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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04
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NOTICE TO
Delinquent TAX PAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE WEST
FELICIANA.

NOT1CE is hereby given to all dcln-
~ qne't aNpaysrs, rl,at aGrecably, to
provi-ians Of Art. l, OF Miscellaneous Or
dinancc OF the Constitution of 1879,
ALL r ACx TA& SIS
whether due on personal property on real
estate are now coIlectab1e, aud can be
paid without mourning the costs, penalties
&c accrued thereon by virtue of former
statutes, the same being RENTED only
temporarily however bv said ordinance,
bnt interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per
:nn,m on amount of taxes due will be
cxactcd from January 1st, 1880 to the
date OF payment of same, subject to a
discount of 10 per cent per aHnllm from
january 1st, 1851 to d;rc of payment.
g. Is. SMITH,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04

Cotton is opening very
rapidly in this parish. The t. p
crop is a total loss, while the
middle crop is reduced to at
least one half Of an avcrag e.
This falling OFT was caused by
the continued rains Of August.
IN 80 days it is predicted, the
entire crop Of the parish will be
gathered.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04
re FELlClANA SENTINEL,

DIR. f. M. Mumford return
ID rome o. Sunday last.
The Police Jury meets OF
Monday next, 9th inst.
Go to Sweetnan & Friends
for 8 glass of soda water.
The Court House fence i!
in o very ililapidated condition
The Police Jury could not do ;
better act than have the same
repaired. Their attention is
hereby called to the fact.
Soda water at Sweetman and
friends.
Mr.. III. Rudkin, having Sc
cured the services of Miss Il. w.
Smith, will open next door to
DR.. O. d. Bro oks, q first class
millinery and notion store in /,
few days.
Our young friend Richard
H. Halle, for some months on a
yisitto his relatives and friends
in this Parish, returned to Dal-
las, Texas, on Monday last.
Dicl, leaves TO re-cDter business
in that town.
Mr.. Il. G. Delisle, and wife
took their departure from this
town for Pointe Coupee, on
Wednesday last. Mr.. ID. has
opened q gener Il merchandise
st-rc in our sister parish and
proposes making it his perman-
cnt home.
On the 3lst OF August the
New Orleans Daily States made
its appearance as All eight pager.
The able management Of the
States deserves a patrona &c
justifyiny this Improvement.
long may it live a truthful cN-
lonent of Democratic ideas.
Mr.. Joseph Stern, who has
been Oh a pleasure tour through
the North and West returned
to his home on "Wednesday last.
Mr.. Stern brought with him
several very fine Western hors-
rs which he will sell. PcrsO. S
1esirous Of purchasing can see
The same by calling at the sta
bic of w. w. Irvine.
We hear upon our streets
some talk of the organization
If a Militia company in this
own. There is no immediate
iced for Militia organizations,
II this state and We hope none
nil arise, bat the formation OF
company Wonla be well. if for
% other purpose than to cn-
0urage a warmer social inter
Curse Of the young men OF our
arish.
The report having been Cir 7
dated that our Old friend }.
. plettingcr, Esq, had closed
s retail liquor and grocery
ore, we take pleasure III ln- {
rming the public that so far
ON such being the fact our
end is making extra eNertions
furnish they ublic with q fine
ality of all articles in his line, !
Il at low prices. He will al d
|ys be found at his store at Y
, foot of the hill, ready to y
leone friends and customers. f.
On Sunday evening last Il
, wharf boat at Bayou Sara s.
S placed in quite a precarious "
uation by the uneven storage t!
llarge lot of incoming freight. j,
heavy cargo of salt and pork y
ING placed on one side Of the b
at, the same crccncd down to T
open seen and the water II
ured in to an alarming en- d
IT Nh I l. Ir1-inn AINnnr ~
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04

File people OF our two VII
lagos We're very much exercised
during, the early part Of the
week by the report of an inn
pending storm. 1t seems that
the owners OF the coal fleet at
this point, had telcgraphcd in
structions to guard against q
war OF clements predicted for
the first. Munday the 31st was
just such a day as the same last
year starting with pretty stiff
breeze and a drizzling rain, but
Tuesday the 1st was by no
means stormy though the wind
blew, making the weather quite
comfortable. Since then, how
ever, old sol has shown with
marked intensity.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04

Mr.. Sergeant Percy in now.
installed as salesman in the
store OF Mcssrs. J. Freyhan s.
Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04

DR.. 0. ID. Brooks, after an
extended trip, in which was
combined both business and
pleasure, returned to this town
oa Friday last, and his genial
countcnanca can now be seen
in his store On the corner. We
are pleased 70 say he is looking
auch improved.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04

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Read This Notice.

