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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20
PAREOR AND PANTRY,

! To REMOVE the screw tops of fruit jars
that can not be started by haad, dip a
cloth in very hot water and apply TO the
outside Of the cap; this will cause it to ex.
pand.
GEMS FOR DYsPEPTICs-Ope cup gluten
-four, one cup milk, one tesspoonfui OF balz-
ing powder, one tablespoonful or less OF
butter. Beat well and bake in hot gem
pans in quick oven.
TIE johnny-cake of New England, made
of corn-meal, eggs and -four, thick, light,
warm, and soaked with fresh butter, is a
better nerve food than can be found on the
druggists shelves.
PASTE FOR WALL-PAPER-Mix one pound
Of -four with cold water, add about five
quarts of boiling water and stir until as
thick as starch just before using STIR IN
half a pint dissolved glue.
INDIA mating IS largely used in summer
rooms. The stains, if any, may be re-
moved by a layer of wet fuller's earth, well
rubbed in, and left for few days, when it
can be washed OF, and the stains viii have
disappeared.
STUDY tables, desks, etc, covered with
leather, may be restored to very much OF
their original freshness by rubbing little
vaseline over them with soft rag Book
Eases with glass doors should De opened
occasionally. as the books are otherwise apt
to get damp.
ALL curtains must have frequent shak-
ings, or the moth millers will be sure to
lodge in their folds. The great object is TO
keep them out of a house, for when they
once locate and take up claim they have
the "squatter's right" and only force can
drive them out
For strawberry jelly use three pints Of
ripe strawberries, a box of gelatine, pint
Of sugar, one pint of boiling water, half a
pint OF cold water and the juice of a
lemon. Soak the getatine for two hours in
the cold water. Mash the berries with the
sugar and let them stand two hours. Pour
the boiling water on the fruit and sugar
Press the juice from the strawberries and
add il aud the lemon juice to the dissolved
gelstine. Strain through q napkin, pour
into r10ITlSa and
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20
SOME STRANGE DEATHS.

LELr died OF jealousy at the success Of
SIR Godfrey kneller.
ELPEINsToSE, the Chancellor Of Scot
land, was heart-broken by the battle of Fiod-
den.
TIE Emperor Frederick III. aud his son.
Macmillan l., both died Of eating too heart
ly Of melons
NALESTIA- the Spanish theologian, died
because he was accused by the Pope Of
having fsls.ded passage ID St Augustine
CHEkE, the great English scholar. who
taught King Edward Greek" died of grief
at having perverted from his religious be-
lief.
ASeELEsI, a Milanese actor, was SO over
come by his enthusiastic reception on his
first appearance 81 the theater in Naples
that he fell down on the side scenes and
died.
AS hour before Malheroe.the great French
writer, breathed his last be woke suddenly
from a profound swoon 20 reprove hls nurse
for using word which il his opinion was
i1dIferen, French
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Blank charters and al kinds o. lezsl
blanks for sale Dy
TIE " WICHITA EAGLE.
G7Itf Wichita, hAnsAS
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., K. & y. railway,
Rock Island Route" between Wichita
st. LouiA eff
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Health and happiness go hand in
hand, the possession OF both being
necessary TO the full enjoyment of
life. rheumatism and Neuralgia have
baffed the best doctors TO such an
extent that they have been regarded
incurable diseases until ATH-LO-
PHO-ROS was discovered. This great
remedy Is recognized as the only
medicine which cures both these ter
rible diseases, and over three thou
sand testimonials can be seen at thar
Office. The worst cases OF Neuralgia
and rheumatism succunb 10 is opes-
alton.
sI.cc per Ss:t.s, :: 81 O-rs Stores.
ca
The iTILifH0RQs CO, M WALL ST.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

All the latest styles in wall paper. in
grains With borders n match, window
shades, etc. 7. p Martin ia y Mzrke.
street GS-st
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Miss JULIA RHINELANDEg is also accredited
with s15000,000. She is an orphan, is a
rigid church member and has rejected more
than 300 offers
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Wedding and Party invitations. en-
graved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
Office. dos Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

