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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
Eight little Bis Tree stories,

cHadT eoaftSS 't3rs.t n ~ IN. Ftsf ~
An elm near Lawrcnccb,irg Tennessee
Is 100 feet In diameter from tip 10 tin OF ID
branches, and 32D feet In circumference, I
a Pennsylvania tree that was hollow
anu nine ieet In diameter was sawed down
Of hogs. " :
cherry.tree In Carter county, Ken.
lucky, Is thirteen aud a.haii feet III circum.
ference md sixty feet high, and It's branch.
es shade plot iorty.three feet ucross,
Near tho Fair Street Depot, Kingston.
\. " IS a.grand old elm. It Is Of bouquet.
shapc, and during the present season over
200 birds built nests In It's branches.
:, Atthe mouth Of Grassy Ran, In Sprinshill
township, Pennsylvania, there stood n
sycnmore.iree that was hollow al The butt,
and Joshua Brooks used It rs n stable ior
his horse. >or95 ~ '"1s' :,
In Greene county, Mississippi, is double
plne.trce which has two distinct trunks
twenty feet apart, uniting thirty feet above
the ground, forming ut TINT point one solid
trunk, found and symmetrical. ...
y lroe recently cut In Mexico, Mo-,
measured nine fet through, nenr the ground,
and was ono hundred aud ten feet hivh.
The first limb grew ont ut u height OF thirty
leet from tho roots. Tho tree was ut least
200 years old. When It fell twelve SOUR.
rels and one coon were killed.
In the Village OF pedur, IN ludia, grows
4 marvellous palm. Some children plucked
its fruit ut 8 o'clock one AFTERNOON, md
licked carly the next morning to gather
more, hut they found the branches now
lar above their heads. They ran to their
parents with tho story that n date trcc
which they saw on the previous ,lav living
upon the ground was nov standing O6scr.
vation disclosed that the tree changed
It's position every morning and even
ing. The tree Is eleven feet high, not
including the leaves ind stems. One who
inns seen It writes: AT $50 tho tree
WIS almost lying toward the west Tho
loot Of the tired WIS Mt M angle OF 5 10 :
degrees with the gound, and we were given
to understand TINT 1t had already com.
menced TO rise from / o'clock. A handker.
chief which had been tied by the Distrlc.
Munsiil to ono OF tho leaves, 80 that lis
other end might just touch the ground, had
risen six inches. at S r. Nj. tue kerchir(
was eighteen inches from tho ground, and
ats \. NJ. nine feet"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
D0rsry's Drcssc,l Beef.

Dorsey has just sold portion of his cat.
tle rAncl, in New Mexico, retaining an in.
!erest said to be worth $780, 900. This is
but one item in Dolswsproperty schedule,
'anl his aggregate wealth, perhaps, exceeds
sl,WD,o0. Star routes were exceedingly
profitable, and it will take good many
star route t'ials to make Dorsey poor. The
Washington Juror sometimes comes high,
but Dorsey is rich enough to bear any
reasonable expense without grumbliDy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
ANTI
D Y SP { P. I |. C.
FOR COOKING.
Extract from the PUBLIC LEDGER, PHILADELPHIA
October 7th, 1882, =.
FOR COOKING
THE NEW UI.TyE u,tu.rrv

