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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-12-17
Dec 10, Ct.
NJ SALE.

MAsTER's SALE.
Thomas K. Jackson nnI VI. T. McI,on,,d
against Ellen Il. Gossett, ct. al. Partition
! BY virtue OF An order Of sale made in the
above stated case by the Hon. J. s. Gotham,
Judge 9Th Circuit, on the 9Th day Of Dpc,m
Der, 1894. I will sell ut public cutlery at Able
vile c. H., :. c.. on 5th day of January, 1855,
that beinR Salesday, Within the legal hours al
sale, the following described property. situate
IN said State and County, being of The Real
deceased, to wit All shat tract or parcel OF
land, known ~ tract No. l., and containing
about
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of D.. ".
Wardlaw, tract No. =, John Able and other,
and by the Snnkc Road.
Also that tract or parcel Of land, containing
about
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FIVE ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of D. NJ.
Wnrdlaw, II. D. Wilson, Tract No. !, aud
Snake Road, and known as tract No. 2.
Also, that tract or parcel of land, contain
ing about
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE ACRES,
more or less. and bounded BY lands of John
Able. McNeill, and tract No. 4, and the Snake
Road, and known as Tract No. 3, or tho Hum
phrey Jackson Troct.
Also, that tract or parcel of land known AZ
Tract No. 4, or the Mill Tract, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE ACRES
more or less, and bounded by the Snake Road,
Tract No. >, and McWilliams' land, and j. p.
Ncel.
Terms of Sale, One-half C~ash-Balance in
twelve months, secured by boud aud mort
gage, with interest from date, with leave to
Purchaser to pay all Cash. Purchaser to pay
for titles f'
NJ. l.. Bonham, Jr., Master.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-12-17
MASTERS SALE.

e. Alice Simmons, Plaintiff, against Robert
N. Pratt, and Samuel MCGOWAN. Foreclos-
BY virtue of an order Of salo made in tho
above stated case by the Hon. APP. Aldrich,
Judge End Circuit, on 3ist day of October,
1884: will sell at public "utcry OF Abbeville,
c. H., s. G., on 5th day of January, 1885,
that being Salesday, within the legal hours
OF snle, the. following describud property, sit
uate in said State and County, one undivided
half OF all that tract or parcel of land, con-
tanning ,..- ...
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
Shanghai Egg Plants.

l always enjoy vegetable gar
den, and throughout the winter ]
look forward to the spring days
when | will take my cob pipe and
hoe and go joyously aReld. | Ike
to toy with the moist earth and the
common squash bug Of the work-a
day world. Ii is pleasure else to
irrigate the garden, watering the
sauer kraut plant and the timid
tomato vine as though they we've
children asking for drink. AIN
never happier than when | am en-
gagged in irrigating my tropical gar
den or climbing my neighbor with
a hoe when he shuts off my water
supply by sticking an old pair o!
pantaloons in the canal that leads
to my squash conservatory.
One day man shut off my irri-
CATION that way and damned the
water up to such degree that |
shut off ais air supply, and | was
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
nIhu6gp ,bLANp Bggn.

Thi imp ort;rt gap in the ievee
system Should receive some stten-
tionHGs gear. It has been fruit
ful source of Disaster sor years and
letsin on immense amount ofwater.
II has been claimed that 1T does
very little, f any, harm TO this
parish and has been let alone FOR
what have been considered more
important points The most i'm
portant points are now in pretty
good shape, and Diamond Island
should receive some attention
During the high water Of 1884 the
effects Of this break could be dis
tincily felt, and the amount o
water passing over this part of th'
parish was very InaterioAyin
ed by the water coming through
there. The extreme lower end o
the parish is beyond doubt affected
by it, and its influence is felt mucl
further than those ignorant Of thu
water courses of this parish, and 0
the lay of the land through which
| they flow, suspect.
! If there is no money to devote {,
the purpose of repairing Diamon'
Island break of course nothing cal
be done, but it is folly to say il doe
no harm. Every crevasse doe
harm, it can't help but do harm
and they should all be closed
Close the most important ones frs
by al means, but don't turn tn
matter aside by the assertion tina
il does no harm.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Governor Hawkins is native OF
Madison Parish, La, the parish he
80 ably represents in the General
Assembly, and is about 81 years Of
age, in the prime of manhood. He
was born a slave, has been plan.
ter all HE life, and withal very
successful one.
s In 1870 Mr. Hawkins moved To
Tennessee and attended school
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
ACyertisigg Rates.
All curs FOR TRITON IN TIL"
PAPER ,Iusr BE OF SOLID METAL

