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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

WE publish on our 18th page today
some letters written several months
ago by Maj. p. II. Coffee to the
Secretary of Agriculture and the
Civil Service Commission. The
Major makes some very caustic
criticisms upon the present admins
tration of the Agricultural Depart
ment, and he speaks from absolute
knowledge of facts, his long service
in the Department giving him
perfect familiarity with its workings.
The letters also show up the fragrant
manner in which the party in power
is violating both the letter and spirit
of the Civil Service law. The letters
should have been credited to the
Louisville ourier-Journal, as they
were first published in that paper, in
September last.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

Trees 80 TO zoe. Best Trace Chain in the
market for G0c. Our Flows will be in soon.
We will be prepared to furnish fixtures to
all the Flows that have been sold in this
market. Don't forget Cider Mills, Feed
Cutters. Wheat Drills, Corn Shelters, Wag'
gOn Hubs Rims, Skeins, (steel and cast
Buggy VIII cells, from IS 90 to $500; Snort
and Long Arm Axles, Fifth Wheels, Barbed
and Plain Wire.
Our GROCERIES will be kept fresh and
replete at all times. We are going to make
our fight on the two winning cards:
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
The First Steamer Through the Muscle
Shoals Canal.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 10
There is much excitement here over
the announcement that the steam
boat A. c. Conn, Mississippi River
craft, has passed through the Muscle
Shoals Canal and will arrive here to-
morrow morning. This is the first
vessel which has passed through the
great canals now about completed.
The construction of the canals to
overcome distractions in the Tennes-
see River at Muscle Shoals was COM
menced by the Government in 1873
and nearly $4,0OO,OOO have thus far
been expended on the work. The
opening of the canals will give water
transportation nine months in the
year from Chattanooga to the Missis-
sippi River.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16
At the Churches OmOrrOlC.

This week has been observed by
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons throughout the world as a
special week OF prayer for young
men. AS an appropriate closing of
the weeks services, there will be q
union service at the C. p. Church on
Sunday night to be made of special
interest to young men. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. F. L. Leep-
er. All of the young men of the
community are urged to be present.
The subject of the morning dis
course at the Methodist Church by
Rev. J. T. Curry, will be "Glorying
in the Cross"
At the Baptist Church DR.. Phillips
subject for the morning service will
be Goods Children and Their Privi-
leges," and for the night services,
"Final Judgment"
DIR. Stainback being absent, there
will be no preaching at the c. p.
Church Sunday morning. Union
services will be held there at night
as noted above.
Rev. F. l.. Leeper, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church, will fill his pull
pit at ! | in the morning and , in the
afternoon.
The usual morning services will he
held ut the Christian Church.
| have suffered with rheumatism
for quite a number of years, and after
trying Salvation Oil pronounce it the
best remedy | have ever used.
MRS. j. ZIMMERMAN,
Wetheredville, Md.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

The annual meeting Of the Public
School Officers of Tennessee will con-
ycne in the Senate Chamber at Nash
VILE Tuesday Dec. 10th, and contiu-
ne three days.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with the railroads for a rate of one
and one>third fare for the round trip
to delegates who attend the Cumber-
land River Improvement Convention
which meets in Nashville the Goth
inst. Delegates should buy full fare
tickets to Nashville, taking certificate
Of purchase from agent. Present this
certificate to the Secretary of the Con-
vention for his signature while in
Nashville, and when so signed it will
entitlG the holder to a one-third rate
home,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

Mr.. MORTON, Vice President of
the United States, took out license
as a liquor dealer in Washington the
other day. Mr.. Morton runs hotel
at the National Capital, and in order
to supply his guests with wine it was
necessary for him to take out a
license the same as any saloon keep
er. The Internal Revenue De-
partment is "no respectGr of persons"
in these little matters.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

HERE is what Hon. John G. Car
isle thinks Of the outlook, as spoken
30 a st. Louis reporter: eyes, Cleve-
land will tie the choice of the demo
Gratis in 1892. He is the choice Of
every democrat that / have talked to
50 far, and I don't hesitate one mo-
ment to say that Cleveland will be
nominated by exclamation in 1892"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-16

