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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
Sherman needs I new city hall.
TEXAS FAIRS.

The preparations for the fair this month
are progressing nicely. ard everything is
going 10 be in fine shape by the time the
fair opens. The display OF grain and pre-
served fruits Is gong to be as fine as was
ever exhibited anywhere. while the live
stock exhibit VIII be equal, if not superior,
TO any eve" shown by any county in the
state. The art display and the exhibits in
fancy work Will be excellent. as the exhib-
lis in all the other departments promise to
be- Among the many other attractions
will be three balloon ascenSionS and para
chute jumps or the 22d. oath and 26th. The
arrangements for the military encampment
and drill are all perfected, and the soldier
BOYS are going 10 be here. The third meet
ing of the tanniu County fair is going to be
4 splendid success, and the people are 60
ing 10 he here to see it, Get ready 10 come
yourself Bonham News.
Mr.. Sterling is trying 10 get his airship
sufficiently completed 10 exhibit same at
the TeXarkana fair Interstate News.
Worllmen are engaged IN laying water
mains to the fair grounds at Brownwood.
The grand stand has been enlarged
10 seating capicity of 5000.
The race track is in good condition and
over three hundred stalls have been erected
for the accommodation Of stock The
Pecan Valley fair opens September IS.
GAINESVILLE. COOKE COUNTY, Sept.
OH addition 10 lHe reg uidE programme
prepared by the fair association the follow
ing special features will be introduced:
Musical concert, by the bands of Texas for
the state championship: series of games
of baseball during the whole week; drill
ing contest by the militia companies of the
state; one night during the week grand
parade and trades display headed by the
royal order of kazoos, followed by the mill
tary, ,fremen, wheelmen and the various
civil societies of the city. The track at the
grounds is nearing completion and will be
one of the prettiest in the state. The stables
and stalls are nearly completed and everyar-
rangement has been made for caring for
the stock. The grand stand and exposition
hall are up, and work in every department
is being rapidly pushed.
Bolton, BELL COUNTY, Sept. 6.-There
are seventy-one horses entered for the
races at the Bell county fair, which opens
next Tuesday. The racing will continue
five DAYS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS PROGRESS.

well five and half feet square is being
sunk at Alnes; gin for the waterworks. 1t
is now down about forty feet Rockdale
Messenger.
The new roundhouse at Ennis will soon
be completed. Work on the waterworkS is
progressing as fast as possible.
Machinery for the Corpus Christi water
works is beginning to arrive,
Work is progressing nicely on the new
courthouse at Archer City. The corner
stone was laid 4 week ago Saturday with
Masonic ceremonies.
The Gainesville Post says Mr.. Fowler
proposition has been accepted aud he
pledges the people that before January 10
he will have "A well-equipped system of
water-wOrkS running through every street
in town. He proposes to bore another
well and put down 10000 feet Of mains.
Mr.. j. II. Thompson has q force Of work
men engaged in clearing away the debris
on the site of his burned building prepare
tory to putting up 4 new one Hlllsboro
Reflector.
The new courthouse at Hillsboro has been
completed.
Mrs. ]. p. Moore is building $4,000 cot
tagc at Gainesville
Mr.. E. Klapper has bought the Halbert
block. upon which he proposes TO erect three
more dwelling houses Coleman Voice.
On or about October | the old and widely
known banking house Of Week, Sterrett X
Co. will raorganize as a national bank with
IN authorized capital of 100000 with the
following officers: T. B. Gray, president :;
y. 3 Sherwood, cashier; S. l. Sterrctt, +.
3. Gray. Arts B Sherwood, sE T. Conner,
DR.. J. b. Taylor, Frank Cul0ertson, NJ. II.
Erskine and DR.. S. J.. s. Smith, directors.
The title of the bank will be the Citizens
National Bank of san Angelo. "-lSan An
gclo Enterprise.
VALLEY VIEW, COOKE COUNTY, Sept. C.
r. p. Head, ESD, is soon to begin the cree
ton of a two-story store building at this
place.
GRAND SALINE. VAN ZANDT COUNTY,
Sept. d.--Maj. B. Parsons, superintendent
Of the Lone Star salt companys works at
this place, returned yesterday from an ex
tended trip to Evansville, Ind, and other
Northern cities. He will go TO work at
once to increase the capacity Of the works
by building on to the works already so i'm
meuSe
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TCEAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

