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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Causes that Kill Mankind.

The yellow fever scare that Is about and in Mexico, is sufficiently fatal to sat isfy even the most inhuman, yetits dead ly work is assisted and encouraged by the community everywhere. Ouiy few persons, comparatively are willing Co re- linquish the social advantages Of so-call- ed civilization to enable cEem to live near enoueh to nature to ensure immu- nity from disaster in time of epidemic disorders.
 The facilities for scalping offered in the conglomeration known sa city hf' are too tempting and offer too great premiums on crime, disease and death It is a simple thing to avoid these con- tingencies if people were satistied with out abnormal gains. Itls not healthy condition of society upon. which tnt doctor, lawyer and sheriff thrive. How then 1t be expected that the harmOnIes will be in the Rscendaut2 The use of alcohol, tobacco, tea, c flee and opium has prepared mankind for slaughter by wholesale whenever the conditions are favorable. When Frederick the Great instituted the tobacco parllH- ment be only followed iH the steps of his predecessors farther back m time than history records. IL is a part or the deliberate policy of the few tO Sd emssculste the many that they are easily managed. Upon this principle the tea plant and tobacco plant have come to be the most powerful factors la government. Alcohol Is a terrible element, but it's work IS not as subtle and insidious as that of nicotine and theine. In all epidemics. when l have been present, my services have been given voluntarily and gratultously Iu any capacity that they were of use to humanity, and m this way 1 have learned who are exempt when these agencies of death are about. No one need fear a fatal result that lives 8 proper life. Immunity IS unpurchasable at short notice. All the remedies of the materia medica are useless If the vitality has been frIttered away by piece inhnI- tessimal and squandered. Ihe only basis to fight disease successfully from ls tle vitality present in the system, and all so-called remedies that draw never SO little on the vitality, either by irritati n or depletion, are only traitors m the camp. FREDERICk M. SHAW, Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Installation.

Last Thursday evening A. P. Petit D. D. c. S, installed the following of ticers Of Pima Lodge, No. 3, I. o. O. F. as follows; E. J. Smith, P. N. G.; W. E Stevens, V. G.; W. J. Doherty, V. G.; C. A. Avery, R. S P. S.; l. Reviel, T.; P Schreiber, W; 4. P. Petit, O.; W. J. White, Q. G.; D. Garns, I. G.: H. W Fenner, R. H. $. N. G.; G. Reidel, L. H. S. \. G.; T. P. Patterson, R. H. $. V.G. H. Murray. L. II. $. V. c.; NJ. Maleney. R. $. S.; l. F. CoppeI, l.. s. s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
The Dred Scott Decision Explained.

''What's this Dead Scott decision GboutT queried Mrs. Wigglesworth, looking up from the paper. "Dread Scott-not Dead Scott" corrected Mir. Wicglesworth, with mans patronizing smile of superiority. "Well, then, Dread Scott. What is it2' Something to do with the Mexican war he explained. General Scott was terrible fighter, and the gressers got to referring to him as the Dread Scott. Some decision or other he made about battle IS what the papers mean" Mrs. Wigglesworth, with a satisfied air, folded the paper back and turned to see if any new peo- pie had been born, while Mir. Wiggles- worth winked to himself at his having got out of 1t SO smoothly. "All a woman needs" he thought, "is to have a thing explained one way or another Don't matter what you tell 'em so long as its something. It's mighty sight easier than to answer hundred questions. It makes them respect a man too. Rockland Courer-Gszette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Mr. Harry MeaKer-

The gentleman reported in the Cir, ZEN Q few days ago as having sbsconded from Yuma, under unfavorable circum stances, called to day in company with Superintendent Bean, and informed us that his matters with his creditors had all been settled satisfactorily and that he was leaving Yuma, but was not run ming away. We regret very much that such a report found its way in the Cir HEN, but it came from such a reliable source at the time we could not doubt lt. Mr. Weaver ran the hotel in Yuma Tor three years and while he comes out 8 loser in this worlds goods he leaves hls affairs straight and satisfactory to all concerned with a reputation unsullied He IS on his way to Texas where he will reside, and here's the CITIZENS old shoe, with all the good luck, that is sup posed to attend 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Nofice to Creditors.

