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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by 8. 4. Mason, dentist. 2fS FouranG-
a.half street northwest.
Kangaroo skin shoes for gentlemen, button
lace, and congress; the most comfortable shoe
made. Mrs VIM II. Rich, III Market space.
There viii be session Of the probate court
tomorrow morning at 10 clock.
Daniel johnson, colored messenger at police
headquarters, has been discharged.
Ben. M. EckloT has been appointed q driver
Of the seventh precinct patrol wagon.
Edward II. Kennedy has entered suit against
John Radey for false arrest and Imprisonment,
claiming 50 600 damages.
Joseph Beard, white man, % years old,
was arrested Saturday night by OfIlcer Block
on charge of breaking into the shop of W. II.
Daniels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
At q Special Term thereof holden this 10th day
ofJuly, AID, 1886.
Alice c.PalmeT plaintiff No oo,, F,
Robert Craven, ct al, defend Equity docket,
ants. ~. b
On motion OF the plaintiff. by Messrs. Perry
and Wilson, her solicitors, II Is ordered that the
defendants, Robert Craven and Cora, his wife;
Louis s. Craven and Lois, his wife; Alfred E.
Craven and Matilda, his wife; Ellen T. Craven,
Mary G. Thomae, and Charles w. ThomRe, her
husband, and Maria l.. Craven, cause their ap.
pearance to be entered herein on or before the
next rule day, occurring forty days after this
day; otherwise the cause Will be proceeded
with as in case of default, Tho object of this
suit Is to enjoin the defendants from setting up
any claim of title TO the property described
particularly In the bill filed therein, being the
same which was conveyed tOTunls Craven, de-
ceased, by Archibald Henderson and others ON
the 10Th day of June, 1887, the plaintiff alleg-
ing that the defendants are estopped from
making any such claim Further 1t Is ordered
that the publication of this order be made
twice week for three successive weeks in
some newspaper other than IN addition TO the
Washington Law Reporter, of general circula-
ton, printed and published In the city of
Washington, District aforesaid.
CHARLES p. JAMES, j.
A true copy.
Test. r. ]. MEIGs, Clerk
by l., T. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk
jyl9m8t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26
New Y0rk VS.. NatIonals today At 4:8O.
started Across the Continent

The G. A. r. excursion to San Francisco LEFT
here yesterday at 1918 o'clock for thirty days
trip. The excursionists numbered about 1875,
and the train which carried them is perfect
moving home, consisting of q kitchen car, two
dining room cars, one baggage car, and five
sleepers. A large number of friends were pres
ent 10 see tho party off. The list Of those going
from here has been published.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26

Rupture radically cured, also pile
tumors and fistulp. Pamphlets of particulars
10 cents IN stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medi-
col Association, Buffalo N, Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26
Underwear! Underwear!

We are not going to keep this line any longer,
so we have placed price on them which will
compare with any that has been offered yet
Only three lines left-Chemises, Gowns, and
Skirts.
100 Genuine seersucker Shirt Waists, small
At the Combination.
Chemise, tucked and lace trimmed cut from
At the Combination.
Chemise fine embroidered yoke and torchon
edge, cut from 49c 10 $50.
At the Combination.
Chemise fine embroidered yoke and cambria
edge, cut from SOC 10 48c.
At the Combination.
Chemise, fine embroidered yoke and cam
brio edge, cut from 60c TO 63c.
AT the Combination.
Chemlse, fine all-oyer yoke, Pompadour
neck, cut from zoe to Gle.
At the Combination.
Chemise, fine torchon yoke and finest mus
At the Combination.
Chemise, cambria all'over yoke, very fine
edge trimming, very fine muslin, cut nom 00c
to77c.
At the Combination.
SOC Long Gown, cut 10 800.
At the Combination.
SOC Embroidered Front Long Gowns Mt Csc.
At the Combination.
99c Embroidered Front Long Gowns at soc.
Atthe Combination.
Sl.M Embroidered Long Gowns at 900.
Attic Combination.
40c White Skirt, tucked and rallied, at $50.
At the Combination.
G9c White Skirt, lace inserting and cambria
uck, 49c.
1.-THE Combination.
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A. KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE
Combination Stores,
l24l-l243 Eleventh St. S. E.
We Close at 7P.M.
Telephone call, 1879.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26
Caurht Stealing Goyernment Paper

a lot of Jersey Child's Suits that were $780,
reduced TO 81. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh
and streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-26

