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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
Acctien. NJ Ma,rrIY.

ITTN'INl THTTETHTU Z" ~" ~ u
WAyELY, VA, February l7.-Mr r..
A. Chappell, an employee in the peanut
cleaning establishment of Cobb d Blood,
mt this place had his right arm badly
broken to-day in attempting TO adjust a
belt while the machinery Was IN motion.
The east-bound passenger train on the
Norfolk and Western railroad was four
hours late today. The delay was
caused by broken engine. No damage
WAS done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

las the General Assembly any power
over interstate commerce Nobody
would ray IT has. Has it the right to
pass a law providing that railroad charges
shall not be greater between Lynchburg
and Richmond than railroad charges be-
tween Baltimore and New York; Ifeo.
it has the night TO provide by law that
railroad charges between Alexandria and
Richmond shall not exceed railroad
charges between Baltimore and Rich
mond. Nobody would claim that the
Legislature has power to regulate such
charges between Baltimore and Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

The BLAIR education bill was laid be-
fore the House Of Representatives yes
terday and referred to the Committee on
Education. The southern members OF
the House who shall prove most earnest
in their eudeavors to keep the bill from
being buried in committee and shall be
most aggressive in trying to secure its
passage will most truly represent their
constituents. The BLAIR bill is the
peoples measure. II will not down. TO
oppose it is TO kick against the pricks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
The STATE and the Dispatch are now

The state and the Dispatch are now
upon the same platform. --Dispatch,
And We believe that by proper conces-
sions we can compromise orr differences
so as 10 stand together on that platform
for some time 10 come. 1t would he
madness for those who differ only on the
tariff quest, Il, and neither class Of whom
are extremists on that question, TO give
victory by their own divisions 20 an
enemy with whom they differ radically,
not only on the tariff but on every other
question. Our friendly contest with the
ProtectioLists IN the Democratic party
in Virginia is simply to keep them from
securing too many concessions from a
majority OF the party concessions that
would commit the Democracy OF this
State TO a policy antagonistic 10 that OF
the Democratic party in the whole coun-
try. and that would inevitably result, as
il has resulted in Pennsylvania. in max
ing this State largely Republican.
We hope, however, that all in the
Democratic party who differ on this sub
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
New Laws.

The Governor has approved the following
bills:
Iron Company.
TO change tue name Of the Virginia Room aud
Log Company 20 Clinchport Improvement Com
pany ana TO amend sections !. :, 3. and 9 OF Its
charter.
To incorporate the Loudoun County and Frede-
rick Bridge Company for the purpose OF con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
"Take a pip"

"Whosc - "Wlv. sycr'g. ~ oourro "
AyTE's Pills are ur best They ro..-
late Digestion. cure J. business. cole. 4rI
Constipation. relieve SICK Headache. N...
ra.c.a. and Rhcgu lf-m They contain ND
cal0nol and are sncarcra'ei $780, lt
elective. theyare the favorite family med.
irine. As an a0ridurer lI. t..4 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
ADVERTISING RArES.

hoaling rHII0cS 10 reHIT nr-fIHII'I VIV' .
hrta or lcss. 81 IN uoupnrcil loaded. 49,
Card of ratios ior more space furnished on ap-
TlcNuou.
AT letters ans kilograms muet Re aadie''ed
tTHE DlSgATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be to-
fgrnri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
Ayers Pills,


Prepared hy ur.I.g Aver A. 100. f.,. Noe
Sold ly a. brass.ss a.i Dealers .a Ne. .r-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

WE HAVE JUST RE-A.zcesa
w CElNED 8 fresh supply "a ~
Seize Thread OF oil numbers AMI qualities
which We Will sell az lowest prices. Cotton iwiue
Netting: also, Linen Gin Netting in stock aud
made % order. ,eolne ,lwiue- az al kinds and
sizo-. Lines. Ropes, Yawkius, Corts, on
Clothing, aud Rubber Boots.
l.. LlCHIENSTEINS SONS.
Sole importers Of TIE celebrated lion Brand
seine Thread. warranted o. give satisfaction,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Jas
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PERSON Al.

