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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line of Serges, Pin Checks and
Drap d'Efes, which We are prepared
GO make mp In the best style NJ reas-
enable prices.
BnIbrixgnn Underwear ut sI.00 q
suit and upwards Fancy Fiannei
hirts ut SO cents and upwards, Af
q. HESS a SONS,
1871 and 1928 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
Notice OF Probate of viii.
For Rent-Three Rooms.
Wauted-Lady BOOk-keeper.
Bellevue High School.
Excelsior Baking Pow6er-R. II. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
For observation-disclosures Louis A. Sherley.
Attention, Young Mems Democratic Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
PraEsr-ReitS.

Mr.. Daniel L. Prayer. The well.tss,
job printer, and Miss Ola NJ. RstI
charming young lady, were married v
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock At III. I,
lish Lutheran church, Rev. L II. Dr
blsser officiating. A large number Of d,
friends witnessed The ceremony, q d
conclusion Of which q pleasant iec.y,.
was held nj the residence of the brSI
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Prayer lett % 1
6. 20 B. & 0. train on an eastern bid. ID
carrying with them the best wbbu
their many friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
This elbows . very comfortable ,s.


This shows . very comfortable mi. .
gain, AMI puts our population Coz
ably ahead Of anything in the pas, hs.r
Of the city.
There 10 some cause for suspieio, d
The enumeration In the Fourth nm ,
not accurate - II might be. Inde.d !
enumerstor whose district include, ~
ward, u satisfied himself that The rr,s,,
made 70 him werc In many instance, |,
correct. Mr.. Ralph Whitehead =
made the enumeration OF the ward lar \
Republican Reform Council, made u. =
tai over $50 larger than did Mr.. Dslo n
enumeration acting for the Board, and M
d. thinks Mr.. Whitehead is more n.rl
correct II this h true, the actual 81
population IL very close to e, 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
BuckIin's Arnics saivs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rbsum, Fevei
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptious, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price IS esns per boz.
For sale by Logan e Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
SLIGHT Fire.

Abont 1:30 o'clock this morning an
alarm of fire was sounded from the West
ern Union Telegraph Office. The cause
was the ignitiDg of the eoruics in front OF
Geo. E. Stifel & Co.'s dry goods store
ON Main street, resulting from the sparks
of the electrical current which supplies
the 5O-candle power lampi in front and ont
side the store. The services Of the Depart
ment were not needed, although it was
promptly on hand. Night Waterman
Crawford saw the incipient flame, and
arousing the occupants Of the second story
front, quickly extipguished il with q
bueket or two of water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

Ms. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is veuched for by the
residents OF the town: at am 20 years old,
have BEEN troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could not
does myself without help. Now am free
from al pain and soreness, and am able TO
DO all my own Homework. !! owe my
thanks 10 Electric Bitters for having re-
nswsd NV youth, and removed completely
al disease and pain" Try bottle, soc
and slSI.........-& % = DING store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

tended to increase this anxiety, az to the
situation in the back part of Ohio
and along in the upper part of Marshall
county, and the worst is feared for prop
erty and human life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

PEOPLE leaving town for their Summer recre-
alton can have the REGISTER mailed 70 them at
any address by calling at the Counting Room
Rates same as In the city and postage prepaid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
BELOW THE CITY.

An Ohio River Train Abandored-Loss
Of Lie.
The damage below the city, about the
upper end Of MarshaIl county, Is very
heavy. Boggs' run, and the runs between
Benwood and the Narrows went ont very
heavy, and there was q fear ut Bsnwood
Last night that s1-Sheriff Henry Kemp had
been drowned, ~ well "a . band of Gypsies
and German family on Bogp' run. An
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
OF the Municipal Government.
The Board Of Equalization and Appeals
Ia still pegging along with its work. They
will probably finish by Saturday evening.
There were two cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
Officer Gaus arrested George and Paul
Pauer, yesterday afternoon, for disorderly
conduct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

The counsel Of John Umfried have
sgreed to accept s, 500 in settlement of his
suit against the B. q o., and Judge Jacob
viii ovsrrule the motion for new trial.
AT eleven o'clock last night the river
marks on the landing indicated 10 fest and
rising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
ALONG THE OTHER SIDE.
Scenes mt Moors's Run, and ut Whisk,

scenes mt Moors's Run, and ut Whisky
Run.
Moore's Run and Whisky Ron, two usu.
ally very modest streams, emptying into
the Ohio near West Wheeling on the OHIO
side, became raging torrents in very sbort
time, yesterday afternoon. SO great was
the pressure of water that the solid stone
arched bridge Of the G. & p. r.
r, over 10th Of thee runs were
washed away and now lies shapeles mas
OF ruin In the creek beds, only the rails
and ties hanging above to mark their for.
rner position. AtWoods' Rom four houses
were washed away.
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oPU1ArIoN BY WARNS

