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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10
A PETTICOAT WAR.
a Mother Roughly HaRdIcd while Els.
pORsirS the Cause Of Her
maynard Sen.

A mothers love for her dsrliDgs grows the
stronger, il seems, the more naughty they be.
come. A boy may stray from paths of recti-
tude until he incurs the universal h aired and
contempt of an entire community but he can
always safely count on amother's Affection
moi that che will couutenauce or encourage
him in his meanness, but from the fact that
che is blind to every other feeling than that
OF love for her offspring. A well defined
cas- in point TRANSFERRED ON Main street
Tuesday evening, 10 which devoted mother
was forced into an ugly transaction on ac-
count OF the misdeeds OF her hayward
bog. The facts developed during the
trial of the Gaze before the Police
justice we're about as follows: Two fami-
lies live IN adjoininipg tenemenis, having
a single sewer connection. Frequent cem-
plants were made by one against the other
about the improper use of this sewer, which
grew into threat that the matter would
be reported TO the health authorities,
which threst was finally carried out
Sanitary officials visited the pIacs and gave
the usual warning notice without arresting
the alleged offenders. Bad blood between
the families grew out of the Transaction,
which eliminated in a general row Tuesday
The bad boy aoove alluded 10 went down
into the yard to get a bucket of water, when
he met the lady Of the other family. Some
words parsed about the sewer affair when the
boy made use of very dirty expf ession, " hich
the lady resented by chasing him out TO the
front OF the building on Main street, where
she gave him a genteel trouncing, but
receiving blow from the bucket at the
hands of the boy. The boys mother, hearing
nov her child had been treated, aud stop
ping not TO make inquiry into what provo
cation he had given, started for an officer to
have the lady arrested. Anticipating this
movement. the lady met her on the steps, and
threatened TO deal with her in similar
N amer il she caused her arrest The mother
vent back int her room and armed herself
with a Ratchet and attempted 10 psss 10 the
street, but was roughly handled BY her ad-
vsrsary, receiving seversl blows in the face
aud having her hair pulled unmercIfully.
Soms men standing near by separated the
coubatants, and The warrant for assault and
battery was duly sworn out and the case car
ried before the Police Court. Two lawyers on
each eide conducted the ex animation OF wit
ussses. and about an hour OF the
courts line was taken up in receiving
testimony sad arguing the law points in
voIyed. Justice MADDEN gave patient hear
ing 10 both sides, and alter summing up the
evidence caused fae of SO to. be placed
sgsinst the boy whose ugly conduct had in
cited the row, and $50 against fhe LADY who
committed the assault upon his mother. vi
the latter fine $50 was ordered beld up, until
sue Of defendants attorneys notified the
court that an appeal would be taken. when
the entire amount OF the hre was ordered 10
be executed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
HOSE and Hose Reels, Bailey's, 295 Sec.
ond.
PRICES reduced on Haimsn's Combina-
ticn Stock and Cotton Scrapers, Handled and
Eye Hoes, etc. wErTER, LANGsrAFF q co.
"DR BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
PILE, are worth their weight in gold in nerv
Gus and sick hesdaohe."-[D DIR. H. III. Schlich-
Ter, of Baltimofe.
Ii you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stersd or packed for shipment, call at a.
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
The verdict-sfter an impartial trial
the Celluloid Eye glasses will stand ten
times more abuse than any other For sale
by all leading jewellers and opticians.
"YoUR Skin Cure is superexcellent. II
is fast curing my daughters ring worm
which had spread all over her body" Mrs.
E. L D. Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Drug
gists keepit, 81 per package.
DEANS best Rio and Java coffee i. not
roasted in New York nor some other distant
city, and kept on hand for months before
reaching the consumer, but can be had hot
from the rooster three times a week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10
COLO IN COURT
COmpels an Interruption Of the Proud.
fit Triai-A Juror Rises to Ex.
plain-1he Effect
OF German "Tidbits" on a Rural
American Stomaeh-EVery Man
10 His Own Diet.

