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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-04-29

According to announcement, this
crack Fire Company gave picnic in
the woods, east of town, on Sunday
last. The day dawned most auspi-
cionsly, with a glorious sun and clear
blue sky, and breezes just cool enough
to make the atmosphere delightful and
inspiriting. About ii o'clock a. m. the
/ Company met at their Truck-house,
where their invited guests-the gallant
boys of Fire Co. No. Joined them.
! The w. A. r. Brass Band,--mos ost of
whom are members of the Fire De-
partment,-were on hand with their
horns shining like FURNISHED gold.
Anon. the Marshal of the day, Fore
man E. Peferkorn, placed his speaking
trumpet to his lips and sounded the
order of "fall in, Company" The Band
struck up lively air, when the Com
panies took up their line of march TO
Prud'homme Spring, the objective
point of this sociable reunion, headed
by an enthusiastic member of Opelou-
sas Fire Co. No. 1, bearing triumphant
ly aloft beautiful wreath presented
by some lady friends to that Company.
In the course of half an hour the bub-
bling spring and shady woods were
reached. Quite q number of vehicles
were already there, and frem the ring
ing laughter and joyous voices that
echoed and re-echoed through the
wooded dell, it was evident that many
of eur lads and lassies had preceded
the main column. Ranks were broken,
and goblets of the cool cryst tal water
were eagerly quaffed by the thirsty pc
destrians. Beneath the overshadowing
trees, the crowd breke into many
groups, for social converse, to breathe
the delicious air, and listen to the seul.
stirring music which ever and anon the
Band would awaken frem the solitudes
of the forest.
Seldom lave we witnessed more
picturesque scene. Around the spring
clustered a succession of hills, embow-
cred by lofty trees and trailing vines,
the earth carpeted in moses aud wild
flowers, and happy groups of people
reclining on the fairy slopes of this
beautiful sylvan retreat. The mirthful
laugh, the joyous voices, and the splen-
did music of the Baad, proclaimed the
genuineness of the good nature which
ruled the occasion. About A o'clock
sumptuous repast was spread under the
trees. The number of hampers groaning
under the weight of the good things of
life, showed that no one was to go away
hungry. Our genial friend, E. PETER
korn-a whole company by himself
was the presiding genius of the occa-
sion, and was almost ubiq quitons in his
excellent management of things.
Toasts were drank to the Hope Hook
and Ladder Go. No. | as royal hosts of
the days event; to Fire Co. No. /, as
special guests; Co the w. A. r. Brass
Band, as members of the Fire Depart
ment, as well as for their superb music,
and last but not least. to the many fair
ladies, who graced the occasion with
their beauty, wit, and ennobling infu-
ences. Nothing occurred to mar the
fullest enjoyment of this social gather
ing. The Hook and Ladder Company
entertained their guests with unstinted
hospitality. and everybody enjoyed the
picnic with joyous hearts and kind
liest feelings.
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ZOE SALE.

T1A ACRES OF LAND-50 acres enclosed
lOU and in cultivation, balance woodland
with dwelling. Two corn cribs, kitchen,
smoke-house, etc, situated twenty miles from
Opelousas. and Ave miles from Prud'homme
City, ON w4st side of Bayou MaIlet. Terms
part cash. balance on time For particulars.
apply 1T the CoUnIER Office. api5tf
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Silk Culture.

Mr.. E. Veltin, one of our most ener-
getic, industrious and enterprising cit
izens, has recently added anether-
and, in this section, nOvel-branch
of industry to those to which he de-
votes all of his time and attention.
He is managing a grocery store, has a
fine orchard, an excellent vegetable
garden, an extensive apiary, is engag-
ed in the raising of German carp, and
to cap the climax, has several thousand
silk worms busily engaged in the man
ufacture of silk Quite a number of
these worms have Already formed their
cocooEs, and are resting from their la
bors; and Mr.. Veltin will soon ship
them to market, where he expects to
realize about one half cent per cocoon,
or $1.O0 per pound. Mr.. Veltin has
planted about 100 mulberry trees, and
will soon have leaves enough to enter
upon this new industry on an extensive
sCate--aS GO tA0 WOfuS He Cdn MOW sup
ply them ad libitum. We would be
pleased to see his example followed by
others inasmuch as, while this in
dnstry could be made quite lucrative,
no special skill is required in it's pur-
suit, and women and children can easi-
ly attend to it in proper and satisfac-
tory manner.
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The Rattle for the improvement of
the Episcopal Church building will be
drawn at the Varieties Hall, on Tues
day the Cd of May, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
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. .HERIFF'S SALE.
MRS. SUSAN W. GrBBos VS.. WILLIAM o. PosEr