PAPER AUsr BE OF SOLID NkFAL
ADVERTISING rates, one inch o. 'e.4,
sf ace, insertion. 81 cchfs pr lf'h. to
each .ubsaqIent consecutive 'n-eftioh'
lersi notices same = above
Local notices ~ t'e.tt5 ~ me
Mars e..d death notice 'ee' ~
Ob,,t.,.s notices 81 pes men or ~
cents pc lie. Lose go
Rnsiness cards Of one inch or less az
pet year. FL, %
Prices Furnished On sppiic;atioh h'i
greater amount d spec ana !o1 any
Ienuth oft,ne -. ea.e
80 -s tr liicstion mrsl
rseoi, f'Is o,'lre not later than oy
Thu.ss8y.- mail.
Al b. lamentations ot whatever =, n
.u,e i. -al bcadlr ssc1 10 TINES, -si'
fniaf Pc ',R of1ia son Ia. -,
a5g- krv,aina 3t.sndTd inf P'h,itd
80 mn. 5e ste1c. panied ~ .iio ~" 80
sr.be ~ it;.. l,as g,.ccssa.t ior ltt'.
-, lrt IA tx flo f2spoHs t'i.;
w.e,e u ,'cicnss: ine eei1yr = S.'
rasna,,e,ile f,rNhs, .'c ~tlteS h'ii.s''' !
Wr;ta 81 c:ie : = Of TIE "9 Yer GU
shrrt csssaa Iiestione q .r1e' = n
.arss,s .,7ra ~ PARTS ~ 10 enc. ~
,oinino M. she's a-9 earnestly ~esi -eu
.opO5tfy wants".
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

.le sugar question is agitating
both Englanl and France. While
meetings Of London wor is.gmen
are protesting against the French
sugar bounties that ruin the En-
glish refners, mass meetings Of
French politicians are suggesting,
in addition to the sugar bounties,
an extra tax on English sugar and
an important duty on beet root
each being equivalent to a further
premium of 20,OOO,OOO francs fol
the Frerch noenufacturers.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

While explanations are in order
suppose the Beacon tries its hand
at explaining this, ''as for the peo-
pie in ray section, / don't have
much sympathy for them as they
non I make an effort TO help them
selves, = Said to have been spoken
by Mr. Wells Of Richland, in the
Legislature,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE

EDITORIAL C0RkbSPVN OENcI'
Tie TIMES has received an ar
t;c.e intended for publication
which is written for the purpose OF
showing the condition Of this parish
"after several years Of successive
overflow" with the exception OF 3
single sentence that crops along a
certain bayou "loOk promising,
there is not q word as to the con
dition Of the parish. Then the
writer lisnisses the financial con-
dition (which was no. mentioned)
and agricultural prospects : and
! notice tho social qualities.
N this connection two families
are mentioned and 40 others, and
I'm addition 20 these reasons for nom
publication the article is too long
by half.
The subject of editorial cores
pondence is one that the TIMES con-
s!dcrs, is ve.y i,npegfectly under
stood, not only by the writers OF
The correspondence, but by thepub-
ilishe,s Of i. The kind Of cores
ponderce desired by those who
know nheiS business, IS Of a kind
, that wiz prove interesting to the
readers If the paper publishing 1t.
r Not merely to a half dozen readers
I. in particular neigl.borhood but tc
tie ma 2glty Of The readers Of the
p&pe.. Tie condition If the crop:
: in any pa. q the ra.ish is mat
ter Of intslesttoal parts-of the par
= ish AMI t!Ie TIMES kes esked 70
!. such correspondence more thai
once. Any man or woman will
i. the ave-tcc Gllocat c. intellect cal
:. tel what Is news and what is not
/. no c54.4ljpicat.on TO q countr,
l. paper unless It treats Ct a matter O
= the vcyy eacatesiia. poTtance Shouts
occupy more than a half column
o;space II raIar. To be read
ale, COMMUNICATIONS should b
s..ot. yan.i 10 tEe point. Th
p.G.ng If individuals should be re
..giously avoided, and to insur
insertion IN the TINES comnunice
sons must be without that feature
.e At Ten cents line, wholesale, {
d1teon cents retail, which is Hdi'
ulously cheap, this paper will put
fish any amount OF putting. but .
no other terms Brief commun.
y &c lions OF general interest are wan
Cd, they are % service TO . papel
hey indicate all interest IN 4.
u general welfare, they incite lik
communications from others, en-
arc IN every way desirable. b.
fgush IS not wanted, 1t IS unwhol'
some, the desire for it, should IL
l. be encouraged, and the TINES cm
IL not cen9entto be q med:um thgoGg
which 20 transmit it.
rhe article which furnishes t!
- text ioI these remarks, is not {
the gusa order, audit isnot inten
Ell TO convey such sn impression
ed Whilo the subject of correspon
sc ence was under consideration,
was thought a favorable orpogtu
ooIity, % express the sentiments
the editor on that subject, and
= was accordingly done. The artic
rcceiyoa Is declined with thanl
le- because It is too long, it is not
es general interest, end il does =
urrish any information on L
subject It was designed TO treat {
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

