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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-05-01

sAw-At Mar.hhcld. Wis, April Or, 1879, of
Consumption, Mrs. EMMA t. SAW, wife of DR..
W. Saw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-05-01
b USINESS DIRECTORY
TIAs. nERsCHLFB,
WAGON & BLACKSMITH SHOP

konembeIthe place, head o1the plank ROa"
IL III i Scarf Hill, east of the Kablln House
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
ShcriH's Sale.
The State of Louisiana-Parlsh OF "es'
Celiciana.

The State of Louisiana-Parlsh Oh "cs'
rRT.vons va Mrs NJ johnson,
VIM Sadler VS. Mrs NJ johnson:
No 1SOO and 1877 on the docket OF the
Parish Court of East Felicana.
VIRTUE of and in obedience TO
Is two writs of Fl ia issued IN the ABOVE
SIv1ed suits from said honorable CouiS
and to me directed, l have selIeu az! ..
taken into my possession, and VIII oiiei
for sale in front of the Court house, III
81 Francisville, Parish of west tellclana'
SAID State, on
Saturday, March 1st, 1879
this being the first Saturday OF sad
| month. at the hour of 10 o CLOCK. Il LIZ
| Of said day, the following descrlpeu Pio-
pa! 20. tain tract of land known as the
Johnson place, situated in the fatlsn "a "
vest Feliciana and composed OF inc oig
| CLANCY tract, the Smithtie'd trac1 ano
Chiuuuepin hill tract, amounting TO Sra
enteen hundred (17OO) acres more OF less
and bounded on the north ny Janus y
Dickerson and william HargaoIne, e's
hv lands of Isaac Free!and ana MIS- ~
<ins. south by lands OF the ClIlze,ls b''i -
and G w Edwards. and West ny ILLUS
Mrs Isabelle Mathews.
TrpMs OF sAIE-On a credit Oh twelv
months for what it will bring, purchaser
tn .rive q twelve months bond with NJ
,roTed personal security, with mortgage
J and vendors privilege retained upon I'll
, nronerty sold until the final payment
= the purchase price. ,.,,o,u
;. ce,-o Sherii
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

EyMr. Chalmers, Mr.. Singleton ana Mr..
Hooker Saturday demonstrated to MI
bragg several things. Perhaps the most
impoTtant truth they inculcated was that
they and the Southern States which thy
represent are not in Congress or IN the
Union on sutferance, but as full ana
equal partners in all the blessings secur-
ed Nv the Constitution. as well as par
takers Of the burdens imposed ny 1T. Inc
stalwart Republicans, to whom 1or th!s
purpose ce tain Northern D l.. m" , ra.S
acting a on the assumption that the share
of the South was to pay taxes put &c
have no voice in the distribution of them
That assumption is so irritating that the
Southern Democrats whom it affects are
to be congratulated on repellinG 1T witt
good temper us we'll as with good sense
~. Y. UOrld.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
NOT CRAZY, BUT SICK, OH!

