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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-13

Miss Whack Drying to bring out the
word gourmand)-"Now, suppose went to
your house and ate too much, what would
father call me ?" Master Doolan-"IIe wad
call yc pig"
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liLDADS.
Sl,439 "a
MISCELLAN EOUS.

Expenses taking insane to hospital.......$ II s.
hospitais..,...' :. ....,............. As 90
Railroad tickets for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / Is
Frank Hartman, inquest. 30
John e. Tucker collector, interest on
Bel Air, exemption ..................... 400 10
John ). Gray, Clerk court common pleas 81 IL
NJ ,ttic Myers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 10
Mrs. Edwnri Shultz, Outpensionrr. 70 "
retunIed, Observation-Disclosures. 81 "a
VIM 7. Clark, surveying road............. 4 20
DIR. j. T. Heaps, vaccine accOunt.......... 20 30
DR.. r. H. Roberts, vaccine account. 80. Is Is
DIR. J. II Kennedy, vaccine acc"unt...... 20 90
DR.. PIcrson Chapman, vaccine account. 5 50
JOnn ID. WOrthnKtOn, school tund taxes
from banks and other corporations 6l5 10
damages and bridge account....... 200 90
s,.nnsa hrToS SsI;.n damage w.Son ltS e
Baltimore city costs in case Ot Frank
Bateman vs.. Baltimore l. Hartford
Turnpike Co.; .:.........:..... 1Oi A?
Spencer g. Jones' Clerk of court ofap-
peais, costs in the Wise case......, li6 80
j. e. Davis, transcript of evidence IN
John T P;Ies s' 's4c: foiuaay ;: 55@
Mrs. NJ. a. MhtctOrd, election and regis
ter rent.....,., .................... Is 90
l. iward Ferry. Observation-Disclosures. 285 o.
GeO. w. Richardson magistrate acct. go. 3 05
NJ. g. r. X, Co, freight .............,..... 8 90
Cnas. w. Lee, constable, .................. 90
". smith on Fowood, meals for jurors. 81 2j
ptpIkc a sun, Htdls LOT JuFOrS'''.'. u w
Maryland ii Osptal. for the insane. 23lS ~
Nit. Hope Hospital for the insHne.......... 566 Al
4. l.. Mccain, judge OF electlon.......... 400
VIM. watkins, e ..,......... 400
A. 7. Silver. " .......... 90
Hawks heads Observation-Disclosures. %
John G. Rouse, coal. Al? 81
Geo X. Cairnes, examining treas. books. ~ 10
Goo b. Silver, register Of voters, I'd dist. g} 81
John |. iellott, Attorney account........ AS o.
Chas. w. Proctor, magistrate account. l22 10
Richard Sheridan, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 434 IS
State and Grand jury Witnesses. .......... 9}6 o.
Frank B. Proctor, acting clerk to CONS. 40 o.
G 60. May. sheriff Baltimore city.......... $50
James 7. Street, juror. "A 80
VIM. Barton, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T5O
Postage and Ctiice expenses % ?
Saul -
Cash on hlgl June ~, ISL. 1856 "a
1884 OF
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-13

When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-12-13

When the young woman with the gored
dress falls in love with the young man with
the gourd head IFS another example of the
eternal fitness OF things.
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No. ".


This is to thank you for your attention to my in
ship; and though 1t is natural for me to be part ial
to your endeayurs, yet Invested Ofcyery interested
consideration. g.! sincerely wish You success rs
know il will grntiiya benevolent spirit, In which
your chief happiness consists, and there are few
men OF whom could so Chccrfuly rrc'.'. 'HvUrS
that cannot he rrtalated. FavOTS flCm those w,,
greatly esteem lose the weight of O,..-.. as
However, | will not suppose You mean 10 reward
my affection. but 10 give ZcS to your own 10y pro-
noting the interest and thereby the happiness OF a
man YOU care for.
My friend. sam Smith, Col. Smith, the hero Of
Fort Miilim, e generous spirited fellow, has also
thought Of means of advancing my fortune and
mentioned To me 4 seat in the Board Of War II was
also mentioned by some OF my friends in Philadcl-
phta, and was intimaed To me by Il member Of
Congress. Iamsdale probably Mai. Thomas IanS-
dale, Of the Maryland Line. informs me OF another
deep scheme OF yours within the State, which YOU
did not mention in your last Anything for Il quiet
my Regiment and will bring me mOncy-that pre-.
cous hlankedI substitute Of good-cam be accepta.
be But will not resign an honorable post tor the
most ilattering uncertainty.
Il will not say a word OF Miss q. She is annexed
with every Idea Of my prosperity, but when IN.
dulgc my approximations, try TO forget her.
Ills ENccllency, Monsieur, the name is gone ]
the French ambassador. left camp this morning
highly satisfied with the reception he met with. lie
received brigade detached from the Virginia
Pennsylvania and Maryland Lines, Saturday last
composed OF tour battaOnS. They went through
with several manTuvrcS and firing with credit
sam Smith has the particulars, and Capt. Williams
waits for this letter.
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DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. relnquishing farming. will
sell at Public Sale, on the Park Farm, one mile
from Perryman, Md,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1889,
At 10 o clock, A. M, all their
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
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AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS

&S & R
Fourteen good Work Mules, Mares, one Of
the III Il Snermaa Morgan Mare. in f0al Oy Steve
Bailey, Red Eye Colt, coming year old yoke
OF large oxen, 10 Cows some Will be fresh about
The first OF the year. Bulls Is large Steers, 4
Helters, fine large Boar, SOws and ~ Sucking
Pigs, two months old, 10 Shnats. weighing from
80 to 100 pounds, lot of Poultry, Champion Bin
der, Osborn Binder, both nearly new. Grain
Drills, Grain Fan, | Corn shelter. | Farmers
Friend Corn Planter, with Drill and Phosphate
Attachment, 2 standard Corn Planters. two
seat Phieton, Bradley Road Cart, four-norse
Wagon two-horse Wagons. two nearly new, .
OK Carts. Hay Carriages, Hay Cutter, Horse
Rake Moving Machines, Walking Cultiva-
tors, Oliver Plows . Hinge Harrows, lot of one
hersc Plows and Cultivators. Double set CARR
age Harness, one Single set Of Carriage Harness,
Double sets Plow Gears, Collars Brides, Pads,
Corn by the Barrel, lot OF Corn Fodder by the
shock lot of Oats unthreshed.
CANNING HOUSE OUTFIT, consisting OF
Kettles, Crates, Trucks. Crane, one Steam Pat
ent Tomato Packer, Fire Pots, Soldering Irons,
&C., 800 Tomato Boxes. one Force Pump lot Hose,
lncuDators, one of 80 the other 800 capacity.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-One Rosewood
Piano. one Embossed Plush Suit Of eight pieces,
one solid Walnut Chamber Suit, Marble Top
Bureau and Stand, one Cherry Chamber Suit,
one Hair Cloth Sofa, one Tennessee Marble Top
Sdeboard, Reds Creamery, 20 gal. capacity,
lot of other goods not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of ten dollars and under cash; on
sums over that amount a credit of months will
be given, on notes. payable at the First National
Bank of Havre de Grace, with approved security
and interest from day of sale. No goods TO be
S..'0' ~ ' - Taylor Il HINCHMAN.
J. S. Richardson, Auctioneer 6iec
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nUBLlC SALE
Or
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c,
Near High Point.
on MONDAY, DECEMBER esd, 1889,

The undersigned intending to remove, will
sell at Public Sale. on the farm on which Jane 8
l.. Whitaker resided at the time Of his death,
near High Point,
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IS ~ &z 60

