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EIGHT MILLIONS Al STAKE,
AND TRE CITY WANTS A STRUCK JURY
FOR THE AOUEDUCT CLAIMG

Mr.. Choste Protests that this II a. Inpu.
tation On che CeRaisaiener 81 Jurors
Political Scandals or che AsneAuet.
O'Brien 4 Clark and other aausduct con.
tractors have suits pending In the courts IN
recover from the city over %. 900. and there
was little scene In Judge Barrstt's Cham
bers yesterday over intimations By counsel
that extraordinary precautions were dssira-
BILE to keep politics out OF the case.
The first suit 10 By O'Brisn q Clark for
$500 .70A.9G In excess Of the amount awarded
for section ak Of the suueduct This action
came before Judge Barrett yesterday. on .
motion by the city for q struck jury. On this
motion the city was represented By NO less an
array than James G Carter. Elihu Root Wal.
lace MacFsrlahe. and Austin G. Fox. In oppo-
Treadwell Cleveland. and Z. T. Lovatt
Mr. Root said that such . jury was absolute
ly essential here. - the case was one Of im-
portance and intricacy with oomplicstsd
questions OF fact which required intellieens
comprehension. The action was practically
u test suit. In view Of the complications and
political scandal connected with the aauoduct.
he thought 1t necessary that the selection OF
the jury should be taken out Of the hands Of
all officials.
Mr.. Cleveland contended that there were NO
dlfdcult questions Of fact Mr.. Choate pro-
tested against the reference made by Mr.. Root
to politics and politicians in this and the other
suits.
Mr.. Choste remembered but one struck
jury" In his experience. and,th In the case Of
William NJ. Tweed. Judge Barrett recalled at
least half dozen juries OF that description.
not necessary in this case. There was no ssg.
Rsstion Of corruption creeping into Jury here.
as was anticipated In .he Tweed case.
Mr. Carter. In making the closing argument.
referred to the aounderinG OF the Aoueduct
Commissioners In politics. but Mr.. Choats in
sisted that II politics was to be discussed he
should be permitted to reply. Judge Barrett
remarked sternly that he would not hear anyA
thing about politics.
II object with equal emphasis" said Mr..
Choate. TO the imputstion necessarily made
In this motion against the Commissioner Of
Jurors"
Mr.. Choats added that no did not know Mr..
Reilly. but said that he had every reason to be-
lisve that Mr. Reilly could not be impeached.
Here Mr.. Garter was understood to say.
Perhaps hs can. but am imputlns moth.
Ing" He then proceeded to describe the oom-
Nj, carter said sis.rward to : s1x reporter
Ln0t no nao not u60u yn0 0xprO8eIOn pofn0p0
he can" in reference to impeaching Commis-
sioner Reilly.
that II 10 proper that the jury should be So
lected BY persops who are pertsctly impartial.
commissloner would not b Impartial. The
circumstance Of the ssmi;eonnection Of the
ss Gss Ts e Psopss Ds: q. 4. ss e s w{
persons who shall choose the ius.:", i.:
two persons, who choose from the ordinary
Jury lists the. names Of the forty.eiGht men
who sseT to them best able to tfy the case in.
peremptory challenges From the twenty fouv
reOaining uamos tho jury 70 sslsctsd IN the
The sun., 1891-04-02

william O. Tompkinss wife. Mzse. obtained
an ab.oluts divorce from him In 1887. and he
WAS directed to Day Rlimony ut the rate OF $40
q week. He has not paid anything. and the
wlfs's counsel yesterday asked Judge nsra-
ham OF tho Suprsme Court to require him tn
pay the alnony or send him to jail. Tho wife
says that Tompkins has married a. actress
does doe % nct deny his rsmarrisae. but says Be- does
not pay one cent Tor sny, Eomsn,s support
and has been unable to pRy alimony. He was
willing 10 pay his divorced wife So u week. and
alleges that she is living with bis former book
about the bookkeeper. Mrs. Tompkins. how
ever, denies tho charge. Decision reserved.
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The sun., 1891-04-02
Chicaxo's Great Death Rats.

CHICAGO. April 1.-To-day's mortuary record
instead Of showing decrease from yesterdays
list actually exceeds 1t. showing l66 deaths
against 1855 the day before.
Vital statistlcian Tomlinson received cable
gram from London to-day saying: DIR. Nor
timer Granville begs PHYSICIANS Of Chicago to
try five grains Of cnmphor In twenty minims
tneture Of iodine. and one draehm Of glycerlne
meat Juice is also recommended. No anti
pyrine." Experiments will be made with this
prescriptiop In an effort to check the un.
precedented ravages Of the grip.
The sun., 1891-04-02
JOINT DEBATE ON HOURS AND PAE
Painters eaa TAeas Employers Usabie -
Reach . 9atssfaetery CoaeluslOs.

