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SufEerersfrom Catarrhaltroubles should
carefully read the above. TThstEow
Piles. Piles, pilSs.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcera-
ted and Protruding Piles. Price so cents.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. DIV
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Simply apply "swAYSE's OINTMENT" No In.
tcrnal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch. all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &C..
great Healing and curative powers arc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggtAt for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. a mas 5.9,= TrhSAW =
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D., z. Q. RAlLRoAp--Ccn,ralT Time.
!, b1eiafe = 2ancsvllle Through Passenger lcavca
y m. - - 80 - - - D''4"ie ~ o'so
=, "ooHsilcld Passenger leaves Bells!se at t.lo n
NJ, arrives 81 B0ilalte at $3.50 4. m" '''''
tnnut ,sn Accommodation leaves Ilellsiro
% lz:.O y. M. strives at II 100 a. IN, j -
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Live Stock.

EAST Liberty. Pa, April 2-CattIe-Rcceipts
$50 head: shipments l2u heal; market steady;
prime St 50aI 65; fur to good ST 25ai 50: common
g 5Oa4 90. Hogs-Rcceipts $50 head shipments
l.G60 head; market firm: medium and selected
81 i0ai 70: common 10 best Workers. 81 25ai IS;
pigs 81 98ai 10. Sheep-ReceIPt' 9c0 head: ship
Iacnts 500 head: market slow; prime Sc 00G6 70:
fair to good IS 5oa5 Is: common s. Oal,CD: limbs
s. 5ea7 10: spring lambs 81 oOal0 20; veal calves
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DR.. Piercn's Pcllels-cleanse and reg
ulate the stomach, bowels and system
generally. One dose; purely vege
table. n.
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Dr., Pierce's- Favorite Prescription is
the only medicine for women, sold by
druggists, under a posilirs guarantee, from
the manufacturers, that it viii give sat
isiachon in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


u..H.| IVA. 1lNTkttas l. H..|fiH.
New YORK., Aprll -Moaey on call ranging fro n
to per cent, las! loau per cent. closed oi.ere,
at per cent. Primo mercantile paper 6a7 per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet but ilrm nj
sistsIats Jt. Sales oil stocks were 1872 shares.
The stock market to day was as far as Its tone
goes n repttition OF that Of yesterday, but there
was decidedly more activity, tttd the. strong
tone wins much morn pronounced. lscadiog was
tho only feature OF tie day, aud was run up
from i033, 10 Az soon after the opening. Other
Goals shares we're e0sresp0hd!nyiy. strong, aud
Lackawanha was tho most traded IN. The up.
ward movement made good, though slow pro.
greH through tho whole list, and almost every.
Thing traded III Showsn rain at tho close. The
lit Is almost invariably irnctionally higher 10.
night. .
Railroad bonds active: sales 81 ,Gl6.C0o. VI,
Government anu State bonds dull mud steady.
noSDs AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hid.
y. s.fsrcg.........iR t0hfo 4 N ississpti. w
Y. ). is Coupois...lG DO prcicrted."... "
U. i. itfs ........i83x lofegon lmpsyem't 43
U. s. AS coupons. lO3 Oregon Eav........... W
Pacific o. OF '8J....llg lOfcgon TrAns."..... rs
Adams Exprcss.....lbl Pacific Mall......... IL
American ExpEess.llb lrliisburIh..........-lb7
Canada lacitlcm..- TN pullman Palacc....lW
Canada S0ntbefn.,. blJgl RCAll 4.
Central laGllc.... II itock Island .......,. VIZ
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 231s IL. 4 Sun Ftati... lGH
do iirst preferred. COAST. Paul .............. Gs
do second prcid. 40 do rrcferred.......li3E
Chi. Bur. 4 Quincy. lo7Hfst,, Paul & Omaha. s.h
iei, Lack ssisi$sE Tenn. Coal itou.. OK g
Denver 4 X. G...... li5sTcxas PuCitlc.....,. lg3A
Erie: ................. .t3 Union Pacifc.... 6zs
Fort Wayne .........lal III. s. Express ........ So
Illinois Geutui.. .ii5SW.. ST. L. & p...,. iss
Kansas & Tcxns..... " do rreterrtl...... 2GG
Lake Shore Wells Fargo Ex.... ~
Louisville ( Nasii... Si14| Western UniOn....,. 81
MemPhs4 Cbas.., 20 Jam. Cotton Oil....,, M
Michigan Central. Colorado Coal......... Az
Missouri Pacli!c... 2{lIron silyer............lS
Nashville 4 Chatt. To-! lQuicksilyer......,.. Gjs
Scwjrhey GcDtrsl.llD%| do prcfevrcd....... 3GL
Norfolk Il W.prefd COY sutro....,.........,.
Northern Paclic.. 81 Rlchm'd & ". PIT. az
do Preferred. .. IA Atchi n.......,... 3SSs
Northwestern: -..".lll Lead Trisi.m...... l73s
:, 10 prcierted..."lll ngar;;.."....,." GA
New York Central. lU7 eES.dly, rHHl'
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Steamers;


