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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-20

Estimates of the falling off in the
gross receipts of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy railroad during
March place the figure at s1,500,000
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-20

Came to the Enclosure of the und.,.,.
ed, Jan. II, 1883, one mare with suoh'g
colt. Mare about twenty years old dd'A Ing
poor, color, sorrel, no brand; il h,,, KY
LETT eye, has white strip in face and au IN -
hind fnot white. Colt branded 2 " ~ 10y
shoulder, has white strip in face .n ~ ,S lelI
white feet. The owner is reouestsd NV y
prove property, pay charges. inc,ud,.wo
the publication Of notices. and t sha ~
animals away HUGH cp ,SsS Tue
Garden Valley, Jan. 81, VS. ''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-20

nTnHI VRewarded are those who read this
1IlI1 and then act; they will ind hopora.
=. BILE employment that will not take
them from their homes and families The profits
are large and sure for every industrious person,
many have made and are now making several hun.
dred dollars per month 1t is easy for anyone to
make 50 and upwards per day, who is willing to
work Either sex. young Old: capital not needed
We start you. Everything new. No special ability
required; you, reader, do 1t rs we'll as auyone.
Write to US at once for fun particulars, which we
mail Free Address stinson Co., Portland. m.ina.
Jan, l. VI.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-20

Some men are good because good
ness pays best, and then, again, some
are good for nothing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-20
Teachers' Examination

Teachers Examination II
On Wednesday, May l6th' , l W.T.,
hold an examination of all applicants
for teachers certificates, at Center
vile, commencing at 10 O'Clock a, M
of that day. l have fixed this ,.s' Of
nation in view of the dlfhcully
travel from distance at the rogue, 20
term, May I'd, and shall be g EnaoIS
meet all applicants then o" ,hsv
there be any who cannot wall INV
can apply on, May I'd.
J. A. LIPPINCoTT,
County School Superintendent
April 10th. 3w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-20
revolutionized the world
Nduring the last half century

Not least among tho wonders
Oh inventive progress is a method and system NJ
work that can be performed all over the country
without separating the workers from their homes
Fay liberal; anyone can do the work; either IA.
young or old; no special ability required. Capital
not needed you are started free. Cut this out and
return to US and we will send you free, something
oil great value and importance to 5ou, that will
start you in business, which will bring you in mor.
money right away than anything else in the world
Grand outht free. Address TRUE Co., Aug lsts
Maine. 80
Jan. l. yr.
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Has attained q standard OF excellenoe viii
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II contains every Improvement that Invent
genius, skin and money can produce.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29

CONVICTION OF WILL A. STRONG. -
The case Of Ex-Secretary State
VIII ! Strong has been agitating the
mind for several years.
Ca the evening of the 18th the
case closed, Acknowledgement Rogers
prosecuted and Kross and others de-
Tended Mr. Strong. After the jury
had retired it was said they stood five
for conviction and seven for acuuittaI
When there was wrap on the door
the Deputy Sheriff left the court
room followed by Mr.. Strong.
Strong failed to put in an appear
anco and it is thought he crossed the
river and intercepted the train on the
Texas Pacific.
lie was charged with imbezzling
The money received for election tick
cts, to the amount Of $500. lie
was under bond for $4,000 and it is
thought the bond will lie paid willie
Mr. Strong will leave ior parts IN
known.
We have never believed AIr. Strong
Intentionally imbezzled the State S
money but in his loose way of trans
actin. business got into this trouble.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
Personal Pu;fS.

n.;,. . ...t..t., 49,. So, 81. , -, i
fcr.au.l .or,,-n. r.a tell you vhy. Fry
''n ""'nr 20 ''wn or" day The rrro.'
..,.., ,,,,...t;r, io,a. r,,1 .,,o,.r.I !, ~,
tho last ~"ea. or "Njr Green w"-
3.'. '' r., . ''.' . : '.'' 'al ";5' %
over ,or.r su-n.ary = -r,o'ts Of themselves.
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''rya b r.arrt It ley i.lu': stop 'a,.al ra.
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H' N'.'''.''' " 90 Ga" see "'f '.", .. O.. 90
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Sa.,o..' e. ,.-..5.,..-.,at.., ,.,l. lr.s,
80 n'.". '.''."". or ID ''-s'' O.. peach %
o.s,. I'm 49,. H.. ..,...a...r. or v,.a 81. .,.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29