Work has been commenced on the new
G.. ,H4u church a Kockdala.
I.Hr. were thirteen new acceSsions TO
H. BAPTIST church at Mcrkel last Sabbath.
.tr new Methodist church at Clcburne
IS Hing lighted with electricity. 1t viii lie
-o'...,ed the the third Sunday this month
Tie rauu:n COLLEGE building at Bcnham.
"N..a las ucen bought by the city, is being
~.i ..ryd and viii be used as public
school.
Aa.g.c public school opened September
"i.- bout 500 pupils aud fourteen teach
r'- The school buildings have all been re
"-t md fifty new desks placed in the
be. a-rIoDl building.
rvtcc WAS held las. Monday night for
81 a's time IN the new Methodist church
81 ,alrSaN.
." Christian meeting at Junction City
,.Ne3 last Tuesday night. There We're ten
a-..ss.pus 10 The church.
..e pro,raeccd meeting at Cameron
' last sunday, with twenty-five ac-
as 10 HE Methodist church.
the Mills county Baptist ASSOCIATION con-
,o.al al New Hope church at Big Valley
A.--sj -. The session was an interesting
OLE, AMI well alter led.
..a public schools and Central college at
....ur Springs opened last Monday with
.t a. tt'ls..t4lANt.
The new desks for the school at Claude
h-,' Irivey and everything IS being put
I'd shape for school, which viii open
Monday.
amber was being hauled out of town
setay with which to build 4 new school
Use II Curtis Cisco Roundup.
E.H-lcANA, NAVARRO COUNTY, Sept. =
( Is. Johnson has been appointed superin-
.-'deu- Of the Odd Fellows widows and
'rtuu's home here, and his wife Us matron
lie institution.
8rLroN, BELL COUNTY, Sept. 6.-There
IT. $50 boarding pupils now al Baylor col
s'H One hundred more are expected to
arrive this week.
~WTHFIELD. TARRANT COUNTY, Sept. O.
ne,. Mr.. Lincoln, noted evangelist, will
--a Z pro,racted service at this place
Monday next
VALLEY VIEW. COOKE COUNTY. Sept. G.
he city high school opens the 9TH inst
ana continues ten months. a Methodist
church Is being built ut this place which,
"leu completed. VIII add greatly to the
: and interest Of our town. \ supper
-a1 ne benefit OF the same will be had on
,l- night OF the 18th inst.
IILLsBoRo, Hull COUNTY. Sept 5.-The
special board of school teachers examiners
O. Hin county have been in session here
thursday and Friday Some twenty-five
y more teachers are now anXiOuSly await
ing the final report of the grading commit
'-a 30 see how much or how little they do
equally know, when an opportunity like
'he above was Presented for them TO tell it.
GAINESVILLE, COOKE County, Sept s.
The public schools of this city viii open
leAt Monday, and they will enter upon
his scholastic term under as favorable au-
spices as they have ever done. The scho-
.Asiic population of the city is about fifteen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
ALTAR AND TOMB.

