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, 1880-06-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YuRK, Juno :A.-Arrlvod, ewaicdalc,
hothnta. Wyoming. ard Alerpo. from Liverpool;
Westphalla, fEutu Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN. June a'-Asriycd, Ohio, from
Philadelphia; nataviu, from Lnuti0n
1nSpnK, juno 2V,-Bic4msblps CitY pf nriatgl,
AuatEalH, anu alulnbDilt, ir0l. Now York. aud
Fo!yitsaMn auo Phoen!uiau, frola Aulltreai, have
arrived out.
, 1880-06-30
AN EPIscOPALIAN PR0VINCE.

Illinois resolutions wcro aduptcd looking to tho
formation ut Ah Episcopal province to consist
ot tho thrrc dIoscses !uto which the >'tata
H. lIviuel. Stlntar resolutions wure
adopted b. tho l>I0eeaea Of Qu4uBy
and sprtnHliel. Yesterday thcro was II NEE tinx
VI !i!sh.'ps ,MeI.Mrrn. HuFYess. and seymour, III
which tho distinguished prvlAtas considered tho
various pANs which hASa for kulilo ttino heun
suxtcsted for carrying out. tho spirit ol the
, 1880-06-30

aud his physician: nre not ycry hopeful Tic wna
Mc1}onnId. n Ittc.lons FREUD ind lcpnl nlvitnr;
nlst, BY 1en. Thulas 4, Morris. Mrs. 1teynolta
md ttnuKhtnFt fnve been rnhIc1 md leave f'nriB
for the United Btntcs on Thut4tiAy,
, 1880-06-30

QOvEnNMENr relorts nnd statistics nrp
often delayed beyond reasonable bounds IN this
country; but, in comparison with the practice In
Frat.ce, our bf1clnls nro lnudcls Of pro1uptness,
Tho report OF tho 1teKe for 1874 WIS only pub
llsncd SIX mouths agd. Tho rcpdrt FIR 1876 his
lust been Issued, and that for 1870 ispromiscA
"tn fp1Y months"
, 1880-06-30

-.
THE TURF.
AZ" '''> A'' " Tnsrx ''>~' 1"0"
Yesterday wns not success, 40 far es drawing
crt,wsf was concerned, tho attendance bring very
light, hut tho raetng wis Kot,d. OF tho threo
nvct,sa set tnWn for settlement two were won by
M'tf .,AVaeea' whn VIC nnxea upon oy tne
inv,nclblc. was 'enten ny chnrlie isp,s, an out.
t!dcr. sfn,agoria wns also freely backed in thts
@ raes' & pn. WIS "''a'''' u ri" "e'1ef taah 1ou7n
ench hcut.
VIVA milo ana nnt.sr n ,iast. Mh for al, apc*. md
waa chiefly ttbtlhe ftIr tho rtnppenrnncc an tho
turf OF DrdnRer, Il Q.ycur.n!tl ht,sse that IN hls
with WIS n ntxu1 put. fr.tcr,tny hp it,oked
i,,orc i lke IN ,.seAmd carrmKc" 6orsv thai, u
III ct'tine.infH TSctc ytt* no irt,i,,'o n uet
tins tie!a oil, tho tiaR milling 1t the tirrt A.
nmntb hhni GI,n. nni Intu,sf T IN I,.,.h tti,sr "
Tht.y t3msbrt1 fla s,nn.t In thrse roaitnns' fit
Ssf ss fss ts9 q , ss. f"1s ns rs"nc T. s fsss s
,,rv"r ntic +, ,rn rr liz ,rmit,,, ~ ,n,Itr +,
3I5,t, FlOrcncn ii, arts,t1ti, Unlrxn thjrsl, and
0t7anxrr far hchlnt& the ftst.
T3tE KfMNAHY.
ru,c.oo 1,rvrv ..n I,nt,.r,.<, r, I'm f.,,.ue.
Julie H. lS4l-Pufsn *sal. iii III srr,mnf Xiii,
md n,inrtnr FtnIr.v,ne.sifs nni itnwir,is r.,
shrry % 10y '.n:ls' :, .ysaff,,ntl,ls f,t,i ~ p,nnds. m
Eritnwcrnrt t1om MI i,onnf" sfnr i II M f1nvrE f
a " I,r, l"wSI tsi,,, g. r. {. rGrcnSa t i{sa'
"s 'o"1 ''""'''p' oa'' 'kFua"e' gto,1si ~ lnsi q
J1,Me. iMss I; S5n,"g,. y;t., l'y l1t Ma.
n.y. Ht,n nn.Mn ~. ~. a' ;; nfown
1,rt aMsf ",, nnm III .,cr T. III IT, aRe' y @
11tHe-.:Iit5.
, 1880-06-30