Section l. rrir .rn 10 CuarautjaH i" d
,rialu-! Pa. llr roa-e Jury, PARISH 81 i. H.
iaud, / ha. 1t shall be uuie sill COR auy per-
."r, coming f:om aiy Infected place Whrf'
tar yellow Yer prevails. 10 core i"'o the
parish OF Ri,hlani. That a!i articles of u'rr-
cnard:>, aFe alton, : &, BE- transported in tu!r
except tie following. M goods Of every
description ~ wool, linen >,k and cotot
goods. \ $50 L1gSicg n"l t"tne, hoo's and
-h'es and AL pa-adscs, pat u? m cloth o.
paper.
SEE. 2.-Pe il further ordained, ILa' il
,hal. be unlawful for any ra:irOdl, or water
craft or a:.y coUG.0l carrier 10 bring within
TIE !intt- 81 the Iarish any persons c":rin.
rom the infected districts or any article
Vi commerce above m.LtoHed from SAL!
places, and it shall b. "niawfpi i'r aty c"m
mon carrier 10 briac .n;o lie Parish II person
SECS " i'h yellow FOYER.
See BE = ordained, That The west GanL
81 the Bayog Macon ut the railroad crossing b.
AMI i hereby made guara tine s'n'io".
Sec BE it fariLe- ord1uet, That The
President Is hereby authorized and cmpuwer-
ed to appoint a s'l'ahle person, one - more
10 ac, as quarantine or health officers ari
,hq a have the II4h' to rein"v- them or either
=
receive salary Of no, more dian ni:y dollar
per month for has services. an! iIn il i.eitb!
empowered. aud whose duty i, si.ai be To 500
tllat HE prosisions OF this ordinance ale
carried ont.
sec. BE il further or1ai ned, That any
p rsnu coming from TN" infrcte" district oT
p as OF When h,- has been exposed - the
yellow fever, must remain tor ten tic) c5y.
the quarantine station before coming into
the parish.
See. Be ii further ordained, That any
person vino may be sick while detained at the
q 'arautire station and who il uiah.e to iro-
vIlt :cr himself shall have all the hcce>sarr II
tent:ou, and tie President Of tie PORE Ju'J
hereby empowered to employ ply. 10.
10 attend tie case. also Two nurses ant = COOS.
nh to suo,y the station with suitable pro-
"isous AMI bedding
Sec. BE i, tprhor ordained. That the
President Of the Police jury De and i h-fe'!
empowered 10 d ,igua.e the infected pa"r-
3nd To have Ia. same no;ihed to the pub ic
10y publishing the notice IL tn kicHLA> d
BEAcoS aad by posting at Is "A and Non.
roe.
Sec. S-Be IT further 5rlaHcA. That aBy
person or persons vioi.ili = his oriIran"e
SHELL lie i.ned in the sum uf Two Hunirpd
dollars aud inn riSn1e.i IN The parish Irll noi
,e-s than thirty days aud the distinct Attorney
: instructed To prosecute any vi"inl.ous Of Ih!,
ordinance ~ Information on tho AFFIDAVIT at
snv reliable citizen.
SEC. "-Br i, fuIther ordained. That The Presi'c;t
may in d!.riou to tho above station, e>'aL.
Ill as many other ..a'ipnsss may be nccrs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
Don't ExpC rinlcut.

You cannot aflil 10 waste time in eSr~rl.
meuung when your lungs are IA dancer. Con,
sampuoa always seems, at first cnly cold
Do not permit any dealer 20 impose upon
you Nh some cheap limitation Of DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud
Cu'd,. bat be sure you get The genuine 4.
cause he can meke more profit he may tell
Won he has some IIng past a. good. or last ihe
same. Don't be deceived but insIs, upo0
citing DR.. KiLg's New Discovery. which Is
guaranteed to give relief Ia all Throat. Lung
aud Chest affections. Tria Lo,y,s free at J
Beazley', Drug Store. Large Bottles 81.
*
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
A Strange Phenomenon.

