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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-01
ADnual Meeting.

For lame back, side or chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster Price 25 cents.
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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The new books recently received have
been properly placed in the city library,
improving the appearance as well as
making the list of available books more
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a. 3. LANcK.

FoR SALE-I have gasoline stove
(thFee burner) and one Of the celebrated
Stewart cooking stoves. wood burner,
both in a seryiceabie condition, which /
will sell at bargain.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Cankel
Mouth. Sold by Chss. Ryder.
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The Peters Hardware company have
placed balconies along both sides Of
their large store rooms, by which they
largely increase the shelving capacity.
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NEW HOMES.

During 1884 Emporia has been push.
ing straight ahead with Characteristic
enterprise. The progress made has
been remarkable, and In no respect more
noticeable than IN the large number Of
resldences completed. To describe or
even mention all the hundreds of resi-
dences constructed would require more
time and space than can now be given
on the matter. Brief notice of q few of
the substantial residences constructed by
our Oldest and leading citizens will be Of
interest
WIN. Adds
has finished, on the southwest corner Of
Union and Seventh, a beautiful pressed
brick residence, Eastlake style. This
commodIous home is two stories high !;
has twelve rooms, and cost about &c.,
900.
cold. W. FEIGHAN
has completed at cost of about $4,000
large two-story residence with twelve
spacious rooms. This home of stately
southern style, located on full acre al
0 North Merchants, when the plans for
ornamentatlon are completed and when
the lawn and trees surrounding are what
they are to be soon, will be one of the
most attractive in the city.
G. W. BENEFITS
home at SO Neosho street has been re.
built and made very rOomy and hand
some. 1t is frame, two stories, and con.
taIns eleven rooms, the entire cost being
about $1,000.
COL. J. NJ. STEELE
has finished an elegant residence on 6
very desirable 1Ocalion-the corner OF
Sixth and Neosho. This residence with
its east and south exposure, and its or
nsmental finish, is universally admired
1t contains seven main rooms, and cos
| 81 900.
JUDGE K. W. CUNEINGHAM.
has not only ornsmented his lot, bu
Market street entire by the haDdsom.
residence he has built at the head of i
on Twelfth avenue. The odd GOTH,
style of the residence, its elaborate, OF
nate, yet symmetrical general appear
ance makes it very attractive. 1t con
tains eleven main rooms.
GEORGE MC'CANDLEss
has built at 95 Rural street very hand
some and commodious home. 1t is
two-story frame residence, containing
eight main rooms, double parlors an,
large halls. 1t cost about $1,000.
COL: A. N. FLORY,
who hiss comparatively recently come t
Emporla, has already erected at 80
Commercial neat two story residenc
with seven rooms at a cost of aboU
T $4,000.
D. S. HURLBUF
finished in the summer at 81 Cmo
street, q large two story residence wit
groons costing about So. 500, which |
now occupied by Mr.. Harmon Harrison
R. E. ToRRINGToN's
r residence on the northwest corner
! Merchants ard Eighth, is one of the bel
t arranged, most commodious and hant
: some residences completed during tn
D year. 1t contains nine rooms, and CO..
l about $1,000. 1t Is on a most desirabl
Y site.
D The above buildings, almost withol
!. exception, have been provided with ga
t water, baths, furnaces, double parlo
= and all the modern eonveniences, an
d would be a credit to any city.
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Hackmetack, lasting fragrsnt peg
fume. Price % and so cents. Sold by
Chas. Ryder.
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Planty.iof HON