Estate of Joze 1I7. Mar irrz. i-.ca....- N..... k h rpby Eirau h- f.a lr-Hr.. Cor of tH.- c-.atH Ul Jose Ha- .lt-...- .."a Co the cre..llo-- ui. -l,. a.. ual-n. g ..-F. th. necessary vouchers. within iu.r "..- after the first pubacar.,l pt tHI- uu..-' q. t.H sald udulul-trarur. af hI- fr-lt"ue. N. Jackson street, iu tI.a ci.y Hf Tucson, count. .i PIma.
 Administrator. with v1u aHr.s... a- .-.
 estate of Joss ilI. ll.-r.r.r .'s- .- Dated at lacsou. a- J. -aH-uG.l l.r-.- .-'-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
No.ioe to Creditors.

ESTATE OF SUSANNA EAMiEEL. DE- T. ssa-ai.-Na.Ir. l- hereby -r.F.a -H fr. c-Hi- .tUr- uf -rlj peI-or# a.g II- H-a--. -.i deceden- to present -...-. vI-. n. HrH. E.s.a estate. a- hi- placa .f h.si-a-s. Boo. a.I ,rrr-- street. Ia lucscu. within tu.r llur-. H.-.r ue hr-r publication Dt r.-- .ltt..-
 Tucson, October IT, l.-a- ....... Administrator os tLs Es.a,e o- sl-.--.. ...r.-
 reT Crraf-aI ..-Nf f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
To Oscar.

Over the sundering sea, whose wild
 blown FOsM Sweeps backward to his home a fond
 sdieU, Comes a tall stranger; once by much the
 firsr Esthete in England. Though the hail
 IS cuI Round his mild face. even the stern
 shampoo Will not wear out the brains that yet re-
 maiN. Tn former times our thought must
 pierce beneath Locks that hung thick as the white
 winter tieecE Down the calm front of sheep on stormy
 LeA, Ere we could guess what treasure there
 lay hiD. -Life
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

The report that Wm. K. Vanderbilt is busted IS a "cunRrd." He has not lost SS.000000. for the reason that he never had over S5,00O,O00. The old Commo- dore bequeathed. along with hls other bequests, S5,O0OO0O to Cornelius Van derbilt, S2,OO0,0OO to Frederick W. Van derbilt, S2.0O0OOO to Wm- K. Wander bilt and S2.000,OO0 to George Vanderbilt Wm. K. has not increased his talents over S3,O00,000 ID the years since the Commodore's demise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Haar Whsf tss Enl SmL

ItEas rertormei 90 u. .-.a.r .u r.. ..-'-
 l have u1 ursl--Ils uH-.a- .a -s bend. and [ hear muc. be.fo-
 have bas1 --aa-Iv halar.-l.
 AIv daafue=- la.aat --l- taal ..-rA aa- other bottle wil cure lrH.
 Its vir-ua- are r,. l-1s ',.lHLt aud i'- .'- RtrrNE CututtlE- ABSOLUTE. .- r.- N',l'.L GAS PERSON tLLF -H-r--l. HH . tN.. 'i- I0cE &JsSS.e. lI.. -trsHr. ..r .u-.. srr."s- ing @I.a. and y.l H-.- H.- r,-.s,ivthar uIil enable Enu -n ..Hr .lsear. |. ig else. lud vlos. --la.l-' e.""- H.- rt~f. Non -.l.I r.ra- rH..-er HU..r -H- .iT1L MfuCkvTI. E tErIrw.
 -F-Ip avoid -ua u ..r H1. Hs' send money b. Ea-at-r. .l L.-.#r.
 O1ly imported hr EAGlors d 'tfNii, H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Card

To all who are suffering from Che er- TOTS and indiscretioDs Of yOuth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send a recipe that will cure you, free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send n self-addressed en- velope to the Rev. Joseph T Inman, StstIon D, New York City. O3l-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
rFlrst pabhcaaon Oct -6I Notice for Publication.
T.s~u Cu--ru TrCarV
H0mes,aati No. 3i.

