davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-02-11

II{NIS-IEcceiveI during ElM1aV and Monday,
~ actiss demand fut oas ri further sunstani,al
sdvanet. The light rsceipts anu ths huoyant lona
Ut tho. matkvt for huy rtoduct both AfloA to
xtreugfhcn thp Views VI operators. AHl tho orsk
competition bttwcrn local ind Eastern buysts Cur.
rtsd up p,lss. hS9l cauasaoa 10 bo.t haeon
f.a*t xssy r:as. sSs y Il a iatss
suld III ST. u0Stl. hO. Afuat uf tho sales were 1t
e1. 1udsJ, %. Az sai1s VI hogs Iuada subiert
ftIf
, 1879-02-11

n hr1 II ~ l.
80; 400 ot'. double s.,,.s at sa.ooae %: no
aoo, rota1' ! noo brI.. Tho following was tho
nominal ranso of nr,ce,:
fhotco ss,nts1. - r Hc3 ah.,
9!o"d g: to % el,aies wn.ers..".., 3.9o t!.5o
Iaalro raG to sqDa w!n,sFs..... .m @d es
Esis i sse; s!!eas,oa.:..:.. ::: - s:5.SS
ow ow .or;opa 70 sooa Et 6t:t IN
es'.&. s'snts. :..:.:..:.. :. ss: st9.SS
l,"4x-w.. il eosa demand ., NJ. and steady. safe.
u. 90 f,eo Oh board esr.. - ' " ''' '''
~ a.;. "as no'aa - ~ oet
M,nr1,sos-s.,s v., ma1s n, 10 TINS finn At
50. %. " " '''' 'S' ' "
wusArsenEzs1Sos-ss1e weFe 20 tons ats1o. 30
per 'ea ana ~ In. et x:e Ect M
iatest pr!ecs of Saturday. Gefnx !;c aaoye satur.
Liycrputi qnotti Tilt maskct Al rtcady. hut unli
but some pIlyato adYces ,Iotod nrner tone, ani
s 1es: ,sss "y e. as s ws bs,s . ~, 'e M
damani ffon, outside. and It VA. stated shat
buying order, from tna winiox wl,cat ,aetons we're
ctte, by .hs reernt nnfasarabis weather for erow.
tnY wheat. Kyon NV lerk vi. reported drmiy
n ss :sx H. s o r. XII. ssss sssna hss
% !sqa'y is.s s"s ~ .Ssssss i, s'' e%."s !!
tent Sy aa oraes. from ont.a Ind III. kapt IT,
matset .ts.dy ID tho latter pitt u tho ss.,loa.
Seller March g 6geaed at astic. advanced 20 sO'}o;
.o ssIe It tho close. Seller Anil aold u sp;.m
noHn et"a."A n ~ soss AK ranged nG oycs M
nh S' VA. ~'1 :ary noma Il ssasc s'ss so."s fn
x i; # M Sgst :se. we ss
fse;te % y s osaRs; Il d 4 o 1o
fs's ~, sia sSl r.; H. o0o su by'a"ple at Ss7pe. Tots
III wv M.r.-s,,. v,. Ycno,..d =, aoo hn M
WaXTxn WuEAr-- Vas In fair d. smand and ,rrepu.
larry highoF Sales vera H. 100 BIZ Sa. . rid. fr.sh
receipts In good hnnses. at D!r q. QUO nn regular
ao at0l'tc: 1..on By Do resular In y. Y: y ".
To,ni. 10.t.oo hn.
kst ..'r.nesa .h'.e. nj elo.sa sss's5 a ,A5e:s
.lsensth wa y 'ths Largest fut1fes, Iivatpool
NV yo5S "a WI s!m. ssd : ,as maitot hsrs :yap.:
o s5 W. si
| kept lsslr eoeu OF tho market In Wow OF tho
:!ton.sl .ons y a. .pssuiaNo dspatt@sn,. ssier
nnl closod to :M1tc. Seller June sold at :l0I
&tWts, closing ~ ootG' ,A hn:li ranEod It
ths iattee c,o.v 'nI mi,b fyp. c,5.
iats, II III s,e. bpoe salos were rcportaa "a Of
~ 81" nE nanasi & @ H q
at p 5sss 4 So " q Il
H. S s,.ck r".i ~ II an IL ~" 7'' " 'a' ~
ri. msrrst "n.nrI stynnw IN symnsthx w,th n.tn,
ofiarucs % ~ viii Iit,is oy,..sT tha ordais hatinS
buon lied curly. Nsw Tark was reported wrak
gndsr lafss sescaP,s. ssl!st MaY. . !ho leading
, 1879-02-11


