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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-05-30

ness. SpeI matOrrhea, Emissions, Impo- tency, Exhausted vitality, Premature De. cline and Loss of Manhood, from what ever cause produced. It enriches and Durifies the Blood, strengthens the Nerves Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive Organs and Physical and Mental Facul- ties. It stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the system, preventing invol- untary losses, facilitating dreams, ,semin- al losses with the urine, etc., SO destruc- tive to mind and body It is sure elim- inator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER CoMi PLANTS. It contains no injurious ingre- dients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful indiscretions or excss- ses, speedy, permanent and thorough cure is GUARANTEED. Price, S2.J0 per bottle, or five bottles in case, with full di- rectiOns and advice, $1080. Sent secure from observation to any address upon re- eeipt of price, or c. O. D To be had only of
 DR. c. D. SAEFTELD, 2l6 Kearny street, San Francisco, ., Consultations strictly confidential, by let. ter or at office, FREE. For the convert; eDce of patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted a private address under which all packages are for- warded.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-05-30

ms Great Stren-
 TgtAening Reme- |dy, and NERVE
 |TONIC, is the re-
 |suit of over 20
 |years of practics, |experience,. and ECUREs WITH UN- FAILING GERTlT ErY Nervous and
 Physical Debility,
 Seminal Weak
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

The Keeney pap r mill at Rockton has been
bought by Bradner, Smith g. Co., OF Chicago,
for $4,000.
The annual meeting OF the Northwestern
Horticultural society took place at La Crosse
on the Sth inst.
was severely injured by being thrown from bis
horse by a collision with a buggy In the dark
ness.
The state board of dental examiners met al
the capitol last week to examine applicants for
certificates. There was a very light attend
auce.
The six-yesr.ol d son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lane, of Eau Claire, was drowned in the canal
leading from D. .ls dam 10 Half Moon lake a
few days ago.
Governor Rusk granted extradition papers
to Sheriff Hayes, Of Aberdeen, Oak, for the
return Of Is. NJ. Anderson, arrested at Eau
Claire for embtzzlement.
The total amount Of duties and fees collect
cd In the MilwaLkee customs district during
November was S57,032 60, the largest amount
ever collected there Ia one month.
The total loss by tire In Milwaukee during
November was only $3.50, the insur snte upon
which amounted 70 sl2 So. The tite depart
ment responded 10 twenty six alarms.
A sale Of SO scres OF pine land on the Red
CeGar was made by Thomas Carmichael to ii.
&. Putnam, at f IA Claire, Tuesday, the con
siderstion being 1900, s32, O00 more than it
cost Mr. Carmichael four years ago.
John Bay, one of the leading butchers OF
Racine, aged forty-one years, committed sui
eide at his hons by shooting himself through
the right temple with a revolver, dying in
stantly. Fourteen years ago he attempted
suicide in Milwaukee by cutting his throat.
he leaves a wife but no other relatives In this
country.
William Clara, OF Racine, has commenced
action against the wealthy insurance man, Ii.
s. DurInd, for 5000. IL IS alleged that some
thirty years ago Mr.. Ciork's parents died,
leaving him IS, 600. Duraud was the guardian
aud administration, aud Clark claims that he
never gave an ace unit OF the expenditure Of
the money, and now d maLds IS 600.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