TIE st. Louis produce dealers arc con-
graduating themselves upon tue erection Of u
large fountain on tho floor OF their Board Of
1fado. It can't DO for dEiaklpg purposes, II 1t Ia
awatar.founta!n. 1tmay serve for washing IN.
less the water oomcs from tho river, OF uyen III
taat casa II Il be well Uttered II destRucd stul.
ply to give the st. Louis scalpers sonlo apusc.
1hent, shay might 70 further aud luy sahdust
track around their Hoard OF Trade room. aud run
toot-raees. Anything to keep tho Bt. Louis
Hoard bu0yf
, 1880-06-30

JUDGE 1tocli1tASE, Of Georgia, 4 short
tine ayo apprehened that tho Presidential con-
tsst would 10 "bctween tho representative Of
sinsa on Tho ono hand aud Imperialism on the
other, aid he chose the lattcr.'' Wo quoto froiu
tho Cincinnati Enquirer, which had tho Same up
preaonslon and made thu samo choice. Perhaps
Judge Isochsanc can explain why he and his
lemooratfc allits, nothaylng my longer tho up
psuheuston Of Imperialism In THUR in!llls shuulst
kt'll think 1t necessary to choose the candidate
md representative Of rings, which tho ohulca OF
the Democratic party must inevitably bc.
, 1880-06-30

FOUR years trutn now this generation Will
4Sanu upon tho hou4etops u,ld thank 1ud for
fpff, ''
various contradictions may be put upon this
remarkable production. It lnay bu that people
"tl be " "tuauktnG uo4" four ysaxs fsean now, III
, 1880-06-30

DiLL ENuI.lelI decides to continue rs
ChAirmnn Ut tho indiuna StAta Committee. Tho
1lHMtcrlt!o candidate for yIcc.rrcstlicnt rro-
p0sos 10 have bonle say us to how anu when his
lar'l shn1! bo tanned,
, 1880-06-30
Ill.

8psf80* 07p161" 70 7A EHteafo 3f1hNRSs
LAFAYETTE. lnt., June sa.-Thero ar, no en-
oousa9ing symptoms to-day in tho condition Of
William +, Reynolds, lutte President Of the l,lls-
Ftlles New AlhAny EhlG.l1u ttutln,nd lie Gin.
tlnuca III q worry ueFE0uS And excited eundit THU,
, 1880-06-30

Tt1E plntn people want plain man for
President, not u lay-tRuro decorated with brass
buttons and stonit1er-str1tjs; orn 1nall mil!Inar
Just escApcd from MI atmosphere Of fulse
tlowcrs, fuss, and feathers.
, 1880-06-30

A,loxo the condolences Of tho st. Louis
CENSUS may he mentioned thg fMct TINT o,c lnu.i
was found whuae 1nsllc wHs ttlnn,, while that nf
his wlfe wns Eve. the two being born III Chtcnao
on tho suno day. ana thrust ullt Of pArAdlsc to-
Eethgr,
, 1880-06-30

!
mot lant evening at tho sher1nan IIouao aud
nwarlea tho prizes won III the regatta lust Sat-
f%5. THIRD uaAs tit,Ntg!lougi,, first prize. t:.s;
Aerial, second prize, flb. Fourth rlass, fleet
wtnX Grat prize, $lU.
, 1880-06-30

GEN. Du1tMN Wals, had the wires utl lattl
to capturo tho Viuc~lrpailcncy, but whio he
hid In the bushes. like crafty sportaiEar,, BILL
English canio along anA bruta!ly baggea tho
hAfc.
, 1880-06-30

~ fdu nidy break, yot titny ni,Nttcr the
vnAr II yu.i Will,
But tho atent at tho rvscs will ctiDx round It
STILL"
was written In enlrft prophetic Of ]. Il E. At.
kfnsonA Extract Ut Wh.H ltosns.
, 1880-06-30
BISHOP WA11ERSON.