For Cincinnati. Louisville. Mem
phia, st. Louis. New Orleans,
and intermediate Points,
VIII leave Wbariboat. foo. Of Eleventh street,
daily Monday excepted, as follows:
re-. Steamer "HEYSJDNE STATE, ~
lnlsslkt3 Thomas Calhoon, Master; Charles
kdEssss Knox. Clerk; every Tuesday at Mn.
49, Steamer ANDES" L. d. Cooper
lel5tst Master; Al. J. siaren, Clerk; every
-1ssssss6 Wednesday at a. m. $500
Steamer "HUDsoN,"J T. Ellison,
lctshfkt Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk; every
.azda Thursday at q. N.
~. Steamer c. ". BATCHELOR, George
LRttfats9 Meal. Master; T. C. Poe, Clerk;
rszAsAzz1every Friday at Ia. m.
TE. h, Steamer SCOTIA" John N, Phil.
ttfs lips, Master; Robt Il. Kerr, Clerk;
aev every Saturday at lam. !
Rr. Steamer "RAISBOW." Chris G,
sl$$htS Young. Master; julie Wehrman, CLERK:
ssliases-s.sievcry Sunday at q. IN. a
FIrstclass fare. Wheeling 10 Cincinnati, SO.
Round trip. $40. Meals and state.room In.
cluded. Tickets transferable, aud good until
used: For freight or passage apply on board, OF
telephone No. 3l2. 80. - i
nola FRANK ROOTH. Agent.
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE. l

TRUSTEES SALE. fTi
ny virtue OF decd OF trust made by Celia
Williams to John P. st. Myers. trustee, and OF
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, made on the 1ith aaY OF October.
1853, appointing the undersigned trustee In
place Of the tala John ?. 81. Myers. decreased,
will sell ut the front door OF tho Court House OF
SAID e8aDtyoa
SATURDAY, THE 5.h DAY OF APRIL. 1890,
beginning a. 10 o'clock a. NJ, tho following DO.
scibed personal property, to.wit: Ono pnrlOr
set, one set cushioned chairs. four sofaS two
he'd lounges, four bedstcads and bedding, four
wash sands, four bureaus. four ingrsIn carpets,
two looking glasses, seventeen pictures, seven
rugs, one sewing machine, two clocks, one ward
rn6c, one table stand, six wash bowls, three
pitchers, cue tet cushioned furniture, four sets
Of bed springs. two coal vases, five coal buckets
saar feHderS, one cook tioyc, one extension ia
BILE. SIX leather seat chairs. one side board, four
Palrs Of lace curtains. two heating stoves, five
common chnirs. one lot cooking utensils aud
one LOT Of Dishes '1-Ele, y 81 2
TEENS or SALE:-cash. n
WI. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
W II UtIIEB. ANctfOnecr. mrI0
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Railroads.,