This gives . net increase for lsss :.
1881, Of 1880 The increase Of Is, -
1880, was I, 500. making the total r,s !
the two yeare, 2,s49. The total popa].s.
for the Last three years WA:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

Ohio River train was sta La, Rem.
wood. with q large nun wnssl;ne
people on board, inclut rM.yor
Sweeney and wife, Miss sr DR..
George /. Garrison, Misses Mary
Kennedy, and others. Thef bsd a
tough time in getting back Z
Out In the COUNT
Isis reported thrt the Elm motor
track is badly washed out at eous
places along the line. and Npder
water from stackyard Hollow 70
Dewey's. 1t is said that $50, 600 no
more than cover the loss of the g 70
The bridge over Woods Run was d
away, and it was reported that thet
rod bridge was also swept from its be-
At Elm Grove there was q most I
rain, and two families in that neie
hood are reported drowned. The @
bridge was torn from its foundations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
THE WRECK IN THE RUN.

Nearly . Dozen People Drowned-rhe
Facts rs They We're Ascertained Last
Night. /.
This morning the valley Of Caldweil's
run is strewn with wreck, and covered with
the cline and mud of mighty Good.
Where yesterday stood happy homes, 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

Mr.. Alex. UpdegrsfF and H. A. Albright,
who are also alleged to have had inter.
views with Mr.. Brooks, request the RIG
IsTER to say there is no truth whatever in
the statement.
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AIbeelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhnrmometar Record.

Mr.. o. Sehnept, the Opera House drug
xiss, made the following observations OF
the temperature Wednesday g. M.
as; 9 g. m, 80; II ~, 81; 3 p. m, So;
I'd. m, So. Weather, changesble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
Liesl Lies!! Lies!!!
CARD NO. /.
CARD NO. 2.

WHEELING, W. Va, July IS. 1888.
To ns Editor OF The Register:
Please allow me space TO say the state
ments in yesterdays Infei,igescr are in
correct.
have not seen Mr.. Brooks at his home
or elsewhere since his so-called flop wa
made public. The last time did see him.
he solicited my aid to secure his appoint
ment as delegate to the Democratic State
Convention. The statement as to what ]
said about H. G. Davis is incorrect. / am
a Democrat, as such expect to vote the
Democratic ticket this fall, If live long
enough.
From yours, &c,
p. l.. KIMBERLY.
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2

s.,,a Communications I =" Capacffy fol
,o--The aInteIiigsncerl
Lying.
nHe Of Al -
III ne Editor Of the Register: oe.ey he's taker
srR:-Seeing the INTEL -. ,hs nuh,,,
the liberty of psrsding b rs. s.n;Iv :,
the names of Col. Hea5 ece Of publicly
aoppers, ssk the priviiN "a Garth Hearne.
referring to the ge OF MI. rhtly IL will b
If nv memory serves me ng "a voter. The
several wears before he is . throes of 4
T.t,Uioencer must be IN tne ~ vould MOI
drowning man or it certain Msdsra B,
disb mn such twaddle to its re
Mr.. Morris HorkhsimePs III
sions.
10 ne Editor Of DE Repis1' E,.,,odnc. FINN
sIR:-Will you please an Mr. Morris
Syour issue of December nnon President
Horkheimer's comment ". r.oo,l.ction Il
Oleyeland's message. Aomn,;msntarv terms
Nat be spoks in vsryf not upderstand for the
1t then ano 90 should change that excel-
ME of me why ne Z q this late day. By publish-
aitN' , Sg,1 as will osiiss. go,
spec-l what Mr.. Horkhsimsr said.
;. IN Morr;s Horkheimer-"If the Prs;dente
"a recommendations in regard to the wool
"nu question are carried ont, IL IL bound to re-
up suit in the ultimate benefit OF the couu-
was try, although it will be several years BE-
the fore We feel it. think President Cleve-
ut of land is right, and while It would result In
up. disadvantage to some sections, the elect
nent generally will be largely beneficial. The
and document is fine one"
part
T the Lesi Lies" Les"'
just CARD NO. 1.
arge see what purports 10 be an interview,
onal in YESTERDAYS Inielligemcer, between Mr.. D.
rner r Brooks and myself I desire to state
and that the words printed are malicious and
NTH villful lies. No such conversation occur.
red as related in the InteLigeneer.
mer r. M. DARRAH.
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MOST OF The VICTIMS PICKED UP,

But Several Must Have Sank in the Muddy
Torrent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20
kERs..

|Rslaiisg Thsre
ts" Capacity for
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HeuJ ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TTENTION, Y. NJ. d. c.