Mr.. A. ID. SMITH, Idaho N. c., cured rheu
matism with two bottles OF ST. Jacobs Oil.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
REAL ESTATE.
p,,c,vrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

,,,ostinp of the Committee on Legislation
Real Estate xchauge was held yesterday James
~ vsrnam presiding. George IL. Scott, Ihomas r.
%. - ". G. orr Leonard j. Carpenter William Cruis-
- constant A. Andrews aud Myer s. lsaacs were
n escnt Mr.. Orr. the chairman of the Committee
c,npty Clerks Searches bill stated that the bii
"a necn signed bv the Governor and was now law
s.achcs we're returne by the County Clerk III Ten
aav. In pursuance OF the bill to that eject
Mr. scoti-Can search he obained IN ten oaysa 80
Mir Ory-Yce in two days II you pay the extra ie"N'
VI, sc,tt m.ved a vote OF thanks to the committee
na IN doing so stated that the EXCHANGE had in'to-
auced and carried through this b); that ma" nov "
tered away Influence over nnm'er ot a'isrrar g, ~
ters but hal, much as possible c"nn"eu -, Po ihe
y, urgent tmrortauc- to the re estate INTERESTS me
passing of el was IN fact victory TOT , "' ,~ de-
aud the committee VINO had englheereu ,n c
served a vote OF thanks. which was Unanimously "c
The cS,irman stated tina, he had prepared report Of
the work of Tue commitee for the pas session. u, so
hid NJ Ahany with regard To the Land Trans er Reform
bills which now approved s ths nu.ua' In s -, -,
and the S~wlYork Life Insurance Cgmpany by all the
dred lawyers and others ncu ing all the leading CON
veysncer~ e., -, cr,, g. prar sold four note.
made Ivy Il. II. MsuA Co. at Rchmond Va; con on 5aiy !,
ISL 10 J. A. Sweeney nor was for > GO "a GU
Sn.r 10! "a 100 for 500: aso Judgment recovered In
tns supreme Court for S67l0 AZ against Mil,a ,,r M
mann mann a'r ,S.t deed ON 10000 OF land in West
vrgini; Tue sale was reporGra %, and
a., ' for S 900 W H. Lans was the selier an" Jon" "
Sulliva the buyer. hulder
. 80 had M r II any, effect OF the real estttc MARX
as, week was an unusually active one despite ,he
snl~s between labor aud capital. aud the inquir Tor
ond securities Is Just as gre u hS at any nc
mi. season Thr opinion OF buyers and parties inenu-
Ing % invest IN real estate is that hs stikins business
Va IN bow over within month, with but Htilo uecnne III
ya!u"s' -, .o., s,orv hrov,stone
6Ueliug I'm Fnry-eghth-st, near tt'haVe was "ne'r"
Tor OnO there is u mortgage of SSOOp on the prop
ertv An estate of 20 AT Fairfield C0un " Conn
IL hnurs from New \ Ork. offered Tor So2'ooO.
loi,e and 10 acres Or.ngc Mountain fOr 9-o'oVo.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Eerlnres dn0 Meetlngs.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A stated quar-
N teriy meeting will BE- held on tut r, DAY: MAY o.
nj OcyCk in It's rooms In Clnton nali AS'or
Place. 1HpMA~ hC iiEh rresiueh'
] TURNBULL SMITH, secretary.
NEW. YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
~ Notice TO MembersA stated etng VII be held on
Tuesday vrnrng Nav 4. az o'clock. Hon JAMES w.
GERARD will read paper on fhe Donsan Chsrr 10 ths
' ANDREw WARNER. Recording secretary
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR.
ARGYLE HOTEL,

60 minutes from y. Y. and BROOK yn via. L. r. r
tharningly located Elegantly appointed.
oTr> Ji\E 20 &c .OBER
Deacripflve circular. compete information
mas u" rooms and rate, application Room -. 10
broadway A. NJ To p. NJ. or Glenh I'M Hotel 9TH and
2.d st. ~ u u. NJ. a. H. HAskINS Managet.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

No sales were held at Exchange and Auction Room
to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NEw-N oRk. Monday. May 3. 1886.

