The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-18
Joppa Lodge, NO. ~, T. A. NJ.

SHREVEPORT, July 18th, AID. 1900, AL. 5Soo.}
N%IT was reported to the lodgethat the Supreme
" Ruler of the Universe, in the dispensatlon OF
~ His wise providence, had taken from his
sphere of usefulness and labor our esteemed and
worthy brother, REIN B. SrERE secretary OF this
lodge. Whereupon, on report Of 10 committee ap-
pointed, consisting Of brothers Richard - Carnes r.
o. Ragsdale and John G. White, it was:
Resolved That by the death of bur esteemed and
worthy brother, R. B. sterrett, tile masonic order
has lost active and worthy me'nber; society," one
of its kindest and most useful ASSOCIATES, and the
country a good, true and valuable citizen.
Resolved That whilst we submit to the DEGREES of
Divine Providence in calling him. from the of
his earthly labor we still depore and Lament the loss
of our beloved brother and friend.
Resolved That in token of our sorrow and regret,
the fraternity will wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved That these resolutions be published in
the Shreveport papers, and that + copy of them be
conveyed to his family with thS' assurance OF our
sympathy with them in their unexpected and DIS
tressing bereavement.
VIM. B. sTURGEsss, W.M. protein.
VIM G. BECK, sec'y, pro tenn
Married
On the llth inst, at the residence of major j. B.
Thompson, (Caddo parish by the rev'd I j Lacy,
JESSE c. BuRoH of this parish ito Miss MARIA l.
McCLELLASD of Franklin, Williamson county, Tenn.
THE Western Weekly Review and Lebanon Herald,
will please copy aa1o
Died
On the 18th inst, JOHN W., aghd about Is months,
soA of the late ]. w. and Catherine NJ. Morris
On the 18th inst, REIN BowIf STERRETT, aged -
years. treasurer of the town Of Shreveport HIS loss
is mourned by doating mothers brother, sisters,
and large circle of friends, to whom his many good
qualities had endeared him.
On the 18th inst at the residence of her husband,
in Bossier parish, Mrs. ELIZA ANN, aged 80 years,
consort of James N. Cooper and daughter Of Living
ston and Martha Gardiner. She twas native Edge
field district, S. c. and forssixteen years
sistent member of the baptist cliurchs The Selma
and Cahawba, Ala, papers will please copy.l
New Orleans Market.
jury 7th-Tle cotton market. has been very much
depressed, during the past Weea.
Inferior, @ g. Miffdling, $685.
Low middling, 9-@9| Milling fair, @
The receipts ncluding 2e, 66sbales on HANDY since
the LIST September have been 2H7 Al bs. Exported
during same time, ,200,735 bales.
FIoUR-s5 1906 80 for fine; 50 150l ID 50 for extra
PoRK-M.O o. ST so; mess, Sls60@ls IS " Dbl.
BAcoS--sides, 911a@9s4c; shoulders s-@8]4c
dAnD- No. i s1z s sss 2 f.
CorFEE-Rio, 8; l0@1lc. q fb.
SuGAR-415: 5; 53l0614c. ID.
MoLAssEs-a5, 27@29c gallon.
BAeeIsadRorE--Ba ggint; gle; rope6s@s144.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed, 81 @32cf, Raw, 34c. y gal.
LrNE--At retail--T homasto1t 81 soaa 90. Yves
tern, 81 290I 40.
sSAT-Liverpool, fine, sI75Gl 50; coarse, 81 se@
80 z sack.
Carr.E MARKET, July T.
BEEr-Western, fine. s-@lG-c. n ID net
Texas and Lake, -. 4l5@l-c
hogs, $3.50 y Z rs (06-c.
Sheep, 81 O0@3 50 p head.
Mich Cows S23 0o01S5 90
Calves and yearlings, s7 00mlO 90
Raket well supplied ana prfces in favor of buyers