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rr,,c. ,ashsd In ruii wi,nou, Deduc.
lion.

No NfG7 draws capital prize. sm0o, sold IN
New lurk. Sau Francisco, Boston. Mass, lsthcr.
VILE Ia. aud Dallas tvN M. "a. 90 draws second
capital prize. SiUlWD. sold iu New orleans Now
NCtk Syracuse, \ Y, aud Mobile Ma. So asa
draws thid capital prize. Shunl tuli ln Washing
tom u e. Kan lfauCiscn. Cal. Nstuu, Mos, Nor.
tulk. Va and Rome. Ca No $3.50 draws $3.50,
fnli In Sew orleans uustuu. Mass, Philadelphia,
la, oakland aud lus Angelic, cal, Ogden, tab,
Austin. Tex, Conway springs kns. aud Turning.
ham. Ala Nos N ~. l,lNl dmW ra,h $1,000.
sold In New York. Chicago cincinnati ~ln fpn-
cisco. Washington u e.. Helena Afks topeka,
KS aud LAFAYETTE. Ia. ~. hTll, tt1tl. thleL
s7 .lt pliu' each draw s,uI spli in New York,
tustuu. Chicago san Francisco. Kansas city, Mo,
Dayton. % Mlssnuln, Mont. aud other points
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COLDS, oATARRH, COUGHING.
Hoarsoncss. Bronchitis. Asthma, Nou'
ralgia, Headache and Sore Throat

Instantly relieved aud surely c2.sd by using
Carbolic Smoke Ball night aud morning.
The Cafbalic Smoke Is administered by ~.
hnlation direct 30 the affected parts. II
looscns and c3pclls the diseased mucus and
sccretions restores the circulation aud pro
NOTES a healthy action 81 the nostrils, throat
bronchial tubes aud lungs. Price oi Smoke
HALL, o. One ball Is sufficient a. cure any
ordinary case. Order direct from our Office
or through your druggist. We send our
Cnrbolic Smoke Ball 10 any address, boxed,
postpaid with full directions for using on re-.
celpi VI price. Call on or address,
CARnoIic SSoKH Bali Co.,
300 Main street, Memphis, Tenn, over Smiths
music store.
our Carbolic Smoke ball IL for sale by tho
following druggists jas. II. Robinson, ". j.
Hester, 4 ilcnkcrt a Co, Mansfield Drug
company aud a. w. Jones * Go.
Free trial 10 al who will call At our office.
Separate parlor Tor ladies. Office hourirom
am. 30 pm. Sundays from 10 II am.
Agents wanted. Correspondence solicited
from ministers physicians aud druggists
All who are suffering with any OF the above
complaints are invited 30 call or write.
A. A. JOHNSON. Manager,
200 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
TARIFF REFORM CLUB.
An Appeal to the public for Funds.

An Appeal TO the Public for Funds.
The Tariff Reform club, n Democratic
organization having for IFS object the sup.
port Of Cleveland aud Thurman and the
education OF the masses upon the economic
question Of tariff reform, comes before the
public today with an appeal for contribu.
lions Of money TO enable II 20 carry ON
It's work. Public meetings cost money,
and the tracts, papers and taritf reform lit
emturc, which the club freely distributes,
all call for an outlay that IL onerous upon
ITS rs yet small membership. II has, there
fore. been resolved to appeal 10 the people
Of Memphis 10 come forward and help IN
the good work the club is now doing. II
the response 10 this repeal he what II is
hoped Il will be, IL is the intention OF the
club TO bring some Of the iirst speakers In
the country 10 address our workingmcn
upon the questions Of the day. Contribu.
tions should be addressed 10 the secretary,
Il. q. Brown, No. ~ Madison street, who
will receive and receipt for same.
BoLTOS SNiru, President,
X. q. Bows, Secretary,
Wv. lloRGAS, Chm. liz. Com.
DoN'r forget the dear ones awaw for the
summer. Send them q box Of Floyd Il
MONEYS candies.
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Approx imaiion Prizes.