No sales were held at Exchange and Auction Room
to-day.
RECORDED REAL EsTA TIE rRASsFEHS-N. Y CITY.
Tho ,or, v,1c .a,vstr, ~ 'tr,asi,sions rocorled
;r ihe Negs,er's of CO Yesterday
s, N,cholasave : 55a9 # OF 1884 ST. 5o1l25; mn
,o.,s ,ol 10 II hH'o of stavc 2jy iooii; Ichd
HeHry re & es 20 sa1o me :9nrs.lSoi :ns same to
l24ih,si : 8 -Vo IL e'' ~ . ...'...'--.... Ill.,
lQ4th-t ss 222 IL e oi 'S'-"'e' -A'O' --'~ 80 ~ 1850
,24tha i3i ii Of 2sIiooli odn. ,,oo
sis1es i5S 1i Il Of isiayc 21icoi smetO o,o
sssS. 1ns is NV o ath.,vc. isx oO5' Ia'An 70 ,oo
Hudson 81 WcIeI ....... ........... $4,000
HaSta Ssn Aa and VIE 70 ccnsI u X s2799
T,Ie's, s,t o4 20 East SS@'9 +
S9tls n o. r,'e r 70 f T. ia,i.y '.... II. 100
Ma, 4 l'' 'oalov Ell al to Ii BeGow Alo.heI. u.
Ave- We 20 70 eSi " Pnize ... 2l5oo
Isl, ST il.scrq% to , Xan y,,S 3 .,c: 2SS 25SoS
FRANK e. q " "" 3 ~ '' ;1r,rs -. 1000
7iiI iIWaat ) apS vile to SaIisehmaroa 17ls5
]7'n 81 ,sc u = 10, 70 = II p K-ngy .. - 1900
.,,s sI' E',e iS % It Of saJo 5o1 Flota6e
la sti' i4e a. + # " o 9tlaye la51
7Is..iss 'ss 70 .l5 Il u ihav. 4l,iOo5:
7lst.1 S. 2$5 wOf 9Th ave isxioo5 sameio
7lsisi.s ~s' 355 ii " Of sthayc i0o5; 10
7ls..s' IS ''4 II VI .....-...' -..', $4,000
In1o" cyy " and .poi II le to G / chris'n1 $500
'''I'i, Smoa IN tu ''-S' $4,000
same PopPT'7 ny e, 81 g 5,, ;o9e German,
IS'qs iie ins otoJ won llooo
IN Marshall .... 5000
S''1ia ndrsop and wii' 10 ! 5rSndt 400
sdavc es 5 ioi 4o 2$d M.rd silooI TrSg Louis
r,vIS9 nsnS SS. sns Tis oTo TO Ca sI1'fN lido
1SI % hsI sn1 VII wife To- Mary ~inIth .... 5000
7Sd ,1art "a o. ''D'"'e ~ ....... W $4,000
rldrlrretst ~. lot $50 251oo NJ Adrian and
s7E.st Ese no $ " VI Fl o. o-ave 81 Grim
l"oin n an and vie to y II Jaeo6 ..... 1900
s2dsl no s6s Vest IY1ioG2; Margt Deems to o....
lisS,i ana' semi 5Si 35Ai0O;i Albert
'''I r. rssnd vile to u Cor6ett 27cOo
70 ,iargt Kelly '~ - ls5OO
srS another ........--. 900
lsiih.sI. sol:6ne OF Sthave. i6d1s9lli L II .,o
ses a1u 81 w-r5fr Of ID ave % i'OO
Norfo 10 s '' Sseii g. lestees 5oS5o
Moore ann vile to oinan 1880
ret al to HaDerusn ....... 10000
a. hnsl,nhto% N SoscshaS ......'. $4,000
ap1 wife 10 iennie BeineIf 1890
s5ih ST. = - n Q Of 3d-ave > xlOu4: Ellen Ran
dall and another 10 Mar 221Oo
S2dsf, ; OF Aye-A. loo 6X3j.s i NaH EIert
and wife " Marks 2S,3UO
3d ave. lot "A (23d Ward. 7S.ox O0Xlrregi
f. TWcil to l. DcDrOse 40
Same nrop-rty W smith ard wife V MclDtyrc 5000
ao VII, $ 70 OF ForsnSe CO GA en- ave 1850
>4'; 81 ~ ESu,2 x;2a n " nj u Terbert - $4,000
F1rt@e a, " lot 81; c Tuhl 10 Goldberg Cs.OOO
1s' BrnNc MO o. - lo5oo
Isl ST. u : lot = 2OI506I l9I l249llj II Rouane
1Sias e zo4 90 wss me- Men oOOO
llfb-aye s, 1913 II n OF 52d -st, 10 x 266xll4bt
5.d-st x25x75.3xlOc: QuiaD and wife TO l. Con- - -.
A"''VV
tot ,5 Me 80 o. r lo25o
ANep Soe s,d y,i TO L IIay ana another 80 700
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
6iinniicns tOaric0--fcma!es.

