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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-20
/ FEE DEE.

/ am coming again Joe, was glad to
hear from you through the paper,
though we are not associated together
at this time. We can hear from each
other occasionally through this med.
ium.
And to you Mr.. Editor I am much
obliged for your favors. I appreciate
them, and as my 6rSt did not go to
the dreadful waste basket l will try
again. ~. 80. ~ & !,
Everything is lively about Pee Dee.
A party at Mr.. E. s. Landrum's
last week which every body enjoyed.
Boston, thinks l am not acquainted
with Pee Dee. I know how the
place received its name and supposed
every one in the county knew II
was not to give an ancient account oil
the town, Ibid not intend that, but
simply to tell few things that hap.
pen in these days, nor did ! think il
necessary to tell Of Thomas North.
| ington's residence, his company moi
his standing in the community.
may live in tho country but ! some,
times 60 to Pee Dec. and my friends
70 there, consequ ently I see and hear q
few things. ! had no idea that l wal
getting on anybody's toes when !
wrote the first. II grocerymen Of
Pee Dee do not want things writer
about Sunday traflicking let them dis
continue the practice. II they are mol
guilty the cap does not fit them, II
would be heavy tax upon the coun
try to keep q standing grand jury, moi
was Tiny meaning that it should b
40 but We all know that Pee Dee wal
quieter during court than before o.
IsiLce. Il was not my intention to go
up 5 paper war but il seems that i
must come. As to indictments If Their
were never any found against tn
Igrocerymen Of Pee Dec. they hav'
been blessed above others who sci
whisky illegally or the grand; jury ha
failed to do its duty, Asto you Bos
ton, ! reckon we will just take it 70
granted we know each other and no
talk about our names.
| ! hear there is q telephone up from
Avcritt's grocery to the other. l di'
not learn for what purpose it was pu'
up unless it is that the grocery mel
may talk to each other when trade j
dull. 3a1 hl si
III learn that MIR. Hammond of Cali
donia has sold his Dry goods out Z
Mr., Carloss and thatthe late pur
chaser proposes to sell goods at bot
tom, prices for cash.
Ilga Welwillstry toIget up that fishinI
party land win look for you dow
when notified to come, don't disap
point us r.Editor. We may need YOU
Boston, when the fishing time come
as / see you expect to DO on hand
Let us be friends Boston and not &c
mad through the paper.
DELLA,
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sEIIEvIgw,

% n ~. 81 NJ n MN
'ris Q lovely April eyenIng; what
scene OF grandeur aAd Of beauty
day dying upon the landscape; aud
yet, radiant In its last glance upon the
earth, tho sun 10 tintipg with gold,
silver aud crimson, the masses Of
fleecy clouds piled high In air, like
tumulluous waves fretiiny the blue
dome of heaven : he fingers as u re-
luctant to. say farewell TO SO much
beauty. Tho black birdie twiiter upon
the b0ughs and sing Q requiem 10 the
departing Gun, and ere long light will
melt into darkness with no sound to
wake the stiffness, and we poor NOR
tails will Ia slumber deep be sleeping
of the fever OF the day, while cres-
cent moon will be sailing to her
haven, conveyed by myriads Of stars,
her graceful hull each moment bright
ening with silyery beauty "a day dies
and might casts her sable mantle DER
the earih."
News 10 rather scarce this week.
Peaches killed aud "Brat's" fond
hopes crushed, for he cannot feast on
peaches and cream.
Wheat will soon BE- ready 10 har-
rest; be ON the alert, Metcalfe. e
| Garden planting done. Il
Spring chickens plehtiiul.
We detect the perfume Of orange
blOssoma I'm the MR. .sys ~ a 80
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sHNNETTsgowN.