Painters aAa Thear Employers Uaable -
Reach Satisfastery Coseissios.
There was big mass meeting Of laborine
mon In Cooper Union last night, the like OF
which has never been seen In New York before
Nearly $500 journeymen painters who want
to work only eight hours day after April 9
for $780, which they aro now receiving for
nine hours work, and mere handful OF mas
ter painters. who are willing to let the mon
work ~ few hours as they care to. but with a
corresponding decrease In wnRes, came to-
ge'her for the purpose OF sustaining their re-
spectivs sides BY argument But the result
WAS what evsrv one had forcseen. The mon
showed disposition to guy their employers
and the employers were too timid to state
their Views openly and boldly. There was o
great deal OF beating about tho bush. and no
result WAS reached.
AuRust Mayer. a member OF the German
Fresoo Painters Union. presided. There we're
six speakers In all. three on each side. John
J. Bsattie. master painter sroko first. His.
speech WAS very much like the work Of .
dentist In filling cavity. As long as he nd
died around the walls oil was we'll but as coon
40 he touched the nerve the ratient kicked.
He said:
II can see no reason why painters should
work one hour longer ON buildings than other
mechanics. But there is no antagonism In the
matter Of eisht hours . day. The question is.
Shall Il bs efght hours day at $3.50 or-any
other msthod2 Five years ago employers and
men could not have come together like gentle
men - they do tonight. Tho standard OF
wasss should bs st that figure ct which We can
Ssmain honest Now our proposition 10 this:
Make your wages % day"
There we're several cries Of" No. no." and
the Chairman made little speech calling for
order. Mr. Bes,tie was not again interrupted
The next speaker, John Hanlan OF the Opsr.
alive Painters Union, said many severe things
about employers. among them this:
You cannot rely on an employers word.
That 10 only 20 much air. His actions must
speak"
Louis Hopnsr. a master painter. tried to
prove that II the mon got what they wanted.
the bosses would lose money. and then they
would not be able TO give tho men work. In
which case the men couldn't get what they
wanted. This syllogsm foored tho audience.
The other speakers were Edward Conklin OF
the Progressive Painters. John Wissmann Of
tho German Painters and Walter Reid. mas
tor painter.
The sun., 1891-04-02
LAwRkNCB BARRETT's WILL
Assuitiss FrevtaeA TOR his Qsughters aad
the Rest Given to his WIN.

BOSTON. April 1.-The viii OF Lawrence
Barrett was nled with the Clerk OF the Norfolk
Probate Court to-day. Mr.. Barrett makes no
public bequssts. He beauesths to his wife.
May Frederies Barrett all his furniture. pic
lures, clothing plate. china. watches and
,,sswelry. wines and household stores. and all
10 ot rsst sna rsidus o. his prCPeEsy given
o. steitsart. 20 Wurtsmbsrs: Anna Gertrude
Edith Miitonis Barrett, 70 each nofP" Of whom @
ste be paid the sum oi $1,000 Per annum in
sslual nlsrterly pay sments Of $500 each. The
TO he wife.
Chsr!ss ,Fsi.ohild. Harry Burnett. and Will
Ths vii ~ psds on On Dec. bi y. 1859. s'1fs a. th:
oo'SSsSs SoSU..A A Aorss' Charles Q. barry. And Jo6a
The sun., 1891-04-02

There Ia an Improvement In the condition OF
Civil Justice Peter Mitchell. whois laid up with
the grip at his home. 8 Charlton street His
doctor saya he will reeoyer
Police Justice Ryan o. recovering from the
~ hia house, 80 East Droadwsy. for t0p days
past. He was able TO set up for while ysstsr-
dag afternoon
The sun., 1891-04-02
The Thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy In THs suH
uiding recorded the yssrday q folloNs


slosAL oTucx FORECAST TILL ,. H. rHuRspAy.
For New Hampshire, Vermont, Msssachusstts Rhode
Island, Connsctiout edsiern NsW York Oestern Nes0
Iork. Reto Jsrset and sasferu pnnsyudnla, ratR %
TANrsdav; southedsteylv Win1s: W0rmer
For the DISTRICT Of Columbia Maryland and Dslar
ware rain on Thursday; eAsterly winds; warmer.
The sun., 1891-04-02
THE RHODE Island ELECTION.
No Election or Governor ny the People
Tho Legislature Republican.

