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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-10
Ii.AysI.El,s, c.,Ink.
N e n " NORFOLK AND VIEW.
a r,,s S NC. RAlhLRoAR p, Go ONE

N. GU. v. III RKiL L CcoMP'Y.
me Tabie IN e sait April K ist, ISIS.
Leave Norfolk, daily except Sunday,
.:S0 a. M. 900 u. m. 100 a. M. 1:so p. M.
Leave Ocean View daily except Sun.
day. s:l5 g. m. 1000 q. m, IL noon, 2l5
p M. $3.50 p. M, $50 j.. m. 600 p. M,
Leave Norfolk. Sunday. 900 n. M. 1880
a. m, 1880 a. M, LOO y. M. 500 ,. M,
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. 1000 a m /,
HOO u. m, 1890 y. m, 200 y. M, 400 p.
M
Trains stop at all Stations OH signal or
Special Train or Car can be made upon
application.
r.. II. .PANNILL,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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Naval Stores.

Rosin. $3.50 per barrel: pitch. 81 So pei
barrel; tar. Sl.S5 per barrel; turpentine
40c. per gallon.
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Peanut Market.

Market-Quiet; prime. &c. e,rictly
prime. 3Ac.: fancy, 31sc.: common. "a
&C.: Spanish. Sl.10.
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Tho trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chs9apeake Bay on the elegant
The steamers are comparatively new haV.
Ing been built in 1881. and are fitted up
IN the most luSUriant manner, with cleo
tric lights. call bells and steam heat in
eSery re Secae The Of tables Pies are supplied
markets of Washington and Hnrfojh
Tickets on sale at 3. G o. ticket office: r.
G6+eCC. oInce. at w. T. Wakes & Co.'S
For further information apply.
r., - D. ]. CALLAHAN.
0he' aal- Agent.
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tConcluded from sixth PaEe.)
unknown, owners Smith & Hooker,
Greenville. y. z.
Hazel. owner R. L. l.. Morgan, Plmli-
co. Arlington Md.
2:27 CLASS-TROT
Frank Medium. B. Geld by Pilot Me-
dunn. dam by Cortland Wilkes, owner
William Deveson, White Plains. y. Y.
Ban Wilkes. Blk. Geld. by Defender,
by Motion, owner T. NJ. Hewitt. Wey-
ankle. Va.
Menlo Princess. b. NJ, by Anterrs,
owner T. l.. Stackaouse Marion, S. c.
Ethel Ray. b. NJ. by Defender, by
Motion, owner T. L. Stackhouse. Marion.
). c.
Charmer. b. NJ. by King Wilkes, own
ers Cottage Farm. Norfolk. Va.
Reddy Clay. Il. NJ. by Red Wilkes.
cwner NJ. H. White. HEREFORD. n. C.
Lille D.. Dun ri. by Gilt Edge. owners
Smith 4 Hooker. Grcenville, y. c.
Lucy Ashby. b. NJ. by Jolly Friar,
owner s. Il. Nelson. Richmond, Va.
Gallant, Il. S. by Red Wilkes. dam by