At Duluth, q few days ago, A. Z. Pruden,
grain inspector in the Northern Pacific yards.
WAS examining the cars of wheat that had az
rived the night b, fore from Dakota. Upon
opei Ing the loo of car No. 1916, Northern
Pacific, he was horIiied and almost paralyzed
to discover the dead body Of a man lying
prone scross the center OF the car, with h,s
face and head besmeared with clotted blood,
The man was apparently about IS years old, Of
rather heavy build, and about five feet, I ,ur
inches in height, with a small chin beard and
moustache Of a dark color. Lying in the
wheat alongside of the body was found the
following note, which may bave a bearing on
the case:
Sanhorn, Oak, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Burke: In
closed p ease fl al $l2, for which please send
receipt. Many thanks. Just got my pay for
Sept mber work. Hope you and the &, ks are
all wei. q d happy. A for myself, I am well.
but not very happy. Respectfully.
9. l.. PLArr.
A coupling pin, spattered with blood, was
found In the wheat and is almost unSuestion-
ably the instrument which caused his death.
That blood was found on the roof OF the car In
spots makes II certain that a death struegle
took place. The car left Lisbon, DIX, Nov.
20, bcirg four days on the road. The seal on
one side door was found broken at Brainerd
and was resealed there. The body was remov-
ell to the morgue, until something d. flute IL
dis covered regarding the identity Of the dead
man.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec 9.-The secretary
OF the treasury appointed Graham Hough, OF
Baltimore. chief OF division in the SIKH gu II.
TORS ofice, and Vim. + Shade, of Pcnnsyl-
vsnia, chief OF the division IN the second
comptroller's Office.
Toe President appointed Horace b. Moore
collector OF customs for the district OF Duluth,
MINI.
The postmaster general appointed the fol
owing fourth-class postm ,sters:
NEBRASKA.
Dorsey, John Laser.
HamI ton, Z e.. Il CIV.
Hove, Mrs Ann Stevenson.
Its, James l. Butts.
Richland, Waiter l. P'ice.
Rockton, Mrs. l.. X. Lepper.
IOWA.
Barpes, J G.. Watson.
Fireman, SAMUEL X. Cameron.
L ightOn, T. l. Keller.
New Sharon, Mshan S'aGtOn.
Pulaski, VIM. H"tchkiss.
Rose Hill, Vallandingham Sumner.
Horace y. Allger.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

A woman's colony, from which ''the
horrid men, are to be excluded, is pro
posed to be established In Chicago.
Regarding marriage, it will be written
above the gates: Abandon all hope. sc
who enter here" In all probability
only those who have long since aban-
doned all hope are interested in the
scheme. The admission OF a census.
taker will be especially provided
against.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 4.-The President
has npp tinted:
LAFAYETTE Dawson, of Missouri, United
States Judge tor the district OF Alaska.
VIM & Langford, of Walla Wolia, W. T..
ASS, ciate %jurii,e OF the Supreme Court Il
Washington Territory.
Chas. X Pollard, OF Delphi, Ind, associate
justice Of the Supreme Court of Montana Ter
ritory.
The postmaster-general Appointed the fol-
lowing fourth class postmasters:
ILLINOIS.
Elvira, Thomas Gore.
Wayne, John Arndt.
WISCONSIN.
Briggsville, WIN. Murphy.
Ithaca, VIM Splcktri.
Ostrauder, +. x L-irtvre.
South Osborn, Michael James Devine.
Alton, Henry A. Lieb.
Boonesborough. Grorge Ramsay.
Carlisle, lanes :. Werster.
Dpdds. J. V D~rtlaughter.
Greeley, Is. f. Farwrll.
Maxw II, Daniel VI Ru h.
Nor, hwood. J. b. Adams.
Rutland, Daui"i + De GrOot.
Shell-hurg, Alex mdcr Runyon.
Vail, Maurice }. Casey.
AKoTA
Carbonate, }. w. &. White.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12
IN ut in the Bud r.

Sad to say, many q good thing attalns to
nothing more tnan n fair BEGINNING On the
other ham IL Is a matter for c ,ngratulatiOn
that The growth OF ~ m: evil things may be
also frustrated. A large proportion OF the
cases Of the most wide--pread and fatal OF die
eases consumption have their inception In
nasal catsrrh. DIR. Sage's Catarrh r. medy IS
pleasant, soOthing and 'fY-ctual. Try 1t. II
has cured thousands. All drug gists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12
Carbonate, j. w. G. White.

