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Foreign Flashes.

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Paris, =
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There were forty deaths from cholera in two
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9th all the; turmoil in Wall street
end Z nd The b casisnal ping Iof business
houses New York City is constantly.
advancing iin eosnopo Titan greatness.
For \, the b first SIX months 81 1884 the to-.
tel ts value 81 new buildings in New York
~ placed at ssas,. 1908. f5s, against $780,.
16sb,e in 4 Ike port on Of 1889 and
s26,44s ,245 ii the first sir months Of
1882 The low price Of building mate
S e and part cularly ofirons undoubt-
sedly had 4 good deal to do withithe in
crease. 4 Il
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General News Items.

6enera1 N eWS Items. \:
S Adams, Hackland l. Co., wooden manufacture
sers, Of Paris, Ont, have been granted an extern.
sion Liabilities, 500, 600; assets $50, COO
Max Gremin, Of Omaha, disappeared on his
anced saying he left her because he had lost
all his money. 81 3:ssESs & III
The schedule Of Jeremiah steelman, the in
solvent New York commission merchant, show
liabilities $4,000, nominal assets s5s, 600, &C.
ttual assets t$lQ, 900 9slt54 H. i5j5t
Mrs. Emily s. Wempy Of Norcross, Ga. I who
had not stopped for twenty-five years. was
cured by faith; and almost Immediately arose
The United States vice consul has left the
consulate at Sierra Leone on account Of the
fever raging there. The disease has killed ton
OF, the sixty white inhabitants. "A &,
The strike Of tho Union Pacific shop en-.
ployes, which began Of Ellis, Kans., and ex-
tended to Kansas City, Denver, Cheyenne and
North Platte, has ended satisfactorily, the terms
having been conceded by General Manager
Clark :. 81 :,. tEESS5
GLOWING are the officers Of the grand order
of Druids for the coming year: Il Courtney
St Louis, d. G. AZ; Henry Freudettllral,:
Albany, N. Y.,R. WIG, S.; Phillip Reicheyine,
Indianapolis, R, WY. F. sli' s b
Minnesota news. sti, &; !;5,s 81 # "a.
The senate special committee, consisting Of
Senators Dawes, Cameron Wis, Morgan, Har-
rison and Walker, or Coke, appointed to visit
certain Indian tribes, will leave Chicago about
the 11th prox. Tho committee will visit tribes
in upper and lower California and, the Zuni
Indians. "A month will be spent among differ
emit tribes in The Indian Territory. :
The first run Of shot has been made in the
st Paul shot tower, just completed. The shot
made is drop and buck shot Bar lead will
also be run. The present capacity Of the st.
Paul foundry is 15,O 900 pounds per day. The
establishment of foundry in st, Paul is for
Northwestern trade, and the works here will
be run in 4, corporation with those at Dubuque
and Omaha III ss. IA Yfii5 49,.
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Crimes and c1:in,inalIs.