Belva Dudley. by Belmont. owner a.
Campbell, Marion. S. c.
Princess Drift, By Prince Orl!n, dam by
Frank Pierce, owner John Dugan, Wash
inston. d. c.
Lalla Anderson, b. NJ. by WOODBURY.,
owner w. q. Bryan. Richmond. Va.
Bob Johnson, Il. Geld. breeding UNI
known, owner W. c. Gregory, Rich
mond. Va.
P!Qua PrincesG. III. NJ, by Piqua
Prince, owners Great Heart Stables. New
York.
2:4o CLASS-TROT.
No Del. r. S. by Indian Hill. owner
L. l.. Stackh-use, Marion. S. c.
King Ally. b. Geld. by Ally Wilkes.
Hampton, b. Geld, breeding nm
known, owner W. l.. Brauer, Richmond.
Va.
Loudoun Seal, Br. Stallion. by Norfolk.
owner w. f. Brauer. Richmond. va.
Suzel Il. NJ. by Norfolk, owner G. r
Hill. Richmond, Va.
Lillian D.. blk. NJ, breeding unknown
owner George j. Studdert. Grenville.
n. c.
Bird Eye, S. c., 3 years. breeding IN
known owners Smith & Hooker. Green
Vile. y. C.
Miss Geene, Br. NJ. breeding unknown.
owner W. n. Atkinson. Suffolk, va.
Passport, by Hambletonian, dam Nan
cy, by Jones Independence. owner A
Campbell. Marion. S. C.
Red Light. Oh. NJ, by Red Wilkes. Jr..
dam Twilight. by Humbletonian, owner
j. n. Farrer, ReidsvIlle. y. C.
2:21 CLASS-TROT.
Miss Thompson. Br. NJ, by Toodles, BIZ
HeiZel Hambletonian, owner 4. NJ. Hew
lit. Weyanoke. Va.
Boston, b. Geld. by Don Wilkes. own
ers Cottage Farm. Norfolk, Va.
Julian May. b. Geld. breeding UNI
known. owner NJ. II. White. Hertford.
n. G.
Sir Credit, b. Geld. by Mckinney.
owner w. II. Mathews. Richmond, Va.
clipper. Oh. G.. by Melville Chief, by
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Norfolk . Washington Steamboat e..
The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
!NQTON and NORFOLK viii leave
daily as follows
NCnrH BOUND
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steamers leave Portsmouth,, foot
OF North street at. eco n IN
Leave Norfolk. foot OF Matthew's
street. ~ ;.;.:...:................ e:l0 D. m
LeaEe Otu font AZ. :............ I:30 p. m
hTF'e washington et............ 6:zb q. m.
u,, Is. d v. Penn. X. X.
~ \, uSl.5iiStoL ~: S.W u. m 1:2U u.
A. Iniid1Sipha at.!IIo q. IN. 10:46 q. IN.
AT New aoTk,,..'... Z:Uo y. m. 23 p. IN.
SoHtn Bouno. y: &c o. Penn. R.R.
~ BIZ IptLs NJ: Ill :39 a. M. 20 y. III.
~ taiutueipnie at. i:S5 p. m. 3:ls p. m.
Ar washington al.. 4'So D. m. 6:lS D. IN.
Stoa leave Washington at. 1906 y. IN.
airive AT rSrtTeSs monroe at.... $50 Il. m.
aIINc n NoTIoiR at............. 7:2e q. m.
Hifi'e at PORTSMOUTH at.......... 500 IL. m.
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WESTWARD. Daiiy,. Daily.

