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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-30
r OF ST.. NJ J
October %, 1873. :

Mr.. Editor PLEASE inform the
public that have Just received the
first edition Of the Plantation Diary
Of the late Mr.. ValcOur Aime, and
that | will at once proceed to jour
nry through, the river parishes for
the purpose Of offering the work to
Planters. The numerous meteoro-
logical data, thus furnished, will be
found OF great interest, and may
serve hereafter to frame a rule tor
the prediction of cold weather-a
rule similar to that OF Marshall
Bngrand tor the prediction Of other
changes Of weather, which is EN-
bodied in the work offered. The
attention of Planters is specially
called to the remarks of Mr.. Anne
concerning frozen cane. The cost of
publishing the manuscript having
been vastly underestimatcd, the
price of one volume is changed from
s3 to s., except for the subscribers
to whom | have %alrcail.. pledged
myself. trust that the Diary will
receive all the patronage it deserves.
bnt will feel much more amply re
warled, should l succeed in con-
vrylng valuable information to the
patrons OF %husbandry.
Your obcdient servant.
ALB. FERRY.
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OFFICIAL,
Proceedings
-oF 1lil.--
BOARD or N'HOOL DIRECTORS.

st. James, Nov. 18th: 1873.
The School Board OF the Pan ssh
OF st. James met this day at The
Court House of said pari,,, rt,g>u
ant to il sepccial call Of the Prc,i.
dent.
Members present:
J.'Gem,il, president, J. L. PochG,
Tlnie>plIore Duga>, \. Pial>anc,'
ANA j. l.. Gaudrt.
Absent, NJ. Tircuit and T.. n.
Martin.
On motion. the rcadln. Of the mi
nutrS OF the previous Lrctii,. WAS
dispensed with.
The designations of Mrs. I. La,.
dry. teacher OF the sixth, ward Will
/. school, and OF Wallace j.OrNrr,
teacher OF the seventh ward cOIolt,t
school. We're then read, and on mo
tlonot j. T.. pucllc, said designations
were accepted.
The following appointments Were
then made By the Board :.
ID. j. Richard. teacher 9th. ward
white schoo! vice Mas. Landry ~.
signed.
Mrs. Louise ID. BrItau1. 9th.
ward white school vice ID. j..
Richard transferred to The 9th.
ward.
Miss. Mary J. Thompson, teacher
9Th. ward colorc,l school Vice w.
Locker resigned.
L. X. DcLosny, t~eacllc! otll. ward
white school.
The applications Of Miss. Ellen
Kennedy, Cecilia y. Hranlai>, MIS-.
j. l.. FaucileuX, =. \. Martin. 10.
appointment rs school teachers.
were, on motion of \. rlai>anrr. fl
vorabiy considered and re erred t.,
the committee on teachers.
The committee OH claims then
submitted the following report:
St. James, Nov. 18th. 1873.
To the Hon. the President and
members OF the School Board:
The undersigned, your committee
appointed to examine into the old
indebtedness of the Board. beg lea
We to report their approval OF the
following bills:
Il. Part for rent of school house
in 1876 as per sworn statement he
rein attached. ..Sto,OO.
Robert Il. Harp for books
and stationery furnished in
1919 and lS16............. 1895.
AS. Barnes 4 Co.. station
cIS -,'o.
5000.
Your committee having had no
more bills presented to them for ap
prevail, beg leave to be discharged.
Respectfully,
A.. PLAISANCE,
j. l.. GAUDET.
On motion of j. Il. PochG. the abo.
We report was adopted, and the com.
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LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
Life Insurance Go.
Corner .~CarOndelet and Grayier Streets.
1yGW U2IGAJSo

SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President.
JOHN II. PIKE. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
This Company has paid 10 the families of
policy holders over $3310. 900. during the past
eight years.
If you want safety, security and fair deal
ing. insure your life in this Home Southern
Institution.
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Official formal LIZ L~OrIslANAlS.
POLICE JURY. "
President. \. l.. bourgeois:
>,rrrtnry. Emile J. Iairhr:
Members. j. 4. Drnllirt. }. Is. Frrchnrd.
Frli,irn Wagnr>park. D"~ir" Leblanc, Jn.
mes Davis. Alfred Mirs. Henry .l"l'ns"n.
Felix p. pochr, Richard a. Harrison.
SCliOO. BOARD.
President. j. Grntll:
Secretary. j. Louis Gandrt:
Members. j. T.. Purl,". Mnrcrlin Tlr-
emit. Alfred plai>anrr, y. Nnlna Martin.
ThrlrSpilnre Du.aS, A..W T!l"lnpS"n, II. J."
TlirrauI.
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HENRY FEITEL.
VS.. so. 251.
WILLIAM MILES.

