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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

iiIe NCw orleans PIvayUnD - one OF ~
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Special Contributions of Pearl Rivers
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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Resolved That, ten dollars be
appropriated for relief of True
blood, paupcr, to he paid to Mr..
Wn. Stewart.
Resolved That, all licenses be
fixed the same us state license.
:, ID. Barrow, 4. T.. Butler and
4. Il. Decker were appointed Il
committee to examine the Treas
urcr's and Sheriff r books and to
form Il budget Of expenses for
1891.
Treasurers Report showing (,
balance registered against the par
ish to date $2lS2. 50.
The bid of the EELIC1ASA SE:i-
TI>EL to do the parish printing
during the year 1891 for one hum
drcd {sloo,) dollars payable in
quarterly lnstalmcuts, is hereby
accepted.
No further business the jury
adjourned.
} W. DEDERICK,
{. +. DECKER, PRESIDENT.
Clerk
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Sunday, Jan. IS, third Sunday
Of the month, Is the day for the
regular visit of Rev. Ykos. w.
Brown to the Methodist Ep,sco-
pal congregation of this place.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
Purely Personal.

We are happy to be able to say
that little Ethel, daughter of DR..
l.. p. K,I5ournc, who recently
sustained injuries to an arm by >,
fall is getting on finely.
Rev. Father Laforest, accompa-
MED by Mr.. t.. Pcrranlt, paid us {,
welcome ca! on Saturday last du-
ring their passage through this
place from New Orleans to New
Texas.
Mr.. Joe Gutmann recently Il
salesman III the store of A. Harris
resigned his position and took his
departure for the Crescent City
on Wednesday.
Mr.. W. A. Porter, the new
member of hc'poiicc Jury from
the 7th ward, an \ No. ! printer
and an accomplished gentleman,
gave us the pleasure Of a call on
Monday last.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Gus Browns low prices make
his beautiful goods all bargains.
The newest designs of toys at
Browns.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Tomorrow, Sunday. Jan. II, is
in Octave of the Epiphany. Cos
pei, St. Luke, Chap. II, verses AZ
to 50: Jesus is found amongst
the Doctors.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

You may talk all you want but
Brown is headquarters.
Brown knowing how to pur-
chase can certainly sell cheap.
Call and be convinced.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Go to headquarters your money
Will ga fartbercst ut browns.
Gus Brown will have Il branch
toy store under Ereyhan's Opera
House.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

The proceeding, OF the Police
Jury at <hcir january session Will
i,c found in this iSs-;.a.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Mr. C!ia>. Wcydcrt hats IN I'M
s,ortant notice in this issuc-onc
that we advise all to read as It's
rcrusal may save some il dea! oi
expense in the future.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

All our readers, the ladies more
particularly. will find the card of
Mrs. f. NJ. Crocker, appearing
to-day for the first time in this
journal, of special interest. We
refer to it under the head of New
Advertisements.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

More people fer from constipation
than any other cause. Cascariuc is the
only posi- tive cure.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
Proceedings Police Jury.

st. Francisville. Jany. 5. 1891.
Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journment: Present j. W. Ded-
erick, Prcsinent: II. l.. Butter, s .
ID. Barrow. NJ. Wolf, W. A. por-
ter, II. Daniel and G. f. Decker.
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were ap-
proved and ordered registered.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Read the advertisement under
the head of "Wanted.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Euy from Brown carly.
Mama tell Santa Claus to visit
Gus Brown and get me II piano.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

1,n'itu:d Gems ,pation produces piles.
Cascarine is = curc for both.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

The jury li.l f;: the March tcr;a
az ,i:" 18th .I;is.iri,;i Ei-;.ic: Cou,t
vii! be found in to-day paper.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

'!rn''l., nsiy''o':i" joy may taray. dis
appointment is ever rc"Hy.- and fortune
ssia: lag. Bui ,'"scai!t,c 1:rycl fails 10
:~-,,l:,ic thc liver an.! cHrc ECa iiac!ie
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
Officers Eiect Z. Of L.