THE Advisory COmmittee and
Board of Publishers Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church will meet
in Nashville next Tuesday 20 consid-
er the matter of permanent location
of their publishing house. Evans
vile, Ind, is making big effort to
secure this publishing house, and is
offering such inducements as may
cause its removal from Nashville.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06

Die JtuiIen, bon Deren oil tallcnD Ytl9er
IN Der StaDt naren, unD Stpar ~Sllrletit az
tere frGftig gebaute Srauen in itarfer aber ctnz
fa6 uno unreinLih ouSiebenoer &leIoung,
MAIDEN ii0 oil alien Oeiligtbiimcrn tDidttg
lno brett. Sbre langbaertgen tpoDlbebarteten
8opel1, 4}rieiter unD Wt0nAe iieht man bier
itberau umberitnl5iren. 0roBe taIerltelz
artig an9elegte @ebGuoe alS lnent9eltltDe
@obnungen fir Bilger Der rlll1tlb>9rte1
d)iiG5en &irc6e, nebmen ein ie6r bctrddDtz
Ii6eS Stiid Der 9torDieite SeruialemS Elm.
Sin ruiiii6eS 28eib idgte: u9Bir fonner
unierem GSor oar nt6t 9enug pattel1,
DelG)e pdterli6e Sitrior9e er fltr unS Btlger
in 8etreff Der freien WDbnung getroten
bat" GluBIaub itberflilgelt in oteiem
8utfte ole iibrigeu 9tatiOnen Der @roe.
Cine iorberbure @rl6einung unb Elm @ei
genItono ernlten gtadoenfenS itnD Die SUI
ben Don u!tb nm SeruIalem, bic inter ben
$1,000 Gtuno6nern Der Stopt alIetn an
53abl $4,000 CD itarf ftnO, aber un9ea6tet
Der reiden llnterltlBunge1 BON Setten
ppDlDa6cnber Suoe1 mie W1oieS Weonte>
fore, JtotbldtlD II. |. 10, 10 perlallen ll1o
drniitb auSieben, DaB fi6 Die Steine i6rer
erbdrmen nt0dtcn. Die Wttltonet bon
@eloern, Die, fir Die 6ebuu9 0eS ii0tlhen
8olfes bin9eipenbet murDen, Da0en Bis
jcbt nod feline iidtbare Srudt getragel1,
anger Den 8etpeiS Ser 9tidti9feit auer
6offnungen Der S5raeliten auf Btez
6ergetptnnung ibrer Wfa9t III Serlia7
lem. Mo6l iinb BEL Serlialem 9roBe @n7
italten sum 8ei1en bieieS 8olfeS BON Sltoet
unD fit Su0en errt6tet. o6er lie l6etnen
1ur 0a gu iein, I'm Die itetS tDu0ie1oe 3abl
beoiirftiger SSraeLiten Dor groBerer 9totb sit
heipabren rno Dem brGngen0en @lenoe 5u
"iterern. Sine 6ebun9 DeS 9a1Oes lrno
8eiierung ber mnterielen unD ~getitigen 3uz
itGnoe iciner 8eipDDner Oa0ur6 SIT ertparten,
lit nergebli1. Mu6 Die 9rnBarti9 angelegte
uno nit allen @elbmittetu reidli6 dtSgez
~itattete Nfcrbauihule fit Die 9tabtDmmen
Ser S0bne SuoaS perfeDlt ibrcn 3peG
9dnslid). Seruialem lit 9cfallen lt1to ipiro
gefaIlen bleiben, m09en audi O}oieS unO
ale BropDeten itd leiner on1ebn1er. NnItatt
poripdrt5 SIT idreiten, lit baS 2ano in ben
leBten Sa9rjebntcn suritdgegai9cn. Die
a~IerOingS iebr befrieoi8cnOen @rfOlge etnz
sclner fleiner &olonien, iDte Die Der oeuts
i0en SempIer1 berm0gen i'm @ansen
ben Sang Der 0tn8c nt6t ST belnne1. Sb
IS aI1etn oil Der Giirfenptrt0l0aft lie9t,
baB bier ale Gultur6eftrebungeu lrno te0e
Civilization 10 i0md9Ii6 gu S6anben
perDen?
MIeranDer 8erg9o16.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
Meni6en 8irsidaft, mag er iein, iper ct

