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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11
Executors Sale.
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TXECUTOR'S SALE
OF
Centre Wheeling Properly


As executor OF Thomas II. "'-''
will on ,..,.,-r...
at 10 o'clock a. m, sell at GagS.92 az w. ~. ar
House Of Ohio county the iol'""'Il'. gf N-H
/, Lot ii on the southeast '.-Ii .... HUa.a
street e TAI and Alley Is, with taot'9iy '''.' ''
D The north % feet lnchc o., w, ,,Il ,.sg %
southwest corner Of Main 'it,' u.'. .fgtt lii
with 2tWo.story brick houses %" p
4 iTottory brick houses on A..,i u, i, ,,efa nar
OF the purchase money a. Ag INK, ~ b. .ar DIa..
elect TO pay, CAslIi ana NE 80. t5.lH .aafg'
ITo S"di Sy Of ,slc, payable annually ,Ia1lar
good sIS, personal security 70 be sl,s 5,s IS ar
Inc purchasers, and also 10 hg 60 raG.t
factory insurance, and ihc ""'
until payment III full, II ~ ANl,E
Executor Of Thomas II Wine 1sg
J,C. HERyEY, AuciloheeF'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11
MARRIED,

UPDEGRAFF-wIIlTAK 81. AiphOnsus
Church. on Wednesday, October 10, lSSS, by
IT. Rev. J. J. Kahn, GEORGE +. UrDEGRAFP
md CARRIE c. WHITAKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11
Public Sale.
OuBLIC sALE on NAM srnEEI

DVDITV OAI1TI UT NNTN NINITT
REAL PROPERTY,
BY virtue OF the authority vested In thrmhv,
decree Of the Circuit Cont vi OhIOr1u IN
tered on the 23d day Of April. AID. ISIS. IA itr
suit Of SObieski II. GaidwciiVs. Caroline ", Mi.
son Rnd others the Undersigned special commit,
sIOncrS, will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i. COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
In Chonpnrv

To all persons Interested IN the estate OF Eliza.
beth Singleton, deceased:
Take notice that William EFskIHe, RdmIRLstrR.
tor dc bOnls non with the will annexed Of the
estate OF Elizabeth Singleton, deceased, having
estate or assets OF said dGccdGnt now In his
hnnds, and desiring to obtain the order Of this
Court to pay, tnln,icr and deliver to John Gil.
chriSt, executor OF said Elizabeth SIngetOn's
will, nonresident executor who now resides
At WhukOm, Allamnkcc county, Iowa, such eS.
tatc or nssetB of Eaid tirccdent ms may now be in
his hands, as we'll as any further sum or sums Of
money belonging 10 sail estate which may here.
after come INTO his hands, filed Ills petition In
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West Vir.
gin!R, on the 9th day Of October, 1855, for such
purpose, and on said day an order was entered
In said Cnusc directing that notice Of the said
application be given 10 all persons interested In
such trust estate as Is provided Tor by Section 7
OF Chapter 81 Of the Code OF West Virginia. aud
the EnId cause continued until the first dny OF
the next term OF this Court.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of said order
this notice given.
WILLIAM ERsKlNE,
Administrator de bOnis non with the will an.
ncxcd OF the estate OF Elizabeth Singleton, de.
ceased.
q. Il. T.. GIICIRIST, Solicitor.
Published the first time, October II, 1855.
np1I.Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11

The above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, ISIS, at 10 o'clock
a. N. T. N. GARvlN,
OCil Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11
THE INTELLIGENCER.

Entered at the rostoGicc Nt Wheeling, ". Va,
as Eccond'clGsa mattCr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11

By virtue Of the authority Of a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, entered On the ~
DAY Of April, A. d. lssS. In the suit ui s0hr'H
i. Caldwell vs.. Caroline VI. Wilson aud olhcis,
ihc UNDERSIGNED gpCrIal commissioners WILL on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-11

In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
Of ohIo county. ". Va, entered on tile 10th day
OF September, 1855, In the suit OF Anna Whiting
special commissioner will, on
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-09-20
A BUSINESS VIEW.
Tho FIGURING Mill In Colby, and its
Influence on County and
CITY.