t+TfQ
CoIuNnus, H.. June s9.-Tho Nt.lsev. John
WAetsrsoH. ufshop ot Columbus, has arrived.
torc. t!e will bo consecsatcl ~ nIshop Of this
lIucefU Aug. 8.
, 1880-06-30

TIE Illfndls delegation uald tllo Burnct
House ut Cincinnati for tho uso Ut two ,,nriors
f;sU, which wNs ntNlNt u 10 ouch lleleGata.
, 1880-06-30

lr's tho regular arhiy ngnfnst the yolur-
tcer aruy, and tho volunteers Gust more votes.
, 1880-06-30

Tile public will beware Of a frntattus
lent Initiation Of Dnblins Efcttrc SOM. ,,uw im,-
ine forced IN tho InHrket by MISREPRESENTATION
II VII I'll: IN at,y clothes washed with It, Insist
up0n having f}nhbi,,s' Electric.
, 1880-06-30

.-. =, :. :.
a!sympic, 10y oat tSr atSktnx batte n
foul ball.
fHniNgs- Z 8 Q = .
Wurresier.... .........1 ? ! 20
Eh!cnHp.. ...... .:....4 0 ~
Earned run?-ChtcaEo,2 :: Worccster,s.
Ftrst basa 0n errorR-W0rceatar,! i: ChtcaRo, :.
Left on basen-ChlcaFo, 1: Worcester. i,
Elrtluk out-Stopey, EeensIiur, uDdanlth, Flint.
ilais cal!tl-1etdsmtth, 1o7: Richmond. Tug.
Strikes callcd--0olusmith, II; HfchmunI, u.
ns.ss nNssso is.l 1ans--p"n1, ~ Husnou8' l.
i1mnj,,.-T,1en,
nav, ,.o.xr
AIn MtSs'r.
.hniRht. tue Fentlen1hhly captain and exccllont
f'gnt-He!1ef OF tue W0roeater trn1n, Ia thrent:
nennctt took bis place.
The n0stons play hero Thursday, Friday, and
Satufday VI thIs week, aud tho Providence
G;hImb,ons next siontuy, Iu9stny, 1nu Tnnts'
aay. 'rlGkoM for tho two holiday Klipca OF tho
= 90 s :ss a. :::* ss; :; s :s :' s::s
cost OF this Western trip hna been betrayed Gy
the tcetipta thus lar, aud tho rrst will be clean
pSoslt: r. T6er shaee; y per cent, In chtca4o VIVA
The Woroostcrs left FIR Cleveland Inst oycn.
ttR p1lyEne thefo l'hllrstiAy, rfiNy, aG,i 8utnr.
dRy. 14cAsTs. 1rpWn nrl ilHncrnft Uxrrrsa them.
sclses III tug highest dckree grHtttlel with theIr
ttSAtment ~ ta9 EhlteaHta people, whom thay
ioun1 ~ 10 tho most impartial! and tnnrttnuB
they naE9 tycr p!ayctt but1ru wheit awny rum
nolhe: e: Incy ato A4so .postcolly sntaael with
tnS.s t, saSeess nese, r. taey fpcoEnazG tho met
Gheavy I'M tsa nopo a" sa ae
, 1880-06-30

CHARLES RrApE, tho novelist, Inns writ
ten lotter to Joscrh I1atton also 1nvcliat uiid
correspondent Of tho New York Times. The
very attractive subject IL tho conversion Of thu
writer Of tho cpIstIn md CONC i,isrcprescnts'-
tlo,,s to which be has hccn subjected III co't,ct-
tIou thorcwith. Mr.. nchfe rcfcra particularly
tn the allegation Tint during tho lifetime Ut
Mrs. Seymour, bis special alnty, ho perverted
her mind. He SPECIFICS tho misrepresentation
Of bis newspaper friend thus:
Ftlst-rhat during tt,g lifetime Of Mrs. scy,,
tnour held ralttonNsto vlewa Hiid perverted
I'M darling frirnas 8 mind with thenl,.,
Scc9ul-Thnt+ III spite ut this, Mr.. GrnhH1n
was ubIo to nssuro nlc sue lid not tlc without
Christian hope.
Mr. Nruslo denies TINT l,n ever perverted Ills
"larlng frcnd's" mind, mn, ayurs TINT shu VIM
over d humbfc; md ct,,lastcnt Christian. Tho
letter OF tho novelist Is chiefly remarkable, FIRST
tor his worry trunk alusions to Tho relations
which existed bctwcc', him and Mrs. Seymour;
AMI. secondly, for the Kcnt[o l0no which rtias
through II aii. Ntr. 1,catlo desires to have II
known that he has. Indeed, become Christian
, 1880-06-30

