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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
Friday, July 1. 1881.
We are indebted to the Ore9oniaa fol
what follows:

We are indebted to the Oregonian for
what follows:
The capital stock of the company has
already been subscribed in full. There
has been demand for the stock in ex-
cess Of the whole amount. growing out
Of the fsct that the enterprise Ii re-
garded as sound one and many names
of eminence and weight in financial
circles are connected with il The
larger part of the stock has been taken
by g F Woerishofer of New York. who
represents large amount of European
capital. by Drexel, Morgan & Co, and
Winslow, LANES & Co. noted banking
houses of New York, through which
the money for the great Northern Pa
cific syndicate was supplied. and by
Lee, Higginson 81 Co OF Boston. the
bankers Of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company. Finsn :
cial backing like this, secured through
the efforts and influence of Mr. Willard
and sustained by bis energy and ga
gacity. gives assurance of the success
of this great corporate undertaking.
The Board o. Directors are constituted
10 follows
Henry Willard, L 4 Oskes. VIM En-
dicott. Jr., Horace Porter, G + WoeIis-
hotter. Edward r Adams. Richard s
Fay. J N Dolph, G II Prescott. r Koch
Ter. p Schulze, Henry Failing. Geo ]
Ainsworth.
Each Of the banking firms connected
with the enterprise, as named above.
has representative director in the
board. securing thereby complete f.
nancial supervision Of ell the opera
tions Of the company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

A corpulent caterpillar is stuffing his
furred or velvet doublet with the juicy
pulp of young and tender oak leaf.
His thoughts-at all events his sensa-
tions--are completely conferred iu the
business which he has in nand-more
properly in mouth; and he dreams a.
little of approaching danger Is an ais
derman at . city feast imbibing the
green fat Of turtle. while Q sparkling
chandelier hangs. perhaps suspended by
an oil but severed chain. over his de-
voted head. No chandelier, indeed,
but destruction 10 living form as
brilliant. hangs suspended over the
unconscious glutton Of the oak leaf.
An ichneumon fly. poised in the air
above him, her iridescent wings and
black shining body glittering in the
sun. IL fearfully vibrstiog her tail.
like piercer. with intent to plunge it
into the heshy back OF its we'll fed
victim. She stoops--her weapon en-
ters--is Withdrawn. and leaves behind
il. in the wcand. . germ Of nascsnt
torture thousand times more dread.
kut tuAn ukup Oh ucauly EOlsOn--0
tiny egg deposited within the warm
orifice pierced for its reception. In q
few hours this egg becomes gnawiug
worm, which thrives and fatteus on
the juices, leaving carefully untouched
the vital organs Of the helpless gor-
mandizer thus compelled to foster it.
Its growing completed the parasite
energies. and then. in completioa Of
its murderous part. spins . silken
thread. with which it proceeds 10 bind
the nearly exhausted body Of its sup
porter las 0ulliver by Lillipntian cords
10 the surface Of the oak leaf. Thus
manacled. the shrunken remnant of the
once plnmp crswler exists yst few
more miserable days. while the young
ichneumou. having enclosed itself in 3
shroad Of silk. undsrgoes iss transfor-
nations. and finally energies into q
perfect life, sparkling fly. like its
parent close besids the then dead body
OF the creature b, which il had beer
nourished to maturity.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
Baptist ASSOCIATIONS OF EASTERN

Baptist ASSOCIATION OF EASTERN
WAsHIxdroS.--The annual convention
OF the Baptist Churches Of Eastern
Washington was held q, Moscow last
week. About fifty delegates presented
their sredt stisls from 10 churches. The
annual election resulted In the choice
Of Elder 8 e Stearns. Moderator: Elder
A NJ Russell, Clerk, and w Miller.
Treasurer. The total membership of
the churches was reported - $50 against
34S reported last year. Forty,six CON
warts have been baptized. Two new
churches have been organized, one
house OF wcrship. but have paid for two
other houses projected and the entire
PAlouse country cauvassed snd laid of
into preaching stations. The creates,
growth has bseu in the churches north
OF Snake river where the gain has been
equal 70 one-iourth the present mem.
bership-whers Eve years ago Their,
WAS neither church nor minister and
but little prospsct Of = population.
kider Russsli. in report presented. re-
viewed the 6sld In which he and those
with him arc suwsgsd q follows with
IN area of II. 900 square miles actually
occupied BY our Association and . proc.
psctive field east Of the Cascade Noun
tains larger than the State of New
York (Which supports ave million PEG
plsl nearly eli Of which IL destined e
ne fully occupied with homestsads and
TO support prosperous and intelligent
people; with . population 10 our north,
ern portions which has risen from TO-
900 In 1870 10 40. 900 in 1881; with tvo
great railroad systems competing 70,
our whost trade by thrustiog their iros
fingers In half . dozen lines within on,
limits; with the metropolis Of Washing
ton Territory 10 our very center, ana
with such hopeful places Is Pendlsson
Weston. Dayton. Cheney. Spokan Falls,
Lewiston add Pomeroy, rising a. b,
magic among us. we may we'll say thai
the field il ready for the harvest,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

