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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
No Change in Schools.

SpecIaI TO the OIobe.
ST.. CLOUD. Oct. 22-rhe attention of
Bishop Zordetti having been called to
recent statement in Some of the papers
10 the effect that it was proposed to
turn the Catholic paroehial schools here
over to the board of education in this
city, today wrote a letter stating that
the parochial schools will remain as
NOW.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
Broke the Sabbath. ,

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi, Oct. 22.-In the
case of The State VS.. Mrs. Mary Spilker,
of Inver Grove, the defendant was found
guilty of Sabbath breaking, and adj
judged to pay fine, with costs, amount
ing in all to 1926.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
Open for Business.
Special to the Globe.

Special 70 The Globe.
WINoNA, Oct. 22.-Tbe new govern
ment building, erected at cost of s175,-
600, was occupied by the postoffice de-
partment for the first time to-day. Last
night 1t was thrown open to the public
and between 5000 and 5000 people took
occasion to pass through the building
and its departments
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
Brick Mason Drowned.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 22.-Peter Luz
cier, brick mason. was drowned in the
st. Louis river at New Duluth late last
night while attempting, with three 9TH
ers, to cross in a boat, which capsized.
Deceased was forty-fve years old, and
leaves wife and child in st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
Lost a leg.

Special 20 the GLOBE
MILLER, S. D., oct. GA sevcn-year-
old son of Robert Scott to-day had one
leg cut off by a moving machine, FROM
the effects Of which he may die.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
Get a Virginia Franchise.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS. Oct. ga. II. Truax. of
this city, and j. r. Howes, of Duluth.
have secured the franchise for street
railway in Alexandria, Va, and expect
10 begin operations shortly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
Held for Trial.

Special to the Globe.
DEVILS LAKE,N. D., Oct. 22.-James
Jolly, arrested at ST. John, n. D.. for
selling liquor to Indians, was held for
trial in the United States court in the
sum of S400.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
HE is BApTIsED.

The Condemned Man Becomes u
Catholic.
Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Oct. 22.-After his
mother left Goheen wrote several letters
and received Father Lange, who stayed
with him till noon. He ate another
hearty meal. Father Albrecht. of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-23
WHIPPED a BOY.
Conclusion of the Trial of Miss
Susan Jones.
special to the Globe.

Special to the Giobe.
WINoNA, Oct. 22.-All the testimony
in the case of The State VS.. Miss Susan
Jones, a teacher in the public schools,
charged with maltrcating one of her pu-
pits, Willie Fort. was concluded at noon
to-day. and the case taken under adj
visement by Judge Allen. The boys
mother testified that the injuries re-
ceiyed by the boy were such as to make
him delirious; that he received a blow
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
lFRoa TursDAr's DnLr.l
SAL.NIAGUNDI.

l.. L. Bradley and Joe Williams,
OF Deeth, came down Yesterday.
Miss Barbara Lang and Jerry
Shcehan came up on No. l this morn.
ing.
a ii load OF sea lions, en- route to
Chicago, passed through on this
mornings train.
j. l.. Hailock, cx.Controller OF Ne
vada, is cashier OF the Palace Hotel.
san francisco.
Tho Young Peoples Opera Co. will
give their entertainment ut Freeman
Hall on Monday night next.
Geo. bartholomew, formerly OF this
place, 10 Of RUBY Valley, came down
yesterday as a witness in tho Morris
case.
Geo. p. Robinson and family left
on No. l this morning for their ranch
in i;rby Valley, where they will spend
the Summer.
John T.. Alexander, ex.Attorney
General OF Nevada, died at Pervis,
Cal, last Tuesday.
j. G. Lee, OF Tecona, and Fred
Wilson, Of T~uscarora, are in town.
having been called here as Jurors in
tho District Court.
Henry NoFsinEer, Deputy Sheriff of
Humboldt county, came up last night
on No. to attend court rs "a witness
in the Morris murder case.
Eureka Scntincl:-The wife OF Can
tain A. ID. Rock OF this place died "a
few days ago in Butte City, Montana,
where she was visiting her son.
4. G.. Dawlcy, has sold his band Of
horses numbering lGj heal To John
Tinnen for 5000, Mr.. Dawley only
TcservinG n stallion and saddle horse
The proposed sale OF tho Joanna
group of mines scar Ely has been de
clarcI of. says the White Pine News,
because Of the litigation over tho title
IL tho mines.
The vcnirc OF seventy jurors drawn
TO serve at the term of court now in
session. was exhausted this morning
in this Morris ease and a second vcnirc
Of fnrty vas drawn made rcturnable
at ! o'clock - morrow evening. Al
the time OF going 10 press Il jury in
the case OF the Cinnamon is being Sc
cured.
Al G7iswold. Of Lamoillc, camo in
yesterday, bringing with him the
Imported Shire stallion Kymc Tom
CI5l1). Tho horse was imported Jan.
II, 1883, and has lately been brought
here from Montana. Persons inter.
estod in fine stock should not fail TO
personally inspect Kymo Tom, who j.
pronounced 10y competent judges "a
he tho finest stallion Of the class in
the Stale.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
lFRo4 MONDAYS DAHL
SALaiAGUNDI.