DAILY except Sunday. Other time daily.
no. l1For CINCINNATI daily. Chair car
Sleeper Richmond 10 Cincinnati ii and Cor
louisville to st. Louis. Meals served on
DINING Cars west of Gordonsville.
No. 3.-For Cincinnati daily. Pullman
Sleepers Old Point to Hinton and Cor
louisville to Cincinnati and Louisville
louisville.
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
1906 noon and TOO p. m.
Fer further Information apply to
r. T. BROOKE. Passenger Agent,
c. and o. Ticket Office. CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN D. FOTTS
Division PASSENGER Agent
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THIS WEEKS ENTRIES

Concluded from Sixth page.)
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Charters

Schooner r. ]. McAllister, Philadel
ph.a TO Norfolk. iron. 81 and loaded.
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BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET m
BAY LINE ~

~ y. HSorfoIk, Main stres sttreet.....5:sO m
ar Batlm eint 1Hy;geia Pier .....ssS n,
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unknow:, owners Smith * Hooker,
Greenville. y. Z.
Hazel. owner h. L. l.. Morgan, Pimli-
CO, Arlington Md.
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Attractive Women.

Whv il one wo,,nn attractive and an"tll-
ar not Tho most admirable and %tttac-
tive thing abort an attractive wcs'aa Is
her wona,liness. Every body atl'n'rrs II
wo,nanly woman. She must have health.
of course, bocausc without it she w""'"
lose the brightness Of her eyes, the I" l.
,,rss of her checks and her vivar't..
Real Aealt!. must R,uan that II woman II
really y woman. That she is strong Al Il
perfect in Il sexual way, as vel; as |" e'-
rry other. That she il capable ut per-
forming perfectly the duties Of maternity.
Snmu ary born with What is called ''co'l-
st;tntiunal weakness" Those who Il" not
rnioy ucrfrct health. need only take the
proper precautions and the pr":cr rem" y
to be, o ne perfectly we'll and strong. DIR
,;,rc,'s Favoritu rrcsc'ipti"" will cu''
any arrangement of the distinctly fe'"'
II II organism.
Send II onc-crnt stamps t." cover cos
Of mailing only, and set his great TOO"
Tho Peoples C"mm"n...senSo Medical A.
WISER absolutely free. Address World
Dixpenx,ry Medical Associations 10 OF
Main Street, Buffalo, n. \.
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NEW HOPE lTBMS.
iCrow,lcd ont last week. }

lCrow,lcd ont last w'eE.)
After ~ pleasant weeks stay WIN 'e'
mother Mrs. Swan has returned t" nor
home in mississippi. Sh" was 'cr"nl'a-
MED as far as Bayou Sara BY her sister
Miss Lucy Ogden.
We hear that ono young man "f TINS
neirhborhood is selling horses for 40 cts
rcr heat" Come and I'hy while they arc
chtip.
Our cstimab}e old friend Mr.. sc. Smith
ST. visited friends in Jackson recently.
Mr.. Hines Austin has just received
pair Of bronze turkeys. They are bc'n
ties.
Aftor hcaring..somr friends 'ont'n"a''
praising;Chamborlain's Collie, Cholera a"
Diarrloc:, Remedy, Chrtis Fleck..:"f An;
helm, California, purchased II bottle "'
forhis own use, and is now as enthusiasm
over its wonderful work as anyone eau b
The % and 50 cent sizes tor sale by L.
acknowledgements.
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Hats OF all kinds and at all prI.
EOS for la,lics and children ut Miss
n, y. Towns millinery store.
TUS,CA ITEMS.

Mrs. Lon Row and daughter Mrs. War
son Bradford, and children, have gone t"
sn,nd the holidays VITA Mrs. 'b"rckhaltcr,
Captain Ed. Jeniso" arrived SUNDAY 10
spcnl O few days with his family.
Miss.Gracc;Joncs Of the Sophie Nc"c"mh'
and Miss Beryl Jones oftho Natc''c% i"st'-
tutc, are expected home to spend tho
Christmas holidays with their parents, at
Row Landing.
Mrs G.. NJ. Davis has heon quite SICK
hit wo arc glad to state that she is a"ie I"
be ont again.
! Mr.. Jimmie Clack, Of Angola, spent
Sunday Will; his friends i'll tho ''h'c'
hills.
Mcssrs. laurence ::Jamcs and Hcr""o'
Reilly have returned from worry snccess''l
bird t),unt, at Centerv;ilo, Miss, xill'u
SAUNA two or three hundred birds.
MIR. Albert McFalder, of st. Landry pa:
ish is visiting Mrs. A. Row.
The gin house, on tho plantation "cc"l'
I'D bv Mr.. Andrew holland, of Sml'hlan'
buut Thursday. The entire building ":
consumed, also IS bales of cotton anu ~
i. sacks Of seed.
Mr.. John Winn and son johnnie \
: went to the city on the last trip OF l.
Warren, to spend the holidays.
+. VIOLET.
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Attention.

Candies: TO increase our sales III vi
va will send from now until Now year.
pnrr OF CHARGE, \ limit of sample boxes
of al our fine and Fancy Candles, and
SAMPLES of all cream chocolate and fruit
candies, We carry to any ono sending sixty
CENTS to cover express charges and tx
nenses. 12ct. stamp takcn.] Orders fo'
christmas shou!.) W made on or before
Dec. 10th, and in ordering state by VIVA
express company to ship. Address:
THE CRESCENT CANDY CO.,
c,s r,ro,a.,atSt. New Orleans
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N1 AfSfi2NOs