Ntenl@en 8arsidaft. mag ct iein, tuer ct
&pbert Small, Ser gum Safeitz
Solicitor Don Beaufort, g.. g., erllannte
9te9er, lit eine Berii } IN t b ietner
Static. WGbrenD 0es 8iirgerfrieges mar er
Sflape, that ober Die ni6ti9e Nrbeit zines
2ootien. Oils lol6er entfiibrte Ell ben Gonz
fooertrten ben 0arnpfer yPlanter" uno
brafte Denlelben Su Dem 8lodaOe9el6Das
Der; 0afilr erbielt ct etne STEELE III Der TIotte
unb GapitGnSran9.
= 9em ct. 2ouiier 8latte y@lobesOee
mofrat" 3ufoIge loQen d IN mtIt9e
abt5ebn 8 rduereten III ct. DIT IS
nit Nlsnabme Der bon Nnbeuler>8ui6 uno
bet 2emp'i6en 8rauerei SIT einem & t II #
Dercintgt meroen. 9teIe Is Srnuereten
Derfiigen Iber Elm Nnlage5G apital BON 5
Wttllionen Dollars, ipGbrenb 8lf6 ltno
9emp 10 W1tuionen in ibren 8rauereten
an9elegt baben. S1ulbideine I'M 8etrage
pon5 Miuionen 0ollars (8etrag bes @ne
la9cs@ apitalS) unO Qlftten i'm 8etroge BON
t1beSu 10 Oeiuionen Dollars, iDleu ousgc7
gcben iperben. Die 8egentDdrtt0cn 8eliBer
Der Brauereten tner0erl l0tDobI S6ulo define
trte Nftien erGalten nno Der Jtelt 1oll allf
Dem Su6Icriptionstpege bebufS Gergr0Bez
RING Der bouptiG6ltbite1 uto Serbeiierung
Der tleineren 9rauereien undergraduate tpers
ben. Beim 9ilfaltf Der peri6icoenen 8raltz
ereiet IoQ bic 60be ber &altflulnn1e nab
ben ge9entpGrtigeu Ginnabmer berlel6en
bercdnet tperoen. Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ioIen, iobalb Die Nbi6Gbung porGenomz
nterl, Dem 8ublifum Dor9elegt tperoen.
- 0as stpeite Sdngerfclt bes
Nebrdsfa SGngerbunbes, pel6er
Die @eioneuereine 2ieberfrana @ranb
SSlan0; WfGnner0or, Smaba; WtGnner=
dor, Columbus; Geutonia Wtdrner6or,
Selpar6; @ermania MGnner6or, 2incoln;
2ieDerfralt5, Qlattsmnut1 9ienerfran8,
9febrasfa Gitp; @ern1ania Wtdnnerdor,
6aitingS, in it'd i6lieBt, Dtrb pom Ii. bis
l6. Stunt 1T @rato Sslano ltatttaoen.
- Sci ber in ct. 2ouis obgebaltenen ~.
S%agiaBung Des ct. GontsT urnz
be5irfS tpurbe bel6lDiien:
y 0aB Der 8orort bes ct. Souls Tur1>
be3irfS in ct. 2out5 perbleibt;
q 0aB Der 8ejirfSOorort aus II 0ftts
glteoern beftebc;
3 Dat Die 8esirfs> 8ettrGge tpte bisber
10 @cnts fir ieoes Witglieo b~etrasen
iouen;
y 0aB bic nd9ite Sasiabuug in Der ct,
Souls Surnbale abgebalten tperoe;
81 0aB bas GG fte 8e3trfsz
Snrnfeit 1890 in QutncD, ST., berz
a~uitaItet tperbe;
g. Dag Der 8esirfss 8orort beauftrogt
tperDe, it6 NIT ben nobeliegenoen 8esirfen
in 8%erbinoun9 gu leber, I'M Elm @ou7
9urnfet i'm Sabre 1891 gu erm0gz
lt6en.
Ser 8e3irf beitebt aus Is 8ereinen NIT
Bet foIgenoen 9n5a6l BON Wett8liebern:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-06
modentid1e 51inois 5taat55eitune u1ontae, g. mat 1889.