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
~ On and aftor Monday, October ". isso'
. VII go on ne Wheeling u Kim Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING.
e:So e. M, 200 a. NJ. 100 q. M, II n. m. 20
p NJ s:So D. m, SEQ p. M, 200 p. M, 900 D. n
LEAVE WnrEllSG PARK. 5f'5 4 f''N
6:ioa m, 7a5 a. M, 10 a. H., 1880 p, M. e.so
=: W., a:zo p m, Gao p. M, 500 p. M. 10 p. IN.
SoSDAis-leave tho city at 500 n. m, and
ing Park at 9:(0 a. m, and run every hour mil
VIVID. nj. Except church train will leave PaIk
~ s:de a. N. and city at 1915 p. m. - - -
oC.o q &C. T.. ..saf #fn- CHnlRSCU Snn,+
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W. W. CoWDEN, Trustee.
". II. I1AILEe, Aucti0neGr. ll.t mrs
rNRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

u OHIO COUNTY LAND, Etf.ll5
Ny virtue OF u deed Of trust made to nc BY
Bcrlon Hedges. and Ellen NJ. Hedges, his vile,
dutrt the 18th dav OF Janunry. D.is59. and 70.
corded III tho office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio equity, West VirglnIa, Ia Deed
Of Trust Book No. Is. folio d. will olcr for sale
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II AN,AWHA & OHIO RAILWAY.

2 IFoHT, ", hKLLEYI IteEtIVcf. ET1gl- n y
: kh.wha Short Iihc). Echedu!o In e,ec,
IL, rsetuary y, 1872 lsubtcct 70 change without M.
nse:N T,al ~ leave Wheeling 1880 o, w. no no.
U NJ Sysf hsilsSS arrive Charleston s e.
ing Jas p. N. VIA O. T.. r. Il. Lesyn III, se.
10y p M, arrive Wheeling aC6 D. m. "ia III.
umbis apt fan.asndIe, daily escept sn n tol
,ss n standard Timc Sundays onY traiu
D. m. Via q. e eiy9a. NJ arrive Wheeling us
. snll -, =. GEO. J. ERaLICH. q. pa
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ :. TRAlSs-0n and after Nov. ~, lsso,-Fx.
dsy excepted. monday excepted. lsat,,rday
SSa ss SUNDAY only, Saturday only
fNAlotn atRhhNrd limo. ~ - i -ss'
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GHlO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
nS 49, aaoie taking effect November q, lss.,
TEaassehger trains win run as followS-Ceniral
t t,mct Az untns daily except those marked
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Metals,

NEW YoEK, April 2.-pig iron dull: American
SIG 5oal9 50. Copper neglected nj siA 80. Lead
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We WEEKLY INTELL1GENCEP
,onrn ~ ThTSst, sparkling, ins.inc.lve iamiiy
clean II every limo and suited as Il il IN ena;;
s, rIt'e ~, ana improve every member OF lila
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FOR 4RENT.
POSSESSION ApEIL1l.

POSSESSION APRIL l.. g +
Store room, with dwelling attached. Excel.
Cut location for 3 dry goods business. "a.
iT7s.-.s 4 MONTH.
No. 4 north bank OF creek, east OF Alley ELS 6 %
No. 2l5i Maln street, rooms. .,....... 6 90
No. 2l5i Alley 4, rooms. 90
No. 1865 McGolloch street.. 10 OO
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q, S. Claim Attorney aud No.
t4rv Public, No f6t2 Market Street. mrot
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L,n,oush llcHets, and baggage checked, to al
Polh%%;r f9r rates and other Information address
~. 1RoHiNSoS. @. 7. A., ParkcrSburc,
a. 4: u !, handy, 4. Q. T. A., Parkersburg,
----M ". Il. 0sRORN. s. TIA. pomcroy, Ohio.
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

iiaylng lei, the Arm OF D. G. Kurnes, Painters,
&c. Of which was n member from March, 1850,
10 March -, 1890, AAye this Day connccitii my.
ttl with ihe llrin Of Geo. II. Kurncr & Hr0s,,
Painters, Decorators. rhpcr hangers. &c. ] In.
vile my friends and tho public generally to call
or ltAys orders for work ~ my line with the
j, KCRSEK with gro. 4. KUuNER & BROS.
Residence ITO South York street. lNrF
MARCH 81, 1890. np1
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Es Cotton.
CINCINNATI, O., April 2.-co.ton quiet; mid.
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There Is a fair Offering this week, and the quail.
lily Is as good as that OF Inst week. Trndc III all
tue yards Is reported as being fair. Tnoro Is no
change in the prices, mud they range now, as
then, at Ga61c net Tor good western; i14a55Sc for
nearby hogs. ard ~ ajc net for rough hogs.
OF the receipts this week 81 head came over
the Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad, and 7,99l head
over the pennsylvania Railroad. '1 7s-s
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Our lIot,unl, ,Jnue,

