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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07

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glei6 einer rTiirffen" elm, ber abert i'm
@runbe tpeiter ti9ts als fetn Statthalz
ter ober @ouberneur 1T. Nls &anoi=
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Ser5og BON Olbenburg, ben @ommatlz
6eur Der ct. getersburger Gabauertes
9ipifon. Damn lit errei9t, tporauf
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1878 binftrebte.
Mal1 giebt ii9 in 9euti9lanb feinem
!3meifel bariiber bin, pel6e gebeutung
6ieIer ruffif6e grfolg fir bic gefamn1te
earopdil6e politit bat. 90 fast bas
in Berlin eri9einenbe ~freiinnigeo Moi1s
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tia: nSerr Segiers bat bas Mnfe'
ben bes @saren gu elmer Be
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get BON Slmiib ni6t mebr bate. uttz
iere eigenen beuti@eu Staats,ndnner
baben ft6 gu propbeten BON SeSters'
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es bod getpefen tpdre, erergif9 gegett
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gemeinf6aftli6 abgei9lofenen Berli>
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fails, als ginse fe bic game @ei9i9te
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fraae in Der bulgarif6en Mngelegenbeit
@eltung gu peri9affen. Mls Oh bic
Serren nnterbaussM itslieber ni@t gat1a
tpiiBten, baB in politif9er Beaiebuttg
&e6t glei9bebeutenb 1T nit Wta6t.
Ser Staatsiefretdr bes Mustpdrtiget,
Sit s. Gerguion, erflarte i'm parlas
nent, baB bic @infebung ether
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bon allen 5eiten bes 3auies. Wie ges
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fen iiber bieiem Broden, ben man linen
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feBung gdnali9 obne3 utimmuug
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baben, auf ibre 9altung ftol5 gu fein.
Wie Der Spre9er bes unterbaufes fer
1ter fagte, vbeflagt" es bic engltf9e
&egierung, baB Siirit &leranber bnr9
8erratb unb brutale @emalt enttbrort
tporben fei, ba man gu feinen Sdbigfeis
ten groBes 8ertrauer gebabt unb bobe
grpartungen auf i'm geiebt babe. Wtan
obeflagt" ibn, aber man be16lBt 1bn
ni6t. 9lu9 fem nomine(ler uSoubes
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liegenben @runbe, peil CT ni6t tann.
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benn ie, baB Der Sultan Der rfranfe
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felt mebrereu S%abrsebnten gu beaei6neu
pflegt.
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mir bon ibr in unferer porigen Woder'
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BalfanzD albinfel eutpidetn perben!
Denn gu einem Abi9luie finb bieielben
aud cnr9 bic Nbbantung Ileranoer's
ni9t gefommen-ni@t einmal gu einert
borldufgen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
'2n6ertttt9
itttS Seilmm0.

Set Sebl= unb aungenfrautheiten 1T es
bodf tpidttg, bab man gleid int anfang
bon aber's @berrb : Electoral @ebrau4
lnadt. Sebe Stunbe @eridumnib erb6bt
bic @efabr uno fam traurige Solsen baben.
6. g. 8ebuolos, 4potbefer in 0irfelb,
0te., idreibt: uaper's Gberrp= Electoral TT
cine uuuoerbare Sr5nei. SIM Serbf 1875
erIdltete Id mid, ino bate iogleid fareds
lihen Suften. Oies bauerte bret Ntonate,
i'd mar init Der IuS3ebruug beorobt. Bon
metnett Nadbar tprrbe mir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-07
GrEd,.aHte GtHsesssfns,
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49, S~t*$tt%
qus tieien rr5deen ~rnf5eben Tseiriertel aler
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fsbrer ces GbftertS" ~Seieittgeii lrp Nppettt,, &c.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
waveletts from waubay

A new firm styled Maynard &
Thompson are digging a big hole il
the ground and piling stone and
lumber around it. 1t means store
of their own. / infer, from its size
that they will have Il place to han.
die butter and not keep it in the
general room.
s. G. Crosby will commence to
dig "a foundation as soon as frost is
out. \ concrete brick residence 30
x30. it is said.
Rex is we'll along with his resi-
dence which he moved from his
homestead i'll Blue Lake, and has
made some very nice additions to it
that look as though he intended to
make a home of it.
The literary society here died
over a month ago. Cause, overtaxed
energy of few who had all the
work to do. connected with the lack
of clergy of three-fourths of the
young people who attended, to do
nothing but clap their hands at
everything done, instead of bring
ing their share of the entertainment
that would have made 1t lasting
success and u benefit to all.
Sowing the seed is now in order,
with the hope that we may reap 100
fold.
Religious meetings every night
the past week were well attended.
Services by the Rev. Il. Goodwin of
your city. The harvest in that d.
rection we shall have to leave for
him to report. Yours,
TELEPHONE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
Eseland Egoletts.

