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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15

such as that house warming which the
Doctor has promised us, when his Villa
is completed.
Mr.. Morris Wolf, having purchased n
lot between DR.. Stocking and MIR. Frey
han, has in course of erection q residence
which will no doubt vie favorably with
those of his two neighbors. Tho build
ing will also be of the Swiss style, one
story, the main building containing scv-
en- rooms and Il hall, with a wing or back
building for kitchen, servants room etc.,
it is now only in an embryonic state and
has not progressed far enough TO us to
form a just idea of what it will be.
Mr.. Freyhal.'s residence we thought
completed some months ago, but addi
tions and improvements are being added,
and the grounds arc assuming IL hand
some appearance. These three residences
are to be titted up with Roberts ,as APP
paratus, and all the late improvemc hts.
in water pipes, baths, etc. When COM
pleted, and the grounds adorned as con-
templated, they will be three model
homes and will form ncighborhoou that
our little city may be proud of. We com
mend tho spirit of these gen tlemcn for
their home decorations, and would gladly
welcome many moro 'sich' that would
improve and ado I'll our villages.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15
HISTORIC GROUND.

At the foot of Look out Mountain, near
Chattanooga, Tenn., was fought many Il
hard battle during the war.
On that same ground, nearly forty
years ago victory was gained more
glorious than any gained by our armies.
A remedy was there discovered for liver
diseases that excited the wonder OF
scientific men and physicians. Purely
vegetable, it cxcellcd III curative prop
critics the mineral drugs, such as Gallo
mel, and was as harmless to the system
. and almost rs pleasant to the taste as
coffee. This world famous remedy is DR..
A. G. Simmons Vegetable Liver Mcdi-
cine, manufactured by NJ. A. Thcdforls
& Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is for sale
by DR.. Mumford and DR.. Brooks, who
have some trirl packages which will be
given to all applicants free of charge.
May IS, rs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15

JUDGE EEvISEE, one OF the LOUIS
lana Hayes electors, testified yes
terday that his name, as suhscr'b"
cd TO The two sets Of certificates
which were forwarded from Lou
is,ana and wen: before the Elec'o.
raj Commission, were rank ana
uumitigated Iorgeries. This was
also his belief respecting the names
of three others of the eight cleo
tors. The name Of Governor kel'
logg, in attestation of the genuine,
ness of the certificates, he believed
TO be genuine, Thus it is proven
that the very papers winch he
Electoral Commission received t'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15
A HAPPY STATE.
Columbus (MlSs.) Democrat.

Columbus (MlSs.) De'ii'cra'.
Mississippi has no public debt
except small amount IT, innd
bonds which are held at h"me and
are worth their face III gold. tate
lax is very low and county tax s
are rensouab4y 20. Absolute peac>
and ,,uiet reign throughout Ee'
border The court dockets, civil
and criminal, are clearer than ever
before, and Judges and District
Attorneys get whole weeks OF rest
after the circuit cgins. Except
uoli taxes, but little has been car
ricd to the delinquent list ID an
of the counties. We have PLENTY
10 eat aud rea- enable health. We
have no tramps except Noriherr
ones. and these are usually qule
and iaoffensive. Horses and catt't
are in good condition. aud hog
have rest from negro thieves an(
cholera. THERE'S no party STRIFE
Democrats and Radicals have for
gotten Their past animosities' am
dwell together in t.eacc. The da'
" whiskey' bill OF the rop"Iauo'
is light and growing lighter. II
spile of wind and weather, Gro
pros pccls arc fair. But we gum
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15

FIREMEN's P1C-NIC.-Owing to
the Indictment weather the boys
were disa ppointcI in thei. Picnic
last Thur sday, and il the reported
accumulation of roast chickens,
pigs, stage pianks, ice cream, etc,
be true, you bet :! somebody's vile,
will consult old Prof. Tice's alma
nae before she makes preparations
for the next picnic. The commit
tee of arrangements, deter mined
not to be baf1ied by the weather,
ended the day with a ball at Fire
mems Hall, which proved quite a
success. and the dancing kept up
until the wee sma hours Of the
morning.
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l0'bs.--On our tour of inspect
Nass ago We visited the suberbs
p'eased to see the improve
y On in the vicinity of the
W. road" DR.. Stockings resi-
smaly approaching completion
neat and snowy appearance L.
n.m mas been displayed in the in
W., ~, rs exterior structure of the
,he house is of the "Swiss
%l'" the rooms we'll lighted,
N.Y. As the Doctor is arcak on
'ehter portion of the second
,r WI 'ltted up expressly for this
hm. 'e'nent, and is not only per-
I,ra room, but will make q
'a'' room on special occasions
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15
JOS F. PHI KRAIN
FOOT OF THE HILL,