Corn planting about through with.
Flies destroying the tobacco plants,
Wheat looking splendid.
Fruit all killed. vi ikSs =
Gardens unusually far advanced for
the season.
Fine rain falling, the clcrk OF the
weather seems 10 know what suits
his customers.
The cattle market opened this morn
ing brisl1, common to good gross 2 y
@3H choice 31@4h mich cove taxi
en- at fair prices.
Big Johns big dog strayed some
days since ssd greatly to the annoy
ance Of the owner was found forcibly
detained at Stony point.
DR.. Shackleford furnished the ladies
Of sthis community during the past
week quite treat with his elegant
French trimmings which he offered
At exceedingly low prices.
Sunday school reorganized al
Sharon church last Sunday, prospects
are fattering for good school during
the coming season, which we hope
win continue till tho winters mud
begins. n
Spring chickens are rushing TO the
front, some have already tiled the
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= Arm, Broken.

Mrs. r. T. steinhagen while CON-
ing down the steps at tho Christian
church Sunday unfortunately fell and
broke one Of her arms, besides sus-
tanning several serious bruises about
the head aud face. A little boy
standing by was so frightened at the
sight Of tho blood upon her arm and
face, that he tainted and wac with
difficulty resuacitatcd.
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frying pan and others are rapidly
teaihering for the sad leap AZ n
The careworn look on the faces Of
the returning fishermen during the
past few dsys seents 10 indicate that
the moon 10 too far North for bites.
Poor Jiner reminds Us very much
OF u respondent seeker ct am old FASH
toned CAMP meeting, we are sorry 70
say that he hasn't come through on
the Is puzzle set.
Rev. N, A. Make being called off
to 0 meeting vi bis Prosbetery We
will have no preaching on the third
sunday which 10 draw back to us all
Tor we have become so much attached
to him that VIC hate to miss one Of
his appointment.
Miss Emma Walkers school con-
tinucs to Improve, new scholars gre
being enrolled continually y. S,i-s .
DIR. J. r. Cooper who has located
at this place Is doing well and 10 one
OF the few young physicians who is
not Rtraid 10 hang out bis shingle
where lie 10 well known. .'a ll',''ls
We were glad to see Cladpol'se let
ter from this place, hope he will write
often. 5,tV ..,e2i y, +. =. Z,
We don't like to double teams by
joining In with your correspond Pro-
TEN OF Lafayette In raising . row
with another ofyour correspondents
= n. III
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> RIcxEygsvILLE.

