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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27
Terrible Tragedy.

uALvEsroN, Aug. 25.-It Is reported
hefe today that a terrible tragedy CO.
euffed Yesterday in Caryell county over
NE grave of young man named Ora
yam, who WAS recently stabbed and
nlied BY q companion. Elder Graham
mes his sons assassin accompanied BY
zoe latter's father at young Graham's
slsve. Angry words passed, resulting
. tne death Of both fathers and the
young Assassin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

NKw YoHx. Aug. &-Frcm the World
of wednesday The great Jay Eye Zee
trottinc race against time. which vas 20
have taken place over the Prospsct Park
course yesterday, has been postponed
until tomorrow, and tho race viii then
be of greater interest. II she little geld.
inc bests the record OF MAID g. OF
syOo4. he will belong 10 Mr.. Bonner; u
not. Mr. Case will continue 20 own hiu.
Bonner vas in cousuitatioa yesterday
with Hamilton Reebs, OF the Iarf, Fisaa
ard Farsa, relative 10 the price offered
for she rival of Maud 8. IL was den
nitely setsled that no purchase should
take ulace within three weeks-
Nov that Bonner has Maud 3. said
Busbey, he does not especially care
for Jay Eve See. After the great record
made at Providence ! vas empowered
10 Offer certain sum for the 1eidinR,
ma a Chicago Mr.. Case drew mp con
1, al unier which be would cell bis
nj nom snal trosfsr. IL Jay Eye See does
SSok. Tomorros Bonner vtli Rss ne
refus q for 9 month, then Maud . WI
~ mt 10 training and In three weeks
shs VA cry 70 lower ~ rsessd- II sns
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Furnish ID House for Rent

Turing ABSENCE AND PART OF
Il Il after return. Corner Sixth and
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HsnA, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-David Avery,
no some weeks ago shot his fellow
acr.ss ef. aud who afterward excited the
sf.s..s.hon Tor miles sround by other
ss'ss and acts Of arseu, was cap.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27
FOUN D.

an COMMERCIAL TREET, A
~ bunch Of five keys. Owner call at
this office. 2I3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

bosroS, Aug. 25-At Waterbury, w..
sorn Is damaged on the high lands.
Seaf Bennington in many fields tho
Suokvheat crop ia ruined or greatly
managed. Az Lewiston, Me-, frost is
Snnned TO the low lands, and no
sIamaee 10 yet reported. Considerable
- 70 farmers Is reported from the
v,olnity of Littleton. New Hampshire
S ~ reports considerable damage IN
wafner River valley. Concord, N. r..
pspofts quite heavy frosts in Merrimack
liver valley last night, causing con-
CusIaole damage 20 vegetables. Al
vansan this morning the mercury stood
y degrees. being a change OF more
T1%ao ~ degrees in temperature since
thursday last. A large amount Of gar
~. stun was destroyed there by last
a'snss frost. Several other towns in
fM Vermont had n very heavy frost.
~ night Toe formed in the vicinity Of
m mug VI, and garden crops are
MoSrooMERy, N. Y, Aug. 25.-There
~, : heavy frost in this section last
sssu nI; The damage done IL not asosr'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

RocHEsrEs, N. T., Au2. SILT h
stated on good authority that warner,
President Of the First National Bank OF
Albion, issued notes of the Burrows
estate 10 an amount exceeding the value
Of the real estate. 10 isthoughf the De
positors will realize nothing. Ine
smoont Of county funds on deposit has
not been divulged. A warrant has been
issned for the arrest OF Warner. who h
Thought 10 be in Canada.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27
For Sale.
For Rent.

THE WELLER HOUSE AND FURNI-
l. ture. Long lease.
Apply at the above Hotel. New Tacoma,
w. T. auk3 i2
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VUToRIA, Aug. "a greet strike Of
coal in thu new shaft Of the Wellin9ton
coliiery il reported tonight. AZ = depth
Of 20 fest thick seam Of the best
grade OF bifominoos coal uas reached.
Eight feef have been gone through and
IT, seam still hnlda oot
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minias Consolidation.


sax FRascrsco, Auc. 2s.-In the re-
port presented ss the general meeting
Of she Panama Canal Company, on
yuly ssd last. by Ferdinand De Lessaps.
he says the canal can be finished, by
mashemasicAl calculation. By January
1. 1855.
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Damage by storm.