At an election for officers to
serve during the year 1891. held
by Bayou Sara Lodge No. Is,
Knights of pyti,ias, held On De
ccniber 18th last, the following
were chosen: Past Chancellor,
7. W. Mailer: Chancellor Com
nsnndcr, Z. Ei!Icret: Vice Cham
ce!iur, +. Il. Moses; PreIate, 4.
$. Bi&ssesux; Keeper OF Records
and Seals, NJ Mann; Master of
Finance, NJ. Mann; Muster Of Ex-
chcGuer, W. II. Tcnny; Master Of
Arms, Chas. Wcydcrt, alternate,
I. w. Muller; Grand Represent
tativc. X. N. Brannon.
Ihc new officers wl!l bc INSTALL
cd at the regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, ,Ianuary I3.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

S",s throat. backing conSh. chest
,'adI.s. r:c.. cur,,i. by taking th,. great
I~mr,ly &c. &. &. r"rta II t"u.i, CUrr-
Su!i Is l.. i. Is h:ttnur;is x co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

See School Board proceedings
herein.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
TOYS, TOY BOOKS. NIT:
& FRUITS AT
y. FAERELLTS.

fcu viii get the value OF your
Aioixy by buying from Brown :.
No tiis!. at Browns but every
thing for ,nl and poor.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Get your presents from Brown
for your children.
Remember that Santa Claus vii
have his headquarters ut Browns.
Bu. your candy, fruit and cakes
ct Brown :
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Jeans Pants for $l.OO! What
do you think of that? l.. Marks
Is TIC man who has t:em, and Il
visit to his store in Bayou Sara
VIII enable you to purchase bar
gains in Il large variety Of new
goods hc has just brought from
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Sec Shcriff'> Sale appearing in
TO-DAY $ SENTiNEi..
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
Feliciana Sentinel.
SATURDAY. J.ANY. 10th. 1851.
Religious Services.

CAruOL CHCRCH.---Father Francis
Lennon will hold services on the Second
Sunday df eael: month as follows: High
Mass at 10 a. III. Cate c! ism at p. III.
nevctions, in accordaYce With the sea-
son. ut p. III.
EPISCOPAL CHERCII-Mornina. SER
vice will by held by Rev Dr. w. X.
Douglas. rector OF Grace Church. every
sunday :.t II n. M. Sunday school at
3:sH It. M. Sunday evening services -.
{ 80 p. IL.
NJ. T.. CHURCI; SOCTH.-ArPoINT
MENTs For 1SSa.-BAYoU SARA CIIt-
CuiT--Scrvice held every Sd Sunday
of each Moatii, ut II o clock II. I...and Z
p.' III. Sunday school every sunday
REV. THos.N BEowN.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Baby Caps in l:c latest styles
III Mrs. } =. -tusteu's.
Go to Mrs. j. l.. Austen foot
of t!!c !li'i. for :: complete outfit
sh u.c millinery line. Goods Of
the latest - les, aud at reasonable
prices.
We publish to-day The proceed
imgs Of the Building and Loan As
Sotiatinu at heir meeting on 3D..
insfaut.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Orders for ali kinds Of grave
work. tombs, mausuleumS. mon-
ninentS. iron railing, head ard
foot stores. should be directed to
q. i & T.. En,vils. Bayou Sara or
Baton Rouge rs accort!s with the
convenience Of the sender.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
A Splendid Newspaper.

Tho Souvenir Edition Of The
ltemrhis Appeol, comncnora-
i,ng the tif:ic,l: anniversary Of 1',at
journal j, a magnificent get up,
and ,exrels anything Of the kind
ever brought under our notice.
The Appeul-1raioacAe stands to-
day among the leading newspapers
on Tins continent. Firm in It's de-
votion to the South and It's fcu!ty
to the national Democratic party.
10 more popular paper finds it,
way to the people North, South.
East or West.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Science cannot produce a better rem
edy for all malarial diseases than &C. c.
&. Certain Chill Cure Pleasant to
take. Guaranteed TO cure ChiIIs and
Fever. Sold by H. i. kilbourne Il Co.
Toys, books and novelties at
Browns.
The sensation of the season are
the toys at Gus Browns.
Fine bananas af Mrs. Recses'
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

No CRATER triumph in medicine or
, chemistry has been: recorded i..an
Halls Hair Remover to rcTi-ify ana
restore gray flair to tie color OF ,o;tth .
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

Fine bananas at Mrs. Recses'
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
VICTORY POINTS OUR WAY.
james A. Coye Thinks That Any Goos
Republican Can Win.