IS - &z 90
STOCK One pair Mules, 8 and years old /
Black Mare, ID years old !; l good Milk Cow, 2 Fat
Hogs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTs.-O two-horse Spring
Wagon, carry 500 lbs two-horse Road Wagon,
one-hOrse Spring Wagon, l Ok Cart, Osborn
Binder. in good order, Champion Mower, 10
/ one-horse Power and Thresher, Hench and
Drumgold Sulky Cultivator, Iron Age Cultiva-
tors, with Corn Covering Attachments, SyIa-
cuse Chilled PlOw and other Plows two-horse
Harrows, Cutting Box, l Harpoon Hay Fork,
Blocks and Rope. ! Hand Power Hay Press, in
good order, Forks, Rakes, shovels. Hoes, &c. lot
Fruit Boxes, Barrels, Single and Double Trees,
Stretchers, Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, large Hay
Cover, Log Chains, lot Old Iron, Cross Cut and
Wood Saws, Maui and Wedges, Axes, &c.
HARNEss.-Three sets Lead Harness, sets
Breechband Harness, set Single Buggy Har-
ness. | Saddle, . sets Double Lines, Collars,
Brides, Halters, &c.
PRovRHDER AND GRAIN.-2O0 barrels Corn. lot
Short Corn. % tons Hay, 70 tons Straw, $500 bum
dies Corn Fodder, 30 or 40 bushels Potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS One good Cook Stove,
No. s. Niagara, with Fixtures, l small Wood
Stove, lot of Crockery, G lass Ware, China Ware.
Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Mating, Bedsteads and
Bedding, Dairy Fixtures, Churns, Milk Pans,
Pots Buckets, Sc Also 800 Guano Sacks Grain
Sacks cider Barrels, 2 IONS Phosphate, and a va
riety Of articles not enumerated.
TERMS OF SALE.
All suns Of Sl5 md under Cash before the ar
u 'lrs . .,.JE' pL all su-.> over i"nI amount
Il s---y5J lDn1selva months wiz be given, on notes
ON the day Of sale. aud payable at
National Bank of Bel Air.
offered will positively be sold
- There will be no by bid
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$40 %
BRIDGES.
LUMB Err.

Arthur Thomas, lumber............... ..$ 60 20
Il. l.. Wilkinson, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go Sd
John j. Is ChtOld. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 Us
smith " Alien, lumber ................... Cd Il
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hereby certifs In the ? ioV ia emen
I correct. CIV IN der my ba .4.s n DAY ot
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The EgiS & Intelhgencer
~ VICTOR HUGO.

hINGs.
BY VICTOR HUGO
What matters it tho life uncertain he
To all? What tho its goal
BE- never reached? What tho it fall or flee"
Have we not each soul?
A soul that quickly must arise and soar
To regions far more pure:
Arise and dwell where pain can be no more
And every JOY is sure.
Be like a bird that on a bough too frail
To bear him, gladly swings,
He carols tho the slender branches fall
He knows that he has wings.
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AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all his
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c to wit:
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26

RENT FREE:-We have build
ing that we will allow person to oc-
cupy rent free, apply to Goodale d
Cooper. If.
Rev C \ Stevens of Trinidad will
preach morning and evening to-mor-
row at the Christian church.
This talk about the merchants of
Lamar robbing the settlers is trash.
The merchants of Lamar like the
dealers all along the valley for a
hundred miles west and three hun
dred miles east, are seeing pretty
close times, they have to sell at
very close margin to be able 10 sell
goods at AT, aud if they had done
much ro0bing they would not be
seeing hard times now.
The following contests have been
filed at the U. S. Land Office this
city since our last report
Frank w. Steele VS.. B. F. Wske-
field for H. E. 1878 n. e. 4lo-l5-44.
Hardy w. Lilly VS.. Michael J.
Clancy T. c. 3sl n. e. 80 3l-45.
Lord l.. Cole vs. Samuel Walby
II. Z. 1881 s. W 4-33-30-47.
Alexander Compiler VS.. George
F. Lods n. W. /. S214- a..
George w. Dentonvs. John Derby
sw. I 22-22.44.
William G. Shumate VS.. Albert
w. Anderson SIN. ". In. Is. WI
2S-2s-53.
w. H. Wieman vs.. Charles H.
Keller n. e. / lT-Is-42.
Samuel D. Rider vs.. Ira C. Hart
man n. e. +22-2O-t6.
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
Notice for Publication.
Land oaiee at Lamar. Colorado.

Land oaice At Lauusr. Colorado.
Uctober ed ISs2-
Noiiae T. hereby given rhat the following
named q. tier d : MED nutiCe Of hs7iureufiuu
10 IN zc uu-I pruof ia support OF ms elAtru
und tunI ssif proof ulll bc ugade leioIeJ. ".
Mes ~. Cicfs pf tle u4strics Cont at i.a5nal',
Colo, on December :, So. viz EpbeEt y. el-
~oa q - fll4 for fhc y. 2 a. W J and a- -
- w. - scot on ii Tuul-n' y g Z. Range t5 ".
He names the ruiioEiaz Wit 1esse- 70 prove
l'A Cr1fi1unu- rr-ide1ce u9ua ald cutaANs a
ttor o. -HtH iaut. Ntes NUstAEl Gullant n-s-
Inaa T. C-.r,fenseB, o. Laui5r. CoIo .saG
CiB-. D. sexton, desc T. johns, OF Hulvaue,
Colo.
Cnutnr sEs a. T.. .s'E ur tue - D. g t-a
aud. T.. d.. q. q. I-f see ion l3 1oNu-dlp $ s.
EHaHeF W.
lie uIalss the tolinwins witnesses TO prove
D y continuous re7ificues uDou ann eple'F5-
unr or -llI EsaE. iE i-uilrgt n Ne on.
Cut-. E -exsoat. or tzl1.sr. Colo sod Jesse
q. Joan-, Joal l. C-sslen 'ea- oi AuiE. ne
c. b. FORD.
sQ-5 Register
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
No.toe for Puol1oation.

