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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05
Communicated.
FROM saselI Beach.

EDITOR MERIDIOEAL:
Since my last communication, / have
been so busy ploughing my rice land
that / have had very little time to look
over the papers, although I never neg
lect the MEKIDIoNAL, as I am more
interested in local news, and because
/ am always pleased with the sincere
and bold views of the paper on some
topics, Wholesome other sheets through
reut the State are smothering the truth.
Our rice planters are hard at work,
and they are now, as l said before
desputing the territory with all sorts
of vermins haunting our bottom lands.
There is another vermin, walking on
two legs, With a soul to account to the
One above, now trying TO prevent the
honest plowmen to earn his living, and
to go on with his undertakings, which
would bring forth an augmentation il
value on all properties in this parish,
as the extensive cultivation of rice has
been a boom to our sister parishes.
This vermin, Mr.. Editor, is the wire
cutter, or fence cutter. What are his
callings, interest on deViIment, is Of
conjecture. Nevertheless, to the shame
OF ouT good people and prejudice OF
those who are interested in the incom-
ing flow of immigration now arriving
daily from the North and South.
During this month, the fences OF
four different persons we're outrageously
cut within the precinct Of Shell Beach.
Two Of thase persons were Northern
men.
Are we, like the first Pilgrims, to
keep an armed sentinel to protect our
property7
This is a disgrace to a community,
and extremely prejudicial to the pros
perity of the country, and should be
stopped as o 0 as possible. Fence
cutters have no reason to be tolerated
in a civilized country. 8The sheriff.
district attorney, police jury, school
board, and all our good citizens, should
be ready to d~enounce and punish such
criminals. If lawful interference is not
sufficient, the victims Of such out
landish practice shall have to use
violent means. FARMKR
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05
RICE.

The Ways and Means committee
Of Congress. has agreed upon a
material reduction of the rice tariff.
Why sol Contradiction, however,
being the rule in the honorable body
which is led by lobbyists, party
spirit, local prejudice and State
spite, We must not be astonished
il seeing the fright honorables (?)1
s~tultyfying themselves in more than
one occasion. Listen. They speak
thus I'VE mean to take off the
sugar tariff, because the United
States South do not produce
enough for home consumption, and
because by thus offering an incentive
to foreign sugar countries, we will
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

reap NORTH an equivalent trade r
BOsh! is the word.
Per contra, we mean TO take of,
or greatly reduce, the rice tariff,
because hem Yes, the produc-
ton is full up to the demand With a
margin for expectation, bat then
you BEE. Thus The boosters speak:
The syndicate of EdgIishmen who
have bought all the breweries Of The
United States, are interested in OBJ
tanning rice at Tie very lowest rates
and as their "conperes' in India arc
dealing largely in cooFie rice, which
practically cost them next TO nothing.
itisa safe policy English to try
to do away with all restrictions
against the development ofthe trade
of old England. "Gholly, you
know ]"
Their reasoning is TINS. and we
citizens OF the United States had
better mind it. Since ne can not
fight the United States openly in
warfare. Ietas sight it in an econo.
mical way. Let Us absorbe all new
mines, all new coal fields, III Ala
bama and elsewhere; if possible
let US command lines OF transporta-
ton wide X. C. w. q G. railroad,
and others) next Let Us have a swing
at what brutalizes the I people.
encourage pugilism, sectioaalism,
brutality. etc, and we will be mas.
ters Of the situation. As TO the rice
farmers, why, what may become Of
them, if we succeed In introducing
the product of orr cooIie poems"
We do not care a "pinch of snuff
England forever and 10 h for q
s., and especially The State where
We got in 1915, such a terrible
drubbing.
o.! our Southern and Western
Congressman, if they do not see
this,are indeed uncommonly Brightly
We hope they viii, if not, We I now
just where to class them.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