Nkw f0NK. Fob. TO- 0-GRAtS-Eheat ID morn
request for export aod on speculative sceouat bas
quoted geacsally higher; on winter GRADES A3as
and on aprlnR ts11o per bu on lighter oat11ns'
closing. ~ = Fuis, steady; Gnring qutit tsad{
Rt An Improvements; cahlo adrlteS Of
stsadtsr markets, 10, 600 In silwaakco II tl.0';
No. . Milwaukee, \, 900 bu to local miller II 9it
Corn quito active for eaeiY delivery a. ska le df
erpt!cea for old crop hnd m advance Of ilGhces
now crop; mixcd Western unvraaod Al 4BlGi7se
Rfa quilt and firm, and offered viii ss'fns,
checking business; demand for export mddctfa'
No 3 Western tn store Al h0n bid and Got s'fta
Oats Ia fair demand, and quoted stcAdief IN pfss'
No. Chicago about quoted At al!aaa!e-
PHoviaioSs-Inercassd puoyancy In hog pfodaS'
On hriak speculative movement, which ltd I'll
shasp rlso In values hero and At tho We4t: ~s'tsa
mas OF reader salo u much stronger fsp'"'
February opium quoted Al $40. 4olsl0.S fotsu
and 81. H3I 90 for old, and for MaFch 81 tles',
6s10. Us for now. Cut meats In good demand 'aa
quoted arm At full rrloes. Dacon decidedly dtse
Of, With long clsar At tt{t. Western steam 'Ara -
brlsk lomand on speculative account: osatt''s
rather an!et, with psfces quoted up about LIZ F'
100 t,a.
TAl1ow-More active, with prime aaosa
0stc. Western quoted at 7c. .-,...,
Hu0AN1-tsaw moderately lctiye at hfniee p't"'
Cuba n,uscoyado quoted al u1+6.d'sc Tor ta't3
good rplnlng; refined IN faIr ts4ae4t. ~.
WmlaKY-ln demand 1t u .07, hut held Hs''"'
msrkot qutrt.
Fn11aArs Tho general market shows toneA'
AtIys1y little lfe} demand tor ncco"ln'oaat'oA w.
moderate scale Ia nearly all ntrFeats; FA'e' Nv
r!rd materially; tor Llverpoo' efsa2cmthu, ~, =,
ciudct, by stesn. 4, O0V brls huur through lta*a>
At u pes hr!.
10 ths rfsttrra Assoeaftd tTtfs. ,,,,,
NEwY Yo,lK, Fet 10.--t'oTFaS-Q1tst'a' st' a'sav." ~
futures drn.es; February, q. 7sc; Aafea. ". ~,
April, D.DUe; May, u. lioi June, 1o'-oe' 81"
~, l}Hc. .,++,
Faoun-steady; receipts, $1,000 oE*, tss .I
Stata and Westetn. 81. 15tI.o1i ca@pon - n:
extra. {:l B0GD1 .O0j you'd 10 cho'ce' sa""s,, y, :;
white wheat extra, 44.5:sli.!3; extra on''' s
a.. U0; 1t. Louis, 81. hadlb. 1ai A'anesp'e p"
PROCESS, -. h,4tB. lou. . ....stt
observation-disclosures demand; ",sT
Q3t. coo but rsjeetrd spring. 7aSs .Sea ~. So
spring, O0&tiic: ungraled do. sneR s!'~,.a mai "A;
spfinK $t.O:ifl /. o.; uGgFadeI re-. g. y, ,.r,
No. j DO, $l.05ft1. on; So.e do' st'ey:.*.,o os4
unxt4dsl ambrr, 81. oral. 10; No. ss'p<.s ia
az IN. unprahsa While, 81, ,ou1l.Ds!,: 10. 'ta ss
sale. pG q, 900 bu II 81. u6h2 W. est. ..,,,a
s ~ :. spts tv aii,: ia nss!ey du W. aasA1%d.s
lulu-Nsw ayt,yn; old s1eadyi. fefs,p's4:s ci!.s;
u, ungraied. 47taa1Isi = ~ IN = ,,ore: i7,t
Att s,|uai; ~, ;. ncw, 15 iat ~ ~ i.
rscsinIs' al taNl bu: Nj. Il Write: u - iii
i do. JjIQt:i3c; m.1ea Weststa' u" 's''
u ilsYSSSs.,.anI ~ MSSSI actiye; shlpptul. aolia1
iinrs-llaist aal Hueuat':r1: .,,. outet aud ~.
uu,cxuiks- C'o1su steady. eusa.l es'sltt,nrtL IT.
ehanEsa. Aolas'es quiet aaa "'N" y,
''i1i pSrsot txux-pull ana nonItua'. rni'sS' '
eiuuc. SA&lDe; so6nga. aste'
, 1879-02-11
ron EtGN.