The Texas train. formerly leaving Wich-
tia at Sos D. IL. Dow departs at lbs m,
and returning arrives al Wichita AZ 40
D. m instead OF go. These trains VIII
carry he Texas mails Passengers now
have an opportunity 10 see the beautiful
Indian Territory and tie coming state Of
Oklahoma. n tie ride will be In daylight
through that section Of country. ce9tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Wedding and Party Invitations. e.
carved or printed, at the Wichita EAGLE
CsrflCe Gts5 Z
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

TIE popular line tor California, Oregon
Washington terri tory and al Pacific coast
points Is the Alssoan Pacific. TT Scott
fogts" lASst
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Selling out wall paper and window
shades 81 cost T. P. Martin, IA y
Marke. street dso-9
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Lithographing of al kinds az the Wich-
ita EAGLE office. d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-20

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE Office dts II
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

rne New Orleans ricay yu:ie Is Cnc cf '"e
ucws;est and most reliable papers pub
,;.hed. It's Editorials are judicious and
Timely; It gives all the news without fear
car faycr; its Associated Prcss and Special
Southern Tclcgrams cover all important
Foreign and Domestic News; its Com
,,,rc;a, aud Market Reports are coinpiete
aud arc accepted standards; its Letters
from New York and Paris. and the
snecial Contributions of Pearl Rivers,
,athariuo Cole, Mollie Nc lre Davis,
yennie June, Marie Points and others are
nnfailipg sources Of interest and iafoinia-
ton aud are of high order of literary
,mcrit. The Picayure is rrin ID in clear
neAr t.pe. of size Sufficient % be read
without staining the e,-e.
= To keep abreast et-tirs times and know
su wsrrir~Fh5e that a newspaper
S.ould tel, send fhree Dollars for three
Months subscription TO tho Daily Plea
Ss,ac, or subscribe for its splendid WcS ky
Edition ut One Dollar year. The
Weekly Is sixteen pages. aud is issaed
every Thursday morning to reach all
Subscribers before Sunday.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

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ol III :
for The rrrnose of ;,.,ac.;r., s,1
surveying the location IF the parish.
with view to the es,aljisAjnc of tbo
Sabine Western and Red River and
also the Gaincsyii,e and Alexandria
railroads These r..rc.tive roads ar.
row enroute from Texas and destined
10 the town of Alexandra, through
'le III M'dd'e al" io"ef section" o. o'f
f"''SN'
TAXai"ir"A.
Hammond Leader: The as.cser!cn;
Of TangipaEoa parish for 1850.
amounts to 1880, l7j, an Increase Of:
T3l2, $50. over the assessment @. -.
IIooka & Mcdonald have recently
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nero ,ta s,v+b ouality At 81 ner arre
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aud the e;cl+b ou.li,,. at 80 cent. rer
acre
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/ No ;at 50 rer acre the second anal
;ty ,t Sc MAJ, acro the third or,l;tv
at y per acre the fourth quality at
:. Dsr acre. the fifth quality at SO ner
ocre tLa sixth quality at - nor acre
the seventh onalitv at & ner ecrs
and the e,obtb quality at 50cents cer
acre
Soc ? Ro II furtbor e,.c,sd That
in order TO determine tbs on,Iitv 70
which lands bolo,c tho assoeso,s
shall if practicable make 4 nersons,
examination Of the same and if no.
practicable if shall be their DUTY dill
Gently TO jpouire and ascertain from
the best sources of information within
their power. the character and repu-
tutjon Of such lands and 70 detormip.
the onal;tv ofoll the lands in tboir
several connt;es accordinc 70 tbe rr;n-
ciples Of this act: and in determining
the Qualities Of the lands in the d;fIar.
ent classes the assessment shall take
into consideration tbn rrnnrorom.n,.
to navigation and TRANSPORTATION:
provided. that nothing contained in
this section shall apply to lands with
in any incorporated cities or towns.
or to any village or store in this
State.
Sec 4. BE it further enacted, That
in addition to the duties hereihberorc
required Of said assessors. they shall
value all lands and improvements
thereon in all incorporated g. and
towns and also all ~ .---.-iera
lands and imprc. e.l 1t
valre the 6>~--.I- .d IN H..
county e. .,,.s.i .,. .. ,,er. Ia on,,
lo-.,is bi, t,ro ,nilos of o,y moon,
o,.,,o9 to,vn or o;tr oxoooi;,r;, ,,oln.
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Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
put of meat this winter.
MADISON.