A MRS. SEELY'S EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
~. CY 81 East 5lth First css, domestic servants
undergo close invcs dgition.
4 IENDANT. &c.-By a New England giil ;
~ Protestant os attendant to an invalid aly or loly's
last place. Apply IOs West iist-'t.
4 SSISTANT HOU>EKEEPER, &c.-By a
- yonng German Ia y as 's an housekeeter ana com
Or travel Aod-s Willis, Trioune orcO 80 Broadway
CONPANiON or COY ERNESS.-By lady;
abroai Address H. H. NJ, riDune Office.
EOOK-By firsf-caSs family cook city or
~ country; highly recommended lOl Westi5th st
(OOK -Bv frs -class Protestant cook IN
Y private Iamly understands making pastry game aud
dessert bread ana ol'cuir y ref rences w 'iKthave
EUOK-By superior family cook; has good
y ycroai relere ces wa rs s. - nrs class 3aser;
5Tc 5S OS,wesa Sai sh si and 6n H"s ss ~
NOOK-LAUNDRiS IS. By a bright intclli-
~ gent vo9ng woman hrst class cty reference hr,si
upstairs
NllAMBERNAID, W WAITRESS and NURSE.
Y .y at ca aDe German girl not afraid to work;
nd's 81 "a va T. ~ cor ca1ei VI hv ana LA
It's upstairs
NHAMBERHAID.- By a Protestant young
y nrslcass thoroughly cana Die TO lake cae oi the
iecreaces. ail st oez otaave n, 50 At. upselrs
NIA} bERMAlD.-iv competcnt tounE
~ sohiInhermaid and do fine washing; 10 years
reference lTo .asi pace. ~ i-ast cost
I,OMPANI0N.-Bv "a young lady of refine"
y rnent: 10 invalid lady or ehd highest reorenes no
objection To travelling. Addrrs,
Mis, foWlh -, Paterson St Paterson " j.
IOMPANlON.-By Is young, nrelISent
y German would travel VITA family 10
ernanJ urOpe sAng care children flcass oall on
M.ss ~ X lao .uavc.
(OOK and WAITRESS. BY two Swedish
y girls lny to {, the country Tor the sum aer cH
rcirIcn 8. b. II scni eupioyeis s. 100
" est 5-th sG. 2d hHt s.;
COOK ana GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By
X woman Ia small American ianily. Cdi al ooi Edit
57thst
NDDK.-By Protestant woman IN 4 private
- family thoroughly comperent understands COO Ins IN
an ns balohc, lafd Jfns, &c y = ei.J ieiticioo.
Please cali Monday. 40 faat ljth-'- Nocari'
5ODk. LAUNDRnS>, WAITRESS. NUR>k.
y by 6er.ua1 Prot grs one ook ana iain-
css tho 9th ~ - VA Te-s. cAanDef ad Or nurse Oe'
references. iiJ Vest sIst s., rea sroad"ay
I'tIAMBEKMAID and Wal it.SS.--By IL
y peciarie SRI; tot slant tnOrorehls ,omre. rDti
70 Il reference Cal I'd irrss i6i davr TO-. hoO
EAMILN WASillNG.-A frs class cOlurcd
aundIrs- ia un.uTra- Ia mites And mrs. & a-s
Icio .isA i'hn' ~ hng ~ tis N",~ :" 90 d,
49, 4niY wAs-ug sJe lat 60 Il iof ahd dci''i 20
ni n.4fa % thc cay A"oItss NA..i - "O-I'o"' -
Mcs; auti 81
INlAllHERMAlD.-B, Young gil viii AS
" sisf Win siis aud roIslg cD ieiciehcos SA'i or
a"lleot TO- Wet su1ns-
!nIA4iBrKaAlD &c.-B BY Young woman +;
- can wts,ig years. soOd ciiy ietirnees'
lHiy ctn be seen. aub l.'- .. O. -
EOOK.-By "A NV dish glrl a. thorough hiSt-
u ciss untrrsan,s all branches o hho ana ihhoF
cooking sAuie Les ana desserts O A0
cty veJ boat Ol feieioAcSS, Csl Avn
broadway. corner SSd'sI. second neor.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
GsIp iUanieo
Giiuniions f0anlc0-- Nlulrs.

