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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

The DROUGHT Down THE IgSINsuLA. -Seye.e
40 the drought has been at this end Of the Pc
ninsula, it Is even worse below. The light sandy
soils are dry and parched, and whether trayel,-
ling by rail or otherwise, offensive clouds OF dust
arise co annoy and stihe all wln are to be found
out OF doors. No rain has fallen for many weeks,
and the streams have long silce failed. Exis-
desirable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

TIE CnrsFrRLD OYSTER SnIrIENTs. The now
fart freight line, lately established on the Della
ware r. r.. is rapidly developing the oyster
trade at Orisieid by the facilities which the line
affords for the rapid transportation OF the BIZ
New York and Philadelphia in much shorter
time and In far better condition, when shuclSed
On Tuesday the shipments reached almost. TO-
600 gallons, which is believed to be the heayest
shipment yet made from the place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

A BALTIMORE PRIEST RETURNS To THE pREsBYrER-
IANs.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
Father Jacquemet, connected with st. Peters
Catholic church, has abandoned the Catholic
church and returned to tie Presbyterian church,
in which he was raised. He was ordained as
nriest in 1880
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
Reaister's alotifes.

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
LII NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Get. Ql, 1874.
Upon application Of sarah P. Wilson ExecutTix Of
Mardon Wilson, late OF Brandywne Hundred in
said county, deceased it is ordered and directed by
the Segister that the Executrlx aforesaid motto
of the granting of Letters of Admins rat on upon the
Estate of the deceased, with the Gate Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such letters IN six
of the most public places of the ounty OF New Cas-
tle requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate to present the same OF abide by an ACT OF
Assembly in such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the same period
In the DAILY COMMERCIAL newspaper published ID
Wilmington and to be continued therein three
weeks, (eod.l
Given under The hand and Seal of O1ice Of
IL 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Case,in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NO ICE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executrlx on or before Oct. 2st
1876 or abide the Act of Assembly In such case made
and provided. --
Address, Wilmington Del. oct2l-eod9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

The Clayton Loan tonight.

The Clayton Loan tonight.
The Board of Health meets, this evening.
Rev. A. D. Pollock, D. D., will peach in the
West Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning
at 1OX A. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

DEATH OF THE VICTIM OF THE BURNING ACCIDENT
MT. woRTHs FUNERAL.

DEATH OF THE VICTIM OF THE BURNING ACCIDENT
-Me. woRrH's FUNERAL.
Correspondence of thu C1nmercall
CoArEsvILLE, Nov. 10
Isabella Carr. the woman who was SO terribly
burned OH M1ndty, died the same evening. An
inquest was hell by Deputy c3roner Lewis, and
some additional facts brought to light. A bottle
OF ale )hoi dropped from her clothing after the
accident and the inference is that while leaniug
over the stove to light her Pipe the alcohol
leaked from the bottle, ignited aud communica-
ted the tiames to her cIo.hiug Her remains
were inferred, to-day, at TIE cemetery.
The funeral of $. Is. Worth, of the Viaduct
Iron Works will take place on Saturday, the
2lst inst The remains will be inferred IN the
Friends Burying Ground ut Romansville, Ches-
ter county. NIXON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
Three inches of show fell at Omaha yestorda,
MarrIages.

BUCKINGHAM-CLARK. .-on Thursday evening
by Rev. L Marks MIR. John q. Brchngham am
Miss Mary II. CLARK, all of this city,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
SECOND EDITION.


PHII-ADEIlFHIa HAHKEIFs
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90.
Cotton steady at 150D15Hc. Flour in good re-
quest Pcnna. Indiana and Ohio extra family,
f525(a6 Wheat fairly active red, S124; am
ber, u 266D1 81; white, IL 30@137. Rye is
quoted at 99@S1. Corn is firmly held; yellow,
03@94c old, &c. Oats acfive white 64a65c /;
mixed, CSC. Whiskey is quoted at S1.03.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
newspapers.