MARRIAGES..
Mr.. J. Gladney Short and Miss Emma
! Sorrell CHICAGO, September !.
Mr.. George Lang and Miss Johnnie Fali-
| enburg, Galveston, September 2.
Mr., A. B. Wheeler and Miss Jessie Grain,
| FL Paso, September ].
MIR. g. Z. Shelton and Miss Letha Brand,
| Grandview, August 30.
! Mr.. +. Sheets and Mrs. Grace Newman,
| Taylor, September :.
Mr.. Sam Horrell and Miss Mittie
Brooks, Pecos City. September /.
Mr.. +. B. Wilson and Miss Ollie Thomas,
| Cleburne. September
! Mr.. Fred Wemple and Miss Ida Sprager,
| Ladonia, September /.
Mr.. D. It. Wilcox and Miss Mamie Rob
| inson, Bonham, September |.
| Mr.. Elmore Smith and Miss Ruby Coates,
| harues, September .
DIR. +. y. Angel and Mrs. Amanda Bel
| lamy, COrrigan, August 80.
| MIR Louis p. Mann and Miss Emma
Haby, Castroville, September ..
Mr.. L. i. Nessar and Miss +. A. Saunders,
Nacona, September 8.
Mr.. Rudolph Doell and Miss Jennie Gar
ner, Mason: September >
MIR. J. \. Flint and Miss Eliza Hall, Val
ley View. September q.
Mr. Caesar Morette and Mrs. Catherine
Frederick, Atlanta, September ,.
Mr.. Henry Hurber aud Miss Vada Nc
Melon, Nevada, August 30.
Mr.. j. j. Carley and Mrs. Lena McMeans,
Sulphur Springs, August p.
Mr.. Claude Taylor and Miss Eta Cren-
shaw, Winsboro, August 80.
MIR. G. d. Mccormick and Miss Maud
Terral, Cameron, September l.
Capt. j. +. Willingham and Miss Elmir
Lamkin, Luling. September
Mr.. I. V. Mcdonald and Miss Marietta
White. Midland, August 20
Mr.. l.. /. Logan and Miss Mae Terry,
Taylor, September >.
Mr. L. P. Jones and Miss Minnie Pritch-
ard. Hicks. August 80.
Mr.. II. Highnote and Miss Lizzie Austin.
Mineral Wells, September .
Mr.. Alexander McReynolds and Miss
Susie A Smith, Pilot Point, August 26.
Mr. Apple and Miss Mary Mangles, Pilot
Point, August 80
Mr.. S. o. Daley and Miss Queen Pickett,
Helena, September |.
MIR. S. ". Debrod and Mrs. NJ z. Bailey,
Runge, September l.
Mr.. W. B. Searcy and Miss Bammy Cros-
son. Cuero, August 81.
Mr.. NJ. c. CAN'T and Miss Lille T. VIII
son, Mckinney, August 30.
Mr.. j. H. Keller and Miss Allie Mitchell,
Mckinney, September ,
MIR. John T. Walker and Miss Maggie
Wise, Stephenville, August 81.
Mr.. Dennis Wilcox and Miss Mamie
Robinson, Oraugeville, September l.
Mr.. James r. Farris and Miss Ida Clark.
Itasca, September 3.
DEATHS.
Little Marie Francis Moore. Forney,
August IS.
Mrs Emma C. Hannum, Lancaster, Sep
TENDER l.
Charlie Ward Terrell, September l.
Mr.. Robert Grace, Bryan. August IS.
Mrs Burdg, Dehison, September 4.
Mrs. G. L. D. Adams, Mason, Septem-
Der /.
c. NJ. Guy, Sulphur Springs, Septem-
Der .
Alonzo Scarborough, Palestine, Septem-
Der g
Otis Sullivan, Harold. September l.
Mrs. E. I. Aleador, Daingerfeld, Septem-
Der l.
Mr. o. ". Whitney, Burnet, August &c.
Mr.. Geo. Gassaway, CIebuIne, Septem-
Der =.
Joseph C. Spaulding, Aubrey, August go.
c. c. Bingham. Pilot Point, September 2
Mrs. Mollie Redding, Brennan, Septem-
Der ,.
Mr.. Crockett Cardwell, Cuero, Septem-
Der 2.
Mr.. G. Clark Barber, Gonzales, August
81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

Seven carloads of machinery for the Den
ison roller mill have been received, among
which is very fine large engine. Six car
loads more are on the way.
The Wichita Herald says the foundation
for the new gin at that place is being laid.
The building is to be 30x60 feet, two stories
high and is to be one of the best gins in the
Northwest The gin will be in operation
by the 18th Of the present month.
MARSHALL HARRISON COUNTY, Sept q
The management of the Marshall car wheel
and foundry company has undergone a
change Nj. Charles Cobb, ST., VINO was
president, having sold his interest. MIR. Z.
j. Fry has been made president.
The Marshall furniture manufacturing
company was organized here last night. NJ.
Nj Rains was made president and J. p
Afford secretary and treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08