pUTLER-Bv "A Protestant man; Thoroughly
- competent III his business; can be well recommended
uacc0pn Of family brcakLs up Address BIZ LiK
$40 uth-aye. Market
DUILEK.-Bv a young color q man ~
ID thoroughly competent butler viii travel with family
sd. 9sl lroune p'o"n OHee l@.s Bioa.way
NOACHMAN ana GbOOM.--I5v sIngi- man;
~ nIstesss priNae servant. sin'iy temperate relne.e
driver. single anu onoe nrs.-e a.. rseo 1end1ons'
dr,ss COOK a CA ..IO, y. -ad Iors ! 81 iiI-aye.
EOACHMAN.--By a rcspecl4Dle young man
Y Who thoroughly u iesiands his business aa is a.
c and net aoou, hs ~oIS na, ised win Nv, ot IA.
! r.. - West4itl-st
COACHNAN. &c.-By married man; wife is
,s,. enp o, cr. III, u count. A~ariss
CJAt Han. advertisement Ollco 192l Jda'e
IOAt HMAN and GhOOA.--By IA man who
,cs. carr aqr. slro iempersts cenes., u.rfuI viii
give tory rceo.cc nom Ls enpoy 81 whom ne
- Pm, II Tribune rptown once l23s eroadwav.
NOACHMAN.-A gentleman leaving for III
" rope would d. t. ret place IN h, coac lnan: viii
rcr,n,,ci m lob r. honest AMI careful 1re mart
~ J. H. IL care Irewsor& Co. 4,th st. aud Br0a.wly.
X ycr.cA.ea T. driver. man jr4gs' sup,rol nor ne,
from n.t lorcr OJ,is res afpoa!aucc aud
reliable. 'haf~cier nneAe q ,,,,s. sn D.. sf.'st.n. sf.'s
NURSE.-Dy man. to take care ot sick
y gentleman city or country NJ objection TO tTA'e'i
@Uh5. care oI Afs l-ft.h 80" 'th-hNe-
NURSE. &c.--by Il 60 orod lnan, protcss'oaM
y 81 . .rr'or win tie vefJ be- OF ref
emyoy nen' b' '-o hcer ahy 81 w.; A. dfs
WAITER and GENERAL HOUSEN ORR
ences a b. No wsst soth..L
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Cost nn6 founo.