Sog ota ana DICK OF jesse James
tame, landed si l N Las Vegas quod for notous
! l sst
Richard sCowlthorp Of Lake George. Stearns
county, MINI. committed suIcfia ~ c,,ttinTipp
John Scott brother IF Il :, n,
a. B. Scott comm Had ai;cd n
self with check line at his home n SmitRialds
Ohio The cause is unknown n & ~, 81
ion a
Anton bac GO lndlcted tort murder IN the
Ecirnat October 1852 was foina en;ity as SS1a
penalty is imprisonment for life. ST
III Rowan ,,,,n .,,t,t y, j: ill.,, +.
Il 81 &, pss.t ooi y
MY, has Ia withdrawn proceeding for divorce
Wife e's. y ~ ~
z, 3: 4, u : 4,
M =, ,,.t q ~
UrenQon by
aS I sen sle mead muse
chidra,, stouu1e le iesses Z ,slie ana Tour
So KS
:. y mas
oeen conY1cted Of ne young woman
with whom he had been intimate, Gusie Luck
ow, drowned herself after gsle had contested
her ruin BY Punchon & ~ RI; Sj g. n; ".
4SfrvatE ao1Yn
u n.. ~ alesea lnu.aerer 3ana
vas. II ststa s -, ~. -,
and nine month"; beng conviateI az aitsry
This is the third time he goes to the peniten-
uary: Il sssyi s. X E33ss2 Il: IKE
Bill Daueherty and zach arnv yo,,ne -, Il,
VI s'a1iu IN the soutneast.
Eern part OF Kaufman county, Tex, were princi-
pals in o desperate duel fought on Sunday eYes
fatally. -" =. Nv. A'si "et' ao11naea efay
],
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'Annel' anu WHO y sala to De me son OF q
wei! known Methodist minister in Iowa, wac;
sentenced to Jail, IN Janesyille, Wis. for theft
OF jewelry from residence in the outskirts Of
that city. 8
81 er,.
e II ~ y. mo
molders, int ~ Wednesdsv sSen;T ~ n I.,s
- tha
Grand i,,ry. md cansnred ttIe;, ~, X
,Gribben & Sexton. for frlrnishi,,p ihem wifi,
arms s
ia
An nnconfrmed report is current at Kansas
City that Alfred Sheldon. tia missing 1nolishl
man, has been seen In Trenton, No, 1T ID
stated that Andrew 81. Finlay, restaaran
keeper Of Trenton, made oyertnres to Tie au-
Sheldon there and conyersed witt, him. 1.s
% "a ~ q Is 3, 8. y. 81
lhe iatest news 1rom LEWIS county, Tex
makes it certain that in SUNDAYS iffray at
sleast fiya v,er4ous were JtIJed N y.,,,,a,
y
a14aSe III ana Inree mormon
ssm i;pe ana w,
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Fersonal5Hews1Totes.!

a monument Of granite -fonr feet high
4 IL 10 mnrk the grave ~ .ThnrIow, Weed mai
! bAny Auial cemetery. ~; sl5i
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alIKI'!O (! NERS#NOTES.

DhlAy IN y y lIN NY llS.
Judge Seward Smith, of Dakota has
DECIDED 20 tab ss llis abode Of Huron.
d. pakota y Veg q large batch Of new pos IS
sold this season.
~ Gov rdway is spending the summer
Ct h ll5t. home ION! near " aterloo, N y
a band q tourna emit viii be ineld at:y
WatertoWn Sept, e and II, III ts which il
prizes Us 4 q 500 ana $50 wilLbes1s
given. 81
james Erb'y living n d Aberdee ~
shot sho and killed Il bulhal weighed
Albert Erick sson,, young aWeae boy, VI
aged seyente 81 was owned il il tle
river Of Fargo s,;,,l
The f9trteen id dug tsrgI 81
Mr.. Clfstman, fartner ri; near
>,Jaspcf, wns killed BY ligh thing durinI,g,
the scorm Sunday morning 5.fs n
Sixth district Dakota Republicans
will convene ats Redfe sid Oct 8. II
Ths;yein Of coal recent coyereds
at Yahkton IS over. eleven feet ins thick IL
ness 2 ~ feet from Vie Il surface sq i
Outing the storm Elisha b Douglas, WIN 4
Twas E 10 /. y 81
ming and Instantly killed IA - g W. sloSS
psn,b;na "a Il saniiSa, b;s s;s,, sn Z.
wlIaf it.wass s agd AZ wouNaas u
hin 10 badly that lie died soon after. &.
ssp;i,;a s,,,;+i, L. !,
800 81, Z. 80 zen sIressea a. at S
fan,es IL rooms Is ,tI 4 MarshanSs hotsi
bull ihg. 4sgf
ma comfy cn,,,n; d; i AS 81 liz
J, III, 81
.onbeI. ~ K; ;,H 81 81 \!
3,627 ht the rite 81 div q Fc u apiece
Editors 81 tie Third Dakota leriaI IL.
tive idiiatrict mai NH s. +s, Il
mate rings and bosses.
A q, s.
:lfs storm winch gs town.
49, !, i i 9 q, s,l's -.
coMplete Wfeck e e!i the crops n itas
I q, i ; s,,z3 ,s.,. \. &
s. i ~, - 4. ~
feeelsly poFEl, was Ionna ar
outh od lsee at anesto Antirew
johnson, OF Nc g. Lean county the reput-
ed. III u q
Frank sl<a,1v ~ +ba IL 4 4 Il, (
~ i.ls.s - 81.
s Wham slasseh 1ess apGus iahl NJ
Is not expected Is i've.
Further aeyel ~, l' We IN H ssS
show III II Ia . s. aaa, n II 4,
pany with Other parties Ses s J,Ily s5 III
and the sheriff is now acingy them
;The droWra; ,,oy fonni, IA IA, q ~:
in the James river, ii q Dakota Is ali 8
probability beIongs S. sN; On, IS 81
He is supposed to IS Park 81 Owen, VI
fifteen years old who worked at the
nonog ~ nlc essa shmant;
The corner stone II Inc i, aW rs 81
church & Wbita Ma 90 M,
= q. ~
sne gSo@ng g cam On apd music IRON &
Bishop Marty vent Is sPlankin u md
performed q like service for the Gatho:f
llcs 81 That place. s is
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clergyman in New York state Is dead at New
burg He was ninety three i35 8 5siiz1
Measures have been taken to place q monu-
,ment over the grave Of. Gen James Shields,
the hero Of three wars and senator OF the
United States at different times from three
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REPUBLICAN li POLITICAL NOTES.
blaine Retaliatss.