TRUSTEE'S NOTICE. TO ALL
L PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TAKE NOTICE: All persons indebted o.
GEORGE 4. LATHROP. lately doing business
under tho style Of Ge0rgr \. Lethrop * Co.. in
the city OF Richmond. Va, are hereby nofined %
make payment - re alone, or 70 Wy Gully al
thOrzed agents who may be appointed by nae
for the purpose OF collecting such claims; aud
all persons 10 whom the SAID George A. Latlrop
IL indebted are requested 90 present their claims
20 me. This uoti-e il given b. ylrtue Of the deed
OF general assignment made 10 me by said
George A. Lathrop. and admitted 10 record in
tho clerks ONCE ot the Cnanccry Court VI tho
city OF Rich mond on the llth day q February,
ISIS j. BLY, lH5 MOORE,
Trustee ana Assignee.
No liC6 east Main street, Richmond. Va.
February Ia iS~< fe if-iUf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

The peculiar purifying and building up
powers Of Hoods Sarsaparilla make 1t
the very best medicine to take at this
season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

MAHoNE should have gone little
further and added to his confidential let
ter, Burn this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Isit called the music of the few chaw
because but few attempt to digest it ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

The statement that SHERMAN beamed
rather staggered us until we remembered
that an iciclc could do the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
THE RICHMOND DISpATCH-sATURDAY FEBRUARY IS, 1888.

jcct will reason ont their differences as
satisfactorily and come to As satisfactory
an agreement as the Dispatch and the
state Sat.
Our views to a dot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
BRIEF COMMENT.

Mr.. CHtDs may rest satisfied that the
country accepts his refusal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

HAVING PURCHASED THE
L 4 STOCK OF GEORGE A. LATHROP & co,
1916 and 1918 east Cary street, consisting OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, and TOBACCO /
hereby appoint GEORGE 4. LAIHROP my law
ful agent 10 conduct tho WuOi GSALE JOBBlNG
LIQUOR BUSINESS a. said stand. 1915 and 1918
east Cary street, 70 buy and sell for CASH only.
fe lSsw LEWIS H. BLAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Observation-Disclosures
FPPS'S COCOA.


"Bya thorough knowledge O., ne natural ilF'
vii u govern the OPERATIONS n digestion fli r-
prorettios ~ well-,e ..-.ri tocoa. Nr. efi, tl'
provided or urraSfa-t-j45ie, vi n s tr.ll t..
Favored beverage which may -ayv us p
heavy doctors. bills lt IS by TIE .lii-i.ls .-
81 such aftic!es oil diet mai . constitution h.
Ua gradually bulls up uul. stroag enough ?.
SIS. every tendency % disease. Hlnirois
subtle maisdles are d0aiiug acuun1 Us tta-f
attack wherever thero is aReaa point We
escape many a fa,al shaft by keeping curse
vcu fortified Mn pure blood an1 pflL
Uouri-hsd frame. '-C fff'- >sFUtcs hazstN
Made simply Win boiling water Or MIX. i.
only iu hall pound ;.rs by grocers, .a."A.
mus. JAMES EPPS 8 GO.
HnmUupa'hl- Chem ,ls. London, bn6A- b
e. lb-Ih,,A8 luiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

"WLcre has Brother BLNNE's second
message left j. Il. FoRAKER?' just
where he has always becn-out in the
cOll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
sOoHs, sTArioRERS. &c.
A NEW VTRGINIA LAW-BOOK-

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"A JUST PUBLisHED.-A new and complete
Book u Forms intended as guide 10 clerks OF
courts In Nirginia-adapted 70 the new Code ot
Virginia; also. precedents Of declarations. m
dictm onts, informations. eonyeyan and other
practical forms for the use Of attorneys and
others. by Frederick Johnston. formerly clerk
o. Roanoke county. Price 9. The peS Code OF
Virginia will soon Do published. orders ~
licited WEST, JOHNSTON & CO,
la2a 9il Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Subscribed an! sworn % before u. us
day ~ February, l>>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
AMUSE uLNCs.

