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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

The Bosrd of Supervisors met pursu-
ant TO adjournment and was called to
order by the chairman. Roll called.
Quorum present. The minutes of
yesterdays proceedings were read and
approved.
A communication signed by W. r.
Innes and 123 others recommending
l.. A. Merrill for the position of county
superintendent of the poor was read,
and on motion of Mr.. J. W. Walker
received and laid on the table.
A petition from Ton Taylor was
read. asking to be appointed to the po-
eitlon OF janitor of the new court house
building, aud on motion of Mr.. Loomis
the same was referred to the committee
on cour. house building.
A COMMUNICATION was read from the
state game and fish warden, and on
motion of Mr.. j. w. Walker the same
vas referred 10 the committee on
finance, for it's report rs to the propri-
city of paying deputy wardens accord
Ing to the convictions had.
A petition was read from the register
of deeds, asking that certain abstract
books in his Office be copied at the ex-
pense Of Kent county, and on motion
of Mr.. sullivan the same was referred
to the committee on public buildings.
A petition was read from the county
treasurer asking that committee be
appointed to investigate an error made
IN December. 1890, in transferring de
linquent taxes amounting to s3l.Os
from the tax record to the ledger, by
which sad sum was placed to the
credit OF Alpine township. when it
should have been credited to Algoms
township. and on motion of Mr.. suIl.-
van The sane was referred to the com
nistee on rejected taxes.
A petition from Helen NJ. Mathews
vas read asking the board TO cause TO
te refunded to her an excessive tax
amounting TO nine hundred dollars,
levied against her in 1890. and on mo-
son OF Mr.. Emmons the same was re-
ferred To the committee on rejected
saxss and the supervisor OF the Tenth
ward.
A petition from William Sharp was
read asking the board TO cause to be
refunded to him an alleged excessive
TAR levied against him in the Tenth
ward in the year 1890. and on notion
cf Mr.. Benjamin the same was referred
90 the committee on rejected taxes
and the supervisor Of the Tenth ward
A petition from Harry L. CresweII
was read. asking the board to cause to
be refunded 90 him an alleged excessive
tax of slt.5e. levied against hlm IN the
Second ward in TIE year 1890. and on
motion Of Mr.. Uirieh the same was re-
fsrred 70 the Committee on Rejected
Taxe. and the supervisor of the second
ward.
petit,on from Lillian NJ. spsuldinr
~ss read, asking the beard 70 cause 10
ts retunued 70 oFA ~ 1trkc" ettoa-
.,.s TAR of s42la. pad Dy her IN the
second ward daring eighs wears last
,s.s. and on motion of Ar. J. W.
walker the same vas referred 10 the
,a,rsssse on Rejected Tsses sad the
unerv;sor of the second ward.
p.tston from Diana sinspsor ~ss
v,.a. asking shs board 70 cause 10 se
.ss,,rssra 10 hef an alleged excessive
a. AZ xlass levisa against her n tie
n~nshsp Of Lo~ssi = TIE year isas
..s =, rsotion OF MF. Ksnrssns TIE
go ga. referred 70 shs sosnfnss tee 81
u-,.e,ed Tsxe- snd shs tapess 80 II
en- sa~r<hsp cf ko~~H
.~s.s.sa fzena cstsel.s kstsms<s'
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

THURSDAY, October Is, 1891.
The Board of Supervisors met pursu.
ant to adjournment and was called to
order by the chairman. Roll called
Quorum present. The minutes of yes
terday's proceedings were read and ap.
proved.
The Committee on Claims made the
following report and on motion of Mr.
Roberts the same was adopted and the
accounts allowed as recommended by
the committee, majority of the mem.
bers elect voting therefor:
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