The wiz Of the LATE Vict-Pres,dent Hend-
ricks was prohAtei in indianapolis on the 81.
1t is in Mrs. Hen1ricke's haI q Iritir &, and the
paper is yellow with age. IL reads as follows :
/. Thomas A. Hendri,k-, OF Marion county.
Indiana, d. make this my last viii ana Z, $ "a
mtnt, hereby r,vokiuG any n I'll Wills by me
~ ANY lane heretofore made. | rive, bequeath
and Grvise 10 my beloved wife, + IA =. Hen1-
richs, All my personal aud real tsla,c property
II every description whatever and whrr,v 7
located also all NY rights spd claims AND
chooses in action IN Zee simple to nave he same
Ia her and her htirS for, Yer.
II witness whereof | have herernto set my
hand, NJ d II agreeable to her | desire that she
cha | br IN executrix thereof,
(Sgn,d THOMAS A. FENDRICKS.
Sgn, d and delivered III our presence ut at.
tested by Va In the presence Of each other a,
his request August ). lS66.
NINsLow s PIERCE,
j. II. MCKERNAS.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

"A large devll fish was captured q few days
ago in the Hudson river, near Glasgow. II
took a dozen men TO haul the monster ashore.
An American has been appointed by the
King of Cores 10 be Chief Farmer, with o view
to inti reducing our vegetables into that
country.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

Des Moines special: The members OF the J
A. Il. I'm low have started out with the inten-
lion Of raising 500. 00), and asking the Legis-
lature to add IA much more, for the purpose
of erecting an appropriate monument to Gen
eral Grant, prob sbly here at the capital. |
has recently been suggested that instead Of
putting 50 900 into II monument Of granite
or mirbl that the SUN be use for a soldiers
home for disabled so dier3 here q Iowa. The
Idea Ia meeting with some favor, and it Is not
unlikely that in the near future a soldiers
way proposed then as a separate entt- prise.
In fact, the platform Of the Republican party
this year recommends hat tie Legislature
make a suitable appropriation for such IA home.
There are q large number of old soldiers in lows
who need and would er ~ the benefits OF such
an institution. There is no national soldiers
home nearer than Leavenworih, Kan, or MI.
vaukee, Wis, and a suitable home for the
disabled veterans OF this state ia very much
needed here In Iowa. 1t will probably be built
before very long, and 1t is not unlikely that
the coming Legislature will provide for it.
The last census enumeration shows the fol-
lowing interesting facts concerning the ma
tivity Of the people OF Iowa:
Scott county has the largest foreign born
population OF any county, being l4,19l,
against q, 765 native born, with a majority
OF the latter probably Of foreign extraction.
Louisa has only $40 Of foreign born In a to-
tai Of IL 926.
C.dai's native born is 1855, foreign born
1854, total 1882.
The grand totals for the state are the follow
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12
STRUCK IT AGAIN.

After Many Months OF Persistent Trials
and Patient Waiting, :. 10, BeLiy
j. NJ. McD. weii pluck the Per
simmons."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

Beware.-Do not let your Druggist palm of
on YOU any new. cheap remedy for colds when
YOU INQUIRE Tor DR.. Bulrs Cough Syrup or you
VIII be disappointed. Price q esRta.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

They hold One-Ftfth of Ticket No. 4G,799,
when Draws the Capi.at Prize ga
$4,000 IN November Drawiug.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12
TEE PUBLIC DEBT.

WAsnINGToN, Dec. 2.-Tbe following is o
recapitulation of the debt statement issued
to-day.
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ii the way of exhibits, assures ms
that our laboFs have not been in vain.
Take for instance this FAN, the idea
of which was only entertained a few
weeks back, and we seestae develop
ment Of &n industry which bnt a few
years back was naknown in this see
tioa---ti4at of frait raising as a paving
industry. The people Of Jennings, the
promoters of the Southwestern Horti-
caitural Society, As well asFisitoEs.
sRsne agreeably surprised at the nuaa-
Der andsvsriety of articles exhibited
on this occasion and wB say eEaphat-
iealiy that this, the FIRST Fair of the
kind ever iaaRgRrated in Dalcasieu,
was decided success, and we plainly.
saw engraved upon the smiling faces
of oar Northern friends who have
lately east their lots with us, satisfae-
iion and encouragement that they
had not been mistaken in adopting this
portion Of the Sunny South as their
futnre home.
la confusion, we will venture TO
say that this Fair, gotten up by the
Southwestern Louisiana Horticultural
Society, composed exclusively of the
good people Of Jennings, will do more
towards developing the agricultural
and horticultural resources of our par
islf than any thing that could hsre been
done, and we cannot too highly praise
this society for their untiring efforts 10
make this Fair success, and for the
good they have rendered the entire
parish, and we expect to sec at their
next exhibition a display that viii be
both surprising and gratifying 10 our
people and the Society.
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Parrish Fair Organization.