SytWpVdVthr. ..a'
THE REPUBLIC d.
FrRsr-cIAss
MORNING NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED IN 1HE
Bennett Building, Nassau and Fulton streets, New
TERMS:
IS per year, by mall IS cents per week. by carrier
3 cents per copy.
THE REPUBLIC
contains
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY,
being complete in oil it's departments, and furnishes
prompt and ample reports OF
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS,
AND POLITICAL AND GENERAL EVENTS IN
ALL QUARTERS,
Through It's Special Correspondents,
By Telegraph and ocean cable.
Special care will be taken to render TIE REFuB-
Lie Bureaus at
WASHINGTON AND ALBANY
Complete, interesting and thoroughly reliable
FINANCIAL NEWS,
such as the transaction of the StOrk Exchange,
Mony Market, Banking. Insurance and other inter
es Is tnat come uuder this Important head, Will oe
made full and complete.
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE AND REVIEWS,
Criticisms on Music, the Drama. Painting. &C.,
will he regularly given. impartiany prepared by
practiced pens.
TUE EDTTOl TAI, DEPARTMENT.
while distinctly recognizing the political principles
of aud rendering an earnest anl con-s tnt support
to the X, publican party, will with competent asss-
ta1ts and cUntr, bllors take the more general line
OF joui nastic duty al belongs t1 complete news
paper.
THE REPUBLIC,
oca1 New York City
SIMARUBA BITTERS
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite
General Debility, Nervous Anections etc.
NO REMEDY HAS YET BEKN FOUND THAI
CAN EQUAL THEA
They are perfectly pure and entt-spt tzse from ny
] Injurious substances.
| For weak and deb.itated persons suffering from
disease of the lungs liver ana kidneys, this meui-
cine Is Invaluable. IL Is not only vaigao.e tonic but
a valuable invgorator and purifier of the blood.
| R%- Price sl.0O per bottle.
| They are warranted In every case to be effective
and 10 give perfect satisfaction or the money will bt
| refunded by the druggist who sells them.
Invalids give them trial and be convinced thai
tonic or Alternative no other remedy can equal Ii
1. H. D. KNOWLES, M. p.
| LEWIS, DEL.
Ex-Drgsists suppusd at the usual commlsslot
sossS. UsrJI u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

Another boy resembling Charley Ross has bean
found-this time in Qasbec.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
FOURTH EDITION.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A PENNSYLVANIA TOWN IN FLAMES.

HOTELS, HALLS, STORES AND
OTHER BUILDINGS, BURNED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
5Iety advertisements.


NOAL CHEAP FOR CASH-$6 20 FOR
" STOVE; $3.50 FOR NUT. GUARAN EI2o To
BE of BEST QUALIFY.
GEO ". BUsH 4 son, French Street Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRANDywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
Ann nnA1l1-.,nnnEn EnrEn DAILY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20
ALSO FOR SALE
BANKERS

FOURTH AND MAREeT STREETS
wILMISGTON, DELAWARE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-20

IS. .65 NUT, Sc. So STOVE COAL.
DC screened and delivered by
MN. ]. BROWN,
febls-1yof South Of Market street Bridge.
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Amounts Paid this Office.

Below will be found the
amounts paid into this office,
together with the names of the
parties making said payments.
In the future, under this head,
we propose to make public &C.
acknowledgements of all amounts
paid to the Banner office. We
propose to do this for the ben
eft and information of those
concerned. Parties making
payments and not finding &C
acknowledgements here, will
please call our attention to the
omission. We begin our &C,
acknowledgements with the year
1974,continuing them weekly !:
JANUARY.
DR.. W.. Foote, Sc; Fillmore Ball
Tickets, S.; B. F. Oneal, various sue
cession and sheriff's sales, $139 60 ;
w. B. Larkin, (note) 50; 7. NJ. Fort,
So; Watkins & Fort, SIS; Goodwill &
Webb So, w. A. Drake 50, David N.
Mitchell So, E. r. Moore IS, Benz. T.
Fort (note) so, J. w. Walker So, A.
P. Butler (tutor) 81, P. NJ. Butler
tutor 81, n. A. Durdin 50, E. J
Hall (note) 81, VIM. Burls (pcr w.
]. Hughes) S., J. Ellis Young SIS, b
F. Oneal 81 so, NE. McDade So, DR.
w. J. Mobley (account) S13, Mrs. J
n. Cooper So, Chas. Vaughn SIS, Sue
P. V. O'Neill SIS so, DIR. S. w. Vance
(tutor) s., G. w. Durdin Parish
Treasurer) $40, c. E. Byrd 50, P. J
Kennedy 81, for publishing Medica
proceedings s..
FEBRUARY.
Succession of w. S. Edwards 81
w. Hooker SO, John A. Haynes IS, J
G.. Pi,kington 50 %, j. A. Thomas
STRAY MASTERY $40, Geo. H. Walker
| So.
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ANNUAL ACCOUNT.