Our Hannah Jane wns thin and weak,
And Ashy white her lip md check.
We often thought-and thought with pRiu,
I'VE soon must lose our Hannah Jane"
With change Of doctors, change Of air.
She sought for healing everywhere.
And, when our hopes were almost past,
"Fnyorite Prescription" tried ut last.
It gave us Joy. It gave lis hope,
She ceased TO piue, she ceased to nope,
fi'icrce's remedies are sure aud trucl
Snir linIunh Lima L. mad u uo.,.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS AND
IN .ooo woKra OF SroSE.
Give Nc Change 10 Bid on Your Stone
Work. Having completed tho Belmont county
Court ifo1sc amt tai, VIII sIvc personal atteu.
ton to the stone buslncsy. and ain prepared 10
haniic anything IN the line OF building btoHe
competition, and on short noilce. Capacity o!
quarry mud chipping ihclillics, 20 cars per day,
E4fiHATES DS nTOSE WORK FURNISHED
OS ArrLlCA ROY. After 20 years OF experience
IN The SioDe business, can my l will write
specifications md DO your stone work and guar.
auiee your building hot 10 crack.
". J. McCLAIN,
Office, Room ~, National Bank Building, Rcli.
lIrr, o. Telephone No. 75'. r. g. -Nm. hirlS
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CINCINNATI, O.. April o.-Four steady. whea.
easier; No. cred 79asoHc; receipts 1905 bushels;
shipments nonc. Corn firm: No. mixed ia
5lc:, Pork firm at $40 IS. Lard quiet at Go0c.
Bulk meats tirmer; short ribs 5.2Mi5 SOC. Bacon
steady; short clear else. Whisky steady at 81 o.
Butter easier: fancy creamery o5aa6c; che &c 10
fancy dairy l5alsc. Sugar quiet Eggs b: ~ at
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r-% Central Standard Time. :
LY1zR1nSY!v5nidL inRS.|
I Frono er,aoenn,t St,,,s.

Trains Via The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
rood leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Cbisapo
anu cf Esl Eh 40 I'M For PltSuEh ioE
For Pittsburgh and New York. EN- n m - F ~,
steubenYillc, S:22 a. N, - -, - AL foi
iiaidS arrive ut Bridgeport at T:Is a, M, 1922
a. m M a lI;2s p, n..5:s7 2. ~; and 7:s2 p "a.
n. M: i from Iase ony yo East Liverpool, 6:A
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Genoral Notices,

nlssOLUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The paltnriShtp heretofore. existing to.
tween J. ". Hartman and George Carmichael,
pn.IrF the firm nnfnG OF ifStttuah a Carmichael,
Ia, MS dBy brcu dissolved by mutual consent,
iicorge Carmichael retiring, Tho business will
BE- cGGtinHth at No. iti9 Market street, by !. ".
aud ", +. ltRTtDlnn. under tho firm name OF
Hartman HSos who viii settle NIL accounts OF
Inc late i'm. J.W. HAITIAN, GEOKuE CAR.
MICHAEL MARCH %. lsF0. EIs mrM
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second, parcel conveyed TO BENJAMIN Dean: on
March -, issJ, md recorded In Deed BOOK NO.
70, page Ii2 OF said land records Of OHIO county.
and calls for that portion o! the above described
forks OF Short Creek, on the northeast corner OF
paIl farm, and containing three acres, moro or
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvEIToS STOCK YARDS, |
Q Fl MONDAY. March 81. I
THE SWINE MARKET. .5.

Arrivals this
Arrivals last week
Arrivals one year ago G,i0S
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
OF The LOT.
Terry QUESTION.