l.oNpoH. Fob 10.-Conhols, for monsy, Ni3-lB.
American Securities - lteadlng, u; Erie,
sG.{; preferred, 49,
Tinted States uonds-'G7s, 103}{; lQI0s,
l07: ucw 81, l0i9{; lHs, l03H.
PARIS, Feb. 10.--iscntes, 1l2f 03c.
, 1879-02-11


DR00M-CUKS-Was In light su4uess aud stsadY.
Thu Eserp!a efv small, and the atuak IL helux slow
ty svducsd;
Fine Rscea CARPET brush, y Tn..............3hQ4
he4' Appe4 4afl...... .............. ..4+l4tHaS
FlIe xrcsn, With huFl to work II. -. -. ..H .GE&
, 1879-02-11

firm 1t adsance pf 1:,d720c, sales being reported
ot Rti cars at s.. 5O{b4. iii.
E00S-fhe receipts continue liberal. and prices
n9aln weakened, sstcs being reported 1T 14115c
pur dnz. The demand was only fair.
FRC1Ts AND SCTs-The market wAs moder.
ate'y active and hrrn+ Peaches, apples, and black
herfies seem 10 b. tending upward. We again
1uu 7
, 1879-02-11

Br. Louis, Fab lo.-cuFtos ~, b4le.; r.
changcd, mtddl.az. 0sse. ass,,, ssoek, ~ 49,
se F,o:,a~nsasr.,.iy set!.s aud hsts'; ~ t.,;l,.
a. eoSsa 10; Xxx fail. r. es9s@' III
e.se; postooIo F.uru.ry; pB.eeoaatss I, Apal;
ouhe, March; D7A4o7he tels'lpk a:,. I'd Id. Cur
No, i do, bic; Nv. : spttux' CIV
, 1879-02-11
Four Per Cents SELLING More
Siowly...The Premium
on Gold.
Discount Lines Running Down
---Tho Stock Market
Closes Weak.
Ihs Produce Markets Unusually Active
and st4ong-Proviaiona Buoyant
---9rain Higher.
An Advance Along the Whole Iine'
with More Demand.