The Proudft trial lad sudden and un-
looked-for interruption yesterday by an cpl
deInic Of collie auong the iurymen. Very
early 10 the morning MIR. Chas. s. Ward,
one Of the fateful twelve who are suartered
in room on the third floor of the courthouse,
began to feel real bad in the region popular
ly known as the "bread-basket." He had
been eating sour kraut, wiener wurst and
smier kase at the German hotel where the
jury are fed, and the viands went back on
him. Ir short while
THE CoLIcKY SENSATION
developed into q vigorous case of cholera
morbus. The silmsnt proved contagious
In 'less than no time other iurymen-R. NJ
Wallace, T. w. Allen, J. G. Gregory and W.
A. Hunter-who had also partaken of the
Faiherland delicscies, awoke to a sense oil
something wrong in their interior depart.
nents. Sleep was bsnisbed from their eye.
but they N ansged to hold themselves TO.
gether, and, with Ward, who had become
convalescent, took their seats when court wa:
opened. Assistant Attorney General Weak.
ley opened the case for the State, and was il
the midst of close aud logical argument
when Mr.. Wallace, one Of the jurors abovt
mentioned,
RAISED HIS HAND
to attract Judge Greer's attention. This &C
cOmplished, he said he wss i'll, and asked
permission to retire at once. Allen, Gregory
and Hunter looked equally troubled. Thu
court granted the jury leave of absence, anc
the five fled incontInently to the seclu
sion which their dormitory granted. DIR
Williford was summoned, and found then
suffering intensely. Wallace and Gregor,
we're the worst off; the former was it'll
later threatened with congestion, and tn
doctor put him under the influence of NOR
pbine.
COURT ADJOURNED.
When the state OF affairs was representa-
TO Judge Greer he adjourned court over L
$50 o'clock this morning. At last account
the afflicted jurymen were improving, and j
is thought they will be able to be at thei
post at the time mentioned. The perils tb a
environ the man who NEEDLES with coll
iron are admitted, but they are nothing com
pared with the risk of letting German "tid
bits" into rural American stomachs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10
Homes for the Merchant
And Mechanic.
IN THE TOWN OF LUCY.

VIE viii sell At public auction, FOR CASH in
w the town Of LUCY. on the Chesapeske,
Ohio and Southwestern railroad. Is miles from
the city OF Memphis, on
Thursday, May IL. at III O'Clock, sharp,
LOIS rThe town Of Lucy IL situated in the most
desirable portion Of shelby county. on the great
Southyesfera railroad from Norfolk TO Memphis.
Eix trains pass over this road daily, Civ
ing every facility 70 perto9s doing bust
mes. in the city q Memphis The
town Of LUCY u located IN thiekly settled part
Of the county, filed with thriving population OF
farmers and fruit growers The face OF the coun-
try is partly table md partly rolling land. healthy
and prcductive. The finest springs Of free stone
water In the country in tbs toWn- This ta'e h
made 70 close ont this properly, and buyers nay
rely upon Il being done without any reservation.
sS- The title is good and taxes all paid Terms
cash Trains leave Memphis for Lucy. sale NJ
$40 am. n. W. BOY sTEk a 90.
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FESTIVAL TICKLE
Number Of Good Seats still 10 BE Had
Sales Rapidly Proceeding.


AToKA, TENN, May s, 1888.
G. V. Rambaut, President Mozart Society;
DEAR SRI am anxious to obtain reserved seats
for self and two friends, but heard to-day that all
were taken. Will you be kind enough to let me
know by return mail whether reserved seats can
still be purchased, and if premiums are demanded
for same. By so doing you will confer great
favor. Address, Miss s., Atoka, Upton county,
Tenn.
The above is one of many similar letters
received yesterday by the society, and only
corroborating our often-ex pressed opinion,
that our country friends would do we'll to
send in their orders early. The truth has,
however, been somewhat exaggerated, as
there are still number of good seats unsoId,
though they are rapidly beiog bought up.
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Five Legal DECISIONS

Sustain and establish ]. b. Zsilin & Co.'S
prior and exclusive right to "Dr. A. @. Sim.
mons's Liver Regulator or Medicine" and to
the sole use of the name "SImmons,n ss APP
piled to Liver Medicine, and perpetuslly
said DEGREES, J. II. Zsilin & Co. caution deal
ers, Consumers and the public generally that
any one infringing their trademark or deal.
ing in counterfeits thereof make themselves
liable to an Injunction and damages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10

The Committee of Arrangements has Sc
lected Sunday, May 18th, for the strewing of
flowers on the graves of ex- Confederate SOL
diers at Elmwood Cemetery. II not coa-
venient to distribute your flowers in person,
please send them TO Lucas Clapp, chairman
Fleral Committee, care OF Cotton Exchange
corner Madison and Front streets, Saturday
or Sunday morning next. Steamboats, and
Southern Express Company have kindly
offered TO deliver free OF charge.
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]. HI. Smiths Sons Union Clab
RYE WHISKY
AT s. MANSFIELD 4 CO.'S.