Days are warm and eleven hours
long.
Mrs. Perry Long returned from
Iowa Monday. She says they have
lots of cold weather down there.
A jolly dance at French's Tuesday
night.
Several of our citizens went te
WATERFOWL last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. French went to
Bristol last week to visit niece OF
that honorable gentleman.
We understand there is wedding
on the tapis and that two souls
with but a single thought" &c, are
soon to pull in the same harness,
attached to the same cleyis-pin.
We are sorry to learn of the severe
illness of Mr.. Daniels little boy.
We are to build a new school
house and elevate our taxes in this
township this spring.
The debate last Thursday was a
RATHER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison are blessed
with ten pounds of solid comfort in
the shape of bran new boy.
Mr.. A. Robb has been sick.
Mrs. Wanger, her many friends
will be glad to know has almost re-
covered from her long illness.
We understand Thos. FITZGERALD
will 60 to Housekeeping soon.
BLUE BIRD.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
Tr2janitens.

Whew, what magnanimous crea-
ture Trojan" must be, just think
of it, is not going to take advan-
tage of her because she is woman"
wonder the strange sentiment of
learning had not blown his head off
but it has always been so ever
since Mr.. Adam scaled the primi-
tive garden wall after the tradition
al apple, and in an overwhelming
burst Of generosity gave Madam
Eye the care: and when the head
gardner came round kindly inform
ed him, that much to his regret,
Mrs. Eve had stolen the apple and
compelled him to eat it-but ne
fully forgiyes her because she is a
woman. Oh. generosity. thy name
is man, but no matter Trojan" is
glad to be forgiven on any terms.
Everybody Is getting ready for
spring work.
Mr.. Booth is canvassing for a
seed house and makes good salesz
man.
Troy has two mare added to ITS
population, Mr.. Chas. Reynolds ac-
companied by his friend. Mr..
Smithers, arrived here from Michi-
gan. The young wife of Mr.. Rey-
nolds has been stopping here for
some months with her mother,
Mrs. Roop, and the reunion of tie
family was a joyous occasion. Mrs.
Roop and her daughter have made
many friends here,
Mr., Mc,A.llsn, agent for machin-
cry, was ont in oar neighhorhood on
IL business trip last Thursday.
The vender of street yarn with
the gossip attachment, Is sick.
Peace and quiet in the neighbor-
hood in consequence. Thanks, may
there be many occurrences Of the
! kind.
! The neigllborhood weather pro,
phet predicts wind the last Of
March that is to blow this old earth
haldhoaled-Iook for fine days then
Mr.. Showerman will teach oul
school this summer, The right
man in the right place.
Little Jessie Shannon will soor
depart for Beardsley, Mimi, to b,
gone some weeks.
The REPORTER & FARMER j. III,
paper of Day county. Ereryto y
ought to take 1t and keep posted OF
all the local as well as other topic.
of interest.
ROSTB:tE
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
NUMBER 28.

4
The yonng man who allows
nothing to distract his attention
from his business is the one who
never fails Of success. One of the
greatest curses of youth is gambling.
No man can engage in a game Of
chance of any kind, unless he does
nothing else, without wasting his
substance in way that can not
possibly bring him any returns save
disgrace and misfortune. To be-
come a devotee of this habit is to
neglect the business of your employ
er and subject yourself to tcmpta-
tions to do wrong in thousand diff
ferent ways-it insures loss of re-
spectibility of friends, of credit, of
all the capital you haye-your good
name. Better throw your hard
earnings into the stove than to in
vest them in games of chance-in
either case it is a dead loss without
the least cent of compensation; with
this difference that by acquiring the
gambling habit You loose your taste
for the pure and simple habits of
life and are cultiFating that most
prenicious of all feelings desire
to acquire something for which you
give no equivalent, grant absolutely
nothing in return. Besides, the
best business in the world can not
stand the absolute loss that FIVE, ten
or twenty dollars put into play three
or four nights in the week inevita-
bly, brings. nor the prostitution of
your L.oral power to resist tempta-
ton. The man who is found at his
place Of business at all hours of the
day, and at his home or boarding
place at all hours of the night, is
the one who inspires confidence be-
cause of his good habits, and bust
ness men will be willing to carry
him, to give him a chance, when, if
his habits are bad his creditors are
alive to the impoi lance of obtaining
his money as early as possible.
Devote your time to your business
and your success Is beyond all ques-
tian. Keep your life pure and thus
retain the respect and confidence Of
good men.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
Sprrial nnraIS-
lie who by his biz would rise.
Must either bust or advertise.