Chicago transactions In Government ponaa
are less active than earlier In the year. ! lie
pcr cents are not In s,lc!, request a. they nave
been, The Gs Of 1881 remain unchanged, Mt
lG5aG, the 6s Of 1861 ADVANCED e, to loiN, the
SEQ. Of 1873 wcre tho same, at 1, the !o4oa' In
consequence OF the frequent calls Of per cents,
arc weak, and declined II, to 1os9S, the new %
Ut 1881 wcre on 1S, to 104, the new 311s were
steady at 105i,<, ani the currency Is at l2o34.
The Syndicate for the sale OF per ecnis
abroad does notscem to have succeeded 10 scIl-
ing enough to Offset tho called per cents thai
have to be paid for. An c1port OF gold Is
again among tho probabilities, but an acttve
export Of produce would check 1t.
Tie subscriptions to tie l per cents last week
, 1879-02-11

DRAIN IN sT0HE.
The following taula shows thu stocks Of gralu
In New York On the dates named,
, 1879-02-11

Nzw Yonx, Fsb. l0.-uxEyEs--R Receipt I, GOO;
n,afkrt sc&ase 1nd uuconlHo4ty htkn. At advance
of4 stsunx Nc from Isst Friday aud nearly lc iEuui
current rates VI week ago. Sons vt tho poorest cat
liz went ~ low - r.. w. aud = carload of eAtsa
.aiss generally III oot 10 DO; a1i ssssss J. lo9 10
1,:uV lus, u1ulaly Ut ~. ~. 80; shippers Used
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28

ber Qfpersons IN the county subject
to poll tax is l,4ll, the least majori
ty Of which is 7O8. | find, also, BY
the election returns, that the num-
Der of persons who voted in said
election for removal is 526, which is
Just 190 short of the number reQui-
site to obtain an order for removal,
according to the law referred to in
said sections. | trust that all inter-
ested will calmly consider the cir
cumstances, and abide the result
without hard feelings toward each
other, A. ]. PORTER,
Judge Of County Court,
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
THE COUNTY SEAT ELECTION,

To the people of Sharp county:
Being desirous to promote peace
and harmony among the people of
the county, l will call your attention
to the wording Of sections ] and 10,
on pages 2O1 and 204 of the Acts of
the General Assembly of the State
ofArkansas, approved March 2, 1875,
which are quoted in the following,
and by which have been governed
in nv decision relative to the result
of the recent county seat election;
1T shall be unlawful to establish or
change any county seat without the con-
sent Of majority of the qualified voters OF
the county to be affected by such change
"That to ascertain the number of quail
fed voters of any county for the purposes
OF this act, and the lawful majority nefes:
sary to authorize the change or removal OF
any county seat as herein provided for, the
county court shall be governed by the nuin:
Der of persons liable to pay pOll-tax as re-
turned upon the assessors books"
l find by referring to the latest
assessors returns that the total num-
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
Local News.

We have not heard of any open
cotton IN this vicinity this season.
Mr.. Robert Gray and portion
Of his family have been quite ill for
the past few days,
--Mr. and Mrs. Ino. R. Metcalf
are rejoicing over the addition Of a
bouncing boy to their family,
Mr.. 7, ], Spurlock has removed
his stock of groceries, &C., to his new
building on East Main street, and
will add considerably to his stock
shortly,
DIR. J. S. King comes out from
his rural home in Washington
township occasionally, and visits
his friends in town.
John B. Elkins and Mary Sitz,
J. e, Osburn and V. c. Prichard, |.
T. Green and Mary Holly, were
licensed to marry this week.
The 4th quarterly meeting for
La Crosse and Evening Shade sta
tion, NJ, +. church, will be held at
this place, commencing NEXT Satur-
day, goth instant,
---PrQf: McKie has purchased a
Beatty piano, which will arrive in a
few days, when music department,
under Mrs. McKie's tuition, will be
added to our high school.
Our genial old friend Christie
pher Holt, of Richwoods township,
called on US this week, and renewed
his subscription to the RECORD.
Crops are good in his neghborhood.
Mr., +. Hester has exhibited the
largest peaches that have been
brought to town this season. Some
fine specimens which he presented
us weighed a little over eight ounces
each.
MIR. NJ. B. Coger, Of Maxville,
was intown this week, and, aQ usu-
al, paid the printer q welcome visit.
He is one of the wholesouled, enter
prisjng sort Of people who know
how to appreciate their county pa
per, and are willing to give IT a
decent support.
--Parson Umstead desires the
people of Evening Shade and Vipini-
ty who are interested in church
matters to meet him at the Baptist
church next Monday, Sept: lst to
devise some means Of repairing the
NJ. E. church and rendering it fit for
use. Lets turn out, gentlemen.
The following is list of letters
received and not called for, during
the past week, at the Evening Shade
postoffice:
VIM Bearden, River Beavers,
John Conway, John Casey, G W
Cathey, Sallie A Fore, Fannie Gard
ner, J F Harrell, Peter Hanson, Sam
James, Matthew Jones, J T Ring, J
S King, R + Tower, T Lott, Aman-
da Middleton, J j Masters, i NJ
Num-, Leila Oliver, ] B Nichols, II
] Slagle, 81 Stone, s W Sullivan,
E Taber, H C Williams. Postal
cards-Wm Francis 2, ] Green, J
w JIorrr m pinr
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
Church Directory
EVENING SHADE.