"
Ss indianapolis, Ind, Special Telegram Aug
IA The following dispatch was received ihere
this morning:
Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. "A Col. VII h s1'-t
Sloway: I have this morning received the afro
cious libel the Indianapolis Sentinel The
story ia utterly and abominably false in every
statement and in every implication. Political
ISLANDERS do not stop to notice, but tins eaitoT
assails the honor Of my wife and children, l
desire you, without an hours delay, to employ
the proper attorney and have tho Responsible
publisher Of. the Sentinel sued for libel in the
United States district court OF Indiana. u ls
my only remedy, and i am sure that honoraplo
Democrats, alike with honorable Repupnscahs,
will justify ME in defending the honor or my
failyif need BE- with ny llf g B IS1gaeal
The matter has been placed in the handa
Of Senator Harrison, who, in obedience to
the request, in connection with Messrs. NIL,
ler and Eden attorneys, this evening hied
the following complaint with the clerkof the
circuit court: James G. Blaine, plaintiff: ys.
tile Indianapolis Sentinel company and john:
G: Shoemaker, defendants for libel Excluding
the legal verbiage the gist of the libel is found
in IN article copied from the Sentinel IN which
it is stated that there is hardly an intelligent
james G. Blaine betrayed the girl whom no
married, and then only married her at the
mu2zle Of shotgun. II Mr.. Blaine was
scoundrel to betray an innocent girl, and II
after despoiling her he was o craven ID refuse
her legal redress, giving legitimacy TO her
child, until loaded shotgun stimulated his
conscience, then there is q blot on his private
character more foul, if possible, than my of
the countless stains on his political record :
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
TALLULAH CLUB.

