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borutpRs: Stoit us.s 8iltsrisl par
nsrrs .ub roeenNuos fsr, men be Hefs par
moars 90 8paltteten baorlig.
smooth fancy stylish steers 1850 TO 1900
lbs. 4.S5-5.15. Ripe export beeves AIS
40. Fair to good quality cornsteers S.75
-4.es. Feeding steers e.60-8.00. Can
ming Cows i.00-1.90. Feeding bulls $50
200. Mich COWS and springers $l5.0 90
5000 apiece.
Spiu: 9aa @Gst % Sualittt par Der
after at b.uus usts SIisrid torbpIepts
Mouasl.
Fancy heavy 4.20-4.80. Good smooth
cornheavy 4.05-4.1 10. Common 70 best
packing grades 3. S0-4.10. Selected Light
corn fed 4.O0-415. Skips and throwouts
800 $50.
Iaar: Saar al COB fpultta iolstss cob
beis llacn.
Best natives 400 AIS. Feeding sheep
s.25-89 80. Choise lambs 5.40-5.75. Fail
10 good 4.50-5.25.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Spseislt tibsbssranbisb. Observation-Disclosures oil 6lius
iOlst ira 5i. puut NiunsapoIis.: Dulutb o. Set Gus
periOr til ituuOinauiIte Same for $27.J 20 Outr 500
Z outb Gbors eonsyu,. 6i5it 5,rubau,ltuisr bar aier.
nemsaasHos EOs til NiieiIiHasiteOst uSsn at butte Bog
ne cs er ~iorignso. ueo iris Soocoosus. Ire u~arutlia,
Niistltus;oass meo be bsoits Bumpitibe. iom Huber paa
saubst, % nm 8 Dag, ira St. Baul til europa. D,t,t
sr bet btaiSte % beoits IiibuO no9cuiiuot alort 5i,ms
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lombst unosrintg,r %.
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:. thorn, 1875 g.. (bito 2tr., q. Raul. Wtun. I. q
Garris, Guarautu Soan euiloiul, minneapolis, i1 Inn /.
I. 8. Sorte 3s7 u. Supt tor Str., Eututh; Z. g. Ros
biuioH, union Iepot, GWlut6; ~. 81. Smit6. lnior
Hspot. gSst Suptrior, @i5., tnr g.. u. SIetlen.
@ut 8citrn Passenger S5t.. lS5 e. Ibiro 5r., II.
Faui, Diun. glIS
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6resuU Gttp, Sal. 90oe Stgt. l&l
ar. u. Epen.
Eeres Greee @rep % tilienote Selte bar ll iN
III idno 50rngiCiic at MATTE %ttlitGd. at Iel l5s I'D
5risen bcrai bar iporet be beoIte giriHiuBer, II
Meme meo 6eniuu til @iater, men csiaa tit Here arr
ataa ubeba9clise Snaoomme, ion, mepiulaic, % "a
II dIoeles or irriUuapue. Sea Tan ocrior lie u1s!l'
I ~aioriate 7rrss iaa pGrotiuIoe Selte, ioHl clild
@runoen til at ieg bsrmeo Iremiommer uieo Ell on
iii 7em ira en- al mine betleuote. nemlis pua It GaI
4idnoSbelte til S IS Meb meaen NstcIit
SUs 22s. g. Aaaytbsra
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u. crpcn.

N1NlItBpN, WNdlr IbUF NNV' y
~r. a. Cutn.
yTnls bar IG9 mn iGnit paa at llriue ZEN VI .
Gaacnoe min StlitanO eitrrat lcg mOotos ea't5-
"a Hlca ii8e, at 100 er iu~loitGuoia tilireo$ meo HA.'
: mango 2lar her min Nlape o2ret en- 'aa e@-
Ioriatuiug, at min 5crbgielie par oloci,s sa,aF
"a ieS meaet herai. &u Serimoo 'an ll Fi
7ld3s Mao. Gcsueen leo ItB meget Al Hti'a''-
men orliue bar ogisa iorldot mig aloelc', tl B
tpGl T1e, at 8ettrt er en- Stat fer BEN ioiilit Z"
seine iGu ipayt mougc Goaors ocO at llgge a ''@D-
2rae iami ilFbe @eOiciu ScullGit
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2peeieit telegram fra 5'Srr.
w ortenien Il Co., 40 T.. ainjie
st., Ebieaao, "a; Siemreiienoe
Sfanoinapsr uuoerrettes berpeo,
at Yriisn nu or neofat 1928 paa
enfei % Sts.25 paa H~eturbiuef
meliem Ebicaso % Sfanoinapien.
Yroi. 9refenrioge's Sfple mob
taaer me Gleper nRiien bper Dag.
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Eealjfolc,