Sam Jones. the Evangelist, said
in closing his sermon IN the Meth
odist church, in Pensacola, on the
2Ist inst: Generosity is true
manhood; and stiDginets is mean
ness; | had rather be a lioeralgem-
bier than a stingy Methodist Sam
il, no doubt. after the money.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

SHELL BEACH. Mara 10 30. ID.
Nr. fEditenr On Mfa1qrosn..
Depuis ma derhiere comma.
ton j'ai etc tellemeut .oes.ss
ie laoonr Ct Ia pfepa, a,ion
terres dc ma riziete, que
l~disposer que de tres bsu is.sa
! pour "a lecture des oarnaas
sols jen a pas negIige eNguDIoss
car les Doayelles locales 3
sent Plus que t',ut le rsste u
par ce qui j'admife Ia hardiea..
ses opinions p'our tout &c dsi s.
eerhe L drOit ct "a ,stes, tai
que d'aotres Eeuilles psblis
deguisent on suppfineat il ,I,
Nos planieurs fziers l.oss
ioeaVre ct dispatent le serraia as.
oceupent contrs i6ute ID va,
qui infeste . os basses terres.
aussl q ln'.ter contre Die
espece de s.,rminea depx vAtt
i-ame, don't il dot etre renda eo.s,.
au cFeatenr- Ladite vermias
maintenant d'gmpechcr les abo
cul'lvateurs, de produire ce aai
certain de bonner une grande vaIs
a Ia conttee quill defnsn
cnitiVent, car l'srtedsion de-
ayant etc alleafs an grand av,
tage ponr tons. il en- sera De sn
lei, ponrvu qni laon arrive ] q
mer CO qui netant bon . Fien
peu pres, cherche senIemens 4
lie nom gull convent de doaass
ce gull preCede, ludIyidue
OF collectivement est "CoupeuFs il
fills de barriermp Qnalre
darant lie mOis de mars, 81
coGpes les fls.qai entourcnt asIs
calculations, don't denx 0eevt
par les homae On nord. Fass
til Dir. pEditeur que COME
premiefs pelerirs oui ont d
sur Ia rive Americana. mons ri
coastamment uue garde sol
armes, poor proager notro p
eta ct nos r6coTtes 70 s
droit et aaksi fe dens eOmHDn
que Sans de yalles condi1os
serait inutile de songer i main
Ia place ct snrtoui de- s'atle
y yoir afluer Immigration.
done le devoir des aaioril
METRE un ternfe d Geo naas
pratique, car i celia nest ls
platot il ne restea d'aalre
a ceux qui en- sent les viclin
Ia violalce; &c qn'ils sonl Ioip
d6sirer on d'approuyer.
Respectuensement
Un FarmiqF
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

The city of Louisville was visited
By a terrible cyclone last Thursday
night, which killed 100 persons and
destroyed 100000 worth Of pro-
perry. Metropol Lis, ILL.,, was also
severely injured.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05
SUGAR.