Editor South Kentuckidn::
Ifyou do not think we are trespass-
ing we would like to furnish you
with few items from this section,
this week., c.u
The tobacco flies are totally de-
stroying the plants In this vicinity.
Can't some one give us plan by
which they may be destroyed.
The prospect for q wheat crop Is
very Gathering at the present time.
The farmers, In general. are busy
planting corn, while a few have flu
ished.
The health Of the neighborhood ID
very good al this time-to the discom.
fiture Of our n. DIS. az
The Sunday School that was organ
lied at the Brick Church some weeks
ago promises to De success.
There will BIO preaching at the
Brick Church on next Saturday and
Sunday by the pastor, Rev. ]. U.
Spurlin. All the members are re-
quested TO attend, especially on Sat
urday, as there is church business o.
importance 10 transact.
We had the pleasure Of hearing
very eloquent and interesting sermon
at Shiloh oil last Sunday. by the Rev
Mr.. Lewis, OF the N. K. Church
South.
| Mr.. Editor, In your last issue yot
gave "0reenie" the information sh,
desired, will. you be so kind to us
DO you think II good breeding for I
4 young lady 10 permit Q young gneile
man TO accompany her homo from
church and to insist upon his going
In and sitting awhile, and to after
wards either insult him personally Of
10 his friends because he happened 4
stay until eleven o'clock? We viii
abide by your decision.
j II is rumored that there 10 TO DO
wedding In this neighborhood soon
The principal actors In this feat arr
some of our best friends and we hop
when the tickets are being issued tina
4 We will not be forgotten.
!. Johnnie Nolan, son Of Henri,
Nolan, 10 very low with Pneumonis
His recovery is thought TO be doubt
full.
u April fools scem to be the order Q
the tiSy In this locality. There ha
been q great many found In the road
T where tho young ladies had lost then
/ We helped to, read one on last Sur
day that o young gentleman foun
near the brick church. To say tbs
II was really sweet would but poorl
express its meaning. The youn
I lladies muet be more careful IN the n
ture or they might divulge secret.
The young gentleman that brok
his engagement on last Tuesday nigl
had better 20 and get A.W. Pyle
8 take his measure before no goes
preyor meeting again. -.
f-n VI sss9 DAvY CRoCKETT.
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Metcalfe q Co., have just received
a choice lot Of flowers Of all kinds,
Call and:see theh.1 2 LAG
Call at Withers & Thacker's If You
want good fresh Meats and Vegetables.
r. Sioehr is still in the field yet.
He has his shop newly fitted up and
ready to wait on customers in the
Boot and Shoe line. -tn
New AMI well assorted stock Of
queensware, Chinawero at Grisuain's.
Best cigars in town at Grissam's.
For any thing in the Staple and
Fancy Grocery line, don't fail to go
to Grissam's for it.
II you want the best Binder buy
none but the old and reliable Deering
Cord Binder Of Metcalfe Sons.
Choice lot of Groceries at
| H,f M Winfree d Harris.
Laycock McCrann are selling their
Twin Bed Springs and taking feathers
in exchange.
Hot weather is coming and every
body ought to have a good comfort
able spring bed. Try our Twin
Springs. LAYcocK 4 McCRANN.
LAND PLASTER cheap at c. G..
| Shanklin's. .0H.a u :. III
Improve your wheat with Land
Plaster for sale by g. g. Shanklin.
lfyou want cold glass Of beer and
a hot plate Of soup call on George
Hall, at the st. George Restaurant
Soup from 10 to IL.
SOUP! SOUP!! u.
At St. George Restaurant from II
to IL. er' /
You can gel a glass Of Beer ant
plate Of soup all for Bets at st. Georg'
Restaurant.
,, The coolest Beer md the hotties
] soup in the city from 10 to IL A. N. a
st. George Restaurant. i93l 4
Mr.. / Dinkelspeil invites all to com'
! and inspect the new stock Of spring
.. goods Just received. His stock is full
r and contains all tho latest styles
D being sufficiently large to suit tn
] taste ofall. He has a larger assert
memo than ever before, and guarantee
to please both in style and price.
Call for Seaside and FRANKLIN
! Square libraries at Hopper d Sons
John Moayon has received his ne,
J. stock Of Spring goods and is sellin
!. them cheaper than ever.
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CARD

Hopkinsville KY, April 10 1880.
We take this method Of saying "a
the public. thatwe have thoroughly
tried and tested, and are now using
the Twin spring bed, audit is with
pleasure we pronounce them the best
and most durable as well az the cheap.
est spring bed. now in the market.
j. W. Rust, s. r. Brewer, r. r,
Donaldson, j. Il. Wahl, VIM. Cowan,
l.. G. Alexander, M. D., J. 9. Cant,
JIM. Hopkins, j. w. I. Smith, Hun.
ter Wood, ii. Lewis, Meacham d
Wilgus.
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me sOUTS KtxTvCxIas.
uoPKISsvlLLE, APR. 90, 1850.
socIAtyy1zs.