We Church. South: Preaching first andthird
Sabbaths in each month. Prayer-meetng and
lecture 0gGy Uedpesday night. ~ b Umstead,
p c. Baptist ChWch; PeaGhing aRGpnd Sab
bath md Saturday night beto,e, IN each m0nth,
b y HOboW, pastor. -. Presbyteridn OhWch
Preaching fourth Sabbath in each mqnh, y
b Baird, pastor. =. sabbath SchQ0l at " u
Churoh at 8 O'Clock. W y McKie, Supt.
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
AGail Birsot9ryr
EVENING SHADE.


JtalnM Ridge: Daily arrires at Bpm; de,
parts at pm.
Lq Crosse: Daily arriues at p M; departs
at | pm,
BgtesriHe: Semi-weekly; arrires ria Mar,
riHe Mondays and Thmsdays gt6 p M; departs
ria Polk Bayou Wwsdays and Frtdays Ia M.
Martin's Greek, ria ash rat: Ueekly; arrires
Saturday. at 8 M; departs Fri9qy al 7am.
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
Societies.
EVENING SHADE.

Rwal Chapter, No so, II, n. NJ, meets thira
Saturday in each month. -. Euening Shade
LOdge. No 143, h. f. T. 4. W.. meets Saturday
night before the first SABBATH in each month . -,
Berear Lodge, No so, l. o. o. r., meets Friday
nightS s6mi-mOHthlu
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
ALL KINDS OF
j OBJ w O r X
Neatly and Cheaply Done at
RECORD OFFICE.

DIR. GEORGE TURNER,
p T. N II 7 s II,
P0Gahontas, Ark. All work in
the degtstry line performed in the most
scientific manner and on reasonable terms,
No eptfa charge for visiting persons abroad,
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28

In the case OF Holtord against
Shell, (change of venue from lizard
coupty,) which was tried in the cir
cult court here last week, and
wherein it was shown chat Shell
had cultivated Wolford'Sh head With
hoe, the jury assessed $4,000 dam
ages against Shell.
"A specimen ear of corn brought
to cur office this week contained %
rows of so grains each, making a
total OF LOO grains. It was grown
on an upland farm owned by Mrs.
McCaleb, about three miles from
town. Who can beat it?
Judge Porter is holding q qpe-
cial term of county court this week,
to complete some unfinished bust
ness carried over from the last
regular term, and to consider the
result of the county seat ELECTION.
The result of bis deliberations will
be found IN another column. Read it,
So far as we have learned, it
seems that majority Of the school
districts in the county 7oted spe-
cial tax at the recent ection. The
district in which Calamine Is eituat-
ed is one Of the exceptions, we are
informed, the entire vote being
against tax,
PROF, MoKie, besides teaching
good school, evidently understands
the art of gardening, ii we may
judge from the appearance 6fsquash-
es raised in his garden this season, a
specimen brought to our office meas
uring 10 l-2 inches in diameter, or
nearly 3 feet in circumference.
4 ezA4aegao. 3araaal tsess saed4 ,Rry-
ant has been exhorting the colored
people ofthis vicinity for some time.
He informs US that many OF his
hearers do not take enough interest
in their spiritual welfare, He does
not anticipate an encouraging mani
festation Of the results of his labors
here.
REV. E. A. Garrison and wife
arrived here last Friday and have
been visiting friends in this vicinity
ever since, On Sunday night the
Parson preached an interesting SER
mon at the Baptist church in this
place. We have been particularly
fortunate in having the services of
Parsons Hare and Garrison during
the temporary absence Of Parson
Umstead, who has been confined at
his home in La Crosse by the severe
illness Of his family recently.
Circuit c9urt adjourned here
last Saturday. All business on the
docket that could be transacted at
the present term was disposed of.
Kemp, the murderer, receiyed SEN
tence on Saturday morning. When
asked if he had any legal cause TO
show why judgment should not be
rendered, he simply plead his youth
fulness at the time the crime was
committed. The 3D. Of October is
the time fixed for his execution. By
order of the court the prisoner was
this week taken back to the Inde-
pendence county Jail, to await the
time of his execution, which will
take place in or near Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
Court Direotory-
SHARP COUNTY