In Succession of ! In Parish Court of
C;llie N. Newman. Bossier Parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that ]. l. G. Graham,
IN administrator Of the succession of c. N.
Newman. deceased, has this day fled in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for
Bossier parish, Louisiana, his annual &C.
count in said succession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that If opposition is not
law, said account will be homologated
and made the Judgment Of the Court.
Witness. the Hon. L. W. Baker, Parish,
Judge Of Bossier parish, La, this 4th day
of February. 1874.
Given under my official signature and
seal Of office, at Bellevue, La, on date above
written. ga
j. w. WALKER,
NAG 5ts prs fees$I0s Clerk District Court.
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f The Probate Term OF
Bossier Parish Court, Judge
L. w. Baker presiding, was
held this week. One success
sion and several State cases
came up-the later on prellm-
mary examination.
J. Fetterman was accused OF
appropriating to his own use
cotton belonging of right to
some one else. He gave an
appearance bond of $500 to be
on hand at the March term OF
sour District Court.
George Washington-known
among his family as Big Geo.
Washington-was accused by
his neighbors on the river OF
pressing" a hog and making
it squeal. He was ordered to
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stand committed until further
orders-a language which the
Sheriff seemed to understand
as he Immediately marched
him towards the jail.
Glen Stalwell came in next.
He had only took a saddle
from Phil Simpson because he
had lost one like it. After hear
ing an array of witnesses, His
Honor dismissed Glen-but
said he had taken Phil's sad
die in error, and had better re-
turn it.
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Dubuque, in Iowa, has a Manu-

Dubuque, in Iowa, has a Manu-
facturers' Aid association, devoted
to promoting the prosperity of
that city by diffusing information
about it, and holding meetings for
the discussion of local interests.
Similar societies in other places
would likewise do good.
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Latest News.

SsssSSS sNVV6s
Oswego, n. Y, Jan. GA
dispatch from Fulton on the
Oswego river says the most ex-
tensive flood known here for
twenty years, is devastating
the lower part of the village.
Sunday evening almost thirty
families were obliged to leave
their houses and many more
this morning were carried from
the second-story of their houses
in boats. Men were seen wad>
ing in water up to their Waste,
carrying the women of their
households on their backs to
places of safety. The damage
to business interests is great.
Windsor, Ont, Jan. 27.-Re-
cent heavy floods between here
and Chatham have carried
away three miles of the Great
Western railway track. No
trains have passed through
since Sunday. The track will
not be clear for several days.
Boston, Jan. 25.-Saturday
afternoon the schooner Franks
lin Rogers capsized ten miles
east Of Boston light during a
heavy squat, and sunk in three
minutes. Captain Rogers and
two of the crew were lost.
Columbus, Jan. 26.-Emma
Sheridan, aged seven years,
daughter of Michael Sheridan,
to-day found a bottle contain
ing some poisonous liquid in a
cupboard at home, drank freely
oft, and died in three hours.
Memphis, Jan. 25.-An at
tempt was made yesterday
morning by the prisoners cons
fined in the Sardis, Mississippi,
Jail to burn the building in
order to escape. But for the
prompt efforts of the Sheriff.
aided Ey the citizens, the Jail
would have been burned and
the prisoners persisted with it.
AS it was but little damage
was done.
San Francisco, Jan. 3O.-The
notorious murderer and robber,
Tiburcio Vasquez, with a gang
Of about twenty desporadoes,
has been discovered camped
in a remote part of KERN Coun-
ty, in this State. The Sheriff
of that county, with a strong
force of men, has gone to fight
and capture them.
St. Paul. Jan. 31.-A dis
patch states that twenty men,
engaged in chopping wood.
near Fort Rice. Dakota Terrific
~, were murdered by Sioux
Indians, early in the week.
Sedalia, Mo-, Jan. 31.-A
terrific snow storm is raging
here tonight.
New Orleans, Jan. 31.-The
steamer Camarago, from Hous.
ton for Galveston with 2OO
bales of cotton and hides, struck
a snag and sunk below To-
bends Ferry this morning
Insured. No lives lost.
Omaha, Neb, Feb. 2.-Grea1
apprehensions are expressed by
the owners of large herds OF
cattle between the North and
South Platte and on the Repub
lican river of raids from the
Sioux, Cheyennes, Dacotahs
and other tribes of Indians
The supplies furnished are
nearly or quite exhausted
There being no money to pur'
chase, any more, the must de-
predate on settlers or starve
These bands number over thir
ty thousand.
Dubuque, in Iowa, has a Manu-
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Fires.