DuRKEEs SALAD Dressing il the best
thing of the kind ever sold. With it superb
sslad of any kind can be m sde without delay
or trouble II is also one of the best sauces
fnY cold meals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10

When you visit or leave New YORK city
have aggege ,expresszge and czrris ahire, and
top ct Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grznd Cen
trail depot. Fourhundred and my elegant 70 oms.
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Eorse-cars, stages and ele.
yated railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than. Al
any other frst-class hotel in the city.
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The CanitaI Prize

of fine sut of clothes for men, youths and
bovr, in all Inc latest styles can BE- pur.
chased at reasonable figures at the Golden
EAGLE One Price Choking House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The mlLsic9le for the beneHt Of the Strspgers
church, TO be given at the residence of Col
Loorey, Adams street, FRIDAY evening, prom
ises TO be a very enjoyable affair, Sc the besl
amateur talent Of the city, both musical and
dramatic, have promised TO assist.
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Conducive 10 Health.

There Ia nothing more conducive to health
than we'll fitting garments. Therefore if you
wish to enj9y health and happiness purchase
your mems, youths and children's clothing
at the Golden Eagle One. Price Clothing House,
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II is important

That you should know we have the hand
soonest ard most complete stock to select
from i'd meme, boys and children's clothing.
Our prices are also very reasonable. Golden
Eagle One-Priee Clothing House.
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ReneficiaI to the Ladies'.

To know that we have just received an ele-
CANT line of boys suits specially adapted
for schools examinations. 1t will prove
to your benefit to pay Us visit before max
ing your purchases. Golden Eagle One Price
CZothino House
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New Clarendon Hotel.
KNLA R6ED.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, May 9.-Night-Departed:
VIII 3. Hays, New Orleans, am.
WHEELING, May 9.-Night-River feet
| inches, and falling. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Night-River risen 8
inches, and now stands 10 feet 10 inches by the
| gauge Weather clear and very warm. Arrived
Henry Lourey and bsrges, New Orleans; City of
Cairo, Vieksburg. Departed: City Of Baton Rouge,
New Orleansi
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EIOY6,S

Fort Stevenson, D. THE Rev.sJ ames
McCarty says: "Brown's Iron Bitters cured
me OF severe dyspepsia"
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EIOVd,s

Soda aud mead, cold sHd refreshing, the mos
popular summer beverages known, made
from pure bicsrbonate Of soda out of the
third best filtered
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electricity

IL nothing to be compared with the rapidly
of the sales in those splendid and perfect
fitting suits at the Golden Eagle Oae Price
Clothinq House
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LAWYERS and Merchants,

Call and examine the new Patent Com
binaiion Desk for offices, at Ames, Beaitie &
Co.'s furniture and carpet house, 3e3 Main
street
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steam Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents' wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc.,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, So Jeffer-
SON street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10

Call for to-day: Nos. SS95, Lea We city,
and all cases sill pending on the calendar
which have passed over from day to day.
Tomorrow il motion day.
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Floral Decorations.

Restaurant is 60 we'll known that iPs head
quarters for the men and the Ladies' Resort.
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w. S. BRUCE &c co
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

II ORSE AND MARE--FTom Smiths dairy
Ii B1nkley avenue one black mare and one
sorIel horse, with white right hind foot and star
IN forehead. Ten dollars reward for their return
70 J: A. Forrest Co.'S. ". A. FLEMING.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-6reer. Judge.
Chaueery Couri-McDowen, Judge.