Mr.. F n. Dickerson. Merritt. August 80
Mrs. c. p. Wood, Athens, September .
Miss Fife Rowland, Paris, September l.
Mrs. Abb Moss, Texarkana, Septem Der g.
Willie May McElrath, Coleman, August
MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, Sept. =
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Patillo died yesterday at O'Clock, and was
buried this afternoon at Kellyville: Annie
Belle, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Carter. died at $50 Sunday morning.
The remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at 5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
FoRSET, KAUFMAN COUNTY. Sept. g.
The little son Of T. j. Reynolds, aged ten
months, died this morning and viii be
buried at Terrell.
GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY. Sept. 8
A little child of Mr.. I. L. Lovely, of the
firm of Gould & Lovely, died YESTERDAY
evening and was buried to-day.
MARSHALL. HAPEISoS County, Sept. b
A young man by Il rams Of james BneesI
died at the t3si.,,-i:su u {. Z. BoIar yester~
Gay ,.nd W,.' I'll: .ci today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

The Farnes Reporter says Mr.. Forehand
--ts,tl ifty-Jhree bushels OF corn and about
l.. pounds Of seed cotton 10 the acre.
The Huntsville Item says nearly 1900
,,.'., of cotton had been shipped from
Huntsville up to the first OF the month.
p3ckda,e received during last month 1S49
t,aTss Of new cotton, which IS the largest re-
mi, for August during he history of the
t5.,r-r Rockdale Messenger.
t~'.s county had nice rain last Wednes-
5a-f followed by bright weather. The cot
.-r IRON is rather late and farmers are in no
irrt 10 market the cotton at the present
.Jo prices
The New Birmingham Times say crops
~ tLeroEce county are the best this season
+7~ FEN Years past. Grape Culture Is becom-
49,. .e an Industry in that section.
,-rl i tiossett tells US his wheat crop
..-..a our tweDty-six bushels per acre.
r. King informs us that his wheat sOwn
r. November rhreshed twenty-seven bush
-,..r acre. while that SOwn in August
~. Yielded fifteen bushels per acre.
l.lacEmortou Times
Ten thousand one hundred and thirty
e.-4- bales If cotton We're shipped from
rra.a,rt fer the seasCG ending August /
--Cr9cActt Courier.
The Picayune says Bceville has shipped
-0ll Ja'as OF cotton this season.
one man bought 2O3 bales of cotton in
T-.Ir. last week. Luiiug Signal.
r.. ~'ephcnville Empire says w J.
Owens who lives north OF Stcphenvillc,
49,. is cotton viii average 800 pounds to
-..ra
Mr. H. \ Nelson says his corn is turning
.. bel ng than he expected, and that it
W.. ararare forty bushels to the acre
--.... l:.,-rr.ase
1855. I.t.tf,,.l-f.s ric.. o,o, ,,nar Alvin
,-,-..l -, s,i+a of the a,.,. tyea+hai.
--r,.,,.., - ~, -,
4i 's' -Eou-iN-- I = ~ . ~ u. ! ~
l, ,..,r'llcs aud e-r4yino on thesn
i. t., 1,ss rh.D Civ iurbee of e,,a,a
'..f,asr fully develonnd nnacheg
-,
d .."'.'u,un y ~ lacI He", C-du,. g
~. -.. ID, own l 'l .Ia d pSc. 'ii9I Wa
ta7rt VA rs pace MhicH Me.gileu elS1I
."-....- ne 80 vas Se'ti'eeA4 r,t LiicLs9
... "..'' SO III, '''9 '0''S' .''1a'''e
N.@.
MOODY. AoI.tNNAN I"' My, sept -, :
'"..".. Is 'IH'iHa III 'eiS I"P'"iH' NIoP9
o." very -o'"'
.G.-lnE. BELL COTSTT. Sept. G.-f'our
r ld fifty bales o. cotton were re-
r'.r.. yesterday.
H,ygA,r FAvyIy Cor-vTy. Sent. 5.-Cot-
Wv, .,-r.-fi,r in slowly and selling readily ut
.....-f..r.r over, cents, One bale sold to-
lr.- -
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I'm, , "9h M 'oui'' w."
t f, ~ n,,a VI nm, " ti''tl III, IA :
1s rom 'i'tr 'daec nc s Dul,, VI
' ~ ~ "u1 80. im&n5 i%t l.,''
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,--.- .,-,,,,..- ,,-r,..,. $1,000,
'N.'gN J"u'l, =" lle' i aver , "Ee
!, 'r,t'd "a - 81 III i'--''' r.
.,-.., .,r.,. an, sod
...,......,,. &c.,. ,,..,-,.-u,- c..
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08