'sA "H" VIII Il hGIEEk
i. ,iamc, but probably. nolhingof the 'olIve" IL
inc 9nlter except It's color: but. bc,ides being ~.
siired by chemists that this isu perfectly purc Yep
taoie gu, ~ honsekeGrers who have irird 1t viii
hsIee NM II Is OK ttenc'y economical and makes II
very delicate frying material Here was formerly
inc situation In The kitchen over the frying nan:
You soliia take lnr,l. which wns no, cheap, and
besides being cxpeinive, r uutcd sliIful cool IN
Gceptt from burning; or you could use salad ali
which, ,honTh costing aMrminsly to begin with,
e Gua 40 t,!S 10 40 tile work that The cooking
~ uia mol seem 10 lose perccplibly: after frying
MY oyster. the bottle WIS nearly nj ui NJ befmc
sttt yery few American housckcepcIs could be
sweet oil, which is the frying material sf nil Son,b
Europe We leave out Of :he list clarified fat" or
atihpins' because there !. Scldom enough OF this 10
'iotts person III the kitchen who understands how 10
save Miu Use IL ul rs 1t should always be insisted
on. INC two best known vegetable oils that his
county produces arc to!tonsccd oil and pea ms
OH, bolh OF which ne understood 10 have been for
ycats exported 10 Europe, coming bnck TO lis in
Sie&t recovered i!Gsks. Rs italian olive OIL Kcai
Give oil from California IL too small product, ns
yet. 10 count much In the home market. The man.
'laeturcrs ri tho new olive buttcr-which i, mt
bl Ter nj all. but clear grecnsh oil-haye ugrecd
TO give 'ls home product, warranted purc with.
ridiculous American preudccs. 10 not label il COT.
t0i.seeu Or pea nut oil the former OF which il
rrobabl, IL. Anybody who tries 1t will agree that
y cooks ~ well rs salad oil: mud ~ all vegetable
OILS neat ~ lower temperature than the tolld ant
Inn IAs. II does Aoi bum away IL waste as rapidly
M large: II comes IN convenient CT IN, with il
mouthpiecc: like the Kerosene oil can 80 that you
after cooking ihi, eau be caciuily st1a!ncJ and Ic.
turned TO the ca' except Inns been used for fish
when i must 10 plii in axcmn'e bottle and kept
apart Tor ihlS 'isc; ]! lm slightly pungent smell
iy tho lisco' pinch OF salt but which il no worse
thnli other ir!irs through the house. The cgg.
plants, oysters, clam or coriiiteis thnt nre turn.
particle Of Er asincsx nbo,it them. nor any tnste
whatever. Of the medium In which they arc irIcd.
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Skin llIsaRSls GIirniI

By nn, FnAsEEE's M.glc 0IxryEst Cures
as I by magic, pim,ples, ilack Heads o.
drubs. Rlotches.l and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving, the skin olear. healthy, and bcauti.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. r., {. ,fS",-
I; Sold by all druggists and mailed on re- re.
ceipt Of price, 60 cents. 8 "a !! If3i,s
J. l. Shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and r. X,
McConahey, Agent at Bridgeport. II paw.
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~f.ttffiux Ynuin -

The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
the Womens Medical Institute CT Buffalo
NY, and is their iavorite prescription fol
ladies' who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common 10 tue sex, It is
ssld by druggists at sl.0O per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names OF those who have been cured. H..
At wholesale aud retail by Logan 4 Co.,
Who ing, W. Va. new
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"llow old are you." said al ancient dame
10 grinMine lit.lc tar not. well Il goes
by What ,puIder says, J is most len, but Il ]
goes by ia Jun Fsc had, rse mosta hundred .
T.! that all could measure their years in this
way, but how many measure them by long
night watches, and almost fatal coughing
spells which could have been cured by Ii
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup taken Ii
season. gg
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Wholesale and RetaIlby
.f'... fH'uH LOGAN Il CO
Remember I'his.

II you arcsrk Hop Btcrs viii surely aid Nature
III making YOU well when NIL ckc fails.
Il YOU arc costive or dysrcpt!c, or arc suffering
from any other Of the Numerous diseases OF the
stomach or bowels: It Is yourown fault il YOU re-
main III, for Hop lIltcEatc sovereign remedy hi
all such complaints. 81 80 -
u You nre wasting away with my form Of X ilncy
HiscMe, stop tempting den'h this moment, and tufi,
u you hIo sick will! Tint terrible sickness Eerv.
OF Hop BitlGN. ''. ~ ~ - 'N'
- i yo,i a,ea fFcqqcner, ORA resident OF n MAS.
matc district, hailrahc your system against III Q
colirsc 81 NIL rounltics-innnrial, epidemic, BIZ.
inls, and Intermittent lcNcrsby the use OF ilop
j. You have rough, pimply. or sallow skin, bad
nseath palms mud ncles aud feel miserable rcncr.
aliy, Hop Rllteis Will give you mir skim rich bloei,
and sweetc,t breath. hch;h md comiottt. ~
u IN mort they euro all Diseases Of tho stomach,
cuic or help. i N 80 80
That poor, bc!ril1cn invalid, wife, sister moil,.
r. or dt',sltSr can be mnlc the picture OF health
nya lew bottlcsof Hon llttrS, costing but tribe
Wnlyoulc let them suffer? noll.rrbstw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
a Wonderful MHn and Hr8f},er