We loan money on land and live stock
80 FnKINs 8 SIsLER, Brokers
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II. Vancleve, whose wife died under
suspicious circumstances last summer
on Rock creek, has been committed to
jail for fines and costs. amounting to
Bis.
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Offices with Wells Bros, oyer En-
porIa Savings Bank
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To loan on farm property on long OF
short time on easy terms
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There are now on exhibition at the gal.
lery Il. S. Page two magnificent pastel
crayoa pictures, one OF Captain Page
and the other of his sister, Mrs. E. 4
Moore. The pictures are 30x40. They
were done by E l. Gage OF Chicago, from
pictures finished In Pages studio. They
are excellently finished. They show al
artists skill In every detail. The ex.
presslons are made true to the original
The finish Is such as TO bear closer IN.
spection than the generality of such
work. It will be we'll worth the time
and pains to drop in and look at them
Together with the heavy gilt frames
they mako an expensive and very hand.
some addition 10 the studio. They are
a present to the captain from his sister,
Mrs. Moore.
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Mr.. Hugh DUNN, Centralia, Penna,
states tina. S. jacobs OIL, the wonderful
pain reliever, Is just the thing for
rheumatism and he would not be with
ont il in his houee.
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IN cases OF dYs-
;pepsia. debility.
,rheumAtism,I he
iver and 2gue,
slivef compl6i-
snts. Inactivity
sof the kidneys
Ia u q bladder,
iconst I patio n
land other oEgA-
iEic NAL . d lie 9,
iHOstetter,s Ste
tmaeh Bitsers iE
IA tried remedy,
Ito which the
medical bFoth-
erh 90 h "a v e
iiEnt their pro
lfessiUna' sane
tion. and which
Jas a tonic, alter
t4ttVe and house
hold specific foI
yer and bowels
y For sale by
Vhon apply for
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LosT-BetWeen Emporia and Ameri-
Gus, on the 24th, q pocket-book contain
ing two notes, made payable to a. r.
Lance, and other papers, Finder will
please leave st this ONCE
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.

Once over Griffith & Ewing's hard
,vara atnra
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The Kansas Sabbath school confer
ence of the society of Friends was held
here Friday and Saturday. There were
present among others from abroad. the
evangelists Hartby and Baker, Frances
A. Wright of Kansas City, Jesse
Kemp of Douglass county, Prof. Ed.
mund Stanley Of Lawrence. There
were discussions on many topics of in.
terest and general discussion OF mat
tiers pertaining to the Sabbath school
work in the Friends church. The next
conference will be held next May, the
place to be decided in the future
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Money TO loan on live stock.
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At tie Emporia Nsuonsl Bsnk.

Why will YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, SO cts. and 81 Sold by Chas
RYDER.
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Miss Luella E. Taylor closed her
school in district No. SO on December
"a until after New Years. She was the
recipient of handsome copy of Bryant's
poems from her pupils, and in turn pre-.
sented each of them with a souvenir. In
the evening of the same daV the Har-
mony Hill Literary society held its reg
ular meeting, Mr.. W. c. Pollock, pre-.
siding. The society consists of the
above named school and others in the
neighborhood, and very pleasant even
ing was spent in listening to a program
consisting of debate, declarations, read.
ings, music and social intercourse.
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J. B. Miller IS now prepared TO pay
the highest market price for all the hay
IN the country at Americas.
S. NJ Bell has coal on hand and will
continue TO keep it.
Headlight coal oil $1.75 at Bonds.
Shot guns for sale at j. s. Gibson's
Mixed and other paints at Bonds.
Glassware and queensware at Lesh
Bros.
Cakes, crackers, candy. nuts, cigars
and tobacco at 81. W. Gibson'e.
When you want frst-class coal oil and
lamp fiues go to J. D GibsoH's.
Jewelry ct Gibson's.
l.-1,a;rs -, ,-,;r,,. r,aod. q, c;haon,s
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WIN. Adds

has finished, on the southwest corner Of
Union and Seventh, a beautiful pressed
brick residence, Eastlake style. This
commodlous home is two stories high /;
has twelve rooms, and cost about &c.,
nO0
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Administrators Notice OF Appoint.

Notice ~ hereby given that have been sp-
rietta Vernon. deeeased, by the probate couft
OF Lyon couEly, Kansas. Letters OF sdrninls-
tfatiO1 dated Decent sT 3. 1884
l3E l. 3. VERNON. Adm illustrator.
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AMER1Cus NEWS.
EnETxD BY BURLow.
Hunnsn.v nen y

THURSDAY Dec. 20.
The concert at the n. Z. church Tues
day night was e successful affair, and
consisted of varied program. Several
pieces were heartily encored and brought
down the house with laughter. Among
those most deserving of mention was
@Obediah and Evalina;" also tbs full
chorus and the "old MAIDS chorus, /" not
30 much from the the fine display OF az
tistic singing as from the amusement
furnished the audience. Several selec-
tinns in both vocal and Instrumental
music were pieces of . high order and
could not fail TO please the cultivated
ear. Thus were all classes satisfied and
the concert q pronounced success.
The case of Isaac Brown vs.. 8. P Nc
Cav, before Squire Grinell, was com
promised.
Mercury registered II degrees below
zero yesterday morning.
Dir. Morrison, brother-in law of Wm.
BalIOu,i Who spent Christmas with Mr. B.
Mr.. Morrison halls from Kentucky.
Craig Anderson contemplates q com.
mendablc enterprise which we hope will
be fully developed ers long. Reference
will be made &c It hereafter.
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Groceries never were lower at G. c.
Pickering s. Co.'s.
Great Bend Imperial -four at Lesh
Bros.
Silver and Deming iron pumps for
sale bv j. 8. Gibson.
The best family -four from 81 to $1.35
per sack at c. q. Pickering & Cos.
Diamond DYES at Bonds.
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-Notespaper aud candies at Bonds
Give c. G. Pickering s. Co. your pat
ronage.
8. A. Brown & Co. have made the
prices on lumber to correspond with
that of corn, and will take either cash
or corn IN exchange for lumber. Theil
hard pine Is Just the thing for frames
for dwellings, cribs, sheds Snd barns
Prices are muJilsted.
A dandy line of stationery at Bonds
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Fanny nec