/; Tho ftaf,dedttr worlA koch TINT hoatl IN It's
cot,mns unfit tho .tay ot atection IT ~os'ld bo n
standing nrR,tnent why he slnnld never he
clcctca 10 tho Presidency. md would ba as Rot"
III, argument for Gen. GARFIELD as tho Heptn-
llcnns c.ut,l wish. Tho Almighty tins statnpc'i
,,ppt, his toce every rrns,!, why be tholltl not
In Tho President Ut thia country. 1t Ia tim hca''
uf Ii brtzc. fighter. and not ii thinking hghtef NJ
tint. Ink OF pue vino ',yNltd light vol tltit'er
trItcts ftutft hin t,,imrnts svhu sshrf a''e u'
think mil nlnli. II IA tho hcttl Of fPhHer WI"
IA not n stratcX!st nr tho rlnnnCr ot eahp"'Fhs'
hit of n tnnu who wuul1 hrnvety eSce'!te nt11eFs
frpm kotpc such Oencrnt Us fratit df encftffatt.
II hes a1t tho tuIlncea and tho Rcncral cfat4!e.
tcrisifcs Of Tho l,uItleg. Tic lcnst Intelligent OF
nil the cuntno f,tce Tho forcl,en Is "vlllatl'nt'a-
II 1,,,y," md tho who'll unncr itt"l narrow
ami rntntcl. willis tho inwer facD Is NIL 1osEl,
iu,1icniinu lila ,uIra Instincts. There IL mt II
fcaturu II, tho picture TINT tslcatna intellectual
strength or executive ability or thn,lal,tf'llress.
Tim pbys!o.nglst or phrcnolugiht would pro.
nnuncp egntnst 1t for II Presidential head Mt
tfrht. In ncarly every pnstfc,llnr It resembles
;ho alc jim, FsHu, who wot,ll hnrdfy hnve hetta
regarded rs tho proper typa Of tiatt TOR prcsl-
dent, Compare It with thu splendid hrad uni
massive brow Of Gen. Garfield. full Of ssIgVcs-
tIous Of Intellect, Thought, nn scholarship. anti
,cc tho difference between Il nnn or mere !nrce
md man Of brains. Republicans could hatsIytlo
setter thnr to hing thg two pictures eit1c ~ Side
and lot tho people SEQ thotn mud decide. THEY
lCll tho stuFy.
, 1880-06-30


NEW YORK., juno :1.-Tho result Of tho
brighton lle0ch r,trra wns MS f0EowA:
ilaif-,nIe .lash for s-yeur olda: hrlAecake J.;
C1ara i, =; King Nurt', t.: ,IImc, 81 seconds,
ltrKhtu!l stnkes, ono and 0N0-ctRhth miles:
Quito. /; Il!nrt!ey.s: 1tlnnrhertA Time. i;58,
Mile 'lnsh: Nnnlio Fields, !; Little itek, =;
Speculation, i. I1,nc. l:!lA.
Fourth race, ono 1nile: Vlrgll!an, !; 1iachel,
e lfoArlMan,3 .. JlmH; l;44,
Tho stecpls- was won by Derby.
, 1880-06-30

1Ynt-2;jes: .::tl!t; a:Ji.
Hrlnt ls In his 9rs"c1. farst this yeAr. Tic was
bnuEht but Il few months aK0 for f4sU, alfd tt!a
AreAtiy tnalo hts mile In r1lco fit :..:1tA. lilo
neser ski,s. aud Is a wonder, being r. ,ear- nd
In tho ?:10 ctass tllotp wcro four entrtea. but
won tho tncc hut Eta Jpnca was gotAl seunni
throughout, yet suffering much from u dis
hsirosta runaway nt 1ntitn Inst week, where
shp narrowly hlLsaetl killing Dasl h4co, her
driver. His legs arU very eorv yct.
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-TMo-n1Httccn cIass:
Et!foE.s. l /
A<lt4 +s1 il
TtMt-2:ssa, a:.@!f, ;tti, :..::.SA.
, 1880-06-30

