him.
" And what did the mn say?" !
asked, hoping that a Thank you had
rewarded his first attempt in the right
direction.
You young scamp, you'd have made
off with that if hadn't kept my eye on
your said the boy in the same jerly
fashion.
"'And what did you do then@ l
asked, in fear and trembling
"'Didn't do nothin but Jest come
along to school said the boy, soberly.
I reclloned he didn't know no better;
prob'ly he hadn't had no sech teachin'
as I've got and he Iapsed into silence
with an air of perfect satisfaction.
Il think he had pretty severe re-
buff, but he has told a great many
pleasant things since that day, so you
see he was not disheartened.
Some people would say, | know that
ought to tell them how bad stealing
and lying and fighting are; and yet as
long as they will listen to me while l
say DO be honest, do be truthful, do be
kind | shall not keep the other things
before their minds.''
The young teacher sat down as mod
estly as she had risen. 1t was unani-
mously voted that what ever might be
said for other methods, hers-which she
did not even call a method-had COM
mended itself. Youths Companion.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15

Our popular merchant, MIR. Nj Eo,:n:i..ll
went to New Orleans ::;.n>!;,y af,ernoo:,, re-
, turning; a:ol:day.
Mr.. +. Oi:o, or WE'LL; know, meat MGR
chant, was up the road to Lake Charles and
when returning homo Friday nigh; it vas
his luck to b: ON the train tina, enjoyed :,
'.hca;!-cnd'' collision. and he ex,,ericnc:l :,
shatc-up tina; he graphically depicts as
any ting but pleasant, and he says when en-
gagged for anything 50 bizarre as railroad
accident he would prefer to know bcf.,rc-
'and, 50 TO be prepared for the shock
Tae beloved Jcsui: priest from: Grand Co.
tcau, Father de Stockhalicr, was il, Iafa
Jeiic Sunday AMI preached an eloquent ser
mon at the Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richard visited
BrcauN Bridge Sunday, rc,rrinn. the same
day.
Mr.. 1Iarnas Gulbcau of C,rcncro, maid
The Gazette an appreciated visit Tuesday
evening.
Rene Bonnet and Ed. Co,ret went hunt
ing Tuesday, and the result OF their forasing
was three rabbits and thirty quail
Next month one Of prominent MGR
chants will sever his connection with bichel-
orhood and become benedict. So earnest
IS ne in the matter that he has handsomely
aportioned a home for the lady that is to he
his hclPnleet, we arc satisfied that in
January NC rssay furnish good society item
to our readers. At least VIC feel sure we
can and Morris Eosenield tells us there is
Something of this nature in the air.
Judge Dcbaillon called to Lake
Charles last Sunday to attend to some legal
business
N1r. and Mrs. Rousseau>s Nlouto3 Of
Lake Arthur, left Monday for home after 4
weeks visit to relatives IN this town.
Mrs. Arthur Roy, and children, of Brous-
sard, spent Sunday in Lafayette.
Our young friend, Floriaa Cornav. paid
rs n pleasant visi, Sunday morning. Flo
rian is now engaged boiling, sugar CO a plan
,a.ion in I.afourche parish.
Dave Mouton came home Saturday and
spent = few days with his many friends in
Lafayette.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
Literary NcfS

The relation whc, price bears t? q ';!i:;
in literature is made obscure by the th-is:.
mas Co=sn opolitan. Stories b. Eu !:.ar,,
kip!:n:s, VIM. Dean !Io:vclis, Mrs. Suen <!
IrasS, Mrs. Burton Harrison, and Albion
". Iourscc, are iniersrercccl viii. p .2:r;
BY Sir Edwin Arnol>l, Edmund Clarence
:'te,!:lan. and James |hi,comi' RILEY. w:,,i,
through the number are scattered i'll :.:r::-
tons by si,c:l famous artists as Ec:,.i:1. :. ~
Ioc;i:,, Ec:nhart, Turner, Val, Sc'la::!
Gibson. AMI Stevens. \ series Of Do.:..i,,
"t beautiful! women OF society i!i.;.-,t,.
an article on The Relations of Photor- ,.,,2.
to Art: travel article by Eap.,lco,, N:y.
grandson Of sac famous Field Marshall, ou:.
OF the Series of Great PASSIONS Of 1ii;.,--
to which froude and Gosse have 4! ..:,.,v
contributed, and half !, dozen others equally
Interesting, so to make up the attractic! o.
the number. The Cosmopolitan people say:
eve might charge you more for this ..ug:l-
Der, but, in all frankncss, could We Civ : vot:
better material, better illustrated, IF "
charged you dollar a copy?''
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
New Qrlsa rs Brewing ASsuci:. tx. :,