Calendar for to-dsy: Nos. I49. I50, ISL
Sidney Brooks; l53, HaFuah Jonse; 152
Savannah Williams; l67, znles Smith.
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A SIMILAR LAW

existed from 1927 to 1858, but it was a dead
letter. In 1858 the makers of the code,
Messrs. Cooper and Meigs Judge Cooper,
now Of the Supreme Bench), omitted from
the Code the dead statute, aud embraced the
law as it now stands. 1t remained unchanged
mp 10 the enactment of the law of 1882 SO,
which is to be tested
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ATTORNRY-AT-LAw.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
POPLAR STREET
Business Lots for Sale.

w CASH. on
Tuesday Noon, May 18th,
at the corner of Main and Madison Streets two
valuable business lots on Pop ar street. shout
doors east OF Vim. Deans Wholesale and Refill
Grocery House. The lots have front Of % feet
by depth of 16l feet 70 an alley. The improve
large brick one-story building, built for COOP
erage establishment
This property IL admirably situated for general
should command the attention OF capitalists.
Every business firm in this vicinity Is doing lu-
crstiye business. Title perfect sale peremptory.
Terms Cash. 3. ~. EOrsTEk a CO..
AnEflnnR~Fa.
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THE "rIeERn WAS Gagged

last night for the first time ia fen years, and
will 30 remain until the test case has been
decided oy the Supreme Court. 1t ia ex.
pected that decision will be reached before
the fall campaign opens. Toe windows Of
the gsmbliughouses on and around the cor
ner of Main and Monroe were dark aud the
voice of the 'pico" dealer was hushed. The
sporting men are perfectly resigned TO the
enforced idieness of few months, as it gives
them an opportunity to attend the Louis.
vile races aud other events OF note. The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-10

1EUIuEEbs
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
ieyes the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright a
button" Tits very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child sotens the gums allays all pain relieves
wind regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhes, whether arising from teeth
ing or other CAUSES Twenty five cents q bottle.
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SeIect NtrawI,erries.


From Ben Harris fruit farm, received daily
BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL.
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KNIGHTS OF THE GREEN CLOTH,

it is no more than just to say, have conducted
themselves SO as to avoid any occasion of of
Tense. The gamblinghouses have been as
orderly pisces as could be found in the city,
and afforded no asylum to the pickpocket or
other criminal of that ilk. % the contrary,
the presence of such people in the city was
reported 10 the police by the proprie.ors,
and the public was thereby better protected
than It is likely to be for some time 10 come.
The games were square" and the IAN who
thought he could beat the bank and fsiled,
had only himself to blame for his disap.
pointmeni. He wss the 'short horsen IN the
race, and entered with knowledge of the
chances against him. 1t was a rare occur
renee TO find the name of gambler who was
recognized by the fraternity on the police
docket.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody Hotel.
| c. B. GALLOWAY & Con-. .PRoPRIEToEs.
Rates-s2 So s. and 81 per day, according TO
size and location of room.
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II is claimed that the act is unconstitu.
tionsl because it is in conflict with section II
of article 2 of the constitution of the State,
which says: mo bill shall become ixw
which embraces more than one subject, that
subject = be expressed ID the title. All acts
which repeal, revise or amend former laws,
shall state in their caption, or otherwise, the
title or substance of the law repealed, re-
vised or amended"
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PERSONALS.

An election will be held at Bartlett, on
the 18th instant, for mayor, fse aldermen
aud touV, oopotahla
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NEWS ITEMS.