Second Justice Court, in aud for the
Parish of st. James.
by virtnc Of Il writ of I'ieri Fncias to me
directed by the Hon. VIM. II. Iawton Sc
cond justice of the n,-ac". IN and for tie
lGll Ii of 81. james. | will proceed to sale
at nnb1.r auction. at the C"'rt House. in
said parish. ON Saturday November 3Oth.
- ~ 10 O'rlork a. N. The interest Of de-
iriidant t"u" hait} w. !; certain Two inch
Gable. about five acres $3.50 feet in lenght:
nml cl,cnk lines. seized ia the above tnti-
tied sui.
Terms: Cash on the spot.
MOSES LIPSCOMD.
TO stable.
st. James parish Nov. -. tn ISIS.
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18th PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

loi1 HOHOSED
For amendment, s.6
Against amendment, 13GO
10TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
r"f amendment, $50
Against amendment, 1:sni,
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
FOR amendment, SIS
ASa'hs' amendment. 1856
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 11s
Against amendment, 1914
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment. -oa
Against amendment, 1223
20TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, -.
Against amendment, 1916
21sT PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
amendment. IN
Against amendment, 113l
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Parish of st. james.

Parish of st. James.
Richard SimaS-
p,rr.s,ntotiycs....) Vincent Dickinson.
Lncien Como.
Parish Julyc......... !. Siskr"n,
Parish A,,ornry......J. Il. Winchester,
CLERK Of onrt........E Emile !. Laicl,c,
Recorder. Louis Dngas,
T,.osur,r. Henry Fcite!,
T,< Collector .....E G. Mirc.
sheriff Victor Miles.
tnron,r lulrs Leblanc,
Parish, phvsician.....P NJ. Lamhrcm"nt.
Assessor Dnrnier.
Supervisor of Regis
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ADMISSION

granted to young men and vonths
not under fourteen years Of age.
who are proficient in The branches
Of a common English education.
They can enter at amy time during
the session, and be charged only from
date OF entrance. Students may be
residents of other States.
- State for hen"tiriaryi cadets
cannot be received until the LpgiS-
|ature makes an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition ard the use of library and
apparatus arr absolutely free. Stu.
!rn'S can find good boarding in Ba.
ton Rouge, for about Sl5 a month:
and those who form ..mpSSes.'c can
maintain themselves for So to IS
month.
EXpESSEs FOR A MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses rermOnth-Boarn.
lodging and servant attendance.
So: washing and mendins, So 80:
fuel and lights. 80 cents: medical at.
tendance. 81 total. SIC: or for the
session of nine months sl4l. or IL.
that rate for part Of session. Pawn
bic monthly in advance. Contint
gent expenses per SeSSion-estima-
ted-uniIorm clothing. 81; text.
books and stationery SIS, medici.
hes 50: b%reakageS and contingent.
cies. 50; total. So. Payable s4S on
entrance, balance 324 JANUARY |. In
case Of withdrawal from the insti.
tuition, cadets will he charged only
tor the time OF attendance. except
that there will he no remission of
fees for the last two months of the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy,and desirable for delicate
youths who may not Ge able to stand
Il colder climate.
For further information. address
ID. L. BOYD.
President.
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10 at :, OlO..... ......... 5000
$794,2O
Equal to amount of appropri.
alton.
And there being no further bust.
less, on motion Of j. Il. Poclie the
Board adjourned to meet on the LIST.
saturday of december 1873.
j. GENTIL,
President.
j. L. GAUDET,
Secretary.
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Pa1CL.\M ALTON.

Whereas. it is provided hy law
that the sheriff shall give Public
Proclamation of the General Flee.
ton held in this Parish. on Tues
day. Novrml": 9th. 1873: therefore.
|. Victor Miles. Sheriff of the Par.
isl, Of st. James. do i>>rr, this my
proclamation for the purpose Of
giving the result of SAID election.
to wit I:
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-30
COURSE OF STUDY.