CIhtlo1tc IS.c1 Obsefvcr "-I71I &"
Jim Archie, the bumper" ut the com.
press, is Il wonderful darky. lie works for
both sets Of hands, going on ut j o'clock
i'll the day and coming of ut exactly noon
the next day, working steadily and without
y minutes rest tho twenty-thrco hours
through. From - to he cats his dinner
and takes nap, and this is all the res. he
sas. lie says 10 oucc worked that way
for nlne days y stretch. and did not feel
out OF sorts. lichas been ut it every day
this week, and appears 10 be Ms lively md
fresh as the other hands, who get their
| reghlar twelve hours rest. - -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

4 Cleveland girl happened to ,lsc in
Oscar Wilde's presence the word "nice."
"Oh don't you think nice is II nasty
word ~ said the apostle Of the beautiful.
do You think nasty isa nice word 2"
replied the girl. Good for the Cleveland
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

TIE genuine SARATOGA Hen l;ocI Srr,su
WATER, FOR sale by all druggists by the doz.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address ali orders to
the High Hook Spring Co, Saratoga Springs,
j.. L. Shirk, Agent ut Wheeling, and 4. X.
MeConahcy, Agent ut bridegroom, nAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

"liAcEMrrAcK," a lasting and fragrant per.
iume. Price IS and50 cents
SIIlLon's CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, WhoopinS cough and bronchitis.
FoE DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complain YOU
have n printed guarantee on every bottle Of
sh'lohs Vttalzer. ltnever fails to cure.
4 NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold BY, y. Booking agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by +. II. List, 1910 Main
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siLvEE CEtrk, n. y Fcbrua.yT; 1850.
GEsrs-l have been very low, and have
tried everything to 10 advantage. hear d
your Hop Ditters recommended by so many,
concluded to give them Il trial. | did and
nov am around, and constantly improving,
and a,n nearly us strong rs ever.
Trs&w W. II. WELLER.
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ihip0rinnt Article Of EXPORT.

America is responsible for having intro.
duced IN England the vice Of chewing
gum. Que American port ships $4,000
pieces OF spruce gum each week, thus sup.
plying 10000 moderate ciicwers with a
days allowance,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now YORK. MO,,ry nnd gtochs

| 49,. t.n.. r--,' =. -. - I''.
| NEW loEK, November I-Moncy tAS rer cent
eloslng offered Al . per cent. Prime ,netrantIi,
paper "a. per cent. Sterling Exchange banker
bilis steady a. y s9lG: demand 81 sls:
| dnvEksfENrs-Hp PEI cent higher for extended
o, u percent lower iotI'. unchanged for ixs and
Is Hr
us, Ss,.......,... .lOlI!lLehirh 4 Wilkc, int.
U, s, s., extended, lois, It TIS. G. Hnts iii,
U,R. as. ,olpons. .ilaii r bonis. Hnts Tx,
q. a. Coupons liNIiif r. Land Grant, Inc
paclnc Gs Of QJ.r.il0 III. i. sinking fund iii
EEs . llaTilic ant+I IeSSS Pig land S,s~.
R,un,In observation-disclosures, a,1 Il, $3.50 - ~,
hi,hes o'"Ds""s""f anu !" 'he main
sfnIr srurpt,,rs-Nce,tc,sd
Louisiana conSoIs-, 6stiI xitgin!a Gs."...... ~
y SlEouI os-.."."""ill IViisinia con.ols, ex.
~ cptl...s.,'"""los th mat. eohpolls... j954
aelheSsco " "-"""." iTtlN iEinla detefred.. l2lt
tennessee bs npw~" iifl Ex.%d!..
Stocks Share speculation np.ucl wcok and
prices Ia tho nnin were itncIIOn lower ihan nj
4 -
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,