Land Oflse at Lamar, ColorAcot
October IIths lsss.
Sotlee j. hereby given that the toliowinE-
rf..ls5c0 srttier h.. uled notice of bis iuten
non 10 make anal proof in support OF hl-
a .ln. md that said proof ElA be mace De-
foale the CierL OF tle County tourt OF Erels e
a. Al Is.tn ~, Colo, on November ism, L753
VIZ. Je-5e X. StcVeu=on- h y .i3 ioi
riss g. j.. "a g. l-l sec. y rT'. p : OF T. g ~
ne nluifs the following u iLnesse- 70 prove
MS continuous residence upon $40 c4itifs-,
tI51 n. said lind viz Pred W Wtlli4ga-, Dtnlel
L. Gilbert. Hiram ~ Rowe ltEls- linus Ao-ii
an rF Lamar +. %. FruWcr- Co. No4o-
At-1 lt The SINE line ana ifta s. 80 sC--As
IL Svs n l.. f4s5 Ior she n- W. Il sec % tp. =
sof :. A. W. -. ~, ,,r,,-..
nj. onrInuou- residence Gpo1- sud cu-slt y
ton of, ld lgnd, viz. free " Nlllt NllltLh7 = - y -
+. -teveuson, Hiram g. Rove, AZ Aas th'As'-
f3rI ID OF Lamar, r o. PruWar- Co. to4g-
40 AZ The SINE time and place NiEs 81
ygiiIi4rnz D. : GlTs Tor -le los anu :
zee u To- 81 >. of 7. q W. -
ne n 4Inr- the following WIZ ns+ses 70 prove
,,is contiuuous residence upon and euliiEa-
sf0n oF -aH lsnd. TiZ5 Daniel L. gllosLL gll !,
J,i5-.n Z, Rove. Iesse K steven-on, sol W lse
Al "a c. D. FOED-
1895 Register
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
Notice for Publication.
Land once at Lamar, Colorado,
Dase,t,f4.- ssfh rs5n

lind OffIco AZ Laflar, toIofaIo,
October 25th. lssa.
Notice i hereby given thut the following.
named settler ha- HE'D notice OF hI- Intention
20 make finNt proof in support OF hi- cislita.
aItt inst said pfuof VIII De msde before the
& .cI < q. Lhs Couu.y Court OF FruWcg= Co. %
Geo ~ W. BrI4er %. = 40 -" ror the e =
-. y. ~ -tad e. /. n- ". & -ee- "a tp. =
g.. a. ".
Hc n1lnc= fhe following Witnesses 70 prove
afzt onfluunus residences upon and cuitiva-
ton or sid fanI, viz leo J.a-seu, ". o.
Batter. 6. 81. Huuter, ;. A. Wooticoek- e4l Of
Lamar r. o. Proven. Co, Coio,
so-ss Eegister.
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
Notice to Holders of War
rants.