Embraces a wide field Of litera.
turr and science: and for the pres.
cnt parents will select the studies
which they may wiS!, their sous to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as stndies. only obligatory
on the cadets who are qnartered III
the University hnil'ling, and option.
al with either students, who board
in Baton Rouge. TO Income "Stnd-
rnt" or "cadct," is optional with the
parent.
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TO THE ~TAX-pAYERS.

The tax payers of the Parish o:
ST. James are mr,b\ notified that
after the LIST. vi Il, crm"cr two per
cent IL month Will br levied as pc.
4Ealty to the amount OF their taxes.
Il. Z. MiRE.
Tax Collector.
st. james, Nov. 2JiiI. 1873,
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SATURDAY, NOV. 30. 1878.
Official Directory
rourth Judicinl District,

comprising the Parishes Of Ascension
ST. james, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Henry Dnt'"l,
District Acknowledgement. u. Ea''lar''
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Scycnth Senatorial District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension
aud St. James,. a....
S,nt. senate. IRE Landry.
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ST.. JAMES No. -, 1873.

81. JAMES No. =, 1913.
a special meriin. ut the Police
Jury of st. Jancs is hereby called
tor saturday ,hr7'h. Of Etn'mbrr
1873, ut the ,,>Hd7 time and place.
BY order Ol the President,
LINAlN EOuKG EDlS.
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ltatt vanmioern" babe ct v;ur Sfepiii
anresen" seiast unb pas Wcrt uetelbaft"
babe er um 10 meniser sebrauat ais es
auf benienisen ielblt 3uridfaue, Der ea
ansstpanot babe. gon ben auf9eruf feneu
3eusen wabte meber Der Yolijeilieute
nant Weltler, nod Der Beridterltatter pes
u6ei4Sboten," Saul, nod Der prot.
Miiicnabirector yBansemann, nod, ber
4aufmann Danueubers nit Yeitimmtbeit
gu befunben, bas jeae Nusoriide sefalen
ieten. Staatsanwalt Tefenocrf tritiiirte
5uerit bic 9l,t uno Weile, mie Rd bic 10
cialoemotratiide Pre1e idou nit benz
Prcceiie belddfttBt, fd aud piel nit leis
ner uno ces Directors Sfeia Bcricn be
iddftigt babe nit Der Nnoeutuns, ais Db
bier einmal elm Nttentat periibt meroen Ton.
ne. Gt iei aud idpn piel fad nit Ere
pom inoentifi5irt ncrben; rieleidt iiber.
nebme bic Yrd6oentin Stdsenann nod
bic 0tcote Der Wera @a1ulitid. Der
Staateanpalt erahtete bic 1batladcn
Der @utteslditeruus unb Beleibisun8 oer
euanselifden 9anbestirde fiir erwielen unc
beantraate cine @efan,mtItrafe bon adt
Utonatea @efinsnib. Ser Nnsstlaate
Wtrft perwies earauL eas mad bent 9irnl,
nit lpeldeul Der Yroeeb bon Der cffi3ieaen
uno cilici0ien Brelie einselautet lporoen,
Der Wfansel pes Hemei8matsrials MIR nm
10 greller berDortrete, uno befritt bic
Gcmpetens oes Oberfirdenratbs 3ur Stel=
lung oeS Straf fantras8. Geine Heoe babe
nur bic briitlidziccialen Nsitatoren sesei.
felt; menn oielelten pseoiser ieien, 70
bitten lle nidt in 4usiibuus ibres Beru
fes sebaabelt. Der Geridtsbci eriannte
anf 1reiipreduns me9en Der @otteSldlts
rung, pa9sseu me8en ber ausemeiu se.
baltenen geleioisuus eer Staatstirde
auf 5wei WOnate @efansuib,
--9erne, 80. Npri(. @eltern g(benb
fano Der Wirtb @roppel auf Iener Reael.
balm einen bel ibns ,ppbnenpen &cltsanser
in beiinnunsslcieal 3uitanbe. Der lin
slidlide bate, mie bic 9erner 3uituna
mittbeilt, swei tlaffsnce, ieoenfaus uon
geil9isben herriibrenoe &opfpunben.
wfan peruutbet. oab er bielelben unweit
bes 9aules erbalten Hnb bab er lid, oann
nod bio gum plab, mo er sefunben NOR.
ben, seldleppt bat, ba bic 8(utIpuren
auf bem mad 2ed,e Sdamrod fiibrenoen
Wese az pcrfolsen fno. Der geroadt
Der 2bdteridaft lenft fid auf einen @ifer. |
iadtiSen. Der Serlebte, Elm Staliener.
Elm Verbaltnib init einem Wtib.
den, bas bei eineM Nersmann als 5aus.
baltsri1 8ebient bat. Dieter, be0en
frau nod lebt. aber ieit LANCER i3eit trant |
1T, bat iid ebenfaas um bas Wib4en, |
bemerben, ibm au& nerfprOden, es gu bel |
tatben, faaS feline 6rau ifsrben loate. |
GS 1T fraslid, Ub Der Werlette ben beuti.
aen Nbene nod er(ebt, an elm Durdfpu,.
mea 1T niat ju benten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-25