St. Fr1nciSvil2c.- La.
- ESPECTFULLY announces to the
II, citizens of East and West Fcliciana
and Pninte Coupec, that he has from 3lSt
of October last, withdrawn from the firm
OF Moses Mann, and has no more conncc-
ton whatever with that firm or any other
firm, of which all parties interested will
please take special notice.
He has opened on his own account. at the
foot of the hill, in Farrelly's building,
next to the Post Office, where he may
be found at all times with u brand now
stock of goods; consisting in part of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, White
Gontls, Ladies' Dress Goods, Clothing,
Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Boots ARD
Shoes, HouSe-keercrs Attic
les. Not IONS.
PR WI S I Q N s
Fancy ard Family GroccIics. Western
Produce, Banging 81 Tics, Plantation
Supplies, Crockcry, Glass ware,
and in fact every thing to be
fuundiu an ;Ip,lDannt and
carefully selected
stock of goods.
AS for cheapncss. all he asks is a trial. aud
he il, Sangunc that none would leave his
store dissatisfied. All country produce
such as cotton, wool hides and MOSS pu:
haScd. highest prices paid.
NDV- l.! -. ~.
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s'
,le.s arc referred to the col
announcements"
bs ofpeacc prepare for war;
tme clay in Il supply of coal.
b aud get it.
audidatcs only, for sheriff,
e,s out squarely subject to
dthe acknowledgements
ation."
Net attention to the advertise
up. V. Il. Howell, Principal,
|,he order Of exercises ut Fell
hs Institute on the OCCASION
nal examinations and COM
les are daily made of us as to
udidates for Office. In answer
will state that the SENTINEL
nler the lead of announce
tvho arc before the people 50
\ the fascinating novel by
brill, Of Woodvillc, is for sale
bis Drug Store.
|rw palatial steamer John w.
Vii arrive at our landing on
Eqslness trip, on "Wednesday
|Gt, in place of the champion
which steamer lays up for
Fsfor ovcrhiuling aud lcpai Mt
htOry to the fall campaign. We
who wish to inspect the finest
Of Steamboat architecture er-
Jon hand Wednesday and get Il
Ne Cannon.
rather has been wretched du-
Eeater part of the week. Since
i last there has been contin-
rains, filling the bottoms,
b, doing the crops no good. At
! writing there is no prospect
rp.
hers Liver Pills are as innocent
Jet all powerful as the remover
Is, They are II superior family
sale by all Druggists.
|ew road ovcrsccr for the 10th
Eown,j Mr.. Il. Il. Lawson, is pre-,
enter e-crgctic;llly upon the
|of his duties. He Is tho sri hi
be right place." and doubtless
Tissue we viii! be ahlc to an
bat the streets of St. Francis
hding the big hill and the but
the Wcderstrandt place, hav,
In first class order. -1propos o
ftof streets and roads,-canno'
f Jury do something towards
fdlng or repairing the bridg'
Ross dwelling in this village
Pa matter of public coMreni
worthy ofaUtention. If it can
i'll good order at present, i
least be closed, SO tat no on
ithelr neck. It's Il dangerou
feyes don't deceive us.
may take "Wings" at Mum
STINEL favors no individual
0lque within tho Democratic
faVe party. When the convcr
nave spoken it will support til
IN tie meantime, it is ind
any aud all factions, if any C,
AM'-On Tuesday last, we ha
'te OF meeting Hon. r. NJ. LUIS!
f'tpt. Public Education. NJ
~ on a tour of inspection of tt
4"o's OF the State, and espresso
\ highly pleased with the orgar
'Du administration of tho scloo
parish.
40S Is directed TO the public;
vu' Sd. Powell, relating to I'll
WV WV OF clubs and the prospect,
''Ae Parish Convention. AL.
VI The President of tho. Paris
Committee, conveninr til;
''D'ehs Hall on Saturday ne,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15
Buokinghana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and effectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. H.
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers In Goais!nes.
Cd. BROOKS,
Agent.
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esetfully' ". r, SMITH.

<st Feliciana May 20, 1873.
lt the request of many
..unce myself a candidate for
' Sheritf of this Parish, sub
animation of tho Democrat
(sre party. If elected. l
sllow.citizens that l will
,ssrate with tho other Paro-
l'gtiss in all efforts at econ
I..nchment in tho administra-
I,s,irs of the parish.
''' ROBERT 5. PERCY.
,rr- JOHN j. BARROW.
,,e nomination of the Parish
.Democratic and Conservative
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-15

DID GIN business you can engage in.
DID i S. to $50 per day made by
any worker OF either sex, right in their
own localities. Particulars and samples
worth So free. Improve your spare time
at this business. Address STlNSON Il Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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FOR SHERIFF.
|,.,oc;syille, May %, 1873.