LAND DEElCA- D l--.'e- AA.lto-- A. .
 October f- I--I [ NOTICE I> HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ filiuz1nsr named settler has fled notice of his intention Co uake rual proof In support of hI, clam. and that cad proof will bs made before the Register and Receiver a- Tucson. Arizona. ou November s. ls-i. VIZ. Man1ei Lo- psE of luc=ou. Arizona. for the Ma of SectIou i7. T0FushiD I3 =. kl3E. 0. and <. RB B. ard t and 1ares the fotuwsnc as has Eirur-se=. VIZ. John Leli iWessr. Jesus F- F-Cgrl0vl- Leopo.to Carrillo and tieo. Push. all of Tucson. Arizoua-
 ocd 5t BEN VI. THOMAS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
EARS flT ih2 MLLLlL
Foo CE.1'S 8lIsl1 q S5Us's ll
Positively Ec>forc, tHr ltear..-. and l- 60, 0nIy 4a-oIuic CGf-4es G.aiur,>
 T-nvr

This O1t isats.-.r-.l from rH.- .a.Ht Whi.e shark c..l. .rIg -.. a. CAGcH Naouas ECsr.-.--- ....
 eruan knows iI. ---r.r ". rau-lr- vcr. J-@.H-sre. .s about -i. vt.r l.... l.- cure. and many -r -sH . . remedy wl- c.t.-a... proclaim "t.- '-7s Errplra Lf- --. .--..H .H H"-" - .- e1ysr s.sI year mo tI... ....- l.. .Haa- '.s Chinese people. r.. .7 ..Hi-..A -...5 address Et el..I per l.....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Notice t0 Credi.o-5

NOTICE Is HERE HI GIEEE EI I'll. . V der-iLu.t. adllluI-f ..Hr .- q" ..... . e Redb-ld. dsc-a-.l fo .IH .ra..r -. per-on- hrslU- ..Tu- r.rI.G-. -.Il present them. vlr. Hu. proper sr. n. -.. adm a st ator ar ..- T..s. O. ir.....-. N.. Cuu-r.-- street. J He-ti... . A. IT, -..u' - after tts tir-r ruJ.l,1fiul as t.E- r.... Dated luc-ou. JcrIr.r l.-..
 H PULLMAN. Administrator oc fae E--ar e' i.a- ..-.. dec-a-ei. u.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

Outside of Salt Lake City and towns containing a considerable Gentle popu- lstion there are no physicians in Utah, the Elders performing the functions of medical men. The principal treatment for disease IS amounting with oil and laying on of hands. It is supposed that the younsters among them come ID for the greater share of the latter part of the treatment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

THE increase in property valuation in Texas is remarkable. The State Board of Equalization reports an increase for 1883. of S95,0OO,OO0 with fifteen counties to hear from, which they think will certainly run above S1O0OOO,OO).
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

BULLION to the value of S210000 from Mazatlan, Mexico, passed through this place last night en route to San Fran cisco. The shipment overland was made on account of the strict quarantining of vessels, which would have delayed the shipment by water for some time to come.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
D1o LEWIS Monthly for October is a

DIo LEWIS Monthly for October is at hand. It contains several interesting articles among which may be mentioned Sandwich Island sketches by C. L. Tisdale, NJ. D., "Our young women by Rev. Howard Crosby; "Our Brains and Nerves by bio Lewis, etc. It's edited by bio Lewis and published in New York by Frank Seaman, Bible House, at S2.5O year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
October scheme.
LPuz
whole Tirkrt,. se. Half Ticket. SI.
 s1 Tfckets. so. 5J Tickets. @IoO.