: SIM Sabre 1889. aIio qera6e bot bum
bcrt Sa6rer, na0m Die 2egiSlatur BON Wfalz
iaduletts Elm @eieb an rDona6 allen
8rouereten, mel6e iiber 100 SAB 8ier
id6rli6 erseugteu, fit Den 53eitraum BON
fiinf Sabren Steuerfretbett 5ugeits
6ert tpuroe. Oils @runb purbe a11ge9eber,
DQB bte Sabrifation BON Bier, bon Ole uno
allen anoeren WfaIs9etrdnfen Ben 06erbau,
6anbel uno @atbel befDrbere, vbenn ie for
6ert ben Qlnbau iol6en @etreiOeS, ipel6es
fir urler Selma 9eeignet lit, uuo liefert 5l
oLei6er 53eit etnen tpertbpoQeu WuSflbrz
QrtifeG. QluBerbem enpfeblen Die Ot0l5z
9etrGnfe it0 tpe9en ibrer gelunb6eitSfDrDert1
Sen @igeni6aften ieDr gum alIgemetnen @e7
brQl10, oenn Tie bilben ein tpi6ti9eS WtttteI
3lr @r6altun9 her @elunb6eit Der 8iirger
nao bctpo6ren fe BOT ben i6G6li6en gBirz
fnnger Der itGrferen @etrGnfe." - 8or
burDert Sabren, la9t Der p9tns. 5. S.,
m06ten allo Die alten Buritaner bielelben
@ritn6e gu @uniten Der WtaISgeiebe
geltenb, tpel6e NOD iebt fir 6ieieIben 9elz
teno gen1abt tperben. Wareit bic Telnpe=
~relt3ler Don 1889 nidt berniinfti9cr ais Die
Dpn 1889 iinO?
- 0ie & / II IN a n 5 I'll g IN 4 + :
t 3 beS so pnatS sc d t ) 1889 1T
gegen Die 6efielben Ofonots i'm Goriabre
ilnner nod nm etn betrG6tlide8 Suriid9ez
bltebelt, tpie Die fDlgenOe Isabelle 5et9t:
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30

a wealthy Aan's 0vasseoss oahseonsaal
ExpsoeaoA.

u wealthy ma0's 0Iot1eoao 0ob9eonaaally
expeeesoa.
Lawrence tAnss) Corr. GlObe-DcaocraA.
George ID. Grosschy, OF this city. = $500
richer to-day for having risked his life n
few weeks ago 10 save q man from drown
in9. He was standing on the rocks at
Nantauket beach, when . capsised boat
with . man clinging to the stern Attracted
his attention. The young clerk stripped
of his shoes and coat, and diving into the
water swan rapidly toward the capaized
t,oat. The unfortunate occupant was un-
able to swim. and was just about losing
all strength when Grouchy graspetl
him. There was N heavy surf, and the
drowning man weighs 17s pounds. 80
pounds more than Grouchy. The young
clerk, however, battling manfnlly against
all the Sc disadvantage, got tn within a
few feet of the shore with his burden when
consciousness deserted him. Still he
cling tn the man he had rescued until the
wash Of the breakers borc the two for the
third time up the beach and into the hands
Of other rescucrs, who had been specta-
tor. OF the accident and the brave effort
of the young clerk.
The gentleman who was I'm the boat and
had been capsizcd was removed to his
hotel i'm ~ carriage. The young man, his
rescuer. was taken i'm charge by q phy:
sician wlIo happened tn lDc hand, and
after much labor he was resuscitate(l. He
was i'll, however, from the effects Of the
"as.r . he S ret%rnsd % p hom.. % Ny Mennwhine "a ahe
gentleman who had SO narrow am escape
was hunting high and low for his pre-
server. hut no one seemed to know who
the young man was. Finally the help Of
n detective was called i'm. and a
few days ago GroIis.liy was found at his
his work. Gro,ichy set out a few days ago
for Providence. and i'm one of the suburbs
of the city he met a gentleman who sought
him. He received young Gronchy kindly,
aud besides thanking him wa rsnly asked
infinitely about his personal affairs. Then
he gave the young man a check for SOD,
with note for 5000 dsie when GrOuchy
becomes of age. He now over 20. so
that i'm "a few months he will he the pos-
SCISSOR of a snug business capital.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
Correcting - Prayer.