Subscription List, OF the Lives Of Gcnl.
w. S. HANCOCK,
ana ". Ii. ENGLISH.
BY Hon. John W. For.,ey, are open at
Mum!nrd's Drug store, Brooks Drug store
BrckerS store, j. Meyers store
And ar the ottic" ottna Eeirlana Sentinel
This work contains over 900 pages, is
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-04

PERSONAL.-Miss Alice Nor
gan, for the past two years a
resident Of our city with her
brother-in-laW, Capt. George
y 'hite, lcf: Oh the Jewel last
evening to return 10 her for ner
home at Bayou Sara, where she
will hereafter reside. Miss Nor
gan's many warm friends here
Witnessed her departure from,
Us with extreme regret.
Standard.
This lady reached her homo
on Friday night 9th uIt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26
PICNIC SUPPLIES.

Picnic Plates and Dishes Lunch Baskets,
Sandwich Cutters, Cherry Stoners, Wire
Window Screens, Dish Covers, Fly Traps.
Fruit Ladders, &C., &C., at
A. M. WORCESTER'S,
1870 West Fifth street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

AN INTERESTING ESSAY
SKIN DISEASES
AS They Exist in This
. Country, (.
And the Best Mode Of
Treatment
Gs H
To Secure a Speedy and
Permanent Cure.
BY q Pr om nent New
Physician.
BY O. Pr om i N mt New
Physician.

There is no country in the world where Skin
Diseases are so common as In the United States,
and where the respectable and cleanly people are
SO subject to the various Skin Diseases There are
many known causes for this state Of things; and
one is that, In this country. there is less sulphur
found in nature less in the vegetables and In the
water, than in many other countries: and sec
ondly, there are more people in this country that
suffer with nervous diseases than any other, and
nervous weakness or irritation is very fruitful
cause OF the development Of many cases of q GER
tain class Of Skin Diseases. There is but one REM
edy in nature for afin Diseases and when that is
abundantly found N the water and general arti-
cles of food the disease does not exist to any very
great extent, and that remedy is Sulphur and
there is no preparation of Sulphur known to
either the public or profession equal to GLRNN'e
SULPHUR SOAP; 1t contains all the solve prop
critics OF the Sulphur without any Of tho extra
neous or Objectionable matter 80 often feunA IN
Sulphur aud is combined with softeptng and
soothing oils that give immediate RELIEF - that
&c. n CRITTENTON " is printed ON eaah yaahr
ct without which none is genuine Sold hy drug
g;sis and fancy goods dealers at 26c; cakm "a.
Sent by mail ON receipt Of price, and 30 extra ios
each cake, G. N. cRITTRET0K. ssle 116DeioI
tor. lis Fulton street. New yerk -
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THE BRIGHT SIDE
Which Good. .hum0red Writers Give to
N n Journalistic Work. ~ +

The good conveyancer is known by his
deeds.-[ Philadelphia Chronical- Herald,
The civil engineer would like to be
monarch Of all be surveys Inter
Ocean. na g
We meet a great many warm friends
during the heated term.-[Boston Tran
script. l49# ,
Never, never 60 out without your um-
brella-or some other person's.-[ Elmira
Free Press. .-.., 4
The smaller the husband the bigger
the bundles bis wife makes him carry
[Binghamton Republican.
A fifty-dollar painted fan raises no
more wind than the 6ve-cent palm leaf,
|-[New Orleans Picayune. % Z
A California bard addresses poem to
the gas men. Even gas men are the vic
tins Of revenge Boston Post.
The demand for chairs that W ashing-
ton once sat in is keeping the furniture
makers very bpsy.--[ Boston Post.
II die content" said the fly in the
bakers dough; somebody will take me
for a currant. ~ Boston Transcript.
It is North Carolina, where they drink
pine top whisky, that they practice on
the Alpine horn.-[Cin, Saturday Night.
aAll work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy" Very few Jacks will become
dull beys il left to themselves.- Bos-
ton Transcript.
It has been proved that after kindling
his FIRE miser stuck cork in the nozzle
Of the bellows to save the little wind that
was left In it.-[Ex.
.Please to understand" said the Hon
orable Billy the other day, "Pm not such
fool as I look" "No," ,"said Bob, "that
would be too much"
Tbese Illinois tornadoes appear TO be
looking for some one. But we under
stand Col. Ingersoll is still in Washing
TOM Harvard Lampoon. Z
At a recent railroad festival the follow
ing striking sentiment was given: "Our
mothers-The only faithful tenders who
never misplaced SWITCH"
In concluding an article on the last
corn crop an Alabama editor remarked
awe have on exhibition in our sanctum
magnificent pair of ears."-[Intel
Ocean.
"John, how many times have ! told
you always to eat bread with your meatf'
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AvoNDALEsoRDINA cEss