hundred and the patrons of the school
seem well satisfied with the corps of teach
ers and Superintendent Comegys, and it is
believed that the schools viii be an admi-
rable success. Rev. DR.. Ditzler, a pro mi
nent Methodist divine of Louisville. KY,
closed a series of fine sermons here last
night.
HILLsBoRo. HILL COUNTY, Sept. 5.-The
SeVeuth-day Adyentists still have large
crowds in attendance at every nights ser,
vices here.
FoRSEY. KAUFMAN COUNTY, Tex, Sept.
5.-Our schools have opened with a large
attendance and increasing.
GRAND SALINE. VANZANDT COUNTY. Sept
6.-Ihe Baptist meeting which has been in
progress for the last week, closed yeSter-
day. There We're only four conversions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

Sherman S artesian well is now 100 feet
deep.
BELToS, BELL COUNTY, Sept 6.-The
posmasters' convention which meets here
on the 18th inst. promises to be largely
attended. The Fort Worth and Denver,
the Texas and Pacific and Katy railroads
have granted 4-cent per mile round-triI
rate.
feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

a meeting will be held at Rockport Sep
TENDER II by the editors of Southwest Texas
for the purpose of forming a Southwest
Texas press association.
Editor Smith of the Kerrville News says
his father, grandfather and great-grand-
father were all editors, which acco UNITS for
the good paper he gets out.
The Blanco County Star has been en-
larged and improved. May its light never
be less.
c. L. Holland has severed his connection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, Sept. g.
The largest immigration that ever reached
this county in one season will settle here
between this tine and next spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Abilene needs two new school buildings.
Harold wants Il Touring mill and a bank
Tyler wants Touring mill.
Claude Armstrong county, wants wheat
buyer.
Sherman needs new city hall.
Anyone desiring fine location for a gin
can do no better than correspond with
Nicssrs. Ewing Il Smith, Kasoga, Knox
county. Tex.
HiLLSBoRo, HILL COUNT. Sept. 5-Hills-
horo needs i steam laundry, electric light,
waterworks, street cars, a public park.
more hotel accommodation, and in fact she
is in need of every public luxury but a
courthouse, as she now has one of the incest
as well as the most substantial one in the
state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-08

with the Brownwood Bulletin on account
of i'll health, and viii B. Mayes and \. j.
Sibley take charge of the paper
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
Death ON the Rails.

Thursday morning ut $3.50 o.
clock, while the provision supply
train, known as the "Grab' was
approaching this station and when
about one mile distant thcrefrom
it ran over Il colorcd man who
WAS walking on the track ahead Of
the train and coming in the same
direction. When tho train emcrg-
cd from curve the pedestrian
was first discovered, and every cf-
fort was made to warn HIM and
to stop the train. He needed no
signal ant! the train passed over
leaving nothing of the unfortu-
nate victim but IL scattered num-
Der of fragments which were uni
tk.ntitiahlc and clots of flesh and
blood. clinging to the breaks and
wheels.
From articles found in n por-
ton of enc pocket, among which
were two dollars in money and
some fishing tackle, and from the
fact that he seemed to hear none
Of tho alarm signals given, it WAS
definitely determine IN the minds
Of the coroncr's jury and the peo-
pie generally that the victim was
FL, Smith, Il deaf mute who was
we'll known and liked in this COM
munity.
Conductor G.. NJ. Pratt and en-
engineer y. +. Shea, extra en-
engine 3, we're arrested and carrl-
ed before Justice Tcmpel who re-
leased them on their own rccog-
no;sancc. to appear ut the next
term of the District Court.
The remains of Smith were
gathered together and brought to
the depot here where they were
coffincd for burial.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
Stolen.