,.,rcisyille, May %, 1910.
ls .o announce mo as n can
ea as;ce Of Sheriff of this Pa
ol .ns Denocratic---C onscr-
pi If nominated. and
\ nca.;;thfnlly discharge the du-
m and mt such salary us the
In 1I.0', ' in their wisdom and ef-
'u. pun. ment and reform shall
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4 SXABO
M f r G. II n " 7 T.4IL O R..
PpfNCJpAI STREET

Bayou Sara, La,
Announces to the citizens Of West
Fcliciana and ncighboring Parishes and
Counties, that he has always on hand 4
complete and scasonablc stock of goods
and that he guarantees perfect s:,tiss
faction in fitting, and quality of good,
and work. Charges reasonable.
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OFFICIAL.

MAYORS OFFICE, BAYOU SARA, La,
April 20, 1878.
At a called meeting of the Council of
Bayou Sara held this day, the following
resolution was passed:
Resolred, That the Revenue BIZ of
1877 with al the amendments be adopted ,
and that TIE tax be fixed ut I mills, for
the ensuing year.
JNO. +. IRVINE, Mayor
w. l.. BELL, Clerk.
May II, 1s7e--1no
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PENSIONS !
BOUNTIES =! PENSIONS
BOU.NTIES

VERY SOLDIER disabled in the
- Military or Naval Service is emit tied
to Il pension. Wounds. diseases, r"p--
lures and mi urirs OF every kind rccciEcd
in the line Of duty are pensl"nahlo-
INCREASED PENSIONS
We make I: Spc
cialty.
SURVIVORS of the WAR of 1912
arc entitled tOa pension for life of -
per month Widows are entitled to pen
sions for til: msDlvcS and minor children
under certain conditions.
Every MEXICAN WAR survivor should
send in his name ut once as an llnpor-
tant bill affecting their interests is now
pending before Congress.
BOuSry CLAIMS will receive special at
tcntion. Application for full particulars
shonld be made. to tho unlersi yncu i'm
mcaiatoly.
CFIAS. NJ. BARROW,
Agent for Conar1 & Co.
MAY 1S-:,,u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-31

GERMANIA SOCIAL VEEEIN.-This society,
composed OF a number OF German young
men Of this city, had its first anniversary
celebration Monday night at Sanger Halle,
the festivities being attended by the men,
bers Of the Verein and many invited guests.
The entertainment consisted OF a onc-act
play entitled "Studentenstreche," the
principal parts being sustained by Mcssrs.
c. II. Phillips and C. w. Leonhard, and
Misses E. Brimmer and A. Jacob. The
acting was very good and the audience was
highly pleased. Voelker's orchestral band
rendered several fine oyertures, including
"Piuue Dame" and "Lustspiel," and
selections from " Lucretia BorSia,'
uGiroHe Girofla," &c. Professor T. j.
Minor also added materially to the enjoy
ment Of the occasion with several beautiful
statuary representations. After the pro-
gramme was concluded the floor was cleared
and the pupils OF Terpsichore took posses
sion and held it until the small hours OF
morning, enjoying the pleasures OF tue
dance.
The success OF the entertainment is due
TO the fine management Of the committee
Messrs. F. C. Ebel, c. W. Leonhard, j.
Braughtigam, c. Lingser, and j.. hrausse.
The Yerein at its last meeting elected the
following officers for the ensuing term
President, NJ. f. Richter; glce-President :,
F. C. Ebel; Secretary, c. W. Leonharo
Treasurer, William Wallner; Serseant-at'
Arms, II. F. Phillips.
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Very respectfully,

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting Of Richmond Lodge. No. 13S, In
dependent Order Good Templars, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Worthy Chief
Templar, J. r. Parker; Worthy Vice
Templar, Miss Eva Wilson; Worthy Secre-
tary, Robert Christian; Worthy Assistant
Secretary, Miss G. c. F. G. Ammons;
Worthy Chaplain, D. r. Booker; Worthy
Financial Secretary, Charles G. Butler;
Worthy Treasurer, Miss Lidia Baxter;
Worthy Marshal. Charles E: Richardson !;
Worthy Deputy Marshal, Miss Cora Yea
man; Worthy Inner Guard, Frank Dough-
ty; Worthy Outer Guard, John F. Tyler;
Worthy Right-Hand Supporter, Miss II.
Ellis; Worthy Left-Hand Supporter, Miss
Matte Curry; Past Worthy Chief Templar,
Charles E. Fitzwilson. Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Deputy James D. Redwood will in
stall the above-named officers Tuesday eve
ming next.
This Lodge is in fiourishing condition,
and bids fair to become the banner lodge OF
the State.
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LOCAL M. M.AffIERS.