Remit money OF Bank Draft in Letter. or send | g Express. ONT SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER OR PJSTOEFICE OEt EB until fur tLer ro-lca. ORDERS Of g and upwards hy xI-t-s can ha sent ar our expense. Aldres- al orfie-s r1 J. J- DOUGLAS. L0ui-vI ie. Kentucky. or Co ". L. DE GRAN Agent, Iomh-to1e. Ari- zuna oc15IIhSENIy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Application for 9 Patent

INVITED NLhLEr LAND OFFICE TUcsoy. AHrzoSA. Saptsu her @. I--3. NOTICE Is HEREBY GiFES THAT COL " hs ?. Huntington, whose pustu-lce auIres- ls in care of T l.. SfI.c-. Tucson. Pima county. Arizona, has this day hled hi- application for @ patent for t5lu linear feet of tho D--ert mIue or veiu bearing Eoidaud silver, vl.th surface ground fOU feet an width sItult-d Iu CIhab Mining UI-- trIct. county of Pima and Territory ol Arz1ra. and des guatei by thr held notes end osicial pint on hle m this OF cr a- Lot No. tl iu cad district said Lot No. O he.ng G- follows. fo-g1t.
 Beginning at the initial uouuu snr rt fhe ceu- ter of the uurtheaster.v end of tha claim. at @ post gxi Inche-. feet high, -at o-c foot Iu the ground. m a mound of stuue- and marked "O- D. VI. C.. No. r. whence a Iaei-1 tree. 2 inches distant. being marked ID. VI. ]. l., discovery shaft hear- ~ s- deg i5 nm VI llI feet distant. and United Statas Mineral Monument No. .. ( o. bsbi district bears S -i deg a min E glst feet
 Thence < q deg 8 min E cll feet Co post 8 inche- m diameter. feet Litl. -et one foot Iu the ground a muuul ot --"nes. and marked ID. M- NE C.. the Nr corner o. claim;
 Thence q, deg I5 nm l.u' feet to post 9 inches In diameter 9 feat r1rl -el one foot irI the ground. iu a m .uud o. --'ues. and marked -D. M. S- J.. C. the SL corner oi claim
 Thence N 45 deg .l min W .' tatl Co uu-t ( inches iu diameter fa-- li-'; -et on footiu th4 g-ouni iu a mound 1f --uue-. and marked I'D M. W E-C-" The -1lft-.-r erd center mouu- me1t. whence the Url--r al center monument bears $. q. deg t1 min W feet distant. Thence N e deg W sU feet to rost inches in diameter. feet high, -tt one Too. lu tle ground in a mound or --ou--. and marked ID. M- s. " C. the >W corner 1f the clam.
 Thence N f- deg ls nm T. I-.u feet Co post 8 Iuches m dllme-er. 'e high z-- one foot In the ground m mound of stones. and marked D - NV. C. th. NW currerof t1- claim: and .
 Thence x e d-- L ar feet t1 th- place of be ginning.
 Magnetic vauatiou % deg 1e E mn. containing 2i5- acres.
 The location of tlI. mine i~ recorded in the Recorier,- othc- g, Flma county, A-Izona. Iu Book C. Record of Mines. race ia-
 Any and all parsons claiming adversely any portion of sad Desert mIla or -urfac4 ground are required -u ne tfeIr adv --. c.alm with tha Register of tle United States Land OMce at Tucson. ID tle Ierrifury of Arl-ola- during -he -iVry days psrlot of pu5licarlon hereof. or they VIII be barred ty virtue CT the provisions of the statute bEN- g THOMAS Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Ben Nevis.