ANISEnLars.
DICHMOND THEATRE.-Iwcutv-
, 4 fourth season. Saturday. February 18TH.
Mr. and Mr-. George =. Knight, uLaer tho man
aEement Of Frank W. Paul Mauue" to-day.
lover the Carbon Wall; saturday night,
Knights great creation. " kId .Il.' Prices a.
usual Next attraction, Milton Nu1les, followed
by tampaniui, Concert Company
InLa.Lnnn IL. I. ISL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
hrohone Denonnccs Rln,nn.

Many Of the people OF Virginia have
long had kindly feeling towards Nr.
BaAiNr. Even many Of the Democrats
have looked upon him asa warm-heortod,
impulsiyc man who ought never to have
been a Republican. Before Ee declined
10 run for President, we made mention
Of his course in assisting Mr.. RANDALL
to defeat the force bill. This fnctas we'll
az NMoNE's hatred of BLAINE had some
thing TO 10 no doubt with the Kindly
feeling We have alluded to. Well, now
we have personal and confidential
circular from MALONE, in which
the little boss makes himself ridi-
culous by attempting to reach mp to the
shoulders of the PlUmed Knight and
bear him to the earth. If BLAINE had
not declined to run for President Ma
HoNr would to-day have been a ruined
politician. BLMyr's friends would have
"sat down upon him and squeezed
The life out Of him. They may do so
yet. If they feel the indignation
they should feel when they learn that
MALONE was as early as January last
engaged ina reasonable effort to defeat
the nomination of their favorite, they
will see to it that MALONE and SHEER
MAN shall he buried in common grave
at Chicago. What says the New York
tribune to the following bitter attack
by MALONE upon the Maine statesman?
Read and PONDER:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
House of Delegates.

The House met at II o'clock, Mr..
Cardwell in the chair. No prayer.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Corbett; To incorporate the
Ivanwold Hotel and Ferry Company.
BY Mr.. Starke: Petition of citizens of
Berkeley. Norfolk county, against incor-
porating the town OF Berkeley.
BY Mr.. Hay: To prescribe what judges
may practice law.
BY Mr.. Pollard: To refund TO q. W.
Ellis and Il. l.. Ellis collateral inherit
ance tax.
By Mr.. Mustain To amend the act
to authorize the voters OF Pittsylvania
county to vote for or against the repeal
of the present fence law by magisterial
districts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

Tho Senate was called to order yes
terday at II o'clock N. by Lieutenant
Governor John L. Massey. No prayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
HOUSE BILL PASSED
THROUGH MOUNTAIN PASSES.

To authorize r. II. Atkinson TO erect
a pier or wharf on his oyster-8rounds Oh
Cnuckatuck creek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
KEEP OFT THE VISITORS.

Leave of absence was granted Mr..
Nance, OF Charles City, for three days ;
Mr.. Staples, OF Patrick, for one day, and
Mr.. Barnes, OF Nansemond, for three
DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

For the relief OF WlIIl0m II. Carter,
Washington county.
10 allow W. q. Miller, treasurer
Rappahannock county, and his sureti'
twelve months to collect any uncollecte
tax-tickets in their hands and not return
ell delinquent for 1882, 80, 81, 80, 81
To incorporate the Alexandria Pc
petnal Building Fund Association.
For the relief Of Jacob Fisher al
Robert +. Stewart.
To amend the act incorporating tt
Wytheyille and Iron Mountain Railroa
Company.
For the relief of the taxpayers Of 4
leghany county.
Adjourned at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18