Every member Of the Young Mems Densc.I
Club II ordered 70 meet st the Capital RIM I
friday evening at 7:30 O'Clock shsrp. inss
Of the club room.
by order OF tho CAPTAIN
JOHN II. Downs, JR., Secretary. I'd
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WITH 4 SCORE OF PEOPLE on 1T.

The Entire City Shocked With the Terrible
Accident
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

e The storm did considerable damage in
flooding cellars, corn fields, gardens and
vegetation generally. The wind too did it's
work on shade trees and the growing corn.
Charles Lukens suffered some loss In the
flooding of the cellar under his grocery.
The sewers generally were inadequate to
carry off the vast Volume of water
that fell and in consequence the streets,
yards and lots contained everywhere from
one to three feet Of water, according 10
location. South York street and around
all that locality was covered with from two
to tbres feet. The base ball grounds.
and Fair grounds were vast lakes. VIII
liams the druggist, and Mr.. Charles
Lukens whose CELLARS were flooded, will
loee from $500 to $500.
During the storm the natural gas supply
suddenly failed, and people who were us
ing cooking stoves-were compelled to burn
coal or do without fire. The gas pipe was
broken some place east Of the city, per
haps at Elm Grove, and it was badly e1.
posed at numerous points.
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ing will reveal them all right. The
that live stock belonging to people N
upper run were drowned and carried
the food, was taken as bad sign lassr'
A pathetic incident occurred whfe
STENCIL house was swept of. fR
STENCIL had hold Of his mother, aud
named Westwood and several otbeere
trying to get rope to them FROM gh-
boring outbuilding. When the was
almost within grasp the house SEQ,
and Stencil, with q cry of @ oye'
beys, pm gone" sank out of Win
his mother still in his arms.
About eleven O'Clock word mt up
the run that the body of q ctdeousnt
to belong to the Howley fam q osen
found in the river, near Rol outcner
shop, but the report could q erined.
Later it was said another ad oeen
found in the lower part of F. IL Is
likely that most or all of aies were
at once swept ont Of the RI in'o tne
river, and il may be a iopf before all
are rscosered, if indeed, . NOT IRE
trievsbly lost. III,
At midnight it wss nat Joseph
Bowman, well-kuown ~ OF the run,
was missing, and was Il 70 nave been
drowned, but the stor q NOT De sub
Stimulated, and is her Tor what it is
worth.
~, S.-.l Oked nm more
carefully, and in do ana the exact
truth regarding thu calamity ascer-
tanned and repg09 i
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simply heartrending and his appeal for
some one to lend him q helping hand to
climb up the bank vas lost in the excite
ment.
MR. c. F. STEMS STORY.
VISA standing twenty-five feet from the
north abatment. Willie Riley and Charlie
Pierce were together near me. We were
watching intently the water and ice
breaker giving way. All at once Pierce
startled MS by yelling ''the bridge is
gone" Riley jumped from the bridge onto
the bank, about twelve feet down, while
Pierce followed for me as he was going
down. I jumped for him and
both Of Us, together with all on
the bridge, some seventeen, went
down into the creek. The torrent
rolled, turned and tossed us within one
hundred feet of the Island shore before we
started down stream. Sometimes we were
on the surface of the water, but oftener
we were nearer the bottom. We were at
the Belmont mill when Jimmie Aeighen,
God bless him, came out in o little fat
boat and rescued rs both. II he had not
come to our relief, we would have drowned
in q few minutes, as We were both nearly
helpless from exhaustion. Mr.. Stein il
badly bruised, though able to walk. he
was struck on the ear, forehead snd limbs
with floating debris, and like the Others
who we're sayed, he does not realize how it
was possible from being instantly killed by
the great pieces Of timber that were rnsh.
ing and crashing around him in the mad
torrent.
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rHE s.FLoPF1'

come Communicsuons {
so-Ihe aInteIlissncer)
Lying. -.
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gescer has taksz
efors the pubhs
mes family q
ege Of publicly
Garth Hearna
Ahhy IL will be
- voter. The
a. throes Of Q
% would NOT
Madsrs. B.
Mfirst impress
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-12-14