lie that tas NIT eInem aasemein anertann
ten Gifsr - iie bate fdcn Dor Sabrsn in
Der @rbet Der Msnidsnliebe bsscnnea
Sie ipar bic 1odter zines fdli6ten Gym
NATAL. prUfenors Der 5auptitaot, une ie
uierertclte germ, iie peroanfte Bic Jabistst
gu itren esifunssn Dem etnfaa eolsn Ws'
fen ibres 8atsrs.
Ste wuBte, baB man tbr S6un iiber
ipannt uHb sentimental nannte; Ite fum'
merte lih nifbt barum.
Nus alien 3eitsn bsridtst bic Gage, oab
man auf osm Dess gu 5slo.ntbatsn nit
Nis1sn unb unboleen ,u tampfen babe.
Jrau Yfann bate NIT einem b0brsn uuo
epleru @site gu tdrnpfen eebatt. Sic erin
nsrte fA bes ipStti1hsn Musipruhes BON
0ostbs, bab bic @slt a1er ShSnbsit bar
peroe unb sulebt nur nod @tner les On.
bern barmssr3iser Brubsr JET. Die Ser
ebruns sesen unlern srobsu Diater mar
Elm Jamilisuerte ibres sltsrlihtn 5auies
sspsisu, unb Jrau 9fanu tVnnte es nur
ltmsr oerrintsu, inter bem yerwerfsnoen
9anne hss Soben ;u febsn; iis sslanste
aber bpd su jsner Jreitsit, bic fh bur@
fsine ablplute Yersbruns binoen labt; ie
mar eer ueter3eusuus, bab aud ein @oss
TIE ni@t fur ale 2siten aetren sebcn lam,
Dem unlere 3sit bat bic @clioaritat aasr
gu itrem @eitbe semndt uab ouleet tsin
bios aiibtti1des Gs!hiileben wetr, ia aus
pielem esben fir pas NIsemeine piro eine
neue Cd Snbsit bes Daisins smportpadlen.
Grau Ytann bate burte prO6en su BE-
aebsn. beun 7e besesuete oft elmer @ubteit
FER @eilnnuns, bic ll& gar niht serabnsn
lief, abtr it tlist fanseafs,
lgusti,Suas falsi)
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Ser oeuti@e NprmaI. Nomau.
In sier 8dnben.