Some ten or twelve days since, Mr.
John Brown a merchant OF TINS 1o"n'
went to New Orleans, for the purpose, we
understand of purchasing q stock OF
Goods. but becoming infatuated with the
cilded sights and fascinating contrlVan-
ces. ever in the path of the unsophlstlcat-
ed and unweary, departed from his of'Si'
nal resolve and gave himself entitely up
to the goddess of pleasure, and reckless'y
laid down his worldly wealth at the 1oot
Of the thrown of his enchantress. The
Nav Orleans Democrat of the 9Th inst,
has this to say of Mr.. Browns carouse.
At half-past - o'clock Friday morning
the private Waterman of the steamboat
r. I Cav was startled by the voice OF a
man in the river crying for help, and ne
immediately shouted at the top OF his
voice: "Man overheard .,+,
Patrolman Black, hearing the shouts
J of the private watchman OF the gay ,
rnshed to the scene, and, taking III the
s;tnat,on nj a glance, boarded the steam
boat Henry Tete, that was lying along,
! side of the Gay, and entering the yawl
| hoat. went to the rescue of the drowning
NAH When the officer came up With
II him he found him clinging to rope, ano
" getting hold of him pulled hIm INTO tne
| boat ana UOOh I'LL w
y ton. ~. , - T
II I, Brown and said that he was a mer
chant doing business IN st. FcancisVlllG;
West Feliciana parish; that although
y once we'll to do he was now nhanclail.
N embarrassed, and that when ne jumped
b. into the river it was his Intention
n commit suicide.
- The officers ofthe station, upon Brown,
L. own statement, put dry clothes On MI
at and then locked him up on the charge
Q, attempting to commit suicide. ,c>
~ Yesterday he was arranged oe1or
% Judge Miltenbcrger, and on the sea,e
H. ments of responsible men, we'll known
of business circles, that they would see Li'
as Brown was cared for, discharged mn
ha When Brown had sobered up he state
=. that he did not intend to commit su!ciu
to flat he was under the influence OF iquS
he and that while attempting to board u
n steamboat to go to his state room 1eli
ho of the staging into the river"
:. Mr. Brown reached his homo III III
town on Sunday last, and 1or TWO
he three days suffered severely beng threa
rst ened with Il total alteration OF the ORAL
yas but we are pleased to state thae,
ut though not entirely'well, he IS raplo
m recovering.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
Succession Sale.
Nov3O 70 3ni.

The State of Lnuisiana-Parls
Feliciana. ,
In the matter Of the successiofi
Aronstein, decd.
Parish Court-No. !
DY VIRTUE of and in obeG,
D commission issued by the
Parish Court of West FeliclaGS..
me directed in tho above styl
sion, I will offer at public 2
highest bidder, at the store o.,
stein, on ,
| Saturday, March LIST,
at tho hour of II o'clock, a. ,
day, the following property: ),
The Nevelle plantation, con'
acres more or less, lying a;l
the Parish of West FChcaji
upper Jackson road, bouEus
| lands of j. Freyhan. east W,
| and Mrs. 1. s, Mathews, soT1
| Bowman and west by j.; -
gethcr with all the bullo'fi
provements thereon. Al.
TERMS OF SALE On c!oS'
months for what it will brlusl
TO give twelve months pv ~,
proved personal security r m
vendors privilege to pe y, IN
property sold until final pay
chase price, JNo''''
t.S.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

r%A welcome visitor to our sanctum
will be the Baton Rouge Capitolian new
and spicy paper publ ishcd i'll the above
TOWN by Hon. L. Jastremski: The poll
CIV of this Journal in clearly defined IN
the following extract from its salutary
As to our political faith, we have to say
that we are of that grand army upon
whose banners "DEMoCRACY" is indellib-
" stamped. That army ottimes BEATEN
oftimes victorious. though never van
ouished or disrupted. We are democrat
because we believe i'll that principle
that even monarchial Europe IS belns
forced to concede on all sides, e., UNI
yERsAL SUFFRAGE; from which we OF
tho South fear no evil effects, SO long a.
the federal government respects tht
right of LONE rule, which is essential e
the preservation of that liberty, that th'
fathers of the constitution have Suaran
tced through that instrument, and LOT TIT
perpetuation of the American Republic
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

r-On the 1st day of February, in the
little town of Clinton, La, the First
Presbyterian Church of that place was
made the recipient of a most magnificent
piece of real estate, with substantial I'm
provements, at the hands of that truly
charitable and christian lady, Mrs. MarS-
aret Silliman. The property donated IS
on Bank Street, and cost the liberal 40
nee So 900. This property is to henceforth
be the residence of the family of the Pres-
byterian Pastor--Rev. NJ. b. Shaw. fof
the Information of those uniformed, we
will mention that Mrs. s is the VIE o.
that true philanthropist Mr.. William
Silliman, the founder and patron OF Sill
man Female Collegiate Institute OF has
Feliciana, at which so many OF the 1al
daughters of this State have graduate
with honors, who, otherwise would nav
been doomed to life of ignorance.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