I OSr.-Bank book No. go 95j on Dry Dock
- savings Bonk. ANY prson having daims uron ed
book are called upon the bank within
q DAYS sal declared ,ancelleu and
t,nsushod. an a issued IN lien thtr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Gunner nesorts.
LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES.

SCHHOON LAKE, ESSEX Co. N Y.
Ihis popular hotel will be .or the OF 1856
IRON June 10 to October l. Accomm0n sons for 200
cehu .or circular. dag l.. X. u h. ID. LOCKE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

AXE MAHOPAC, \. y . e..,.,,,.,
- J" le' '" '"o o'"S'' " J q. Wit l..
ai' "'uro'' LAKE AghOpno \. y.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17

RICE AT HoME.-Mr. Randall James,
one of ward two's most energetic and en-
farmers, has lately purchased
a two horse rice mill, with capacity Of
six hundred pounds of clean rice per day,
and will soon be ready for business.
Ward e.canboast of more rice planted this
year. than any other, and we hope thst
their venture may prove perfect success,
and show to some of our other farmers
that something else beside cotton can be
raised in Winn, and that with profit,
and perhaps others will go and do like
Mr.. James, who besides being an advan-
tAge to his part of the country, will make
a profit thereby. Rice has been raised on
small scale in this parish before, but on
account of it requiring SO much time by
using the hand and mortar process, not
much Roadway has been made, but with
mill in our midst, we see no reason
why plenty should not be raised for home
consumption.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17

There used TO be newspaper publish
Ell mt Winnfiell; but do not know wheth
err it still lives or not, rs we haven't re-
ceiyed copy Of it in so long we have al
most forgotten who the editor was. and
how the psper looked. II Bro. Wallace
Is s,ill in charge we wish lie would az
just his specs and tell Us why We do no;
get his paper.- Caldwell Waterman.
Bro. Hundley, we are still grinding, !"
ard expect to continue if nothing hap
pene, comes united or breaks. The SEN
TISEL. has been mailed to you regular,
and we can not see why you have not re-
ceived it. however, if you don't get last
weeks issue, let MS know, and we will
send the next copy by registered mail, or
else wait until the delivery stamps come
into use, and forward in that style.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17
Millshorourh, La. ST.

Mlilsborougn, La, sept ctH 1880.
Ed. Sentinel saunders Ghsrch deba-
ting society has accepted the challenge
made by New Hope. through your col
umns of the 9th ult., and the place and
time of meeting for the discussion of the
subject .'pro ct con "on the railroad tax,
is Sanders Church. ward $, on Saturday
the 18th inst, 1T o'clock pm. All are
invited to attend, for the "sdsocates
propose to win.
New Hope Church debating society
met in regular session on the 4th inst.
after appointing a standing committee to
debate with "ann- railroadIsts." it dis
cussed the previously selected query.
which was decided in favor of the mega
tive. After making the spe .ial request of
J. ID. Williams. j. q. Williams and b. +.
Teddlie Sr., that obey attend the next
meeting, the Secretary adjourned till
Saturday, the llth inst, at Z pm.
Mr.. editor, look out for tree to fall on
your head, or some great calamity 10 be-
fall you, unless you repent your hardness
of heart and turn from the error Of ad-
1ocating the railroad, since there has
been an earnest prayer for your CONVEX
to santi-ailroadism, made by our ward
8 great-head- champion-.sant
ist' leader. Terbnm sat sapieHt.
REPORTER.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17