Ed. R. l.. Thurmond IL tho guest
Of Prof. Isast.
MIC. w. Ware. Of Trenton, was
In The city last week. ,l3
Mr.. q. A. Tailsy, Of Trenton, waa
atthc Phoenix Wednesday.
Duncan Galbteath has taken a po-
siiion In Howe's jewelry store.
Mise Jennie Buckncr is visiting
Niles Merry Clark at Nswstead.
Col. Gano Henry late OF Louisville,
arrived in the city Saturday.
Miss Lille Mcclellan Of 81. Louis,
In Wishing Miss Lizzie Mckee.
Judge r T. Pe,rcc and DR.. James
Rodman went TO Louiaville last week.
Mr.. John d. Shaw, clerk of Trigg
county was In the city last wednes-
day.
1sr. J. II. Lander Of Bolleview, Is
spending some days with HE son, Mr..
j. w. Lander. 9ptkGNTff
Mrs. Margsre. Roach will leave In
few days for New York. where she
will spenA the summer.
Rev. J. @. Porter was In tho city
Friday and Saturday the guest Of
Prof. Rust- ,-e
lMr. aud Mrs. A. n. Iieidrisks, Of
Nortomville, were In stecity Wednea
day, tho guests Of the Phcnix.
Judge wilkinson, senator from
Trigg, passed through the city on hi'
way home for visit last week.
Col. n. A. Burnett and wife Of
Caaiz. passed through the city last
week on route home nom Frankfort
.Bras," our vaiued Garre,tsburs
correspondent, was In tho city the
day Of the show.
Mr.. George 8. Gainss apopuia'
young gen.lsmaa Of Montgomery
was In the city one day last week.
h Mrs. James Rodman and her iaagh'
Ger. Nrs. southsrlsnd, both Of Hop
kinsvi,Ie, visited the family Of Judge
Chas. 2. Grabbs las, veek.-RA'se"'
ellie H.E.
Nlsses NoIiis aud Helen Morton
Two popular and ealiursd young
isdIea Of MAdisonvilie, arc visii'nl
Mrs. John Felsnd.
Mrs. J K. Summers, Nra Jas. r
ON and Mrs. George Edwards, o.
Csdls. were the euesss OF the Ph~ni'
enc day last week.
M. q. Howard Speek has rssignet
hia posl,ioa Ia Gish b Gamers druI
siors and Mr. Frsd Gordon Of Madi
sonvills, has taken his place.
Rev. aud Mrs. j. r. BEDFORD o
F, Lafayette viii celebrate tho twenty
fnh anniversary OF their marriage
next Friday night. They have oul
thanks for Al invitation TO attend.
Dr.. p. Rogers Of Owensboro he
accepted q position in Walter Gar
retts drug store. DIR. Rogers Is
clever gentiemsn, and skiliful drusgis
and we welcome him TO our city.
Maj. Frank n. Bristow, the hand
seme bachelor editor Of the Elkto'
Resister, AaPpeacd 10 DO In the cit
the dsy Of the show and honored on
saactnm with his presence. II !
vaguely suspected that no icon th'
lookons for Z wife, lsad n u Is true b
shove Gao taste IL coming to4iop
kinsville TO look Tor one. srys
s->s-<a.s-----~-- rif
HADOrvN
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Eoiao and Foreign.
HOME MARKET.

~ ~ Week. Year,
Receipts, :. 80. IA ........ 420f
Sales, ZIG 49,. 28ia
sales by Buckner & Woodbridge
April IA and 10, 1850, Of So hhds q,
follows:
Is hhds medium TO good leaf 1915
to 8 Is.
% hhds common to low leaf $3.50
TO 6 So.
l4hhds good TO fine luys 4 10 to
4 So.
IS hhds common 10 trashy Tugs
8 05 10 8 IS.
Market continues firm at last
weeks quotations.. with q better de-
mand for lugs aud lower grades Of
leaf. 4 49,
Sales by J. X. Cant 4 Sons, Of 80
hhds. Nff e-N t4tS
ahhds fine leaf $i2. 10 rs
4 . hhds leaf6 l0to7 80.
IL hhds common aud medium
leaf from 4 so 10 q.
l4hhds lugs from 8 25to 445,
Market some stronger this week,
LuSs still ceiling we'll a III
I . i" q .
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ADAMS & FRENCH SELF
BINDER. SOMETHING
On, BRAN NEW. DON'T
FAIL TO SEE THEM
AT G. g. SHANKLIN'S.
Bargains.