1t will be remembered that soon
after tie earthquake in South Caro-
lima, the waters in certain lakes in
that locality became impure, and the
fish died III great quantities. Scien-
,itic investigation disclosed the fact
that 1t was occasioned by the tannin
IN the bark Of the trees that had
been precipiated into the water. A
somewhat similar condition is report
ed in the Amite river. Reliable par
JOS who have visited that locality
since the late storm say that at the
head If tide water where the Amite
eupties i2to Lake Maurepas, wagon
loads of deal fish may be seen float
ing upon the surface. They repre-
sent every species known to those
waters. Among the most remarkable
that were observed, was the genuine
specimen of lnan-eatinG shark. One
ct these monsters measuring more
that eleven feet Is said to have been
seen. THIS may not be considered as
extraordinary. for they have been
known to infcst these waters for a
numb Der of years A huge specimen
OF this family not long since, follow
ed party in pirogue for some
distance and that too at point
above tide water. These points have
created quite stir in the neighbor-
hood OF the ferry, and many persons
have visited and observed tn.
strange phenomenon. Advocate.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
OFFICIAL DIREC/ORl
STATE OFr!CEKa.

Governor: frances !. asohn.'s, It prc'"'
Lev. G1v. Jaurs Je.iJ--, oi i."t.i's.
Sc. OF Safe: Ieon.rd /. .Ias,".
Aad Pap Acc Is q. Is. s'ec!e ot uuIon.
State Treasurer: Wa. II. F!pc., last cir
citna.
AIRY Gen. Walter Il Rogers. oil ciIrau,.
supL Of Pub. Ed. JUsefh -. tfea"A' 81 '"''"
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
R.L.G.Aso Of Orleans. JBEn.'is "i o'ira"s
iUDGLs OF TIE SUPREME ~oUitt.
Cheif Jnsrce Edw br,niute1 OF O.I~ans.
Assoym,e " L. T. rorhe, 81 - Jam's'
&. l.. fe.ncf .. Crtchas
:. ID. M,EutrS Of Uincui'a'
/" l.. b. Wate.u, kei hiver.
C!acUIr CT. OF APPEALS IND { +.
A A. Gunby, ol O..arhi'a.
L. {. Montgomery. u .'iJdI-"n.
TERM OF I'd C.RCUr tOuRr
RicuLAND PARISH.
Sd M.nIay IN January; 81 Monday ig~ll---e
CoNcnrssMAH 5ihD,trict.
c. New,.a 2i-.Ml-rr=too.e.
IESTKICT UDGE eth I'd District.
RIP. Wihi~p~ ct RicElinl.
Z. II. Ioier D.st Aty
For the information oi ire pnthc We pnb>
lish rae times OF h"iiinl Cour; III Richiand
parish oi the 27lh Dis,.ic, Court:
CIvu. TERais CCMsiENCING,
l., Monday in Ar,i'; 81 Monday in NovLer.
IuRY Terms CoAEdaNcING,
Is, Monday m Feb'y; l.! Monday in Sept.
PARISH OFFICERS.
c erl Of Court. q. B. Brumay.
sbeih Lem Scor Assessor Gee {. Purvis.
Printer, Ailey Z. NanGham.
Parish Treasurer, J. ". Simms,
&. ". Wr-lt, returning Officer.
POLICE JURORS.
President, a. y ClnlJfrs-, Members: +. \.
Wan. ) Sem. }. B Harry, J. L. Ellington
Il H. Justice, { VI. Motto.
Cl.rk Of the pnlirc Jnsv. Ino +. Loveless.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29

Instead of using tie necessary pre-
cautions all the time against yellow
fever people will wait until it gets
scattered all over the country and
then they get panic stricken and go
off on tho extremes. Stop mails.
freights and everything and leave the
people TO starve. We can see 10 cause
why the trains should stop between
Shreveport ana Delhi, There is no
more danger OF fever at Delhi now
than any other place.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29

An UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.-R. X
Justice informed us Of all unfortunate
affair that took place Monday night
at the residence of Tios. holiness.
II seems Mr.. Holdiness, a good ci:i-
zen of our parish, and Mrs. Mamie
Wilkerson were married on Sunday
last Some of the boys 'concludad to
have some fun and not realizing the
insult in such acts, concluded 10
eLarivari the newly married couple.
There was shot fired into the crowd
by some one aud a young MIR. Mul-
him wounded through both thighs.
Dr. Mcintosh, the attending ph.si-
clan extracted the ball. He is not
sausercusly wounded.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that fol
years we have been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life P.ls. Bucklen's Arnita Save and Flee
fric Bi,tets, aud have never handled remedir,
that sell as well, or that have q ven such uni
ve.sal satisfaction. We 90 not hesitate tC
guarantee item every time, and we stand
ready 10 refund the pnrchase price, if saus'
factory results 10 Eot follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Dr.. J. 5. Beaze
Diuggisis.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29