A resolution was introduced by Mr.
Coleman with the intention of changing
the hours OF the days sessions, but it
was defeated, and the House will con
tlnue TO meet as morning
and afternoon.
TO PROVIDE FOR PAYING INTEREST.
Mr.. McGruder introduced resolution
instructing tho Finance Committee to
Include in the appropriation bill to be
reported by them to this House the sum
Of 1888, 1880 for the interest on the
public debt funded under the Riddle
berger bill. and out of the 1888, 185. So
shall be paid-tirst, the interest on
the bonds funded under shat act held
by others than the State second, the
interest on the bonds funded under said
act held 10y the State, except those held
strictly for purposes OF a sinking fund ;
third, the residue TO be turned over 10
the commissioners of the sinking fund,
TO be by them invested in any bonds of
this State, or in bonds of the United
States, as to them may seem best, 10 be
held as the other sinking fund of the
State.
Mr.. McGruder made an unsuccessful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
effort to have the rules suspended re-
auiring the reference Of the resolution
To n committee.

I
to committee.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the town of Blackstone,
in the county OF Nottoway.
To provide for working and keeping IN
repair the roads Of NotiOway.
SPECIAL ORDER-COMNgRCE FILL.
The State commerce bill came up at
noon rs the first special order, the queS-
ton being on It's passage. The pending
question was al once called and ordered,
aud the bill passed by the following vote
AYEs.-Messrs. Al'enssorth, d. W. Anderson
". A.. Anderson, Arnold. Brs'Ow. Garter, ca,
lott. Goldman. Corbett. Crawford. CrismonI'
Curtis Dabney. paiugerlleld. Dupuy. hchoiS'
Edmondson. Ewell, Eiegat, Gordon. J. :. iiarr -
Hay, Norbert, Hobaon, llufiman' Huntrr' jon
son, Leggeti, Loving, Aagrudor. Mchen; a.
Moore Jr j. T. Moore Mustain, overly, Pilch-
er. Pollard, pottor. T.. l.. Robort' >. Roberts
Ryan. saunders, Srbrcll, silver. simpson. Starse.
Terrell, LYON C.. Tyler. K II. Tyler, WaiEins'
Vest, "i kins, Williams, Wright ana MI
speaker -.
N0gs.-Nes-r.. Ash. Barbour Goodman Brown,
!. A. Brown, Counts. trait, bl1m, Evans ~. ~
Harris Martin, Mayo, Parr, P"diso, ferSin7'
Phillips, Qusenberry. Huer. Roane' honinsoh'
Sanger, scott, spencer Webb, and Young -FL
Mr.. Hay moved to reconsider.
Mr.. Mayo hoped the bill would be re-
considered. lie wished the express COM
panics included in the operations OF the
law. Express companies were the worse
possible mOnOpolles. and because they
were excepted he had voted against the
bill. On the motion to reconsider he
called for a recorded vote, which was
taken, resulting in the House refusing to
reconsider ayes, % noes, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18

The bill 10 regulate the construction OF
railroads through mountain passes, which
was adversely reported by the Committee
on Roads, came up on its engrossment
the bill provides THAT no railroad company
nov or hereafter chartered In this State, and
having the right % construct It's road through any
mountain pass or narrow ictle, OF any creek or
river yalley but not yet having 80 constructed
the same, shall have The right 20 the exclusive
occupancy OF SUCH pass or dehle. where II Is
practicable 20 construct and operate more than
one railroad through tho same and this pro-
vision shall apply as well % those railroad com
panies whose charters contain no such Limitation
a. aforesaid as 20 those whose charters already
contain such or any similar limitations pro-
yidrd, however, that wherever any railroad CON-
pany shall DO actually engaged in grading,
building or operating It's line OF railroad through
a mountain pass or defls, no other railroad
company shall locate and build It's line through
such mountain pass or defle In such manner
that its grading, building or operation will pre-
vent or obstruct the grading, building, or
operation Of said railroad first occupying such
PASS and actually and bona fds, under the
terms OF It's charter. engaged In 80 grading,
Building or operating the same.
Mr.. Williams sought to amend the bill
by inserting the following after the word
"shall " in italics, have surveyed and
located its line through mountain pass
or defile in accordance with this act
that is to say, has so located its line
through said pass or dehle as not 10 un-
reasonably obstruct or prevent the loca-
ton of another railroad therein where it
is reasonably practicable to do so. and
such railroad shall"
Mr.. Williams opposed the original bill,
as he thought it tended to hinder and
stop the development OF the southwestern
portion of the State.
Mr.. Gordon advocated the bill as
measure fair to all.
Mr.. Rhea stated that the bill was in
troduced at the instance OF the Charles
ton, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
and had been pushed along by that COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-18
SENATE BILL PASSED.