/rIt is with pleasure we learn OF the
election of Mr. S. Lambert, of that ster-
ling Democratic journal, the East Fellcl'
ana Patriot Democrat. by thesPolice Jonr'
nal of his Parish as Parish Treasurer and
custodian of the school funds. He Will
I'll tha office with honor to himself and
satisfaction to the people we vouch.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

yCapt. Jos. A. Norwood, true DEM
ocrat and an upright honorable man IN
every seuse, has been appointed lax
Collector of East Feliciana. lie is wor-
tbv successor to DR.. Monahan, who has
held the office with honor to himself ana
credit to his constituency since 1910
Nr, Allen Cook another gentleman O.
uui,nueachable honor and integrity, VII
be the Captains deputy.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

EThe.Poin Coupee Fetca" comes
to Us this week greatly enlarged and with
q handsome appearance. we congfa'"-
ate the. managemt on its improved cor
dition and hope that it may long live TO
advocate the straightout Democratl prin-
c;n,es of which is an able exponent.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

ryThrce negroes, confined IN inc
county Jail at Woodville Mss on a
charge of burglary, committed on old
River about q month ago, escaped few
DAYS since. They broke the bars OF 'ne
care apart, and then crawled through
hole in the wall. Up to this time they
have not been caught. One other prls
ouer, confined in the same , cage s was ns
leep at the time. and those eSc"p'"s
would not awake him.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

T The budget of expenses 1oi ''o
Parish of East Baton Rouge, forthe pres
emit year is $3.50. That of East Fell
oiana, 50 900; and that ofWest Feiiclaua'
$4,000. The people of West Fellciana
are far ahead of our two sister Parishes
as regards retrenchment and leform anu
if would not be bad idea for our neish'
hors to Learn q lesson Of economy from
her.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

rLast Saturdays woman name"
Sarah Armstrong living on the Frazer
Mace. in Wilkinson County, had an ep'-
1entic fit and fell into the fire. She was
horribly burned about the face and arms,
DIR. J. F, Therrel was called in and did
all in his power to relieve her suffering
but she was past recovery.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

rHon. r. T. 11Youug, sta"nch DEM
ocrat and a Representative in the pres
emit Legislature, is spoken of as candi-
date for the ntionaleCohVent'oh'
from East Baton Rouge Parish. Such
IA he are the kind of men we will need
in that body and we hope he will go.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

wFifty-three white men have oeen
,rraated in Natchltoches parish and drag
red before the Uniten States Clrcnlo
Court, in New Orleans, under a charge
of Intimidation. How long people VIII,
quietly submit to being thus boldozeo
bv these miserable representatives OF
Radicalism we are an2iously waiting e
see,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
DEMOCRATIC CENTRIL CON.

Tho following are the names of the gen
+,, nmo CONN cnmnnsinr the Domocretic Parish
I;entral Committee Of West Feiiciana: c.
/. Fisher, President; E. w. Whitem"n'
+. B. Turner. G. w. Edwards, Stephen Z.
Stirling. N. G Rhodes, II. G. Stirling ).
Leonard, Bennett Searcey, Chas. Percy,
and VIM. West.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
rITbe ciuzans Of ~hr evepo

r~The ciuzens Of ~hr eveport
are subscribing literally to a iund
winch is being raised 10 assist i G
political prisoners Fl ON Caddo now
under Indictment in TIE On't' q
states Courts in this city. Move
than $1,000 have already been sub
scribcd and this aronnt Will be
largely increased. The cause OF
these men is the cause Of the entire
state, anG their fcIlcw-citzens ev-
ervw here should come to itcir AID
with the necessary means required
for their defense. The DEMOCRAT
earnestly commends the libera!lty
of the people OF Shr>v oport to the
consideration aud emulation OF The
citizens of New Orleans. They can
not afford 10 be outdone in substan
,ial sympathy with their perSeuutec
, fellow -ci,,zrns bv other portions
the S.ate. ~ 0 Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