100 numbers from t5l7 to a,.Cl5 inclusive. 10
Ing 40 numbers ON each side vt the number
drawing the capital prize ui shl nn ............. ;
iOl numbers irom 80. llp ~ 5Sllp inclusive, be-.
inr ~ numbers uu each side IT the number
dmwiur the capital prize Of siuOu0H......., .....
lVu numbers from O.. az To o. Nu Inclusive, be
INK ~ numbers ON each side NJ the number
drawing the capital prifC ut snVJ ........ poo,
tn numbers ending With o., hcinr the two lat
figures NJ the number drawing the capital
ptisrot sauutl .................. ...
WN uumhyus ending with 40. hyiur the two lHst
nruruE IT the number drawing the sruuulf
capital Itlgv Ut sluuWn ........ ...............,
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COTTON EXCHANGE.
IMPORTANT MEETING TODAY TO
CONSIDER COTTON INSURANCE..
The Demand Made by the Railroads as
to Bills of Lading Deemed Very OBJ
jectionable by Foreign and Domestic
Shippers.

The reception yesterday Of a circular
from the joint committee OF railroads as to
cotton insurance and bills of lading,
brought about the followingc call for meet
ing OF the Cotton exchange, which will be
held today at noon:
MENrHIs Tenn, July 70, 1854
L. h. suggs President Cotton Exchange;
Dear Sir-We, the undersigned. mom-
bers Of the Memphis Cotton exchange, do
REQUEST that you call meeting OF the eX-
change tomorrow, the 18th inst, at II
O'Clock, noon. Rery respectfully,
W. X. JONES,
RoBr. JoNrs, JR.,
WIN. BowLEs, sR.,
II. +. PATTERSON,
john J. McDoNALp,
{. Il. TUCKER,
X. llRNTER,
RALPH WoRNELEY,
j, Il. GOODWIN,
L. l.. ToPP.
CIRCULAR NO. 99i, JOINT CoMMIrTEE-IN-
suRASCE CLAUSE IN BILLS OF LADING.
The following resolution has been
adopted by unanimous vote OF the joint
committee, and will take effect ON July !,
1855:
Resolved, That all foreign and domestic
bills OF lading issued on through traffic
shall contain clause which provides that
carriers shall have the full benefit OF any
insurance that may have been effected
upon or for account of the shipments COW
cred by such bills of lading.
ALBERT FINK, Chairman.
G.. r. BLANCHARD, Vice Chairman.
We, the undersigned, find the above
clause (circular attachcd) recommended
and adopted by the unanimous vote Of
the joint committee OF railroad officials in
New York, June -, 1885 and will take
effect in all bills OF ladng OF the various
railroads in Memphis. We find that the
above clause lcirculr attachcd) is very
Objectionable to all shippers, both foreign
and domestic. We therefore would re-.
quest full meeting OF the members OF
the Cotton Exchange TO take action, rs II
is q matter Of great importance to all
handlers Of cotton.
JoNES Bios. & Co.
PATTERSON, MULLER & Co.
TOWNSEND, CowIE x Co.
HARTNus x Co.
G. J, WHEELER.
l.oNf. 1oNEs, JR., q Co.
joss & REEp.
WM. fRoLICu & Co.
WN BowLEs & Son.
Il. Il. BEECuER 4 Co.
In accordance with the above call a
| general meeting Of the Cotton Exchange
is called for Friday, 18th instant, at L.
O'Clock noon. l.. d. SrGgs,
President.
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sr-fhc subscriber, having supervised tho Single
Numlyt Drawing. tiass a. lollNiNNA STATE
LOTTERY. hytyhy certify that the above are tho
numbers which Wcrc this day drawn itum the ln.'
Uip placed IN the wheel with the prizes correspond
INK tu them.
Witness uut hands ut New orleans Ia this Tues.
day, July No. lNNN q. ! MAJ REGARD
J 4 EARLY
tumIuIstu toner's
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" you are leaving for your summer trip,
don't forget 10 have a lunch put mp at
FLOYD 4 MONEYS.
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CoxcERr and hop at Jackson Mound
Park tonight Don't fail TO attend.
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usE Syrup Of PruDes for constipation.
For sale 10y all druggists.
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Ggr up clubs for TnE WEEKLY APPEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
Offered.
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Tay Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only BE.
thesda water used In the manufacture oil
n
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Tnr Crown wash blne has no equal.
Every woman recommends u.
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CONCERT and hop at Jackson Mound
Park tonight. Don't fail 30 attend.
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CHANCERY SALE
or
REAL ESTATE.