put of meat this winter.
MADISON.
Tie sheriff will sell certain tract
&C land on December 2lst.
Hrs Nolan's gin. containing twenty
bales Of cotton, was destroyed hy fse
last week. Two gins and one saw
mill have fallen victims 10 the flames
in Madison this season.
NATCnirrcTEs
The cotton receipts of Bobeline
average 800 bales per week.
J. B. Willis, Of Boycc, has removed
to Natchitoches.
II. II. Hargrove, Of the Picayune,
visited Na.chitociles last week.
oUACIIIrA.
More new buildings and improve
ments are reported in Monroe.
Mss Adah Hollingsworth, TIE
sw.ai SINGER Of Shreveport, will give
q coucer, ia Monroe al an early data.
The river is rising rapidly at Mon
roe, and a brisk bushes season ia
predicted for The boats.
The Monroe Building and Loan
Association met las; week and loaned
$1,000 at u per cent and $1,000 at
81 per cent. 1t is in an excellent
condition, and 10 considered an i'm
portaut element in the DEVELOPMENT
Of Monroe.
PLAoUrIiNEs.
The Plaqueminos Protector has
reached the conclusion that there is
no fortune in rice planting.
Magnolia plantation will diifuse
5000 tons Of cane this season. The
diffusion machinery was placed i'll
operation on Friday last.
PCi>TE COCrEE.
The St. Marie church Of New Roads
has been improved and beautfed.
On the Stonewall plantation 100
acres of stubble will yield 900 hogs
head of sugar.
RED RIVER.
The Coushatta Citizen announces
that there is not an Unoccupied house
in the town.
The Coushatta college continues to
flourish. New pupils are reported
every week.
RAPIDFS
The net receipts of the recent Epis-
copal Fair in Alexandria amounted
to $3.50.
The residence Of Frank Blanchard,
near Boyce, was destroyed by fire
last Friday.
The saw-mill Of Brasher Bros, stu
ated near Pineville, was also con-
sumed by fire last week.
The Town Talk was presented with
some toothsome peaches on Saturday
by Master Yeager. An evidence OF
Louisiana wonderful soil and climate
ST. LANDRY.
The st. Landry police jury reports
he court hca.c =nd jail in good con
dition, bat recommends that new ei;.
fees be erected for the Clerk and
Recorder.
The St. Landry Democrat believe.
that a bank would prove good in.
vestment in Opelousas
The total shipment of rice from
Opelousas this season amounts tt
70, ,439 sacks.
ST. MARTIN.
There are 5243 educable children
in the parish of St Martin.
The Weekly Messenger states tina
Alfred VOORHEES, and family hav,
moved to Lafayette to reside perma
nently.
The shsrif vii sell a certain trac
Of land on December 2lst.
Messrs. Greig and Friedly have re
ceived the contract for painting tn
st. Martin ourt-house.
ST. TAMMANY.
l.. P. Abadie, of Coyington, h4
presented the st. Tammauy Fsrmme
with the largest pomagranate of th
season. 1t measured ii inches i
circumference.
Cotton receipts are still large a
Covihgton.
The st. Tammany Farmer state
that large brick hotel will be erect
ed at Claicorne, opposite CovingtoI
at an early date.
ST. MARY.
Wno {'osta,lo nf Moroau Civ uo
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
PROF ESSIONAl CARDS,

OR. l.. LIDDELL tenders his
tess'ona' services to the PEOPLE of Ra,-
+ ehd surrounding reiehbnrhnoi
he Doctor viii ba found a, his eiTca
perry occupied by F.. {. Mon,gnmers. or
northeast corner at the c0trI honsp ,,uat.
I' ms residence in Rhymc-' adiirion ,o
sv''ie, on same srcri, 400 yaris south
-ss professionally engaged.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
VNO.W WILLIS
ATTY AND F[iliS1ilI U(Iil
EGyyiile La

VIII regularly attend The Courts ~ tac rar-
li=hes of b',iiand ana FrankiIn, and else
| nhsre when BUSINESS requires
Lands bought, sold and exchanged o.
4 commission.
Cninproyed and improved lands in large
4 OF small tracts now on hand for sale.
The nnimprOved land is covered with =
variety OF large umler, suitable in qualify
4eflsD ssticieni in quanuiy for almost any pur-
pose.
Tie improved land is suitable to agriculiu-
raj pmrpoees possessing DARK sandy soil. the
fertility ofwhich is excelled by no country IN
the world.
These lands are conveniently located wi'h
reference 10 railroa Is, navisa5e streams
churches Shoos, etc.
churches, schools, etc.
Tile perfect. Term reasonable, pyable IN
annual in>is isiimentsor cheaper for cash Cor
respon'encs soiclted
Rayvilie. In. Msysf 1883
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
EIENyILT.E.