Capt Chas F. Russell has written to
Capt Jimmy Russell. his brother. that
be will seon return to Puget Sound
from the Hawaiian Islands. BY the
wreck Of the bark Hawaii be lost q
years wages. and this has left him in q
condition not TO be contemplated with
comfort. In other words, he has O
huge disgust on. and says he will in
exchange gladly go to single making
at Applstree Cove. The Hawaii was
in the business of bringing immigrants
TO the Islands. and at the tune OF her
loss had G5 on board. They and the
crew got ashore on an island. where
they remained five weeks, when they
were relieved by the Hawaiian bark
StHrmbird.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

The article elsewhere published con.
ssrning the early expeditions of the
fur traders into the Rocky Mountain
and Pscific coast regions. from fifty to
seventy years ago. is from the pen Of
Edward Evans. Esq. and was taken by
Us from tho North Pacific Coast.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

Our people are elated st their recog-
milton In the formation Of the new Ore
gon and Transcontinental Railroad Co.,
and they hold their heads higher. step
Oft more briskly. and evidently fell bets
ter than they have for long time past.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

Bay your gents' furnishing goods
hats. caps aud cigars at ]. A. McPhes's 1.
BE keeps fine stock. and sells cheap.
Call and examins goods. Next door.to
Schwsbscher Bros & Co. q Commercial
street. Seattle. W. 7. DIFF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
n A r r I Z D .

SCHCL1Z-SCHoLIs-At wAuA waIlA June "a
ISL. A-ry J. scholl 20 r. ". sehultz
EELCH-sEANox-At tie BALDWIN Heuse Col
TAI. ". ]. June 9Th. lssl. By Z ~ Beach, J.
p, M. John J. Kelch 70 Miss s1nthA Sc 1non,
bosh Of Nhitzaxn County.
sfESARD-CHRTST-At Noseev I T, Jana
18Th, ISL. b. Rev :. ". Be- ven Asxander L
steward 20 Miss Matte V. chrys;. both Of Coz
fax VT
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

The military cold % horses at Fort
Colvilie lest week. They brought from
xis to $40 apiece. Then then went
down 70 Colfax and bought new horses.
paying for then, We sappose. 500
apiece OF thereaboats. The people hsvs
to pay the bill. and the soldiers don't
care how eig if is.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

SrRAxeE-How Bigelov's trade b
increasingi 1t must be because he
sells goods % chesply. He has still
another large invoice Of choice gro
ce-ies per steamer Idaho. miT-u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

Not many toarists 60 10 shsd tsars On
shs tomb OF Washington, and the man.
Ayers Of Mount Vernon propose 10 open
. deer park IS On attraction.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01

Latest style polka dot ladies' bal
hrisgsn hose fog 40 cents Ut Schwa-
becher's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
To the Citizens of
Seattle:

- As have not the time nor inclination to
interview you personally, take this means Of an
bouncing myself as candidate for reelection to
the once OF City Marshal at the approaching mu-
nicipal election. II the manner in which have
performed the duties Of the Office in the past
meets with your appreciation, / shall be thankful
for continuance Of your support.
SEATTLE. June 25th, 1851.
je2e I'd J. II. McGRAw.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLDING TERMS
l. at Seattle, in the County OF King.
A. 8. Pinkham. an insolvent debtor, vs.. His
Creditors. Proceeding In insolvency.
Pursuant to an order OF Roger 8 Greene, Judge
OF said Court. notice is hereby given to all the
creditors OF the said insolvent, A. s. Pinkham 70
be and appear before the said Judge at ais cham
bers In the city 81 Seattle in the county aforesaid
on the 3Oth day Of July. 1884, at half past oelock
p. m. Of that day. then and there TO show cause
II any they have. why distribution should not be
made agreeably 20 q statement filed in said court
by Jacob Issacs. assignee
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene, Judge
- Of said District Court, this sOth day Of
LIS. June, 1881.
49,. JAMES sEAvEY. Clerk
By JAMES P. LUDLOW, Deputy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
THIRD WARD
PEOPLES CONVENTION.