All uer-1nS holding warrants heretofore Is
suad .,v tae county Of FroEerS- state OF Colo
rssu are respectfully ri=1us---ao 10 submit II
citing 90 the coululis- ,lse 90 OF said r overs
coun.v vIsdiu thirty saal dag l-3tu t,lE- dnAs-s
b stl. .esueut tu HEi.in=s of tae aL-Epunt OF SAID
Ts4ugseF- COUNT WI ants % hels. " them
which they v ilt eycii- e 'itn aeeEn inttL
,ar- TIE rslte uf inte est on ssl1 bonds to 1e
A. 'erd up1u bci Eeeu t1e hcicerz uf saic y ar
a1t- and L,1.- Cuufuts- 'p1eE6 Of - 4 FTpFFel7
.gorn.v. Sasd houu- 20 be payable e tEe
ttaf-rlc o. sid = ogers cOI1ty after ten
,-l.5r- rom thss dale o. Issuance and TO be-
cotne ah-o'r els due and payable twenty
y,sf.- Etas. the Il 1fe % i-zIamce-
~ oaaIes OF the Board Of County tguLni7-
.I0s5,.rs or ProUers county. died - Lamar,
j. u. MARTIN.
.rtesr. FP ALLEN. Chalrnlan.
B-Ia. Clerk
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Election one weak from next Tues
day.
Mr.. Colley has returned from the
east
Minstrel show in town Monday
night.
The commissioners were in session
,wednesday.
A county seat and then first class
Touring mill.
William Raynor of Wilde was in
town Tuesday.
Granada and Alliance appear to
be in the liquid.
Judge Hea,ou returned from Den
yer last Saturday night.
C. G. Anent, of Rocky Ford, was
in Lamar last Saturday.
The democrats will End the moon
is no, rigst for their ticket
Vote the republican ticket from
top to bottom November 5.
The democrat central committee
held meeting here Thursday.
E. w. Fuller was at Pueblo several
days the fore part Of this week.
DR.. Dickinson Of Wilde was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. c. C. Goodale returned Wed
nesday morning from 4 visit in lows.
Hon. Henry Kellogg, treasurer of
Bent county, was in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. Ken, White and baby came
down from Denver Wedn esday
night.
Ed. T. Maxwell who owns claim
on the north side is now at Mt Pleas
ant Iowa.
Jadge Frybarger called Tuesday,
we suppose to let US know he was
sill At large.
w. A. DownIug and Theodore
Pil.oui OF The farmers ticket was in
town Thursday.
Before the winter Is over the farm
ers will discover who really has an
iuteres, In them.
when ever The farmers think OF
A iiaacc, they should remember
tia; ak I, cheap.
Charlie Sexton IS holding his own
ou the ticket. His prospects for
election are good.
A. E. Bent says he has let the CON
tract 10 complete what is now known
as ihe BeBi ditch.
The fies on Granada will compel
them to keep up their screen doors
uutil alter election.
Where three or more are gathered
together. bet you they are taking
politics or county seat.
No affidavit of proof OF publication
wall be made OF Land potiees unai
the fees have been paid
To know Frsnk Allen Is to like
him, he IS as popular as clerk as be
Is as a mSn, vote for him.
Do 10, let side issues interfere
with a good old republican majority
in Prowers county this fall
Make Lamar the county seat and
there will be one good town with
good market IN The county.
Mr. Lewis Elder, of Albany. dem
ocrat candidate for county commits
Eiouer was in town yesterday.
Harry Petty and w. c. Mccurry
both candidates on the democrat
ticket were in town Thursday.
Harry Mcdowell go; badly bruised
about The bead by having bis horse
tall with btm Wednesday night.
CT. Mcpherson, of Holly, gen
tlsman who has many friends in
Lamar, was IN The city Thursday.
Captain aud Mrs. Smith left
Thursday by wagon FOR Missouri
where they W i'll spend The winter
Lamar MAKES an offer of buildings
and valuable property for the benefit
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26