The streets and crossings Of Area
dia are being put in good condition.
A. C. Tilley is having a handsome
residence built in Arcadia. Several
other balldings are in process of
erection. =
Rev. J. \. Miller, the beloved pas
tor of the Arcadia Methodist church
will be removed to a new field Of
religious labor in December.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
CADDO.

The Shreveport city council has
given instructions for the laying of
sidewalks on Cane, Sprague and Tex
as streets.
Dr. Greaves is holding a successful
revival at the Shreveport Baptist
church.
l.. 2. Grim, the street commissioner
of Shreveport, is one of the most
faithful and competent officials the
city has ever had.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Gov. Nichols has appointed DR. ".
\. Knapp, Of Lake Charles. to sue
ceed the late J s. Thibodeaux on the
State Board Of Pharmacy.
uT soTo
M. Josh. BiIiingsley IS having
handsome residence erected on his
plantation near Mansfield.
a party OF German immigrants
passed through Mansfield last week,
enroute TO the Catholic colony, eight
-ai!es distant, where they intend to
locate.
---Nan>feld las received $500 bales
Of c.t7-,. M to date.
Tie De.Dcayat announces the fail
ura Of s. j. Foster & Bro, one Of the
leading business houses Of Mansfield
EAST FEiiCIASA.
The Boys High school Of Clinton
will open on the 25th.
Tie police jrry Of Fast Fe!'c.ona
has flied suit against Sheriff ". f.
Woodward and his surities for %54,
49l 50 for certain taxes and licenses
for -. So; Sc, 81 and IS, not col
lected or accounted for.
The Southern Wat,hman reports
ilaj The gate receipts for five days O:
tie recent fair amounted - alout
#lt5o.
TAe sheriff viii dispose Of a house
and lot and a tract Of improved hand
on December lIth.
las. CARROLL.
The line Of leyee at Lake Prop;-
dcnce IS TO be raised four feet above
high water mark.
The present assessment Of East
Carroll shows an increase of $2l $50
over 1855.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
Up to date 5000 copies Of the i'm
migration pamphlets, descriptive Of
the advantages Of East Baton Rouge
and. the Capital City, have been issued
by f. D. Tunnard.
W. B. Spencer, Of Baton Rouge, has
removed TO New Orleans to study
law. He is a son of the late Justice
". 3. Spencer, and a young gentle
man Of fine attsinments.
FRANKLIN.
p. c. Kenton's residence in ward !
was destroyed by fire recently.
The races in Winnsboro attracted a
large attendance last Saturday. ".
t. Bobinson's White Stocking was
the winning horse.
Miss Lydia Ogden, one of the bellies
of Franklin, was married to S. H.
Bundick, Of Tensas, on November 10.
About $500 has been subscribed to
the fund accumulated to build new
Methodist church in Colfax.
The cane in Grant is richer than
usual and the yield larger per acre.
G. H. Mcknight has been appoint
ed surveyor of Grant parish.
IBERyILLE.
4 number of new residences are
being erected in the suburbs OF
Plaquemine.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
land building in Plaquemine.
The Patoutville public school has
thirty-nine pupils.
Several new residences have been
erected in New Iberia recently and 8
number are in contemplation.
The NewIberia Enterprise announc.
es the death of J. j. Caferv, Captain
Wm. B. Berry and Edmond l.. Brous
sard.
LAFoURCHE.
The Southern Pacific railroad il
doing an excellent business at Thibo
daux. Aenty-fve cars of freigh
were sM ed in one day last week.
Protector Fire Company No. 2 o
Thibodaux has received new harness
and will dash to fires in style in tn
future.
Hon. Andrew Price was among tn
visitors to Thibodaux last week. II
leaves for Washington at an earl,
date.
Sugar house parties are the rage il
TEibodau1.
LINCOLN.
The Lincoln Parish Agriculture
Club met on November Cd. Judg
Z. N. Graham. s. j. Gullatt and n
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
Equalizing assessments.