-v4l--tf--,Crr-f =
SDaVins on horses cured by Kondall's SPAWN
Cure. Read their advertisement.
IA good medicinal tonic, with real merit, is
RrGFn's Iron Bitters. SO all draggsts say.
Without friends or enemies life
becomes insipid. sei.'sef
Collin county Texas, shows up an
Assessment Of $7,3S1, 229 this year.
LiTie work Of rebuilding the Plant
Srs OIL Mills, ii Algiers, VIII soon
Deglnsi3lia8 az iHn 8laA l0s
e AZ vault which is 10 cost $40, 600
is To be erected in the New Orleans
nlintfor thes tomgeof silver dollars.
AT Quito, the only city in tho
world on the line ofthe equator, the
snnlsets and rises at o'clock the
year round 'a 81
Il IT, is said that an effort is being
Made to establish Il pension office in
View Orleans, with Gen. Mcmillan as
the chief officer.
sfDfrsfm ,Afl-lf Agf3f@
Within the past twelve months,
nearly or quite 100000 acres Of
L0risiana's public domain have be-
come private property.
Miss Emile Sirjacques, of New
9rlenns, has been spending several
weeks this simmer in the parish OF
Poilte Conpee, as the guest of Mrs.
VAR. Falconer 81 #
Col, I'D. Richardson, the great
cotton king, has ten square miles
plRntedlin corn andltwenty square
miles planted i'm cotton. He raises
more cotton than any other man in
the world, more, than the khedive OF
Egypt. Ills crop this year is esti.
mated at between 10000 and $4,000
bales.
sWAsHINGToN, August 13.-Condi
ton of the Treasury to day: Gold
coin and buillion, sos, 1915, 524;. sill.
yer dollars and bullion, $t18,119,
98S; fractional silver coin, 27,967,
$50; United States notes, $54, 1889,
7lS. Total, $408, 015,3lO. Oertifi-
Gates 0utstanding-gold, $57 1856,
$50; silver S74,OO6, 37l; currency
$12,3t5,OOO. IA i Re Ne +
Capt. j. @. McChesney has under
taken to place on sale the tickets of
fhA SnitfipYsS HOmn Toffarv dra vi In o.
at;all Available points between New
Orleans and Shreveport. 1t is a
patriotic work, which should receive
hearty encouragement from all patri.
otie Southerpers,i The Item will
awaite with interest Capt. McChes.
ney's report, and be glad to give
full credit TO all who adm the good
work. The railroad companies are
extending every necessary courtesy
to those enlisted in the cause.
-TIteni. sli.,t
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Taking advantage of an opportu-
nifty in having the company of sew
'eral of our friends, we, on Monday
last, enjoyed pleasant trip by rail
ito Edgard, st. John parish. On
the road we noticed some very
good sugar-cane. Repairs and i'm.
provements are being made to a
number of sugar-houses; firewood
and coal is being hauled, and our
planters, one and all are preparing
for another fair crop, if the season
continues favorable.
We had the pleasure of meeting
there, the parish officials at the
Courthouse, as we were present at
the opening of the District Court,
civil term, that day; also in forming
the acquaintance and calling ON our
brother postmaster, Mr.. O. Rod
rigue, and our cOfyrere, Chas. Las
sagne, Esq, the editor of our valued
exchange, the MesohGeebe, and sew.
eral other gentlemen of the banner
parish of our State. AS there were
but very few cases on the docket,
(Which speaks well for the parish)
the Court adjourned until Tuesday
next. We regret that we were
unable to accept an Invitation to
remain longer,as we had an engage
ment to return to Hahnville, the
same day. We appreciate the
courtesy that was extended to us
and will endeavor to see our friends
again shortly.
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OUR BOOK TABLE.
% 90


We are indebted to the chief clerk
of Postmaster Merchant, of New
Orleans, for a large map of the
State with Post Routes.
The "Bree ders Journal vol. 4,
No, s, for August, 1888, has reached
us, filed, as usual, with choice Sc.
lection of useful information for all
stock raisers interested in fancy
breeds.
We welcome to our exchanges the
Louisiana Standard, Volume 1, No.
l. 1t is published by the Standard
publishing Co., at No. 1913 Chartres
Street, N. o., in the interest of the
Customhouse party. Ft
We have received the "Confeder
ate Annals" voI.1, No.2, for August.
1883. 1t is Il neat and interesting
phamplet, of forty four pages, issued
by j. w. Cunningham, Esq, of the
Southern Historical and Benevolent
Association, 720 Chestnut St., St
Louis, Mo.
The HERALD has been favored
with the premium list of the twenty
third st. Louis Fair which is to opel
on October first and continue for si1
days. High premiums are Offered
for all sorts Of domestic animals, thu
premium list amounting to no less
than $4,000. These are prizes fol
fruit, vegetables, wines, etc.
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POsT-OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place
in the arrival and departure of the
mails; the Texas through trains car
rying the mails.
Trains pass Hahnville station, as
follows:
MAIL.
Going East at 6:O5, a. m.
Going West at 1:43 p. N.
Mail closes going East at $50 am.
" West at Loo pm.
LOCAL.
Going west, at 500, A. M.
Going east, at Clio, p. M.
Stage leaves at 5 80, a. m.
Post Office opens at s a. m. and
closes at 5 p. m, until further no
tice.
No mail delivered on Sundays.
JOSEPH w. CAREw,
Postmaster.