MR. RAINsFoRD,s EVANGELICAL WORK AT
Sr. PAUL,s. We have noticed at length the
very interesting meetings which Mr., Rains
ford has been holding at ST.. PauPs, and yet
the half has not been told. That the interest
Is increasing there cannot be doubt. Large
plumbers Of persons visit the Yestry-room
and lecture-room daily to converse private
Ely with Mr.. Rainsford or the, pastor OF the
rchurch, and the indications are that there
will not only be q large class for the Bishop
when he pays his next visit to Richmond,
but that the work OF this great evangelist
will be seen and felt to great degree in
every Protestant cong ngregation in the city.
The congregation at the tBible-reading at
12 NJ. yesterday was perhaps the largest
that ever gathered within the walls Of the
sacred edifice, and. Mr.. Rainsford's preach
ing on "belieYing on Christ, and what it
means" went beyond anything heard in
elequence or pathos in this city for many a
day. The congregation seemed moved to
the heart, and many persons were effected
to tears. ssr, - s
Last night there was another immense
gathering-fully as large as that at the
morning serVice-and Mr.. Rainsford
preached one OF his practical, stirring,
pointed sermons on John lii, 14th verse
/" And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the
even SO mustthe son OF man be
lifted up" .sf.L..,g
Services will continue as heretofore. The
eastern gallery will be reserved for busi-
ness-men until five minutes to II O'Clock.
On Saturday both services-12 M. and L.
M.-will be omitted; and the second week
Of the mission will commence on Sunday,
February Sd,
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THE THEATRE-MISs FANNY DAVENPORT.
The DAILY Company completed their brief
engagement here last night, playing Gas
You Like IT, with Miss Fanny Davenport
as the fair Rusalnd. OF the merits Of the
company we have heretofore spoken in
terms of strong commentator, and nothing
has occurred to lessen that estimate. They
have plenty of talent. At the same time it
may be said that the play last night was hot
as well rendered as the "School for Sean
daln or "Pique." The casting OF the
parts might have been better as to some
OF the actors. Miss Davenport played very
smoothly and satisfactorily, il not bril-
liantly, and won frequent applause. She
sang the Cuckoo song with very decided
success. Mr.. Barrymore, rs Orlando, was
dashing lover-not one OF the conven-
tionally stage order, but Of 4 real kind to
win and keep girls heart. Mr.. William
Dayidge was the Touchstone, and very
good one. Mr. Fisher, an old favorite, was
JACQUES. Mr.. Fawcett was the eXilcd
Duke. Comicality is his speciality, and the
character did not suit him. He looked
cramped up in it. The ladies all did
mighty we'll. :,
Miss Eugenia Paul as Audrey, 4 dull
country girl; Miss Hamblin as Celia, and
Miss Vinton as Phoebe, deserve to be re-
membered.
Mr.. Daly's company deserve success, and
hundreds of people here who have enjoyed
their plays earnestly hope that they vii
secure it wherever they so. They had very
fair houses, taking into consideration the
attractions with which they on some nights
competed. A company like this is, how
ever, very expensive, and it is doubted il
they will carry away very much money
| from the city.
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PERSONAL very singular mistake was
made yesterday in a notice Of the death OF
the treasurer Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. 1t was intended to say that A1r.
James j. Tracy, who had been the trca-
surer of the road, was dead; not Mr.. Lowe,
who is one of the directors Of the road.
Mr. Bocock has received telegram from
Mr.. Mccormick which leaves no doubt that
the Mccormick telescope is intended for
the University OF Virginia; for no other
Virginia institution. Mr.. Mccormick seems
to be impatient at the delay in the acceptance
of his offer, which includes an obligation
on the part OF the State to build an obser-
yatory at cost of about 100000. The cost
Of the telescope is $4,000 in gold.
The Governor has reappointed DR.. j. w.
Harris State vaccine agent.
Among, the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were H. W. Sibey, New
York; W. F. Graves, Liberty; &. Il.
Calerton, Albemarle; E. R. johnson, Anne
liza; L. NJ. Butler, Hanover; J. Fl. Carter,
Buckingham J. w. Mitchell, Campbell ;
G. E. Taylor, Botetourt; j. NJ. Darlington,
Halifax; NJ. d. Tate, Smyth; j. s. Har.
grove, Caroline; J. w. Stow, Lynchburg,
and w. W. Kenney, Louisa.
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Charles O'Conor is not to be interviewed