rTbe pay roll for the grand jury OF
the United States Circuit court dating
from January to January 81, 1879, foo's
up sl422, and the pay roll of the petit!
iury of the scme court from December Ia
to January 81 amounts to $1254. BY or
der of the court, the United States Mar
sb,l was directed to pay them.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

v@The Morgan city Eericw is the name
OF large and handsome newspaper tue
first number of which is now on our u
bic. In politics it is indipen tent and lis
editors:are Messrs. Woodcox Il Ryan.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15


pointed to prepare and submit DuuseO
of expenses for the year 1879, beg leave "
submit the following: .,ooo M
Jury, grand and petit --..--..S lo .,0o nv nv
Coroner and jury: ----...---,: Soo w
Maintenance of prisoners at 20 .oo m
cents per diem per prisoner ao 1, o ~
Bonds and interest due in 1879 :'o4 ~ ~
Parish printing (contract).---- aG0 M
Assessor 49,
:: pa 1F o nreasutur .'o 200 90
Parish Attorney (fNed by PJ) doo w.
Police Jury (contracD.-- --.-.- . ooo w w
Clerk of Court (contract). 4UO w
Magistrates, (con.) in lieu fees, idO ~ ~
ConstaOles, (con.) i'll lieu fees l60 ~ ~
1T,i DoIico Jurv (coutract) IS 90
Parish Tax Collector ----- 'oo w
Sheriff, for all services in crimi-
nal matters, or in matters which,
by law, the Parish is to pay for
services rendered, either Parish or
State, including all services rem am m
dered the Police Jury (contract). 6o1 w.
Contingent fund. lo4l "
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

t~To our able and thoughtful Con-
gresham, Hon. E. w. Robertson we are
under many obligations for appreciatea
| favors.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
CENTENARY COLLEGE

The unprecedented good order ~
the students for the past two seed
and the marked advancement in 81
studies, justities us in offering our n
tution to the patronage OF the
with increased confidence. The 81
West Feliciana cannot do better T. 4
be educated here.
Tuition in the College classes ncl
in Preparatory Department. S5sa4
session of ten months. Good btoJ
furnished ay low as ten dolla
month. ~ = Il
c. G. ANDREWS, PresiF n
Jackson, Loas|
| Nov3O 70 :ni. ou
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

~One Of the provisions OF tue
bill calling a constitutional conven-
ton was that it should be submitted
to the people for ratification by bal>
lot in November next. we are
aware that the actions of convcn
:ion is usually submitted the voters
for confirmation or rejection, but
would not an organic law passed 10y
deiega tes elected by the people ex
nress!y for that purpose be equally
binding upon them, without the
sanction Of an additional vote to make
i, ,hc suureme Jaw Ht the Stale?
We make this inquiry, because
we are satisfied that EercuIean CT
fort will be made to defeat it, rati-
6cation by Statebonholders. incum
hcnt officers with tat salaries. & the
Republican party. This is no small
combination, and is calculated to
, excite grave apprehensions as TO its
final a0option-when menaced by
. 50 many open and covert enemies
If defeated by such a conspiracy
4 the time and expcnce of conven'
y ton will have bean lost, and the
a State will necessarily fall back in'c
the ravenou> clutches of"old h'ena'
5 of 1S6S.--Opelousas Courier.
II n@EThe Cincinnati Price Curren
o Of the sixth publishes the following
) comments on the packing bu''ness
n n A further decrease IN packing oper
w. atoms at the large: cities IN th
d West, compared with previous rec
e; ords for this season, and al>o 10
10 corresponding time last year, IS
IF he noted for The past week. An
the almost uniform inferior qnali'
is of stock being marketed would II
" dictate that u continuance OF hg'
u receipts Of hogs may be looked tt
al' during the rcma:nd'ng three wee!
~. of the season. I total for tt
' week at these places is 1000
hogs. against 25O.L0O for the co
he responding time last year. I
a aggregate to date now reached
old the six larger cities Is, 4 100 U
ew or 100000 more than at same Ola
inc les, V ar, and 100 900 more than
" the close Of The season last wln'
nes and within 10000 of the first
,s January estimates for the seas
ing published tour "echS 'o'
Obvious that the numbe: will
on exceeded by the lacking OF the
oro mainder of the month, but not
tod that extent which many in the tEt
have stopgVy maintained.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
THE BUDGET.