tiaI ~ Congress Of the nation
representatives. viii, Immediately,
or at least very soon, strike the
sugar industry of Louisiana with
what may be considered a death
blow. To all interests and pur-
poses, party interest is leading them
astray, ana the worst of the feature
is, that some of the short-sighted
Southern men, pledged unfortunately
to the blind, uncalIed for, platform
Of the Democratic party, are holding
on and are ready to vote for q fool
ish Free Trade" policy and . free
or untaxed breakfast table for the
people.
They are actually believing that
they are doing some good. whereas
the contrary ia The case, asit can be
easily demonstrated.
What is the general economic
condition lof the United States !?
Protection, beyond a Doubt II
protection has done Wondersfor The
Northern manufacturing interests,
Why should it not do the same for
the fast rising Southern industry ?
It is not evident that all blows
struck at one. although it be local
and compounded with agriculture
as an absolutely necessary adjunct,
is but the entering wedge to an at
tempt to stifle all industries tend
ing to deprive the North and
East of the monopolies they have
enjoyed so far2
Can the South be free trader?
EmphaticalIy We say: Mol Not for
a quarter of a century at the very
least. Then, as q logical deduction,
We ask Can the South be Demo
cratic according to the Northern
standard !? Can it be Republican.
according to the creed of the wild
ransers" Of Radical fame? We
say no, emphatically, to both pro.
positions. Then the question arises:
What are we to dol To our mind
the answer IS most easy. Let Us
see1 We believe that the eleven
sauthera States, dispose Of
electoral votes. That number, tax
ing into account the division which
exists ana DM continue to erist, be-
tween the Eastern and Western
States, is more than sufficient to
counterba lanceseither Of them, con
s~equently and according to q true
and practical policy, the Southern
States, aad q little more 50 Loaisia.
ma, ought not to pledge themselves,
to this or that wing Of the coutend.
ing forces, which, at the best, are
inimicaI to anything South, and to
her especially but keep aloef, waiting
for the deciding turn Of the conflict,
and then, as the chosen reserve of
an army. give their support, a de,
cisiye one, to the party who would
grant to it the most practical, posi-
tive and lasting advantages.
The "game" Of the Southern
States, Louisiana especially. is the
"expectative," any pledge to any
party, cannot, as proven time and
again, result but ID her "gettiDg left"
Sentiment in politics, is or ought
to be dead, as far as We are con.
cerned; practical and beneficial
result is what Louisiana and the
whole South must look for.
-a-M~
RICE.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

8. R6viser Ia IOi DIES routes ct IL
rendre pratique ainsi quequitabbe
pour tons.
4. Diminuer les depenses de pEtat
ct rendre impossible toute pecnEa.
ton.
5. R6priner %l'usure. lie yer ron
geur de ID Louisiana, en- rappelant
lie Lien law, ct sn fayorisant les fer.
miers ct tons les travailIeufs par
des Establishments de credit, acces-
sibles a tous, moyennant un interet
madere ct une s6curite parfaite.
6 Reviser nosl oi penales d maniere
q eviter les abus GRANTS qui existent
dams duplication des peines.
Agir de telle sorte, que nos hopi-
taux. maisohs de refuge asiles de
de charlie etc; ne dependent Plus,
pour leur existence, de CT qua bon
sdroit la saline morale condanfne.
8 Bonner ample sproteetion an
d6yeloppcmeEt des pscheries sur
nos c0tes.
9 R6formcr les lois sur lie vote
NT=A&
de teEie sorte qu'elles Gevfen.
nent la v6ritable expressive dn soeu
du peuple ct non Ia manigaace de
quelques politicians.
lily a bien d'antres points. sans
douie, ami seraient fort uIIIes. mails
la session Giant trop courte pour
tout fai Re, 81 ce qui precede est
aacompli, nos legislators auront
druit a touts Ia reconnaissance du
yrai ct du progressif pcpple dc II
Louisiana.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05
GMe6RAef&ea.

Ne iamais parler de sol aax q
ct leur parler togjOurs deux
'c'est tout Part de plaire, Chac
salt ct tout lie monde FoubIie.
Enfre amies:
B.,ujOur, ma cEere comment al
vous?
Tres bien. Nais comment n
vous trOuvee dams cette f0ule
Grace a votre chapea d; VOLTA
ans que e vcus le vols porter
Condolences.
Et il Vous aimait2
Je cfois bien /! il me diAn d
solvent: CONNIE lie HsEreI
rnenrs nu Il m'altache.1
Et an'a.til fat?
II s'est pcndui
VOLTA IN homme de parUla
Ie pere Francois declare
uBiaent one 10 conseil
doat i fait parlie, 4 decide
pension viagere de 1000 irabs
accord3e aux deux
personnes qui strennerons y e
veau cimeiiere.
Gugeons. s'ecrie ID mere Mica
que ca tonbera encore 4 dss
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