Republican Can WIN
In response to inquiries concerning
the political situation James A.
Coye, the wideawake Republican en-
thusiast said yesterday: "There Is
nothing particularly new in the sltua-
tion, and will not be until after We
known who the delegates to the Con-
gresslonal convention are. The Re-
publican ward caucuses will be held
next Monday evening, at which time
there Will be three delegates from each
elected 10 the county convention. Each
township also sends three delegates to
the county convention. The delegates
to the Congressional convention are
elected at this county convention. The
number OF delegates is based on the
vote for the Governor at the last pre-
ceding election. This year the Repub-
Leans will have ninety-two in all. of
which number Kent has fOrty-seven
and the other counties forty-tive, SO
Kent can make the nomination if she
will agree on her man. OF the forty
seven for Kent usually about one-half
are from the city, and the other half
ward of the city will have certain
large. 1t is hard to tell the choice of
know the delegates themselves,
but all the indications point to Kents
getting the nomination. However,
everyone is remarkably quiet and 10
one seems to be working himself for the
place. Public opinion doesn't seem to
be centralized on any one IN particular
probably because there is such super
abundance of good men for the place.
Some men, whose names are not men,
toned prominently, would make ex-
cellent Congressman. There are John
c. Fitzgerald and Edward Taggart, for
instance. Both are admirable, forclble
men and splendid workers. There is no
one in the district pre-eminent among
his fellows and 80 it is little harder
for Us to decide which of our many ex-
cellent ones shall be the nominee. Per-
sonally, l am strong for Belknap, but
will support the man nominated, who
ever he is. know he will be good
man, or he won't be put up. ! dom,
believe IN paying any attention to
these men who say they will or they
won't support this man or that man. 1
say, if man wants to take himself up
by the suspenders and kick himself oul
of the party, let him do it. All should
support the nominee, and there should
be no personal chickering's or animosi-
ties engendered. Such things won't dc
for either party in the Fifth; she flrt:
too much and isn't constant to either
Republicans or Democrats long enough
to be sure of what she will do next
/ believe that the victory is ours this
time, as everything points that way.
don't believe Richardson's nomination
will cut a very great figure one way Oh
the other"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

crats and free traders have been known
u resort 20 just such tactics.
As . matter of fset the medals
in question were made IN the
P.qua rolling mills, from steel. The
plating was made from a solution Of
San Jaeinto pig TN. There is all-suf-
ficient proof of the truth OF this fact.
But the free traders are too msd
to admit il. Meanwhile the work OF
establishing American tia plate faeto-
res goes vigorously forward. Neid-
ringhaus, OF st. LOUIS, is enlarglng his
works, and TO perform portion of the
skilled work he mas engaged number
or skilled N oFkmen from Wales. Some
trouble was experienced in secur-
ing their admission through the
custom house in New York, as the con-
tract labor law was invoked to prevent
their landing. They We're admitted,
however, as skilled workmen. Why
should Neldringhaus employ these
Welsh expert tinplate workers # he had
no factory, or no employment to give
them? The fact is tina, he has tin
plate factory. These experts will in
struct American workmen who will in
turn become experts and soon from
every quarter of the country the black
smoke from the tin plate factories will
ascend heayenward indicating the en-
ployment Of thousands of contented
workingmen. The prospect maddens
the free trader.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
What Else Can You Expectc

Sufferers from nervous and chronic
diseases often wonder why their family
physician cannot cure them. Yet it is
only what might be expected when it is
cons!dtred that the family doctor sees
very few such cases. lie spends his
.ime riding about among his fever pa
tients. 1t is the physician who makes
a specially of your particular disease
to whom sufferers should apply. This
is what makes Of so much value TO the
sick the generous otfer of the eminent
DR.. Greene of 80 W. l4th-st., New York
the great Specialist IN curing all forms
OF nervous and chrome diseases. to
give consultation and advice free. This
we'll known physician, the discoverer
OF the wonderful nerve cure, DR..
Greene's Nervura, uses only .eure and
harmless vegetable remedies In curing
the sick. You who have failed to be
cured by your family doctor, write I'M
mediately to DIR. Greene description
OF your case. or send for symptom
blank to fill out, and he will return you
a letter fully explaining your disease.
giving advice, etc, free of charge. Do
not hesitate TO write. for he has cured
thousands of cases like yours and will
surely make you well.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
p.nomina, lona, Domains.