UOflu00C0 on County 600
City.
EDITOR CAT:-In last week paper you
gave it as an assured fact that Colby is til
have FIGURING Mill, provided the peo
pie will do their part. Allow me to as
sure your readers that the town that has
q good modern mill holds winning card
every time. Isuppose that ever since
Sarah, the wife of Abraham. baked the
cakes for the entertainment of the divine
messengers, as referred to in Holy Writ,
bread making. and consequently the max
ing of flour, has occupied quite as much
attention as any other one industry.
There can be no industry more important
toward the building up of q town and
county than that of milling 1t is factor
in the busy commerce of the city, and a
tremendous power in the quieter work
of the farm.
And. now, as it appears that all Mr..
Riddle asks is very small bonus to be-
gin work at once, let us sit down HARD
upon the prophet, or son of q prophet,
who dares to set forth in his gloomy and
ungracious fOrebOdings as to what out
come of the wheat crop of this great
country will be next year. and push this
enterprise forward with vim.
Competition is what is needed to BRING
better prices to the grower. In this com
petition there is great encouragement to
the farmer to plant good grain and to
plant it well. These being properly done.
he has right to expect good wheat.
Now, it is a matter of necessity in the
successful operation of mill, to haye a
good quality of wheat and plenty of it.
Let the people do their part and we be-
lieve the wheat will be forthcoming
But leave the matter of competition out
of the question and take one glance at
transportation and middle mems profits.
Not only does the farmer escape the pro-
fits of the big elevator men. but saves the
transportation two ways; first. on his
wheat to the markets. second, on ethe
flour returned from eastern mills for his
consumption. That is as plain as the nose
on a mans face. 1t is good logic.
But with well equipped roller mill at
our doors this is all changed. Trade from
outside territory comes to US. This re-
wives our other local industries. and as
they prosper, gives employment to idle
hands. and it is in this way that all can
best hope to prevail in the battle we now
have to wage with the rising flood of
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-09-20

l. Because it is a sectional wheel
mill, the only true principle upon
which to construct windmill.
2 1t was the first self-regulatins
windmill ever made.
3. The Halladay windmill is the
safest in storms, because being gov
erned by centrifugal force, is the best
regulated windmill made.
I. 1t is the cheapest wind mill on
the market when power, workmanship
and material are considered.
For sale by
Ramsey q Ramsey,
COLBY. KANSAS
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Some of our western exchanges are claiming that Mir. Barker favored Federal aid for education ill 1885, Perhaps so, but he opposes the noto- rious and odious Blair bill, now which MT. McRac favors, and there by hangs the tale. '-MonticelIo Monticellonian.
 Why misrepresent Mir. McRae :-- Some three weeks ago he stated his position in regard to the Blair bill, in a letter to Hon. ]. l.. killgore published in the Magnolia Banner and in it he sand he was opposed to the Blair bill, as it came from the Senate. The Sherwin bill, for which Mir. Barker voted in the Legislature il 1888, was as "notoriousCly) odious as the Blair bill.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

If there is a man in the third con prcssional district with more brains better tact, energy or who IS more suited for congress than Hon. 1hoS. C McRae we would like to see the color of his hair. By the way how was it that in 1882 McRac was smar- ter than C. F.. Breckinridgc and now Breckenridge is the best man for L. $. Senator and McRae is too green to hold a seat in the lower house Where is consistency anyhow. arkana Morning Herald.
 Yes. Mir. McRae went into state convention in 1882 as the strongest candidate for Congressman at large wilh more votes than Mir, Breckin- ridge, yet he withdrew in,thc interest of harmony. Mir McRae suits the people of this district, whom he has served so faithfully.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

AS knife to the suicide, or hand writing to the forgcr, so is constipa- ton to him who ncglectS its warning. Morris Cascarine will restore the bowels to healthy condition.
 !. F. Dullic, Hope, Arkansas. has just received a car load of furniture. and will sell it cheaper than ever be- fore.
 keep fresh stock of Flour, Mca and general line of groceries, Fresh meats, all kinds at my meat market.
 T. (. TREVILLIoN.
 Morris Casearine is not cure all. 1t is an efficient remedy for those disorders which arise from the disorders which arise from the dis turbed condition of the liver and stomach.
 Winter goods still going at cost for cash, JoHN F.. PoHrIs.
 Gents white and fancy Satecn scarfs, bows and ties. in great varie- ty. at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Carry all your country produce to Johnson & Generelly, for which you will get the highest market price.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

When the majority of farmers joined the Wheel as an agricultural organization, and were assured their political privileges would not be in- terfcred with, they were honest, and fully believed it, and do not now propose for any political party under the false name of labor claiming by right of authority the members of all truly labor organization-to while them into advocating principles they do not conscentiou,ly endorse. We would not be too rash in departing from we'll defined and tried principles. Let us make haste slowly Wheel Enterprise
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