yIALET-rEMrEL-At Grace Cn"fen'
St. Francisviltc. the rector, ke'' Dr. Do"s
las officiating, on saturday Iaor VIZ
O'clock, Dee. rs, 1896. JOINT. Il. ''ale' ~.
y. to Miss Mary +. T:mpel, da"sh'et "
Z. ". Tvmpel Of Lhis parish.
While yet the beloved church VII"
dressed in all the bravery OF IT.
Christmas green's, the above happy
.veut WAS celebrated at it's ALTAR.
The wedding was u pretty one, AL"
though u gtnaly number vi tue
brides friends were present +" wv
ucs, the nupttalS, there was no oS-
t,ut.,ion Of dress or ceremonial.
The bride was bccomingly aet''e"
in il dress of green ;srd blue move
" goods, handsomely trimmed w''"
3 green velvet, pa,seme"tcr'e an"
: silk of cianScah Z hue that he'd 1"
. it's glistcnins f''d$ the prevailing
zones Of tho gown itself. Lat ana
+. gloves to match. S'.o carried
=, bouquet OF roses.
Immediately after,the ceremony
tn, newly married couple repaired
to the depot where q" informal re
-
J., cep,iun was held OF friends WI"
l. came to bid them so<lSpec" {"
their journey to''e'' home at h"p
raj Villa. La. Miss A. Pcrucl', SIR an
= Mrs. Clifton Brown AID Miss Ian
al, were ALSO of The party. On the
arrival ac Hope Villa, tire Bird
AZ, y couu.e will he entertained at II
3 81 elegant home OF Hon: .. A. b"'''"
We congratulate Dr. Wallet "'
day heartily, for if there is amy sale !;
curry ii the ,"ssess'"" OF !" ''"'
sun: and sunny l,atore in making
happy, he has Il 5tesSe'' prospect
w{unfug the Young lady w'"
ones given s him her heart and 1''""'. a
rolls, II reports speak true; size t"o ca" {
the future viii, I''pcs, brighter Il
Nav tile sunshine of june.
7. IL :.
a felt wart Is that shawing at t'e g
ST. ach after you nave eaten a full meal
erfnl cali ait eat any more, and yet there ~
told feeling as though You had eaten no''
nour- What is wanted i dose OF SIM
rheu- Liver Regulator, the best 'ysl'tlS'a
for that is what that gaawi,,s III II.
rt,,,. "Simmous' Liver Regulator is I'LL y
!, Ills recommended Tor Indigestion. "a
ivychc, LONDON, KS.
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*otes from Poplar Springs

Mrs yhoms aud daughter Eleanor visit
oil friends in Jackson one day this week.
Mrs. J. P. Gore visited Mrs, Ryder we'd
neslay.
MrCI,, Smith and Mr.. Wiley McGraw
made business trip to Bayou Sara Thurs
day.
Minor Wright went to Wilson Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Olloi Smith has been sick several
days with fever.
Eleanor rho,ns was tho pleasant guest
of Minnie Smith Friday night.
Tn tho distance is heard the chime OF
wedding bells.
Mrssrs, Howard and Marshall Petty had
business il. Ccntreville the latter part OF
he week.
Mr.. A, P. Smith is having lumber
hauled from the flnmphry saw mill near
G)oster. Miss. He is preparing to enlarge
his residence.
Il Miss ZOO Ryder spent Saturday anu
Sunday here with her parents.
e The Young folks report an em"ya"'e
t;ma at the entertainment at Mr.. kydcrs
T. Saturday night.
is Miss Rosa Bcckham was i'll Centcr<''se
y Friday, sleeping.
Ophcla Smith entertained one OF 'e
to little school friends, Magnolia lhoh's
e. "Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ed, Ware, who fH the past year IN
of held position at AlyierS, 's at nome "a
w the HOLIDAYS, His many friends ave gia
to sec him.
,oa Mr.. Wiley McGraw was =" nnfort"h"'e'
g, to lose fine mule Saturday. An "Ve
feed of corn and hard drive occas'o"ed u
loss.
tor If You wish to see the finest ana P't
I'D t}est lot Of meat hogs in the neighh"rl'"
"a call at Mr.. Cass Smiths, no will tn
nride IN showing them to you.
Mcssrs J, A. Bcckl,am and J. y. Wrie
A. had business in Wilson Monday.
DR.. Gore of Bayou Sara was the ne'i
>, ., borhood Friday, on professional bI
ness.
The Misses Beckkam entertained sovt
Young friends Sunday.
!. 1t Wait for the new wagon and weir
m to take Il tide
Miss Annie Hobsorr and III. Eoy
rhtct die of Fairvicw, were Pheasant visitor
Who Sunday school last Sunday evening
That enjoyable ride to JncksM 81"
r tho evening. Did you hear about til
rick. Mr.. Palmer retty and faiii}, spent
dayat Underwood.
Where she was, he did not know
ten. How joyous and happy !. She little
,;t;on seems, singing their Christmas c.
oard. s''' :" ~
point A merry Christmas ana n'pr'
fear to all.
tra"'' The Whole Story of the wo"'
aused cnres by Hoods sarsaparilla is soon
~, be- 1t makes the blood rich, pure ana
mac. ishing. 1t cures scrof'la, catarfh'
matism.
Hoods Pills acts har1no''ons''
=, 10y, f,nro all live
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ASYLUM Notes.