To amend sections 3 and Of an act t
incorporate the Martinsburg and Poto
mac Railroad Company, approved July
9, 1870.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

Oovsrnos: .. D. McEnsry. Of O"achi,s.
kieus.. Gov. Clay Knoblock, Of L"fourch".
Sec: Of State, Oscar Arroyo, Of rlaq"en'inrs.
Ard PsA. Arc'ts O. B. Steele 81 Union.
S,sss Treasurer +. A. Barks 81 Orleans.
Atty Gen. n. J. Cunningham OF Na'e.i,oehes.
sep, sf Pub Ed W. Easson, Of Orleans.
UNsrxD STATES SENATORS.
R.L.Gibson Of Orl.ans. J.B.Eus,is OF Orleans
Jurors OF TEE SUpPEMK COURT.
Ghen Justice Edw Bermudes, Of Orleans.
Associate - 4. p. Poche, 81 ST hH'es
C. T.. Fennes Of Orleans.
I" r. B. Todd Of Morehousc.
&c ID. D. Watkins Red River.
Clxcurr CT. o. ArrEALs End Ct.
A. A. Gunby. Of O,sehi,a.
Z. B. Ciia,on or S, Henena.
CONGRESSMAN 9Th District.
C.Hswson Of Morehe~ss.
Dlsrx,cr JUDGE 9Th Jad District.
k.P. Williams Of Richl.nd.
?. n. Toler Dis, ATTY
PARISH OFFICERS.
G eth o. csuss Jnr. s. Summ~rlin.
Shsid Leo Scott. Assessor Geo. c. Fusvis.
Printer. Wiley ,. Nlauxham
Parish TreasHrer, J. W. Sirmms.
=. SCOT Returning Officer.
PoIrcH JvKoRs.
PRECEDENT. G.. r. Baiicsv; Members, s. S,eir
10. Edwards. n. F. vickrr., WA. A
BeSshson, G. A. Macs, J. r. Stokes.
CLERK ef the Police Jury, Jno. F. Lovelesa
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17

The horrible murder Of Miss
Genie Watkins and wonnding OF Miss
Boswick some time ago, at GAINESVILLE.
Texas, which, up tc this time, has
been a pulling mystery, has at last
been cleared up. A white man
named Beason, aged about 30 years,
WAS the perpetrator Of the crime.
He was arrested in Mississippi and
made full confession. Soon after
entering Texan territory he otte'npt-
ed to escape by jumping from the
passenger train. which was running
at the rate Of 40 miles an hour. and
was fatally injured. He was con-
veyed TO the Fort Worth Jail, where
he was made AZ comfortable AZ pos
sible and to await the end which the
doctors say will come in few
hours.
Robbery was the only cause. II
seems the young ladies were aroused
and to destroy the evidence the rob-
Der intended to murder both.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17