From letter to the Picayune from
II. II. Hargrove, lis correspondent,
we quote the following:
As The statement has been made By
the press and repeated throughout
Louisiana, that the increased assess
able values for the State for this year
were l6,000,GUo greater than that of
1888, it will be proper to give the
correct details by parishes that its
full effect may be appreciated and the
slight increase in "A few parishes may
be known, and the inquiry as to why
they were not up to the standard Of
the other parishes where large addi-
tions were made. The following fig
ures will prove to be approximately
correct and are made usually from
the tax roll.
o,leans parish, increase. SiO0JOOC0
CaIdp parish incres c... lI49a27
~. Landry parish, increase e.... IOOOOo5
Bo..isr parish, increase -. 324976
| Claiboine parish increase. 225009
Caicasieu parish, inc,ea-e.-. 240000
! Rapides parish, ,ncrras, .. 25G5li
Unio parish. Increase ..... 100000
/ EasI B,ton Rouge par.h. Increase 26l63O
| Laiourrhe l,ati.h INCREASE 3tOCO
| Red River par.h. inciea.e 9J7i0
VIM rari-h increase ..... . 1854
| Webster parish, increase GnOGO
| O-SoiC parish, increase liTrO
Avoyelies psdsi,, increase 1i4l80
st Mary psri.h. increase. $4,000
Sabine parish, increase. 550o5
Vernon parish, increase. l9o620
Cameron parish. increase. 80. $4,000
ST. Tammany parish, iocrease.-.- 15MC
81. James parish, increase. 1924
Eas, Carroll parish, Increase. 2l9s;
vermillen parish. increase. 7o2a4
wea Ha,on Rouge parish. increase 223S'
'caIdw{ u parish. increase..-....: 1900
TmziSabos parish. iucrease...... 955OJ'
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
EAST BATON ROUGE.

Up to date 5000 copies of the i'm
migration pamphlets, descriptive Of
the advantages of East Baton Rouge
and the Capital City, have been issued
by I. d. Tunnard.
W. B. Spencer, of Baton Rouge, has
removed TO New Orleans to study
law. lie is a son of the late Justice
". 3. Spencer, and young gentle
man Of fine attainments.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
CALDWELL.

The Mount Pleasant postofice was
destroyed by fire at a recent date.
A lot Of stamps and postal material
were burned.
Columbia merchants are receiving
good deal of freight by the II. C. A.
and n. railroad.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

A handsome residence is being
erected in Plain Dealing for Mr.. e. Z.
and W. B. Boggs has con-
trac;el for pretty cottage that will
be completed by May.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
sac ACRES TO LEASE.

Is clssresl---iS mites south OF Rayv''e, good
csbMas on the place. Not orcppied at present.
Will Be lease on easy terms
Adde'S WILEY p MANCH AN
- RayviIis La.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

Gov. Nichols has APPOINTED Dr. ".
4. Knapp, Of Lake Charles, to sue
ceed the late J. s. Thibodeaux on the
State Board oF Pharmacy.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
AYOYEII.LS.
-. .UtfPrIIN.

Bishop Duricr, Of Natchitoches,
visited Assumption parish last week.
The new fre-prool vault for the
clerk Office in NapoIeonviIie is now
in u-e. 1t is large, secure and hand
somely GaisheI.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30

YyYILL Negotiate LOANS OF MONEY upon
improved Real Estate i" amounts to su''
rho borrower. No Inspection Fee paid
WILL attend every term OF HE District and
Circui, Coor,s. Will promptly answer all
letters Business Solicited.
Novl6-ly
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
lie Of Advertising Rates

Pmended Wy the auisisus p,.ss A.
"r adoption b" the publishers Of
newspapers in this State, in ccep,iup
e"sn'' from advertising agents
I'M advertising, one inch, one time
aeh subsequent tin =, 75c.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-30
MoREHoUsE.

James R. Anderson, after soiourn
of several years in Texas. has returned
to Morehouse to reside permanently.
Mrs. Flora L. Evans died in Bas-
trop on the llth.
The Clarion states that good mast
crop and a large number of healthy
hogs in the parish indicate a fine out