Judge Thos. Butler has bee" t.. ten
1eyea Ivy Gov. Foster, the position
Of member of the Asylum b''a'"'
he has accepted, and the appoint
mont. will he made shortly.
Dr.. 4, F. Barrow has Withdrawn,
from the race to ill vacancy cause"
Nv resi- guation of DR.. Gayde"' De- e
;,'c satisfied with his growing p'ac
tice here.
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NoW'S This9

Va offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
}, any case of Catarrh that cannot DO
a,.d by Halls catarrh euro.
F. ]. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known r. ~
,u.ney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
bot any obligation made by their tirm'
Wxsr T. TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists
Tolelo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cnre is taken internally
netting directly upon the blood and m"'
eeus surfaces of the system. Price 75c. pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists Test'"o
Halls FREQ.
Halls Family Pills are tho best
mot how cheap, but how good
Gunther's Candies
Chocolate Cigars,
Bnthrcups,
Marshmallows,
Chocolate Creams.
Dainty Sweets,
Dainty Mints,
Rex Gum,
Mint Julep Gum,
Turkish Delight,
Choc Roasted Almonds
Assorted Caramcls,
Fruit Tablets,
Messina Lemon Drops,
Hoathound Drops,
Chocolate Bricks,
Figaletts
/ Asst. Bon BOns
AT
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xrKvERY PACKAGKW
Has tho z Stamp In red on tho ~sPP0s'
J.H. ZEILIN b CO., Philadelphia
PERSONAL EUT polite.

