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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

RUsTLEss IRoN.-Much seems to be ex-
pected of new French method of protect
ing iron from rust. 1t was first suggested
by De Meritens, of electrical fame, and
consists in placing the article to be pro-
tected in a water-bath, at temperature Of
from 15S to l76 degrees, through which is
passed an electric current OF just sufficient
strength to decompose the water In an
honr or two the iron acquires coating of
black magnetic oxide, which will take a
brilliant polish, and effectually resists fur
ther oxidation. Steel articles were readily
coated in the first trials, but success with
wrought and cast iron was only reached
when distilled water was used.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Some of the Unwritten History of the
Rebellion.

LOUISVILLE, October 22d. - The Times
publishes an interesting column concern
ing the Northwestern conspiracy attempt of
the Confederate Government during the
war to release Southern prisoners in the
North, and to enlist into active service the
Sons of Liberty and anti-Lincolnites.
copperheads, ETC., throughout Ohio, In
diana and Illinois, IN a gigantic at
mpt to create a diversion which would
relieve the pressure upon the army at
the front. Active operations were in
charge Of Judge Thomas II. Hines, with
John Castleman as chief adviser. This
episode in the secret history of the war
times has been forced into public notice by
current articles from all quarters on war
topics and the details are mainly taken
from papers in the hands of ex-Chief JUS
uce Hines, of Kentucky. The success of
the conspiracy was to have been large de-
pendant upon the very large class in the
North who were dissatisfied with the Ad-
ministratiOD. The story involves scheme
to capture the only gunboats on the lakes
attack Chicago, release the Confederate
prisoners at Camp Chase, attack st. Louis,
and the general uprising of the Northwest
ern Copperheads.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

In Russia physician who fails to re-
spond to the summons of patient is pun
ished by fine of from to 100 roubles If
the case were dangerous one and the ply
sician knew it, he may be imprisoned in
the Jail for three months. The legal fee
for an ordinary visit is from II to Is cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
The Episcopal Convention.

CHICAGO, October 22d.-At the session of
the Protestant Episcopal Church the Com
mittee on the General Theological Semi
nary reported that the contribution for the
past three years exceeded 100000, by far
the largest amount ever received within a
like period. The Committee on Marriage
and Divorce recommended changes in the
canon on this subject, which will be dis
cussed tomorrow. The American Church
Building Fund Committee reported that it
aided l0l churches to build during the
year The joint Houses then met as a
Board of Missions, and it was decided to
estsblish two missionary bishoprics for Ne
vada and Utah-one to include Wyoming
and the other Idaho
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
A VIRTUAL SURRENDER.

SOFIA, October 22d.-The Government,
in reply to Gadben Effendi's note from the
Grand Vizier asking a postponement of the
meeting of the Sobranje in order to allow
Russia and the Porte time to negotiate for
ruler for Bulgaria, says that the reason
given for the desired delay cannot be re-
garded as sufficient, unless the time within
which the ruler will be chosen shall be
Siata6
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Weather Outlook,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 22d.-The
weather indications for the a hours COM
mencing at A. NJ. October 23d are : For
California, generally fair weather. except to
be preceded in the northwestern portion by
local rains
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

The town of Independence, Inyo county,
is being rapidly rebuilt, all the business
houses being much better that before the
big FIRE The contract for the new Court
house has been iet.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Matters in Bulgaria.

SOFIA, October 22d.-The Regency has
received from 800 of the Deputies to the
Great Sobranje expressions of a desire to
have the election of a Prince to succeed
Prince Alexander concluded not later than
the second sitting of the Sobranje. All
the Deputies declare that the country re-
quires the speediest possible settlement of
the question. The Regency has consented
to carry out the wishes OF the 800 Dep
uties.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
A Bad Case.

CHEYENNE, October odd = The news
reached here last night from Carbon that
John S. Kerr, a stoek-grower residing at
Elk Mountain, Wyoming, shot his younger
brother, w. S. Kerr, yesterday. The
trouble originated from the fact that while
J. S. Kerr was away from home the BROTH
er. whom he had educated and nuriured,
took the opportunity TO seduee his wife and
ruin his home. His son, boy of some Il
years, first told Mr.. Kerr of the state of af-
fairs in his household. Us. Kerr immedi-
ately decided all his property to mis- son,
and went out into the world a penniless
and heart broken man. He tried 10 hide
his shame from the world, but the facts
were too notorious to be entirely covered.
Finally an attempt was made to rob the
boy Of the property decided to him by the
fathes. and the controversy brought J. 6.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
An Imnortant Session.