A Madison Parish man woo lost
$50 watch in the overflow of 1892,
Oh going few days ago to the
place where he then dropped it Gin
the water) found niekle clock.
He lost s45. 95 by the operation.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19


about to say damned him up also.
We Lad quits ascut.ie. Up to tnet
time We had not exchanged harsh .
word. That morning / noticed
that my early climbing horse radish /
and my dwarf army WORMS were !
looking d little au Ieyoir, and !
wondered what was the matter. |
had been absent several days en- /
was grieved to notice that my gar
den had a kind OK base air, as
though it needed rest and change
Of scene.
/ The Poland China egg plant
looked up sadly at ne and seemed
/ to say: "Pardner, don't you think
/ it is along time between drinks =
The Watermelon seemed TO have a
dark brown taste in its mouth and
there was &n air Of gloom ell over
the garden
AZ that moment ! discovered my
next door neighbor at the ditch on
. tie conner lie was singing softly
10 himself:
ooh vce In meet you;
/ II meet -ouwheu the sun goes DOWN.
i lie was also jaming an old pair
of remembraudt pants into the ca
nal, wlle.s they would shut Oft my
supply. lie stood with his back
, towards me. and just as he said ne
: would "u1cet me when the sun goes
down" | smote him across the
back Of the neck with my hoe
| handle. and before lie could recov-
: er from the first dumb surprjse and
t wonder, pulled the dipping pant
? aloons out Of the ditch and tied
them in true lovers knot arounc
I his neck. He began to look black
: in the face, and his struggles 1901
s ceased altogether. At that momen
I his wife came out and shriekedtw
womanly shrieks, and hissedi n N.
ear "You have killed my hus
) band"
e I said, possibly ] had. Ifso
would she please send in the BIZ
d aud l would adjust it at an earl,
e date ] said this in banterin
Z. tcno Of voice, and raising ny hat t
/, her in that polished way of mine
: started to go, when something fsl
d with thud Oh the greensw.rd.
J. It was the author of these Inc;
L did not know till two days eftel
wards that my ne;ghbcrs wife woE
v MORE antique -oiiing-rin unds
If her apron that morning. I d
T. not suspect il TIL it was toe .at'
e. The affair was kind Of l.ushed u
- on account of the respectabil.ty {
Of tbs parties.
ct BY the tine ! hal rec vecad f.
n. garden seemed to melt into thin al
Ia a,yneishbor haditaN his eva VIZ!
~ and while his proud ho.!yhccs
n and johnEy-jump-ups reared the
rs heads to drink the mountain wat'
81 at the twilight hour, my dear Fit,
"a low necked, summer squash'
r, curled up and died
h, Most every year yet l make
tie garden. / pay man 90 to plow
he Then l pay s. so for garden seed
= and in July l lire the same man
Il. 80 10 summoriollow the whole tllil
~ ghiie ! go and buy my vegetabl
II, Of Chinalnan named Wun Lun
III I've done this new 70. eight year
e, 20 and / owe MY robust health a,
IRE rich olive complexion to the ia
that I've got garden and &c il
ne as little in it as possible.
ii' Parties desiring dozen or mo
Of my Shanghai elephants to
under an ordinary domestic h
ct, can procure the same by writing
'er ne and enclosing lock of hair e.
On s10,-[Bill Nye, in Fall R-v
IA Mass Advance.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett re-
tentlv had a. bis guest Of dinner in
Paris tho ex.Khediye Of Egypt AID
Baker pasha.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