1t was the famous chemist DR.. Young, in
IN article in the London Lancet, wio Con-
tended that beer was food. And in a
lengthy dissertation the subject demon
s:r.sted that the extract of faranaceous Ger
calls could be nothing else. especially in
their purity. AS health giving, property
there could possibly be nothing conducive
to the building up of a system broken down
as j,ldici'ous administration of beer: and toe,
that nlolicun of the same served as an ex
ccIlent tonic for the hard working man or
woman, possessing, as it does, all the attri
bUtes and elements of strength and cxhilera
ton. Be it as it may, it is indubita!,e
fact that the representatives of beer drink
ing countries arc of surprisingly hearty and ro-
bust frame as also equal,lc temperament
dissipation cling entirely foreign to their
nature. We deemed it within our pl ovince
to make this statement prelude to the
subject matter of this article.
Louisiana has been noted for its varied
products, especially rice and sugar, also
its fruits, all of which is due to the tropical
tendency of her climate. But little has
been said of its beer-an industry that is
rapidly forging to the front within her
borders. In the North you may hear from
every tongue words cxtoling the virtues of
the beer of different sec,irns-al of which,
are szs tissS ultra. Yet it delegated to Il
Southern brewing Organization the honor of
carrying Off the first prize at tn. Noriu's
Fair, FOR bottled beer manufactured within
zhc broad domain OF the United States
We refer particularly to the New Orleans
Brewing association, of this coI:l1lOnw eaH:
Their beer is brc.vcel from the very finest of
malt and the choicest imported Bohemia,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
The Cream Of Cure Mt
Th0.,nE.t

PUBLIC OPINION, published at Washington,
reproduction, in condensed form, OF carefully
selected magazine articles and of editorials
comment from the representative daily and
weekly press of all political parties, and
from all parts Of tbs. country. The readers
of PUBLIC OPINION get all sides Of every
question. II is just the paper that the
ii Rstp s"i s 1s need f for r rs f
times and supplies t:,cm with the be,,
thought OF the day in the fields of American
affairs, Foreign Aitairs GEOLOGY, Commerce,
Finance, Religion, Science, Education, Art,
and New Books. FunJ.lc OPINION and the
rura! weekly supplement each other admir-
ably. Together Icy give the farmer or
vIilager and his family more OF current news,
editorial comment, ana magazine literature
than can be had in any other way for five
times their cost The price OF PUBLIC
oi'iNIpH has been reduced from $500 to
-. 50 per year. We have just con, oetcd
arrangements by wisic', offer PUBLIC
t?iNi"S AID The Gazette for $500 c:s,,
;
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15