New YORK, October 22i-The officials
of the Convention of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, now in session in
this city, refuse to give any information at
present as to their designs or aims. 1t is,
however, declared that the session is the
most important one in the % years exist
ence of the Order Matters, said dele
gate to-day, affecting all the people of the
land will be acted upon. But we cannot
divulge their purport, only as they are def
nitely acted unon."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Held for Trial.

SAN FRANcIsco, October 22d.-Thomas
Collins and John Fl. Snyder, charged with
criminal assault on Mrs. Bell, were to-day
held to answer before the Superior Court
with bail fixed at S5 COO.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Suicide from disappointment.

MANCHESTER On. h, October 22d.-Jo-
seph B. Clark, son of the most prominent
citizen of this city and State committed
suicide in his barn to-day by hanging
Business cares, together with disappoint-
ment at his failure to receive the nomina-
ton for Congress, undoubtedly led to his
taking his life.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Fatal Fire at Chicago,

CHICAGO, October 22d.-The contents of
Jacobs lumber yard and the warehouse of
the American Varnish Company were dam
aged $4,000 by FIRE this evening. Henry
Steek, Stephen George, and a man whose
name IS unknown, employees of the Varnish
chance for his life. but the other two are
diving.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

New YORK, October 22d.-Applications
for places in the grand procession of Lib
erty Day continue TO pour in on the Com
mittee of Arrangements. Military men
experience difficulty in procuring horses.
horses to be used on this occasion from
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE
rHE AMBITIOUS KANGARoo.

They held great meeting king to select.
And the kangaroo rose in a dignilied way
And said, Pm the one you should surely elect,
For can out-leap every beast here to day
Said the eagle, :" How high can you climb to-
ward the sky?'
a songP'
Said the hawk, Let US measure cur powers of
eyer
Said the lion, Come wrestle, and prove you
are strong!'
But the kangaroo said, at would surely be
best,
IN our choice of king, to make leaping the
testr' st. Nicholas.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
A sIutinous Sailor Killed.

J. Ellis, of the British bark Buleshie, on
going aboard his vessel this evening found
the crew drunk and quarrelsome. One of
the crew, a negro named Sam Collymore,
had seized a capstan bar and advanced on
the Mate with it. The Captain, to frighten
him, drew his pistol and fired shot in the
air. Upon this the negro dropped the bar
and made a rush for the Captain with a
knife in his hand. The Captain fred again,
killing the negro instantly. The Captain
has been arrested and is now in jail.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

Los ANGELES, October 22d.-On the day
the circus passed through Fresno man
was robbed of gold watch. The authori-
ties telegraphed to the Sheriff7s Office here
to look out for & man who was suspected
of the crime. Deputy Sheriff Aguirre be-
ing placed in charge of the matter, arrested
a batch of four crooks who answered the
description given in the telegram. One was
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23

SAN Francisco, October 22d.-At meet
ing of the managers of the Children's s
Hospital and Training School for Nurses.
held this morning, check for 81 900 was
presented to the institution by Mrs. C. P.
Hnntinrtn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Encouragement to Ireland.

BERLIN, October 22d.-The health of En-
peror William is improving. Crown Prince
Frederick William, becoming alarmed at
the rumors appearing in the French and
Italian papers, telegraphed to Berlin for a
special medical statement concerning his
fathers condition, and it is reported that
he received reassuring replies to the effect
that there was no cause for alarm, nor any
reason why the Crown Prince should hasten
his return 10 the capital.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Report Confirmed.

LONDON, October 22d.-The story that
the Gar killed Baron Reutern with saber
while under the impression that the Baron
was about to make an attempt on the Gar S
life, is reiterated in advices from st. Peters
huro
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-23
Shocking Death In Marysviile.