II the Legislature does nothing
else this session but pass . bin to
submit the Lottery proposition to
the people, It will have accomplish.
ed more for the State than many OF
ito predecessors, for In that singie
bin it win have assured the means
Of literally providing for our levses,
public schools, charities, pensions
and the drainage Of New Orleans.
No other bill could possibly be 20
comprehensive, or be made to In.
clude and provide for 20 many Of
the important and necessary func-
lions Of the State government. But
although this question looms up
above Ill Others in magnitude and inn
portance, there IRE other matters to
b attended to. and the Legislature
should promptly vote to submit the
question to the people, and proceed
With the regular order Of business,
just - IL nothing had happened to
the Ants.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The visitors 1t Claiborne Cot.
tages during the past week include
Nj. aud Mn. Devereux, Miss Cool.
ey, Miss and the Masters Dunning.
Madame Fazgas, Mile. Bermudez.
Ar. and Ars. G. Denaigre, child
and servant, NJ. and llrs. Nat
thews and two daughter, Mrs. Nc
Gary and servant. Mr.. and Madame
A. Where and daughter, Misc Le-
dOux, Mr.. and Mrs. Gasquit, son
and daughters, Madame and Nile.
Guinaalt, Madame Joubert, NJ.
and Nm. Walter Flower, y1r. and
Nn. Triton, Mr.. and llrs. A.
Chaleron aud family, Mr.. and Mn.
Beodie, Nrs. Thayer. Mr.. and
Nm. Gelpi, Miss Picard, llessrs.
b. Buchanan, +. Claiborne, j. z.
Dennet, ]. r. Ghmth, W. q. Ghf-
9TH, Lake, NcGaEy, Col. Gwynn,
C. b. Thayer, Dufour, s. and v.
Jumonville, H. Naspero, etc.. :.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The amount Of tax raised BY tn
State, ct s mills, b about $780,.
600. The Lottery Offers to give
tl.00O,0 600 . year for ito charter.
That viii nearly double the reve-
nues a The State, without increasing
the rata Of taxatioa,. and without
costing any man . cent. 1t l. .
clear gain Of . million dollars q
year to the State, without even the
cost Of collection. The people zee
the great advantage this Will be
to the State. asd'.ilr nromptiv q;
cept tbeoner, in spite Of the Next
con lottery schemefs and . lev
cranky evangelists.
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New Advertisements.
CLAIBORNE CO11AoD.
Covingtoa. La.

o004 J6g1D ytoQ 01Ol0 Voek.
Asss:aieg - .AsessoslsetssA
he go HsAsa. visA oansly Q Nhss.
0ol Sese a 1euaA. 0allsgja. : eoveepa
Opso-sie 0Also. Des1iek Vke6S. Oioino
snso = Sese lsoG -. .0ne. aiyy
';aech.sajs ssvySspo - ssssia. TIs
= s:;.tsP -saaHAs.s 'ss's'si1y
- = i:6.3.t..k;,,r u.
i<v.y 1aoaA taaAys sascs; 1SSfssi h.
l4nyJei9A HAss vA.s.:Mh.siA.E
49,; AGO. 49,; : O. !: .@se.~s,y
ss.as Gse Odstax. lasskIjts ssvs~sy.
Adde'S. JULES 4 NSlILE.
C'yvioxtou. L..
&As4 loUiaiana a:aiicusJ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Rev. Falher Levaquesie - bees
hese, - ~ oads . great many
p~eosslytss, and . score Of everlast-
taR tetuodS. Hi sermons are Q d
bsaas Aeuse, aAd when be b net On
~ stfeet theee II . rivalry - "a
who shall Arst greet him. We hops
be viii long remain with this con-
gFsgatioo.
l(F. =. Tabafy, Of ''Ash fry NO.
tosisty. = badly arranging for .
pionic and dShiAg expeditioa Sos
tie 1rst u next week. He knows
I'll shout The bHGinoo1, md We are
certain that I'll who participate win
eaJoy II.
We cav yesterday, ct tie farm
oe Mr.. W. b. Rogses. on Little
Bayou Castaing. Irish potatoes,
two Of which weighed . pound out
Of three buckets Of seed be made
I've barrels Of potatoes. And with
In half . mile Of his place. at Ne.
Nittleburn's. ~ were really aston-
ished to see his crop Of potatoes,
not . small one In The lot, III -
large - good sized oranges. He
made fifteen barrels lrom one barrel
Of seed.
We have three butchers here.
4essrs. N. Levy, /. E. Strain and
Bros. and although 1sh and
crabs are pleatifal, BY 10 O'Clock
their stalls aEs empty.
Our town h too healthy Toe TIE
doctors not . caDe q sickneoo Of
any kind. TkAsEa.
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THE LOTTERY BILL.