The Arkansas Journal dishonors itself, in its last issue, b>Nstating that Tom McRac was preparing to change sides on the Blair bill Tom McRac is too honorable, toe hightoned. to trim his sails to catch every passing breeze. He wrote, privately, to an inquiring friend that the measure had ohjcc tionablc features, as it wa, passed by the senate; more than F months ago he wrote as much to this scribe when many of those now opposin. favored the measure. Oko- Iona Messenger.
 MT. McRac stated the same to us, and has ever thought that the bill possessed some objectionable fca- lures, while we believed to the con trarv and favored its passage as it passed the senate-just exactly ln the shape il was when Senators Gar land, Lamar, George, and other dis 1 tinguished democratic senators voted for it-and even then 1t is not near as objectionable as the Shcrwin bill for which MT. Barker, by his vote as q representative from Drew, instruct eel the Arkansas congressional dele gations to cast their vOtes.-IcNar- kama Independent.
 The editor of the PICAYUNE failed to get copy of the Malvern paper, containing the article misreprescnt- ing Mir. McRae. We copy the above s0uibs, which is sufficient answer to if
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Attention Democrtas.

By oversight the hours for town ship and convention meetings were overlooked at the meeting. By re quest of other members of the com mittce the hour of , o'clock D. m. is hereby designated for township meetings to select delegates to the county conventions. and 10 o'clock a. m. for the county convention. \ full turn out of DEMOCRATS, is earn estly desired in township meetings at times designated.
 NJ. NJ. SPEARS. Chm.
 D. B. MADDEN, Sec.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

We learn from private sources that the Union Labor party convention, at Little Rock, Monday, nominated MT. C. NJ. Norwood, of this coun- ty. as its candidate for Governor So it seems Nevada is the hub of the disgruntled .et-two years ago Hit was candidate for congress, Ansley i. to be this year, and Nor wood is already. of this same creed. The Democrats easily snow under such political trash.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Hon. W. F.. Atkinson will nc doubt be our next Attorney General All our state exchanges speak in the highest terms of him. He will cer' tainly have no trouble in carrying this portion of the state. Magnolia Banner.
 Mr. Atkinson will fill the place, with ability and credit lis friends all over the State should not cease to work for him, as the time Is SO short ana it will take votes to nomi- nate.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Col. Fletcher $ chances for Cover nor brighten every day. His friends in Southwest Arkansas must not les sen their zeal or cease to work for him, With the proper effort, all of the counties in this section will go up instructed for him, as they did in 1884. His nomination and election as Governor is almost assured.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
ATKINSON X ToNPkI>s. Att'ys. for Adn4.r.
Application for Sale oG !aodS for
 PaNmcnf af CbtS.

Notice i, hereby 4ia4 that will apply to the Probate court of Nevada county. Ark. it the April term thcrcof loSs. Tor an oI3crto sell the lmj, of the estate of W. \. NcDo.gaid. deceased, tor the pay meat If dabt- Sud application Will be made on rhc7th da,ot May, 1,s- day oi ,ajj term of -u5 eouet.
 JuuN II. AENoLU, Administrator of the estate of W. \. Me.
 Doggaia, deceased.
 Prescott. Ark, Arrli 7t6. lsro.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Bushwhacking in congressional elections is something rather unusu- al, and is placing but q small esti- mate upon the dignity of American congrc,mcn. Yet in this congress ~ional district we find Mir. Barker, instead of making his appointments and addressing the people, travers- ing from house to house, while his opponent, Mir. McRae is at Wash ington City faithfully discharging the trust. that were reposed in him by the people. MT. Barker pretends to desire fairness and expresses him self in favor of d joint discussion,- If he is sincere in these proteStations let him go home and look after his crop until congress adjourns, when MT. McRae can accommodate him with the joint discussion. -TeXar- kama Independent.
 Every generous minded gentleman in the district. can readily see the justice and sense of our contempOra- ". in the above. We have time and again called attention to Mir. B's buShwhacking propensitics. Every paper in the district might well af- ford to criticiee such methods. Of course every man has legal right to canvass as MT. B. is doing. but when sifted down, considering that the congressional convention was purposely put off until September, by request of Mr. Barker's home pa per and others, so that joint can vass might be made by him and MT McRae, after congress adiOurns. the moral right does not show up so plainly Mir Barker is taking an unwarrantcd advantage of Mir Me Rae's absence, who remains at his post of duty and says he will remain there if he never goes 10 Congress again.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

The House is busy discussing the Mills tariff reform blll. having deci- ded to devote twenty days for this purpose. After that. vote will be taken on it. and it is confidently pre- dicted it will pass.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

It is said in Washington society circles that Mrs. Folsom, the mother of Mrs. Cleveland, will soon marry Secretary Bayard.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
CONGRESSIONAL CCNVEN-
 TON.