NJ. Badt, OF Wells, came down this
morning.
John L. Sullivan passed through on
Nc. 1 yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. +. g. Mcclellan returned
homo last Friday from Austin.
Mrs. a. G. Dawlcy came dom from
Ruby Valley yesterday on No. 4.
Hon. d. V. Johnston cavo the
INDEPENDENT Office IL friendly call
this morning.
Ed. Bingham and Frank Curicux,
OF Tuscarora, gave this Office Il friend
ly call this morning.
1t III said that the statesmen Of tho
e. o. y. are already casting lots for the
place OF tho Plumcd Knight.
a large number OF citizens from all
parts OF tho county arc in town to-
day, being called hero as jurors.
John OfDonncll was convicted
Saturday, by a Storey county jury, Of
HI assault with intent to kill his wife.
S;ute Senator Williams camo up
from the west Saturday night, ard
went TO Tuscar IRA yesterday on tho
stage.
The Illinois Legislature has ALLOTTED
n resolution recommending the Hon.
Wan. VI. Springer as Speaker OF tho
next House OF Representatives.
n you want anything in the sad
dlcry or harness limo james Brain has
it in his store, and will sell it To YOU
as cheap as You can get it anywhere
in the State.
Don't send away from HON" for any
thing that you can get from the mcr-
chants and business mel of your own
town. Let us all help each other and
keep our money ut home.
Silver S;ate:-Miss Josephine Cody,
wl.ileo out riding yesterday, was thrown
from her horse and had her collar.
bone broken. DIR. Cartwright set the
broken bone and tho young lady is
doing well.
Hank Keith and .Jos5o :Stinson lott
yesterday by private conveyance Tor
;ho Seven Devils country in Idaho.
We ho.e tho boys will make u big
strike and come back To Elko tospcnd
their fortu.IoS.
In the District Court the day has
been occupied b. drawing Il jury in
the Morris case. At the hour Of go
ing 10 press HcTcn jurors have bs,n
accepted with the usual final chal-
icnsoS yet to b. made.
4 largo number OF people assembled
at the church last evening 10 attend
tho Worlds Gospel Temperance
Meeting, and all were we'll pleased
with the exercises, which consisted
OF Songs, rccltntIouE, etc.
Tho l~%DErETDrSr learns that there
will be a tcachors' institute held in
Elko some time during the Summer.
and that Prof. Ring, State Supcrin-
tendcnt, will conduct il. Every
Teacher in the county should attend
II and take part in tho exercises.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
Brcy fnSIc.

Il. j. Laws, John Forbes, J. Il. Hart
and Mir. Suman returned last Friday
from the mines at BreyfogIe. They
were six days and nights making the
trip down from Candrlaria. Mr.
Laws says there is not more than -
men at In" mines, aud very little is
being done. Only one nau is work
ing for wages. There is no money in
circulation. Everybody is broke and
waiting for something TO turn up.
On the Montgomery claim several
holes have hccn sunk along the lodge,
which has an average width OF siX feet.
Mr.. Laws horned several samples
From some ho got II little gold and
from others he got none, but the
owner claim that it will average $40
per ton. The orc will have Ia he con.
ceniratod. Montgomery is expected
daily with n small mill aud money 10
work with. Meantime things arc at Il
standstill.
Wood is convenient and can lie had
for 81 per cord. 4 sawmill near by
can furnish lumber, and there are
several springs Of water which arc
capable Of being piprd to the mines.
Taken all in ali, Brcyfoglc iG an I'M
known quantity. \ big mineral belt
exists tGcrc, hut whether it is rich
enough 10 puy, nothing buthard work
and plenty Of it can determine.
Desert turtles aro plentiful along
the road. They are exact counter
parts Of tho salt water turtles, aud
exist in the searching sands Of the
Observation-Disclosures Bulletin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
A CnIorcd Preachers ISinancirring.