Mrs. r. MAYER of Baton Rouge is visit
inr her daughter, Mrs. Il. Wolf.
We notice Misses Belle Barrow and Mat
tio Fricr and Master Harry Leake were
among tho contributors to the Times
Democrat doll fund. Also Holly ana
En- NETT Jones Of Row Ilg, and "''sy
and Grin Burton of Bayou Sara
Mr.. Geo. White returned home Wcdnes
day, to spend the holidays.
Mrs. James l.. Bradford of New Orleans,
| who is known from her girlhood to many
in this parish has written a charming lit
Ito book OH Audubon. The proceeds OF
its sale she will devote az the nucleus OF
y fund to build monument to the great
naturalist in tic park that hears his
name. Her project is worthy, ami tho
book is y dainty creation credltable 10
author aEdrubisllcr.
Mr., and Mrs. Kennedy of Springfield,
Tn. also Misses Eerta and Annie kennedy
attended the Thoms- Wicker wedding at
Lanre1 Hill last week. Mrs. w. II. Wick
or returned home with them for short
visit.
Miss Emma Weber was tho wlnsomc
i, cncst Of her grandmother. Mrs i. Weber.
& coming up to take homo her little oro'nef
Dudley.
Mrs, s, II. Lemon and Miss Annie Ar
cue were in town Monday.
J Rev. Mr.. G. ,mpton of Baton Rouge ant
Z Rev. Alr. Ware from north lo'''''an"
promi, e. Baptist divines were guests o
Mrs. NJ. Ryland early in the week.
Mr., J, r. Davidson is making his fam'l
here visit.
J. Mr.. Frank NJ. I.eake arrived last lr'da
y and spent a few days.
|,u Mrs. F.. Morgan took the round trip
Natchez, to bring home little MISS III
- Halle for Christmas.
=, After long absence Mr.. G. c. CONVEX
=" came on visit to ills old home.
~ Mr., W. r. Calconer has accepted q 7
~ sition at Wiliamsport for Jan. lat. II
town. loses in Mr.. Fa(concr one OF It's We
best salesman.
wi Mr.. jeff Hamilton intends going
-, r,xos to live. West Feliciana loses the
by respected resident.
D. We hear that Mr.. 0. I,ej"c"e thinks
'. D. going to Central America, Jan: 'st'
'e'e hone it is AL revoir and not goodbye
ness
,rrv Mrs Duncan Stewart has retur
after a pleasant visit to New Orleans
,ists, Stewart went down Monday.
Mrs. Shepherd of Pinckneyv''e c
ally, IN from the city Monday. Her da"S'
ln"- Margaret will study music there 'O'S
:. per tor
timo-
Mr., J. Freyhan is here this week.
Mr.. D. Alexander is tho guest 0
3D." scalesinger Esq.
Misses Louise ami Margot Butler a
home in time for Christmas.
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nth Snll"""jy
li:@P' NJ
E:,tx hns ~ whiskey ad' 1"
,, n. Did 80" see ~ u.. !
,,,t makes you 'iwr? Has
P. got i" i'svorI "''e"''S'
:, Candies n"" b"" ,. , Only
No. .. psr pound at n""'"'"S
Store, .,,4 ,,,o
~. Ircmr.nl'cr that the
e., r." 81 vaicsrs takes place. Tues
next. --- :.
,,,,I t. any, exce''e'' ny "'"e''
,'I.r,s Chocolates ar" !b""''''S'
,umt;'r''s Drug Store.
:, II tie away-''""."eme
. ,s' and: girls are here for
holidays .----~
10y yom::wi"'e' hat Or ''''"'' ~
h. F. Towns: :..------
e. lopv::;:'lat each one OF our
lars laa::a p1rasa"t'::'f not a. ' "ar'
r 'A,jx,mas, and at the very least
~, dinner on that day.
e.. Candies aux, Bo"h""s OH" !;
!. ver pound at ''"'"'"'
NJ Store -----.--
,u,,u,s complain that t"''S'
= rrops have hcrnl made, ina
!. uot 80 brisk as il should '9
i, ,h,uk it is the $4,000 Sre'
h,,svs this fall, that has "o''
mischief.
h., ,,.v,, rho exclusive agency
,,,Aars Famons Chicago Ch'c
:. and Bonhor<. FRY the''' Z
wfor,rs Drug Store.
rhe chimney OF DR.. Da'r'"
,,heu burnt out Saturday MOI
;, INT created no excitement
Wa MY making preparations
tin a fine lot OF new .j"b type
cry description. s,iisavo ga
intiug for us.
Nine Cau,lics aud Bo"bo"s OF
,sts per pound at Nu"'t""S ~
lore.
Mr., J. II. HutchISon, NofS"i
astcr Of Fpliciana Lodge, no.
.&A. NJ, on Monday night
,iute,l officers as follows: 81"
Dwell, s. D.; Rudolf Te"tSc"
j; II. r. Moses and ". W. i'e
l., stewards; A. y. Br'a"t' ty'
nd Rev. DR.. Douglas, c""p'
II he installation of officers with
,rep,ion OF Treas. Buck VII"
& lseut, was performed BY Ne''
I Douglas.
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The Whole Story of the wonderful
cnres by Hoods Sarsaparilla is soon t"l"
II makes the blood rich, pure and no"r-
;ship.. 1t cures scrofula, catarrl, 'he"-
matism.
Hoods Pills acts har1ro''onssy MIN
Hootps sarsaparil,a. Cure all liver MS
2Scts.
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WAKEFIELD NEWS.