The Committee on finance made the
following report, and on motion of Mr..
J. w. Walker the same was adopted:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Kent county:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
finance. to whom was referred the pc
titIon of William o. Westfall, assistant
judge of the police court OF the city Of
Grand Rapids, for compensation for his
services as Judge of said court, referred
to your committee in the June session,
1891, of this board, together with the
prosecuting attorney. having with the
prosecuting attorney had the same un-
der consideration, would respectfully
report that the petitioner has been in
constant service as such judge and as
sstspt Judge since April 90, 1891; that
he has drawn his legal salary from that
date until the death of Judge Holmes,
the latter drawing his salary until that
date, the 18th day Of June, 1891. Since
that date the petitioner has performed
the full duties of judge. the city pre-
ferring to pay its share of the salary.
allowed the judge TO serve instead of
ordering . new election to fill the va
csncy caused by the death of Judge
Holmes.
While We find the statute silent as 10
salary of assistant judge during va
cancy in the Office Of judge caused by
his death or resignation, we conclude
in view Of the fact of the services rem
dersd and its onerous duties and the
saving of expense Of an election, and
of the fact of the willingness of the city
of Grand Rapids to grant compensation
At the rate received by the Judge of the
court. that such compensation by the
county would be no more than right
and would recommend that William O.
wsstfall he SLOWED for his services as
Judge of the police court the same legal
compensation ss allowed Judge Holmes
by The county from the date of Judge
Holmes death until the vacancy shall
be filled.
Respectfully submitted,
E. b. CLEMENTS,
:. T. toTsos,
sfwoS sUIfavsv,
Committee on FiHsnce.
Mr. s.glvss offered tbe following
resolution and moved i,s adoption
which prevailed
Resolved. That The ehssrmsn appoint
eomfnsssee ~ FIVE members Of thss
hoard. thrs~ from the fifss representa-
i've district. one from she sscend do
sfsss ssa one ffem TIE shssd 4 .ssftni, 70
seyort 90 ths feasstfsetlns 81 ths eoaess
nta fspss~asshvs districts ss provided
N ssessa sss e Itewelis Anastasea
stssates
~. rfsesof sasssa mai t.se shassshsn
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Constable bills made
adopted
the
yotn therefor:
Tot eHonorabl Boardofs fsupervs
following the
ane follows:
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

70 Braofs o perv rs Kent co unity
Committee Equsson whom referred the
Rapids
rolls relatively
equazd
Will equal submit
board the results further
eration of
Basis of equalization for the 10000
Per raised
Per cent raised by townships SCI
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

% honorable Board Of Supervisor Of
allowance follows
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
REMARKS.

]. w. WALKER,
JAMES Hull,
JACOB A. SHIFTS.
JAMES WARD.
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

The Committee on Pabilc Buildings
made the following report, and on mo-
tloa of Ar. Ro6erls the same Was ae-
eeptei and adopted
io the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of
Kent County.
GENTLEMEN - Your Committee on
Public Buildings, 10 whom was referred
the matter OF entering into contract
with the ketehun Furniture Company
OF Toledo. ONO, for the furnishing of
the new court house. respectfully give
the following summary OF their pro-
cednre slnce the adjournment of this
board on July Sd last. On July 8 your
committee came together pursuant to
call from its chairman. for the purpose
OF making complete schedule of the
furniture required to properly furnish
the said building, and IN order that
your committee should know more
fully the amount required for the sew
eral offices. the various county officials
were invited TO meet with your COM
mittee and assist IN making the schedule
Tor their particular Office, and IN this
manner your committee in its judg-
ment made as complete list as is posi-
BILE at this time. On July your COM
mlttee having completed the schedule.
at late hour before adjournment,
passed . resolution authorizing the
chairman and secretary of the commit
tee to sign the contract with the said
ketchum Furniture Company in be-
half of the committee, which they
did after the said contract had been
examined and approved by the prose-
cutting attorney. A copy of the sche-
dule. contract aud specifications are
hereto attached.
Respectfully submitted.
n. o. SCHENRRHoRS,
CHAs. G. HoGADoNE,
NJ. j. ULRICH,
F.. C. WooDwoRTH,
FRANK LADNER,
Committee on Public Buildings.
The special committee on vault Ak
lures made the following report, and
| on motion OF Mr.. J. w. Walker the SUBJ
ject matter was placed upon the special
order for tomorrow:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
Of Kent county, Michigan:
Gentlemen: Your committee, to
whom was referred the matter of vault
fittings for the new court house build
ing, respectfully represent that they
have not been able to reach any con.
clusion different from the reports made
by them at the June session of the
board, and herewith report back to the
board the whole subject matter to take
such action rs in it's judgment may be
for the best interests of the county.
Respectfully submitted,
Il. b. LOOMS,
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY,
A. l.. SKINNER,
Per A. E. Cox.
CHARLES d. SrEBBINs,
J. w. WALKER,
CYRUS E. PERKINS,
Per A. B. Mason.
t. GOULD,
| JAMES HILL,
Committee.
The Committee on finance made the
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Respectfully submitted:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Catholic Church.