SHARP COUNTY,
Circuit: Second Monday In February and
August. ;, County, First Monday in January,
1pTil, July and October. -, ,. Probate: First
Monday in February May, AuguSt and No
reulb her
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
DEMOCRAT,
Published Duly and Weekly, by
BLOCHER & MITCHELL.

Terms Of Subscription.
Daily, per gear (by maiD 500
Ffy cents per month for Jess period.
peekly, per gear 81
In clubs Of ten 125
4 lire State paper, liberal and progressive,
1ctire cdnrassers are Tqnted for the Weekly
Democrat. Liberal commissions allnred to good
men. Ad9ress BLOCHER 4 MLTCHELL,
Little Rock. Ark,
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
Farm For Sale.

A farm Of 60 acres, miles southwest of
Evening Shade. near La Crosse and Jack
acres timber mostly oak-good for rails.
Good family residence. with seven rooms;
smokehouse, barn, stable, cribs, &C.; two
wells one of them convenient to residence;
good apple and peach orchard Oh the places
also an abundance of shrubbery, Good To-
cation for a physician. Price, 81 900, one
half down, balance in two payments of
$3.50 each, one and two years after date.
For further particulars. call on or address
j. w. Buckley, Evening Shade. Ark.
Sharp County record., 1879-08-28
: 9Aoial Pirectory.
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

Congressman, fourth district. -. II " GWteG
state Senator, second district. ..J B JHdkns
Circuit Judge, third circuit ...... r. II POWeH
Prosecuting AHy third cir.. Charles COBg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-05

Splendid samples Of -, s.,r
Valley cashmere,
.Casnel's aAr.
Cswupoor stripss,,. ,-.r
Decca,
Stella lblack and scarlss,
chudda tnev colors).
&c. .<
csapsss styles and prices with thsss OF any house
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-03-15
TOWN COUNCIL.
January 18th 1879

january loth 1919.
at a called meeting of the
Town Council held this day there
we're present: Lconce Perret,
Mayor and Messrs. Lastie Broas.
sard, Solomon Wise. Jean Abadie:
absent Jean BoyancG.
A communication from John
Rlazini prelerring charges against
The town constable, james S.
Gartri9bt, was received and read.
Upon investigation of The matter.
the Council were Of the opinion
that, under the charges preferred
and the evidence ciicited upou
examination Of the witnesses no
injustice was done to the com.
pIalnant. The Constable was re.
primanded for taking security in.
stead OF collecting .tnec imposed
for violation Of the ordinances Of
Town Council which, appeared
to have beer the primary cause Of
the acts complained Of.
Upon motion, Council adjourn.
ed to the next regular meeting.
LEoNcE PERRET, Mayor.
w. B. WulTE, Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-03-15
Extra liability to MalariaI iEfec.