1pFe70E W3talfk 10 TIA Ehlta0o 1FlbNN9.
n11slo io-nisht, havlnx been unaIle IL piayt - =
single xattlo u thst Scheduled ahree With tho
CInc!pVat!s. They had hoped 10 bU able to pl4y
hut smother heavy rHlH vet in tt-nIKht which
cut or that hop3. bhuulu tho tnIli entirely
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

Brown & Co., receive fresh candies every
week.
--y. Wanted every one to know that
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

TINHE simplest. sn.tst: ~" most ,,;,.
lie remedy is NlsLEY'.S pure d'e,'i'-
ed ,xuact Of Witch Ha :el, ,''e'n''E pre-.
T uarc,; :: thorough reliable; iu't 'en2' y
and and ecua, in sze CT bo lie :" any maze t,.s
CnIes spra;ns. h,uiscs, swellinas rn"hn@s'
ems wounds, burns. sca'us: go ne. L.
pies, s;,lS hen,n SIN, e.'"r 'h ,an,,n,o
ewes, so,e mouth, ne"i''9, d. "'!,.', ,..;';,,c
,,oin i is UpGou,,, eddy lie greatest ne i
ri'"e,,,,,,;;ou ever used. Numerous 'e' :
,non:,i Is can be rrocu,eh If dcs: 'e". -:
nnnce 10 les y, c.s. Pint Lot,!es ~ c.s
Quarts 81 0O.-5n.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

T1TTy GEMS. Full II Oh. bottles: be.t
L Combination. Risiey:s Emn'sl"n ." o.,
Coz Liver Oil, with Hypornosl,";'t,
LIN. and SOFA, with IepSine: ~ !, ~ ~.
=, Moa+ e;f.c,ual an,; reliable remedy 20: :or
me ns Colds. b;, nc;l is, gene"al 'ehi'':
t tv e.. A.Iee.:blv favoleh. Ple' SAN -.
10 lake. Aud eau be le'"Ined Ola 'n'
! "'''A Cha; ,es F.. Eis|cv & Co.,
| Wholesale Druggists,
| CT Cour, land street., New 1oih
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

SET BACK AZ YEARs.-'I was troubled
for many years with Kidney Complaint;
Gravel, 81. my blood became thin: l
was dull and inactive; could hardly
crawl about; was an old worn out man
all over; c,nld get nothing to help me,
until got Hop Bitters, and now l am a
boy again. My blood ana Kidneys a 20
70. although I am y, and I have no
Inubt it will do as we'll for others of my
aye. 1t is wor, h trial. Fathor.)-
| Sunday Mercury. 2to2
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Clerks Notice.

rhe State of Louisiana-Parish OF west
Feliciana.
18th District Court-Clerk's Othce.
NOTICE is hereby given that stephen
N G. Stirling has applied tor let.eIs
olminis1rat ton on The succession OF MIS-
Marv c. stirling, deceased, and nn.esS 10
GA, Opposition be made within zen u's
| the same "; IL be granted acc0rnlHG ~
| NV. a, ,oso Clerk
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Three State elections, tha0 OF
Indiana, Ohio and West Viz
oinia-were held OH Tuesday
last. In Indiana the success or
the Republican party was mark
ed by a slight insreased maJci-
irv. while in Ohio the Repuoll-
can gains were increased over
their majority OF 1876. AS re-
cards Indianaifwould bepeurlle
for us to say that the result
was not in opposition to our
expectation, but at the same
time we see no reason Tor ue-
moralization on the part OF the
democratic party in antlclpa-
ton of the result in November.
One fact must be borne IN NINA.
The radical party OF the ma
ton is in it's last, or death
throes, and no amount OF LABOR
or money has been spared 10
, create a decentralization within
) the Democratic ranks, Tor eHec'
~ in the presidential contest OF
E. November. Regarding the
~ State of Ohio no hopes OF Dem
nj ocratic success were entertained
and the increased republican
- majority can be reliably credl'
aa ed to the same influence Whlcl
nds induced the result in Indiana
&c Another State voted on Tues
MIS- day and furnished asurpilse &c
the Democracy. Werefer tot
,ich State election in West Virgins
This State has been Republica
rsr- So far as State administrator.
are concerned, for number
OF years, but surprisingly stran!
ster she gave the handsome Den
. cratic majority of $4,000
clos Tuesday last.
and n IT, Ooto1
owed, hn Ine Aaco VI WV
DIS on result, we claim Democra
election from Indiana IN !
~, @,'e of vember, and we take advant;
of the opportunity to eSpr
mount our opinion, that the Demoe
pau CIV of the Union has lost N
PGA of the prestige gained by
roved' nomination OF Hancock
English. Indiana 7c'" gee
, road Democracy a majority.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