EDITOR CITIZEN: I see by last nights paper in which you have Q complete and graphic report on the Quiiotoa mines that you have named the Silver mouu- tain, Ben Nevis" Where is Ben Nevis and what is it's correct pronunciation:
 SUBSCEIEEE.
 Ben Nevis IS the highest mountain in Great Britain; it IS situated in the coun- ty of Inverness, Scotland. It has a night of 4.406 feet. IS exceedingly diff cult Of ascent, with a tremendous preci- pice of l, 300 feet on the northeast side. It is pronounced Ben Nevis. With the exception of it's baroness the new Ben Nevis in the Quijotoa mountains, resem- bles very much its Scotland namesake
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

General Robert Toombs says thst Ab- salon was dude, and the Richmond, | Va. Dispatch Is of the opinion that "sny man who lives as far in the past ss Bob ] ought to know.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

THE trial of sixty-three members of the Nihilist Red Cross society in Russia. resulted in their sentence to Siberia. The testimony of informers snd others prove that the society has ramifcstions in every part of the empire.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

THE CITIZEN acknowledges the receipt of Abott's |. S Monthly Magazine published by Wyllys $. Abott Of Chics- go It is very readable magazine of 50 pages, and is furnished 10 subscribers st the low rate Of g year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Official ReeOrGS.
DEEDS.

s R DeLong to WC Ferguson, one undivided half interest in the old Cerro Colorado mine, s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

It i- hereby ordered tl..f tho foregoing notice of application for rateut bs published for the psri0d ot ten consecutive wee-- Iu tls ARIZONA CIrIZEs. weekly ueNs saaTer ulb.isled a- Tue son. Pima county. A. T.
 BEN ST. THOMAS. Register. Date Of first puhlrlrI1u. Sept.mber-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

Profanity pays occasionally. A parrot with the largest assortment of oaths fesches the biggest price.-Progress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

,HE DAHL AND W EaL.- tlILONA CII- | IZ-N 1- kept OF r.a -r 2. ~ DAht .ra-t5 for s-lTer-lsil- can Do ll-- for ir l1 5An francIsco- Uy4s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

wv. SHARPE E CO. Punhshers' Agents. No s1 Park Row. New York, arc authorized to con r.e, for sdverlising n this paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

Fresh Baltimore oysters served in every desirable style al the Maison DOre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

In chronic dyspep- sia and liver com 'plaiutandluchrun- .ic constipation and obstinate dl-- eases, HO=tefter 6
 Stomach Bitters is beyond ail comp IT. isOu the best reme- dy that can he taken. Asa means of restoring tla strength and vital lty of persons who are sIukIrc under the debilItarlu- sf- fects of painful disorders thl- standard -etabie IUvlEolaut ts con- fgs-e liyUu Iu led.
 For sais by all Drueglstsanddeal- CTS rereral.y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
Pacific Iron Works,
SiTsSi.;;S'sn:!.I.ls!,as,
 ..lI.,!.I.IIsiS.
s3o.ooo FOR Se.
Thursday, Oct. 25, 1883.

OJ Regular Monthly Drawing wiIl take Ill placs m the Masonic Hall, Masonic Tsu- GunIa BnIIlinr. u LnnisTiIle ky..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
\ Revolution in single Number
 Drawings.

tE-Every ticket holder his own supervisor. | can call out fhe number on kis ticket and see ! The currt spending uumbsr on the Ing placed Iu | Inc wheel Iu hi- presence. Ihe-e drawIr-s wliI 1 occur ou the last Ihursday of every morth- | Read the magnificent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

This powder never varies. X marvel of purity.
 strength and whuie-1ueus-7. -lore ecuuomIcal than the ordinary kIudz. and cannot be sold iu competition with fls multitude of low test,
 short weight. alum of phosphate powders. Sold only iu cans. EoTtI BAKING POWDER Co. ltf Wall street N l. o-ldAw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

\ Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings. chartered by the LeElslatura of Kentucky. and C. ice declared legal by the highest cuur m the state. Bond given to Heury county in the sum of Sl1lu01 fog the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remaining in Postotiice at Tucson Arizona. for four weeks prior 10 Octo-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

Landlady-"It's singular but true Mir. Crossgrsin, that all my boarders re main with me-" New boarder lat first meal-"Too weak to leave, l guess, after the first week."-The Judge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

The Mississippi is very low and can not leave its bed.-New Orleans Picay- une.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-27