We would be glad if the House
was composed entirely OF such men
as Wells. --Richland Beacon.
Then would the House be regal
ed VITA some of the raciest stories
on record.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

The Beacon goes for the TIMES
but il fails to reconcile the vote OF
Mr.. Wells in favor of chartering a
new Lottery, with his protested
opposition TO Lotteries.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
THE TURN CT THE TUNE,

Which, together with the original story
of the 'Arkansaw Traveller as ton ny
Colonel SANDY Faulkner; WIZ %
maiied to any address on receipt OF 4o ss
postage stamps taken. These pis PIC, res
are Nor given as premiums, but ai 20
mailed, postpaid, only on receiP' "
price. Address ,A
READ & BENHAM, Publishers,
April u. L,ttie hoch' M"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Lieut.. Greedy and seven CON-
panions have been found aud res
cued. The rest Of the members OF
the expedition persisted.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

EImc Maize Rose the prima donna
! snlfe ing from low intermit
lent fever in London.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

repotted that Kinc Thebau
has murdered 475 Of his relatives
kince he assembled the throne.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

TIE aext thing in order - the
call for n District Convention.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
q yhc n. R..medy.
June 1, y m.

Mose than to:ty yeas aGo. wnen
!. vss fouui thst preTen.:cn eor
tie Ao.atio cholera was easie. taaH
cure me .eerna3 doctora o. beth
hemisphere drew Up q presc.ip-
ton, which wss published t:or
working people, in the Ncw,York
Sun, and Jock the nsLae Of Sun
cholera niix.l.e." Our contempt
!ary never lent its name 70 better
article. We hsvs seen It in coz
slant use for neariy two score years,
and found i &c be TIE best remedy
for !ooseuess Q. .ho bowels ever yet
devised. e is to be commencs1
70. sevs:s, reasons. 1t 10 &c. to &c
mixed with Lluos, and therefore
VII! not be asa. IS 2. alcohoi;c
beverage; its ingredients are well
known arnon6 ell the common peo-
pie, ead j. viii aava no pfeludice
20 combat. eseh Of lie materials ia
in equal proportion e The athers,
and may Therefore re compounded
wi.hou; professional. sk:!', and, as
the dose ia 50 very sIns.., it may
be carriedia tiny vial i. the weist-
ccst pocket, and lie always e. aand,
Il q:
T;nct qi:,
Capeid,
! Rhei CO.,
Menth pip,
Cempao.
Mix the above IN equal parts
dose, ten 20 thirty arops. u plain
terms, tase e VA parts ,inoture G
opium rel pecpcr, HUBBARD, pep
psr-aiat end camphcr, end iii
them for use. II case Of diarraea
take q dose If .sn tc .reaty dgoc
in three O. our teaspoonfu.s c
water. Nc ore wEo has t:.s :,
HIM, al takes It in ti,ae, W. eve
have re cholera. We co:anend
to our Western friends, and hop
that tie recipe viii be ridely put
l.shcd. Even when Nc cholera
antici. aied, it IS an excellent rem
ely for ordinary summer CON
plant.
This rcmeiy vas carried a-oun
by Capt. B. F. Day, L. $. n. fc
many yeats and used with goo
effect .-Picayune.
!le sugar question is agitatii
hath ENGLAND and France. Viii
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

You can't get postal notes OF tn"
Tallulah Post Office yet.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