St. Mary Of Mt. Caras,cl churcl,
was figelwith&Asgc congregations
;I"thcsorn'ng and evening. Sun
day last, REV. Father Hayden.
of Naieheszi,;; s;tten,ftd in PLACE of
Esther :Lerndhp WHO Is: IN cha,gc
of Greenxille during the absence
of the pastor.
FathsraHayleH. IS y .4cssss,cA and
eloquent priest, and his Sermons
were listened: to,witl, marked at
tcntion by many present who were
not Of his fold. besides the men,
bers of his congregation.
1t is expected that Rev. Father
Hayden will again visit this con-
gregation on the second Sunday of
August.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18


There was an excursion party
of ladies and gentlemen on the
steamer Stella .VViltls, when she
reached this place Tuesday night.
They were friends of tho boat in
pointe Coupee, who had gotten
aboard the steamer on her way
down, to make the round trip to
Natchez aud return. From the
gaiety prevailing and the lively
manpeEip which the guests were
"tsippiAg the light fantastic toe,"
it was notsthAicult Is immag,ne
thntatkey were bent on having a
glorious time Of it, and in this
they no doubt succeeded admira-
by. - 80.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

BAYOU SARA LUMBER Gonna
ny's mill is running constantly
and industrious'y and, ,wc are
told, is turning out q very superb
or quality of iumier. This is the
leading industry, in the manufac-
turing limo, ut present in our
midst, and VIC arc glad to be able
to say is being properly patronlzed
and sustained. Recently the sub
jcct of establishing cotton seed
oil mill has been revived. We
have, upon scveral-occasions, re-
1ferrcd. to this latter subject, set
ting forth the peculiar advantages
Of our location for the business
and urging action upon the part
of our business men. II is ear
ncstsl} t9 I've houeq that tits sub
juct ws!r:.Lc. 'atlisely s.41vassed
and pushed forward to Il success
full termir:,tion: then in time may
.tfiHAhow tkaeExAptlustriqs that: Sill |
Maken QUIZ communtty ~ftbns Fhd
fatal standstlll condition that
seems to aral.zc i,nkfforts ut the
present ti'pc-if not, .wo are slcs-
tined: before long:to join ad.:tho
march of retrogression.-
:. y. u ii =. ,ssftE12I-Ik2 :
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

MIR. CLARK. to the public:-I wish to
say to nay friends and the public, that
regard Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best
preparation in use for Colic'and Diarr-
hoea. 1t is the finest selling medicine
ever handled, because It always gives
sa'isfaetton:--Q, Il: CLAsK ;0rargeyille
Texas X For sale. ~ TNk. kiu6~rd0nf
Co. -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
:Asses S 9
TAx.PAx11a.
Office OF Assessor.
St Eraprisvilke Ia. Time "a 1891


...'... Office .of, Assessor.
:. St. Francisyilfe, La, June Is, 1891.
All persons liable TO taxation upon
any description of properly whether real
or movable are, hereby p9tified that, in
conformity 10 Section II 81. Acts5. 1888,
(Revcnue Act) Of the listing Of the pro-
perry, and the estimated valuation
therein made by the ASSESSOR in accor-
dance with law. and THAI the said lists
will be exposed In the office Of the As,
SCISSOR for inspection and correction, for
u term of:twenty COZ days, beginning
next afte1 the ten .(l0) days required for
notice rs herein provided have expired.
Alttax-paycrs are earnestly invited to
avail themselves Of the opportunity af-
forlctl to make known .hcir objections
TO ansasSssnes:. and 10 esttheir cor
Ioctness in the manner pro vidfra@by law.
:. +. L: POWELL.
ASSESSOR.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
BAYOU SARA ;P. o..