ErHu-
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-12-01
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS,


From numerous conversations had
with orr most extensive merchants,
the credit system with the planter
is yearly being curtailed, and in the
neal future promises to be entirely
abolished Iberia Star.
The building of railroads SO gener
al at present throughout the South
is having the effect of settling the
country with an industrious pOpula-'
ton. Several States are boasting Ut
an increase Ofp0puIation which will
show itself in round numbers at the
next census.-fTrnth.
Our latest count of noses among
the Louisiana newspaper brother
hood shows thirty six papers for
McEnery, forty-two against him and
/ eight non committal, a majority OF
the latter class showing anti-admlni
stratiOn tendencies.-I Chief.
A prominent railroader yesterday
said to the Sparks man: 81 am very
glad to see that the press OF this
city have taken up the subject Of q
union depot That we need one is a
certainty-the idea of "a city like
New Orleans with six trunk lines
not having union depot is pFepos-
terous.-IStates.
J That grand old man, Paul Tulane,
has increased his contributions to
the Tulane University in this city
until they now reach a million Of
dollars, and it is understood that be
Intends TO make such further con
tributions az will meke the proposed
university the pier of the most adj
vanced of Onr educational institu
tons. Itishis special desire that the
portion of his donations, consisting
of real estate shall be freed from ta1
eyactiOns.-[ Item.
, The result of the political eontes
in Madison parish further develops
the tactics in use by the McEner!
ring. In parishes that are consul
cred safe for the so called 1Leve'
Governor" 10 contest is made, bu
when his opponent has tull swing |
bolt is made and Il second set o
delegates are nominatet'. The re
suit will he that upon the cOnvemini
) of the Democrats at Baton R0ug
!. OH Dec. lS the nncOntested parishe
will control the primary organization
! and pass upon the credentials of til
Y contested, and according to til
t general political rule will only aliOl
enough members III to give them
; minority vote. There is music j
I The air. Morgan City Free Press
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-12-01

1t is estimated that the surplus
revenue of the government under
the present tariff il $3.50. 600, 600 and
the proposed revision will not re.
duce it more than $10,0OO,OOO. In
this connection it is said that the
President has expressed "a deter
Mination to call an ezra session OF
Congress, ii there is not revision
of the tariff,-[States
The wife of Major Wilson was bur,
led in New Zealand recently, and the
funeral was attended by about one
thousand persons, whites and Mao
ries. The latter held the lady in the
highest esteem, and appeared in
mourning costumes of a picturesque
character, the chief wearing an entrr
nous head-dreSs of black nula feath
ers. 1t WAS the most notable tune
ral ever conducted in New Zealand
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-12-01
OUR PREMIUM.

We have n supply of DIR. b.
Kendall's Treatise ON the Horse
his Diseases" and will give enc
them as a premium to all new j
scri6ers who pay us in adIO
in cash, and all old suhscribe,eir
pay up what is due anl renkChe
subscription for another yytains
hOOk is a standard work am great
6 vastamOunt 0finforMaDwns a
valueto every person flbe and
horse. Come in and = all gone,
secure one before thu
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-12-01
PECAN AND ORANGE TREES
WANTED.

Any person willing to furnish and
set out 100 Pecan trees not less than
two inches in diam,t ter or six feet
in height AID guarantee them to live,
can make a bargain by applying to
the editor of this paper. A similar
contract Will be made for 100 or 800
Young Orange Trees.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-12-01

10 Communications handed in later than
Wednesday evening, will lay oyer until the
week following,
az All communications uaust be witten on
one side OF the pepper.
Ia The full name and address of the writ
GER muet accompany each communication, not
for publication, but rs matter of good faith.
E Communications Of personal charao
tor will not be recognized, unless from res
ponsible parties. In such cases o charge ut
" 50 square will be made.
n We cordially vitecorrespondence from
ell parts Of this and neighboring parishes.
eIr News and interesting local items res
pectfullY solicited.