Los ANGELES, October 22d- Andrew
Schneider died suddenly this afternoon.
The immediate cause of death was blood
poisoning. During q fight week ago, a
man named George Dietrich inflicted four
wounds upon deceased with knife, which
afterwards could not be found. Three of
the wounds were Insignificant, but the
fourth ripped open his abdomen so that
the bowels protruded.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

+ a
Settlers Gil X. II. lands should renem.
Der that their tii.ie fer securing lands u,s.
der the ..Blaichar,I Comp,oinise al o.
lsrr acre viii expire inabout two months
and THAI b.,; few of them have asailesi
themselves of the opportunity. and ais.
there Is no telling Mi,a:; steps will be- TAN
en- by The II. u. after that time eNairrs
We do not know. nor have blt.yery li,il,
i'lea, that h y viii >hYs..ary favus ~.s
len'ency 10 the settlers. who do not Ia IL {.
application to them within the time ,es-
ignssed in fhesr advertisement Of netice
to settlers published several times in Thu
paper sometime during last summer
\ There are still left about two months.
in which, to make application. and we
would earnestly advise those that Area
bic. to take steps immediately tp procure
their homcsteads.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

Prof. c. w. Scott. the intelligent coli
.ored teaeaer. who has been eegag ed fil
some time teaching school in our parish
was in our town on Monday las. He
has just finished a school at St. Maurie...
where he has given nnivcrSafsatisfac.i
both to The patrons and School Directors.
He is intelligent and competent to teach.
Any Of our csicred friends, in Eecd OF
tracher. MIL do well TO consult Char
iie." Osr School Board desf es to retain
him in this parish. where his service are
badiy needed. .May they succeed.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
Nhen !. man says Lc i, NOT allie i, /.

hen q nlsn says lac Is not able Ia take
nis ho..e pape.', aud az the s.ln,e time
sub>efibes for other periodicals away
ir"in home, ,ias don't care !. fir abou.
he welfare OF cur people here, il displays
4 lack OF public spirit Ill linn i.lirn lac
s.ys MS home. paper is too high, and hr
''an't afford ii, and then rides i've miles
10 borrow his neighbors. OF else gees t.
the nee i,beiiioed post uiiicc, slnd there
.sss.s.saas- isferinaI'in ~hc wsu.s from
s9nieb'.dAsei-cs paper. it Displays spiri
10 s,.s The least oi il. not si,or. Of ineI:.
;,ilow Us the man. Mho says Il cant do
without my home paper" and We will
<hpw yoaa ni.,a ,swuo knows and attend.
10 Ms owitbnsihess, . psuspeps.s asd
thrifty Llaii. man who is wvssh son;e-
IL n 70 his community, and 1--WE .h.
editor always likes to see.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

Young Lsdics should bear i'm mind.
that IL is not beauty that wins them
friends and lovers. but bcwiiching man
ners, cordial aud winning WAYS. which
ilake all acknowledge their power.
Tie above was ''set up by our sub
editor. We rather expect that lie has
teell ''snibbedp' by some Of these prett.
giilsaronHd town.
Oh, yes, MIR. Editor, We stepped in
acre :.lisi read tae ahtsvc ~ bile lou were
.i'sen aid =, OF. can bet y.Gf oiu boots
. ;fatif had bsei. ',snubbed' as yuu say.
wnu.d not be here this moment stick
ing type for You. and ..d-o-n-.you for
gel H. lSab.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend The cleslng exercises
4 the State Nsrnial School at Na.cli-
{ 'ehcs. froau our friend W. T.. Ford.
Tie shsvitntieif came ton late To acknoMl-
ctlKe Il last week. and the exercises will
hcsover teS6rc this goes to pres. Ii
sas impossible for MS To attend. but orr
FREUD Eosl aal tile committee on invi-
adsE ShaysII 4ur thanks for their Kind
resnesuhrasA,e pf ".
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

All Public School Teachers and those
intending to teach during this year, are
hereby notified, that in sceorlance with
Rule Goth adopted by the State Board of
EdGcation. they are required tn attend
the Teachers Institutes. Said Rule
reads. rs follows: ..Al teachers are re-
qnired to attend the Normal Institute ut
lat It's regular session, when Mortified by
their superintendent. All public teachers
who are at this neengaged in teaching
will receive fun pay for the time they
are in tffrndsurr. They should attend
the Institute tn be held at Atlanta hay
3rti without fail.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