GREENFIELD Mass }, Aug. S.--It will
cost $4,000 to repair the damage by
storm 70 the New London and North
efn Railroad. and several Thousand 10
repair the highways. Acres of crops
are destroyed and mountain roads are
impasaahla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

RxnIrx, Anc. 6.-Is Ia nov asoer
tanned that Prof. Bruasch win 90 on
mirsiou 20 Teherar. Persia.
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PORTSMOUTH IN. H. }. Aug. &.-Lieut.
freely has received from Commander
cheyne, of the Royal Navy, copgrata-
lAtory dispatch.
n De Lesseps has sent letter from the
french Geographical Society, congratu-
hting Greedy upon the scientific results
~ his expedition, expressing sympathy
Mthe loss of his comrades, and also
congratulating him upou his rescue.
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Nsw YORK, Aug. 26.-As the supervis-
ors of Green County refuse to dsfray
the expenses of exhuming the body of
Private Henry Buck. ($40), the remains
of the unfortunate Arctic voyager will
not be disturbed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

SANTA FE IN. M, Aug. 26.-The Re-
publican Territorial Convention met
today TO nominate Delegate to Con.
gress. Four counties bolted the reou-
lar Republican Convention, which nom-
inated< Judge l.. Bradford Prince of
Santa Fe unanimously ON the first bal
lot. The boilers will nominate Colonel
VIM. l.. Rynearson. Of Las Cruces, to-
night.
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Blaine.

Bah Harmon (Me. J, Aug. 90 Blaine's
indisposition will render his departure
for several days very doubtful. He Is
suffering from bilious attack and a
heavy cold In the head. At present he
10 kept to his room.
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Postponed

NEW York, Aug. 26.-The speed trials
BY Phallas and Jay Eye See for today
at Prospect Park will not take place,
the track being heavy with rain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27
Chiekasaw Election.

Fogr SMITH ark, Aug. 26.--Re-
turns from the Chickasaw Indian Ma
ton show the election of Jonas Wolf as
Governor, by small majority, The
Wolf party have ten majority In the
Legislature.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

:. Three young English students at the
hoody school were drowned while
bathing last evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-27

CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-It Is claimed
that the instruments of the Bell Tele-
phone Compony have not been listed
for taxation here for four years. The
instrum Jnts are the property of the
American Bell Telephone Company
and are leased to the local companies
at the rate of $50 per annum for each
instrument. The telephone officials
nave been cited to appear before the
County Auditor on Friday next.
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Fosr SIXTH, Ark, Aug. 26.-Captain
Payne, the 0klahama boomer, and sew
On Of his associates who we're arrested
Al Rock Falls, Indian Territory. by Gen
eral Hatch some days ago, arrived here
yesterday In charge of Lieut.. Jackson
and detachment of the Ninth United
States cavalry. They we're not deliver
Cd 10 the authorities at Fort Smith as
vas the original intention, but by di-
rsctions from Caldwell, Kansas, Lieut..
Jackson will take them to Fort Scott,
Kansas, where they will be placed in
charge Of United States officers.
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LooAL .IrEMs. !.