IL West 18th ST., New York.
Full line Of above preparations displayed
In one OF Pond's Extract Go. IS Show Cases and
sold by Logan 4 Co., 05S Main Street, Wheel.
ing; also by G. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and Twentv.sccOnd Streets Cnutrn WErrlinr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

AL beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Their
!hlearkeni, ,yc pecvish sufferers! Apply Dr.
THOMAS EcLEcrElc OIL 10 your aching Joint.
and muscles. Rely upon It TINT yon will OK
perience speedy relief. Such, ut least, Is the
testimony Of those who have used IT. The
remedy Is likewise successfully resorted Il
for sore throat and lung diseases, spraius
bruises, etc. nIy
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FITS. Fla. l'iIx.

successfully treated by Worlds Dispcnsary
Medical Association. Address, with sunni
Tor pamphlet, Buffalo. NY. ws&w
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Asan ounce Of Prevention Is better, they cay
Than pound OF the best s0r, OF cure, IL ~
Let us Ill keep our teeth an! our gums from decay
And orr mouth ath our breath fresh and MI g
F9r bottle OF sozodont s Nil We require, =.
To SrccIily realize NIL wa desire -. ,rhs, "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

TINT Husband Of " Inc
Is three times the man hc was before he he.
gan using Wells Health Renewer.n 81.
Druggists. 49,
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OsE HUNDRED poLLAEs reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment IL
s.prs cnre lor Pilss. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

The only thing in the world that will
'cally cure Chronic Nasal Catarrh is Peruna.
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TIE REv. Gro. II. TnAYEn, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: both myself and wife osc our
lives to sh'loh's Consumption Cure
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Sliloh'sVitalizer is positive
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18
4 short l.0n,l to Health,

"a" SEtS Eruptions arising from Impure
Blood, speedily removed by s. S. S.-'try 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

One, OF the first acts OF Mr.. rattison,
when his election became known, was to
visit bis mother, who lives in Alexandria,
Virginia, to receive her congratulations.
This net is characteristic OF the man. In MI
Tho glefies Of his success he did no. forget
his widowed mother, and his greatest
pleasure was in sharing with her his tri,
umph. Al.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

The digestive organs weakened and worn
out by using athar.icmedlcines, restored by
using Browns Iron Bi.ters, gr IgIisei paw :
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short Road to Health. IA
To all who are suffering from boils, ulcers,
scrotula, oarbuncles, or other obstinate dis.
eases of tue blood and skin, course OF Bun.
Docs BLoou BtrrEGs will be found to be a
short road to heath. Price 81 90 }a,5 psw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-18

BL1laoEE, November l7.--Flour, dull. Wheat,
west, n. about steady but dull; No.. winter re /
SPOT ioTstit61i;N November 81 05i4 bid December
81 Wa January u 0StTtl ". Corn, western, steady
eni very Hnil: mixed SPOT si.AJe; November SCI;
January 6i4dGjEc Oats, steady out duh: .wet
csIli white iitiic mixed 3saiV Pennsylvania 4ol
N. Eye, du!, md quiet n, 6Iascc. iIsy, quiet
~ al5eo Provisions quiet: ness pork ~ Is
s9ooaI! 80; bacol, shoulders si275; c.car rib sides
SO TO- hams &i5 50al7 CO.. LAID, refined sl3 30,
Butiet firm, western packed 2.nois creamery ID
;ae; i.egs, iiEin ut $la;;le. Pt,m Inn. dull and
81 nd W.. ''''-'
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.Wny Will YOU cough when Shilohs Cure
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts, 90
c,a. and ST.. 1F5.s. - N, 80
is'1Ious, CAyAEEn RENEuy-a positive cure
Tor CGtarrh, piphthcria and Cankcr Mouth.
Sold by f. booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows 'liaii, and by H. II. List, toto Main
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4 Hand. ono Young Governor.