STAT 3 off 81. AES.
p-...s.i Of .E-s1-sSa. J
rrMFxprcGu

DEIT KNOWN And REME&DEcEa
- that o. this Iiir "a day Of ray 4. ,.
60 ONE ThoUSAND EIGHT nEf.
DRIED AND EI@TY -FoUE, l-c~e
rae Fr.,ncis n. Dswso q Notary Pu91 y. =,
" comm ssionei aud Swo III aad for salt
w'T-.r'zS rrrsiftr ,.'.'''~-l AID UNI, s-il
~ personally came and appeared - I : ritI
J. H. D. Eowmar. h. c. Carroll. Seo. e. Wa :
dill T.. Mart a aud a. Il. = ttIhan, tie scvc-
RI persons lose names are helru..te sub
s-rheh, wto,,e In ei AID ; I'D. that av.iiipg
item elves Of he laws 90 ibis State. 'eld..Nr
20 the o.:a'.ization of Go p0ri,ions Ia We; Ks
al rub!ir imp, oyemen.s an. ui'iity td'v az We
va led and agreed, ard by t8eSo prest Is III
mite asd agree .ol. i3cnlsel scs and sach Gt'.el
pslsu,,s rs may h>:eaiier become associated
with thtin TO form and constitute c0ff ora
ton Tor ihe purpose aud objects, an. un FL
the siipulations and articles follow ~.
to-w-t:
ARTICLE I.
The name and tisle Of said CORPORATION
shall he Gotten ! aat's Company" scd 10
Goniirileat Tal;uiah Madisoi pa.ssh, STATE
8f .nu;siana, M sad .,oBI.;ie may u ...s
aci,rse.ion Of tie la .etoFy lie cLang>i 10
amy othef locality. not moons. stelt WI III
, avs Of t..is S.a;e.
Said Corporation shall exist srd have md
ENJOY suTcessio. u'drr ~ c"fioiaie u az
az The term AID pe-.od of twenty-five Y<,,S,
commencing on. aud o lIe cOnu.e T -. /. n
after lhe day end date -creof.
I.,e President. aad a ,i.sa,senee, ~ gen
ei<: Manage am "a IT, rbseace u ia O
, these. he Secretary Of Che CCmpa - Fl,
;lre ~ crs gHa.ed pa t1e officers IN ~ -
/ e.. . lions aud o.ser legal ,.r0o esses sl.sI
be served.
Said Corporation shall have porer snd
authority 10 co'tract. sse and &c suei EnGcl
IFS eoil,o ate same. 70 make arr. use r.r
po; ATE seal, :he same to break or alter viii
to purchase, receive. hvl.l, aud convey, al
wei rs lease. mortgage an, bypothecsie IN
,ser lis corporate Fame proper y. beth gea
aad personal, 10 Lsse. sign. aid er'lDTsa
promIssory nttcs, bonds. drafts, and bills 9
exchange IA the transaction Of their bus. ness
To ',otr.w sach Sums OF money a. may he lie
scir-d i, i'i- purchase, crltivatiou, inpsave
asJst, rec,amitiaa. protection. sud develop
nen. of ia.ids aai otherpropsftr, aad MI q
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

"rhe ablest man in the House
(weils)- Richland Beacon.
Have We indeed fallen so low 2
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

In the year 1888 Iowa exported
s25. 600, 600 worth Of butter, cheese
and eggs.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Virginia will contribute |, 100, 600
bushels o. peanuts to Human hap
piness Ills year
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

There have been 2S72 hotels de-
Ftroyed by fire in The United States
|n the last eight years.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
SPECIAL OFFER.

BY special arrangement with hepub-
Usher Of this paper, THE ARKAEsA"
TRAyKLsR will lie embed with MApi-
SON TINES for $3.50, thas afording an
Oh portunity &c secl-i Eoth papers Tor
little :aore than the pIice .! one. THIS
is rare o1sr Take adj a. age OF II ~
once. Sample copies o. Tie Arkansa"
Traveller VIII e mailed ca application.
g.s- We also furnish the two large
an yle43.1 Colorei E1gTavings
.-qEARKhNS&W TRAVELLER
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Butler says tho riifpiank means
one thing one way, and anosher
thing another way.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Madison's representatives have
returned from the Legislature; tht
Beacon can now come over and call.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Is It possible that there is going
10 be au Exposition.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Thos. A. Hendricks was unani-
mously, nominated for Vice Presi-
dent.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19
AR ICLE. Y.