Having in our official rspaci,y as members
Of ,I'e Plymouth, Pa, Hosp tai Committee
been assed TO test aud prove III. effective
ness of many different articles ~ be used as
dislniectau:s in sics ro.n's and rs prrven.
lives OF infections fevers, report that Darbys
PfopLyiaclic Fluid has been thoroughly tested
during the recent Typhoid epidemic in this
place. ltp'ov-i most eiEcac.ous IN staying
the sprecd OF the lever.
r. II. Armstrong, S. NJ. Davenport. ! A.
Opp, o. NJ. Lance, Thos. Kser, James Lee.
augls IS I'm
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
fsl.Nissrvl-s Arnica SasIc.

rEs Bet Sa.ve in the world for Cuts
H,.ises, sores, UIc~fs, SAT- nheum, Fecer
Sores. Teuer, CAarret Hsuis. Chi,b'aIl~
Cous, nj alt Ska Efop;.ous, aui pos,ii, -,
cures Piles or no pay required. It's guarau-
iced to give r"r'rct satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price - cents per to=. For sale
10y DR.. }. :. Beazley. myl2-ss-ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
How to Sew Seeds.

The most Successful seed grower
we ever knew let's his garden ground
get little dry before sowing. Then
he stretches the line along where the
seeds are to go, sows the seeds on the
surface, and then walks sideways
along the line, pressing the seeds III
with his flat foot. He saws he never
has seed to miss, and SO lie scws
them thinly just where every plant is
TO grow. There is not only no waste
ot seed, but no waste in thinning.
There is no raking in of the seed and
the whole is as simple az possible.
His wife is a good flower gardener.
Her mignonette and phloxes always
grow; a ten-cent paper is enough for
a whole garden. She SONS Oh the
surface, pats down, as she saws,
The earth with tue back of her cast
steel trowel. puts tie stick with the
name in the center of the patch, and
the seeds sprout at once.-Fiowers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29

Shreveport Dem, Graz: Congress
man c. Newton, present member
from the fifth. Ike Mir. Blanchard of
the fourth. will have a walk over.
Tiis is as it should I've Mr.. Newton
has made faithful and efficient:
member, and it would be unwise to
replace him by u lew and inexper-
fenced IN II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
The Farmers Meeting.

Pu snanj 10 . call issuet by representative
r-rmcr. OF the several parishes composing the
Fifth Congressional p..,rct and directed To
me farmers aud latoTers rc-idi'g t'erriu.
calling anon them 70 assemble in HDrr0c lIr
the porfose of discus iue LaLd, Finance and
In.inis ration and 81 having their just elaine
RELAXING thereto engraved nto the platform o.,
tie democratic nominating convention for
tie Fifth Congrss sioGai District Which ~, et>
"a MauYoe on Wednesday. Orio5er ~, lssS
The undersigned REPRESENTING a tniuCuty OF
said parishes held an irio!mal meeting Mi,
LAY anI while Gil'.Upt daIiAa TO enier alon"
upon the discussion Of problems in Which
these The wealth producing classes are so
deeply and 50 viially int sted, We have
rhonshi proper 20 Issue THIS. an mrs 1T a?i"7'
calling Unon all those interes ed without rr-
gard 10 parry or creed. 10 assemble IN conycn-
ion AT Rnstcn on Tuesday for The oh day oi
October, 1888. nj 10 Il. ri. the purposes here
in set forth and we invite and urge upon each
and every organzed body of farmers and
laboIers 10 send one delegate 10 said cOnven.
lion.
S Whited. Onachits; W r. Wonack, jack
son; J. G.. Copeland. Claiborne; I. J Daw-
KOS, Union; L. Smith, Morehouse; j B
Dorsey. Mo.ehou,e: J NJ. DeMoss, OuacLha;
A BeuOit, Ouachila 81.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
A. 7. EVANS, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Delhi, Lin.