Business JIoCrs-frs,m -. NJ. to r.
-, m. Sunday it0urs.& ~ 10 y. ft,. :i't::.-
-, straiien and Money Order llOurs,-s';i'
m. to 8 p. ~. :. =:
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Closes. in r. Railroad. Arrives
2:2t p. nj: ".tit, Train; ma: Sr ." ~,
Hates Rouge 4 Bayou ssra. (sivss).
.. :. is.1e. Dafly 5<xsepi sandays) at s din.
hue t. Arrive ut q ~ p. M. 81
Nsschez l. B.yo" Sara. (rivcr).
Clssea, Tuesday. ThursdSy 4 Saturday
at ~ y. N.
Due to Arrive. Wednesday. FRIDAY anu
Il; IS se; <: 1t&k;;5Rp, =.
i'OsrnAsTEk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
CONsecratiOn of a Cemetery.

: On Monday. July 20, instant.
the Israelites ofrhis town will
consecr;ite their new Cemetery ut
4 O'Clock p. n, Revs. Kline,
Of Baton Rouge, and Kohen, of
Woodville, will ofticlaic.
A Public Lecture Will be given
at Freyhan's Opera House. at Z
o clock p. H., same date, which
the public arc cordially invited to
attend.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

Now it the time TO provide yourself
and family with n reliable rcmedy TOT
bowel complaints. 1t Ia almost certain
I, ,,e needed. and no family can afforti
70 t,e without II. Il costs but > srtac and
H0 u The aseons II wing much SUI
lrriux. II not life. There are many dts.
srrent remedies In use. hut Chamber
lain.r Collie, ChOlrrA and Diarrl'Oes
h.p,-dy T. undoubtedly tho best. II
and ~ cent. bottles Tor sale by l.. p.
kil,Ouruc ( Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

.. M. n. Brasseaux, 0sir.new su-
porintendant Of tho roads,, COM
meuced work on tho etreets of this
town~ He has inspected the onl.
vert just, belew. the SENTINEL Of
Gee and will put needed repairs
Upon 1t as soon as the proper ma
turial can be provided.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

family, and Tic fire took place on
the roof Of the Kitchen from
sparks from the hue. 1t was
speedily cxtingulshed, after slight
damages, by citizens in the imnc-
date vicinity. Had the flames
not been promptly suppressed,
the obstruction Of the Church
building would certainly have fol-
lowed and perhaps also the entire
souarc.s So
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Purely Personal.

Rev. Father p. &. Hayden, Of
Natchcz, honorod us with IL great
~ npprcciatcdcal on Monday just
before taking lis departure for
that city.
Mrs. Jacob Flonachcr who has
been suffering IL long and painful
illness is. VIC arc glad to know,
better ut the time Of our going to
press.
! Mr.. George Newman is ut home
in this village, spending among
| friends the vacation Of his school
tine A. \ NJ. College, Baton
Rouge. 80,
Mr.. Louis Harris left for New
Orleans on Wednesday. We
heartily wish him success while
we sincerely regret hisAlcpnrture
from our midst.
Miss Ell. A;!duoiin who has been
visiting tho f:,nuly,of Mr.:C. W.
Tempcl, St. Franc'sv.llc. return.
ell to her nome ut Hope Willis =
much to the. regret Of her numcr-
Gus friends here, on Thursday
Miss ;Fr..mkiE RdeilIi6 passed
through here on Tuesday for her
home near New Texas from Lake
land. having closed her school;f for
The summer. *Slie was cordially
received in Bayou Sara and st.
Erancisviilc by ii large number Of
attached friends.
Mr.. Francis X. Austen has
been suffering greatly throughout
the week, froi,, the effects Of con-
tact while in the woods recently,
with poison ivy, .(rhus tocicode't-
a1om.) or what is better known in
this section as poison oak.
Miss Dona Smith departed on
steamer j. f. Trutlcau, sunday
UItCEU~IUUs SOI DOuNVNSouSH'Ss
where she will remain several
weeks visiting relatives and
friends, and returning will bring
will, her her sister, Miss Belle,
who IS ut school ut tho convent in
that town.
It gives us unspcakahlo pleas
urc to lie aclc to say that Mr.. Jno.
F. Irvine, 81. who is receiving
treatment ut tho Hotel Dieu, New
Orleans Mt the hands of the most
eminent physicians Of that city, is
very greatly improved and is in a
fair way to complete and speedy
restoration to health, Mr.. Irvine
has been severely afflicted over
since his recent recovery from la
grippe, by an absccss III the head,
which neccssitated several trying
surgical operations. The gentle
man y numerous friends in West
Felic,ana will rejoice with us ut
his favorable condition.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Bayou Sara Il Bst011: Rouge.
US. nGa111 HtsS!annoH
T. CLEON,. -
). Il. 44ssef. zzss;s- Es1.ster
q. :O.r
styAts In