- All taxpaying citizens OF the Third Ward
are requested to meet in mass convention ct the
Nefth Schoolhouse on TUESDAY evening July
5th 1881, at y o'clock. to nominate two Council.
men 10 be voted for at the city election July 18th,
and TO transact any other business that may me
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
TIE WORK Of RESTORATION.



We insprctr,l th.. Cap;tp! or Monday
evening. and found that since the last mi
nn'e report given in tie Capit,.linu, TIA"
following described Wort. has been done
towards complexion:
Th" floors have been laid in the Audi
tors TreaSUrer's, State Engineers and
Land offices, each department having
her is ucarly corrplctrh. The slater has
finished III" roof over he Senate Chatu-
Der and will have completed that over
the House Of Representatives by the mid
die If TIL week. The fnrTing Of the walls
throuGh"., - has been cun-
rteiet and they are ready for h plaster
IT. The ,crp floor has hcca place! ia Io-
sition. and the cDur walls carried % thr
proper height to receive he iron story, ur
keep The roofs over he North and South
curtain Rooms are Icing placed Ia posi-
10" SO rs to enable the slater t" place
entire building under roof, with the ex-
crpti0n Of the Con t, which is situated it,
the center of TIC ehi!ice and occupy ing a
space If Al by 30 feet,
ne JOINER mas AL NJ NlN'.OW fI9uCS
in position ready for the sash, thrnugit-
ont the first ami second stories, which
comprise all the Offices for tie State uffi
Gals, commit zee rooms, and both til,
halls Of TIE general assembly. \ lHr."
quantity of door frames. window and
door :ichitr3vcS, moulhlmSs, doors aud
sash Tor the inside flush are stored Ia the
p"''"i"- a. u, ia w. n'acrd in i,p.i-
tioa~-ih' r'u"he has placcd and Sc.
~ Al, 'ne gas nd na w XII r. ni,rcA
ahE!o t"rrcts and banfemcnls which snr.
mount the walls "rr i'll position. The
painter has given onc coat of paint. san
"ed, 10 the iron and wood work aron,,a
ne Senate chamber, the North cnr,a;n
rooms and III part the iron iurrers: his
WORK presenting already a very pleasing
appearance
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

ard thu Jewel of 50 vcreienty can be
gambled away or Hed.cd in any
pawn shop, and uolhiog short OF
evolution can redeem them Sic
S@rnper monupol,s's!
The army of North ern Virginia
prouoSos to entertain their friends
aud they are ihc entire population
of this state, on the An OF July,
and in o, der TO render the enter
taiumcn' az leaSaiN as possible
they will inaugurate series OF cX
cnrsicns on ,he Mlssis lppi river,
the p,latia1 steamers. J w. Can
non and K. f. Lee having been Sc
cured for that purpose. The boat
will convey excu sionists to the
old K inner pla ntation up the river
and will Leave cana! street. a. ne
ronr a-d five O'Clock. he penrla
o the state are cordially jari.cd TO
participate.
The sani,arians Of the State
Hcnse, otherwise known "a the
State Board Of Health. have deem
ed tie time proper 70 pro'ong omar.
antine for vessels from infected
oris. from three 10 ten DAYS. and
waI ;, cOnSCorprce tnp SHINING ro,n
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
A GARD.

Having understood that MI
Swab has circulated repol(
that l am travelling under ~,
assumed name, that l passed u
Port Hudson as Prof. Dupr&
and in Broolihaven, Miss, az
Prof. LaMouth, ! feel it my
duty aS, Il gentleman to state
most cmphaticaity thai tlicse
accusations are f.,lse and that a
spirit Of envy only prompts sncn
allegations. / am Prot. e. IL
Hoffman and no one else, TO-
lowing an honorable and lcsi'-
innate profession and have I'D
occasion to use Aliases.
Respectfully,
Prof. L. III. HOFFMAI.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

nsg The official statement
shows that the reduction OF the
United States debt, bu"ing the
month of May, was about so,
100000. The total reduction
tor the last eleven months OF
i he fiscal year, has reached over
SS6,OOO,OOO.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
- Mr.. y. L. GaStrplI has con,

MIR. y. L. Gastrell has COM
pieted the repairs on The court
house and that building HOW
wears a blight new appearance.
Besides, experienced mechanics
assure us that the repairs ar,
so thorough and substantial
MS to insure the safety of the
building for many years to
come.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
nay n terrible storm occurred

