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The Osceola times., 1886-03-27
ELMoT, ARK, Mar. ~, ST

EDlrog TiMks Dear Sir: AS
there il much talk about the state of
Florida, ] will endcavor to pen You
few thoughts concerning said state,
AMI others.
left Elmot on the Str. Dean
Adams Tuesday, March the 4th.,
reached Mcmphi. at 0;3O p. IN. the
same day, and lett the next via. the
Valley route. was interested in
all that could be seen, therefor, look
ed at the country very closely. The
country traversed 10y this route is
rather cn the "poor" order; some
places broken, Will, Others, on the
other extreme, was very low and
swampy, and there seemed /" be very
little preparation being made to-
ward farming. ] julg" the land |
saw in cultivation, would produce,
on an average, about l-3 Of II bale OF
cotton per acre. 1t WAS night when
we passed through Mississippi, and
when light came again, found Ms IN
the Creole state, near the city OF
Baton Rouge. The country was
some better than that passed through
the evening before. Baton Rouge
the former capital of louisiana, is a
nice little city Of some ten or twelve
thousand inhabitants, situated on the
Mississippi river in East Baton Par
ish. From this city to New Orleans
the road runs through an almost con
tinuous succession of rice and sugar
plantations, which is worth trip to
see; farm after farm grcets the eye
of the traveller until New Orleans i:
reached. | was told by gentlcnal
from Baton Rouge shat many of th'
plantations produce 2NM pounds al
sugar to the acre, and that the Ian,
is worth from so to $50 per acre
and could not be rented at any price
Labor is worth from 80 cts. To- 81 ~
per day. These plantations are own
ed by very rich men, who will neither
sell nor rent, and force the labnrer'
to work by the day n, stated prices
Being informed that the Exposition
was hardly worth visit, as it coul,
not be compared to the exhibit O
last year, we did not tarry in til,
Crescent city, and left for Pensacola
( Fla, via. Mobile, by the l.. & y. II
; II. Pensacola is a neat city of som,
3 l2,UW or 1900 inhabitants, situat
: ed Oh the bay Of that name, ~ mile
from the gulf Of Mexico, aud is mex
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door to my own robbery.
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| do a very small act.
Every time ! opprcss a servant
am guilty of a sin against God.
Every time ! inflict pain upon 4
dumb animal, | lower myself below
the victim of my anger.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
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Wehavr splendid lots and plenty of forage fol
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COURT RECORD.

Court IN GENERAL TERM--Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox aud james
Crawford VS.. +. S. e Il. Co.; mandate
from U. s. Supreme Court filed. Keyser VS..
Hume; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice Merrick.
rem VS.. Summers; appearance Of absent de-
fendant ordered. Pacific National Bank VS..
Won Stamp; same order. Palmer VS..
Craven; same order.
CRIMINAL CoURT--Justlce MacArthur.--
William Z. Chace, libel; on trial.
CIRCUIT CoURT--Justice Hagner. John
son vs. District of Columbia; on trial.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell. - Thomas
Welch, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days.
John Adams, do; do. Henry Hamilton,
profanity; So or days aud execution OF
sentence suspended John Thomas,
vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Michael
Knighton, loud and boisterous; S. or 10
days and execution OF sentence suspended.
Mary Hawkins, loud and bolsterous; do
William O'Brlen, disturbing the quiet of
West Washington; dismissed. Kate Doyle,
disorderly in the county; S. or I days and
execution Of sentence suspended. Michael
Mccarthy, profanity; S. or days. Henry
Nogler, carrying concealed weapons $50 or
60 DAYS.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-18
West washington,

The property-owners In Georgetown,
along the route OF the proposed traction
railroad, are keeping up their warfare
against the laying OF tracks there. The
committee of eleven appointed at last
weeks meeting met last night mt the
rooms OF the Cooperative Building Asso-
citation on High street TO complete their
mode Of action. They reported that the
property-owners on n street had signed
The protest against the laying of tracks
there. The committee will present the pro-
test before the Senate Committee to-
morrow.
Miss Susan Hoffman, sIster-in-law to Mr..
A. IL. Herr, ia lying very i'll at his resi-
dence with heart disease.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, a
young man named Albert Heitmuller was
seriously injured by having his right leg
broken while working on the old building
on the corner of Thlrtieth and NJ streets.
IL seems that lleitmulcr was jaking UP n
large timber, when suddenly 1t slipped and
struck his right leg Just below the Knee, in.
llicting the injury above mentioned. Drs.
Louis Mackall and Sutherland were called
In and after setting the leg pronounced tho
injury quite serious. He was then taken to
Providence Hospital In the Police ambu-
lance.
Temperature and condition of water at z
q. M. Great Falls, temperature, 60; con-
dition, 3; receiving reservoir, temperature,
G3; condition at north connection, 2; con-
dition at south connection, 90; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 63; condition at in
fluent gatehousc, 4; coudition at eflluent
patehgilsc g.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-18
Old Dominion Nnfea.