Offers liz professional service. 10 the
I'.zen- of De.Li and vicinity. Special slleu-
ion gwen 10 diseases peculiar 20 wourcn.
it,.-itn
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
Ter Congress.

We are auihTizcd to unaounre the Hon.
T. NEWTON of Acrehrlse rs candidate for
re-clecn.n Is kepre,cL alive OF the Fifth
Congressional nl,rfc;-SulJect to lie action
"a tie Ermnrraiic Convention.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
the last report, Aug. 23d from
Jacksonville, Fla., is 1913 new cases;
10 deaths. Total cases 10 date 1878;
the number O. deaths TO date 2i2
From Shreveport Times, 9th.

From Shreveport Times, oath.
TIE ELECTRO. LlBATIrV CURE This
mornings paper has the following: 'ihe
printer. J J Dawson, who was obliged a.
leave oil work vt the Fumes Union caice on
Friday night yah LiSh lever, paln IN his
head, back and limbs. was removed to hi,
room Ia Vest Adams s'rreI al treated 10y
Mr.. febb, ~iih ~. Sanch,z Electro Liba-
lion cure The tea,nent was applied and
i've patent was then len alone and osiee2.
lfhsn seen ia the morning he vas Cniie free
it0m fever ,h0Igh rather weak. his pulse
hrsug about so. he had SLEPT soundy all
night and was able To grt ny aui open 'he
door TO admit Mr.. Webb. he went down
town daring the a''crnnen AID wanted to 20
Va w2f& last night, bat was advised not To
do so.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
81. LtfFF'S SALE.
Francis Smith, Caldwell 1; Co, !
".

IL d. Carpenter, ct al
Seizure and Sale No 1873.
In 27;h Dist Cuurt-Hsri~h If Rich
land, State Of louisiana.
~ -i,,ue of the above dc5ctihat wri: r.
seizure auI s3ie :, i"e directed. vi'l odcF
f,f sale Il; the ~, Do. 81 TIC Gourt House
ia Eayvl.!e, Ia, On
Saturday, October 9th, 1888,
70 tie h.ha., LldIor the following described
property Va: Al OF the Uor,h fractional half
Of Section 20 We, ct Bayou Macon All
Section 1 (-xrept tina pant IT >ou'h :, Z!
Ting ) 1, !. oi tags Bayou ana - acres III
y " az @! y +. ar section so'd 10 Scar
borough and ' }. 90 and Sun'h west gr sec.
add wet halt a. So.rh East q" end South hl;i
~ No,.i4 west or ard Norm last qr OF North
wet a. SIC & aud North Ias' 90 -cr. and all
~ou:h East ar Sc 3 ta>i Of DIc;tipw Bayou.
Lot = So .. he;'g al e. SAID scc'IIn ~auh and
west Of E9yor Macon; all 49, part Of section
/, bounded east by Bayou Macon. south by
George Wan pace. west ~ estate al Ja~
Hoiy au! north by G"e. " Rruart, all in 7
- \ Z - -. 30 Nnlih Ea,t ar section b.
! ~ n..-e Il Fact containing 1871 9--!l"
gers krova ~ he lyon are. geiher w:;h
=. ID" IMPROVEMENTS
Also North hatlol Norih We, Or and Nor'l
half at ,o,'r East or of y y ar aud $,ulb
w">r or OF Ncuh wcs, ~ and Norh wcs' or
vt North East or and N3rih East or Of >opli
west qr aud North vest ar Of South fa-i az
and North bali Of South west ar 81 South Ea,i
u Section L l. y . East containing
$50 acres known n. the Carpenter place To-
2ethcI with al tie improvements ~ si;aa-
he'd Ia The parish # KIRKLAND.
Terms # sale--Casn wi,Lori tie benefit o.
appraisemeLt.
LEM SCOTT.
Sheriff.
>hcrf's OiTre, RsyviIIe La.
Scot lst. 1898, SG-6,2ld
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-09-29
OF POLICE JCRI
PARISH or HIGHLAND.