At q meeting of the congressional committee at Camden. on the l2tl inst, the following resolutions were passed;
 Be it Resolved, That a convention of the democracy of the Third con grcssional district be, and is hereby called to meet at Arkadel phia. on "Wednesday the l2th day of Septem- Der lSSS, at l2 o'clock m, for the purpose of nominating candidate for congress from said district, and transacting other necessary business.
 Resolved further, That the basis of representation to said convention be the same as that fixed by the state central committee, to-wit: One del egate to every two hundred voters, amt each fractional part of two hun drcd voters ir eNccS- o~ one hundred voters, as east tor CoN. S. r.. llughc, at the last general election. giving the counties in the district representation as follows, towit, res br.ti,nl,..
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Hon. T. (. McRuc is making q mark in Washington City. He is one of the rising men in the lower branch of the national legislature - He seems to be q worker and does his work wcll.-Arkansaw Econo- p,iSt
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

The Arkansas Press Association conyenes in annual session at Texar- kama, today. The Gazette states the bows will excurt to Galveston, San Antonia, and back by Austin, Ft. Worth and Dallas, after the business session is over.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
D. E. MADDEN, Sec.

Indiana held her Democratic State Convention and elected a solid Cleveland delegation to the National Convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are authorized to announce john C. tlrtch CT of Pulnski county. as candidate for Governor u Arkansas, subject to to the action of the Drm" cratic convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
]. 5. CLOTHING D. 465 WASHINGTON ST BOSTON MASS.
W-C. JONE>, N9uoser
Al, moos PANTS, $ 3 % AEL NUul SUITS, l2 %

EI OUR cannrctiH- Wlth thc n.. $, and barge facilities f.r mn1fu'wia. 0. vo the commission -lou-c, ipbleg, a.,a retul- cr- prui'-, thus rHh.." Hr-' t".t. the customer t-l'nai'o e.a. .- .s -.,cri- ag q.e,.l1 .' .r,' e.~.. ~,.d ayrt- tae .u.-. }-"h unu ;ar.W.-u.. a..l instructions ,r u.s,ur- ing. Stat" what yog v"'' -awul. at
 \ a." a' tte advantages t' D, -a.a.j by drn.ia- a..rH a-. arr.
 Latp,, Sty.c- .n eoo4- of all biod-; New t,l fa-u.ao.; Bo-,aa rrro-. Larger Variety [, cnr.-e f.1m \hrUt E,,ia&'itN a Gunouhrt' Return N.neyi # 1.-lol, for aa. oru" ro~.u. an aFT .r.H|u 'r.r.5"-c my'I.n@ HNu @antu uo. h.H oe Eoar I9eM dealer.
 Wrt.t.u- lorm myta.u.4 4.a Vwt |" hpt. and we VjIl send you B.-tn Pr'ee-. and. if po--jblr, amp,,s.
 w. refer you to AJan.- E>H.- C,mpa- n.y. i"-tou Office, thr largest Esp"a. Cam- pany u Amreica: they a'I a, better able to tell Nou bow wrdo business tOru puF u.o. a, we w, dojuga hr- lu-iac,- with them daj lv.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
FOR CoNGRESS-ruIEp DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announcc ihos '. Mchae' of tbi. county ns 4 candidate for Congress in the Third Congressional District, subject to the action of the Democratic Convention.
 We are authorized tn announce b. r.. Barker, ot Drew county. as d candidate for Congress m the Third Congressional District, subject 10 the hcti" of the Democratic Convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

Fort Smith had a triple hanging Friday. of murderers from the Indian territory. tried and convicted in the T.. <. court there.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

One of the greatest baneSto health and buoyancy of feeling is dyspep- sia. It eau be effectually eradicated bv the use of Morris Cascarine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

SUBSCRIPTION, 1.50 PER YEAR Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices Toe per line each nscrtion-- 5c per line to regulate advertisers who run hem all the time.
 N.3g~ All advertising payable monthly or quarterly, unless otherwise agreed on. Ad dress all communications to
 THE PICAYUNE,
 Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

On motion the chairman was di- rected to have the usual publication made of the foregoing proceedings
 Papers in district please copy.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
,SNOIStlsMNETS.

The following are our rates for anuonne' ing candidates, and they must be aeeompa- nied bv ths cash in every instance, as de featcd candidates dc not often feel like pay
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
FOR TAN ASSESSOR

We are authorized to announce J l.. Mc''oueii' of Etumct a> a candidate for Tax Assessor. sub feet tu the action of the Democratic nominating ronN ruiiun.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Money t0 Lend.