uu peupI6 Ct HOn Ia EantHdAcs ne
quelques politicians.
lily bien d'autres points. sans
doute, qoi seraient fort uiiIes, mais
la session Giant trop courte pour
tout fare, 81 ce qui prec6de est
ascompli, nos legislators aaront
druit a touts la reconnaissance du
yrai ct du progressIf pceple dc Ii
Louisiana.
La Rmission dn chancellor Bis
mark, accept6e par Fempereur Gull
hume, est IN evenement, des plus
importants de notfe Eppoque. Sa
retraite indique an change menf
complet dams toute la poliiique Flu.
opeenne ct il est probable que les
Alliances que lie sChancelier await
su former ct maibtenir q grand
peine, Won't Sc diszoudre pour Sc
reformer dune maniere touie der
ente. Deja on voit poindre une
entente de la Prusse ct de rAngEe
terre, &C qOi necessariement ameuera
an rapproehement entire rAntriche
ct Ia Russie, puts I'isolcaert Oh q
pen pres de lIlalie.
En- dehors de ces alliances de roi<
ct de rcyaumes, surgit partoat aussi
Fesprit de liberte ct de republican
isme parmi les peoples, surtont en-
Italie en- Allenagne, &c qui force
nent doit amcner IN lutte entire les
deax systemes de governments.
LIE l9 enc steele a etc fertile en-
grands hommes ct en- grands eyene.
ments, mails tout indique que cetui.
qai lui succedera vera lure, see
yer ct s'etendre; sur toute III terre,
le triomphe du droit oppose d Ii
force, par Ia federation de tous les
peoples ciyilisateuls. la royaute,
que'le qu'elIe soft est le passe. Ia
Rep9blique uniVerseIIe est pavenfr
he Tieux Gabriel. IN Indien qui
etait certainement lhomne le plus
age de &c pays, est mort lie Is mars
a Ihopital du comte a Salinas. Cal
Des archives authehtiques fxent son
age . Isl ans. Dams so Tongue
carriere, il ne connut point de.
maladie ct n'aet cons6quemment
pas besoiD DIES secours de Ia mede.
cine; i ne commit jamais d'exces ct
Sc souEenait pas d'aScir goate
aux lIqaears ct an tabac. II Sc
maria sept fois ct fut fdele 4 cha.
cuae de ses epouses tant uu'elIe
Vecut. It eut DIES enfants ct des
petlts enfants par donzaines. mails
AIT etrange, il leur surv9cut tous eft
oersonne az monde ne pent reclamer
ane parente avec lui.
one baieine Tongue de 10 pieds d
'ulyl une goelette de psche pendant
4 henres sur les c3tes dn Nouveau
Brunswick, Ia semaine derhiare.
.ouchant parfois de son nez Ia guile
navire; les matelots etaient 81
'ffrayes quils mont dormi de toute
2 mutt ct Pun d'eux ayant fait leu
ie son revolver sur le monstre
'elul-cl arende la queue ct tait des
ames qHi ont faiIli renyerser II
sORIette. A3linnrd,hn; -
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