HI@ n terrible storm occurred
in Missouri on the 18th inst,
which lifted up and blew away
houses, cattle, horses &c, as
though they were chaff. Such
sftserrff.s @'a4'n, TO cfccNr. more fire.
tween the Mississippi river and
the Rocky Mountains, than in
other sections of the country.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

'tiN Hi-'nL o. lENtl -
stricken down aud dcd from nc
nXc''-ivc heat. y saloon keeper
~ o''ne. street suCcumhed to
he h at at s oc ok Thursday
81 ht whilst sitting in front of hi
lace e in lac :. Ar Lalf pat
seven "'cicck ihur- day nigh, Rev
j t-"oh .in"irt. the pastor of -.
y 'nric"'s CaH"ch on Ifancrk. be
w""n Royal and Charter street,
'rtl al from sLns!'o.e a. he wa.
ali NJ %, down to table. At
ten oc'ssOu the same night -
Young mAn. " eadal WAL, aged
t"enIy w" years, -Ic2nm ed TO
tic heat and III rcc very is i'm
""|-ih'e. Many 0 her Cases are
reported. aid he list is not hail
com ,Ie,ed
he crIo'cd peapI Of The state
>h"nt he made acquainted wit
II .nthccnt acvaAtA yes and fnciIiii.s
Eereti by the 9ovcrnm.nt for tn,
"d"rai'"n OF cotorcd youths auG
g'rs. The legislature a, is la,
session cIrrei into eff c. The article
Il tie G"naiItu, on which lrnrid .
ha' u diversity for the ,X.IusIyr
- u'h 81 rhu cnln:cd people II ruld
be "-'nb shed il New O.lean-.
Ia" U.tversIiy hl. been eiIab!i-h-
ed and : doors - omen to the CO..
"s.a people Of Lpui-iaua. Trr.
University IS ircorpora,cd under
jHe name OF SoIthern UyIv,fsit,
AID - provided witt a c,ru4 o,
abe prolrs ors. The TO ID Of
trustees ~ composed nf the nituw>
lng well known ca zn.s; | \
Marks. :. -. ~iockman. " II
Fay, 7, +. Alatn. 6. H. Fav
heather. 4 j Il. II. Jones. T.. Il.
y IS The superintendent OF pub ic
educat'on and /. L. a lain j. re
REPRESENTATIVE o! the PARISH of Id
ervlIie N The Legislature.
An revoIr,
TPSTLJJM MI. |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
r~The New Orleans Paciiie

E-W Tic NOV OFItliIS USfIIN
is meeting wit; great opposition
from BATON A6useans. After
. settling some p appropriation
lraseS1Hwe st Baton Rouge, now
roppositien to the establishment
Of a depot in the capital is met.
This does not show Il disposition
ofenterprise that this great work
merits.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
IMMIaRATIoN.
b. X. Advocate.

N.
We sec good deal Of discussion going
OH in the Pross throughout the State,
concerning the mot hoGS to he adopted t"
attract immigrants TO the State. We have
NOT participated 1T the discussion, be
cause " c believe that "A kind OF industrial
reconstruction is necessary in the Sta,e
before that can be done. 1t is certainty
not desirable to attract immigrants to onr
State by protusn promises aud highly
coloIeI :epresev tatinus OF THE advanta.
yes to be secured here, until the comm
lions of onr industrial organization are
favorable to new corners. For every i'm
! migrant thus attracted goes awar, and
I by his own personal reprcse. tations doe,
MS more harm than all the bulletins w
| can issue DO us good.
! Among the internal defects of onr in
iustriat organization the first TO TIC In"n
toned is the gang system oI employing
! labor, derived from thr ria slavery re
sime, aud which exercises, ~ traditional
nsc su,tnncy over pura- ricuitGrHi class g.
Our planters can get along very well
with negro inhorrrs a> long as they work
in the half handed way they are now as
customei To, b Gauss. the u"Gr" lives IN a
hut, nnl is satisfied with rations of lhrre
aud Il half pounds Of meat and a peek OF
meal IL week. The white iililigr.rt Wont
accept such terms as these.
>ic.:, the credit system of the country
IS uufnvorablc to IN n inranta LIZ q 't''
, lien S, stem tho ,rnciSic is high pficNs ia
order tn cover a,cnt risks. The nra{" is
willing to pay the high prices, hecauSy he
don't expect to have III Ithing beyond
money for Christians rerel amy way,
and he taxes care generally not to pio'
duce much hcyoni the living he gets ont
J Of n advances to him. And again, til,
< promotion Of CD Ton is not o"ticiIg
pIl. sult. 1t is heavy aud m"uotnuo1s
| work. II is not like the raising "f grain
J ~ which the 81 bite Euc"pean Immigrant
is accustomed.
, Now, all these objections are simply
! the product of vicions system. l. il
< true that grain cannot he raised here II
competition with the Vest, but dali !
Il products, potatoes cattle, sheep, mule.
/. and horses can be raised here iIucl
I The system to he adontc1 70 attr..
Immigration consists, therefore, in I'll,
! SAFE OF lands on long terms, and the ,,,,
pi"yInent OF capital in enronra,in,, tr,.,,
"i"d of production for " hicL the rn,,
= mean Is tttrI UH;i that !, dom, .,tt
'AiA ahont immi grafton Is voX EFT p,.rr,..
RIA Sufficiently sound sig:ify!u,
!; J o .
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