New Edverb isemeuSs-
$780, an i.l,,t.; -

STATE or iouisi'ssk. PARISH or MY.
b.. ID l,,esrn anl remembered. Tha, Va the
jury Commissioners ,or tite parish 81 VIM,
..i aiip,.i,.ea is goa. t.Ie,i sfcos,i.es 70 law,
mel t..iS disv in The Clerks ate, al ia.e iou.i
House IN he town a. WinaEr.d La, in said
parish IL tif:ts !. jury 10 ~ tie neat term
of the t.ii District tourf Ia he he'll On tkr ist
Mantiay in June \. ID. ESSi. Tire Clerk OF the
Court T. C. .Jancs, then furnished the jury
commissioners witt, q list of the Jury who had
served NJ the last term of the Court, wien the
commissioners with the assistance of tse tierk
Of the CoHrt who IT, ~ -ofiicio BiemDer OF the
in,y com,nissien. led tie sasr they striking
iro,a the list aad taking frum the box. all il,ose
who had moved ftu;n the parish, died. etc.. they
then proceeded Ia place a ike numhIra 81 names
IN the t.caerai Nenre I.u<, 81 As to supplement
the nutnJ,.r of names taken from :he stid ten
era. vcnirc Box, ~ is original number. three
hundred, foiioas, to-wis:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

Castor Springs Ia. April lath 1886.
Editor southern sentinel:
As haze just returned homo from
the west portion Of Caldwell parish aud
near the east line Of Vim, aud seeing
people from VIM, will give you the
lccsll news u tliat country and also OF
this, which is about the same. The pep
pie are getting along | belie.e very
well farming. considering the backward
sl'iiag, Us tnc majority are about done
planting corn. and some hayc plantes.
s..lle cotton. Some sickness in HE coui,-
try. Though | dom believe any fatal sick
ness at present. Air.-ls.- ". Riser H. y
pened to the misfortune OF losing ia
little girl about TWO years old, l suppas.
about two weeks ago; died l suppose
win Miningitis. Hogs are still
dying with the same diease that was so
prevalent last year. Can any one na,ns,
tile disease. and give n remedy. srrt
cure for liz Ii so, do 50 publicly. for
u would be great favor confer
red UPON tie people. Are the people sos
JKna going El0 kss.ts 10 bailsii;lg I'm.
Norm and sontil r.firoads for ON
ann = poor boy bnt can help some. ana
VIII da al can for It'll claim Winil-
parish Is my home. II The z. II. Is b,jiit
tirongil il I will DO mere than voc tlse
: mill tax. but all inuss or shonld bad.
their own Judgment. wun eomniens
on the raii-rtad sah.ees, for | 90 Id
not give it justice. I only can ask the
readers to rrarl the pieces published IN
the SOUTHERN SENTINEL aud other pa
ters. ! hope that every farner y. i
reid the piece published in The souTif-
AIN SExTlxEi. the and lust headed, ..Ilk
terestins TO Farmers, and take heed. S
LA. M. IN. The Editor was the re-
rip elst Of two April fools, II, lie SAYS.
bSts recKuu the apsllsrs Enoy sbv Ills
ssnsr the asssn. of the r1us;bm, as he re-
fetrrd item othe ses,snd rbulper Of judi,
FIR explAllatlOn- = Lie II slla.rt 50 says
GlIe. lihd Y " that Ii lie.
Hoping st.srcs~ = III atfe1id The SExrr-
NkL aud The Edi.or. 81 fse, ~, 8
IL am yean 0sepe
'z7s sssszs s sss..sssg Sol. lIARrEE Jr.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
Tax Payers Take Notice.


will be mt my offioe In the town
Winniicld La. from Frburry Isl Ia Apr
LIST 1856. and after that date, 1 will he ::
Lac following places for the purp.Se el
listing the taxable property III the pari~l
Of VIM La. 1888. to-wit:
4. J..Iane's. ward = April 5fh.
VIII. Holmes. ward 2. AprifCsh.
j. l. isalaie !. ward z. April Eth.
r. lisitars Will. near Castor, ward 2
ilngf Ncyangfoa's. ward 3. April 9th
: ANTS Mst'srsy ). wuid 4. April lash.
sAswptat wassl3. April 18th.
8 sykes Mil. ward ., April 18th.
RID Ciaue's Mi'l. ward J. April lith.
q dunes. ward 3. April 15sh.
1T Fox's ward :. April 18th
" L Jones. ward Z. April 10Th.
Friendship Church. ward Z. April 2lss.
Pc Grisham's war,l 4. Aprii .sd.
Gansyllle- ward f. April I'D. M
A Il Jssnc !. ward 4. April 9Th.
{ Sse@srs's. 1Iil. ward s. April 26.h.
Pine Ridge. ward s. April 9th.
s cpldwater. ward s. April 2s;h.
biekerson's. Mill. ward 3. April 10Th,
4 isargis. ward 6. April 3O.h.
Atlanta. ward u. May 3r,i.
- G fili'UwartfG, Mr. 3tIs.
- Jones. wlxs1 s. Mas ~
FM Mi-Caias, ward 5. Mar 9 H. =
DIR. Hsrrison :. wassl ). Nav sth.
ST. AIanrire. ward 4 Nay sariI.
VIII ytif those places in person II
dnssible. and Il nnt in persen. by eluly
Ns.redited deputy. ON the days specified
where will thank the people to ms II me
with correct description Of their prop
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
NJ. H. as..rs h.im,rs na..