.:.., - =: :U,r,:- s.. -; ;.
Leaves Bayou Slga daily (Sun-
day esSeIeed) aEbs30 n.rih.': Re
turning leaves Baton Rouge at, 4
o'cucK s.: nj: Of tht: Arrival Of the
p 'ss1ht!t xa. |tf*'"&roea New Y Or
passengsrssfrom siSayou :Ssltsa
Found for POINTS Below Baton
Rouge, will httte: 3ttk6s' Hours in
the the , Capital Gty.e Rs{oFe Is tsak,ng
served on board. For particulars
applH+on.lp AAF.sA%
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
ISucklcAs'S 1fAica S:llve..

THE BI.sr SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhe-
!um,.. Fever Son;,- Xc1er,. Cf:,pped
Hands. Ch''blains. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions. ami positively cures lies.
or no paN zsq"iY4f les gu:iraneed TO
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. PRICE d c..4,as:Per box. For
sale by l.. p. kilboprne&.Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Alarm of Fire.

At 1880 a. nj. Thursday, an an
arm was sounded in Bayou Sara
for 81 fire at the parsonage of
Methodist Episcopal Church IN
that town. The parsonage is oc-
cupicd by Mr. Isaac Paine and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
WARMING.

FROM and after this date 8 II hunting
with gun or Otherwise oh IIiGHEAND
PLANTATION, will he considered tres
passing and offenders will be prssecut-
ed'to The frjflcs- nxtcat " the T.ANr
NIB ~, NR>. ELEANOR L. HARRcw
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Feliciana Sentinel.
SATURDAY. July 18th, 1891.
AsellglOas Services.

CAruOJ &c CHuRCII Fran:i.
Lsnissye Withhold sea vices on the Second
SUNDAY I. al each month Nh follows: High
Mass Mt ~ n. M. Cate ii ism ut ! p. ia
llevs tons. In accordance with the sea
con, At 3 T.. IA.
CmuRcH- Morning SER
vice viii hy held by Rev. Isr. w. X.
IIouylnx, rector If Grace Church. every
SUNDAY ut II -. IN. Sunday school 1T
3 40 u. m. Sunday evening services ut
Z 40 p. ni.
N. f.. CMinCU SO,T".-Arro!Nr-
nE]kfS FOX lS8!I.-RAYOC SARA StI-
Culr4-Servi,p held evcry,.M SUNDAY
81 each month. Mt II . clock Il. ns.. and
D. m. Sunday school every sunday
REV. Tut,s. w EEOwS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

Tomorrow win hc Ninth San
dsy after Peutecest, also Feast Of
St. VINCENT de.Panl, founder of
the Congregation Of tho. Mission.
omLuzsris.s. sod "f the Sisters of
Chart 4 Gnspe,. st. Luke Chap.
XIX. vcracs Al to A.: Ju'us weers
over JofueA lem.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18
Proceedings Police Jafy.