No tss pHfn the Chanccfy Court II shelby
county state ui tennessee, iuf uty etc., ". luhn
Rngvai ctal
IN virtue II an intctlocutofy decree i1f ale, ~.
tf,i In the above cause Ou the 4 day ~ Arfil'
isss n Gl page - I will sell ut public ane-
lion tn the hishrst bidder, IN front " ihc clcfk
snd masters Uhcs court house ~ shelby county,
Memphis Tcnnssscc, on
saturday, Juiy ~, 1858,
within legal hours the following described prop
eriy situated IN Memphis, shelby county l,nncF
see. nSit -
A csflain lot, beginning n the souhut'i corner
Of Main aud Me- al stfVsu running ihtnIr synh
along the vet line II Main street twenty lHi tUii
thence west and parallel With Mcuu Nf,,t
sltiy Ave JGtl feet thence north AMI parallel WIN
Main street twenty lAl feet a. ihg "Iil tlo
II Mccall street thence east along The 'uuil llue
Of Mccall street titty ave IOjl icyi 10 Le lu'nloi
beginning. 49,. -.
credit ~ sit sni twelve months purchase ~ 80
cute notes bearing inisrc,t with lerunal ',cuniy'
lien retained and equity OF toicmp,,,,,a ~ x''a'
This July D, lshN D " VIZ 49,,
IN Nalone. ". N. Randolph. Ganni : ra,lef
on. solicitors 60 =,
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Diamonds close at Muliord'A
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NOTICE.

MEHrHis, TIrr., July 2, 1888.
Mr. WALTER WEBB HAVING RETIRED PROM
wi the Anderson HAT Company, Tot another
line Of business he IA no longer Interested Win ~
from this date. but Ia retiring no hos our lost
wishes. and We take pleasure ~ comncndnf him
10 the public ANDERsON HAT COMPANY
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Dox'r forget the dear ones awaw for tho
summer Send them q box Of Floyd n
MONEYS candies.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

JUAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY ENTIRE lNTFR.
| ct In the firm Ot ASTON, Maury n 60. to H.
II Maury and Walter Webb, who continue nj the
old stand under the arm name aud style Of WEIR
4 MAuRl they assuming Ill Liabilities aud col
lectinE all Outstanding accounts aud hereby ~
commend the new firm To the patronage q the
public T. ; AlSlON
MEMPHIS TESN., July ?, lSSS
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FAST BLACK HOSIERY
Just Received,

just kcCelNeui
$50 dozen Isle and Cotton Hose for ladies'
and children; warranted East black"
Children's Fast Black, 2jc.
ladies Lislc Fast Black, Sic.
Also,
100 dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose at
lIc pair, worth 33c.
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Muliord's for silverware.
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200 Main street, MemphIs, Tenn.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
THEY SAY

That Spring is a long time COM
Ing.
That Robbins are not as thick as
they were.
That Mcclellan had it all his
own way at the primaries.
That the claim that they couldn't
get a copy of that list, was "atrick."
That the "pure democrats" are
drumming "the niggers" for all
they are worth.
That the circular of the Madison
delegation to Carroll is full of in
aecuracies.
That the proceedings of the Mad
ison delegation can hardly be call
ed q convention, as they did not
have quorum, even on their own
showing.
That it is folly TO argue, that the
split in district matters, would not
necessitate a split in parish affairs
as we'll.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
UnIucky Wedding Days.