| ty for a man possessed Of business princi-
| pies, to not only better his own condition,
; but be Of some material and commercial
benefit to the trade of tnis parish. After
consultation with the business men of I.afa-
yette, he repaired to New Orleans and had
conference with the members of the assoc
citation, and presented matters in sucl, ia
vorable light to them that he appointed
the agent for the New Orleans Brewing AS
ISOLATION at this Joint He returned to
Lafayette and located his stand and with
Strong competitors to contend and combat
he has inch by inch supplanted alb and to
day ''fhe World Fair Premium Beer is the
ideal Of this section, as i. deserves 10 be- In
his territory here he supplies Broussarclvil>
Carencro, Breaux &c and Royville !
These towns arc in the Lafayette district. |
But Mr.. Bonnet's work commended it. !
self to the Association that on the first day
OF November. they made Lafayette IL gcner-
al distribution point, with him in charge,
and increasing. his territory as to- include
Opelcusas which will be a branch to I-afa-
yctte. This branch will control the trade of
Washington, Sunset, Grand Coteau, Vile
Plat, Church, Point and Arnautlvillc,. SO
Lafayette through the foresight of Mr.. Bon
net becomes the general dist Id atini, point
for Lafayette, ST. Landry and part of St.
Martin parishes. And this is but the natur-
al sequence of vim and determination. MIR.
!. Rene Bonnet is but 4 young man, but
has been thoroughly in,;rcl to the usage, Of
commercial l,fc. and when engaging in bust
.css here had obstacles to overcome. The
people OF this parish and vicinity adn
duck and it was not long before both he
md his wares had iners;,te.l themselves in
n" hearts OF the people; and where once
'ut little of the New Orleans Brewing As
ociation (,cef was sold from here, it now re-
lures three carloads each month to supply I
he demand. The Gazette cornmends TO
he attention Of other young men the oI,por-
unites offered by Lafayette and surround
n1s Tor their commercial advancement.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
Marvellous Results.

From :: letter written ty Rev. J. GuaIcr-
man, o. Dim ontlale, Mich, we are permit
ted ;2 make this extract: ~ have no hcsita-
ZION lii recommending Dr. Kings New
Discovery, rs tils: results were almost mar
Vcio"i in the cas- OF my wife. While I
Vac pastor uf the i;ah:i>: C!1urc,, at Rive,
I"i:-;ion SIC brought down with
Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Ter
r:h!e p7roxysn< Of coughing would last
hours With little interruption and it seemed
IS # 50: could not survive them. \
friend r.cr1.ll,!,r:,;l:i ij-. E;or's -S,z,.
discovery: il Was quick III is :vori; and
iNGh!% SAL ;ct;.:* in results Triad bottles
1rc: IT I.:l!- Cit, =, D:?g Store
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
E1vD Lives Saved.

Mrs Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, III
was told by her doctors she had Consun1 ,.ion
and that there was no hope for her, but two
b tides DIR. King New Discovery ccn,pletc: ',
cured her and she says it saved her life. Mir
Ih,'s. Eg5@Is, 80 Florida St. SAN Franchises,
suffered from dreadful cold, approa ,n,
Consumption, tried without result, cvcrvs hin ;,
else then bought one bottle of Or. king !;
New Discovery and in two weeks was c:l-s.L
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such r:s>.l,s,
of which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Gag: Is
and Colds Free trial bottles at VIM. Gle - ;
Drug Store. Regular size soc. and S1.oo.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
Cure for Headache

AS remedy for all forms of Headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best.
II effects a permanent cure and the most
dreaded habituai sick headaches yield 10 its
influence. We urge all who are afflicted 70
procure hottie and give this remedy fair
trial In cases of habitual constipation
Electric B'tters cures Gy giving the needed
tonic to the bowels, and few cases long re-
sist the use OF this medicine. Try it once
Large bottles only Fifty cnets at Wan
Clegg's Drug Store.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
Ccn<tablS'S Sale.
LAZARUS LEVY. VS.. l.. MILLER
GRID WARD JUSTICES
CCJRT-LATATEr TIE
PARISH, LA.

BY virtue of writ of ii fl issued by Hon
X. b. Martin, justice of peace of the third
ward, Lafayette parish, La, AMI to NJ. di-
rcctcd, have seized aud will offer for lie
at front door OF the court house of sal:
PARISH, On
Saturday. Dec. %, 1894,
the following described property, to-wit:
One Victoria bed. one dressing stand, one
ar1nair, one Victoria bed AMI mattress, one
cooking stove. one dresser, one Washing
stand, four chairs. one rocking chair, ons
dining table, one small tabl.. and one safe
6 Bi.SvESi, Constable sr,l ward.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
BucklSn'S Arn;ca Saiys