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Mrs. SUSAN w. GIBBoN VS.. WILLIAM o. PosEY
District Court, Parish st. Landry, No. 1888.
BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued by the Hon. the District Court in and
for the parish of st. Landry, and to me
directed, in the above entitled suit, will pro-
ceed TO sell at public sale to the highest
bidder, at the principal front door of the
Court House of this parish. in the town of
Opelousas. on SATURDAY,, the Sd day of
June, 1882, at II o'clock a. m., the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
Half a square of town lots situated in the
town of Opeiousas, bounded north by proper
ty of Mrs: Labyehe, south by Landry street,
east by Union street and west by Main street,
together with all and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting princi-
pally Of dwelling house, drug store, q
kitchen, etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
C. G. DUSON,
Sheriff of the parish of St. Landry.
OpelOusas, April 49, 1882
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A young attorney at Brownsville,
KY, who failed to get a license to prac-
tice law, has gone to chopping wood
for living. A great many first-class
wood-choppers have gone wrong by
the aid of law colleges. however.
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a Wonnaan,s Esxperfence.

Mothers and daughters should feel alarmed
when WEAKNESS constantly oppresses them.
e If I am fretfnl from exhaustion of vital
powers and the color Is fading from my face,
baiids me up and drives away pain with won
iseEgai cessasuts. Egfase al
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DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court Parish of ST. Landry, No. 1926

Probate Court, Parish of st. Landry, No 1926
ESTATE OF CHARLES PARKER
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court i'll and for the parish of Saint
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed administrative or duly qualified auc-
tioneer, at the last residence of deceased, on
the plantation of James o. Chachere, near the
town of Opelousas, parish of st. Landry on
WEDNESDA 7, May I0th 1882, the follow
of Charles Parker, deceased, lo-wit:
/. A mare and colt, two cows and calves. one
yoke of oxen, one SOW and five pigs, three
plows, other farming implements, household
furniture, &c.
Terms-Cash. AZEL1E CHENIER,
April 90, 1882. Administrative.
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Divine services ut the Court House
Tomorrow Sunday at ii o'clock A. M.
by Rev. #. w. Lewis. All are invited
In atfAnd
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
IN meeting of the General Assembly of the
State of Louisiana, beginning in May, 1882, at
the State Capital, an Act will be introduced to
renew and amend Act No. l23 of the Acts of
1856, entitled IAN Act to incorporate Con-
gre. ation of the Roman Catholic Church in
the Parish of st. Landry"
ODelousas April 29 1882
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Friend Argus, please don't "shed"
Our garden truck that was damaged by
the hail storm is growing out again.
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The new camet will be visible to the
naked eye about May 10th in the west,
inst after sunset It will be brightest
about the twenty fifth of the month.
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Pebble spectacles preserve the eye
always kept ON hand at r. Mernhinveg's
the live jeweller; also fine French
glasses, watches, clocks, jewelry, sc.
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Our District Court met in regular
session last Menday, but up to going
to press no important cases had been
decided.
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TDUBLIC SALE.
u -
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1868

Il
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No 1868
ESTATE OF FRoIzIN F. FoNTESor.
BY virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro
bate Court in and for the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction. to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
natural tutrix, or any duly qualified auction
eer, at the last residence of deceased, in Prai-
rie Mamouth, parish aforesaid. on TUES
D4 Y, the 9th day of MAY. 1882 the follow
ing described property, belonging to- the
estate of Froizin +. Fontenot, deceased, to-
wit:
/. One hundred and fifty arpents of land.
situated in Prairie Manomth, bounded south
by Joseph Bacon, north by Oscar Dardean,
east by Bayou DIES Cannes. and westIss apub-
lie land, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
2. One old buggy. one old mare household
furniture, kitchen utensils, farming impie-
ments, one branding iron, etc
Terms-Cash. SOPHIE MANUEL,
April 8, 1882. Natural Tutrix.
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The amall pox record of New Orleans
for 1882 gives 90 cases among whites,
and % deaths I79 cases among color
ed, and rs deaths.-N O. States.
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A bill appropriating five millions of
dollars for the improvement of the Mis-
sissippi passed the q. s. Senate on the
25th.
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Those contemplating matrimony will
find what they need in the line of jewel
ry at R. Moruhinveg's, the live jeweller.
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JUDGMENT.
| CONSTANCE THIBODEAU, WIFE, VS.. F..
RENE MARTIN, HUSBAND.
DISTRICT COURT, ST. LANDRY-No. 1926