Prom the I.ewistown INie.b journal.
Ii was Elder Buzzell who called a
worthy deacon to open meeting with
prayer, and was surprised when the good
man began his petition with: ''O, thou
great, insignificant God"
''Omnipotent, brother; you mean oII,-
nipotcnt Cod" whispered the Mortified
pastor.
''Huh!" calculated the surprised supple
cant. whats that you say"
The preacher repeated the correction,
whereupon the deacon continued his
prayer to "a great length, and concluded
as follows:
"Finally. Lord. bless our dedicated par
Stuif him with religion we'll as
with words break him of the habit of
fault-fiusling il possible. and at the lev
enth hour gather him with the saints in
thy Kingdom
Elder Buzzel, who was fond of telling
the story. always ended by declaring that
il was his first and last attempt at correct
ing the speech of his brethern.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
q RuFna Opsnboss.

H. e1ey Gn1s . queer consArn:
ThogeS . M Of Things SHE. llass tO hrn,
Thu1Hgh u1Se may claim with angry heat
Meg esls1is,naisHS quite complete.
Hha s1onr know yarts frosn pizen weeds.
Nor nsAhin' mush alpAu the ts's.sis
That's prsSlser.xt tO give the stssk.
NOr hOW an earth Ia terd nss.k-
Mos .in'rsily she's skrert ~ bugs,
And hullsrx IL yOu mention slugs;
And ~ fer sspWs and gssxts that's mill
shes kinder s'pciosis that they're wild
she can't climb fences gssi, nor trees.
And she 'x nO uSs. at hIskin bees.
Hut then, les take her all IN all.
ri,e's party nice, the city gal!
NJ. GsuVs's .JssnSss0f.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
the UNHAPPY SULTAN.
a skeleton in the Closet Of Turkey's
Ruler.

Rulsr.
II things were done i'm Turkey as else
where the tlecease OF the snltan's mad
half-lDrother. Murad W, would have been
notified to the diplomatic body and the
Turkish court would have gone into
mourning. says correspondent of the
Glasgow Herald. But il IL forbidden to
speak openly of the s,iltan's female rela-
tives or of the sultan's heir. The man
who will succeed Abdul Hanid is a
wrctchc<l, lean. pale-faccd creature of 45
years, named Molammed Rechad. He is
the sultan's own brother, and is kept u
close prisoner i'm the palace grounds, lest
he should conspire for his najesty's down.
fall. He has certainly no such intention.
hut usage requires that "a siiltan's heir APP
parent should be treated "a suspected
criminal, and Abdul Hamid is much too
nervous a creature to innovatc i'm this par
ticular. He has ~ horrible fear lest his
brother. M,irad W, who became crazy
from having been raised tn the throne too
suddenly, should recover his senses: hut
of this there. is no chance, and now that
MIrad's mother is dead who will there he
to prevent the poor lunatic from being
hurried tn his end by a .'pinch OF some
thing" in his coffee: Murad's mother,
the S,Iltana Nadine, stiperintensleSl his
household and never left him. II would
have been impossible tn modest him while
she was alive. but il would only be too
much i'm keeping with Turkish traditions
IL the unhappy mailman were now quietly
removed in order that Abdul Hamitl
might sleep more sountlly.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30