Docri Der bruges 2Grebpser / 0rItorie, SEQ
graf og Naturin9eue. Ser uuocroiies /
3anlt, Gi8elIt % 5pit o. ON puitcs, / an,
Ore Sprog iamt Matbrmatif, Sogboloeri,
panoelsrcguiu9 DIP. Dor Dem, iom oil no.
canucs til 9Grere, ojla9t .igt Ocrbcn bpren.
De bljue ai,S1,nlraet SctdIiug $40 ON
NaaHcacn $50 ior belle Chen, Sc, iom CT
cler bar pGret 9Grerc, e &riS.
9a9eu isr Stoleus Nabuing oibruotes
GIcucrne peo Marne "a Nuoubon S%taiioner.
SnemeIoelicr mootases al uuorrtc0neoe. Der
paa 6oreipgysicl 9ipsr urrnere Splpsnina.
KR. ANKER,
Gitbpn 3. D., Sbrlhp So. 9nm,
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til Rotten
VIA Spring Grove & Dccorah Llne.)

Spring Grope, Wiun, 3oie Roo. 30.
Spn, Fnut Relipu bclot Ell sIimrenbe Gale
Der iioIte Sreoas. Suiet pperipIbt, Spen
oil berefter - imor9en og oltib = femme
ben repnblitanIte 5idet. San anarer bitter.
ligen. (Signed) Namet.
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Sen lutberife StrfeS Bert.

&ep. s. q. 2infer fra @rano Sslanb,
Rebr., ben peitlise Sefretar for The
Lutheran Board of Church Extention,
bar nbarbeibet fslsenoe Statiitit ooer
ben lutberIte airfes gart.
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&nmi, Qnm,

Gu er Der aulebuiue til At erholbs et 9u.
fn Cabinet Sileosr, erira ubitpreoe, inmte en-
SprGrima al 81 3 4 10 Sommers Sllebe
meo mat, fRroigi I'll al iettes ! Hnmme. 9Qt
for 49, 10. SieFn 'or bette uolpbsr IS 9aae
fra ABE 9Oubr. al. s.. 8. 0ia.
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gGbler.

glnbrew CANTON bar netOp
muDtagct 1876 Barrels sGbter al
f~orfjellige Sorter, 8ris 1895
pr. 8arrel.
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2Gs Oisie Goite Yrepe,
Get behIe ieo hnr havt pna min Gnn

Giu0olpb, gBis., 24oe Sept. lsa
II. u. Enen.
7ereS Bette RO. 3 bar lr9 mootdact, o. BET stE
5ceitc Miehrl, iea bar baut paa min ENa. Sea i
mob 1iosl pgiaa lisbc Spsagparat ii! iamHe.
geres Grbgoiae o., G-5trari
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GlfDorn Ouiifole

aabues for Snrle Den 30ie December "a hut
ter Den lite April. Ser bibles 5orcoroa
opcr Bibels, airfe,, SeroellSr, Sanmarfs
Nmcrifos' % 9iteratur 0iitprie. Der III.
Oerpiics i CAN'T % Gr9elit % De alminoeli.
&c SViitoleiag. Sumtioig nabues Ipr 9arlc
90 Itgrre 9renae en-
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SpRnoIum. 0errcn: 6paoiurnus
get! 59aar sit 9e ON ipm Ell blind
bigger, ps ibas FAR Se cnops itafiet
9em en- Tntfel! - 3i9seren: ga, Ser
tan De ie, min Scrre, en- lltptte tpnmer
iieloen alcne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Ngen er til, iom at nle er pnoet.
Snsen er til, lom life bar ipnpet.
Snsen or al ane iorlaOt.
5ugcu sr al u0e iurbaot.
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1tMe.9abeI.
Chicago, WtIwamfes d Ct. PAUL.