The Ladies Exposition ClUb n!e
Tuesday, Mrs. Crndcli presiden
i'll the chair. Proceedings were a
once opened, by a discussion of tn,
bah. This discussion was long an(
animated, and finally it was dccid
ed to charge an admission If onC
dollar for gentlemen, no charge 70,
ladies, which includes supper.
\ committee on the arrangement
of tables. to have the tables mad,
and put in position, was appointed
consisting of Mcssrs. j. 7. M
Clellan, Geo. S. Eiscly, s B. Nj
Clcllan, Judge Zciglcr and 5. Fried
Mr.. A. w. Crandcll was appoint
ed committee of one, on ice, l.
attend to getting the ice necessary
for the ball.
A committee Oh refreshments was
appointed whose duty it is, 10 re
ceive the things for the supper, ant
place them, which committee con
sists of Mrs. Trezevant, Mrs
Holmes, Mrs. Litchlitcr, Mrs
Sparrow, Mrs. S. B.. Mcclellan
Mrs. Allnutt, Mrs. Fried, Mrs
Weigltman, Mrs. Moncttc.
The following gentlemen werC
appointed floor managers-Mcssrs
Crandcll, Holmes, c. B. Scott
Briscoe, Donaho, Murphy, Z. X
Boncy, and Thos. Adams.
A reception committee consist
ing Of Mcssrs. J. 7. Mcclellan
George S. Eiscly, George W. Mon
gomcry, A. +. Adams and An
drew I. Lane, was appointed.
Mr.. S. 3. Mcclellan was APP
pointed a committee Of one t.
make arrangements about lights
l. was intended to formally pas
a resolution fixing the admission
price for children at twcnty-fiv,
cents, but it was forgotten. Tina
amount will be informally charge
however.
| The club made all necessary ar
rangcmCnts for having everything
required for the supper, provide
and there being no further bust
ness the club adjourned to NEE
in two weeks.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Mistaken Identity.

A rather strange case Of mistak-
en- identity is currently reported
this morning by reliable parties,
who claim to have been eyewitness
ses.
Last night, about 8 o'clock, q
respectable-lOoking German is
said to have stumbled along the
pavement on Twelfth, near Mark
ct. The man had been drinking,
and his load was more than hc
could bear. He was bruised
about the face where lac had fallen
against the bricks. Near Market
street he laid down in the gutter,
unable to navigate any farther. A
large crowd collected around him,
and soon the police officer on the
beat was called upon to remove the
man. While the officer was about
TO telephone for the patrol wagon.
neatly-dressed little lady passed
by and stopped to look at the
sleeper. She identified the man
at once as her husband, and re-
quested the officer TO allow her to
take him home. The gallant cop
could not find heart to refuse her
request, and assisted her with the
man to her home in the same
ncighborhood. The man was laid
out upon a bed and the little lady
hustled around in the dark to get
him cleaned off. She had washed
his face and removed most OF the
dirt from his clothing when the
man began TO rally from his stupor
under the cool application of wet
clothes to his head, and grumbling
TO himself he gave vent to yollcy
of oaths and sat up in bed. The
little lady babe him be quiet and
lighted a lamp, when to her hor-
ror she found that the man was an
entire stranger, and without TAX
ing time to risk a second glance at
the unwclcome guest. she rushed
into the street and called upon the
police. When she returned with
IN officer the man had recovered
from his whisky and taken flight.
Louisville Post.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
How She Got q Husband.

Miss Ncttie Brott, of Oswego
Falls, is the heroine in a rather
romantic marriage. Some time
ago she read an advertisement in
a newspaper soliciting correspond
ence with some lady with view
to marriage if all was ''proved
agreeable" After correspondence
and the exchange of photographs
the gentleman sent for the lady to
visit him in his home in Montana.
She left here about the 1st of May
for the far West. He met her for
the first time about 260 miles this
side of his home, at the town OF
Billings, in Montana. She would
not then marry him until she had
visited his home and learned more
of him and his character. She
found in his home his mother and
two nieces, who cordially received
her. Suffice it to say that this
daring orphan girl two weeks later
fully determined to remain and
grow up with the country. The
agreement was that if she did not
like him or he her enough to mar
~, he was to pay her expenses
back to this place. She paid her
fare out TO him. The young lady
was a member of the Baptist
Church and bore, We believe, a
good reputation. The follcwingis
taken from a Montana paper and
tells the sequel to the story:
Married, May Is, 1884, in
Saltwater, Mr.. Alexander Humid
ley, Of Saltwater, Mon, and Miss
Nettie Brott, of Oswego Falls, n.
Y."-Oswego On. " Times.
Subscribe for the TIMES.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Third Saturday, the Goth Day of
Sept, n. ID. 1854,