Must either bust or advertise,
Bargains. at Clothing Sale, near
the depot.
TO to the Farmers Bazaar for seed
in balk, The best in market.
Come and select Your carpets.now
from our new assortment of samples,
Benjamin Bros
Buy yonr wall paper Il. the Post.
Office at bedrock prices.
Oh, ever SO cheap-goods at the
Auction Sale near the depot.
The seed at the Farmers Bazaar is
all fresh and can be had in bulk.
Remember that it takes about
two weeks to get carpets here by
freight. So leave your orders now.
Benjamin pros>
A fine assortment OF fresh and
salt meat, breakfast bacon, &C., at
the Enterprise Meat Market, Main
street Webster.
L. r. RuggleS has money to
loan on real estate and chat
tells at 10 Der cent.
Go to the Richardson beilding
when yau hear the bell ring, Satur~
day and you win never regret it,
LOOK HERE,
From now antil April
list, Benjamin Bros, will give to
10 per cent discount on all carpets.
| W. Ross has just received a large.
stock of wall PAPER.
Just received at the Warmers Ba-
Ear a large lot OF fresh seeds of all
description for sale in quantities to
suit,
Repairing neatly and promptly done at
the Cotcau Furniture Store.
BENJAMIN bRos., Props,
Several fiue sleeping rooms to
rent, Il. II. Iuggles.
| The last week of the bankrupt
Sale of clothing.
| FOR RENT--Two we'll improved
farms with good buildings. Seven
ty acres under ploW.
Z. II. Rugg;es-
...All the goods Of SweRsgad & Co., are
fresh AMI new, theig prices low, AMI
they aie baUu5 ~ get to the front They
invite Inspection of goods and prices.
A fine assortment of fresh ard
salt meat, breakfast bacon, &C.,
at the Enterprise Meat Market,
Main street Webster,
...Swensrnd 4 Co., in the hank buif,.-
ipg, keep large line Of dry goods, boots
and shoes, at low prices,
IA carload Of bran OF shorts at Comp
tons Feed Store.
.,.Swensrud & Go. have full stock OF
groceries, fresh from the market-cheap
lis anybody.
i ...Cha,tel mortgage money to lear,
fi.tf j. i. Pkg.
81 MAYNARD, at WaabHy, sells Illinois
coal at $500 a Ton.
! &c 10 Compton for year soft
coal,
d. b. Compton IS the only ole
that handles GOAL.
/. ! VII pay the highest marked
' price for oats.
u, d. CoNrroS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
TO THE TEACHERS OF DAY COUNTY

| shall hold the spring examina-
ton, April , and 3, 1886, at And
over, and April 6 and Z, at Webster.
The examination is quite long and
in order to do justice to yourselves,
it will be very necessary to be pres
ent both days.
| would very kindly invite all
those who are teaching or expect To
teach in the east part of the county
and any othels who are interested,
to meet with us in the village school
house at Webster, Wednesday, April
Z, at p. M, to talk over school
work and decide on holding an In
stitute. A. L. BARKER,
-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
CATTLE AND SHEEP HERDBD.

All those desiring their cattle or
sheep to join my herd for the conf
ing season should leave the same at
my farm, on the
Northeast Quarter See. II, I21, 81.
Plonty of good range and water
can be furnished for an innumerablc
herd. TERMS: Cattle 81, Sheep
% cents per head for The season,
commencing May 10th and ending
October 18th, 1886. Como out and
look the ground over.
2i-l-m L. A. RUssELI.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
COUNTY QllsSiIssfeEERs.