TIoN.-Persons whose blood is ihin, di.
gestiou weak and liver sluggish. are extra
liable to tire attacks Of malarial Ciseasp
The most triang exposure may under
such conditions, infect system which. il
healthy, would resist the miasmatic taint
The only way to secure immunity from
malaria in localities where it il prevalent.
is 10 tone and regulate the system by i'm
proving weakened digestion, cnriching
the blood, and giving a wbol some impe-
tus to hillary secretion. These result.
are accomplished by nothing so effective
~ as Hostetter's Stomach Biiters, which
long experience has proved to be the
most reliable safeguard against fever and
ague and kindred disorders. as well as
the best remedy for them. The Bitter
are, moreover, an eXceliant invigorant OF
the organs of urination, and an active de-
purent, eliminating from the blood those
acrid impurities which originate rlleHma-
tic ailments.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-03-15
AbBEVlALE, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY mARCu :, 1870

such building, the sum of ont
hundred dollars, or as mucl
thereof, as may be necessary. bt
appropriated out of the sale
wards fund, to purchase the
materials for school house to be
known as the Spring Hill (colored
schooD in said ward !; provided
that said patrons supply ali the
labor necessary for the construc.
ton Of the same resolved further
that Jno. Lenore be appointed
agent, with authority to super
intend the erection of said build
ing, and to draw on the treasury
Tor amounts within this appro.
priation. said school to remain
closed until a surplus above the
appropriated sum shall be to its
credit in its respective ward, or
until further action Of the Board.
On motion, committee com
posed Of Messrs Archie young.
Benz. Faux and r. Sagrera, was
to examine the books
and vouchers OF the school treas
urer of this Parish.
On motion, Mr.. Benz. Faulk
was added to the committee on
rents of school lands, uice Isaac
Wise, resigned.
On motion the Board adjourned
sine die.
R. SAGRERA, IN. WILLIAMS. |
Secretary. President
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-03-15
New York Observer

We Best Family Neuypapcy,
Publishes both the religious and
secular news that is desired in any
lamIly, while all that is likely to
do harm is shut ont. It devotes
four pages TO religious news, and
Tour to secular.
The New York OBSERVER was
first published in 1928 ; and it is
believed to be The only instance
OF a Religious Newspaper cont;,in-
Its even course for J1ty-sir ydys,
without a change of name, doe,
trlne, intent, purpose, or pledge
from the date of its birth.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-03-15
PLANTING / ND FAR. ma
I's TIE s0UTu.

For reliable information on au
, ."pi,s connected with Agriculture
frnIt Raising, Stock Breed;na
na'fy' etc, ETC., get that first
class Southern Agricultural manor
W. Il HOME JOURNAL ATn
NJ RAh SOUTHLAND. It is
complete N every department,
ana over 3"0 of the most practi'
ea' and experienced farmers and
planters from all sectious Of the
south, contribute to its columns
On on every subject connected with
the various Crops aud stock rails.
1t is the Oldest, largest and
nest established Weekly agri.
payer in the Southern
1t contains everything
fhat IS new and useful 20 ;,onth.
ern Agricultural pursuits. the
News y OF the Week, Choice Family
-ead'ng, the N. @. Market Re.
,ofts, news from all the Southern
states and. many valuable, in.
:, and entertaining items.
price. So SO per
fear, postpaid. Sample coniea
,cht 10 any address on receipt Of
cents in stamps.
OUR HOME JOURNAL,
AND RURAL SOUTHLAND.
Aeao Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-03-15
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active
practice, having h placed in his hands
~ an Est Indian missionary the formula
OF a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure OF Consnmp
ion, Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also pusi-
i've and radical cure for General Dtbility
aud all nervous complaints. after having
thoroughly tested lis wonderful curttiv
powers III thousands of cases feels il his
duty TO make it known TO his sliH'lrng
fellows. The recipe will he sent free If
charge, to ali who desire it, with ull { j.
rectlohs Tor preparing and successfully
using. Address with stamp naming tbis
paper, DR.. j. 9. STONE. A North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.-Nov. 1y.