The Christmas tree at the U. P.
church presented very beautiful sp-
pearancs and was we'll ladened with
presents, both useful, ornamental. beau
tiful and instructive The giving of the
presents was supplemented by varied
program of music and recitaiions, inter
sperse'l with select readings and essays
by the Sunday school and teachers. The
house was we'll filled and very pleasant
evening was spent by those present.
D. j. Roberts spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Bond.
s. P. McCaw lost a valuable horse
Christmas night.
William Tague DOW sports the finest
cutter that Americas can boast Of Thil
with fine horse and harness and plenty
of chimes aud bells makes BIZ. Tagut
the hsndsomest winter turnout in town
The young girls in Americas will re-
] ceive calls from the young gentlemen
from to p. m. New Years day as fol
lows: Alice Gibson, assisted by Lille
Clark, at j. s. Gibson's; Hattie Edger
", assisted by Caddie 10y and Minnie
r. Tressler, at the residence Ut Craig
Anderson Lewie Hill, assisted by Mol
lie Mcmillan and Sadie Wright, q
Mrs. Hills. The lassies hope the lad
will not fail to appear.
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SATURDAY, Dec

OATUhDA1B OcCs -.
There was Christmas tree Christmas
night at the Butler school house. The
tree was we'll flied with presents and
everything went of nicely except slight
and the sergesntatarms. RumoF has
1t that the sergeant-starms rudely jerk
ed Joseph back from the stove, when
Joe lent him 9 couple by way Of compIi-
ment. 1t is said the S. A. was knocked
out on the second round, catching two
fowls on the fly in the face, but made
an admirable home run. No arrests.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
II you need a good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of j. S. Gibson.
Reduced prices on readY-made cloth
ing and ladies' cloaks. We have an
oveTstock and will sell them regardless
ers will get very low prices. j. D. Glib
son.
Wakefeld's Cough Syrup, Harter's
Lung Balsam aud Twin City Oil at b.
w. Gibson's.
A large assortment OF mems clofhin 2
and furnishing goods at Lesh Bros.'
MONDAY, Dec &c,
Prof. S Willard, ofthe orphans home
at Loysville, brother of the Willards at
this place, is visiting here.
DR.. Houbousb, relative OF the Tress
lers, has been visiting friends here. He
went to Hartford To Welt relatives on
Saturday,, but will probably return in Q
few days.
A couple of sleigh loads of young peo-
pie were out riding Friday evening. aud
both had the misfortune 10 upset, SPILL
ing the occupants out into the snow.
Mrs. J. D. Gibson and Mrs. Sadie
James are visiting friends In Council
Grove.
Icy and slick roads make it hard work
for the teamsters
Mrs. A. ]. Sax has resumed her music
teaching since her return from the east.
We omitted mentioning it at the time OF
her return.
J B. Miller IS now preuared tn nav
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Are you rheumatism racked ?
aKidncy-Wort cured me, after was giyen up -
die Ly phyElcssns and bad uttered thirty yGsrs.s
Elbr1dge Malcolm, West Bath Mama
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Ladies, are you suffering2
aKidpey-Worf cured OF peculiar troubles oil
ssVera years standing. Many friends and praiss
IT. Ma a LAmoreaux, lA1e L. AotSe, Vt.
IF you would Danish Disease
and gain Health, Take
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EMPORIA MARKETS.