Tsrs,uirrr,i aiaaar 81. 10: 80 ssrmisbaA tsnnsstr
isoirr w,s usit, % nsrssaa,nSt sran; tswsu ttIs
baat is& ett,rmibeaa- Gtitruiesassttaut aisaav
~ 2 10 ~J'ttrmjesas. ~touHtttsr n,te sls % IpbaaasnS<
srasitrrua sntomru sssIis FL. s:S 5sw,..a,
"a aiaaaV III. $50 9ittrmiesaa.
9asasettsusnt pdsitru Stattsuu | 8tnutfkds
Sannlp I'll ipla,uss 3iesrI
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SpergsmaaI: Il San life en- NlanO, iaapel
/ Gorse iOm Amerita, site zig meO i'm al.
oece Srooers Gufe?
p Sp0ip 9ore5ien pnn bet bnmoriitite
Slao "8ud".
Sunr: y s ROrge ma man an
ig9e 8onaeu ON ipeciel 3~iaaoclIe; F,
Amerita er bet life impb 2pucne.
p 5~ilitrGttclis aoresie cr %ciitupt:
Sud, New @ort Gitg.
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NoropUlserpeOit ipnen. Gn 9prre
ippnoeut iii The Baltimore Sun meb.
oelcr, at Rauiens WoropolsIrro umfat.
tes meo flor 3ntereSie at MariucoIii
cererne % i p~joeaitabcliac Sreoie i
gsnihipstpl.
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81 Sommers So pil uobploe en-
Sast at 1000 Suno paa bper &pa'
brattob.
Prof. Fred H. Lincoln of the De-
corah Institute has had two years OF
actual service as a shorthand writer.
S.17.3.
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Con olOrin btrenmcs MI!

Er. q. cipcu.
Gct SeIte ion ica i,stie At Scut Agt.I @'-.
bette aor bar / eHbper 0sHirenoe opjBttt. heio ~
iiccc, on uoorcutt al Sgg liabeO Al mt 81 '''
10 rn Tile bill uHcUGye bet BUS ra iitt t-Vos
ida Veo is3 itts Bpao lea itrloe arise til, i9' 49,
Vie mite Seltct for 3 1000 pH lra lite tlao'
lrbct Sieoct. Ieres Setie lau Gloril btr!a'
a~utciolcs Ect for Nmeuteoer, tbi ON ale % e.
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itar GrlIrriuser "a S%Itteiier, maa alito pt''1ts
aeO 6rir3rie iOripust % aesrssIerci acar.E!'
liirs ia sbar.
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Spaoomme, bses3 i,yips gitrr ben 81
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cners s~lf,lrjits 9elie. 9ataloatr 6aats gii
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"a eoeresier .
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GOinoelis 1ri9smano. Sen tpite
&eilerinoe er uon0pnt III Ghei for ct
il%esplabclitcuit Hegiment,
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Prof. Fred II. Lincoln, Instructor
in Shorthand and Typewriting at the
DEBORAH Institute was a pupil of one
of Prof. Grahsms graduates. Sl7 3.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

snoris Scr bar @jnetttr Cor 8ets
fen melIen Chicago % 5fanotnas
pien pgret iaa biuis iom M. SGs
81. ~ ortenicn Il Cos Hnuonis
paa ct anoet Stce | Siaoct.
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TeeprabsW
WarfesSrapport fra =. =. aiern'
aQel l. 60.
IAN Chi. mnn,mhfr

Live Stock Commission Merchants, Room
9s Exchange Building, Chicago, III.
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Zen lGnaite eleftrilfe Scrnbanc,

Zen lGngite elcftriIfe Scrnbane,
ipm biotil crsfurellonet, er III 9inie fra
petersburg til Slrtansel, en- StrGtnits
al 500 &ilpmeter. Zen npopenoioe
9riptrait ifuloe ta9eS ira en- &otte al
elettriite StatiOner, aubragte paa be
tuemme Stebcr langs 9inien, % bers
aoitenNe ibere9net oft lloitpr or anIlaaet
til $4,000 arpner pr. &ilometer. 9(rs
fuugel lisser paa 649 Grab norolig
SrcSbe, % 2inieI 3alsmauo CT al
Den Wtening, of en- e~leftriit Sernbane
oil tnune o~oerpinoe ilere al be @auIte
liobeoer, ium man fan pcnte iis peb i
Sintertioen at benDtte Camp Tom Drip.
trait paa Ell iaa upreIig 8reooegrao.
70 CONNER tDf IS Tan bare en-
Mauo.
Sire CONNER tgt IS brrer en- @lunb
tit6eIt.
Ger CONNER tpt IS brrcr ct Bar
Sclte meo ct let 99S.
Stte CONNER tpt SIS b&rer boabc
! Seitene % ct imnst 9Gs.
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Breton Brand.
-
Mnnfpn @ranM.