w pNt O0UOeu.
1ane T.
MSnof of&einabenb nb-Bades Straub,
SunSes Yaar IN Qieb entbrannt,
9eloin tamult aus REDEEM 6aus,
6elb 10 arm wic 3irdenmaus,
Stot5-fd0n-mutbis- -slat'nbe Seraen,
S4rlre--Neden- Seuber-Sdmer,eu,
@taube-Yiebe-6cfnuns-Sebue
,.3ntauftspldne Croft in Ehranen,
Sw'se Treue--e.p'oe aiGe,
Ginsetret'ne 9inoerniRe,
Atter gfebenbubler-bu!
Sat bslaufat eas RenOe,pcus.
8anb II.
Sonnenanf9ans--9olo'ner Sdimmer,
Scene: Sbres Yaters 3iu.mer,
pelo; nit 6rad uno bobem 6ut.
g1irbt um fie-Sapa in Wntb,
Sdelten--Sdimpfen--tur3e Weis'runs,
Yroteitiren-~ Wutb in Steis'rmus,
Selb btnaus s-oanu Obnmadt-Sd,rei'n
ytebenGubler tritt berein.
Banb III.
3 Ell t: Die Stunbe Der @elpenlter,
Srt; ShSn aiebaens &ammerTsnlter,
@arten-Shatten n-parure 4uft,
NreiteitsfldnSs, BlumenDuh.
Tenlter rffen- &eiietleioer.
5Ufbgub idlafenb-Ebrancn-Qeiter,
Dluht-Verfci8uns = ouutle Wabt,
Yeripruns peiratb - atsemaht,
Yater raft. @nterbuns!"--rennt
Sdreibt etn neues 1eltament.
Vaab ".
Vater frdnfelt- benft an'S Sinh,
Brief pcn WHttern .Toalmt seI6minb!"
BieoerfsbM- iSbnumssldmaas,
Yateriesen tant elm 5aus,
4eeter Wiue: 6ibibaS.
yfsbenbnhler; 9erenidnb.
Sdmissernsutter-bSie aunSe. q
Dcttqr--Anlme -flsiner Sunse.
u@ott perlabt bic Seinen niht!"
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Wtan sebe mad 6 Gcnperie, enn
man billise 8retter wanidt, nur 22 so
baS Iaulenb Sue.
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Widnnern, Trduen uno Rinoern, pelde
an 4rantbeiten leioen, ,tnreinem 8lute eut,
''priuseub, iino Or. Nns. RSnis's 5anl.
burger Tropfen ais elm reineS alt bemdbr>
tes mirtismeS Blut. .9teinisunsss Wtittel
auf'S Beite gu empfebleu, Dieielben rel,
nisen saS Spitem une entfernen ben Reim
Der Rrantbeit, ebe cieielbe gum Nusbru9
tommen fam,
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- Seio ibr nerpSs, idldfris, uerwirrt,
matt, idmad = podt eud baS Ylut nab
oem q len. babt ibr Dispepfas - Dr.
Ausuit &Smis's 9amburSer
4repfeu rperSen eub curiren.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
That Liniment.
Good for Man andBeast.

The King of Liuiments,n it
arrests IN any fresh cut or
wound Al tendency ID infiama-
ton, thus preventing suppura.
sien. Burns and Scalds are
stripped Of their terrors. 1t
Instantly soothrs, and restores
the artiea OF the nerves, thus
allayiug thu pain and checking
the prostration which usually
results from burns and sealds
and ~ many cases prodrrcs
death. It matters nos how
severe the burn or selld, apply
"fhatN linamrut We warrant
instant relief, and i cure with.
out Il scah, il the directions for
use are followed.
Sons SHOULDERS Ann san
nlE CALLS are the most trouble.
eome ailments ct 4 horse. ~
they nterercre with His useful
Hess, whea otherwise able TO
work Apply That Imminent,
II alaNs the inflammation and
soreaess and 10y following the
directions, the Horse can hc
worked until We'll. Gnrgrt and
Sele tcats ON Cows; tho relief
and cure, Warrant |.
Sold III 2ac. foe. and 81 oo
Bottles.
Oar preparations are war
fanted ASS your druggist tor
/ tlmm GAEDEN = MAJOR,
rfoprie ;ora OF ~f iu,t pn il, ,''e @rc
BELMONT, WIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
John kiener keens 4 frosh stock n

John hieiter keeas i fresh stock al
groceries ON hana, and also i large
as y,meat Of dry seeds.
GrgEl: "Why uilln,a,, aaa3,a con
myn tu.atco, Wien tAyy cAn h0y Na'-
burg 6fes. "Seal q North Carolina
Il t,.e sane price,"
ElosA sro,sri,s aad pray >;ans Il
all aiaas causlallNoa htal i, Kim
H.e \ Spgat'ers.
CsgQuet SOS t1f salo Al cost tr-
uie n spratiyys
l, yua want i.rst-c'ass lgy goods
and : 2earies W - Jo!m III .Isrs
opgeste Vim. I, tIeay', Ala1,
iat j, ei,.ur III ,aVH M tha' 'Ne-
can. W. III Ejur Il Spra's1s.
t'al,g sans New gau Il 10 I'M
Meia Is most eiliaeutu S adii~m
,rasss burns, scga..hr, Nd mmN
o,aer us incident u mri and A2as.
SCI, u j. i. y &C. Me.hts
~aray5aY harness lH jt&@ il waa
Iaulc~.m', Harness n,, wh.eh M..i
Keep ea.J and pl4s,. rus = ta2
hes, oil " mrIe tor lcaiae.. &',d
bra.j iAae,s Masefs.
| Uuoie sans Condition Powder pre-
vents ljsy ", pulaas ,.e alesd, jp-
IproNc> BE arrctse, give, smeo.A
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
en- Ssa IL or l'I'a3a