According to an ancient and re-
liable chronicle, there are thirty
two days in the year that are cs-
pecially unlucky for marriages and
Journeys. They are as follows:
January l, =, +. 10 and -; Feb. s
: and Is; March /. 6 and 5; April
6 and II, May ), G and I; June :
and -; July ) and l.; August Is
and 10; September 6 and :; DC
tober :; November - and 1G: and
December Is, IS and l.. Every
body knows that Friday is the
most unlucky day for wedding,
while Wednesday and Thursday
are the luchiest.
Our grandmotAers believed that.
i! was moSt.-unfortunatc thing il
the bride, after finishing her toilet
and leaving her looking glass.
should turn around for a last
glance ut herself. 1t was also bad
for her to see the man she was
about to marry, after dressing.
and before the time 10 come for
the cercmony.-ChicagO Journal.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10

on motion of Mr.. FischeI.
On motion of Mr.. Erwin the
following Was OrIed spread on the
minutes.
Resolved that we hereby tender
the thanks of the Police Jury of
Madison Parish to Messrs. Harmon
q Noss for the honest conscientious
and workmanlike manner in which
they have completed and complied
with their contract of building the
Court House in said Parish and we
hereby cheorfully recommend them
rs being capable and efficient con-
tractors,
On motion of Mr.. Erwin the
Board adjourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10

men, whose democracy is not ques-
toned, determined to Withdraw
from the agseemcnt, which [ con
slider to have been broken, and
ask all my friends to take no part
in the primaries, rs the object 'or
which they were orlcrei-the
unity Of the party-cannot be at
tanned.
| announce myself ~ the demo-
cratic nominee tor sheriff Of this
Parish, ana a,k .Or the votes Of all.
L. B. HOLMES.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
Joint Resolution No. %. Of the
Regular Session of 1886.
Amendment No.6.

Articles 2O7-"The following
property shall be exempt from
taxation. and no other. viz: All
public property, places Of religious
,rorshin or bnrii1 all charitable
imotitntions all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n,.tv nsaJ cyrinsiweIv f3r cniiroes
~ otLnr sahnnI nrrnnsrs the real
o,d nnr.nraI a.t,tc lnr anv nnbIic
iiLrarv and that Of anv other
ii,nrITD as.ociation nse6 bv orcon-
nartaj ri,b .rrh j;hrory. III bool.
and nhilnsonbicaI annaratus. and
MI nainfincs ana statnarv of any
-" ,.'l w. a.snc;9t;ST i.sot in =
r ,,,,iI;c L,1I. ,1.,or;JrJ tho n.,ncrtv
p'o oxo,m"tnd ha nnt rs"f ~ Itas,t
g., H,,rnnsas ofnriyote nr corDn-
a.a P rrnf;t o. incnn'n Thore shall
niso Ln axer,nt from taxation
% .SW ,toIortv ~ tbn Whine
l IS 60 },n,,,frot dniI,rs. +Loro .b,il
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
ID II L FIT.

Ice formed last Tues day night.
The peep of chickens can now be
heard.
A usual this time of year, every
body is about out Of fuel.
Only 1862 votes were pollcd at
.bs so-called primaries. This is
not good showing
Mr.. A. r. Nicols has leased his
livery stable to Charley Brown of
Milliken's Bend.
The subscription of all the orig
;pal subscribers to the TINES ex-
pired March 1st, and renewals are
now in order.
The Court House has been ac-
cepted by the Building Committee,
from the contractors and by the
parish from the Building Commit
tee
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS AxD Young MEN.
II the kill country" near NatcLez,
Mississippi.