WEBSTER March IL. 1881,
1ho board OF County Commits loaers met at
the Court house, Webster, pursuant TO a special
call, fur thS purpose of selecting names for
jurors far the term Of District court to be held
in nay county Commencing April -, 1856.
Prosaut. Chairman Harris ana Commissioners
Maynard and Murphy,
Two hundred ERmeS were selected By the
board sud delivered TO the CLERK OF the District
coast, ThOs. Bones.
IN motion the board a3igugned.
Taos BRIGHAM,
ffDupt,r suAstpr
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
NVHHFEIf NIHICW 10 I6FF'. n
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION,

The qualified electors of Webster School
Township are notified that there will 10 ~
election at the Court house a. Nebsiee April
I5'h lSs6; to vote I;pVl. tue qtestiop Of issuing
- Np in GaNas IN det0miua: ions Of 500 each
20 phla and furnish five school houses as Ind l.
Catca by the CLERKS plai, aud 10 complete Web
ster school house. The ballots shall have writ,
ten or printed thereon For school house
bonds or Against school house bonds"
I'd. e. WERNER, Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
COUNTY WARRANTS

All Day County warrants, register numbers
Il to 1874 Inclusive btIns all warrants registered
prior TO January /. 1856. nu. hereby called for
cancellation and interest ceases,
c, II. BnA bFoRD,
tuttt,t
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25

MONEY TO LOAN OK REAL
estate. Inquire Of The Day County
Bank.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Meets Hrst Saturday in every month.
10. DorGTAss, Dire. En-. C. wARsER, Clerk.
FRANK WALLACE, Treas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Societies.
WEBSTER C0RNET BAND.
zRusipess meeting first Monday Of each month
the Court House. Appropriate music for all
&ossions. charges reasonable,
a. BAKER, Asst Leader. w. s. CUhriss, Sec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
CLOSING OF THE MAILS.

N West, 9lSp m
- sissetou daily by stage, 8 a m, Arrives p m
1;etertowu stage, Mon, Wed. and Fri-......6 a m
Ia I" arrives Tues, Thur. & Sat. N
lHark, Weekly by stage. departs saturday 6 m
5fss {" e" arrives Friday IN
I axe Lynn, weekly stage departs Saturday m
s '' arrives % 6p m
&Ofice will be open from N until sPs
heept Sundays.
Exndays from 9 AN till IL A NJ. and from N.
III 5PM.
J. B. PRESpERGAsT, p. 81.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
BACHELOR CLUB.

Resuiar meetings every Seco1d and Fourth
<zssd.7 of each month.
10. G. OcHsEsREITER, W. 4. sIUNfH.
President. Secretary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
ChurchS.
,NGREGATIoNAL ChURCH

Regular Services every SuHd W a. ~ PrsyeT
>f p. m. sabbath school at Il H.
<zing every Thursday evening. .,, postor
W. G. DICKIN soS' h"''''
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-03-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Atholie services In Webster on the Ianu 30 Su u
ftday, aud on the Saturdays precee, uns 49,; ~
Hand 9TH SUNDAYS OF each month. ''EVe
12mence at 1880 n. IN.
II Rev. II. MESSING, Past "
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18
Me are nike mortified and -,

Ne are nike mortified and sur
prised 10 seat rare intervals, Il
Is true the assertion In d Demo
cratic paper Of this state that the
people pay more taxes unde,
Democratic thaa they did under
Republican rule. Even 4 .his
bald statement were true It could
be. easily shown that large bro
portion Of the taxes nu.s paid ase
tor TIE. discharge oI obligations
incurred, cy the slate ander Re
publican rule. AMI Tor these
bonds, ief. as :. :.legacs oy that par
ty, no beneficial results to the
state can be shown. 4 newspaper
holding such views Is not dischar-
ging ITS duty to the people when
1t advocates Democratic and op-
poses Republican supremacy.
Jo,ruoi.
That 5 our Sentiments exactly
ne.ghbor, but somehow we could
not expires them that way.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18

Capt. G. G. Nash, the worthy
president of our school board, is
IN pretty pickle. 1t appears
tho. a public school has been
granted with Mrs j. Z " ilson as
teacher, and Mrs. Maynard hsss
taken possession. # tl1a schocs
Beauty HllD and. under guard
| of SIX or eight men. has held the
fort since last Monday- Capt
Nash is appealed to by Mrs. /"
to be sustained in her rights. ard
/ the trouble with him is how IN the
mischief he Is to settle this squab-
Bile between two women. Some
body is badly in the wrong, and,
without knowing ali the circun-
Stances, we are disposed to thiak
Mrs Maynard and her friends are
the mistaken parties. Collos
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18