ST. Francisyillc, la, July 18th, 1871.
Police Jury met III special ses-
sion. Present: j. w. DctIcric!s,
President Duncan Stewart, Rich
ara 4;utie.4 $, L.. lAsvergnc; W.
A. Porter and e. +. Decker. -
! = Reading minutes of meeting pf:
June dispensed with. =.
The following bills were APP
proved and ordered registered.
Z NJ Barrow maint PRISONS May 81. 25
:. maintain. prisoners 1910
- :: : bringing Joe john
son from +. Felician:: Parish GO
g NJ Barrow bringing Geo. Wes-
ter front Arkansas. ...:...... % p
VIM Douglas ci'n.g G 'ifMay inc . 90
e Baincs CON 3 ward 5 months 3 IS
& NJ Barrow conveying Amy n
Rca 10 lnsane !AHyfpm. .:.... 5 90
G NJ Barrtw conveying ; pris mrs
Joe Harris. .l.ol,crt:white aml:r ::
Jno Loving from IT Coupcc.. . 50
I. w Brandon; for books for
Clerks Office. ............ p IS
j Frcyhan & Co. 3 81
:E l. Austen. up: : waf.l mes. 8 20
W. II Taylor Jail r>hy Stefan mo Is ~
DR.. j w. Yea post naortem on y
body of-I::.&ifA Mitchell. ...... 10 90
l. +, kilseylpes: .c...-..-x.".. ~
Feliciana ssdtMcl' printing mo % %
Lawson 81 Adams was instructed
to make aNtsfepair bridges on
Fancy Point:rdasl. ., -
v. \: !,aarter, police Jaros from
tn ward WY .'nstractcet TO have
bridges repaired in his ward and
present h,l's to this body.
Bill 'of@ AeS5chies;neer burying
pauler Is. sand w. Ii. BARROW,
justice peace 9Th ward 6 months
IS. npproy6.i.' :.
Res2lyea-That the rate Of tax
alton he fixed ut. six (6) mills for
parish purposes and ono. mill for:
the Public School for the current
year 1891. =
Upon Il petition of the voters
of the eth ward to change the
polling place from Jones' Store
to A. &. Wlnn's store. 1t was
resolved that said change he made
and vote was taken, same WAS
carried by Il unanimous vote.
The Clerk Of Police Jurj was
instructed to submit Il statement
to the Auditor of the State of:tl,e
names of persons in this parish
doing business subject TO license,
also to- check off those who have
paid, showing Il list ofthose unbaid
for the use of this Police Jury.
The attention of n. Brasscaux,
Road ovcrsccr, is called to the
condition Of the Culvert opposite
Mrs. Stockings property and to
have same repaired.
BOARD OF REVIEW.
Police Jury organized rs a board
of review. ;
Present: J. W. De.lcrick,
President; II. +. Butler, Duncan
Stewart, w. \. Porter, S. l..
Lavcrgne and G.. e. Decker.
On motion it Wigs rcsoifel that
the assessment IL the ,ateck III
trade Of Mrs. y. AleSsnaer be-
reduced from 5000. to $500.
The assessment Of, il trade
VIM. Harrison. was 'fstauicd ut
$4,000: -. - ::::t.ts:s;
The assessment Of sG,tizen's
Bank. IL remain: same ;.Sfcvio"s-
~ 5000: =. 49,
No further business board adj
journed sine die.
J W. DEDERICK, =:
&: +: DEcs+shS: PKEaiDExr;
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

1000 Gallon Cistern : - ~
A. KluGs & Bios, 60 Pcrdido, ST.
New OrIcans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

Mr.. Richard Clark. Of Port
Hudson. la. marrics on Oct. 10,
Miss Adlie White, of bayou Sa-
.ra, La.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

3, Tie Emporium for Spring an'
Summer Millinery is ut the store
~ Nr.. J.f. Austen, foot of the
hill.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

Ayers Hair yigor has 9ng h"''' the
first place as Il hairsdressing, in the es-
ti,ha.ious ii The :ps,blic Ladies find
that this prcparationv gives a beautiful
gloss to the hair, s9asp1,skeatlemcn use j.
to prevent baldness and cure hun,ors in
the scalp. -"1~e'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

II there is anything in names,
the two most polite languages of
E.ropc should l,e Polisl. and Fin
nish.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

The (A,ree Church Bssnch of
the W. 4. will hold an all day
meeting "Wednesday July 22ss' t'c-
ginning ut q. Il. III.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-07-18

Remaining in tho Post Office. BaNS,'
SassaG Aa Gwco&-- Andirg Jo9tfssf,
s.saf- Ttsa
Areal, Milly, Mcbride Cap NJ v,
Curtis, Emma Mack, Alice.
Carter, a ia Matthews, Becky,
Deote, Mary, Perkins, Scott,
Grey, Yprh, :. Phillips, Frank, =
Hayes. Rebecca Pemble, Prof Il B,
Harrison. James, Peife, I'heo G.,
Liar, Ellar, Swain, Henry,
McBtlde, Cap Jno, sciame, Salvatore,
Walker, Louisa, Woods, Little,
White, John.
Persons calling for any of these let
era will please say advertised.
f. n. MUMFORD,
POSTMASTER.