MnteI Staas isaar lpn Dusrab hpu GiiEmisr
bag II l0 o. IA aa5,I bDeT 9orstn I'll. T.
-
ssanfsn staas aisaar io beeOras bpu geissas
a. : - "a hlaton bpgr Bergen ~ 5.
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HnDDlDhS slpOt9et er after

TSVIUIVN WtU Ct
fort % 9oot Splag al WeOiciner al ale
Slass, Gerber, Earfunlerier, Spar pg alG
oes-BsrIter, Sanos Bsriter, anmule, Sfole
8sger os Sfriuenlaterialier, Connie 8p9er,
6utosrafsglbnms oa andre iiue Gnrer til
Yreienter. CAMPER, -@las, Walirig %
Ollie, Raler &oite, Malfin Ollie, 9iot OF
8las o. !. b. 2Gsers- oA Sumilie Necepter
erpeoeres Grligt % npiagtl9t til allerlapelte
Triier. Rom lro. 8. u. SIran0.
9.3. 8eitOrer.
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Succession Sale.

Succession fallen L. In District Court
Spurlin, deceased Bossier Parish. La
by virtue of an writ of sale to me directed
- from the Honorable District Court in and
for the parish of Bossier, La, in aforesaid
succession, will sell at public auction, 10
the last and highest bidder, at the late resi-
dence OF deceased, in Bossier parish, La, on
Tuesday, August 9Th, 1890, the following de-
seribed property, tO-wit:
The southeast quarter of southwest quarter.
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, south
east quarter of southeast quarter and north
east quarter of southwest quarter of section
ID, and northeast quarter of northwest quarter
OF section p, less ii acres off sOuth sidel, and
the southwest quarter of southwest quarter.
and northwest quarter of southwest quarter
OF section Is, all in township %, range II, con-
tanning in all 269 acres.
Also mules, head cattle, mere or less; 81
head hogs, more or less; | tw0-horse wagon.
lot OF corn, fodder, cotton seed, farming i'm
plements, household and kitchen furniture. &c.
Terms of Sale-Cash, if the appraisement
or two thirds thereof be bid.
A. r. THOMPSON, Sheriff and
ex-OfficiO Auetioneer Bossier Par la
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Police Jury Proceedings.
BELLEVUE, La, July Is, 1890.