Tho Now York Herald gives tho fol.
lowing Interpretation Of tho licv. Pink
Pluch's idea OF l]inancicring: "E II
man fails in bizncss fru his own fault.
an settles VII his creditors fer 10
cents on do dollnh, nm makes n fnw.
chun on dat way, dcah brcddorn, no
mus oxpcck tor have his accounts
balanced on do Snmo plan when 10
paseos in his checks at do Golden
Onto. An Tell 50, dca trcna, when
no has % pcr cont. knocked or his
good dccda, do remains will cntitlc
him TO go down below an take II front
ncat vii n short poker IN his hand
close up 10 do FRO"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
The Public school.

Tho Elko school closed this after.
noon for tho tcrm and will oDcn again
in September with II now corps OF
teachers. Wc extend To our success.
or n hearty welcome and hopc that ho
may 10 more successful IN his work
than so have been. TO tho boys and
girls with whom wo have been asso-
ciatod for tho pust five years "a teach
or and pupils We return our earnest
thanks for thor uniformly kind and
c~ortcous treatment. In taking leave
Of you as teacher | shall carry with
mo none but pleasant rccollrctious.
With II hearty God blcss you all, G! bid
you udisu M pupils aud wolcomc YOU
40 friends.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
ora BrttCr Kind.

"That is tho sort Of u man to have
for II husband u who puts his
wifo's ovcrshocs on, though they have
been married ten years"
Mrs. Jibbs mndo this commont on
an itcm sho had lust seen in the
paper.
"Why, dearest" remarked Mr.. j.,
in surprise, "ld do as much for you,
only your darling littlc tootsy. woolsy
ovcrshocs wouldn't 20 on my big
hnofs."
This throwing himself ut her foot,
as it wcre, pacilicl her at oncc.-Dc
troit FREQ Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
Chicago Cattle Market.

Receipts Of catlle for tho week end
ing May -. 1891, G1,000. There has
been u largo falling otT in tho demand
for light cattle, also for rough heavy
cattle caused 10y tho largo supply.
We quote prices at the close OF the
market May 22ud, Is follows:
Extra, i3OlWlj00 III. extra choice,
sj.O0@t$i.l0; Primo Export, Sl15M
800: l;ouGhish export, SJ30m3IJO;
Good to choice, l35pnl5OO H., SjiOl5
$3.50; Medium TO good, il510I35O lbs,
s5.2oU$ $40; Common, lOJO0l3jO lbs.,
81 I58Sh00; Cioics hoifcrs, $35Dm
5l.25, Good COWS and hoiio5s, 5DOJel
si25; Fair to good cows. SDoUln5O
lbs, S22Ja?2.1O; Common to fair
COWS, 9l.50&3i.75; Stock stoors, GlOls
800 lbo., @2.2j&s2.75; Feeding steers,
S5Oal25O Ms, s2.7jW33.25; Veal
calves, 100000 lbs, s3.OOH3jG1;
Mich cows, per head, Sl5o0@si0yuo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
School Report.

Following is n report Of tho Fort
ilnllcck school Tor the mouth ending
May 81, 1901:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
Nathan Franks Opinion.

Nathan Frank Of Missouri, II dis.
gustcd Republican Ex-Conrrcssman,
expresses his opinion Of President
Harrison and his chances Of Icnomi-
nation ~ follows: This country
ducs not want tho son Of u father or
tho grandson Of u grandfather for
President my longer" he declared.
cor course | know that Mr.. Harrison
is II man of some ability, but he is mr.
rognni, mean, selfish md NARROW. 1Io
ran no, possibly got n nomination for
IA second term. I do not believe
Blaine will DO u candidate, for I havo
heard, from ptop'c on whom ] can
rely, that no Is suffering from liright's
disease. In my opinion tho Farmers
Alliance movement will cut very lit
To Gguro. aud II Western maj will DO
nominated for President. aud u man
from tho Northwest for Vico prcsi.
don't. think tho Republican party
will ignore tho East in muking tho
nominations"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31