A N ORDINANCE, Nb 2el, no EST KBIlIbH
IA the grade OF Highland avenues from NSi{l
ssit osdajnea .bY, ,eie cojliIelf " 1ke q
Avondale that the grade of Highland
from Main navenue to Mitchell aveltb ~
same is hereby established as follo&a Ek
CommehGing at the intersrc cti0n dkthol l1l0Slk
curb Of Highland avenue, with the \ curb III
Main avenue. at the elevation of 15S 1QQ aboy6
the village datum; thence westwardly ffQnH no
north curb Of said avenue at desccnufz& grade
of one foot per 100 feet for i59 to the e 3on Of
l77.00: thence descending at q grade 6i6&cg 100
per 100 feet for $50 feet to the elevation d
thence descending at a grade Of 90 feet ~ 106
feet for 800 feet more or less. to the east cufk
Mitchell avenue and elevation OF 1853 5000 iii 6c-
cordance with the plat presented by the Egiii6ef
record in the Book Of PIats. # t
Passed June8, A. D., 1880. 8l
Attest: DUDLEY w. STRICKLAND.
Mayor and President OF Co,hicil
FLAMEN BALI, JR.,
CORPORATION Clerk.
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,...se..s -. s,,,,s. -
sf ~ w esyS ss PioE =
Any os,ss LII s1 ~ sone me-, VI s,ie issses
LAVE s,.asF 70 leie' asooAsop 'S' sreN-
isa' sf"
/ " y. Dtmick, the noted h ewsa 0'
R0ck Island, H.. has sold all his .ock
or DE intends gping out oi the eAeA-
raising business and devote his lwa o. 'ea'
estate IN Chicago. where he Il lTgelS i'-
teres ed. ,r-'. & Esi
AND Yrr THRy Wrsr Nar ,,.,fy - B
the opening Of the new race co,irse A. ,U.
ney Island last Saturday. there we're ten
book-makers al busv as bees seven motnal-
pool accommodatars wearing themselves
out, and an auction.nol sthnd crowded,
Despite these unusual facilities the dear
public "blew their money .inn SO ranialy
and steadily thar euite one,third of Them
could not be accommodated.
1r aI..a
ch;ps~n ~ moudan =. "uo's nhs psasor.naaqps ph A.
a. - .y q. eAonhsss says po'.i
rooo. o "..s-onolce n".' anilna,s oi .ne nlst sMg
.aoss Sn. San.o wniii.ns aiohs IN auvance "
mirable siyle. max ng such frantic mani.
| festation of speed, that applause rang out
from the stand, shared in even By those
| who had enjoyed in their minds eye a
Plena,l9i narVest Oh oIos Inc une maze
~ m"uov nau s never oe,ore %eeh scored py
soo oon.ss Ws,sh,eu, ~ ne was WIN
ldoubtedly fast YESTERDAY. theme Is little
doubt that Hindoo could have been
urged under the wire from one
nan 10 three'quarters OF second so0uer.
ne LOOK the race easily hnlshlng IN an I'M
forced gaiiop. This circumstance lifted
niHuoo nahuSoue Day cOis, INTO notapn
bovs yatbered arompS hin, with adn,;~otiar
wben =he WAS IL. al mn for ;,,S.ment Tne
| friends of the animal smiled broadly and
smote together tie nalms of their snnd
riybt bands in conoratmia t;o,, Tha a"on.
pants of the stand, who felt that kind sym
pathy had given them some sort of pro-
prletori interest in the colt, greeted him
with a round Of cheers when he came
back. This colt has also to his credit a
smo;aut ~. naue WIN "se pounas Atla
s,K 900 ..t.:Nh vfs na'o eee. oneIeu tor nm
v;o,o. Vii wVn "a ""s - 'e.asou' anu .ns p.esen'
'-o''-' "-'' ''nu Gnu " e' "'''e u'' sa1u'
Miscellaneous.
Is the next Presidential race to be on the
go-as-you- please plan. or fair heel-and-toe
walk .oyer2 ''''
Don o,I.o.u ,os. .h,,,. q, xno II.
nsdsstr;an match in .hs l'v e;.v et w. n u;ah I
land Hnnso - '-'p '-" ~ 'A'' AA'sN
M. dat. .n A. 1......,.., n:s.
Ma,eI ~ no,i" M %e hns ha." ga n,iae ne
~ oo,h ~ ;s.a,. A.t '"o"H' nae "0'h nAeo io'
'ne 4'@' 'pe0'"~
The advantage OF the bicycle is that it
makes no noise, and a person can be run
down by one in perfectly genteel man
ner.
O'Learv intends Offering the LARGEST nurses
ever riven for a six.dnv yo.as. .vou.bleass
omen to all pedestrians in the world to
take place in this eitv this fall.-TNew York
News. ,''T
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LEGAL.
Administratrix' SAX