Miss Mary West has lost her mother ~
:. ~ d.bate whether she will return 10
Louisiana.
Mrs V. NJ. Jackson went to slansht'r
n meet her daughter, Miss Lucille, VII"
came up for the holidays
Mr. s y, Barrow has bought the
o;,,e and boiler at 'sthe old brick
yard
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26
MUMFoRD'S DRUG STORE.

Baby caps, knitting silk, shaded
crochet cotton and u full line OF
handsome ribbons, feathers anu
other fashionable hat trimmings
at Miss Il. L. Towns millinery
store.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26

LUNCH. =.
,,,,cb at all hours. JIG: Hestinsei
s'0' ''' Agent; foot Of hiil'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26
PURELY VEGETABLE.


Tina cheapest. purest and best family me a.
cine in the world! An ef1ectual spscG, lHa 49,
all diseases OF the Liver, Stomach ano TpAo1n ,;
Regulate tho Liver and PreVe1tc C,sonIo;nts
Fever. Malarious Fevers Bower Colnp'e'A~'
Restlessness, Jaundice ana Nausea'
BAD BREATH
Nothing IS so unpleasant, nothing 50 com.
mon. o. = bad breath; and IN nealiy ovoty
case it comes from the stomach, hn S,,nnoons
so easily corrected II you VIII take 81 S a"ro
liver Regulator. Do not neglect ~ sut1 I'll;
-nmedv fs3r this repulsive disorder. VIII
eIan improve your appetite, complexion ana
general health.
CONSTIPATION
.non,d not be regarded as triaing ailmentC
n fart nature demands tho utmost regularly
~ the bowels. and any deviation ron sn.a
demand payes the way often to serious oan-
nor. tits quite az necessary torem0V9 Amply aa =
denominations from the bowels Is II le " CO..
0r aleeD. and no health can be e1pecvea "a0Io
a o0etlye habit Of body prevails.
SICK HEADACHE!
This distressing aaiction occurs m ato. aeS
eerisin. from the imperfectly digesteo COZ
| tents causes q severe pain IN Iuo Aoou l
ecconnanied with disagreeable nausea, any
this constitutes what Ia popular!y 1nG"u a. q.
Sick Headache, for tho relief OF Walcn taA
| Simmous Liver Regulator.
rKvERY PACKAGEa
Ha. tho z Stamp in red on tho wrapper
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26

See card Of C. n. Bonnev, Wlo
max moved here from W0ouvltlP'
de guarantees III his l:ne to please
sae mest fastitllous.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26

vou,. duo silk-striped nesl'Se
shirts ltundercd collars anu e,5.
cuffs $25a grade ..''.''' ,;<..,.
, IT. chi'd,s cloth top spring tte0's' az,
~. .;zrx lll.2 $1.75 val"o;:''.,. ''t''
Ladies', extr. quality d''s0l'' AZ
button shoes 1925 value ;, 49,: :, ,,1 Men,,
ALL the latest styles IN '. q a
and cn;ldyeu'y Shoes at closest prices
r, ,,;,,;ueru and Wraps 're hare "n3S""'
,o J." md largest essor1mer''n the city,
Heavy Canes worth *t.;0.......' 90 80" -.
ue,vy Canes worth $3.50. $500 @"@'
s,,r;nz ,q1ucx at $l.35 aid $3.50, finer '"e'
as lvv in proportion
~ Millinery re are constantly 'e'''''"' -
the "orclties. 80
ch;,a,n Jockey Caps worth 25c' 10
Misses Tam O'sl,antcr's fiji" cloth -,
Ace. value. ...........''':.' -
u;xxcl plush rams worth 9oo''' ~
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26

|qhe chimney OF DR.. Barrow 5
k.heu burnt out Saturday moln-
INT created no excitement.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26

h.. have tho exclusive agency o.
,,,,,a,,s Famons Chicago Ch"c"'
:. ami BouborS. Try them. AZ
|mfor,ps Drug Store.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-12-26

Nv. .,H making preparations 10
! IN a fine lot OF new .j"b type OF
kery description. @!.S'Vo your
iutiuc for IN.