@A6tuS . nuu306F Vi hUi6 aFEECEES,
among which are, The Free Coin
age Of Silver" by u. I. Scndder IT,.
~ Celebrated Men OF the Day" BY
julien Hauthone, Communism in
China and Corea," by Col. Charles
Chaill6 Long,severaI short stetches,
poetry, editorials. and a complete
novel, His Bosom Friend" By Ho-
mer Greene. This excellent maya
zine il published by the BeIford Co.
New York City, at $3.50 per year
One would infer from the state.
dment made BY the Jackson Patriot
.Of last week, that there was a
vacancy on the bench of this district.
at wonders why the governor does
not order an election for Judge.
We answer, Because the governor,
ike the people. cannot see the useofa
special election. believing that
when we elect q congressman this
fall will be time enough to elect a
Budge.-CaldWell Waterman.
From which we are let to infer
that there are some hungry patriot
in JacksOn whose appetite is
whetted for the ~judgeship.
Whoever marries Ia China when
mis- father, mother, grandfather or.
grandm ther is in Jail gets eighty
blows unless by special command of
such parent in which case there.
shall be no feast. Marrying one
OF the same name is punishable by
sixty blows. Forci5ly taking away
O woman and marrying her is
punished by the captor being
straugled, and if the captor gives
her to another person the punish.
ment in the same. Any government
official marrying a musician,
comedien or enc below his station
gets sixty blows aud the marriage is
void. a priest marrying gets eight
blows and is expelled.-San Franc.
isco Alta.
The initial number Of the Attaka,
pas indicator, Oscar Z. Alpha
editor and proprietor, is upon our
table. 1t is . handsomely printed
2 column fe4ie, and in no uncertain
tones, declares itself to be the.
m~outhpiece OF The regulator moYc.
ment. The gorgeous word painting
with which its local department is
so literally frescoed, betrays d tyro
of much promise, when time and
experience have shorn his good
gray goose quill OF its redundant
verbosity and venom. We x with
pleasure, and anticipate that the
Vindicator will become to the ad
herents Of the cause it advocates the
refuge, the solace and the inspiration
that the pages Of the Holy Writ are
to all deEout christians.
The Republicans Of Acadia par
ISL will meet at the courthouse at
Crowley on Saturday, and perfect 3
permanent organization The white
Republicans are in the majority lin
taat seetfoa. Morgan City, La,
Free Press.
A meeting Of Republicans, now,
10 perfect a permanent organization
in Acadia parish is suspicious.
The next thing we will hear Of is a
move on the Offices by the Acadian
Republicans, who could not be found
before Harrison and Morton were
elected.-N. @. Pelican.
Oh. there now, somebody has
been letting tales out Of school. Il
does look a little suspicious that a
parish which only cast four votes
We believe, for Grandson Ben can
now muster up . party But We
are pleased to know that the pro.
noscd raid upou the Offices, is 10 the
interest ofa Democratic postmaster
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

Do net Judge a man By the slg
be Whears. God. made Onc and sss
tailor the other. Do not nd
BY His family, for Cain belongs g
a good family. Do not judge 3 q
by his failure in life, for mas1
man fails bgcause be Il too ho
to succeed.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-04-05

de cette cote hoset ! plus IS,
c&tace. !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07
Kemmler Electrocuted.

When the electric current was
turned on at 43 1-2 minutes past
six yesterday morninc there was a
sudden CONFUSION Of Kemmler's
frame from head to foot. The
twitching that the muscles Of the
lace underwent gave it for a mo-
ment an expression of pain. But
no cry escaped. From the lips.
which were free to move at will
no sound came forth to suggest
that consciousness mad lasted
more than a small fraction OF q
second.
At the end of ten seconds the
current was shut off and Kemm-
ler's chest began to heave and he
signs of returning life.
The current was turned on again
and after short CONFUSION life
was pronounced extinct.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07
When Horses SIeep.

observant jockeys say that
horses usually sleep but two hours
out OF the twenty-four, and that
those hours are from 2 to 4 o'clock
A. NJ, and that they will not sleep
with good results during any other
portion of the "a hours. Post
horses that were on the route be-
tween and o'clock in the morn
ing soon gave out.
Any person who has lad occa-
sion to drive horses during those
hours, il at all observant has
noted that they show but little
mettle, no matter how spirited
their temper may be at. other
times. For this reason well.in-
formed livery stable proprietors
advise their patrons not start out
or long days drive earlier than
o'clock in the morning, in order
20 give the horses time to feed
lfter having their two hours OF |
leep. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07
COAST NEWS.