Philadelphia Press.
Mr.. Pa!tison is handsome man. lie is
tail, slender, dark, and his expression is in.
cllned 10 be serious His features ure reg,,.
lar, aud lie has bright, expressive ewes
which light his lace as he recognizes and
salu'es It friend. lie is very domestic in
his habits, but is iovial and even boyish in
company. His manner is hearty and sin.
cerc OIL all occasions. Duringthe campaign
he met his opponent, General Beaver, but
once. The latter being Mt the City lIa!l,
was taken into Mr.. pattisons Office, and
greeted cordially. They had never met be.
lore. When the saluta,ions we're over
General Beaver: ave are opposing can.
didates for the same office. hope the cam.
palgn will be conducted without PERSONAL.
ties" Mr. Pattison replied, at certainly
shall be oil my part. After all, general,
the people will have 10 decide between u.s.
and they will do it without reference 10
anything Of that kind" Hs..9
MIR. lhttison married very early a
daughter Of Edwin A. Smith, u Philadel.
phian. His wife, it is perhaps not out Of
place 10 say, isa beautiful and accomplish.
ed Indy OF winning mauners, who will pre-.
side over the executive mansion gracefully,
and entertain her guests on all public and
social occasions with dignity. Two chill.
dren, Il little boy and girl, constitute the
| family 1.'s.jIll -, =
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NEW fonE. November l7.-Moncy eas rcr cent;
closing offered At . per cent. Prme mercantile
paper ca Y per cent. s.eillus Exchange bankers
Bills steady a s. s1ll: demand 81, si,s.
dnyEksrEsrs-hpe PEI cent higher for extended
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-19

Wepuhlish thi. eek another commuui.
cation "n the fence question. Our corir.
pondent take. issue With Mr.. Nelson. II
occurs to lis that the principal rra,on ~.
sIgn~l Icy our correspondent for oppo-u 4
the fence Law. 10 not sn"d. There ATE, VT
think, very fr" places IN this parish on
which lasting running water for stock can
not be had IN any year in which We have
an ordinary quantity Of rain. However
We do not desire nor contemplate coutro.
NrriinG the position taken aud urged 10y
our correspondent. On tins question, IS
on all others, different opinions will lie
held. There can DO harm come Of the
question being ventilated. II il. one, ~
We view It, ofgreat moment to the farm
Ing interest, and the farmers are perhaps
best qualified To discuss IT both pro aud
con. We have our own views on thaq
tlon aud havrrIrtcssrd them freely. hnt w.
d" not wish Ia force any change upon the
class most inierrstcd against their will.
The strongest argument in favor Of
change ia, that It has been tried aud work.
we'll.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-19

Baton Rouge being now the capitol Of
the STATE, II isnot ~ all improbable that
il will assume considerable more import
snce than It has heretofore held among
the cit.sof our State But the people
there appear to have conceived an exalted
and err1u-oss idea Of the importance Of
the place, aud are a.kiug -Itra'agaut
prices for their property, aud A. A'c. u.e-
iu-ncs capitalists vii seek other fields
for Investment. The place " i'll be injured
by these eItravagant prices.
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Notice TO Teac hers and Pafreeo
OF Pabitc Schools,