Having opened IA new blacksmith shop
ous-haIf block west of Foster x Estes
mercantile store. at the Warm Spring
stables. am now prepared to- wait on old
au, new customers. All kinds of repair
sleigh ironing done in the ncatcst style
and at the lowest possible price. l have
also secured the services of Frank Hamill.
respect. being thoroughly convcrsant with
all the diseases peculiar to the fcct-nevi-
Ctilar enthritis. infiametl liminitis, corns,
quarters and cracks, ptInmacetl heel and
ssc,ly toe. l make u specially of intcrfer~
ing and over-reaching. Trotting, RUNNING
and training plates made i'm the most alp
proved style. Give n,c IN call and learn
my prices. Respectfully,
X. II. BURCH.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30

From the Kansas t'ny Times.
Charles triswoisl, OF Guilforsl, Comm.
state bank commissioner. WAS i'm town
the last week examining the condition of
the different Ioauiug companies. After
his examination was completed lic was
shown through the office Of u certain in
vesttnent company aud was introduced to
am attorney WHO - u thorough ont and
( ont Kansas City man. During the con-
, versation Mr.. Griswold was asked what
lac Thought of the city.
"A very gushing place., was the reply,
''b'it in our little town We have lately eel
| cbrsatstl am event which the people of this
city cannot hope tn attain for ccnturics.' "
! "What il that: asked the attorney.
"Thc 2Jnh annivcry of the founding of
the town.. was the reply. and for the first
time in history IA Kansas City attorney
had nothing tai say.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
Fru,, and Confectionery.

Mrs. Fcathcrly. fruit and confectionery
dealer, has made important improvements
i'm her stors, on West Granite street. Her
stock of confectionery is not surpassed by
any in Butte, as she buys the hest goods
manufactured. The hest stock of import
etl and domestic cigars i'm Butte. Mrs.
Featlierly. West Granite street.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
kept Closs..

From the brooklyn Eagle.
"You ought to get ont of doors more,'
said the physician. ''Why, good gra
cious"' exclaimed the sheriff. ~ just
about live out of doorsf" YES" replied
the medical man, 81 know. hut your biIsi-
ness IL coutiuing, nevertheless"
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
GEORGE w. AVERILL
SURGEON DENTIST,
Butte, Montana.

Finest Parlors and largest Dental Offices I'm
Montana. Does all the latest and best lines In
modern dentistry; Porce ain crowns ON r.sots
plates done i'm the highest style of the art. All
Teeth Extracted Absolutely Without
Pain when Desired.
Parlors and 0fhces over Boyce's Store.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30
behind the risssr..

From the washington lost.
w" fear that Doctor Stevens. OF Phil
adclphia, has been imposed upon. He
tells us that he has discovered the location
of the human soul: that il is si,iatctl in
the corpus callos,in. We are nstrsl med
some old-fa shioned catiavcr. for we are
assured 10y many authorities In the social
world, that IL is no longer deemed good
form Ia wear souls i'm the corpus callos.im.
indeed. the most fashionable people. We.
told. have discarded tEc practice of
the same time.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-30

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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-12-28

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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-12-28
Notice to Tax Payers

Take notice that in accordance with
section IS of Act IS, of the General AZ
sembly of 1882, your taxes for the year
1889 according to the Tax Rolls on file
in this Office, as also in the office OF the
Clerk of Court Ex-Officio Recorder of Nor
tgages of the parish Of St. Martin, are
now due, and collactable, and if not paid
as the law directs Oh or before the 3lst
day of December A. d. 1899, amount Of
your said taxes will then draw Two per
cent interest, per month from the 3lst of
December until paid or the property
thus assessed will be seized and sold &C
cOrding to law. -.
Sheriff's Office Parish Of st. Martin this
goth day of August 1889
CAB. CARDINAL
Sheriff and Ex-OfficiO tax Collector.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-12-28
Take Notice.

That it is not lawful for any one to ex-
cayate the banks of the Teche near the
bridge and market, for any purpose
whatever, in as much as such excava-
lions become dangerous for carriages,
and expose the people to serious acct
dents-any infringement of this order
will be dealt with under the police regu-
latons of the cOrpOrtiOn. c. Har risOn.
Mayor.
st. Martinville Dec. 9th 1889.