between the hours prescribed Ivy law,
ali the right, til" and interest OF &. J.
Thomson, in and to the following de-
scribcd property, to-wit: Lot No IL and
the West half OF Lot No II, in Block y u
II, and improvements thereon, inClud-
ing the dwelling house, and all appur-
tenauCes thereto belonging, situated
in Delta in said Parish.
Also the stock of Merchandise, books
accounts, fixtures, show cases, furni-
ture and everything pertaining to and
inclusive IN the store of said defendant
II De!tal.a., ami one lot Of lumber as
per inventory % the property attached,
seized in the above suit.
Terms of Sale-This being the second
offering. sad property will hr sold e.
the highest bidder for what il will
bring on twelve months credit, pur-
chaser hciu" required tn furnish good
and sufficient JOINT security and special
mortgage on property purchased, with
interest at eight per cent. from date ul
adjudication. after dcducting from price
of adjudication and paying in cash tn,
amount Of printing. Sheriit's and
Clerk : costs Us well as State and Parish
Taxes, estimated a. amounting To- the
sum Of three hundred and fifteen ($3I5,
dollars.
II. i. HOLMES, Sheriff.
Sheriff $ Office, Tallulah, La, % Arg.
1851. july %. st.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

A Ii PERSONS OWNING PROPER.
N ~ in the Parish of Madison arJ
hereby notified that the tax polls foI
the year 1884, have been fled in the of.
flee of the Clerk and Of the Sheriff OF
said Parish, and that the faxes for said
year, are now dpe-and ali parties
owing taxes are notified to come for.
ward and pay same, in order to avoid
the notice. advertisement and sale re-
quired by law. IL. Il. HOLMES,
Sheriff and EXOiIicio Tax Collector
Parish of Madison.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Extract from Exposition Circular.

The "salt-mouth" jars of /, 2, 4
and 8 pint have been adopted fol
exhibiting in alcohol preserved
specimens of fruits, and will be
furnished to Parish Commissioners
upon application for all specimens
donated TO the State or parish
exhibit. In ordering be careful TO
mention size and how many OF
each kind is required.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
LOST, MISLAID OR DESTROYED.

A CERTAIN private act Of parti-
IA ton made and signed by John
Z. CoOns and Temple s. Cocns ON or
about the 10th Of MAY, 1861, said act
being witnessed by John NJ. Carr and
Thomas Aiiein, and passed in Madison
parish; by which act the lands en-
braced in Sections "a and IS Il IL X. IL
b and i'll lot Is and part Of lot II in
same township and range, AZ per DIES:
cription. III act between John z. and
Temple 5. Coons in NOtarial Book +,
folio G92, were amicably partitioned to-
wit: John z. COons taking section Is
of T II X Ii + and Temple S. CoOns
the remaining portion Of said lands.
Diligent search has failed ~ find said
act. A liberal reward will be paid 10
any one iihling the same and deliver
ing to 4. j.. Slack, Esq ut Tallulah,
La TEMLE :. COoNs,
King L. o.
Madison parish, La.
aug lSoi-lm.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
THE EXPOSITION. ,

Any information desired con.
corning the Madison Parish Exhib.
it TO the Exposition can be obtain.
ed by addressing
Mr.. A. w. Crandell,
Commissioner for Madison Par
ish, TalluIah, La,
or, Mrs. II. B. Holmes,
Commissioner for Woman's De.
partmcnt, Tallulah, La.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
NOTICE.
Clerk K. G.. WEIGHrMAN,

In future il will be useless to ask the
Clerk of the Police Jury to collect ac-
counts against the Parish. The Parish
Treasurer does not have an office in
town, and there is no fund ont Of which
to hire messengers 10 send
to his house. Therefore the
Clerk cannot act as collector. While il
is entirely ont of his province to collect
accounts. lie would, nevertheless 10 50,
if he had amy way Of reaching the
Treasurer, as ii stands now there is no
such way, and hence he respectfully
declines. II. G.. WEIGHTNAN.
Clerk =. J
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30

The V. S. & p. Il. r. Oh We'd
nesday handled l53 passengers on
the west bound train, many Of
them on through tickets.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
SliERiFF"S SALE.
State of ,Ouisiana. Parish of Madison
18th District Court,
FRANK NoRrY.
W. 40 Nil.
&. J. THOMSON.