The follow4ag circular letter from SUI
periutenden; of Public Education, Hon.
Warren Easton. has been mailed to the
parish Superintendenis of Schools
throughout the State:
Dear STRENGTHENING that a convention
of the parish superintendents of schools
and the friends of the cause of education
would be instrumental in furthering the
g.eat work already begun, propose cal
ling. il seconded by you, convention Of
this character TO be held during the first
week OF January, lsS7, 1t Baton Rouge,
Louisiana.
The objects of this meeting are mani
fold, l will therefore nato but 4 few. First,
This being the first asseni5lsge of the men
IN whose hands is placed the responsible
duty OF supervising the schools of the
State, great interest will be created and
the people everywhere will be awakened
TO its Importance, and will be eager 10
learn its issue. Second, 1t will be the
first opportunity offered for interchange
OF thoughts and ideas among those who
have the interest Of our youth ut heart.
Third, 1t will give to each superintendent
an opportunity to hear and TO learn from
his associates what is being done in the
other parishes VI the State. Finally, il
will bring together a great number of
people working in common cause, no
two Of whom are working under the same
system, thereby creating only n sporadic
growth IN the great work, while all orr
efforts shouldbe towards \ healthy devcl-
opment of 4 strong educational system
throughout the entire State. Hoping TO
receive an early and favorable response
| remain, yours very respectfully.
WARREN EASToN,
State SUPERINTENDENT Public EdneaifoE.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17

children said they saw person Seoat
dusk with topped he on. san over TO
the printing office and stop, and 1t Is ROW
thought by some, that this person was
Tom, and that he stayed near, or in one
of the Offices until night came on, which
gave him chance to make his escape
The question now Is, If the inner door
was locked, (and Arledse, in whon we
have the utmost confidence, says such
vas the case,) how did he get out unless
he had an accomplice, aud il so. vino was
il? As soon as the escape was known to
the sheriff he sent out two deputies, aad
on the following day. one more, but rs
vet nothing definite has been heard
from them.
LArER-rhe deputies have returned.
but no prisoner. They learned that lie
had stopped az Peter Smiths and Willis
Cooks, (each accused rs accessories be-
fore the killing of Wilson, the night he
escaped, but beyond that, nothing deii-
mite has been ascertained.
Singleton is described Is being dark
mulatto, about feet or S inches high,
will weigh about lao pounds, high cheek
bones, very small ears fitting closely TO
haad, and upper front teeth out. Any
information leading to his srrest. viii be
HberallY rewarded by our Sheriff.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17
The Brown Cotton Gin Co.
NEW LONDON, COnn2
Registration Notice!

will be ut the following places on the
1se s specified. for the purpose Of regis
istering voters: ts -
Ward /, WINFIELD Sept. lst., to sth
inclusive.
Ward ,. w..D. Smiths old place. Sept.
18th
Ward 3, Hickory Valley Sept. 1iih.
Ward z. Ky;che Hall. Sept. l5:h.-
Ward 1. GAINESVILLE Sept. 10Th.
Ward s, Stewards DILL Sept. i5th.
Ward s, Marlborough Sept. ista
Ward 6. Atlanta Sept. 10th.
Ward 5, DIR. L. o. Harrison Sept 2lst
Aud from the. 22d of Sept. to October
Sis. the office will be open 1T Winfield.
al persons who have not heretofore reg
istered, or have changed their ward since
last registration, will meet ME at those
respective places. for the purpose of ha-
wing their names properly registered. or
they will not be allowed 10 vote i'll the
coming election.
Winfield La, aug. a4fh 1856.
j. II. WALLACE,
Registrar of voters. parish OF Wiun.
Aug27 st pf $40
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-09-17

Some people, we find are of tia opin-
ion that all the railroad lands in this
parish, belong to the company proposing
TO build the North and South railroad.
They are lady mistaken. This compa-
ny has no connection with the Pacific
company, TO whom these lands belong.
1t is also claimed by some, that Jay
Gould will build us North aud South
railroad, as he Is becoming the owner OF
all the timbered land in this parish. In
this We believe they are mistaken. Jay
Gould will never build road on the
strength of these lands, as long as the
title Is In an unsettled condition. Jay
Gould ran bluff by making survey
through this parish few years ago, and
accomplished his ends, now he intends
TO bluff this'company out of building, If
possible. If he can accomplish this, we
will hear no more of Gould's road, till
some other company undertake to bnild,
What this parish needs is n railroad, and
she needs it NOW. Let everybody con-
slider this subject, and consider It we'll,
before action in this matter.