EnFoaIA. Kans.. Dec. 81
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COL. >. W. FEIGHAN

has finished an elegant residence on q
very desirable 1Ocaiion-the corner of
Sixth and Neosho. This residence with
its east and south exposure, and its or
namental finish, is universally admired.
1t contains seven main rooms, and cost
| 81 900.
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Are you tormented with P1es1
s.Ridney-Wort permanently cured me OF bleeding
ulleS DIT. W. C. Kline recommended Il 20 M"
Geo q Horst, Cashier n. Bank, HyerStoWn, Pc.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish OnaGhita,
Fifth District Court.
Succession of L. M. OSBORNE, deceased.
BY virtue OF an order of sale
issued by the Hon. Fifth District Court,
in and for the Parish of OuachitR, and
to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit will sell at public auction
between legal hours OF sale, to the
last and highest bidder, at the late resi-
dence of l.. M. Osborne, deceased ia the
Parish of Ouachita, on x
Thursday. 3Ist day Of pecemper, 1888,
the following described property. to-wit;
One gin belt, two horse wagon. cross
cut saw, lot plows, ] gin stand, saddle.
bride and blanket, ! mule lBill), ! mnle
(Petsr), mule (Jennette), mule (Fox),l
black horse. ! hack and harness, rs hogs
more or less lin the woods, fat boat,
Terms of sale--On IL months credit for
what the property will bring-tbe purchasr
or to execute a note bearing 8 per cent per
annum interest with approved security.
]. +. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Saturday, Dec. 10. 1886.
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DEFINITION OF ANEwsPAP Err

Bill Nye.)
1t is q library. 1t is an encyclopedia,
. poem; b biography, history.
directory, a timetable, romance,
cook book, q guide, horoscope, an art
critic, political resume, ground plan
Of the civilized world, low-priced
multum In parvo. II lie sermon. q
circus, an obituary picnic, shipweck,
q symphony 10 solid BREWER, a medley
n solid bFevier, Q medley of life and
death, q grand aggregation of mans
glory and his shame. 1t is in short a
birds eye view Of all the magnanimity
and meanness. the joys and sorrows,
blfflb ana deaths, the pride and pow
srty Of the world, all for FIVE cents.
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QUOTATIQNs.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Sugar, higher: open kettle, choice, SIC
strictly prime, &c; prime, 47sd: good TAR
to fully fair, 45sc; good common to
fair 40 4ssc; inferior to common, 3%9
4c, centrifugal plantation granulated, 6H@
6 S-i6 off granula.ed, eHc, choice white,
6@6Mc, off while, &c; greywhite,
SIC. choice yellow clarified 1l-l7c, prime
yellow clarified, SIS, off clarified,
~. seconds, 45z055s. Molasses firm,
open kettle, choice. Ala 42c, strictly prime,
81 039c, good prime, 34@36c, prime. NG932c.
good fair, 25@2Sc, good pmmon, lie. CEN
trifugal, strictly prime. 2S9S0c, good prime,
24c, fair to prime, 2O@24c, common to good
common, I6OlSc, inferior l4O loo. Rice
steady, ordinary to prime, 3T@54c.
Flour, dull, Choice, $4.4O, Fancy, S4.GOc,
Extra Fancy $4.7O, Minnesota patents, So
SO. Winter, $3.50. Corn Gull, mixed. 44c,
yellow, 44(945c, white, 42@43c. Oats firm.
choice western, 37Tc. Texas, 34c. Corn meal
quiet, $500. Hay firm, prime, $l5W 1000,
choice, $17 a. Is 90. Pork quiet, 1919
Lard quiet, 6Tc. Bulk meats steady,
shoulders, 3.75c, long clear, 5.0Oc clear rib
sides, 500 Bacon steady: shoulders. SIC,
long clear, SIC, clear rib SIS: Hams choice
sugar cured, 91l@1Oc. skysdu!l, We5.-
ern rectified, $l.OO01.25. Coffee, quiet,
cargoes common to prime, 7@9Mc. Bran
dull, 82<c. Cotton seed oil, dull, crude,
new, 22l5023, refined, 30E@3lc, +. 0, b.,
cake, 1s1z@l9Hc, meal, 1870
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CHERIFF's SALE.
JOHN MARTIN VS.. TIMOTHY BYRNE