Grammar School building con-
nected with Bishop College,
Lennoxville, Canada, burned
this morning. The boys uar-
rowly escaped with their lives,
and lost all their effects. Loss,
$500 +; partly insured.
Milwaukee, Jan. pa
Chippewa Falls (Wis.) special
to the Daily News says the
fremont house burned last
night, and five men were seri>
ously injured by the falling
walls.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2O.-The
new Olympic Theater, in Mar
ket street, below Thirteenth
street, caught fire about three
O'Clock this morning and was
totally destroyed. The builds
ing was formerly known as Ma
tional Hall. 1t was lately oc-
cupied as a varieties theater,
under the management of
johnson. Pilgram & Fitzerald.
1t is strongly suspected that
the fire was incendiary, owing
t" several previous attempt.
The loss is estimated at a
quarter million dollars insur-
ance, S45,7OO. Besides the
two iiremen killed, six others
were seriously wounded.
Cincinnati, Jan. 3O.-A fire
at Fort Wayne, Ind, this
morning destroyed two upper
floors of the Hamilton building.
Two stores were heavily dam
aged byaffre and water. Total
loss $50, 900. Well insured.
Cleveland, O., Jan. 3O.-Fire
broke ont this evening in
wholesale clothing establish
ment Of Koch, Goldsmith,
Joseph & Co. The two upper
stories were burned out. The
fire is still raging and has ex-
tended 10 and entirely destroy
ed the large hardware store Of
Wilmington Go. in the same
building. Loss will he heavy.
New Orleans Jan. 31.-A
fire originating in Lacey's gro
Gerry store, corner of Josephine
and Dryades streets, destroyed
eight buildings. Loss $500
Fully insured in local compa.
MES.
Chicago, Jan. 3l.-At Peoria,
Ills, this P. NJ. a boiler work,
which Ulrich Shields was test
ing, exploded with terrific force
blowing him $50 feet against a
pile of lumber. crushing his
body into an unrccognizable.
mass. No one else was seri-
ously injured.
Toronto, Ont, Jan. 31.-By
the explosion this morning Of
a locomotive boiler at Stout
vile station, on the Toronto
and Nippissing railroad, two
fireman were killed, another
severely injurned and the roof
of the station and freight shed
carried away.
Guil1ord, Me-, Feb. 5.-The
house Of Isaac Warff, himself,
wife and son burned.
/ Memphis, Feb. 5.-Baker &
BartOn's oil works burned.
/
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BY W. H. SCANLAND.
Subscription, So Per Annum,
Eg In Advance. ~
Bellevue, Louisiana,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. 1874

M Captain VIM. J. Hughes, of
Rocky Mount, and Mr.. E. S. Dortch.
OF Fillmore, are authorized to make
collections and give receipts for dues
to this office.
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Crime,

named Jacob Wilson committed
suicide by shooting this morning.
New York, Jan. 27.-City Treas
urer Alex. D. Hamilton Of New
Jersey is missing. 1t is alleged he
has fled with several thousand
dollars of city money, and one
hundred thousand dollars of city
water bonds. The official bond of
Hamilton cannot be found.
Milwaukee, Jan. 31.-A travel
ing agent named Adolph Loren
zon, residing in this city, commit
ted suicide at the Newhall house
this evening, by cutting his
throat.
Minden, La. Jan. 31.-Thursday
night last little negro boy about
ten years old by some means got
possession of Policeman Browns
(colored) pistol, large navy-six.
and took pop at another colored
boy about the same age, hitting
him in the right breast Just below
the collar bone, producing a very
serious, if not dangerous wound.
San Francisco, Jan. 29.-Mar-
shall Martin was hanged at Martin
ez to-day for the murder of Valen-
tine Erschles near Antioche, Con.
ira county. On the scaffold he
said the murdered mans wife in.
stigated the murder.
Evansville, Ind, Jan. 3O.-Mc-
Coy Casey, a well to do farmer of
Warrick county, living about two
miles from Newburgh, was muir
dered OH Thursday afternoon in
broad daylight while hauling wood
toward his home. The murderer
sprang from the side of the road
and shot at him five times, once
with shotgun, the charge enter
ing the victims heart. The muir
derer escaped to the woods and is
still at large.
st. Louis, Feb. 2.-The train on
the Iron Mountain railroad. which
left this city this morning, was
signalled to stop at Gadshill
switch. AS the train stopped the
conductor stepped off to ascertain
what was the matter when he was
confronted by man wearing a
mask. The engineer, fireman,
mail agent and other train men,
were seized by five masked and
heavily armed men and placed
under guard. The robbers then
took from the passengers two
thousand dollars and a large
amount of jewelry. They also
took from Adams Express about
one thousand dollars.
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 31.-On
Wednesday night, three men
entered the residence of an old
man named McAllister, at Dover,
in Pope county, and commenced
firing, killing McAllister and
shooting his wife in the arm, which
was afterward amputated. The
affair seems to have grown ont Of
an old feud existing between Nc
Allister and the attacking parties
Laconia, n. H., Jan. 31.-David
E. Blodgett killed his wife to .day
at the house Of their daughter, or
her refusal to return with him tt
their home in Baltimore, Vermont
The woman was nursing their in
FAINT child at the time.
Louisville, Jan. 2S.-A specia
tOthe COurier-Journal saysa street
fight occurred in Liberty, Casey
county, KY, to-day, between tn.
Napiers and Moores and Rays, il
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omnium Gatherum.