n We regret to see that the fence
around our courthouse has not, ais
yet. beeh put mp. Besislea the gen
erAlappeai apce, it causes onr parish, ,
to lose every year more, or less
taxes on, perhOnal m0Seable prep
ersy, IS, ifonF sheriff had . secure
place to keep aHimalA, be could
seize and sell the property OF 4 nun.
Der offielinqnents. 49,
y Judge Michael Hahn, our worthy
Judge of the twenty sixth Judicial
District Court, on Friday, 9th inst,
in Gretna, sentenced one Victor
Cassreano, who was convicted OF
shooting among, crowd OF boy
hunters, at HarveY's Canal, on, the
twelfth ct October last, thereby put
ting Que the eyes Of two Of them, to
q term of twelve years in the State
Peniteutiary. 81 - tas q ~.
We we're favored with o visit on
Tuesday last, frrln Mrs. Morgan
MOrgaQa, an Olll time resident oi
Hahmville, who wasaccomPanied by
MiHs Bertha Zeringue, one Of our
vilIagO bellies. Hhe WAS on q short
visit to Hahnviile, Che guest Of OnE
sheriff, I.ewia Cry, Esq, aud has
gone to the city for the pnrpoAe
az visiting the Worlds ExposiliOn,
prenarnEorv to rhe return to her
hama in New hfpxicO.
Mr. Felix Rsynaud, the genial
land agent Of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad fav0TrSi our .OWnNfd sanc
tum with = visit on "Wednesday
last. White here be brought I
l.eaming smile on the cauntenace Of
our popular sheriff, Lewis Dry, b.
paying him something over eleven
hundred dollars, as taxes for bis
road. This being the first one oi
the railroads Of on. Iarish. that haa
done 10. NEXT
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NEWS fTElks.

Il T r y
shssghs ~ ws - sgo Isis qRn ~ AK
s1S s " ~ .l,i,sI. 80 ..,t I,
NJ .' s.s ps,r;.t q Iran
IN, y = n $3.50.
ss, o., ,,,.
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NV. s'ss NJ. 1 IN,
~ ~ y III :. 49, y ~.
- 's's - 49,. X 's"''- - - 800
z: 1870 ~ , S. M
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u, ss n, rs. 'ft's NS'''~''s ''''t
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se ~ ne Z ss14 gsE',M &. ~ D'is''sl 4
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pFusn Sslns N. s,aaAaNs .'aslM 1.s'sns'tss.
N4laoAlsAe4 WIN \. ~ sSSeh ~ ul'a.a ~ y.
oss,,l'si ~. =. W. .OvS .seoss,ss, !.
sss..'. o''Easl.ss WV ~ salu. ~. - -. -
s.',tess eeEis.'slsS ives es.uIl w
az anEis Y. S. ssisskS uislh"y1N ~ 'ii'ss
aFNnN HhAlg.a t Hiaa % =
h31HE EXPOSITION ORGAN.--fhe
grand organ justcoInrleeea ~ Mr'
William kllehel5 0hsihen city, vt y
C0ht uf IL, 000s ig lMrger than the
AsilEnse.pnia Essltelislsaa osgan. ~ =,
.ns ei91e q tae 2xIaoSl v.sa, = wv
sle removes nom ~ uslr hala 70 si.s
alreoifs c'auEcl' I q ,s
The man without . purpose 4
likes SHIP without Y ruedet; 4 wait
> noshlAgs , no maia, Have y llsll
pose ~ lltfs u Y y, Only 70 XII, and
divide and sell oxen wells but have
y pnrposes and having e. throw
such strength of mind aud musol'
into your w0rk a. COD has glyeH
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Normal and the Prepar-
atory Departments Of this Institution will DO
opened Oct l, elSS4ss Students desiring 10
enter any of these Departments should apply
promptly. We will have apparatus for illus
trating the natural sciences, and all students
Of advanced courses will have the proper
and iuatrueti0n.Q Students who entor
tho Normal Department will receiye special
instruction and attention, Yfgye
Catalogues may be 6htiined hy applyiag to
Mr.. Il. A. Martiuet. Editor, 10 ieiaIA Staiidard
New Orleans. 4AJ aifii iia t@'e"s'
For fnrther infOftaa Ii on or catalogues, apply
70 the President, 9 4ilFs 90 gsda
-'ss III IL. HARRISON.
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sFARn NENs AND FtRYs.
TIE DIV b fast approach! e TT
The ppelIag Of the Rres worlds !,
Ia striM and Gotten dnte nplal