BELLEVUE, La, July Is, 1890.
Police Jury met pursuant to adj
iournment. Present-W. NJ. Abney,
President; T. NJ. Barnett, ]. T.
Many, E. s. Dortch and II. Barna-
castle, members.
The proceedings of last meeting
were read and approved.
A recess was taken to half past
1O'clock. After recess, on motion,
the Police Jury resolved itself into
a body of review of assessment of
1890.
Moved and seconded, That r. N.
Mcclellan be allowed in addition to
the amount heretofore appropriated
$3.50 90, which makes a total of
$3.50 90, for building bridge at
the Bluffs, across Red Chute, and
e. s. Dortch appointed to receive the
same as parish bridge.
When, on motion, Bodenheimer
Bro. were allowed the exclusive
right to the use of the outer walls of
Collectors house on the Bossier side
of the bridge at Shreveport for one
year, for advertising purposes, after
paying the Treasurer of Bossier par
ish $40, the house to be left in same
condition as at this date.
When, on motion, L. NJ. Pruitt
was allowed $50 for work done at
Devils Elbow, by which parish
property was protected.
When, on motion, the schedule of
tolls as fixed by the City of Council
of Shreveport on the bridge at
Shreveport, be concurred in by this
body, and that the President of this
body be authorized, in conjunction
with the City Council of Snreve-
port, to arrange the details for col
lection of said tolls, and the Presi-
dent TO confer specially in reard TO
mode and manner of electing Collec-
tors.
For each vehicle, driver and six mules or
horses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 c.
For each vehicle, driver, and five mules
or horses ..--;-.-...--... 17ac.
For each vehicle, driver and four mules
or horses. -..---.--...-..-..-- Is C.
For each vehicle, driver and three mules
or horses: ;;.:--...-.;.-...---... 12le,
For each vehicle, driver and two mules
or horses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 c.
For each vehicle, driver and one mule or
horse. .....: ...--::---.---...-.-.-. 7lc.
Cor each animal and rider. --..-----.... c.
For each head loose cattle, horses and
mules ..-......... Ole
For other stock. ------.--.--..-..-..-- lie.
Eor each foot passenger --.-....------. 24c.
To take effect September /, 1890.
g. B. Norman, j. P, presented
TTeasnrer's receipt for estray sales,
90 so.
On motion, adjourned until to-
morrow morning, 9 o'clock.
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where the costs are collected out of
the parties.
r. G. Stinson was allowed $68 08
as Justice costs-less $l4 81 col
lected from stray sales.
W. E. Morris was allowed 1920 IS
as constable costs.
: w. B Graham waa allowed $50 35
constable's cost to date.
On motion went into executive ses-
sion.
| After executive session:
Petition for assistance on Stroud
bridge was presented, asking for $50,
and having already appropriated
500 90, amount asked for, further
appropriation was refused.
On motion, a reces until half-past
one o'clock was taken.
After recess
L T. Gilmore paid in 81 90 for
tolls collected at Red Chute.
[. T. Gilmore was allowed $22 Is
! for work-repairing bridges on old
shed road-said amount to be placed
to his credit.
On motion, the proposition of Mr..
I. L. Gilmore to cut off the two
Muscle Shell bridges on the old shed
road to the length of $50 feet each,
and to build an embankment to ex-
tend to the original length of the old
bridges, and also to repair six other
bridges, for $500 0O-work to be
begun at once-$200 90 to be paid
when the bridges are completed and
the other 5000 90 to be paid ont of
toll collections, was accepted
Messrs. Jeter and Sewall were au-
thorized to have a bridge built across
Willow Chute at ]. G. Ogden's store,
and to receive the same when com
pleted.
Mr.. Barnett was authorized to
have bridge built across Caney,
near Mr.. Israel Rodgers, and one
across Martins creek.
Messrs. Barnacastle and Dortch
were authrized to have the following
bridges built across Red Chute, and
select the points where the bridges
shall be built:
LIST. Frazier bridge. The parish
to pay two-thirds of the cost, said
two-thirds not to exceed $500.
2. Bridge to replace the Kenner
bridge. $500 appropriated.
3. Also, $3.50 appropriated to re-
build the two Hodges bridges across
Flat river and Cross bayou, and
guaranteed for five years by VIII.
and G. B. Hodges.
Mr.. Many was authorized to have
a bridge built across Crossway
Slough.
G. A. WATSON was allowed $3.50
for building bridge across Fee Fee
Bayou, on the Bodcau and Pineville
road.
G. A. WATSON presented the fol.
lowing proposition for the building
of all the Parish bridges: All
bridges s feet in height and under,
S 20 per foot; II feet and under,
81 20; is feet and under, 81 80; ali
over 16 feet, 81 70. The same spec
iicatiOns as heretofore adopted, and
to remove all timber that will endan-
ger the bridges, or shade the same,
which proposition was accepted, and
to continue for one year from this
date.
Messrs. Dortch, Jeter and Many
were appointed as a committee to
make the necessary Parish Budget
for the year 1890, and submitted
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July 16, 1890


The body met pursuant 10 adj
Ournment; all the members in at
tendance as on yesterday, together
with j. A. Sewall aud j. w. deter.
The following salaries were allow
ed for quarter ending June 80, 1890:
A. r. Thompson, Sheriff, $1125 90;
w. ii. Scanland, Treasurer, SIS 90;
w. Fl. Scanland, Printer, S62 so:
]. Fl. Keyser, Clerk and Attorney,
$65 90. "
The committee on Washout on
D. w. Jeter's place. reported verbal.
~ that the work had been done,
and, on motion, the account of $500
90, presented by Thomas Kelly, for
said work, was allowed; the warrant
TO issue TO r. Furman.
Following accounts were allowed +:
II. Neeson, Coroner, for holding in
guest on aud burial of floater, 500:
r. FL. Woodward, Coroners Juror,
81; Arthur Amos, Coroner's Juror,
81; w. B. Hutton, Coronel's Juror,
%; w. j. Black, Coroner's Juror, So;
j. 81. Nattin, CorOner's juror on in.
quest VIM. Mangan, So; j. NJ. Ad-
kins, COroneTs Juror on inquest of
VIM. Mangan, 50.
Act 20, of State law, in regard to
game, is hereby adopted, and all
other laws, or parts of laws of the
parish, are hereby repealed. Ayes:
deter, Dortch, Barnacastle, Sewall
rays: Barnett, Marry. Birds and
turkeys from May / to September
I5j deer from Feb. I to Sept LIST.
II. Barnacastle was allowed for
lumber on bridges one 81 80, one
SO 40.
W. NJ. Abney was allowed for
humber, nails, &C., for Bots dare
bridge, So 90.
DIR. c. H. Irion was appointed
overseer on road from New Concord
Church to Alden's bridge, in place of
j. P. Gleason.
J. W.. Jeter was allowed MILEAGE
snd per diem as committeeman,
Sl4 40.
j. S. Mckinney was appointed
overseer on road from Mckinney
branch to the Bosley place, on Bos-
sier Point road; and work the hands
outh of the Mckinney branch.
c. B. Norman was allowed 81 90,
justice costs.
B. A. Kelly was allowed $37 So
rs per itemized account.
j. +. Hudson was allowed So 80
constable costs in criminal cases.
When, on motion, the Sheriff is re- |
quired to add the sum of s. so as
cost Ia the lower court in all cases
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Homestead Entry No. 25z4,
Land Office at Natehitoches, La.