WANTED 1000 customers to tiy scrub
h;nr brushes at 1Oc, coffee pots Zoe, tea
cad,iies Zoe, toilet soaps . and loc, lamps
compjete %, so, Sc & etc., sAoe brushes
II and CSC. neat box of paper and enve-
lopes 1oc, picture frames Is SOC, line cor
sets soc, pinafo"e cossets Sl:oo' sewing
machine oil 15c, at Brown u Co.
IT, Cakes and candies at Brown ~ 90
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
NOTICE..

ALL OUT OF EIPLOYMENL: Shon,d
n address Frank Leslie Publ'sh'hS ~,
* I1av street. New York: IN active
an,,na wanted in every town. AN WHO
r;?;sh 20 make money rapid'v, sh"lsd
send thirty Ceu;s for FIVE weeks subs" Up.
Ion, to Frank Lcsl;e's Weekly, he "n,E
Democratic llus,ra' ed Paper pu"i'sheo'
Clubs OF four, for five weeks, for one n"i.
, lar. or sample copy will be sent Tor Gene
postage stamps. illustrated Catalogue
| i,Pe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

wAll kinds of musical instruments
at Brown 81 Co.
w~A dispatch from Weldon N -,
of Oct. y, says: Information has JUST
heen received here OF Il most cod-bloodeo
murder, committed in Northampton coun-
tv a. few days since. Ransom Hari;s'
ocea fourteen years, and James Ingram:
,Ted ten wears, went into the woods TO
gether to cut wood, White thus ehsas
cd, the two boys became engaged IN
quarrel, during which the younger threw
an q. at Harris but missed his aim. Har
ris then threw his AK at Ingram, striking
him on the head, killing him instantly
Harris was arrested and brought beiof
q MAGISTRATE and sent OH for murder.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
NNDERTAKER'S GOODS

At our Furniture Emporium "o navy
constantly oh handa comple't "HS" W,mnI,
u IN AND METALLIC COFflN.S AND
GASKETT. COFFIN FURNlIL RE-
TRIMMlNGs &r. &c. Of this depart,
nent Mr.. GUSTANE BRUNETTE, al
experienced undertakcrs, has charge; anu
nutrons in tow: and country ray r'iH OF,
their orders being filed on the Sior,sS'
notice, in II comp etc and "orNha'l'''4'h'
| manner.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
The finest chewing tobacco
Brown g. Co.
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
ST. FRANCIsvlLLE, La,
October, 4.h loSO.