Iga hlsl agthoflasng tao S13V afn-
or 70 continae 70 appoint po.iee
Jurors has passed the House by a
good large majority, 73 ayes to &c
nays. Those voting against the
bill, and in fnor of the election
of Police Jurors, were Messrs
Adams, Allain, Arnaud, Broaa,
Cage, Cayolie, Davidson, Dicker-
sen, Eweil, Gar1ner. Heard, ~
ons. Terrehoune, iiahoney, Patty
Posev. Price. pr,tsisari R.cha. s
son, Shattuea, Wall.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18
The Backbone LAID Grant

ctf.c,al lO the Times Democrat.
WASHINGTON inne 1.-The House
committee on public lands report
Ell bill to e-day fol feitng The
Backbone land gr&at, according TO
the recommendation. g il elaini-
ed, Of the Interior Department.
The Dill forfe'ts al the lands. along
the read from Sew3riesas t.
YThl.ecastle. and tie 'an.. or he
east SIDE sf TIE river frem mite.
oss-ss 70 Yfek sbars, ait, CO.'S. nus
IL TIE railroad con- paGy tie reaia;n1
der of tie 'snds. The slll sise
confirms what is known. NJ the
Robertson Blanchard sgreem ent
as 10 the settlers, who are - paY
for their lands p per acre; one-
third in cash and the remainder N
one and two years, With 6per cent
interest. M
Referring to tie shove, it Will
no. be out al place 10 state. that
the Rail Road CO are calling on
the settlers 20 make proof of their
ciai..s, that the ;ine viii expire il
July &c. Now how car this Go AK
nect those settlers III gool faith 10
come forward and pay them - per
acre fer their .aps!A vixen their
taxes To- 1850 are yet unga;l oa
III heir lands IN Nien Par.ea:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18

Us the work on the Appropriation
Iiy the C0mmitlee:
works on the Appropriation Bill.
Special to Times Democrat.
| BATON RoUGE, June1.-The ap-
preparation committee met this
evening and continued work on the
general appropriation bill, and
concluded it with the exception of
charitable institutions, which VIII
&c acted up on as soon as the spe-
cial committee report. The I'M
pur.ant changes are: Keeper Of
records, 1900, year, left out;
support OF Atlanta Male and Fe
male Institute, in Winn Parish
$1,000, abolished; support of the
University of Louisiana, ut New
Orleans, slo 600 yearly, abolished;
printing lsws in the French fan
guage, abolished military puspos-
| es, militia, etc, red.,ced from
si2 500 to 81 500 yearly; the sum
for printing and distributing doc
uments is reduced to $1,000 for
both departments thesum tor the
support of free public schools Is
increased from $3.50, coo to &30o, ,0oG
annually, to pay reduced interest
coupons on such consolidated
bonds rs are stamped under pro-
visions of the constitutional crdi7
nance relative to the State debt,
falling dn Jan. 1887 and July.
1887, $3.50, 900 against s360, ,0Ge
last Appropriation; tor same from
Jan. [, 1883, to July ] 1888, same
amount; engineers material and
repairing instruments, reduced 10
sso0 annually; mileage expenses
of chainmen and axmen, reduced
from $1,000 TO $4,000 annually; sal
ary Of registrar of laad office re-
duced from S250o to $500.
The bill goes to the House du-
ring the present week.
From the above we see that the
Atlanta Maize and Female Institute
is left in the cool.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18

The following to the I'D shows
Us the work on the Appropriations
fy tK Committee:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-06-18
Winfield MaEa { Female SGhaai.
i school sf Science. Literature 1 At.
Prograas,as for I9S5-'Ss.

First Term opens September ilth 1885
and cioses o. Friday. the 18th Of Jan.
iary 1855.
The Second TEN enens "a Monday
February lst. 1885. ard closes on Friday
Tie 18th of June 1885.
Professor f. Davies. 4. d. Principal.
Mrs. 4. Davies, Asst. Teacher.
Mrs. Ida Milling. Dept. of Music.