Large and increasing patronage Of
boarding pupils. Health and morals
hrSt consideration. Strictly nOn-sec-
tartan. Literally endowed. Rates very
low. Chartered in 1872. Session Of
1873 opens Sth Of September. Full
corps Of professional teachers. En-
glish Classical and Commercial Courses.
Location re nCwned for health and beau
tiful surroundings. Buildings large
COmmodiUus with recitation rooms. dor
mitOrieS. library. &c. ali conveniently
arranged and in good repair. STUDY
hall and retitatiOn rooms recently fur
nished with the latest and most i'm
proved 5, no furniture and supplied
with maps, charts. globes, and other
appara tins necessary to insure effective
teaching. Free telephone 20 Natchez.
Board. tuition. furnished room. wash
ing, and lights. $3.50 per session Of ten
months. For Catalogues giving full
particulars, address, the Principal.
J. :. RAYMOND.
6m. Washington. Miss.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
PROM CLGATION
CF TIE
PROPOSED Amendments ID the Consti-
tuition of the State OF Louisiana,
Adopted by the General As
sembiy in 1884 and 1886.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office of the Secretary of State. !
In pursuance of the provisions Of
the Constitution, publication is
hereby made and given to the quail
flied electors OF the State of Louis
lana of the proposed amendments
to the Constitution of this State,
which have been cOncurrcd in by
two-thirds of all the members elect
ed to each house Of the General
Assembly OF this State, at the reg
ular sessions thereof, held at the
city OF Baton Rouge, in the years
1884 and 1886, and which are re-
quired to be published for the in
formation o. the qualified electors
OF this State ~ three months next
preceedingtn General election for
Representatives, and which pro-
posed amendments more fully APP
pear in Act No. - and Joint Reso-
luton No. 112 of the Regular Ses-
sion Of 1894. and in joint Resolu-
tons Nos. %. -, So, and % of the
Regular Session Of 1856
which are hereinafter oiii-
cially published for the infUr
nation Of the qualiticd.electors of
this State, and which will be SUBJ
nlitted to them for their approval
or their rejection, at the next gen
eral election which will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, y.
D.. 1888 ut being the Tuesday next
following the third Monday Of said
month"; in such manner and form
that the qualified electors may
vote for or against each amendment
separately; and if a majority OF
the qualified electors voting, AT
said election. shall approve and
ratify all or either of said proposed
amendments then such proposed
amendment or amendments
or either, of them, *
approved and ratified, shall be
come part Of the Constitution o
/ this State.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
of said act are concerned.
Joint Resolution -. IL Of he
REGULAR Session OF 1881.
Amendment No. >

..T1. C-.,T ,-I-I. -.
nc " ~. 81; AT I u'''y
,l. : az a.. t,'.n iT' -, 49,. - -.
,'iIu ',", ne ~, C'i' ,,,i'.'i'Il, VI
.,'C,;I W 30 &C L,'i'i''i S'! y; y
=, ~ al, u To-, I'' III 81. 5''V
i',,, ~ " n..'-.,-.' ~ -? l''. -, -.
'S I'.", nave :" per pei, '....: ... % .n'
'. 80 ie''''i All, IN u:
- 80 -, 80 az IL, '''S b -. ~
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
Joint Resolution No. - Of the Rgg-
uiar Session OF 1876.
Au.u,n l,nn1at V -

Amendment No. ..
"In those districts composed -
one parish, there shall not be less
than six terms OF the District Court
each year"
In all other districts there shall
be in each parish not less than four
terms Of the District Court each
year. except in the parishes
Of Cameron, franklin and Vernon.
in which there shall not be less
than two terms q the District
Court each year"
Until provided by law. the
terms of the District Court in each
parish shall be fixed by 4 rule oi
said court, which shaa not be
changed without notice by publ
cation at least thirty days prior to
such change.
There shall he in each parish moi
less than two jnrv terms each year
at which a grand jury shall be EN-.
pannellcf except in the parishes
of Cameron. Franklin and Vernon
in which there shall not he les,
than one jury term each year. ~
which 4 grand jury shall be en-.
elIed."
AT other terms the General -
.cmbly shall provide for spcc.a
iuries, when necessary .Or the tria
of criminal cases.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
Act No, IS ofthe Regular Session OF
1854.
Amen dment No. |.
Tulane University Amendment.