Thc unlaraianefl has ame fnn Nun.
ea,H n II, NIlica hr dasirys ~ se.l Vi.
ttHp@ ~ other stock \so 4 LARGE
nuol eof sheep which I've Will scll or
trllr tpa'v V I!T sHapAnn.
Niacg Point Nur ao ls7s ZIG
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13
lIow ENJOYABLE It Il II feel NJ naye

How ENJOYABLE It IS q fee NJ have
aeyn able To ease ,des@I>l4ss utthe
sal c cd b> bringing e ta"a 81 igr 4
comedy which hiS relieved asm We
earnestly advise et,ly oNo q Keep
eanstlnts4 IN miul" tawSuas Cuc-
I've which, applied eN.oumiiN WI
fentlSe a5 pa,n Eual WhaDlasel~Ss
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-09-13

aba.a far. riA. one rel aad WHITE.
ygarI ..1.,h o,.qear marked.
l,tc oaaar /, reqaa..od III cea.
prove ng5l I3p. nY tmgus tdi ta>a
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FAHNtt.S HOTEL,
A. hcCHTeH4s, proprietor, Opposite nv drroit
Arena, 49, caoU stlales ala ealao lates
attached 10 ii.e ptciaiFes.
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T. pNTE!'I WELD,
O. G. SMITH,

ATTORNEY At Law, nods,yl'e, Wisconsin,
salc, near I'M .o,t OXIDE Attends ~ tae
general piaetice u ~" " TIE Circuit N"Sa y
al the State, and tho oauty Court in all t'2'ale
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rnrncIAS $50 sukoe5s. wii held tatnref III
esdiness to . swr, ii. calls n his profession
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-20
New Haven Items.

Mr.. John Vaughn, who has been
building u house on the lands Of Mr..
John Elliot, just above town, is sick
with fever,
Mr.. Samuel Fry, of Iowa, is on a
Visit to relatives, here.
Mr.. Henry Capehart, we regret to
say, is very sick.
Preaching in all three of the Chur.
ches last Sunday.
There is something very mysteri.
Gus about the correspondence of "W.
L, J.," in last weeks paper. Ho ID
monts that he is not SO favorably sit.
uatcd as We are, and yet he chroni.
cles the events that have occurred in
our town, or just around ii. This
needs explanation.
Mr. c, 4. Hogg gave US n pleasant
call last Saturday.
The young folks have been run.
ming the Valentine business pretty
strong, Take it all in fun boys, and
don't "hy off the handle"
Mr.. Bird Rayburn gave us a call
last week as he passed through town,
Mr.. c. Hoffman is quite ILL.,
DR.. L. +. Roush accepts Agency for
Register, and requests mo to have
tho name of John S. Roush put upon
the subscription list for one year
Nh. Harold says that DO has an
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-20
Hnrtf0rtI' GitY Itenls.

The people from the country say
the roads are awful. Almost impas.
sable. This tends to make business
a litile dull in town.
The Robin arrived home few
days ago, and with it our esteemed
friend, C. l., Harpold. He says the
West is a great country
Not much danger of a failure in
the potato crop in these parts this
season. Why? Because the Robin
on her last trip brought about 14OO
barrels to this city.
Mr.. Craft has sold his house and
lot to Mr.. Saunders, Of Syracuse, o.,
and has gone to work for the Califor-
mia Coal Co.
The 400 foot IS inch sewer is COM
pleted, and is ready to carry off all
the water that comes along.
Mr.. {. C. Harpold is loading two
model barges with salt, and we un-
derstand intends to start them off in
a few days.
The Monitor correspondent seems
to think we discard the doctrine Of
future punishment. We would sug-
gest that if he thinks he can't do
right without believing it, he'd bet
ter believe it, and savehis back from
the stripes that will certainly be in
fliCted upon the guilty. ].
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-20

attendance of so per cent. for last
month, at his school. What school
can beat that2 L. FIR.