We have some fine second hand
Buggies, ofour own make. which we
will sell low down for cash. Call
soon and get a bargain, 4.
Blumenstiel McCamv 4 Bonte.
Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss Hester
have opened a Dress Making estab-
lishment at the corner Of Russellvills
and Virginia Streets, where they are
prepared to do work in the best man.
ner and latest styles. Cutting and
fitting speciality.
Choice lot Of Potatoes at Winfree
& Harris, sweet and fresh.
II you want deadener on scratches,
Or the best condition powders in the
world call on Jas. NJ. Hipkins.
W. have received our stock Of Spring
Clothing. The finest selection ever
brought to this market. Call and ex-
amino our entire stock and be con-
WINGED that we are selling goods
cheaper than the cheapest. tsN
&" Streng q Frankel.
Ifyou wish Drugs always fresh
and pure. do not forget Gish & Gar
ner, a, their old stand.
The best Eve cent
HAVANA CIGAR,
always on hand. Gish & Garner
| TRUNKS.
Factory on Main street south Of
Nashville. +. A. YosT.
A good light two-horse carriage for
sale; Or will trade it for good
family horse. A. w. PYLE.
LOST.
On SundaS.eyening. April 4th, q
Kid and Casig d,,1c Belt Pocket. The
finder will be Suitably rewarded by re.
turning the same to me.
Mas. h. T, PErREE.
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1t Is.superipr n other hoelf 70.
lating to Society and the rules OF
Etiqurtte. No IN ina have been
spared In It's compilation; all the
latest and best standard authort.,
ties have been cohsulteds as Wen
as many people, in high. SOC ini
standing In the largc cities, VINO
arr familiar with thu heat Iusases
Of Society and tits THOR0Ut;H..-
LY THUsTWOkrBf. Nor h. It
.simplyap ctiqurtteibock, teach,
ing q certain System Of bowa nrr
suilrkr anu certain tricksM 70 3
aud behavior, hut IL 10, the c,,,-
bodiment Of Solid C0mmon Sense.
teuchinx men and wonsenI how TO
BIZ, as well as hoy TO SEEN " be
Gentlemen and Eaaics. In APP
l earance, an AsxxRsv 10 especi.
slly attractive, With beautiful
= Gilt Si.ie title, iieavy Tintc't Pa-
I, err, and ClsafiP vint-l TO sugw it
Is To create . desire to possess ~
. Sent by mail upon receipt ofpriee
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
70 NY CREDITORS.

.a..sr LOST OR STOLEN
one plain Is karat gold ring with
the initials of q. T. H. and NJ. B. 3
Engraved. A liberal reward will be
given for the delivery Of said ring.
ta a 81 GEORGE HALL.
Ifyou have got money to spend and
want groceries cheaper than they can
be bought elsewhere. so to Grissam's.
Large lot Of shells for ornamenting
grounds, very cheap at Grissam's.
We haze inst received
a beautiful line of Ho-
siery, Notions as Fancy
Dry Goods, Laces. Ties,
Fichus and Novelties of
every description, all of
the latest style.
Call and see the Cheap
est goods in the city. We
lead the trade. IN styles
and prices. F..
TERN & 7JLl0U.
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Call for Seaside and Franklin
Square libraries at Hopper d Sons.
I John Moayon has received his new
stock Of Spring goods and is selling
them cheaper than ever.
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Mctcalfe q Co., have just received
a choice lot Of flowers Of all kinds,
Call and; see them.s 9 y = g 7
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On SundaNseyening, April 4th, q
Kid and Cash o,s1c Belt Pocket. The
finder will be Sditably rewarded by re.
turning the same to me.
Mas. Z. T, PErREE.
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The storm seems TO have been gen.
eral. Caldwell county suffered
greatly, Princeton was severely torn
up. Todd was equally as unforsu-
nate, and . gentleman who came
from Owensboro says oil along the
road could DO seen the awful effects
Of the tornado. It is without doubt
the moet terrible one we have been
visited with for years. May we new.
or soc It's like again.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-23
SEMi-ANNUht REPORT Of THE COUNTY
AUDIT0s,

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
OKMsBY COUNTY. NEVADA, July l, 1880. {
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-23

Dr. Sheets has returned and taken the Airing
ton House. where he will be pleased to his friends and
patrons Those wishing his services should call early
his stay is limited to few weeks None but first class
operation in all branches Of the Dental Art.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-23

To the Hon the Board County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State of Nevada:
Gentlemen: The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report OF the financial affairs of the said
county for the six months ending June 30, 1850.
Balance Oh hand at close of business December
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