ton goes republican.
Lamar never sleeps when there is
business of importance on hand, and
there appears to be just that kind of
business to attend to now.
Lamar has stood by the farmers
in securing irrigaung ditehes and
the farmers shonld stand by Lamar
In the county seat contest.
The farmers intending to vote for
Alliance should make Mr.. Black give
a bond TO build mill, or else 60
back on bis proposed town.
]. W. Young of Colorado Springs
has been in town several days this
week, TO look after the plowing and
planting oil his timber claim.
No fault is found with our ticket
except that it is made up of true
blue republicans, popular contageon
IN this great America just now.
According to Mr.. Blacks hand
bills the statements of the papers are
trash. Will some one please name
the statements in his hand bills.
Captain II. A. Biilow is gaining
strength every day IN his race for
sheriff, and when YOU come to sum
it up he has as many friends as any
body.
G. NJ. Hall has friends in Lamar
who were glad to hear he had
been nominated on the republican
ticket for reelection rs clerk of Bent
county.
Richard Emerson, one of the first
class boys ofthe north side. returned
from Denver Monday morning and
has reopened his bachelor quarters
on bis farm for the winter.
~ Deeler t5e republican candidate
for eorenor is back ia Iowa on bust
ness, bis friends however are looking
af,er his interest and will do every
thing they can to elect him.
There was a county ssat meeting
at Paradox school house Thursday
night. Tie speakers were o. G.
Hess, Hon. james Swift, y. (. Beul, |
c. B. Tboman, II. Hanson and 9th.
ers.
Lamar is COW and always has been I
the best towu in the county, give |
as the county seat aud the town vii,
make new start, times viii be bet
Ter, which will not alone benefit the |
town.
L. II. Hodge gentleman we met
at Baldwin Kansas 4 few weeks ago,
was 10 town Thursday and made US
an agreeable call. lie like all visitors |
10 the state likes Colorado aud our
bright sun shine.
James X. Doughty has made a
good county judge, he has ackuow-
edged legal ability, there Is no poll
ties in his office, it Is simply ques-
ton of ability and be is undoubtedly
the right man for judge.
VI. d. Parmenter is not an office
seeker, knowing his worth as care
iul business man, the republicans
nominated him for county treasurer
Now let the voters OF The oouuty
elect him, aud no mistake viii be
made.
Joe Everett moved back 10 Lamar
last Saturday. He has been at work
on the hospital at Las Animas the
past two months. Joe was among
tie first settlers of our town and II
seems natural TO see him around
again.
Attention is called TO the pro-
fessioual card of DE- 5. Cowln, woo
has located in Lamar and can be
found at tue residence of J. d. Mar-
tin. Tne doctor is { ON Canada Dat
has been loe past year at Florence,
this state.
A prominent member of The faf-
mer alliance said to Us last Satur
day that the proposed town Of Ali
auce would not receive fifteen far
mer votes. We knew The scheme
was about dead but we did not think
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26

Jewelry mended by Perbam. If.
Let Perham clean your watch. ii.
Perbam understands his business.
Watches repaired and cleaned by
Perham at the City Drug Store t.
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Sher.6H,s Sale.

L. B. Filliquier No 1852. In District
VS.. Court, Bossier Parish
Handy Maxville La.
Ry virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale
~ directed to mein the above entitled suit
have seized and shall offer for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House, in Bellevue, La, within the
legal honrs of sale, on Saturday, the 9Th day
ofJune, 1889, the following described property
tO-w1t:
The south half Of the southwest quarter OF
section thirty-fve ISL, township nineteen fl9)
North, range thirteen C3) West, with all i'm.
provements thereon.
Seized as the property Of the defendant,
Handy MaxviIle, and will be sold to pay and
satisfy the plaintiffs debt.
Terms of Sale-Cash, to pay aud satisfy the
sum Of $3.50. with Sper cent. interest from Oct
20, 1887, and all costs, including per cent
attorneys fees, and on credit fer the balance
till Oct 20, 1883, TO meet the last note for $3.50
with per cent. per annum interest from Oct
20, 1887, without the benefit OF appraisemeut.
r. z. WyCHE, Sheriff.
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Jay Gould says that the accumula-
tion ofgrsas wealth among individu-
SIS is not 10 DO deprecated so long as
i rsrnains IN this country. It was not
10 be expected that he would con-
demn himself. There are people,
however who think differently. This
u what Rishop Potter thinks for In
stance: "Whan / speak OF this as
the era Of the PlutoCrats nobody can
mizundsratand me. I don't intend
shat they shall. Everybody has reeOg,
aissd the riss Of the money power.
SIS growth not merely stiles the in
dependence Of tho people, bat the
blind believers n moneys omnipo-
tsnt power assert that its liberal use
eondones every ofenssn
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Nhea.6R's Sale.

Joseph Boisseau) No. 1859.
va. In District Court, Bossier
F. B. Haynes. } Parish, La.
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias directed ia
ID me in the above entitled suit, / have
seized and shall offer for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House, in Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
Of sale, on Saturday, June 29th, 1899, the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit:
Fractional section ten Q0l, less fractional
half of north fractional half: fractional
section nine ~, east half of section eight 49,,
fractional section sixteen tl6) fractional sec
ton fifteen (l5), fractional section twenty one
t2ll, all in township nineteen tl9l North, Range
twelve ~ West, known as the Dean Point
plantation.
Seized as the property of F. B. Haynes and
will be sold to pay and satisfy the debt of the
plaintiff in this cause.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to benefit OF
appraiselnent
II. E. WYCHE, Sheriff,