"a petition circulated
among the merchants Of Pla-
inemine, by the clerks, to have
he stores of that place closed
very evening, at seven O'Clock,
Turing the dull and oppressive
warm weather, was signed by
every merchant but two. \
correspondent of the South says
Of these: One is a merchant of
7ong standing and doing a big
business and from whom we had
u right to expect different tr@at-
nent. The other is Il new COM
or whose views regarding the
treatment of clerks is about as
concentrated as his stock Of
goods.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
NOTICE, AoYlE!.. lQ1NEM,.,,
7 A K PA YERSl

COLLECTORS OFFICE, West Felmono j.
'nes.ny, MAY 5tst., ISL
ihr Sta'c aud P:nis,i Taxes, for tho
year III. as set forth III the tax. rolls an
ne ne II. ,n's 1i!cc ;'nu IN the mortgage Of
iI7r OF rms Parish. ARE now due ana c,I.
l"ctanic and viii draw intcre,t M nra,;,;
cH IN Section p, of the rcvenu, law "f
1850, now III force. And Il is is TO fnr,h.
"r notify all tax payers allowing tI,.,nI
selves to hcc"tnc delinquent in any Irs.
prct under said law, that the provisjnus
of same applicable TO such viii; he ,;";,iI',
enforced. e. u SNi.EfISs
sheriff aud ex -officio Tax Collcctor D.
isli of West Fcifciana. Inv, o.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
4 T. GAsTES -
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,

DEA1ER IN
FLOWS, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
merts. Brides, Htr'"ss, Hardware. Guns.
Pistols, punps, Pipes, Machine Fittings
Cocks. Valves. Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriaw ..uod work
blach~mith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TN "COPPER" AND SNEET IRON MAN
lFACTDRN,
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES.
Uric, Garrett ~ Cottluan, BIlnlcy, JAS.
Il. Hail ard other flawS, Aliens Horse
Hoes. Wond's Moving Machines. Horse
Hay knkcs, all of which will guarin-
tee TO sell lower than can b. purchased
csCy. here.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

EgA new post Office has
been established at Browns
Landing, near Baton Rouge.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

TO Mr.. NViitzie Burton, the
affable wharf boat manager, of
Bayou Sara, we return thanks
Tor newspaper and other courtc
sizes extended this Office. Nav
dis shadow never grow less. -
------~-ci!s, q carpenter.
while passing the residence of
hr. a. b. Briaut in this town
on Tuesday evening last, was
attacked and severely bitten bv
u cur dog belonging to the lat
ter gentleman. In view of tle
general prevalence Of HYDRO
phobla a dog bite is contem-
plated with the same fear as ifI
iom the most vrnomous rep !
the, and we would advise nh
parties to shoot down any ca.
nIne met on the street. Parties
pTning dogs Of value can easi-
y keep then within their own
Premises. No Court would pm
III a person for the destruction
4 such dangerous animals.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

That llcS,id baby, and as Mr.. Rnr,,o
IS here again we had hrttar have him
NOW. rs there Is me- trrv-
ing what ma happen, let ~ 20 Ut once
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18
EPSfLUM SIU'

"a mad dog belonging to
Mr.. W. Ii. MagearIe, of this
Town was killed by that gentle
} a a few days since.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

E| The iron 1nanufacturin o.
business is maxim g rapid strides
IN Birmingham, Ala. 1t is
hatcaDitaI
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

Onr friend Burke back ag"in at the
fnt of the hiit, and his time has 80 ar
rugged his temt that it is about as coo!
lace as there is in town. Call carry as
ne SAYS he can't remain much more chan
Gwo weeks.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-18

= coed liace ~ stop aud cool off il
1stkes tent at tho foot ot tho hill.