From Wakefield plantation on We'd
nesday night. Oct. p, one bay mare
mule Is hands high, brand + d upside
DOWN on left fore shoulder, wart on in
side of left hind leg, name and tail
freshly reached. PAGES well under sad
die. Also one mouse colorcd mare mule
about Is hands high branded E b (up-
side DOWN name and tail freshly roach
ed. Both mules well broke to harness.
Asreward of twenty five dollars will be
u id upon delivery TO the undersigned
of information that will lead to the re-
covcry of these animals.
EDMUND BELL,
Wakefield Plantation.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

For Announcements this paper
xil, make the following charges:
WI ,&.cs $500
r M": - 500
n... cv,o;.),,iyc 1900
All orders for the insertion OF
announcements must l'c accomPa-
MED nv the cash. otherwise they
Will not I've regarded. This RUE
l. imperative. -, .t ~,
1,arti :ular individual f"rany war"
ar Parish Office until the Demo
cratic White Primaries shall! have
.lcsienate.l the candidate OF the
party, thus placing 'ts patrons -"
=. fair and equal standing IN lis
s.s,lumnR
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
SUCCESSION SALE.

state of I.ouisiana-Parish Of West Fee
liciana-l5 Judicial District Court.
of II II Ryland, deceased.
No. 2G9.
In obedience to Il commission and or
der of sale 10 me directed from the 18th
Judicial District Court in the above styl-
ed succession. l will offer for sale on
the premises about l3 miles from the
Court House, ut the hour of II o'clock
a IN -, on Saturday, Dee. 9Th. 1891. The
following described property, to-wit:
A certain plantation situated IN
the parish of West Feliciana, con-
t lining 1900 acres. with all the I'M
provcmcnts thereon Bounded on
the north by lands of b Barrow
and .Jno L Towlcs, cast by lands
of Est. Jno Il Towlcs and Big Bay
on Sara creek, South by Little
BAYOU Sara Greek and Bush Hill,
and west 10y lands of b / Barrow.
Nineteen shares of stock in n.
O. Sugar Shed, beng Certificate
No. So, Twelve Horses, Seven
Mules, Sixteen Sheep, Two Wag-
ons, One Buggy, Fourteen PiowS,
Two New Cultlvators, One Old
Cultivator, Two Cotton Planters ,
One Moving Machine, One Hair
row, -Four Full Sets of Gears,
Double and Single Trees, One
Lot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, One Brccch Loading
Shot Gun.
Tyrus of Salc-Cash.
{. VI. BA ROW. Sheriff.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
RAYOU SARA p. o.,

Dnsiness Hours-fyOm z .. m. to p.
-. sunday Hours-9 to 10 .: IN. HsS-
.Stration and Money Order Hours H.
q. to 8 p. m.
Arrival and Departure OF Mails.
1,lo.e.. I.SO&T. Railroad. Arrives.
. 10 n. m. North Train 3:1OP. IN.
800 an. south Train 8:Ooa. III
Baton Rouge & Bayo" Sara. (ri'er).
Cjoses Daily Except Sundays) NJ a'"''
Due 10 Arrive At 80 p. m.
x...hez 4 BAYOU Sara, (river).
C,o.rs. russday. Thursday Il Saturday
at II p. m.
n,,. IN Arrive. "wednesday. Friday and
""< ~ sunday at 3 n. IN.
F. n. MUMFORD,
POSTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post ONCE, Bay""
Sara. L.. week ending October 2Sst
1891.
Apri,. 4. Kemp. Mr.,
Amour. VII, Kennedy, Annie,
p,Ler. Timothy, Moses. ID a,
n,vis Retty Plesents, johnny,
Flynn. Can't O, Robertson, Fannie,
,,,rton. Henry, Williams, Sophia,
yorcs wiley, Williams, Nelson,
Persons calling for any OF these let
ers will please say advertised.
+. NJ. MUMFOED.
posTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31
For Sale.

TIE LAYNAUD Plantation in
this parish, known as the Fair
place containing about SIN humid
red and fifty (650) acres and i'm
l,roycments. For particulars APP
ply to A. Laynaud on the premis-
es. or address HIM ut Bayou Sara
Post Office. sept19 st.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31

Mrs. Walter Lcakc, who has
been 70 i'll, expects to open her
school soon. Of which due notice
will be given. She is able, ut
present, however to teach few
boarding pupils. Parents who
wish to board their children ut
school will find her terms moder-
ate.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31

The position taken by the ANTS
in the Democratic State Central
Committee upon the question of
separatc primaries showed its in
sincerity upon its face and the way
they refused the resolutions of
Messcrs Boatncr and Montgomery
convicted them of fraud.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-10-31

Passengers from Bayou Sart,
bound for points below Baton
ROUGE, will have three hours i'll
the Capital City, before taking
the train for New OaleanS. Meals
served on board. For particulars
apply on board.