Religious denominations arc curiously
distributed over the peninsula of Della
ware and Maryland. In the northern
counties of the peninsula the Presby-
terians and Methodists form the bulk
OF the population, with a strong infu-
sion O. Catholics, chiefly immigrants
ard the children of immigrants. Mid
vH Of the peninsula on the MARYLAND
side the Presbyteriaus almost wholly
disappear. and in the eastern shore
counties there are scarcely as many
Presbyterian churches. Methodists.
Episcopalians and strong Catholic cle-
ment. two hundred years In the land.
make up the church-going population.
Further south the ePresbyterians thicken
again. and in Worcester, the most south
ern Of the eastern shore counties, there
is a grea. host Of Presbytcrians. many
of their descended from the founders Of
American Presbyterianism. In the vir-
einia counties Of Accornack and North
ampton the Presbyterians again dwin-
de and Episcopalians and Methodisss
possess the land
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

Free traders are beside themselves
with rage because on the occasion of
Major McKinley's speech at Piqua, o..
an enterprising firm engaged in the
manufacture of tin plate struck off a
number of medals made from
American produced tin plate. A
IT. LOUIS newspaper man sup-
mltted one of the medals to chem
ist for analysis. The chemist exam
ined the medal and reported that it
was made of wrought iron and covered
with plating of tin and lead. lie
thought the lead exceeded the tin.
This analysis is made the text of big
headlines and long editorials in the
free trade journals. the burden of which
is "I told you so" There is no Amer
can tin plate" "There are no Ameri-
can tn plate factories Taken for
granted that the report OF the chemist
is correct, il only serves to disprove the
assertion that there are no tin plate
factories in this country. Even If the
plates are wrought IRON and the coat
ing lin and lead, il is not disputed that
they we're made in an American TIN
plate factory by American workmen.
But there is no proof at hand that the
81. Louis chemist snalyzsd one OF the
medals made at Piq9s. Ii might have
been clever coanserfeit made by .
clever Democratic editor for the clever
purpose OF laying foundation for =
political free trade sensation. Demo
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
Re.ARRANcINc THE PRECINCTS.
The Council Will Wrestle With the
Difficult Task Tonight.

The Council Will Wrestle With the
Difficult Task Tonight.
The Common Council win meet in
special session this evening to rear
range the precincts of the city. The
election law recognizes the fact that
under the new system of voting and
counting the work of the inspectors is
very laborous. To equallze the task as
nearly AS possible and enable the in
speetors TO make early returns of the
result OF election IN each precinct, 1t
provides that there shall not be to ex-
ceed 500 voters in each precinct. This
Will necessitate q Ie-districting OF the
First, Third. Fourth, Fifth. Sixth and
Seventh wards. The First ward con-
tains 5000 legal voters and II will be
divided into six districts as follows:
First precinct, all that portion of the
ward lying between East Fulton and
Willlan,-sis.; Second precinct, the por-
ton living between William-st. and
Wealthy-sve.; Third district, the por
ton lying between Wealthy and Sec
ond.ayes.; Fourth district. between
Second and FIfth-ayes.; Fifth district,
between Fifth-ave. and Hall-st.; Sixth
district, between Hall-st. and the south
city limits. When the First and Tenth
wards are divided TO form the Eleventh
and Twelfth wards, the Fifth and Sixth
precincts of the First ward will consti-
tute the Twelfth ward. The Second
ward will require no change
but it will be necessary to
either make an additional precinct or
move the boundary between the two
now existing, further north. The first
precinct contains 625 voters and the
second 345. The boundary will prob
ably be moved so as to bring both
precincts within the limits as each ad-
ditional precinct materially adds to the
expense of each election. The Fourth
ward will be re-distrlcted as follows:
First precinct, ali that portion lying be-
tween the river and the alley between
Kent and Ottawa-sts.; second precinct.
that portion between the aforesaid
alley and the line of Clinton and Bost-
wick-sts.; third precinct, the portion
lying between Clinton and Bost-
wick-sts. and North Prospect-st.; fourth
precinct, that portion lying between
North Prospect-st. and the east city
limits. The boundary line between the
third and fourth precincts is now North
Lafayette-st.
Tho Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards
will all be re-arranged, but no addition
al precincts are likely to be made.
The changing OF boundary lilies Will
necessltate a re-registraton of all voter;
in precincts where alterations are
| made.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
Peoples Party Convention.