AN ~ -@E.,
so ssocSnolel shall aver be liable or
respors. Die Tor the co3:tgact IS oi = ais
OF said CO. OTa ION in any Ia. her sum
than l1.a I-,d.I balance GHe me
company o. .!a saa.es owned Dy min
aor sIAll az nero info.naii-y Ia or
gd..iza.ioa nl.e me che1. OF reader
Ia tai3 Cha. ,eg nul, or &C exposing
any stoc,. not ef - any liability be-
You'd the amJ:.1t o. MS un. IA stock
Ar .iLL., VI.
No e.ock, colds. noes, contracts
All G,.l..... oil. a. ions % ,Ai5 90 :. a.
AZ SHAH % j.-".l.< ana o. .oroS aud
eifcCs I .8.Ga, - CON. i-:y Uni, S. {, si;-
ell - tne .'aciIaa:, UouEs ersi5I2, by
/ She ,ecCte.J.y, aud Stamped ".th the
seal o. J;Is company.
| AL.i. Gle, VII.
This &c. o. Incorporation may be
changed mod .isa, or altered. Ok eaiG
coma = mag be 0iG1olvad VIA she
! asse... o. mo- :. .Tda, - a.aoI4t, % tne
ca3i!ai stock hereof, Il: d2y general
me- -iSg sonve1eI ioT el,h purpose
Ger t1i.se inU.,siis !. o.ics g.ss.-ia llt
p1iacipal or oAi-i newspaper pub
!. iis..ei ~, lie par.sR o. .aag.ison, LOU
islSI.d.
A3-ICLE, VII.
! Cooks ofeuloc..ipi.on shal. be oPer'
ed by sOGis oas O. lie laid lncorpo
Fa.Ocs. within ninety days (. ON tx
ds.5 hs. cot. a. the donicile OF th'
company, Az saia Corporation shsl
Be a1t.o-iseG % commence busi
=, ess y aei SO mich 50 My Thousaat
2, Dollars shall have been Sub5cs i5et:
al zen par ceH.2m thereof aid II
ard sid Corpora ion shall have IN
right 20 receive IL payment FOR srcl
f. s1bs,s psioE % is Cari,4i Sos K, Rsa
o; PeiGcll property, OK Woik dole
ARTICLE. x.
| Whoneyo. this Com, s3y sra, d
d SOU " I e-,.l5. by i.In.;S ior o. ..0n
aay '.er CA1ss i,s s.ta..G E1:-.t b
.liqui0a ed GadsI ne sGps.i IL enae-c
of NO StocKlio. iers, 20 be e. poiii'e'
by The boI.d o. .tockholdecs, 70. tia
purJose 20 be governed by such ois
1aad iegl.s.,oas as eai3 EOaFE: o
IS.oci. 10. ie-s aha inyoss 81 .as IA
OF ,leir sel9ct.s2 AID a.poin.lnelt.
ARTICLE, <.
Murray r. Smith; Geo. Q. Wadt.l
/, J. III. ~. l,OsZmar, Abe. {. SibsoI
. Geo. A. Waudili AID All. 3. i-i..ma
/. have been selec ed and mapped az IN
} first Board OF Direc .O.s o. saii Cos.
PAM sad sisl. serve n such until "a
fif.eentn ,,1y OFF uly A. L. 1884 o. -
: their successors shall ssvs been e.ec
. ed.
: This done and passed az Tsllulai
in Che .arish of Madison, Sale {
= Louisiana, ia presence o. John &. II
i gan and i.obt1 Scott competent wi
= nesses who sign with said rasii'
r aud ne said Notary on tie day az
. date FIRST hei-il written as.er III
reaiins hereof.
MURRAY e. SIXTH.
n j. H. ID. bOWiAR,
~ L. {. CARROLL,
= GEO. G. WADDILL,
. EUS. MARTIN,
8 Ar. b. PIiIMAN,
a F.M DAWSON.
y NoTAEY PUB.IC.
/ Attest.
&c. RhGAN,
:, r. {. SC0l a,
e. =. - H.opssfRos }
r Ear -; GfM VI. Jisolz.
have carefully examined The for
v going aot OF Incorporation end fiji
r that the purposes and object OF t
q Corporation as expressed in said q
,, are lesa. and that none of the pf0y
e therein contained are contrary To IN
= JNO. b. STONE. DISH. Airy. }
= eth Dist OF LOUISIANA,
: Tallalah, La, October slst 1888.
n may 24-4s ANS.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

The electric agc light destroys
the cotton moth.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-07-19

Cleveland and Hendricks is the
ticket.