Yesterday afternoon mn enormous
dark cloud took up its position direct.
~ over Tho town ard commenced
cannonadinI II with n shower Of hail.
stones. This vas kept mp without
intcrmission for nOarly mn hour, md
Bridge street WINS turned into n river.
Considerable damage was done To
Strawberries, etc, growing 10 town,
and tho mir was Gllod with flying
leaves which wcro cut from tho trees
by tho falling sionos. lSilyor State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31

Tho Chronicle says Mrs. L. b. Ycr.
ington was thrown from u hors, ,cs.
to-day morning, and besides receiving
II scvcro shock TO her nerves was
somewhat bruised. Tho horse reared
and foil on its back, throwing i,s
rider 10 tho stono curling. No serious
results from tho acoidont nro antici.
pated.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
Depot IIotei--Clark & Green. FRO.
p%rIetOrS.

a NTfcIl, l-TOs
prietorS.
j B Moore, Ruby Valley.
p Hanson, Wells.
w Blark, Decth.
4 l. Wisker, Oscoola, Mo.
Ben Hayward, Toronto, Canada.
\ T. Lissak, Thos Foster, Mrs G II
Brewer, John Bishop, G + Donaldson,
Carlini j w Powell, Geo J Smith, Il
Bonscr, w III Ennor, Tusrarora; Row
McComb, G NJ Bower, j S Jewett,
Lamoillci IL a Young. Pleasant; G. W
fiurdcsty, Paul S%chillcrstrom, South
Fork; MS BonniticId, FL l. H,ofsinser
Winnemucca; A Hines. W G S:dtt,
S f; VIM Boulin, Wells; A W Fuller
& wife, Coral Hill.
w II Cotant, lfaIlcck.
A Eeboule & vito. Lamoille.
Geo II Wilson, S l..
Camnct, do
Chas L%ampman, Clover Valley.
Frank Wines, Dcoth.
F ReiRken, Lamoille.
Henry Voigt, do
Joe Hennen & family, Pleasant, Jas
McClces, Elko; Ncls Dude kirk *
wife, Mound; Il Bernard, l. Farrell.
Carlin; II + Nofsingcr, Winnomucoa.
Chas Adams, South Fork; William
Smiley, John Crosson, d v johnston,
j McMullen, Dceth; ID Is Williams, T.
j Wright, Geo III Bird, a Wostiuud,
V Murray, + w Dove, Tuscarora;
+ w Harris, Cal; Henry roigt. j IS
Jewett, j Conrad, Lnmoille; William
Gardner, Secret; a Knopf, &C Me.
Arthur, Wm Boulin, = Petty, y
j. Whisman, @ Outlet, NJ Ba,lt. 9
Flanagan, Geo Bartholomew, a Bran.
dish, VIM Congar, Wells; Ed Gooiale.
W WcaIhers, Star; G e Dunn, City;
Jos Jensen, e T. Hays, Ed Goodwin,
John Morgan, Ruby; Walter StoIieI,
Hot Creek; NJ Shearer, A Gll.uth,
North Fork;J Il Perry, Miss Williams,
Salt Lake; Mrs NJ Kcnnda. Lowif;
Mrs a Carey, Love!ocks; G II Hall,
Clrtez; TF Brennan. Leo Scranton
Fort HUlleck; NJ Weston IL wife, China.
John Bishop, Carlin,
AW Fuller, Coral Till p
Turnloy, Halleck.
L Il Vurc, do
Ut Wright, Ruby Valley. 3 i,
ia Robertson, Lanoillo..
Geo W Taylor, Pheasant. v ~ in.
Mrs Reamcr, Bloomington Ill
Alnnscn Reamor, doc
Frank MCGrnw, Ogden.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31
HorEI. ARRIVALS
Gem notei-- Bartictt & os,rcicher.
Proprtetors.