In this case, by reason Of the law and the
evidence being in favor of plaintiff and against
defendant, it is by reason thereof ordered, ad-
judged and deegeed that plaintiff do have indg-
ment against defendant for the sum of eight
Thousand, four hundred and twenty 29lt00 dol
lars, less the SUN of fourteen hundred dollars
in lands.
1t is further ordered, adjuaged and deereed
that plaintiff be separated in property from
her said husband, and resume the admlnistra-
tien of her estate.
1t is also ordered adjudged and deereed
that the writ OF attachment saed out in this
case be maintained and perpetuated, and that
the property thus seized be sold to satisfy, as
far as it will go, plaintiffs claim and costs,
and that defendant pay all the costs of this
suit.
Thus done, read and signed, In open Court,
this 9th day of April a. ID. 1882.
G.. w. HUDSPETH,
Judge 18th District OF La.
r. F. MEGrSfEY Dy elk
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NOTICE.

\ 0ALe
A LII persons in the parish of st. Landry
IA owing licenses on any trade, profession
or occupation, under existing laws, are hereby
the 1st day of April next, 1882. they will be
collected with costs by the attorney specially
appointed by the Governor for that purpose.
c. G. DUSON,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
March ii, 1882. Parish of St. Landry.
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For flooring and ceiling 60 to the St.
Landry PlaniBg Mill, at Washington.
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One of our exchanges says that at the
recent fire in Opelousas, "the surround
ing buildings were saved from destruc-
ton by the efforts of the citizens-the
colored partic ularly." That means we
suppose, that neither of our fire cem-
panies turned out, and that the great
majority of whites, who outnumbered
the colored on that occasion two or
three to one, stood idly by. Nothing
like reliability and accuracy in the
presentation of news, confrsre.
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RAILROAD HOTEL.
Opposite Morgan Depot,

EMILE LAYSSARD, PROPRIETOR.
FNNHIS new hostelry is now fitted up in every
IL department for the comfort of boarders
and the travelling public, and the cuisine will
embrace all the substantial eaeables that the
market affords. Charges moderate. .ial4*
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Our mail facilities are improving,
and our New Orleans exchanges now
reach US in two days time.
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The Police Jury will meet on Mon
day, May 8.
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Get your door and window frames
made at the st. Landry Planning Mill.
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Weatherboar1a and any kind of lum-
Der dressed at st. Landry Planning MiIl.
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Roderick Mclean, who shot at Queen
Victoria on March I'd, has been declar-
ed insane.
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The late fye has again proved the
great value Of oak trees in protecting
buildings from the devouring flames.
~ thal not been for the oak trees on
Main and Landry Streets, D. Meyers 81
Az. and W. q. Poasy would have lost
sllsir buildings despite the noble work
os eaa IRE companies. Therefore, as
ssses are both ornamental and protsc-
tixe, why not plant them on every
asfeet, and around svery residence in
town
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
~ session of the General Assembly of the
State of Louisiana, beginning in May. 1882,
an Act will be introduced for the purpose Of
relieving and exempting the property holders
of the town of Opelousas from the payment of
Parish taxes.
Opelousas April %, 1882.
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EDUBLIC SALE.
Probate Coust, Parish of 81. Landry, No, 1902