TIE BEST SAlvE il: the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ccers, Sal; Rheun. Fever
Sores. letter, Chaprcd Hands. Chilhlains,
Corns.>And all Skin Esup,ious, and positively
Cares Files, or TO Fay required I. is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfact II O.
money refuasied. F;ioc IS cents p:y COX.
For salc by E'p. C!css.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15

piece of iron from the blacksmith
shop and concealed it upon tn
carrier under the cane. It resulted
in complete and serious break
down requiring several days anc
] great expense to repair the damage.
The malicious .culprit has not yet
been Giscovered.-Iber
jules Guidry, a young negro, has
been contenting himself with a
! cheap 'Monte Cristo." His forte
has been shooting at every poor,
innocent dog that passed his way,
sometimes intlicting injury to the
animal. We have no society for
the prevention Of cruelty to animals
here in Lafayette, but there were
people who saw no sense in such
a spirit in the lad, and they had
him arrested. When searched there
was found on him a pair Of brass
knuckles.
Our merchants are displaying a
metropolitan spirit in their window
display of holiday goods. Judging
from the same we see no necessity
OF our people taking their trade to
any other parish than Lafayette.
Our merchants are all progressive,
and have thorough knowledge OF
what will please the most fastidious,
and have laid in their holiday stocks
with this purpose il view. So The
Gazette advises it's readers to cx-
anime the stock our trades people
have to sell before looking elsewhere.
Notwithstanding tie wind held
full sway here for short period |
night, but little damage was |
done. A few 81 GINS were blown down,
some fences were loosened from
their noorings. The rain that &C
companied the wind was a god-send, I
IS the long continued drouth had
placed the water supply at very low
ebb, and the little water remaining
II the cisterns was becoming some
What rebellious in its nature-but.
hank heavens, Time makes all
Kings even and we look for
'ounteful flow of the clouds s'best"
rom now on.
Lafayette Lodge No. 1894, K. Of
I. held its annual election Of OF
icers Tuesday night. The follow
,g gentlemen were eicCted:
ChaS. d. Catfery, dictator; ThOs.
|. Webb, Jr.. vice-dictltor; Alfred
-fchert, assistant dictator; George :
;ebianc, reporter; y. Z. Mouton, :
financial reporter; DIR. !. ID. FRA
an, past dictator ard representa-
i've to the grand lodge; 4. F:l!k,
!t=raatc representative; O. &.
)! oi,ton, T.. C:,nstantin, Albert I
Trustees; Bennett ,
Killer, chaplain: Is. E,i!,. 1rsasur- :
r; Louis !.acostc, Guide; Alex
} eia!.onssa:c, GUARDIAN; Albert ,
1cincn,n,e, sentinel.
Mrs.. En2,il Cent?! has opened to T.
',& public tie Gun:;! House near +
,e depot in this place; is now pre- =
Z re: 20 s:cSu:.t,!utc tic travelling: i
contingent ,i:a. may stop over i: i
2 ?"yc:'s: f.. either Il short or LONG {
:,*. Tits. r,o'nS e tie s:t;:.r:i:"
&c nc"': furnished, t:1e: comfort vi
ne guest Eav!H:, bce:, the prime o.
ct The tSi1l: at ali times will b.:
applied with the very best obtain
~. il: the market. In thi, con
cctso': it l.; well to say tie 'Geu
=: i, prepared to receive bo.:r;crs
y tie day or week, at very reason
bic rates. Meals Will be served at
Il knnca during the day. Attention
called to an a'v-:: ;Seulcnt in t;.i.;
cck's Gazette Of this popular cara
lrsarT. c
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
y Attention KnigIltS.

Election CT officers Lafayette Lodge ;1e4
:. of II. will take place at the me;n. OF
Dec. II, 1894. Other business of Of ialpor-
tancc. al brethren are requested to
attend.
c. d. CAFFEHY, Dictator.
a. iA3E, Reporter.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
For Rent.