The terms of Act No. IS, of the
Regular Session of 1854, adopted
at the Session of the Legislature in
the year 1881, are hereby ratified
and approved; and all provisions
of the Constitution of 1879 rcpue-
nant thereto, or in any way impair
ing the passage thereof. are hereby
repealed, SO far as the operations
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
POLICE JURY.

The Board met pursuant to'call.
Present, Messrs. Long. President,
and Erwin, Sewer and Fischel.
The report of the building COM
mittee accepting the Court House
accompanied by bill of Messrs.
Harmon & Voss for extra work
amounting to sS69.25 which bill
was approved by the Committee
was read.
The Building Committee of
Court House accept said building,
and acknowledge that Messrs.
Harmon l. Voss have fully COM
piled with their contract in all re-
spects and Recommend that the
claim of said Harmon & Voss for
bal nee as show by said contract,
be allowed as therein agreed upon.
J. I. MCCLELLAN,
II. b. HOLMES.
On motion of Mr.. Fischcl, Sec
onded by Mr. Sewer, the report OF
the Building Committee was en-
bodied as a resolution, and adopt
ed.
Mr.. Sewer moved that the Pre-
ident of the Board be authorized to
pay for cistern on approval of the
Building Committee, seconded by
Mr.. Fischel and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Fischel, Sec
onded by Mr.. Erwin three bills
that were overlooked at last meet.
ing were allowed.
Mr.. Sewer moved that the Court
House be accepted from the Build.
ing Committee, seconded Ivy Mr..
Erwin, and adopted.
Mr.. Sewer moved that the sher.
In be authorized to employ a jani-
Tor by the month for the Court
House, seconded by Mr.. Fische,
and adopted.
MIR. Sewer moved the adoption
OF the following, seconded by Mr.
Fischel and adopted:
BE 1t Resolved, That the two
Oils OF Messrs. Harmon & Vosi
contractors for building the Cour'
mouse of Madison Parish-beins
The balance due said Harmon &
'oss on said Court House-pre
sented this day SAID bills being re
spectively for Twenty-Nine-Hu
drsd Dollars and Thirty-HundreC
y Ninety-Five Dollars, each bear
ing interest at the rate of 3 per ct
per annum from Jan. lst, 1888 til
paid-be and is hereby approved
as being due 10 said Harmon 4
soss out Of the revenues Of SAFE
Parish for the year 1888. The J.!
lor s29OO.OO to be paid before nn'
y Take precedence over the bill f.
+. teoe- ~,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
Joint Resolution w. So. Of the
Regular Session Of 1885.
Amendment No. ).

Articles G5-"That iii the event
of the death. or from whatever
cause the office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor shall become vacant, then,
and in that event the President
pro tempore Of the Senate shall fill
lhe office of Lieutenant Governor,
performing all the duties incident
to the office and receiving lis
emOluments.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10
LIST OF PRIZES.

J,.56 Prizes amounting to. 81 ,G55,UOO
-a.s'~For Club Rates, or any further in
formation apply To the uHdersi gncd.
I oar Handwriting must be distinct and
signature plain. More IA pid return
mail delivery will be as urcd by your
enclosing an Enyelop bearing your full
address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary letter. Currency by Exprcss
1T our cAprnSct addressed To
II. A. DACPNIN,
New Orleans, IL.
Mch. Ii.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10

E-VICl>s3C Eor. III ~
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10

.-LLLi Department I. q. CLALNr. Genera. Agent.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1888-03-10

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