Tho following report was adopted:
We, the undersigned, committees npt
pointed to prepare and submit q buugeC
of expenses for the year 1879, beg leave W
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

DRICE'S Hop Yeast Cakes; always
l. ready for use, AL Dioohs'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

TL1XIR Calysaya Bark, with ryro-
~ phosphate of Iron, AL broohs'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

DOHEMIAN Toilet Articles,
- At Brooks.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
IMPORT AMI NOTICE..

S,cuoO1, BOOKS, PENS. INK, Pa
y per, Envelopes. Etc, for sale ny
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

TlNE Extracts, Colrgnes, Bay knm ana
n Toilet waters, AL oroohH'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

PERFORATED CARD BOARD an.
/ Gold and silver paper at b'oo"s
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

far any case ascot, OF cn al,
L,av.r Cnrc will not cure. o. D. Brooks.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

A FEW pounds of Sweet Family enc
n colate Just received At BOOKS
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17
NO Is.
syrup-TitiousIy.

A TRAVELLING AeggTs Tricks ON LEarsLA.
TORS AND REPoRrERs-.-Dn. BiDLER liz
For II.
EDrToR TRInuSE; The s'auderscriber,'
became victim of niFplaeed confidence
when he listened to the seductive wsrble of
Browns Troehe and Mrs Wndsiow's
Soothing syrup agent, tha wagvfsh Mr. Long
--or MIR. Short; we forget which--who pro.
posed, II we woul lurbisb cur card and tho
envelopes, 10 send TO the honorable legisls-
tors, reporters etc. al and each, an advertis-
ment OF Browns Trcches, also outograph let
ters from Henry Ward Beecher and Lucy
Stone (or Sussn OBJ t" extolIing ,he sapne
Phinsiue iiis higtiy i'ft lor -19e gags t'io
permission. Z seelef Ihst A.c. i.luf ~
viii cali BIN Long. 10 s,s-.s ~ .ssElza
- t'.-.i ss.sFFs
sfrrf8s slliil . ~ e,sysse.s,IIe1ng
old Mrs. II iaeios ucgIiae ~ Ninslov'fs nesa
with stfa@, - ne eas sls Sing s0eodiy; from
dose of Soothing Syrup; white little Miss
Winslow was fast asleep slso, from the same
cause, and "baby niue Winslow, in cor
ner sat sucking the last Of the bottle.
Why Mr.. Long perpetrated this, outrage
will always remain a mystery,
Perhaps he imagined the members and re-
porters to be all married men who had their
wives and children ell with them Tor the
winter. Vain thought, as most of them eeem
to be ba,cneiors. Perhsps-but why should
i think tnat Mr. Long coulu nave tancled
that any OF the members had hie-coughs, or
collie. or the reporters had worms ordiarrhG.?
However, TO make a long story short, MIR.
Long was wrong TO stir up that nest OF quill
engineers to take our name in vain so RASH
ly.
One reporter has it ia n Sedslla paper,
:Soothiug Syrup for Saloons" Rather mis-
ty. The reporter or printer n ust have had
moro saloons on the brain than usual. No
disrespect was intended by Mr. Long, and
DR.. Rddler is not anxious 10 pour oil or
Soothing Syrup upon the troubled waters
of legislstion" or into the stomaehs OF the
members.
Lastly. While our trade is excellent 10
Browns Brochial Troches and chlorate of
potash aud tar and licorice lozenges, among
the members; we tske pleasure in stating
that they have used less "Bfomide Of POTASH
UNI, hydrate OF chorsl," and kindred drugs
taken as antidOtes for intem perate drinking,
than any legislature for ten wears.
We cannot speak 30 confidently IS to the
reporters, but hope they will follow the ex-
ample OF the legislators TO whom the Suoth-
ing Syrup is recommended by some Of their
craft. j. q. FIDDLER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17
q EKMs or CoUEP;
CHURCHES