on the subject OF the Hicks-Lord marriage.
He says: ..Months have elapsed since l
formed determination never again to per
NIT any one to interview me on any sub
iect wbateYer." For once the irrepressiible
interviewer is r-matched.-Ne,c HorE
Mail. Brave old COO. !-Bulletin.
Riches will never take wings and fly
away IL you sprinkle little economy on
its TAIL Whitetall Times.
IL your dinner-beli has lost its clapper
you can still have your napkin-ring.-Phit
adelphiG Bulletin.
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swept off by the winds, vanished in the dis
tance, and sky reappeared studded with
stars. The English then reached the cross
roads mentioned by Dolores, and u little fur
ther on they came in sigbto Of The town and Of
the bay, upon which were riding the vessels
carrying at their, mdstheads the standard
OF England. All forgot their sufferfngs
in order to salute 1t with q joyful hurrafi !
"The ordeal was pretty severe, SER
geant, !" said Williams, appro reaching Peters !,
I" but we have escaped at last. !" ,'.1 .e Yes !,
thanks to that woman there" said the.
Irishman, pointing to the sutler; you
see, corporal, that pity isn't such bad adj
wiser after all, and that til often better to
save an enemy than to kill him." s+.i" ":... i.
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THE MINsTRELs Northumberland
Robinson's Minstrels will appear at the
Theatre, and will doubtless play to full
house. This is the way one Of the Lynch-
burg papers speaks of the company:
eve do not hesitate TO say that the enter
tainment by this troupe Saturday night was
one OF the very best OF the kind ever given
in Lynchburg. The music, wit, fun, and
comicalites were all good, and there was
nothing coarse or vulgar. The audience
were profuse in their signs OF enjoyment.
We are sure that none will be disappointed
who may go to see them."
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THE RICHMOND GRAIN-ELEvAToR CoMPA-
NY.-Messrs. John P. Branch Chairman,
Franklin Stearns, George S. Palmer, L. l..
Bass, and Philip HaxalI, the committee ap-
pointed by the Corn and Flour Exchange
to solicit subscribers to the stock in the
Richmond Grain-Elerator Company, are at
work in earnest with fine prospect OF early
success. This important enterprise ought
to be controlled and managed by our own
citizens, so as not only to make it good
paying investment, but also to make this
large grain market.
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The MOZART THIS EVENING. G.-The pro-
eramme for this evening will be very at
tractiye, and will consist OF both lnstru-
mental and vocal selections. The orchestra
will perform three pieces-an overture
waltzes, and beautiful pot pour71 by Ze-
koff. Mr.. Kessnich will play SOLO ior
violin, and, with Messrs. Thilow and KEN IN
hardt, a trio by Reissiser. Mrs. Jonn d..
Knowles, Jr., will sing two solos Ior altoy :,
HTo the Portrait OF the Absent Mother, !,
with 'celIo obligato by Mr. ThiloW, anu
nThe Storm" by Hullab.
The Baton will be full OF Interesting
.nntter. 81 @E
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4nlllllond 9 iispatfIl.
gg. TIE cIRcuLATGoEo OF THE BlsPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE coMBISED cIROu.
:LATIoN oFsALL THE OTHER DArLf NEWS
PAPERS 0FiGHE CITY. ,S2s. ,ss3sss
THURsD JANUARY al, 1875.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To- DAY.. For she Middle
Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, increasing and high
easterly winds, and falling barometer. 80
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy,
rainy weather, high. warm easterly winds,
falling barometer, followed at west stations
by rising barometer. colder west winds
For the East Gulf Ssatess colder, clearing
weather, northwesterly winds, and rising
barometer. .- ,,sis,5, s..
For the West Gulf States, colder, clear
or partly cloudyiweather, northwest winds,
and rising barometer, followed ID Texas by
falling barometer, and winds shifting TO
warmer southerly.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer cloudy weather, with rain or snow,
variable winds, mostly from northeast to
southeast. In Tennessee, higher pressure; !;
in the Ohio Valley, lover pressure. -
Off.shorc signals continue Mt Indiapola
and Galveston.
Cautionary signals continue at Mobile,
st. Marks, Jacksonville, Savannah, Tybee
Island, Charleston, Smithviile, Wilmington,
Cape Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk,
Cape Henry, Norfolk, Cape May, Atlantic
City, Barnegat, and Sandy Hook; and are
ordered for New York, New London,
Woods Hole Boston, Thatcher's Island,
Portland, Eastport, and Baltimore.