The Police Jury in snd tor tie parish o.
G.r.'an m"tipjh" town e H1yvii!r on Mon
Jay tire l7'h day o. sept. 1873
Member, pro,ent.-i y. Chi'ro-s. Prr,'t
WarI ,: Z. : Wynn, Ward 3. ! z. tiar'y
Wari 3; }. T Ellington. Ward .; I Z. jus
ne. Ward 8; c. Nj Noble. Aatc :.
An" :: s.. stem, Ward !,
Minutes of 'as, .n-rt,rg read ani -pT,'veI
'"',~t- b-,nL = ca present the ne | -
w., tici tn order hy he President aua
business proceeded " Ia IL follows:
On motion tie r.p,rr e cxp.rs appointed
t. examine the rr,n~nr"r ant tt fr.'er'or =
c;,3r,, was accepted and expert, discharged.
ORDINANCE NO.
e. it oflai ed by tie Poi.ce Jnry, Thar
Mary Nauh~ws AID Cha,. Slaves are hereby
p acct on the plupri lit OF said parish ans
Ma. PAT Bst:,r J. authorized to draw the
ar.u,nt due them by The Pa,i,h
A.. y. C.IlLDEE>S.
Jyo. F.LyvgLrss. irlside2t
Clerk.
ORDNANCE No.
Ee !, orla,ea ~ ,he Police Jury that fA1-
Ferguson. l. l. r-by removed from the pepper
tI,tu ta.s plgi-n, and that Geo. NcGee >
hereby aced ca sad 1T.
An. CHILD2E>5.
$50. r LovELF,s President
C.ets.
On motion. III Z gers. Jas. Spencer. J"r
, N.,., ana K. .. : yln. we're aIV ':'''i 4
committee To examine aAi make an e.us"''"
q! lh. ,.Ircnse IL 5aiI..g a Unds- acros-
Ryan bake.
Ca a.,,on. B. }iyt.k r. L, Justice. Ioh"
Gt,ir. were appointed 81 COMMITTEES To make
tu estimate 81 toe c,S;s u bUi,diog a Lri-e
across Rains Bayou.
O, motion. r. A. Wynn. Hans Ciaw-an
,rI 4. y. Ia ldies, were appointed cum
,,,,ree 10 ,Xalu.u- aud make an estimate "i
10, probable expense OF building a bri'-"
acres, i.a.oucar hayou.
On fau,,ca the Pres lent vas Authorized 10
dispose o. the hanging .n court house.
ORDINANCE No.
Be- i, ordained Dg the Police jury tina, 4"
,cr-..n. iiyln. ~. jir las OF said road are
hcIeby requested and demanded - remove
90. cr b. lore January 1t, 1859, al obs. in'-
Gon, from across lie road
leading from the Vest Noniromcr,
a',., /, tnc 81 innshoro end R"ySII,e r"''.
,aia o.-.ruc,;,n 20 be removed back from sal
road ~ lee; according 20 Jaw.
4. y. cHlLD&i.>N
$50, $50 {. LovrLrss. 1fe-.+e"'
Clerk.
@, motion. {. NJ. Noble, r. L. Iu-'ic"
and 2 \. Nyun were arpom:ed c"n.m';'a''
on claims aud the fp.ioAIhG claims Ny" go
.,.,i,,,I AMI allowed so.
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OF Interest ID ladies,

Vevill send FACE SssSS.E Of cur vor icrt J
specific Tor feriai. com Diais aay lady 1ho v.s 3
TO test its eicacy before pi,rc sepd 'taCp
poetas& BAKER REpEsY Co.. 5o4 sos. Eu- Ia. Z. :.
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:, M'- L. n. ireland, of Breen, Phillips & Co,
Nashville, Tenn, says: Il wa. afs,c,st
"''' ''e' Tor twenty years. and tied every
n'y '"ef'd ne; finally used the E;hiopisn
lie ol'''", h'' II gave me instant relief. and
gsu2slst i,.,n-, "''
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-. ,,..,.. ,,.,,c,,,,,I a commit.
49,, ,,,';,.s, ,,I ,i,. f,.I,,,,,', claims w.re e.
.l...I oiia,,,., riz
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= ", 30
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r.,ro.I, 2O
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Saturday. September % 1883

NlT3HsL De t.GgRuD TICKET,
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roa lRT=iOEHr,
GROVER GLEN H-.AED,
OF $50 yJEK.
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o. motion. E. VI Noble, +. L Ju-'c"
nnd z. \. "yun wer, appom:ed II committee
on ci,ir,s and the f,.loA.ns claims w.!e go
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LEM SCOTT

Sheriff. OiHre, RsyviIIe, La, }
Scot lst, 1898. SG-6,2Id