No coupons have thus far been rendered
for taxes In Halifax County.
The Norfolk crop Of strawberrlesls is larger
this year than any grown since It's trucking
career began.
The Young Mems Christian Association
fund at Bristol has reached nearly $4 800,
and the association has besides lot on
which to built that cost 81 800.
The cornerstone Of the Lee statue at
Richmond will be laid October 23, and
Colonel Charles Marshall Of Baltimore will
deliver the address of the occasion.
A mass meeting is to be held at Peters
burg tonight to select citizens ticket for
the municipal election. The ward commit
tees have recommended X. M. Dobie for
Mayor and w. B. McIlwaine for Common
wealth's Attorney.
The local convention of the Working
mems party at Richmond have placed a
ticket In the field for both branches Of the
city council. In some cases where they
were acceptable the Democratic nominees
for councilmen were indorsed.
Cluverius is no longer allowed to see Wis
itors, but he has an excellent appetite and
eats three substantial meals day. He is
also a good sleeper, going to bed at dark
and not getting up till long after sunrise.
He will remain in solitary confinement
awaiting the action of the Court OF Appeals,
which Will meet at Staunton, September 10.
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fT TIE TITEfTR ES.
The Performance of "La PeriohoIo"-
Clever Alice Harrison.

The Performance of "La PerIchoio"--
Clever Alice Harrison.
The second week of the season OF sum
mer opera opened last night before a
crowded house. Truly the constant increase
In the size Of the audiences should be
source OF encouragement TO the
management. OfTenbach's "La Pert.
chole,n one of the most charming
and tuncful Of this gifted writer's produo-
tions, was the attraction. In this opera
this company made its greatest success last
season, which was renewed last night.
Miss Winston, as PiquWlo, needs no com.
ment. Her rendition of the part is marked
by an abandon that Ia quite delightful and
more than compcnsates for her shortcom-
ings in musical execution. Miss Scarle, as
La PGicholc, renewed her former success,
her rendition OF the letter and the drinking
songs being the features of the evening.
Messrs. Allen aud Hogan, as Don 1ndres
and Pdndtclld, 6were capital portraitures,
while Mr.. Bells antics as the old prisoner
were ludicrous. The chorus Is well-trained
and acquitted Itself remarkably well.
Alice Harrison opened at the National
Theatre before large audience last night
in "lIot Water" This Is another OF those
musical farce.comedles without plot or rea-
son, whose only object is to amuse; but In
this, II outlaws and long-continued laugh
ter is any indication Of amusement, 1t Ger.
tainly succeeds, for the large audience was
almost convulsed with laughter from the
beginning to the end of the performance.
Miss Harrison herself is clever soubrette
and an excellent mimic, her imitation of
Maggie Mitchell being loudly applauded.
Although her voice is harsh, she more than
neutralizes this defect by her piquant act
ing. She is well supported, Mr.. Dickson,
George Kyle, Miss Stuart aud Misses Bow
ers and Gifnnell being especially good.
Mr. Girard's Indian club exercise was n
skillful exhibition and duly appreciated.
The comedy is plentifully sprinkled with
choice musical numbers, which are accept
ably rendered. Those who want TO enjoy
Il hearty laugh before the close of the sea
son should see "IIot Water" which will
run through the werk.
A crowded and delighted audience was
In attendance at Barton e Logan's Museum
last night TO see May Adams and her
troupe of Japanese md Chinese Minstrels
and Burlesque Company. The company
has improved since their first visit, and
present many new and more attractive acts
and faces. The songs, dances and varied
specially acts received continued rounds of
applause. They appear every afternoon
and night this week.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-18
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and quarter.