Mo- 545.--The State of Louisiana.
Parish of f Carol, Eighth District Court
BY virtue of awrit Of fes1 Jdctas issued by
the Hon. Eighth District Court in and for the
Parish of East Carol, and to mo directed in
the above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction, between
legal hours of sale. to the last and highest
bidder, at the door of the Court House in
the City of Monroe, La, on
Saturday, 9th bay OfJanuary, 1885,
the following described property, to-.dt
A certain II months bond. dated 10th NY
of LAP, 1854 made il. favor of .C.Weaks Us.
marshal for the western district of Louis
lana, for $SSG.77 with per cent Interest per
annum thereon from its date until paid,
and interest thereon.
Said bond signed, by Maggie ByrOne, aus
thorized by Timothy Byrne, signed also
by r. f. Montgomery as security, taken in
the suit of Joseph Fader VS. ID. l.. Morgan
and Timothy Byrne, No. Is on the docket
of the Circuit COprtOf the United States for
western district of Louisiana, which said
bond was duly recorded in mortgage book
". and for the Parish Of East Carroll pp thR
22d day of October, A ID 1884, together with
the mortgage resulting from its recOrdatiOp
Terms OF ,Sdie-CaslI, with the benefit of
appraisement.
J. f. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Saturday, December, 70, 1885.
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The Sentinel says, that it learns that
number Of the citizens OF Concordia
peyISK, viii from stock company for
: ~ Establishment Of permanent race
cdurssat VIdalia. Now II the people
OF Ouachita would set to work and
oeganizs fair association, as we have
suggeeted, we have no doubt but that
3 40 greatly benefit the whole
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

The Fort Worth and New Orleans
railroad, seems to'be fixed fact. The
work Of laying rails began last We'd
nesday ct the former place. This road
will no doubt be of great value TO the
Crescent City.
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D6CemDbr. y
Flour dull. family, S3.7O@3 so, choice,
4OO(@4.O1, xxx, $3 45G03.55, fancy, 4.5O@
1872, patents, $5. 25e0 60. Wheat higher, No.
red Fall, 921lc, cash. Corn higher, No
2 mixed, 32%c cash. Oats, lower,
26x cash. Hay, firm, $l0.00@13.50. Bran
steady, sacked, 59D60c. Corn meal higher,
81 65Dl 20. Pork, steady 80 OO010 90. Lard.
stedy, s 8OD5 So. Bulk meats: long clear sides
Use, short rib So, short clear OOc.
Bacon: long clear, Toe. short rib, 4 SIS
s 20 short clear s 85140O5 90c. Boxed
lots: long clear, 4 sOD4 IS, short rib, A 50
Whisky steady, 81 10. Hams,SS 5O0ll 00c.
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~ North and South railroad is
! being aboomed." New York capita
lists have, 70 we learn, become interested
and aFs sssking reformation on the
subject. Our young friend Talbot
6tillmeR = corresponding with several
parties Oh the subject, and furnishing
:lhep. with whatever Information he
roubsijss. The prospects are apparen-
lly hriehtbr now than ever!
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FOR RENT !
+. VOLLMAN,

DIR. e. N. PORTS offers his residence on
Island DeSiard for rent. II.
Will also rent the Cole, or VIM. Scriber
place, containing 100 acres i'm cultivation.
The cotton seed grown on this place to be
returned to the land. Will. rent FIR one
year or for aterm of years.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Mr.. Silas Sutherland, we'll known
Mississippi river pilot, who has been
seriously III for some time past at New
Orleans, Is recovering.
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ssasIho sGosernor hes appointed our
friend N. g. Skipwith, to be Inspector
Of Weights and Measures for the
parish of Ouachita. A good appoint
ment.
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2. U! .!|IEaE4|'s!F

The grsat and lsading question,
Whlch should resolve the attention Of
~ 1loss men In particular and orr
Sltinl q general, Il the North and
I I Uoa 4u1ullUu. n amer the
Ant ~ q Januafy, Immediately afRr
oar msrchants have completed ~
invsntorist u their stocks, and staztsd
on ~ the new year, they will % ~
WORK II earnest to seca on almost
aho0lnte necessity to the psopE o.
volopmsnt ofthe Oaachlta VALLEYS W.
hayo no doubt but that the dawn o.
he year 1857 will flnd the rad com.
pjslsd, q nearly 70, and the business
q this city immensely benefited. Let
! determlned move b made In this
d(ai1)onu ard - lit Il not rewarded
n sL4IYlA
y LIZ eII|cng tie PIdte Indlaus
y attended With ,dlflculty. II mai
dan doo moi M hsr lover she tells
~ grandmother, and when the young
man comes agaIn the old lady takes q
shovelfal Of hot ashes and throws
them In his face. This Is equivalent
70 sivin1 ~ 4heplpp. ~ Y. Sun.
No woAdGx tnssafidke GETS "on the
War path" occasionally.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Mr.. David Rattray, who formerly
edited the Copcordia Eagle, died in
Bolivar County, Mics, last Wednes-
day.