Now is the lime, and the accepted
time, for the people of Cslcssieu TO
Join hands in doing everything posi-
bic TO push and forward the material
interests of this parish in the WAY of
developing the vast resources Of our
soil and inducing al honest and intel
ligent class Of people to come among
US and help us make old CaIcasieu
bloom like the rose
We know Of nothing that would be
more likely to assist as in this ali-im
portant matter SO vel and expedi
tiouslv as al organization for the hold
ing Of annual or semi-annual fairs, for
the purpose of exhibiting the farm,
garden and orchard products of the
parisb---sbock. hogs, fowls, etc, TO
which our people would flock in amaz-
ing numbers, and that, too, with spec
linens of various articles of home pro-
duction that would convince the most
doubling mind that Caleasieu soil is
adapted to other purposes than graz
ing. And, in this way, VIC could get
together Csicasieu's choicest and best
sample productions for the Exposition,
which opens in New Orleans Oh Nov.
| l, 1885. People from afsr, if the en-
terprise mss properly advertisei aud
handled, wonid also visit these fairs,
for at one of these exhibitions they
could learn more of the soil and pro-
duets OF the country than they could
by travelling over the entire parish
for months.
So, we repeat, that this question is
ripe, and hope that our people will
Sec the adyisabiiity Of immediate &C
tlon in the matter, and will proceed al
once 10 the organization of Parish
Fair Association. We will have more
to SAY on this subject on some future
occasion,
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NTT0TICE is hereby given that an. election
In will be held for the sale OF the follow
ing Sixteenth Sections, aud At the following
places, to wit:
MONDAY, August 10, ZIP. Is g., iR. g west,
mt Big Marsh School House; commissioners
I Levi Rollins, David Holland, Henry Alatsrne
sWEDA EaDAY, August ~, Up. 40 g., r. {
west, at IA. D. BuriesOnis; commissioners, +
I II. Barlesen, Geo. Lock, "A. j. Burles0n
THURSDAY, August l3, ZIP. IL g., Ri
west, at Noise Lei leuis; commissioners, Jos
Ka0agh, Philpgeae Granger, Noise IsehleIl
SATURDAY, August -, TIP. II g., r. IL
west, at Francois 1iichel1's; commissioners
"A. Vincent. Wan Michel, Francois Michel
TUESDAY, August Is, Up los. II. a wegt
At Steven Aldrus'; commissioners, 0nezims
Mallet u Bennett, Steven Andrus.
WEDNESDAY, August lg, TIP. II g., X, Z
west, at Nalliere LedOux's; commissioners
Icg. st. GeFnain, pne LedoRx, NailiereiLe
d@ux.
MONDAY, August a, Fps s, R.s6 west
81 VIM. d. Rion's: commissioners, JAS
| White, Loni Leblanc, VIM. Dr. Rien.
sWEDEEHDAE, August 36, Tp.53s.. r.. !
west at a. 10. r. Turner's; commissioners
Isaac Hamilton, Henry Turner, A. g. X
I Turner
FRIDAY, August Is. Tp. as. R. 8 west
at lsgnehe q store e0nlmissi0 ners, Wm, Dunn
Hiram l.yles, H Thompson
xNIpAhD411s +tAkleb cbt ~ u - fS-t IN. -
| west, At John sCriers, commissioners, c. fC
| Whitley, Nom Mash, John Crier.
1 MONDAY, August 81, Up u g., r. 4 west
at Pierre Doucett,s; commissioners, J0hI
Captain, Air. Bundiek, 2. Doneett.
/ TUESDAY, September ], Up. a E., r. (
west, at WIN, Jaekson'g commissioners, j
| N. Aareantell Paul l.sforgsle, Vim. jackson
/ SATURDAY, September95, Up. n 81, 4R. u
west, At Jos tiesiien's; commissioners. j. *
1 Perkins, Jos Gearien, RI. M GeaFien.
/ MONDAY, September Z, M. 9 ~, R. u
west, mt Bell Anstinls; Commissioners, w
| Arlington, ri Roger, Bel Austin.
1 TUESDAY, September \, Up. 8 81, II. II
/ west, At K0l. SelsOn's, Sr. e0Amisfio ners
| i. Ashwerth, Eol. Nelson ISL, N. Nelson, il
4 WEDNESDAY, Eeptembere 0, Tp. 6 ~, r
la west, 1T Andrew Fierce y; commissioners
Levi AshYorth, j. Stanley, Andrew Pierce.
/ TuRIl4AY, September ~, Tp. 3 81, II. (
west, at VIM Hammoeisas;; conlnissiopers
1 q. b. Brooks, 4. j Gordon, Vim, Hammock
/ Mr. John II. Poe. Secretary aud Lnembe
of School Board win attend said election
and make. returns Of the same
M. II. UTGEIiNE,
Treasurer parish Of GaleaEieu
4 Talza4 fnharlaa Js4lss4a8 31gsa5
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NEw IRFIRIA-
Lake Charles Fire Company
NO. a.