'EI striM and Gotten dite hp'al
= who n Cityru
ton that has cropped out fansnek.
mast fsV tlnys.-.IMorgan City Free
PIussss 10 b,ss sessa1oH ~n~i
Tl,c orange crop Of this parish, |
this year, IL M entire failure owing
u the aki4aEe the trees received
FROM freeziAg two years ago. Kerre
60nie Times.
Wild slucks have been flplts
.eplentiful on Qnr strfsts dprlng tue
past weHk,sand liaSe,foil'id Tsssay
sale at freIn thlrty 20 Tory .csitS
PEI palr!- washington Argus. -
I The cane on bayou BOeuf is very
| dry aud har,l, consequently the yieltl
pf sugar viii not be AZ great ~ az
pected.--I st. Mary Review.
The Secretary Of the Interior, Mr..
Teller, ard Postmaster General
lHattOu, with their families, ARC on
their way to thescitNstO b.. at the
opening cerenA0lsits ffherExl'Oss-
tiom IL fsff7.s -',s.' isso ss,i I. FL -
The summary dismissal 81. liilH-
teen ladies', last SatnrLay, without
i'm, hours m0tiCe by the Exposition
directors, continues 70 beta theme
for most nnfav0rable comment on
, the lilanagemeiit .-lltesif.
i Ono Of the heaviest rains which
hna visited tl,iNsection fer some time
''Iifell on sestrrday--a Vwreectadeluge,
iuun,latimg the roads iii few mo,
noinetts. During this rainstornl q
fierce wind preyailesa.-l Pointe
: Coupe 1em0crat. ~ y Nah
; RichAand and Cadtt0 Ra'1ehea 'io
Elsnt propose 10 have any exhiint u
the New Orleans Exposition. Il
2 takes littls trouble to get np alch
!, things, and tbs good people 0fthQss
/, parishes do MT care to bother VIII
small things. -lCAligraph. esi s'ta
> We learn that tile smear planter,
J. in our sister parish of pointe Coupe,
d are M nch depressed At the low plic'
} of sugar, which IN avelwiaftheit' pre-
Il vl0sls ulirtOrtui'es, ny 0yecfiOw ana
e0nies upon tll6m AZ = tim
!. When they are ieast @''is 20 stanu II
= II Fellclan'E Sentinel. aa IS
. We think wc can safely say tina
q the Larnbrequin made bS Miss Heeei
y lEastin will, in beauty and ingenuity
compare f;ayOrxl'ly with any Ot I'll
= ladies' work to be exhibited at th
% coming xposiiion. The neat croche
! work by Misses Boargea will ais
;. speak well fOr thr ladies Of on
parish.--ILafayette Advertiser. 3
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The jury Of twelve was adopted
be. ause tho prophets were twelve,
the apostles numbered twelrr, there
were twelve jewish judges, twelve
pillars Of the tclnple, twelve patri
aTchs, twelve stones in AalOn's
breastplale, Twelve gates of Jeru.
salem, twelve mouths in the year
and twelve aienS To The zodiac.
When jurics were first established,
the judge took the jurors about with
him IN a cart until they agreed. II
they tlidn't agree they were fined
aud IMPRISONED.
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81 TEE yoLTAIc HILL o., Mar Slla i. Mlch., will
send DE-. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V Olts.ie Belts
and Electric Appliances ON trial for thirty days
to men lyOung or old who are afflicted with.
nervoRs debility, lest vitality md kiadred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and cOmplete
restoration Of health and manly Yigpr. Ad.
dress as ,sboye.--N. mo risk il incurred, Ss
thirty days trii. Is allowed. 1910 o,,s
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MAkIGNITF. 80 -,
80