Gem Hotei--Bartlctt q Os,rc,cher.
Proprieto.s.
Vim B Hunt, S F.
Morris Berger. do
A G Murphy, Wells
en- Spencer, Spruccmont.
Chas Greenburg, Miss Fannie MAY.
or, IIalleck; @ Ii Hewett, Alliances;
AG Dasley. Ruby; j b Fitzgerald.
Wm Dye, a a Rose, r Battles, Mas,
ter Wulch, Dan Coll. j b Tulley, Tu.-.
carorn; Mrs NJ Walsh. S r; Jas Rut-
lodge, Carlln; f NJ Wood, ST Case,
Ogden; G " Taylor, Pleasant; CT
Wilkins s. wife, Battle Mountain; d
STruman, Chas Howell, Anstin; y n.
a Mason, Rcno; Tom Atkinson, Salt
Lake.
CIV Burton, Brigham. Utah.
John jackson, do
81 Mateer, Tuscaroru-
VIC Frome, 10
r Bradley, Reno.
WA Williams, Ogden.
Fred Wilson, ruscarora; F J
Cowics, Denver; A n G,iawcla, J
MeCllmons, Hallcck; ] July, Calm;
p Edoff, Oakland; r b Chandler,
Lee; l. l. Bradley, Joe Williams,
Dee'hi Chas Lampman, Clover Val
Icy
Felix Coblentz. Il NJ s~ehocnber:,
f; G NJ Hurshutz, II DAILY, d Daly
Thos Rafferty,, L a Stauts, FCuri.rx
MI Eilenburger, j S Thompson, j v
Murray, "a Way, &C Myers, w II.
ONeil, Il L Bingham, w 9 Corlo. II
a Hillmnn, SERnsoberry, j Tschuly,
Tuscarora; NJ Kuhn, Ogden; c Il Hall,
Cor'ez; Riddle, e L Eycns, Pail.
SADIE; a S Dorsey, Secret Valley G
Riddcll, Ii Armstrong, Star Valley;
Z GriswolI e wife, Jud Daliin, Ed
Odell, Joo Hayward, Lamoilie: j G
Lee, Tecomu; RI Hamill, Wells; w
IL Cotant, Fort Hailcck; John Glen.
denning, Mound; Jas Mccoy, South
Fork; j NJ Dorsey. a C Dorsey, Hal
lcrli; II Badt, Wells.
. NJ b Sherman, Chicago.
Byron II Close, Carson.
l. L Bradley, Deeth.
j Johnson, Tuscarora.
l. Cans Jr, San Francisco.
w Bennott, do
PC Lyman, do
j l. Stinson, do
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-31

John Clendenning, ono OF the
staunch Democrats OF Mound Valley
gave tho l~SDEPGHpENr Office a plcas-
ant call last evening. From him We,
learn that the prospects f'r good
crops Of grain and fruit in tho valley
were never better than ut tho present
time. llc also stated that tho people
oil Mound Valley were unanimously
opposed 10 the proposed railroad from,
CarIin 10 Boise City and the way in
which tho scheme wns foistcd upon
the people Of the county.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1891-03-28

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{ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court, Par
ish of ST. Mary.
: 49,.
Cert Ilirsch, No.
Miss Henrietta Anna Smith. } 1929.

BY virtue If au order OF seiznrc sud
sale issued out Of the Honorable 18th Ju
dicial District Court in and for the Parish
Of st. Mary and to me ERECTED IN the
, above nun bered and entitled snit, | will
, offer for sale vt public auction to the last
and highest bidder, on the terms and
conditions hereinafter me, toned, at the
Conrtlionse Of this parish, in the town
Of ..rank!iii. Oh
SATURDAY, TIE % DAY OF
MAY, A. D., 1891,
between Tie huuls OF II o'clock A. H.,
aud 4 U'c.ucI1 Z. NJ, the folio yiak mon
TONED and described property, t"-wit:
ffa certain lot or psrcel of ground
Wing and h-ing situated ON tho west SHE
OF the Bayou sTeche, in the Parish Of It.
Mary, between the Bayou T.ch. and the
public road leading from Franklin to New
iberia, containing superficial ares Of
thirteen (l3) arpcnts and 81 100 Of an
arpeDt. bounded OH the north or above
BY lane or strip of: hand separating this
from lanes of X. NJ Walnls~y, formerly
Of Whitehouse q Austin, below by la.
belonging to Alfred Pecot, in front b,
said public road and in the rear by the
bayou Techc. with tlp rigllt:in colnmon
with John Piotre Of the road or lane mex;
~ the land formerly of Whi,eiionse Il
Austin, viii all the buildings and inn:
Is thereon situated. 4
IEKAs AID CoSDlrIUSs: To satisfy
zen certain ProniiSary notes dated March
81. 1880, and made and. drawn by defci,-
liant, he;saist notes l,oiHg u. two series III.
i've notes each; being two for tho sim OF
fl8. 81 each, two for &53 20 each. two ioi
= 81 each. two for $1s5. - each. and E,s,,
IW Sors rarh, q Y. Leatiug 4 per esa jin:
ferest from their dafts }itil pail tn
'f which notes one for each si tho nfift.
'sid sums matnrcd'in o.e year from dat.
md one tor each Of til. nfuzpssid ,snp,-
nature in two years from, date. tegeahsl
slti, fe4 i1r cent attornr,'s fees a. xuf
!cient an"'nnt To I've paid ii, cash to satfs
y the>aniunnt Of the nHtss dow dire, a,id
N terms Of credit IL correspond wish thu,
maturity Of the nnn,xfht;,l totes, >:t,
A.G. FKEKE,
- 81 ~, 49, l.
Sherid
Shrrift's Office, Parish st. Mafyy.1
a., March 2S.h. 1891. I
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March2S,91-tf.