TheLottery bin has been regular.
ly Introduced In the House, add
referred to the special committee.
it, provisions have been somewhat
modified from tie fisst offer OF Mr..
Morris, and now include . clause
appropriating $1,000 annually for
''disahled,, nllrm Of INDECENT Con-
federa&e soldiers, citizens resident Of
Louisiana." This b . wise provis-
ioa, and win bring joy to the hearts
OF many . helpless but deserving
veteran OF the "LIost Cause" The
bin - offered proposes that the
million dollars annually to be paid
the Lottery, quarterly in ID.
vance, shall be appoetioned - fol.
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TIE BUSINESS OF THE CIR
CUT COURTS.
Times.Democrat

STtmoa.Oem0crAt.l
II each Of The eirouits would re.
port the amount Of the judicial
business done during the year, the
Legislature would not hesitate abou,
ut once aboliGhing the courts Of up.
peal - s~uperduous, expensive and
unnecessary. The Clinton Watch.
man gives some statistics about ita
district (the Sourth), which proba.
bly, has more business before It than
the average. 1t consists Of ten par
ishes, including the State capital
and the rich parishes OF Pointe
Coupee and Ibsrville. In the pest
two years no case has come to It
from Livingston, St. Tammany OF
Washington. and only four from
West Baton Rouge aud St. Helena.
This gives . total Of 100 cases
for two years. A the salaries Of
the two judges are SSOOOa year or
$4,000 for the two it will be seen
that It costs the State $l6O to de.
eide every case coming before thar
court. The average Il higher there
than tor the rest Of the State. In
addition to the fees and court char.
gee paid BY PLAINTIFF and defendants
the taxpayers are muloied OF pro-
badly $3.50 for every judgment Of
the Circuit Court. It l. needless to
say that no other State in the Union
or country In the world pays such
On enormous price for Judicial de-
cisions.
II the statistics Of the other cir.
cults are presented, most OF which.
We understand, will. make an even
worse showing than the fourth, the
Legislature must grant ut once the
relief demanded BY the people nv
aboiishing these courts alto2ether.
We believe fhele was . short ses.
ZION Of the Circuit Court herr. in
1889, when there va
me case on the docket. Evidentfy{
here b little or no need OF this
and it appears more in the
ight Of m expensive luxury than .
JUDICIAL necessity. And - our
'eople naturally object to being
axed for Injuries in which they do
'ot indulge, the Sentiment here IL
hat il should he abolished or
o conform with public net<sstty, i'll
here = any necessity for il 1t Ill.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

6lsb3LI, La. June II, 1850.
Esrros O.. TAnnAus RA.sss:
IhsPs = considerable interest
manifested here In the project Of
building . Catholic Church on the
most beautiful site n Slidell, and
there Win sooa b . gfasd excur.
sion and fair tor the bons6t Of the
same. Our people ass much arous-
ed ct the success Of tho church q
Bayou Lacombe, which b being
rapidly built, and are determined
not to b surpassed In the Anal -.
suit.
Our Parish superintendent of
Public Schools has just returned
from the Convention held II BATON
Rouge, on the sth and 9Th insts.,
on which occasion b was highly
oomplimsatsd BY Saperintendents
oe old standing and sound knowl-
edge, for his able report and gsn-
efal Remarks On the subject Of pub
lie education.
The stores ct Slidell are doing
we'll, particularly that Of Salmen
Bros, the well known and enter
prising brick makers. They have
just completed . large saw min,
now IN running order, In addition
to Ill their other Improvements
It this plsoe.
Last week W ofganized . branch
Of the'Loan and Building Assoeis-
ton, Of Columbus, Ga, with the
Hon. John e. Guzmaa - our Prssi.
Owing to tie continuous over.
dow Of Nita crevasse, which b still
d00ding the bocd.rs and marshes
o( our Like. The Illinois Central
Railroad b still running through
here to New Orleans 0vef the
Northeastern track. SlEx.