Tue Board Of School Director fue u
Parish 81 Claiborne have appointed u.
hal Monday in June as the time VIA
co1trAcfs will be formally made vii
Irarh, r. TO take charge Of the Free Puhs
schools tor the year l--2 The Board b
sire =. iast tin- to employ Teacher ID
every ward In the parish. These contrses
WI br FOR monthly salaries, and IL o
t~rs' Of months not yet decided.
All applicants for employmen BY In
Beard will he required to produce q e.rtl
ne.t- 81 qualification from the Seeretsy.
This dnty Of Examination being made d
cumh~nt on me, | am authorized BY In
b'ard to exempt from the ipcs
Vrnl.nc- ~ y renewed eIaminatios d
th'~- Teachers to whom certi6csto d
Hualiht alton we're granted last year ~
have preserved a good moral character M
whose services III the school-room hsw
proven acceptable.
/" all o,hr. P-r.ons desiring to obtah
POSITIONS a. Teachers Of Public ScbccA
h"tIc- il hereby given that will endeas
I" b~ present u examine applicants y
certificates at the Court house in Hcsd
during every Saturday in the month
May, from yo'rlock, \. m, until +p.s.
As s""h AZ Practicable after readipGin
h"flce, every prospective Teacher ofsrf
he school IN the parish is requested to frt
uish Il! mail to- the Secretary certife
statement Of the plumber and namesof ~
ldrut pupils, the condition Of the sebost
h"nse aad furniture, and TO what eXsesi
any The local community propose tos9
plrmtnt the monthly salary Of the ssssf
rr
School. in close proximity will hds
Outraged. Teac hers whose avOcAtion ~
teach will be preferred.
Enc"nrgcd by the increasing sstisfsena
with which the people have received "
RESULTS Of their Last years labors, the Boz
enter upon the dntics Of another year VIZ
prospects of being able 10 give . iosss
session and greater efficiency TO our !"
Pnhlir Schools.
BY order of the Board.
j. III. CHAPPELL,
Secretary.
Homer, La, April 10, 1892.
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Fences.
lOhachita Telegraph. !
7. +. SHAW.
Respectfully


One Of the most serious questions which
- presented to the planters IN the over.
r"w'd districts of our own and ndinin.
, lng States il, what shall he don. to .npply
tht fences destroyed or washed s~ay hy
iHr ho"'l-"r IL here any plan 10y which
the necessary Use of fence. AN be avoided
IL il an established fact T., actual statistics
that the fences III the United srltrs ,o.,
over s-t- ,oN.WO. The value Of the fru,,.
~ l"ul-lans bear far proportion III tins
innate. II may be- fairly stated th,,
our-hslf Of the fencing IN the entire over.
lowed r's'"n has been utterly DESTROYED.
It's folly TO think of supplying thi. de
hoirncy before making . crop. Tn,
planters have neither the time, the fare.
nor The m"nr, To do this work i, is
evident that ia many parishes. # crnp
j. made tins Year, IT must lee done " itLout
fence protection.
Now, the question presents itself would
not th'- b- good time totry III. plan of
ir"e'Hs stock tn, and Thus avoiding tbi.
enormous expense md source Of tInuI,l. Il,
The rlart"r~. II il to BE- presumed that
the h'il rail>hr- sould object 20 thi. plan
and Vet the hrSt suggestion for it's ador
non, which We have .-en. comes from IN.
claiborne Guardian, the rrpr,.entati,. Of
the largest ann richest upland parish in
III" state. With the large planter ~,
thinh there can be no question about IL
being greatly to his advantage to d.pep.,.
with fences, except such ~ would I've nee.
essary To keep his stock of variou, kind.
within limits and under control; and even
with the small farmer We b-live il woulJ
1r to hrs interest to keep one good COW and
feed II regularly. rather than have a d,,.,
worthless creatures, half starved in th.ir
dependence upon the poor grasses of the /
urlands. Ii will well repay any one wish. /
ing to raise cattle, sheep or even hog, n
herd them or keep them constantly und.r
personal supervision.
We are aware there are many pr.r.
which might b. 'usrstyi, aud ", do 90.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-19
EstrRy Notice,

STATE Of LOu,'i1aa-Paruh Of Clsile,.
TAKEN MP by John @. Bailey and px,i
L before T.. o. Christian, J. p. in Al h
~Hd ., ssid parish and State, on ii. Id
day OF April. l-S2, . certain roam man y
ny, . or IL yrArs old aud about I3} hssS
hIgh.n"marks or brands visible-appn.
ed 1T 81 w.
ih-o~n-r Of said pony can get the M
by proving property aud paying oil 90
~ ANY time within twelve month IN
date Of estrsy msut.
b. d. HARRISON,
StraymHtr
April 10. 1892. M