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1902
ESTATE OF CELESTE PIERRE BTE. FosTESor.
By virtue of i.n order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in aud for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
signed administrator, or duly qualified ane-
tioneer. at the residence of Onile Lafeur in
Vile Plate Prairie, parish aforesaid, on SaT
URDA Y, May 9th, 1882. the following yees-
cribed property, belonging to the estate of
|. Household furniture, bedding, ETC., three
tourths of o barrel of -four, one barrel Of -four,
one buggy and harness, a lot of coffee, etc.
2. note for $50, with per cent per an
mum interest from maturity, signed by Joseph
Pitre, aud falling due January lst, lsS3
Terms-Cash. ONILE LAFLEUR,
April %, 1882. Administrator.
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b. F. MEGIsLEr, Dy. elk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of St. Landry

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of St. Landry.
/, b. Martel, Dy. Clerk and ex.oficio Dry
Recorder in and for the parish of St. Landry,
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the within
Judgment was this eleventh day of April A. ID.
1882, duly recorded in Mortgage Book No. q,
at page 143.
Witness my hand and seal of Office, April
llth, 1882. B. MARTEL.
Dy elk and sx.officie Dy Recorder.
April Is. 1882 3t esd
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and other job work. The bids for the printing
to be made by the squire, and the job work
according to the State law.
The following claims were approved:
James o Chachere, Clerks fees. so
Octave Fontenot, Registrar. Is 90
Recorders fees ----..-..-......-. 90
Laurent Dupr6, Notary aud Attorney
fees .......-.---.-...--.. e5 90
w. nj. Johnston, street purposes. .. 25 90
Sam Peters, commissioner of election - 2 so
Felix Lastrapes '' "'' :. so
L. A. Black 9" - 9 so
On motion, the Board adjourned subject to
call. JAMES RAY, President.
Attest: G. MAYO, Clerk
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The people of Baton Rouge are so
prond of having the capitol restored to
them, that they are rechristening all
the old landmarks about that pretty
little city with such names as & Capi-
tal,n . State House" &c. They have
got things so fixed already, that a
statesman, on momsntons business
bent, inquiring the way to the capitol
building, is just as apt TO Be taken to
tile Did Harvey House and put into his
little bed. as he is to land in front Of
the WeII-stocked bar at Mich Wax's
popular saloon.
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N are informed that Mr.. G. Deit-
lsiu, who owned the property lately
1scapied by G. B. Andrus, Esq, bnt
1ps1sd down few days ago, will soon
erect large brick fire proof building
apoh the aame sits. Aa it il splen-
aaa business stand, located at the in
sassfcfion Of two Of our most important
AiEsefa. WA think Mr.. Dsitlein's cohclu-
aAon ~ very wias one. While such
aa edites will add materially To the
sppsaFance of that portion Of Main
ss5ssts = will also prove source Of
sas revenue to It's sntsrprising owner.
Ast flAe building GO up witIout delay.
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JAMES H. sTROTEEER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
29I 0PEL0CSAS, La.
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copy Of the Hillsboro TEX. Air-
5sf kindly sent ua By Mr. II. MI Dun
esz Of Grand Coteau, contains q
'sssthy obituary notice Of sur old
Aasna and former parisbioner. DIR. john
slfon who died at Hillaboro on
a'sssla 26th, ID the SD year of bic age.
fsalalns wsrs Inferred at WaxaIla-
'''s hsside thosa of his wife who died
7esaa ysaFa age The deceased was
aatiya of Maryland, but resided
yaara il Louisiana, in 81. Mary
H NJ Landry, which latter parish hs
'2s hpE Texas ID 1874 During bis res
sl'se p alis parish. as well a. ia the
s'9sanaiEy where lss breatl1ed his laat,
e astis many warm IFisada who es-
neg hIin as ! gallant, cliyalrons
saap ene Of Nafarsz nohlemen.
s IL asl.es
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OF TABLEAU.