The country has been mortified for
several days over the news OF tine
terrible RIO, il Birmingham, Alabama,
which resulted il the death Of eight
or ten citizens, and the wound ing OF
as many more. There was a popular
uprising, in which the best element
of society took a part. A perfect
demon, an engineer, by the name Of
Halves, murdered his wife and two
little girls and threw their bodies into
lake and weighted them down with
irons in order to prevent discovery ;
then went over into Mississippi and
married beautiful girl about 20 years
of age. On passing through the city
of birmingham, OIL his bridal tour,
about the time one Of bis little girls
had been found, be was arrested and
placed in Jail. This caused great
excitement. A day OF 50 later his
wife's body was dragged from tie
lake, then excitement began to run
higher, and finally eliminated in a
riot with above results.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-12-14

Edisa Lake Charles Echo.

Bii5ar Lake Charles Echo
nv frfp west visiting schools embraced
schools on the railroad and those in neigh
burhoods north AID B01Ea Of it, al Of which
I found with large attendance
Wednesday, Dec. 5th, ] visited the school
81 Edgerisyr though just started and not In
Guided IN Any lit. ] found MTs. Davis wiki
8 school Of thirty, well organized, with an
ASSURANCE Of 40 pupils within 3 week. Mrs
Davis deserves the best treatment Of the
community. because she is peculiarly .
teacher with a disposition 50 prominent as 70
aIiaY any tendency Of discBBa-b0th points
are united
THURSDAY, the Oh. in the afternoon, Wis
TIED the. school al Sabine Station, taught by
Miss Addis Bailey. This school has enrolled
83, giving a fair average. Miss haley has
been teaching In this State and Texas With
success that has made her services needed
and appreciated, being good disCiplinAr1an-
Friday, Dee. 9Th, l reached the school north
Of the railroad few miles, taught By " n
Dunn. The attendance here isgODd, and Mr..
DuBn being an experienced teacher, the pes
pie are in harmony 70 be benefited by his
services.
While the attendance Al these schools is
very encouraging their condition is almost
depl0rable Not one Of these houses are iii
% shelter animals. much less the precious
lives OF children. The children Of one Cf
these schools were drinking wafer from
Etagnant pond.
These houses are barely la-gE enough t.
hold the children when huddIeI closely IT,
ge,be1 with 10 TOOU IL spare Tor recitation
M biackboards. no desks. UPON which q
write IT fact. no facilities no ouBtUTt- DO
health
l MAKE these statements with 10 ii feeling
toward the people, because their treatment
Of me was too kind bnt / make it as s. duty
eujUineG upon nc bv the law and required 0.
me bv the hopes Of IAe rising geRerE-5o1
say in conclusion, How cEn We get asouE
without sCh0o3-hoUses Why, plenty Ct
means for educa1iUna. purposes wiki suc-
III conditioned houses would only augment
the genera dissatisfaction. We want good
houses and good teachers to make the funds
available
From conversation with many men Of means
and influence. every one seemed willing 10
bear a tax u build schOO(-hOHses. TO such
they deem as purely pGblc Improvement a
railroads, etc. hope the parish may IL the
ucgr future conclude to be2r i lax sufficient
u build cOmmOdIUus school houses through
or the parish
JOHN ACNEESE
Parish Superintendent Public Education.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-12-14


The Houston Post, IN speaking Of
Tie anarchists, says: sit was hoped
and believed by most people, that the
execution Of Parsons, Spies, ei. al,
al Chicago, wonld have the effect to
silence, If not snbdue the advocates
Of anarshism IN the United States.
Bui sHch has not been The case. The
followers Of the red aag appear to
multiply iB numbers, and they grow
bolier with time. The fact is that
the anarchists are organizing moro
strongly and are working more syste-
matieally in the United States than
ever before. sabbath schools ere
bsing organized BY the Arbeiier Bund
for the purpose of teaching children
that Spies and Parsons we're murdered
by capitalists. The time has come
for the people Of this country TO pro
test, and continue 10 do so until We
hear no more Of anarchy in the United
States. The panther shonld be killed
before be springs upon his prey. The
anarchist should be put behind the
bars before he grasps the inhuman
bomb. Those who taught the children
in Chicago last Sunday that capital
lists murdered the anarchist leaders
should be Pouneed upon and either
expelled from the country or placed
in confinement. The children should
be taught the truth regarding capital
list and laborer. They should be En-
coaraged in every way to earn and TO
save money. When al anarchist
possesses a little property he renOunees
bis ideas and becomes a man opposed
70 the loaded gas-piPe. The Knights
of Labor have succeeded to q great
extent in Kidding their organization
of these loDg-haired ineendlaries and
murderers, and this last claim Of the
latter tn the least modicnm Of respecta-
biIIty has been wiped away"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-12-14