Ing W make a MaTQl-UraS 1901
Of herself.
Stonewall Jackson's only
daughter is at school in Char
lotte, N. G.
A man in Greene county, ILL.,,
lost a horse 43 years old.
The Ohio Constitutional Con-
vention has adopted an amend
ment making the terms of the
Supreme Court judges ten
years.
The city marshal of Daven-
port, Iowa, has sued 1892 gen
tlemen for their poll tax.
From every part of Missouri
come very favorable reports Of
the growing wheat crop.
The Alton Qll) Telegraph
thinks that if all the dogtax
of that place is collected, the
city will have money to loan.
If you want to know what a
man thinks Of you, get him
mad. eve never know what
is at the bottom of a stream
until it is stirred up
! The Iowa Changers propose
to settle all things by arbitra-
ton, instead Of lawsuits. The
lawyers don't consider this the
Esq. thing.
Dispatches from Arizona
state that there is much dam
age by floods in many portions
of the Territory. The Indians
are generally quiet.
The wedding-dress of the
late Grand Duchess Marie, of
Russia, was bought in Paris,
and cost $1,000. AS she be-
longed to the Russian Bear
family, she ought to have ap-
peared in a bear skin.
New Jersey paid about $780,
900 last year for Legislative
printing.
The Brunswick (Me.) Tele.
graph wants to hire a man to
shoot book agents.
Bulwer said that journalism
! is more fitted to destroy bad
governments than to construct
foundations for good ones.
The Western lumbermer
talk of holding a convention 0.
their trade. They ought tt
have some good material for {
platform.
Nodaway county, Mo, stands
at the head in the State as t.
the number of oranges of Pa
irons of Husbandry, having 43
the next highest being 36 ir
Sullivan.
"The cause of Woman Suf
frage''-Scarcity Of husbands
Hebron,N. h. recently made
the most of the first opportu
nifty afforded it in Is years il
witnessing a wedding.
| A subscriber to a Troy pape:
paid up the other day after be
ing in arrears for % years.
J Andrew jackson was accus
ed of bad spelling, but Johl
Randolph defended him by de
claring that "a man be a foo
who could not spell a wore
; more ways than one"
| From a census based on it
new city directory, New Or
leans claims a population Q
23O.9S5.
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IL Richmond county, S. c., last
scar, 10000 acres Of land were
forfeited for nOn-payment of taxes,
more than a ffth OF the total area
Of the country.
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A Dubuque young lady gave up
the man she loved and took the
o0e her parents favored in cOnsld-
efation of the sum of S3 aud a sky
blue merino dress. ts
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w Weather wet, cloudy
and chilly this week. Heavy
frost this morning.
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Mr.. Edward Tisdale of North
ondgewater, Mass, has published
card stating that che has not
oome to an untimely end by CON-
A'sting Suicide" We suppose shat
" must take his word for it.
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A Brooklyn dealer offers to sell
pistols at half price to all young
men who contemplate blowing
out their brains on account of
disappointment in lover.
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: az See notice of Mr.. B. F
Oneal in another column.
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New Advertisements.
TO TAX PAYERS.

IL lAA Il "A EtS.
T will pay the Parish Licenses and Tax
i for Ordinary Fund, due the Parish of
Bossier, for any one who brings me ninety
B. +. ONEAL.
February Z, 1874. n46-4t
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H- The Police Jury of this
parish convened here Wednes-
day. After three days active
service, the Body adjourned
until their next regular meet.
ing in April. We will publish
their proceedings entire in our
next issue.
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cincinnati billiard player was
's'eiy arrested for pocketing the
balls.
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W Mr.. N. F. Cox, for sew
eral years q citizen of this par
ish, left our village last week
for his old time home in Geor-
gia. He and his wife have our
kind wishes for their better fu-
'ture prosperity.