Many settlers of the Big Bend
country, Washington, have been
drlv, n away by the ravages of
squirrels that swarm in countless
numbers in that region.
.. W. 1Dgraham, ranch hand
near Sacramento, objected to the
breakfast cooked by a Chinaman
aud the latter started for Ingra-
ham with a knife and Ratchet
Tiaely help saved Ingraham's
life.
Joseph l.. S'iilman, who shot
John ID. Fiske at Fresno. Cal.
pleaded not guilty in court. His
trial will begin next Monday.
John Schaefer was knocked
down in the streets of Sacramento
Monday night and shot in the
shoulder because he refused to
.reat two men he met.
Some weeks ago Mrs. McCorm-
ok OF Pasadena, Cal, ran a rose
horn into the thumb OF her left |
land. Inflammation set in so
hat the thumb had to be ampu-
ated.
The department rifle competi-
ion at Vancouver, Wash, closed
londay. c rporal George A.
)ensmore OF Company K, Fourth
niantry, with a score Of ST., won
ne department gold medal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07
LOCAL ADvS.

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bronchitis immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure.
Shiloh's Cough and CONSUMPTION
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee
cures Consumption.
Cabinet size photos SO per doz-
en- at Keller's, opposite the mint.
For a short time only.
Sleepless nights made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for you.
Catarrh Cured, health and swee
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
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All kinds of hay, straw, wheat
oats, barley and bran for sale at
.. Z. Anderson's Hay yard. TT
win jou suffer with dyspepsia
and liver complaint? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you.
You cannot get meat any better.
fresher or cheaper than at the Ne
vada Market, opposite the Cap
itoI, iot+P
For sale cheap, to close them
out. several pianos and organs.
Also several horses and buCcies
X. c. Eldridge, Singer Office. lis
IcE.-Doc Benton is now offer
ing very superior quality of ice
for sale, delivered to any part or
the city. 1t is the best ice harry
ested fol years in this section. ms
Richard Cosser, opposite Tor
reyson's blacksmith shop, repair
ing and ger sral upholstering.
mattresses repaired and re-
Turned same day. Please give
them call OBJ
now Jan PARENTs-Allow their
cnlidren to cough and calmly say: ,
"oh! Its only a little cold" and !
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Wins !,
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'oothes the child, softens the gums ii
lllays the pain, cures wind collie /,
md is the best remedy for diarrhna
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elite, Dizziness, and all symptoms T,
I Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents :,
'er bottle. u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07
4 Jumping Bean.

An APPEAL reporter was Showr
a peculiar bean in the Arlington
House <tlobby" last evening that
would surprise many white men
and completely drive an Indians
brains through the top of his hat.
1t was about the size Of a large
pea, and of a dirt color on one
side, with light green formation
on the other, in the center Of which
was brown spot, showing that it
had been broken off of a similar
formation.
The popularity is this: When
placed in the palm of either hand
1t begins to struggle and roll, as
II prompted to get off, and finally
begins to jump and jump until it
succeeds in doing so.
When taken between the t,.umb |
and forefinger perceptive throb
bing can be felt inside, and it can
even be heard when placed close
to the ear.
1t operates in the hands of
some people better than in others.
but if given a moment or two it
will work for anyone.
1t was in the possession Of Har-
ry Haight, a commercial tourist
rom San Francisco, who claims
hat it gets on a regular tear if
placed on the hand of a drinking
nan. AS test it was tried on a
well known and respected citi-
en-, happeing along at that
lme, and the moment it struck
lis hand there was slight tremor !
rom East to West, as if it were
its energies, All Of a
udden it gave a flip and landed
y the Chinese laundry across the
treet.
1t is known as the Mexican
bean, and the strange
lotive power cannot be accounted
IT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07

Travel on the V. & t. is a little
heavier than usual.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-07
Advertised Letters.
following letters rema

following letters remained
uncalled FOR in the Carson Post.
office, Aug. 2, 1890:
Ladies list-Mrs. Adah Brown
Mrs. Sarah Parker, NJ E. Stapps
Gentlemen's list-H. S. Andersen.
VIM Berthiaume, B. NJ. Berry. B.
Bruly, VIM. Hayes, VIM. Mcgee.
J. A. Hatfeldt, Mr.. Mars, c. E.
Oils, Will Ramsey, Ed. Randall
Fay Temple. Anthony Smith, Geo.
Wagner.
X. 3. Rodman, Postmaster.