Land Ufioe at Natchitoches, La,
June 81, 1890 +
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in Support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register or Receiver at Natchitochcs, La,
on August 18th, 1890, viz: Miles Johnson
Homestead Entry No. 2574-for the west halt
OF northwest quarter of section 50, township
y North, range II West Louisiana Meridian.
lie names the following witnessesto prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Anthony Harris, Price Smith,
Preston Williams and Albert McCarty, of
Midway P. O., La.
July 3, 1890. aug
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~ Address Registered Letters cOntainial
eurI eney to
New Orleans National Bank,

New UrIeanAl u .
Remember, that the payment Of Prizes e.. Z
guaranteed by four National Banks o. nsy
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by ~
President Of an Institution, whose ehaFteEeA
rights are recognized in the highest courts
therefore, beware Of all limitations or anoaJ
nous sehemes.'
Remember that the Supreme Court q .l tas
Unitod States has decided that the Louieas.s
State Lottery Co has contract with the 49,. asf
of Louisiana, which does not expire uls
January ist, 1895.
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The flowers that bloom in The Spring time ira
la,
Found him sick in the bed with chills. pooh bah,
But Cheatham' Chill Tonic got him up on bis
feetlets,
And he now daily sings, while walking the
streetlets,
1t undoubtedly cured his shakes, ha, hap
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Battle billiousness, beseige malaria,
break up chills with &c. @. G. Certain
Chill Cure, the pleasant remedy. No
cure no pay. Sold by B. F. Oneal.
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You will be cured without an in.
Fiction if you take &c. G. G. Certain
Chill Cure" for chills and fever
Pleasant to take. Guaranteed. For
sale by Barnacastle & Son.
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Tallahassee, Fla, July S.-Gov. Francis T.
Nichols: Accept my congratulations on your
veto Of the lottery bill God grant that the
legislature OF Louisiana may contain enough
good men to save the State from dishonor
FRANCIS p. FLEMING,
Governor of Florida
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For Congress-.

We are authorized to announce Hon. n. C.
BLANCHARD, of CaddO, as candidate for
reelection as Representative of the Fourth
Congressional District subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
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Agents wanted everywhere.
~ For Club rates, or any further intormg
ton desired, write legibly to the undersigned.
clearly stating your residence, with state
County, Street and Number. More rapid 70
turn mail delivery will be assured by your en-
closing an envelope bearing your full address.
IMPORTANT All ordinary letters containlng
Postal Notes, Money Orders isstied BY all -.
press Companies or New Fork Exchange.
Addressed N. A. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La
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Every valley shall be filled, and every noun
tain and hill shall be brought low; and the
crooked shall bemade straight, and the rough
ways shall be made smooth. Luke ill., S.
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Cheatham's Chill Tonic contains neither
Quinine, Cinchonidla, Arsenic, Strychnine or
Mercury, aud does not produce buzzing in the
cars OF deafness. Cure guaranteed.
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The political traitor is of to-day only. To-
only Tomorrow he dies, condemned by those
for whom he sold his manhood tor ainess of
political pottage.- News.
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Hunts Cure" guaranteed to cure Itch,
Ringworm, letter, Eczema and all forms Of
skin diseases.
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The wicked worketh decetful work; but
| to him that soweth righteousness shall be q
sure reward.-Proverbs.
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If your digestion is out of whack, if YOU
need strengthener or an appetizer, try Cheat
hams Chill Tonic. 1t will bring you out of
the kinks
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On motion, the committee report
was adopted, and committee dis
charged.
On motion, duly seconded and
carried, the following levy was
adopted for the year 1890:
) mills for School Fund.
81 mills for Ordinary Fund.
Total, 5 mills.
On, motion, the body adjourned
until tomorrow morning, s o'clock.