NJ. W. 81 @ers baings ne~s from
wari 10 The eftsrI. :iiat MI " Bu-
t0a-s house c:iEs;it fiTe, aud the Whole
roef Was torn eitsia.s,pppinS the flames.
mind nelglb.fs e.ni.c 80 A,is assistance
aud soon had = new; roof Cd The ko,lse.
Hoslso says, li':st 80 irrrL tisii We're
caught ontAuf the Steward Mill pond On
Honduy las. nil line large ones.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

The Bap.iS,S have held a grand NEE
ing a. iv5olin RECENTLY. They had q
-pien lid meeting. hut il seems had Il con-
.,oihiI.a.iun:.l PAPER, published OF keachi.
The Baptist q Ia We lear, y i'll NOT sup
rort paper. Rg sFss1
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
- -
lie have been rea,ies.eisro pu

'lc have been reaiies.edsto publish the
names "a III. me nftrrs eIille Educational
.associa.is'i Of linn parish. but We can
aot p.is>ibiy DO il his wtek.s. The Exec
alive loninlitiee of the Association are
A. 81. Haiies CHINA. } Nj Mccain, q A
aleli,, ) u Abel and ] r n'allace
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

We were pleased u meet IN our burgl.
On Monday lasl on friend Ell.s u. c.
Rarr and DIR. Enrkieyasf Atlanta. Ii
Was the flint fine we have lad the pleas
IRE Of meeting the DR.. lie is ltsated ut
Ask'ns i,stl.s ir.cs!re q his ppfst;sn.
and al'peafs TO D. a seaial whoae &eled
follow. Call on us gentlemen whenever
yen FELL Ike 4. - -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

This Editor look 4 little trip east Q.
the DugdeMonia the. latter portion u
lAst week, aud the heavy rains KEEP.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
Some d uaf excn.,., yrs are tlissc,.s.

SOME uaf exchanges are tlissc,.ssi..,,.:
=. game aMsala, appears IL DC. u, Iop.s
- soalr Vi Tie parishes. Soiiicl1 I
: estp ruissbiis .he Killing Of s..ii,e, IDS
DIR Pr sil'nlsis,n law prvniul.s,- nc s{le
4 = hisky. Oar people haze iiu nse,s
..,r >iirh a Ian, iiss ALREADY 1eniviis. IL.
a-ea, slnar n,Asis aciasu..naa. eas S,.,t III
saas tiilng. 49, g. -sses y
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
when this Editor and family return,

When this Editor and family returned
.r.m Il little "trip east VI Dngdemonis.-
hey found oulile pIace dozen mis-.
fresh eggs, and 81 lbs of nice fresh
-Dii,te... As Tiiere Mere not over IL lat-
iig hens un the place, it is Il wundcr.
dozen fresh eggs, and butter to cook
them with. 80
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

Re,neMber.thc Adventis;s have fixed
neyt munth for the final cOissuniatiUn oi
~ .Aiass. by Eh7 sI4;Es "a
.f;2l!, Without settling yolr sutsxrip. Ion
with las. 8 lssss..ss - ~; ~.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

Judge i. B. Watkins was sworn i'm OF.
4eedfy lefqrr last in New Orlea,,s,s xnL
:!syek NJ esst on ths supreme Bruci,.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30
- = 80
I'm. S,..t,nalf6.slG m

Our srhoellh iletsvr May day picnic
next saandaNr AMas sx,l4std that Il
ll.i.hiry WOULD isSte given, bur We fear
here viii be too pihil water TO catch
sish- Tnee.snie NH b. held ON the
Church tropnis.5 Ma laey have a gr.,nl
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

veahfd some heavy ram ois Monday
The small Streams aud liuStie.nonsa ar.
sysslloMei considerably.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-30

Constipation origiuates nsn,eres.s fstal
dissaisi Morris ca4earia vilhemovt
lAll traces & thls alUrxier. Il