"a Y Churoh--Tuscum0ia 3rd Sunday, Morn
log aud evening, and uBuslly on SBty eye'g.
j. M' H4HoY, pastor.
". z. Church-Mt. Pleasant. at O'Clock
r. ~. on tho 2ad and ash Bundays. Rev.
ESrwIs1LE, PASTOR.
". 4, Church Iberia. End Sunday, morning
Rad evening, ]. NJ DARBY, pastor.
CHRISTIAN Church Tuscsmhia, In LNrd's
day, morning and evening, W. y. DORsEY,
pastor,
MRGGHT,S School house, near Little Saline
lst and Bed Lords days. j. h. ID TOmsou
on tho Ist aud s.. Z. Melton on the 3rd.
SPRING GABDEN, 4;h Lords day, W. F.
Findley, pastor.
BALEM Church, on i.h lords day, II o'clock
m. Sam'l butcher, pastor.
BAPTIST--For the year commencing Sept.
1877. The time OF meeting nf each church In
this Association is ruled by Saturday.
UNION Church--Msets 4th Saturday in each
month. j. n Hibbs mod.
BIG RICH WOODS Churchman's 3rd
B4turdsY ln each month, S. o. Burks, mod,
Thos. Marchant, Clerk
LITTLE RICHWOoDS Oburcb--nsets nd
SAty in each month, j. NJ. Hibbs, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Church-meets lsi
Saturday Eld. John Smith, mod.
WET GLAZE. Chureh-meets ls. Saturday,
j. NJ. Hilbbs, mod.
NEW SALEM CIurch---meets 4th Saturday,
Kid. Duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at Mt. Pleasant, 3
o'clock p. m. every Sunday. d. II. Austin,
Supt.
Usage River Association will meet With
Little Richwouds Church, Miller county, six
miles west OF Iberia. on Thursday before the
nrst Saturday in September, 1879 s. o.
Berks, Mod. w II, McCubbins, Clerk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

'st ~ That was, OF three times the capacity
that building, which Il viii be safo to say
" accommodate three times as masy
s,ienis as can be cared FOR in either Linn
lfk Lawn, Kennelt Castle, or Johnson Col
be, and twice as many "a the addition to
Hon Asylum. il Jefferson City furnishes
eligible site, and OF this there is no doubt,
advantages oyer any other place naention-
4. for building the asylum for tho least
honnt Of money cannot be questioned Let
members take the Supreme Court build
as basis OF calculation, and II the fig
are not largely IN isyor { JetIprson City,
"A let Il 20 tsa better Dlaos.---Jea. Cty
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17
LUNATIo ASYLUM.

The Committee on Lunstic Asylum No. q
report that 10 rebuild it at St. Joseph will
cost S65, 600; that It will eost S75, coo to t al
johnson College ct Macon City; that sGO,00Q
will be necessary to flt up Limerick Lawns
Lepnett CASTLE viii need $75 600. and the q
tension OF the Fulton Asylum S53, 900, bst
they mako no ststement as 10 the cost 4
loeated at jefferson City. Now these various
sums mentioned are merely estimates tkst
could be made by the parties interested Is
the locations. If the original cost Of the
Asylum at ST. Joseph be any sort of guide
as to the rebuilding OF a new Asylum at
that place, some great mistakes must have
been made in the original building. Egery-
body understands that estimates for public
buildings are always below the mark a long
way. As for Jefferson City, we make this
sort of estimate, one that each member can
make for himself In ten seeonds.
There stands the new Snpreme Court
house, which cost the State, all told, In cash,
only $l7 200. Fifty thousand dollars will
give building erecled by conYict labor,