We call the attention Of four
reader to the. advertisement Of the
New Orleans Loan, Building and
Savings Association that appears
n this issue.
This Company is one of the. best
in the South, and those who wlsh:: to
join Building land Loan Asso:'a-
ton would do we'll by consulting
Mr.. Block before placing their
shares.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1891-03-28

A branch organization of the
New Orleans Loan, Building and
Savings Association has been
formed at Charenton with the fo..
lowing officers; e. Bercegeay
President; 4. Veeder V. President:
DR.. L. F. Pecot Secretary and
Treasurer; Dou Caffery and j. s.
Martel' Attorneys. The Board OF
Directors are as follows: E. Ber-
cegeay, A. Veeler, DR.. Pecot, II.
Delhaye, A. Wolford, E. Richard
J. P. Mendoza, L. Bloch.
Mr. Z. Bloch is special agent
for this parish, and has secured
nearly $500 stock in Franklin
and ueae'y eoo, 900. IN the par:
u
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NOTICE..

TIE annual III. citing of the Stock
holders Of the BANNER Printing
and Publishing Conran limited
vii; be held in the Ut:i,e OF Hon
Donelson Caff"ry, Franklin, on
Monday, April 8, 1891. for the pur.
lOse of e!rcting Il board Of five
directors. and Othe, Off * r. to- serve
until The first Monday of Aprh,
1892.
John A. VNieH,
Secretary.
Mar14.4f. s-s-
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"Slippings" Dou't Count.

The New York Sun tells q story
Of two exemplary young people
who we're in the psrlor one nj gbt
when the subject Of. .HJack, the
Kisser was mentioned. TIE young
lady said she did not believe any
man could kiss q girl without her
consent. Hc took issue with her,
and to test the matter proposeftley1
try it After . sharp. struggle he
kissed her, and feeling hef help
lessness she let him. kis. rhsf several,
tilnes before he released hJF. Yheu
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1891-03-28
CONSUMPTION CURED

CONSUMPTION CURED
An Old physic ian, retired from pratics
having had placed in his hands by al
East Indian missionary the fdrmul. Of a
simple vegetable remedy for iBsoachit,s,
Catarrh. Asthma snd all tLk4at and
Lung Affections. also . positive Aiids rat.
ll.a! cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative pawen, in thou
sands Of cases, has felt it H. duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows
ActuaI Il by tn . motive aud 4 desire to
relieve human suffering, viii send free
o change, to all who desire j ta,s re
cipe, in German, Frercn y shfiisl, with
full direction. Ior brepa,iIg and Eseing
Sent by mail by addressing With stamp,
naming this pa''er.
W. A. Moves. $40 Powers Block, Ro
chester, n. Y
March II 81 If
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1891-03-28

There is NO doubt now that we
viii have q large barrel factory
located here, with capital stock
of s75, 900 OF 600, 600. This is an
enterprise that is bound to pay for
the simple reason that St. Mary
parish alone will use most of the
output. We use 4 great quantity
Of barrels, why not manufacture
them at homei .:;..