BY virtue of theauthority conferred
upon us by the congressional conven-
ton Of the Peoples party that met in
Grand Rapids the 22nd inst. and in &C
cordance with advice received from a
conference representing the Peoples
party held in Grand Rapids the even
ing of the 29tn, we hereby call con-
vention to nominate candidate for
representative III congress, to be COM
posed Of delegates from ali industrial
organizations in the Fifth congressional
district III sympathy with the new Peo-
ple's party movement such as Knights
of Labor, Labor unions, Citizens Ali.
ances, Farmers Alliances. Patrons of
Industry, Patrons of Husbandry Land
and Labor and open Clubs of the Peo.
ple's party. SAID convention to be held
IN the city of Grand Rapids on Monday,
Oct. 5, at O'Clock p. m. in the circuit
court room of Kent county. BY order
or the committee.
JOHN Burrows, Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
INCIDENTALLY ENDoHsED

The Eagle, last evening, in comment
ing on the arrest of Manager Burroughs
on the charge of opening his theatre
Sunday night, presents the case in its
true aspect and incidentally endorses
the position taken in these columns
from the start. 1t says: "This ques-
ton is now, with two cases pending, in
fair condition to be pressed to final
decision in the courts. The police au-
thorities have taken the proper and
sensible course in this second arrest, if
they desire to enforce the law, to bring
the question to an issue. OF course
the department has no interest in the
matter other than to enforce the law as
II stands, and the real contest must be
in the courts. There were good grounds
tor protest when peaceable assem-
blage of citizens was invaded and
broken up by force of armed police
men; but there is no ground for such
protest in the present. case. 1t is to be
presumed that the department has de-
termlned to enforce the Sunday law in
this community, instead OF tolerating
its violation as mas been done In the
past. There is good reason why q
beginning and test case should not be
made IN the matter of Sunday amuse-
ments. Ii this case shall result in con-
viction, the department will of course
AS in duty bound-promptly proceed
against other violators of the Sunday
law. That there should be no partalty
in this matter is apparent to all fair
minded men.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30
kMUSEM ENTS.

The attraction at Powers Grand this
evening, the opera 'Pearl OF Pekiu,"
which has for several seasons played TO
profitable business in the one and two
week stands IN the larger cities. will,
Judging from the demand which the
advance sale indicates attract a large
audience. The time and place Of the
opera helng laid In the land of the &C.
lestlal, gives abundant opportunity for
the display of pretty and handsome
wardrObes. Among the well known
celebrities who head the big company
of fifty people are Edwin Chapman,
Irene Vernon, Ida Stembler, Edward
Webb, Oscar Girard and Johnny Will
hams. The engagement is for one
night only.
Kate Claxton and Kitty Blanchard,
now Mrs. Mckee Rankin, appeared
here along in the middle of the seven
ties in "The Two Orphans" They
played the orphans. All theater-goers
know how thrilling and how thorough
ly dramatic is this good old play IN It's
every scene and situation. Miss Clax-
ton will present it with strong COM
psny at Powers tomorrow evening.
"The Boy Tramp'' is drawing large
audiences at Redmond's, and the
marked of seats on the diagram indi-
Gates u good weeks business.
On invitation of the management OF
the Wonderland City Physician Dis
brow and Drs. Hudson, Clark, Corbett
and W. II. smith and several newspaper
men assembled in this popular place oil
amusement yesterday to inspect and
examine Charles HiIiard, who can dis
locate every joint IN his body without
apparent harm or distress. The medi--
cal men gave him rigid examination,
but could not account for bis wonder
ful defiance of nature in the disar-
rangement of his muscles and joints.
They pronounced his performance
genuine, and TO medical men hls con-
struction is one Of the most mystlfving
and marvellous of The freaks of human
nature
The long program which IL in vogue
at smiths theater will be faithfully re-
produced at the matinee this after
noon.
II does not seem possible that dra-
matte editors would be 40 careless or
guIllbte as 10 allow a paragraph tc get
INTO type which says that Alexander
Salvinl played TO SIS 900 on the week
~ hrs recent engagement at the Chica-
90 Auditorium TT this Is the inven-
ton OF salyinis advance agent, the
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-30

The Republicans Of kent County viii meet
In convention at the Circuit Court rooms. IN
the elty Of 1ranc Rapids. on "Wednesday.
October 7. OF III O'Clock a m, for the purpose
OF electlng delegates 70 the Republican Con-
lressional Convention OF the ftfth Congress
stonal district TO be held In ursnd Rapids.
such other business as May properly come be-
tore the convention
Eaen tawnship and ward is entitled 10 three
Delegates BY order of committee.
THOMAS WALSH. ISAAC L. LAM0REUX.
Secretary. CHAIRMAN.
Dated Sept. -. ISL.