A SPECIAL TO the Times Democrat,
from Alexandria, of the Eth inst,
says: "For wesksBast work on the
arLesIan well that is being bored 10
the city square, has been at stand
still for the reason that rock has been
struck at the depth of 500 feet,
through which the drill used could
not penetrate. To-day Prof. Pete
Usner and Mr.. Feilel, both Of New
Orleans, in the employ Of the Southern
AFtesian Well Company, of that city,
arrived here, and At once went to work
10 devise a way BY which the rock
struck might be blasted and the
boring Of the well proceeded with.
For that Purposs a one-Pound dyna-
mite cartridge and two candles were
inserted, and a. attempt made 10 get
the same to explode, but all TO 10 avail,
and in attempting 10 draw up the
copper wire 70 which the cartridge
was tied The wire broke, thus putting
an end 10 the work for to-day. The
telegraph will Be used tonight, aid
by to-morrow's train viii come more
copper wire, fuses and oastridaes.
Then somelhing more tangible than
Chat which exists q. present will Be
HEsigea AZ. Az 10 iiaa discovery Of
l and silver aat Of SIZE all 5ols.
s5Hl iFfss 5fiFHfa7i e. AaifH NfR2F
iaink ane Nag sna anaa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-12-14

Tue AbbeviIIe, Neridi0ndi says:
"To those who are seeking new homes
in the South, we would say to them,
come 10 Louisiana and settle in the
Attakapas country. We venture the
assertion they will never regret the
step thus taken. We have, in every
sense Of the word, just such a country
as the poor man needs; that is, those
Of limited means who wish to till the
soil Lands in this section of LouisI,
ana can be bought at low figures and
on reasonable Terms Those who arc
not able to make purchases can rent
lands at fair price, or work or
shares. The seasons may be con
sidered regular, that is, they never
reach such extremes either way as &c
cause an entire failure of crops. II
addition TO cotton and corn, vcgeta.
bles of all kinds can and are success
fully raised here for expectation, tc
say nothing Of the chickens, ducks
geese, turkeys, eggs, ETC., which bring
yearly a good revenue 10 the small
farmer, and with comparatively LITTLE
cost or trouble In short, any persol
who will cross over Louisiana to 60 K
Texas, Or any other place to find
land Of milk and honey, we can onl,
class him as being as big a Ounce a
Thompson's colt was SAID to be
Come to Louisiana if yon wish L
secure a good home-take look a
our lovely and beautiful Attakapa
country, and when yOu have seen il
we feel safe in saying you will neye
wish 10 leave it."
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-12-14

Tuesday evening, Dee II, 1888, the
following officers were elected BY Be
lance Lodge No. 8272, knights Of
Honor Dr. ". A. Knapp, director;
n :. Ia Besse, vioo -diFeotor; s. Marx,
asasatant director; 8. Fl. Clamenta,
reporter; = Hirsoh. financial reporter;
M. W. Flanders. trsasuger; Iaaae
Noamer, chaplain; q Al re- Basse.
iIIs{ts5 tiaeRnrd q i4Eeenl Gnafuianj ~
H aenainon. sansinel; d VI RICHARD,
Th Henson, a ~ Wehrt, trustees.
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Notice.

Fourteenth Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish OF Caleasieu.
be IT KNOWN, that pursuant to an order
rendered by the Hon. Stephen ID. Read,
Judge Of said Court, and signed at chamber
December b, 1888, a special jury term of said
Court will be held for said parish, TO be be-
gun and holden vt the court house of said
parish, in the city of Lake Charles, LOuigl-
ana, on the second Tuesday, being the 18th
day Of February, A. ID. 1889, for the trans
action of all business, civil, probate aud
criminal, that may be brought before the
same. THAD MAYO,
IL. 81 Clerk of said Court.
Clerks office, December ~, 1888.