We can secure loans on improved farms in any amount not less than $25O ct ' per cent inter- est.
 All the eEpon os will amount to .18s than ten D .r cent, pr &ul'ul
 Atkinson R5 Tom J<ins.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
Notice

|, hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Nevada county made at the April term l"so lbr 4adar-igu- ed q, administrator of tho e-t'ta of Joha Ware derea,ed. wil offer fol ,.c at pabIie outer, in front bf the coart Heu~y door in Prescott, Nevada county on tHr latb day of May, lSSS. the following laod t.ian4ing to sud estate, to-wlt.
 The w. Fl .adE! SWI Sre 2t Tp. II, South Range 25, Nc,l, in Nevada county, Arkau,as toPal th"lent- If said Estate. Said land is suhicc, ta u murtgage of @50o due in three years. 0ait >,tir shali be on the following term, to-ssl. pue-h< of the purchase money to be dUo oathe 10th day of Noycmucr, lS,o. and tho balance to be due ell the 10th day oi NoHam1er, l5o9. The purchaser will be rcg guired Go give good personal security for thc same.
 This April 2lth, 1s>N.
 " '. ToNrAlNS,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02
37O,C69

Is the patent number of thr pio Lewis Plow, pa,aalcd September lo, loN7' aud nnu1tieturaa hy B. F. Avery X Sons, Louisville, kontoakt.
 Tbi, ple@i- practicable, .Huh eaut.uuy- cl in jt- e,..t-I t.ra. aud does ,I. Norl uo atter p5'n ta~ 'er m..le ta d'.
 [, ,,as- ta, .s.ra -. ss...a..s. does it- worl, to prr.eafaa. | pia. aa sh fuee eo9nrrS aad clears ta .H#a Hua1tha >tuup- it sau Haau E. ..s. ,.> 'nIu- plgat~ s.iIc yc4r .e.-# u#s the midairef the TOW. II pioN, taH o'a.ard wi Heut haraHgtbn trnaS.
 "C0NiE ANIJ SEE IT,
 It ion exhibition al j. VI. Deauaa X Bra.> A4eu's, Pre-cott ArN Loni, X Den ua paeataa-.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-18
Registration!

In accordance with law I hereby give notice
that I will opeu the office of registration, at
the places named below, tor the purpose OF
registering all qualified voters of the Parish
Of Lafourche who are not already registered.
All voters previously registered by ms need
not register again.
All voters vine may have changed their pre-
cinct will please give me notice. so the change
NAV be made on the books.
At the same time l invite all property hol-
ders to meet me for revising assessments.
From Feb. Is to 25. Observation-Disclosures.
Monday, Fob. q. Lafourche Crossing.
Tuesday. Feb. IS, A. Gossin's store.
Wednesday. Feb. 29, A. C~hampaign's store.
j Thursday, March /, Babin e. tields store.
? Friday. March ,. At or near SOsthene FOlse's.
Saturday. March ), Thomas LeB!ane's
Monday, March 5, Lockport, att ID Bar
rios store
Tuesday. March 6, NJ Delaune's store
Wednesday. March I, A Breauds store
Thur.day, March S. William Pierce's store
Friday. March 9. , Terrehonne's
Saturday. Mareh 10, Dncos Bros store
Monday, March l.. 7 BaceauxNs store
Tuesday, March ID, Longueville at Lerilles
store 80
Wednesday. March IA. William Elliot's
Thursday. March 10. Raceland
Friday. March l6. W Hebert's store
b. Saturday. March II, j LThibodeaux's store
Monday. March -. Mrs II Gossins
Tuesday, March 20, Douglas ThibOdeauxs
store -
+ Wednesday, March 81. James Springer's
store
Thursday. March %. Theodule Bourgis
Friday and Saturday, March % aud ~, Ihi-
bodaux
Monday, March 90. L Dantin's
Tuesday. March q, Victor Legendres
Wednesday. March %. Malagay
April : aud 3, Bayou Blue
April /. ut A.. Deiamotte's store.
April 5, at jules Bassett's store.
Thibodaux, Feb. 4, 1883.
JOHN NJ. WALSH,
J. Assessor and Registrar.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-18
The registration, Of voters began East

The registration Of voters began last
Wednesday at the courthouse. where
the Registrar will hold forth until the
25th instant. He will then start ont
Oh his rounds in the country, as per
announcements in another column.
Democrats should see to it that they
are properly registered, in order that
they may not lose the right Of voting
at The coming election. The Young
men who have attained their majority
since the last election should be quick
to seize the opportunity afforded them
by the registrars country visits to
have themselves enrolled on the big
book of free American citizens. They
must assume the responsibility of citi
zenship and con%scientiously discharge
their duty.