|. II
ssselatlbn IntrodaceU, on Monday
last, and referred to the Jadiclary
COMMITTEES OF the Lower hoslse q I
C0DgTeaA, requiring tlHs MalIaEers
E0f the Centennial Exposition to fur
msl an additionaL bond to that
required BIZ the Act loauing 4 mil
1Iioa Of sl0Ilafs, Of twice the amount
Of liz Ie 9u ana. h ticssalt tl.ancsf,
lreauirine Abs collection by govern.
| mrnt officials Of the daily receipts.
SUCK MEASURE, 1T such time,
Implies not os,ly, a charge of the
personal DISHONESTY okcacli member
al fEnstsd with tie i, ageulent, hat
Isltkewise carries tlistrust an to every
ching connected with the Exposition.
fn.i.e.l the. member Who assumed
tbe res.,ousibilEty or the resolution
announced a. hir reason =, for 80 doing,
,h.. L. h..,i ham .i,,f,,,.,ae,,....,nd a.
la nh, n, ltsl;s1l,, atfborr;tx1t NAT
ttha lgnnlss had hcen ldishonestlv
: soua ,,dered. aud that tho exhibits
J woIIsl fslI far short III 4 crreditahle
sxpFition. "A more disastrous blow
thauthis Onldnot have bren struck.
II struck, as evidently this iMssi.
gator Of 1t Intended, At every ela.
snsat required for success. Indeed,
However false the alleged reasons
for this baAe, attack may be; how
ever susceptible Of dispfOOf tie
alleged grounds might be- yet the
= = ordinary delay of investigation,
!. through which the wOng be car
. I've Tightesl,, w0nld inflict, at least,
q IL part VI the injury intended
re Fortunately, the lnrans were at ha..t
: by which the Senators and Repre-
sentatives flnl1 this State showed
MIR. Moultou the Imposition, o
y which he, without cfe,li., II must b,
= saisl, to himself, had bean made th'
q tool, aud the injustice committee
n by bis resolution. Still lis very
4 Iuaro'laction caused an injury, which
ls nlder no circumstances, can b
= !. entirely eradicated. ~
4 True, to the charge of squantler
"a ing the funds entrusted to the man
is ayers, their business integrity am
II. capacity, within the circle Of thei
= Appropriateness, wOnid be I'll sntE
u Exnos;,ion az. world wide Tru.
\ ~ u ~. 49,,
= tug treasury Dei'u'VHeht ~ WASH
I'D
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DEaEEN, GoLoEADo. AFnIL END. Iss !.

- - DkANkRt GOLDRADO,l APliIL 22ltI. 1887.
DR.. R.J. Kendall e Co., Gents: --FOur years
ago while in the employ. Of A, 7. Pcrley g. Co,
Danvers, Mass, we had horse that bccaniA-
sp&vinesl during the first year Of INV say with,
them, and lemained 80 for four years, though
wc used every remedy we knew of or could
hear Of hut. Of No avail, Some time during the
fifth wear, flor l was in their employ between
five and six yearsy, we were rct,InAmenled To
Try krn,iails SPAWN Cure, and after using il
twa nHmths the Horse was cured the enlarge
ment having been entirely removed. amt thus
bcieveimg il to be valuable medicine fully
recommend it to slf who have occasion to aSe
10 ~ aof Respectfully, ss"
.s.~=tssl.s...tfs f0sfs.st7i3 .ss3t r. III. HITORg.
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State of Louisiana
0eth JVBsess4sD ,srEacr ecuRr


NJ ,'Toq No 1s4, lisl7 aas 81
,3sesft hseq rvt9tsss -----@ss Y III ~ 7fd ~
=. B. FRIEDMAN, VS.. EDMOND ROBERTS.
BIZ VIRTUE oFA wRrE OF FIERI IA
GAS to me directed by the Honorable the
Goth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, for the
Parish OF St, Charles, issued in the ahsve
entitled and numbered suit and bearing tle
date Of Deesmbsr ssh 1884, I have ssiAed and
taken Into my possessioh, and shall proceed to
sci at public sale, At auction to the highest
bialler, y the door ~ the courtroom Of tho
Fourth Jussics Of the Psase, at Boutte station,
| IN this parrish on al nasle le4aoo hfF
SATURDAY, DEC. 9th, 1854,
At the hour Of IL A. NJ, The following dss-
cribed property, to-wit; = ,,isassss
One three mule cart, one old one horse cart,
( one hoe harrew,tvoold plows, one black mare
mule, seized to pay and satisiy PLAINTIFF cIaiE
for the nunl ct ons hundred and forty -four
dollars andsall costs Of these proceedings.
TEssBEs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On IN
.Asensi@ ~ Taa tFwIs INV
~ sheriff Of the Parish Of St, Charles
| slisrins Otice. Decenaber Is, 1884. ia
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WE SELL 4 NEw ORLEANS PRICES
POsT-OFFICE NOTICE.