JoLLIrIcATIoN.-Thursday evening a
number of Piochers went to Bullionyille
on the train, from which place they were
conveyed in wagons to Panaca, where a
jollification was held by both Panacans
and Piochers. A very pleasant time was
had by all who attended.
THE "Nevada Monthly" for October,
has been issued and contains many inter-
esting stories and sketches. This
number Of the Nevada Monthly also con-
tains many valuable tables of statistics.
THE following dispatch speaks for it.
self: "Silver Reef, Nov. 5. To Geo. T..
German Utah gone for Cannon. Gar
field elected. All aboard for Salt River
j. r. HoAG."
The Lincoln Silver Mining Company,
is the name of the incorporation of mines
of Ell Dorado Canyon. Senator Window,
of Minnesota, is the President of the
company.
FRANK WELLS gives notice in this is
sue of the RECORD that r. S. Clapp will
have charge of +. w. Clute's business in
Phoebe during his absence East.
FRANK MCINTYRE will be hanged ON
Friday next, November 18th, in Phoebe,
unless reprieved by the Governor and
Board of Pardons.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of County Commissioners
met last Monday and transacted the fol-
lowing business; The petition of tie s.
w. NJ. Co., petitioning to have an order
of the Board relative to highways, made
on former day rescinded, was presented
and filed and on molten WAS ordered laid
over to the next meeting.
The following bills were presented and
o11owaI.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

EBears and cougars are becoming very
troublesome in Clarke county, Washing
ton Territory, this Fall in the newer
farming districts. They are killing many
sheep and much young stock, taking them
in broad daylight. Over near Fourth
Plain it is dangerous for children to 60 in
the woods.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

A handsome young lady entered dry
goods house and inquired for bow. :"
The polite clerk threw himself back and
remarked that he was at her service.
eyes, but want a buff bow, not green
one," was the reply. The young man
went on measuring goods Immediately.
detroit Free Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

Albert Gray of Dallas, Texas, had
lately been converted to Christianity,
and therefore, when Young swore pro-
fanely in his presence, he was dreadfully
shocked. He drew a revolver, implored
the blasphemer to stop, and shot him
dead.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
BIZ W. z. TELEaRAPH Co.

BIZ W. 4. TELEGRAPH Co.
49, Ophir-7h Z 6M6x
43t Mexican-7H TN
lis Gould ~ Curry-3A
IS Best h Belcher-9h
1856 California;
1105 Savage-2.15 2.2O az 2.35 $50
285 Con Virginia-2k $50
$50 Chollar-2.10 ais
IS Potosi-1.0O
900 Hale q Norcross-3.60 1865 3.65
SIS Grown Point-1.051
47O Yellow Jacket-4.40 AS
ATS Belcher-1.90
20 Conference.-The
210 Sierra Nevsda-7x TX
100 Utah-6x 6N7
$50 Bullion-2.16 go
140 Exchequer-1.05
100 Overman-1 LOS
480 Justice-1
$50 Union-.10x 1Ok
1855 Alta-3.0O sos 3,90s10 3.s5 3.9o
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JOB WORK done with Nsatn@ss
At the Record Once.
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DENTISTRY.
FOR SALE.

business HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES
ID and furniture. -Four Work Horses and a
sk.inch Fish Wagon for sale Cheap BY
o1-1m CHAS. STEIN.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-29

lon Thursday night last,
Sheriff Smith made the arrest
of Mr.. w. A. Toadvine, former
ly of this parish, but recently a
resident of Tensas Parish. The
gentleman after much trouble
was finally picked up at the
residence Of his mother in this
parish. 1t seems Toadvine was
in this parish to avoid a trial
before the Tensas District Court
under the charge ofassault and
battery with dangerous weap-
on, in which affair his brother
MI. Perk. Toadvine was also
implicated and for which he is
now serving a term Of four
months in the parish prison.
Sheriff Smith caught his game
at about eleven o'clock on
Thursday night and on Friday
morning turned him over to
Deputy Sheriff Graves, OF Ten
sas who took passage on the
steamer White the same morn
ing with his prisoner.