ADMINISTRATOR sale. s-,---ss
rT,HE STATE OF OHIO. HAMILTON COUNYY.
L IS. Pursuant To- the command OF an ordertor
sale issued from the Probate Court Of HamjlEon
County and TO me directed, will offer for e6ls %
Public Auction. upon the premises, n MONnAYs
July IL, 1885, at O'Clock D. M, the fol0wlnx daxi
scribed real estate in Cnehlaati, 1fhmfituc U0llI
W, Ohio in Qninn's East Camp Washington. 3x'
Section 20 Town, 8, Fractional Range 2, MiaGX
Purchase. Said subdivision Is recorded In RAJ
Book No. 2, page 25S, OF the Hamlton ccln5
Records, viz $4Sk
Lots Nos H. IS. "A, is, 16, 10. a. n and "a 'front.'
ing each 30 feet upon the east side .of GilmQf4s
street Each OF the foregoing lots is Appraised At
$3.50. free OF dover. gr-sr-FV r-s-V
Lots Nos. 80, 40. Al. "a, 4e. n and 40, fronting
each 80 feet upon the west de Of the Bates Road
Each OF the foregoing Lots Is appfnised ~ eGOOy.
free of dover. ~ - rssI
Lot No. "a, fronting GO feet on Il east side n Y
the Bates Road. Appraised at $82 lree Of doW6f y
All the above lots OF land will 81 sold fre8a6 Z
dover interest Of Jane Quinn, widow Of DlViX
Quinn, deceas d, in the case wher4 n Jane QdiD1.
ADMINISTRATIVE de bonis non, 81 the estat6s84 \.
David Quinn, deceased, is plaintiff, aIr Vth9s
Quinn, widow, and others. the heirs ii David
Quinn, are defendants. Case NoS IVA. T # @ISH
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash VI daM "A ssles
one-thId In one ID and one-third ih t{ l9l vaarX
deferred payments 10 bear interest f6Ssn dsysnS
sale, and to be secured by notes G3d mo Msp6
upon the premises sold. JAt2QU ,.JNs'y'y
Administering de bOnis non d%Nthe estate "A
David Quinn, deceased WI "a NN3F
]. J. MILLER, Attorney sK FhhA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

Tun Topics.
Trot'ing next week.
Fred Archer, who was coming to this
countryfor his health, has abandoned the
idea. ..l.. ..M t.l..
Lord Rosebery's luck Is dead out" He
las fifty horses in training, and the most
important race he has won this year is the
A Ashs.ead Stakes, with Chevronel, who 10
blind Of one eye.
July 9th tine day we celebrate) the
trotting races win begin at Chester Park
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26
no WHOM 1T MAY CONcEB5::

rNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEBE: s5
i W. T. Wagner hereby gives hettce thss hz
has complied with all the proy) Mons Of the AK
Dssa ss q nR mineral sn wassr ter s 4 III Tic So
which he uses in SAID business areparked as fDl-
lows: Nv. 7. Wagne y A6y persons who uAlesF.
iully use or have said bodies inatlleir pQss6s40u
will be prosecuted accoidipg to y, 49,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

When exhaustet by mental labor take
Kidney-Wor to maintain healthy action
of all organs. u...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

HD used to enter every race
~ Az broHzed rs any cruller,
And always with marked ease and grace
He tiistanced every sculler.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26
Aquatic Affairs.


h used to enter every race
~ Az bfoHzed rs any eruller,
And always with marked ease and grace
He distanced every sculler.
Applause the papers at him hurled,
And p0ets as a SEQUEL,
Proclaimed in rosy sang the w9fid
Had never seen his equal
TheypraI the contour Of hisaace.
"a They saiu he was a daisy,
And that he'd win in any race +
While half asleep and lazy. s.. --..,
They told how in q race he'd stop,
when sunbeams made Il t0rrid,
And reach into the wave and mop
In languid ease his forahead.
And how he'd idly sit and foat,
And watch the nearby grecnery,
Where ma dens played croauet, or note
~, The beauties of the scenery. .4.r.
They called his muscles iron thongs
In many little lyrics,
And all their gay Olympian songs
Were simply panegyracs
Now he's been beaten easily,
His friends all howl internally,
AND say with one accord that he
es Was not himself internally.
-JR. K. MuNKIrrRIcK. in the Clipper.