LAKE CHARLES. Jnly 6, 1885.
Lake Cllatles Fire Company No. i
met in regular session Monday, 9th
inst, There being 40 quorum, ad-
journed t" meet Wednesday evening
at s o'clock
Fire Company met persuant to adj
ionrnment. President VIM j.. Meams
being absent, J. Z. Geary WAS elected
chairman, pro TEN.
On motion. the regular order Of
business was suspended, and the Com
pany proceeded at once to consider
applications for membership.
The following parties were elected
TO membership:
c. n. Richard, j Frank. !. j Lyons,
j. a Rosteet. David Reims, Ernest
Yudel, Thos. Hansen, Michel Hirseh,
T. 0. Baiiy,. Jos EckarI, JAS. Hnmard,
S. j. Read, Panl Sullivan, ! !, Ryan,
j. T. RShte, Alfred ST Gaudain, Wal
ter Athens. J j. Levsque, ". l..
HntchiBs, Il. SCHNEIDER, ". II. Has
kell, Jr., VIM. Meyer, j. " Richard,
VIM. c. Frlckc, MI. Rosteet and L. J .
Lyons,
The Company then went into an
election Of officers for the ensuing
year. which resulted As follows:
C. n Richard, President J. ?.
Geary, Nicc.Presilient: !. u. I.eyeguc,
II
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Saturday, .BuIy as. assS,
Sale OF SiNteenth Sections

Sale OF Sixteenth Sections
pY virtue of an order from the Hon. 0.
IL 3. Steele, Auditor to me directed, i will
offer for sale, at the Court House door, in
the town OF Lake Charles, La, to the highest
bidder, the following described property, on
TncsGiays August Al, ASSES,
Township 5 T., Z. 5 west, containing go
acres, more or less, subdiyided into s lots,
numbering from to s. containing each So
acres, more or less.
Township 4 s., r. west, containing GAO
acres, more or less, subdiyided into s lots,
numbering from ] to S, containing each so
acres, more or Lass.
Township q s., r. s west, containing go
acres, more or less, subdiyided into,6 lots
Numbering from / TO S, containing each 80
acres, more or less.
Township g., r. 10 west containing Gao
acres, more or less, subdiTided into S lots
numbering from i TO S, containing each 50
acres, more or less.
Township s., K, - west, containing $40
acres, more or less snbdiTlded into S lots,
numbering from ! to 8, containing each %
acres more or less.
Township 10 s., r. 5 west, containing $40
acres, more or less, subdiTided into 8 lots,
numbering IRON ] 10 s, containing each 50
acres, more or less.
Also Township s., f.. II west, containing
DSD jSeIsH, LutfE Or less, aslDulSlueu lhID .
lots, numbering from ! to 8, containing each
50 acres, more or less.
also Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 aud z, in ftp. 6 s.,
Z. 10 west. Lots 2, 3, A and 3, In Tp. s s,
r. - west. Lots j and 8, in ftp. 4 g., r. 10
west, containing each 50 acres, more or less.
TERMS AND COsDIFIaRs-Ien per cent. in
cash, and the balance in nine annual install
ments the interest to be paid annually on
the whole amount, made payable TO the
Auditor of Public Accounts, secured by spe-
elal mortgage on the land sold, and personal
security, IN soiidO, until final payment cd
principal and interest. The Parish Treasurer
shall be authorized to receive the whole
amount bid for the land, dedueting the s pei
cent. Interest which the credits W0uld bear
w. T. lHUTgHINS,
Treasurer parish Of Calcasien.
| Lake Charles, July II 1885
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Rev Advertisements.
Succession sale.
SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL MANSFIELD.

SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL AI4SsFTELD.
Fonrsen4H ,EsalioiaI I9istriet Josrri, TariSa q
GalcaSisa, iStGie Of L0ztisSasta No. 5l2,
DY TirtElc Of an order from the Honorable
I'D the Fourteenth Judicial District Court
Of the State of Louisiana, In AND for the
parish of Daleasieu, there viii be sold, by the
undersigned administrator Of said Succession
of Samuel Mansfield, st public auction sale,
to the last and highest bidder, at the last
residence of said deceased, On
Saturday. August q, AsSa.
between legal hours the following described
property, belonging TO said Succession, to
wit
The S. Ell of the N, VIZ, and n. Ejj4 OF
S. VIZ Of Sec. Is, in Township south,
Range & west, containing 50 acres, and di-
Tided into 10 acres, as per plan on file In the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court.
Terms AND CoNDfTIpNs-1Renty-s pei
cent. of the purchase price cath, the balance
in one year; purchasers furnishing notes Sc
cured by mortgage on the property pnT-
chased, bearing eight per cent, interest from
date until paid including 10 per cent 2ttOT-
uey's fees ia case suit is brought upon said
notes 10 enforce payment
SAMUEL MANSFIELD,
administrator OF said Succession.
axe Charles La .Iuly | l. ISSl--tlS
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WHIT WORTH DIII EGE.
RrOOl1laaEen Miss,
RE-apPENs SEPT. %, $50

IL young ladies is Que of its hest recon-
meulaticns. Experienced teaeheFs arc GU
gagged Tor next serm, among them Professors
Ricketts, and ReWeil The Boarding Depart
meat Is bonetlfke, discipline good, Iates
low. The cost fQf academic year ii College
CLASSES, tneluding board washing fuel add
tuition u Anglish aud ATTN, Il paia pi9Eipt-
Il Higher 1t BEoel haven than - Cairo Jack
aaia, Team, Dyfpnd Sre5as1a, 5Aekson Miss,
Qf sQmBlt See Catalogue NJ 8s This III
part aee0ugss fsr she heaiii ilness IF lbs
leeAt5qn. For Catalogue giying AT neesieti
Information. address
~. Ess n n son. ID ID,
5ulEs meas PIeEidsHt
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On hast Saturday, tllc 4th of .iniy,
the remains of Henry Watkins Allen,
Loaisianas war Governor, were re-
moved from their temporary resting
place in the city Of New Orleans to
Baton Rouge, the Capital Of the State,
for final interment beneath beanti-
fnI monument erected for the purpose
under the stately magilolias which
adofn the State House grounds. The
greatest respect was shown by the
citizens Of botll cities for the dead
hero, his remains being followed from
the train to the place of interment by
ri immense coneonEse of people from
all the country around, and the Gov
ernor and has staff and all the military
and civil dignitsries joined in the
procession. And to quote the Ian
gnage of Al exchange, we will say,
l'no man ever lived for whom the pee-
pie of Louisiana had so much love.
They admire and renerate other he
roes, bnt they loved Allen