DY VIRTUE Of a Writ of Ficri facias
ID to me directed from the Honorable
Sth Judicial District Court for the
"arish of Madison aforesaid, III the
above entitled cause, / will proceed to
sell, at public auction. At the door Of
the Defendants store liousr in the town
Of Delta, III Madison Parish, Louisiana,
onthC
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
nrpMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DIR T. 4.

pead the Exposition Depart
mcnt.
Thanks to Captain Dabney- for
items.
Gen. King went west on satur-
days train
Prepare your trotting harness,
for the ball. o.:
Mrs. Carter has been sick for
several days.
How many tickets do you want
for the ball 2.
Judge Scale and Dan Keefe took
in Tallulah this week.
Squire Gilpin's court is a popu-
lar colorcd resort.
Tallulah was about out of ice
Wednesday morning.
The turtleshell cradle ought to
be awarded to the prize baby.
Put down your plank walks be-
fore the fall rains set in.
The dust is about four inches
deep at and about Millikens Bend.
Here, arc not those reliable mail
agents going back on their record p?
II you won't buy ticket and
come TO the ball, buy a ticket any
how.
Mrs. lIebert is steadily regain
ing her strength. She is up and
about
W. L. Sharkey, made a pleas
ant call at the TINES office Tues
day.
Miss Lou Lucas attended the
meeting of the Tallulah Club
Tuesday.
The first big loggerhead turtle
you see land on to him and cap
ture him.
Col. Wade H. Young and Col,
G. III. Moore went east on Tues.
+. days's train.
Mr.. JOS. Witherow from the
BEND was in town in the early part
of the week.
Senator Montgomery dropped
into this office this week and in
dulged in q social chat.
The Knights of Honor have
rendered the use of Castle Hall, tc
the ladies for the night Of the ball
Mrs. Beer sent n pitcher Of cole
buttermilk to the TIMES Office thi:
week, which was greatly enjoyed
Thanks.
Mrs. Florence Stone was The
bearer of some funds from the
Omega neighborhood TO the Parisl
Society.
The ladies desire to express
their thanks TO Mr.. r. Il. Scott, fol
assistance rendered in matters per.
tanning to the Exposition.
The ladies arc too liberal in the
matter of the ball supper. The
supper will be worth the admis.
sion price and more too.
Mr.. Sol Fried has put down q
plank walk from his back gate &c
has house. He can wear low
quartered shoes all winter.
Mr.. Van Os superintendent the
making of the plank walk from
Beer Il Fried's store to the rail.
road and from the same store &c
the TIMES office.
The Commissioners for Madison
Parish, both Parish Commissioner
and Commissioner for the Women's
Department have received their
Commissions from the Governor
Major Waddill is having done
some bridge building between Tai
lulah and the Bend of which he
can be justly proud. Mr.. VIM
Roberts is engineering the bridges,
The fishing party, in the early
part of the week only succeeded
IN getting all the fish they wanted
to eat. When they tried to catch
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
TRAINS RUN DAILY

Passenger trains viii wait for each
other a. Passing Places TnIPrY MINUTES.
and then proceed, running THTTy Mn;
UrEs behind time until opposing train
is passed.
n. B..-Trains will he run by the 9Vth
Meridian or New Orleans time.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-30
Local Mail.

local Nail.
Mail from Ashwoo,l, New Carthage,
King and Cape, arrives Mondays, Wed
ncadays ami Fridays, at ll:3G am, ami
leaves at 30 pm. uf same days.
Mail from Omega and Niiiikcns Bend
arrives Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day at IL ain. and leaves at 2 pm. OF
same days.
J. NJ. HEBEKT. = NJ.