fV1j4O0 y JAIL ~
ST.. FRANCIsvlL1.E, LA" ~
Oc, ober, 4,h 1880. ) T.
Police Jury met in regular session.
Present, j. w. Dede,ick, II. +. bu''ei'
D, Stewart, P. w. Barrow, W. HANDS, T.
G. DeLisle. T. D. Dawson, c. L. Fischer {
+. J. VIM, G. A. Schultz. L.
Minutes of previous meeting read ana
adopted.
Resolved, That Henderson Cuon'nS
ham be appointed oversoer OF the 'oao
(yice JT Howell) from State line 10
Laurel Hill, and that he have the hanos
ofFE Evans, Duncan Stewart, . NC
Gehee, Z + MerliclS, Mrs T. BrowD' MIS-
HIP Perkins, and all Others not other
wise approp. lated to work the same.
The Treasurer made report when
WAS received and ordered filed.
Resolved, That printers bill as per con-
tract amount s62, so he approved and reg
lstered.
That sheriff's bill maintenance OF
nrisoucrs) for July, August and septem-
Der, amount $4,000 be approved, register
ed and paid out of any fund on hand.
That bills of VIM Hammer, attending
to Court House for July, August ane
.september, amount 5000 be approved
re. istered and paid out of any funds OF
hand.
That bill of A Gastrcll, amount S7'o
be approved, registered and pa11 oo'
any funds on hand.
That bill of C NJ Barrow, clerk: amour
S23,15 be approved, registered ard pal
out of any funds an hand.
That bill of Jail physician, DR.. U
Ksufmann. amount $500 be approve
regjs.ercd and paid out of any tunds
hand.
Resolved, That there be public To-
from the foot of Red River Island TO ne
of the same, and that George Reagan
appointed overseer of said road: Win
the hands on SAID Island to work I
same,
Resolved. That the Treasurer be
he is hereby authorized to pay the Ora
and Petit Jury for the present term
District Court
Resolved, That the following perse
ba annoin.ed commissioners and Gle
of+ba election. to be held Tuesday
vember Cd, 1880:
1st ward-St. Francisvllle, u Aus
tai Blackwell, C w Temple, commiss
.ers, L d Cohn, clerk.
i st ward-Bayon Sara, G Bush'
FEE Powell, Jno Mcguire, commission
George Kaufman, clerk.
Cd ward, Wilson Mathews, DR.. Z
Martin Summers, commissioners Joe
liant, clerk. =,
I'd ward. Ed Baines, w } Fort, "
man Wilcox. commissioners, r u II
on, clerk.
4th ward, G Hamilton, M w
art. HIM jackson, commissioners,
Stewart. clerk.
eth ward. Jos Reeks, Allen Beck
VIM Perry, commissioners, Ihos VI
Jr., clerk.
6th ward. Clifford Barrow,
aenen. JClack, commissioners, A
clerk.
9TH ward, J A Row, w A Port
JeSassiey. commissioners. A Z Cam
clerk.
9Th ward, F J McGehee, w Z
SDoherty, commissioners, George
win, clerk.
9th ward, H Cornell, Robt Wilso
Jas Durnin, commissioners, Robt "
ST., clerk.
10th ward. Jno Barrow, Bout
VIM 3 Smith, commissioners, Sc
Iavergne, clerk.
Resolved. That the commissioner
clerks for this (only,) election D
$500 each for their services IN Il
this election.
On motion the Jury adjourned,
G. GOODMAN, d. w.
Clerk. nc
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

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Streets.
B4YOU s5HA, Ii.
ClAVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale :
IL at prices contornlable with me
ines, full and complete lines OF Wh'te
Goods. Ladies' Dress Goods House-keep,
ers articles, and Il general assortment o.
fancy and staple dry goods
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piques, Bish-
op Lawns, Linen Lawns,
Dress Linens, Mozambl.
ques, Grcna-
dimes, Organdy
MusIius, French
Percales, Jris,. Lin
ems, Bobbinet Bars.
= Laces and Curtains,
Parasols, large varie
~. U,nbrel-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Call
cos, Bleached Co,tons,
Cambrios. Shectings,
Ch:!ureus Cassimeres
- Gents
Cassimeres,
IN Cott nadcs,
Jeans. Deuims. Tick
-ings by the yard or piece
- Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries
ala Provisions western Produce and
Ms, Plantation Supplies Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
INV Machine and its various
' attachments.
vi We invite an inspection OF our larG
assortment OF Ladies', Childrens, Men
r and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, LIS
~ Thread, Gauntlets, Ties, Ribbons, En-
etor broideres Laces, Ruch'ngs, Corsets, L.
-- dies Ready made Under wear, etc, T.
fumery, Toilet, Articles, and notions.
lie have or hand also, a fresh and W.
r 6 selected stock OF Clothing, Boots, Shoe
Hats and Caps and Il general assortme
Of yentlemcns underwear and furnishi
goods.
The citizens of East Fcliciana, Por
y LA Coupeo and Wilkinson County, Mis-
will find it to their interest and adv;
tage 10 open up a trade with us. All
INI ders from abroad promptly, and careful
filled.
EsS' Highest market price paid fol c
ton,