Sheriff of the parish of st. Land
Opelousas, April 90, 1882.
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REv0LTTSG EEPoRT.
Condition OF the RenIuck }
ReultSutIarV

The Frankfort correspondent of the
Louisville Commercial reports an inter
view with Dr Gober. physician OF the
penitsntiary, In regard TO the condition
and trestm of the convicts. The main
facts brought out are revolving TO every
sense OF dscency, humanity aud civiliEa-
ton Of the age. The condition in brief is:
The food is scant aud bad. aud the cloth
ing insufficient except when ths iegisla-
ture 10 in session. There are few cells
kept neat aud clean near the sntrGnce,
and these are always shown to visitors
and TO Legislative committees. Tns oths r
cells are Ia horribls con lition. They
sre damp and ill-ventilaied. Bugs and
vsrmin are allowed to accumulate in
them. The prisoners cannot battle more
than once week, aud their beds are
very dirty aud filed with lice, bugs and
other Yermin
The hemp room is held in such horror
that 10 escape it's terrors three msa have
cut eff their hands; We men have cut of
fingers, and two have in othsr war, nu-
tilated themselves
common mode OF punishment is to
strip the men 10 The HAist and Whip them
with sirap two feet long and an inch
and one-hRlf thick. tied GA TO a Dol, Men
have been whipped until they bad "a h.
taken to the hospital.
MIR, Stone, the Warden of the peniten.
tiary, dcnounses DR.. Gobers sissments
as false, and asserts that DR.. Gobst is &C
tusled by malice toward him in making
such statements
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Trade In Public Omces.

tFroin the Covinston Commonwealth
Was it part OF the compact that in
consideration Of Louisville's vote in the
Appellate convention for the combination
candidate for Clerk Louisville was to
have the privilege CT naming the candi-
date for Governor?
On no othsr superstition can the rude
and unprovoked assault on Col. Thos L.
Jones be satisfactorily explained. To
make room for the LouisviIle man it was
necessary TO displace Col. Jones In the
eonadence of the people. Directly after
the adjournment Of the convention the
work Of abusing, misrepresenting and
ridiculing Col. Jones commenced At Hop
kinsvills, tie headquarters OF one Of the
parties to the bargain and sale Of the
Appellate Clsrkship. while from the
mountains. the locality of the other party,
came stimuli aneously the announcement
that the stock Of DIR. Stamford, OF Louis
vile, for Governor, had suddenly advanc-
ed 100 per cent
Everything indicates big trade IN
public Offices in Kentucky The new
leaders OF the Democratic party will bear
watching.
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F r E E COLU Nj n

Advertisements Under the Heals of
WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT. sc,
OF an acceptable nature, and not 10 ex-
coed four lines, are free 10 all
Mere Business Adoe1 tissments Not Inserted in
These Columns Without Pay.
II answers fail to come the rst time.
We invite a second, third, or AZ MANY re-
petitions as are necessary 10 secure what
you advertise for. We wish the advertis
ers to feel that they are not imposing on
us, but are doing US favor by using our
free columns, as we are determined to
make
THE HICKMAN COURIER THE MEDIUN
Through which the general public NAV
Always have their wants supplied.
For SALE.-A dwelling house, centrally
located. Apply at Courier office.
FoR REST--Farm--abO so acres clear.
ed land. For partiular apply to.
Il. II. Wilson.
FoR SALE.-A small comfortable dwell
ing house, In East Hickman. Apply to
THOS. KIRKPATRICK.
WASrEp.-Persons wanting to sell, rent.
or lease land, wanting farm hands or
those wanting situations, can use lima.
in this eelumn free.
RIVER NEws.-Ths river is falling yer,
prettily. All the upper rivers have been
falling for week past, the fall chsck a
somewhat by the rains OF Monday ana
Tuesday. When the river gets inside IT,
banks. it will fail rapidly. The refugees
can, probably, all go home, by this time
next week.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.


we are authorized to announce w. K.
rHoM,s as candidate fer Assessor of
Fulton county. Election in August
We are authorized - announce Mat.
ADAMS, ia, a. - candidate for the Office
Of Assessor Election next August.
We are authorized to announce J. o A.
CooFSR, present incumbent, as candidate
for the Office of Assessor. Election next
August.
We are authorized to announces F. G.
DAVIS As A csnn,date for tho Office OF As
SCISSOR Election IN Augast n-xt.
We are authorized - announce T. J.
fISCH a. "a ctnIiitte Tor the aeice 90 A.
SCISSOR - Fniton county Election in Au-
gust next
We are authorized 30 n1nplace @ VI. Z
SALMoS "a a. candidate for the utio~ OF
Assessor Of Fuiso. countg Electto-. 80
August.
Se are sutaor IL ~ aanalaes n g.
McF tDDSS. aza eaud cate for the on ee
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