Another change has taken place in the arri
val and departure Of our mails; the Texas &
Pacific railroad carrying the inails. 1rains pass
ST. Oh aries station az follows:
GOing esst. 9s2S: A. NJ, Going west, I:S5 PA
Mail closes, 500 A. NJ, and i:Co Pm. n
PcstOfiics OpsnS at AN. and closes Al SPIN
No mail delivered on Sundays
JOSEPH w. OAREw,
Persuasive
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Three sVfsp we1e taAFn up MI " HaSs-
( xnsa, orl BE Ros5 pIsI Ation, eft sBank u
ssEles I2siah, "a, .Tnssday FOvsFnssfsfo
.bsA Tn ewut will pno lSrwAra. ptsEs
vtopefsy and pay ehirgsssOr they viii - as
ssvsd Of aecordisS to law, on Sasnrdsy, tne
: ~ --,.ahsr, 1894, at II O'clock. A. N
y aalsT : 81 .7EETs-ra.sE cnAnK.
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1otica 81 hereby gwen 10 NJ tsxpRyers Of
the parish Of 81, Chariesthat their State .paiinh,
lav,.e and pvIl taxes for ysar 1884 80 ut tdrtl
=, the tax rolls GU file in Obs 0dlee and tire
r.crtrsae Office Of this parish are new due ard
c,lleetihles
-aelln,utnt since the first day Of October, 1884
and h-sg liable to seizure and sale, and Will
bear tlifcS ps. cent. interest," per month from
December Slnt iSS4,nntil pafd. Aisd those due
ON immoERhla pEapeRtB NJ N henosnAs lelinquent
ON the 3lst day Of Deccsnbsr, 1894 From which
date they will bear one pes cent. interest pGr
mouth until paid, II vEA
,Thsse Wishing to avoid costs and seizure VIII
do we'll to mako iprelnit paynpeph rs the pro.
visions of the Revenue Laws vt this State will
be strictly enforced. t.t,s.
laea SHERIFF & Ex-OFvieto Txx-coLlRoFoR.
Sheri7s t,fiees st Charles parish, Dot Q, 1854
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-12-13

's'l EVERY LiDY
interested Ia Art Needlework. Fancy Werk
and every branch of aIuat. ur Art Fiorriciil-
ture. Fashion. Cookery OF. Muse should rend
fifteen cents Nor the current pH1lbSr Straw
bridge &Cfotmer's Quarterly, TO pAgeA. tunr
pages new music And over 1,000 eAerayihxR
each number. Address 'hs iH Jug
STRAwBRIDoE q CLOTMER, - Q
ditto "a r Eighth and Market lStS.. FhilaAa
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-12-13
FOR. SALE.

"A barge plaatationlin St. Charles parish,rght
bank; we'll equippel and buiidingsiu thorough
reprir,to DO sold As > whole or In lots TO sait
YOr further information SIMPLY to- tisi
ne " G. LEBOUR0EoIs, Convent. p. o.,
ST. James, or to O. d. MARTIN, F4ahnville, La,
or to Messrs. HAFtrFE i DuFILno, New Or
ilenns. iad Aii
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-12-13
, On .THIRTY DAY TRIAL.

9 DIR, Casper recommends KantlalFs SPAWN
Cure in the hlghest tenps. ana thonsapals "a
eminent physicians do the ssIle 90 adyh
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-12-13
EOTIoL.

15O, 200 hagxhead and barrel
ataVes ON hand aud for sale by the
sMasiere Bros tsk'ashiOsI StorcH just
below Eahnyille, La. Give them p
call bgfore purchasing elsewhel e.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-12-13

HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO
KNOW what Is going on in your
parish unless you take your parish
pal#rf Do not rest until you lave
Vabecribed for il.
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STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS
AT THE POSTOFFICE.