One colored man says, Else guins
to quit votin for these candidates.
They pays some and they don't do
morn me-"
This is the way it goes. One Of
the most intelligent colored men i'll
the parish said to the editor some
time ago, You ont for anything!"
We replied no. "Well, you are the
only man in this parish / would vote
for without pay, but if these other
fellows want my vote they will have
to pay me-
Can We submit to this kind Of buy.
ing business? The better citizens
should deuounce this thing.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Succession Of Mrs NJ. ! In27rh Dis,ricsCour,.
F. Oliver, Deceased, Parish Of Richlsnd,
x, rs w. ,,o Il :. Oliver State Of louisiana
By virtue OF a writ Of FL Fa. issued in the
above styled cause and 10 me directed, | will
offer for sale At the cast door Of court house
in Rsyville. La, on
Saturday, April It'll 1883,
10 the las, and highest bidder the following
properly to wit: Lot No one in tho town OF
GirsrJ. al.o the Ysrbroneh place, being S.
E1r and Z ! Of S W or section Is. N Or.
Of N F. ~. section 10 and n OTIS w a.
section II. and IS acres in the southern
portion of n Eqr section is. All in TIP IL
n r Econ,aiuing 37s acres more or less.
Terms Of sale-Cssh for what il will
bring. LEM SCOTT.
Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Rayvills. La . Mch. Sd.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17

Four or five years ago We were
hauling some wood, driving the
wagon. Some parties from the 9Th
ward were in town and wanted some
land matters looked up. We stated
that We were out OF the court house
then and had other matters to look
after. Said one Of the parties: Cant
you get some ono 10 drive after the
wood and give ~ your time for a
short time" We replied that il
would take money to get some one
to haul tho wood. The reply waa
that they would give US ten times
the amount necessary to hire 9
driver. We do not ask for some.
thing for nothing. We are no can.
didate.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17

The ward meetings held yesterday,
the 10th, throughout the parish set
ties the matter as to who are to be
the parish officers. We regret that
some definite plan of action was not
agreed upon by the Executive Com
nittee. One OF the most important
things that should have demanded
the attention OF the meeting was n
plan to avert the unfairness of Re-
publicans coming into and ruling by
their presence the ward meetings OF
Democrats. We can never have
harmony in tho party 90 long as
Republicans are allowed to partici'
pate in Democratic meetings. 1t il
not right and proper for Democrats
to use these Republican colored mer
to carry their point, but they will dc
it. Men who should assist in the
success OF the Democratic ticket
knowingly use these Republicans t.
defeat q fellow Democrat. Where
was the 80 Republicans at the Cub
ernatorial contest? A large percsn
tage Of them participated and thel
turn around and oppose the ticke
they assisted to put in the field
Why do our people insist in luggins
this element of contention into tn
Democratic fold? The reason is ap
parent. Local politics is the cause
Thspe votes can be purchased a
different sums and interested partie
have an ambition to succeed and vii
spend money to control this class o
voters. Self interest should not &c
away with our devotion to the Dem
} ocratic party.
Richland beacon., 1888-03-17
Joint Resolution No. So, Of the Regula
Session of 1856
Amendment No. 5.
Join, Resolution No. %, Of the Reguls
Session OF 1886.
Amendment No. 6.

Article GOETHE following properly shall
be exemp, from taxation. snd no osh.r, viz
All public property, places Of religious
worship or burial, all charitable institutions.
all buildings and property u.ed exclusively
for colleges or other school purposes, the real
and personal estate Of any public library. and
that Of any other literary ASSOCIATION used
by or connected with euch library; all books
and philosophical apparatus, and ell paint
ings and s,a,nary Of any company or assoc
citation kept in public hail. prorideo, the
property 80 exempted be not used or leased
for purposes Of private or corporate profit OF
income. There shall also be exempt from
'axa,ion household property TO the value o;
five hundred dollars; there shall also be
exempt from taxation and license for period
of twenty years from the adoption Of the
Constitution Of 1879, tho capital, machinery
and other property employed in the manu-.
iacture Of textile fabrics. leather, shoss
barnes, saddIery, hats, -four, machinery
agricultural implements. manufacture Of ice
fertilizers and chemicals and furniture and
other articles Of wool, marble. or stone, sosp
stationery, ink and paper, boat building and
chocolate; provided, that no, less han fiv,
hands are employed in any one factory"
! In testimony whereof ] have hereuntt
affixed my signature and attached thereto
the seal oil the State Of Louisiana q, the cit,
of Baton Rouge this 18th day Of January
A. D., 1888.
OSCAR ARROYO,
3m Secretary Of State.