Forty acres Of gooe til!ablc land two and
a half miles from Lafayette, and sne nile
from Mouton's Switch on the Southern Pa
cii'c Railroad, we'll drained and fenced
For terms apply to this Office, or Mrs c. T.
Alpha, near Masonic Hall, Lafavctts La
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15

Tie party WHO mailed letter
Thursday Nov. 9Th to my address
,.,ay hear Of something to his advan-
tngc by communicating with \. S.
IRUMBo p q Box 1920, New Or
le ans, La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
so We Car, ::

y y: (h::S::, Is ii1cE ,Gl"z,:n.:
tnsTr'E :sc s.o";' times b.. ::,:l ~:
Nf,s:n the Christmas bills arc owing.
VIZ, can ii; s.,a!>c i:,u,!. and -S:ci..
-it..,:i:r Cu5l.,.t :;ip-.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
Notice.

All persons having claims against the es-
tate OF Dr. Z. &. I.isi ,;,i, viii prss,., I
them to undersigned, within ten ,!.,ys t,r
Classification,
G. DEDA,LLoN. of Counsel
Nov. I, 1904.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
Taken Up.

I have in my possession five hogs found
in my pasture. The owner or owners can
have them by proving ownership and p,yi,..
costs. PIERRE HEvII IoS.
Lafayette, La, Dec. s, 1894.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
GENTIL'S HOTEL

Opposite So. Tac. Il. r. pcpo:.)
mrs. r. GENT1I-, rro9.
Board by the week day. Meals at all
hours. Rates very reasonable.
LAFAYETTE, I,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-15
THE GAZETTE.
Price, b: 81 Per Year
ToNx AND COUNTRY.
A Palace.

b : =
A handsome piece Of architecture is no,
only fonni in the large apd commedious
s..ue,ure, bat disccrnedl within the confines
ef = store. AT leas. so we thought when
looking over r. NJ. Biossat's preparations
for the holidays. We stated to him that he
vas fsssidious in his display and he replied,
..yes! I must be. have been studying the
,a.te-o of our people and for a long time. I
have viewed our people from the little boy
and girl up to the. srim-vsagsd adult.
Studied them day and niGht-tor that's
mart Of nav business. Know their varying
wishes and ideas pretty we'll, and have pro-
vieiel for them: That's why my store at
tracts SO many dressers: l learn son1stn'ng
new every day, as I don't know. it all, yet
nene9, ri !, to nv trade. Tou will not find
n finer estab s:ment of its kind in any i'll
land city than this; have pride in 1t, and
50 hnye the people, and l want then, al! to
come and see my stock this week. 1t IS cs-
pcciaily prepared for the holidays, and will
be disposed of at righteous prices.
This is the way MIR. Biossat, the jewcler,
speaks. lie doesn't mince Words but
strikes right out from the shoulder. And
the thought suggested itself to us and we
hope it will to the reader. There is an inn
,.ortance attached to our holiday purchases
= piece Of jewelfy as present 20 ocar
can fade. 1t always keeps il: sight, not on !
account of its intrinsic value, but for the |
pleasing and refreshing memory.
Mr.. Biosssat has jesveiry store that is |
really a credit to a larger place than I-afa-
vette. Not only does he CARRY large line
in the way of watches, clocks, bracelets
rings, chains, and in fact anything to be
found in a well-conductcd lewelry emporium,
but is a manufacturer and jobber in the ware,
keeping salesman ON the road, and having
In his employ one of the most expert jewellers
in the United States, whose work will com
pare favorably with that OF III
inv of New York And Mr.. Biossat takes
pleasures in displaying this hapdicraft, and
20 docs The Gazette when advising its read
ers to visit hi, store for the purpose of ex-
,mining his display of gems.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-12-06
cratic ticket.

cratic ticket.
But the victors say it shall be
different now. Then, why French
the carpet-bagger from New
Hanover, among the newly
elected members of the Legisia-
ture? Why the negro from Wake
and the negro from Vance? II
this dispensation shall be better,
then who sent the negro orator
in this campaign into Cabarrus
to solidify the negroes for fus-
ion? Find out, ye men Of Con
cord, who heard him and fore
bore when he cried. eff [ love
a white girl and she loves me, ii
amt nobody's business but the
girls and mine"
That utterance broke down the
plans of Democracy in Cabarrus.
It made fusion triumphant.
Let all men who loveNorthCaro-
lima pray, and let the prayer be
God save the State.
JNO. R. NORRIS.