No Election or Governor ny the People
The Legislature Republican.
PROVIDENCE. April The sbeence Of tsle-
graph and telephone facilities In many
towns in the State renders . complete
statement OF the result OF to-days election
impossible before tomorrow afternoon.
even were the count finished; but tho Austria
liam system Of voting causes 30 much delay in
the counting OF the ballots that at midnight
the figures are very incomplete.
Nevertheless It Is apparent at this hour that
there has been no election OF the State ticket
BY tho people. unless very great and unex-
peeted chang are shown In the returns yet
equally .pgss:9. tns. unless the grsss
cans have carried the. Assembly by safe
working majority in each House thus insurine
and ! srsat deal Of scratebine Was W done. AZ tie
Ssd s ae1 ss SG%
nothing definite can be stated. beyond the fact
n Ss q hS sbds . hs snd ss ,
This is largely ths result Of the big family
a.a Boss sMsN s ior %yor ass M snd
his known determination to knife the. party
ticket this spring to secure revenge and show
isis shsrssd thes bic influence he. also been
majority. gave bim 50 only, showing conclu-
evely that Davis was knifed bv the friends Of
Mayor Pond. who was candidate for the nom.
One thing 10 certain. national issues hare
played no slRniticant part ia this election. Tho
perfect organization and an. abundance OF
money. and took advantage cleverly OF their
opponents local weaknesses.
The Democrats HAD no money at all. and
very little pretenss OF organization. and made
2 tame campaign Of IT, mestinS WITH VI divided
ring. and the result is NO surprise to
those who wore thoroughly familiar with the
there is little doubt that with
thorough organization, and an ene!
Retic campaign. with "a reasonable
the Democrats can reclaim the State. but only
BY harmonious action and vigorous. we'll.
70 ba done.
The sun., 1891-04-02

P.spls are s,tou,hsd stths low prias. Iss fprasrs
At Flint ., ltth 81 aud 9th Ay.-Aip,
The sun., 1891-04-02

Young n snyiie'sN Aess" LicsrIsetI'eilsss.
Vpriyssa Tor purity and ssxcsllsaes Druggists. -Adw
The sun., 1891-04-02

Cavris8s Makers strike Tor Nine Hours.
TIrTsBuRGH. April Lone thousand carriage
AMI wagon makers struck here to-day for nine
hours as DAYS work. The bosses are Wiling TO
grant the nine hOuis, but refuse 10 rseoRnizs
the union.
The sun., 1891-04-02

Ressonhurst.by.
Explanation Of the suecsss Of ssnsonhurst by the
The sun., 1891-04-02
SECRETARY BLAIHE's REPLY.
DEIAsTMENT Q, sTAT1 , On,

fss ksrgsls hw,eyiaL, Ckorpl AEhiis. re:
eslps oi : note oi yestsrdsy,,s date from Baron
favs, who mas loft the italian legation In
tss % .xprs.s The :i1essrs ,,,sss regret ~, Nth II
spesdy departure from this capital; Though
the doysrnment Of she United states has been
sb 70 @ suen en-
has bsen disIingplshed a. al timss By The
Department Of this Government The regret
q bis leaving 10 enhanced whom. As the Press
ident believes. ho has been recalled under .
misapprc6snsion oi facts By the .doYsrnmsnt
o. Tns Hs sS
given In bis note:
The reparssieu dsmAadsd BY the Government Of the
King a. have had ihs. honor 70 Inform you 10 our
insre held Daring the last few dAys were 70 con.
siss Of she fello wing points;
Ts: .S e: 3. !.
10: Tsoon!.on in pIine!Pls: that a. Indemnity Is
Is ilshty changed In DhrS3s Fom that en-.
The sun., 1891-04-02

came the action Of kne momDers oI the trou-
pssnSt stand i %aln SsSs.liaor q ihs ixS 70
9tsnsiH' VILE sis pssputs pea fEs members don't wan.
Gs ssS Isss Es .
sss ss.: 4 ,Ss +. dy SS,' 5;r s:s fun On
sIgs Do sTndi VA 9S1;DlsSSoSSs SSssssS II:
6sd bsa fup lseu sneagh espsSs NJ 90 Asueso
ols Asn4y % sSs hss hssss hs Riss q ss a :'
gns K +; Shss as q = ;hs
AZ r. SobPtspS e. wYs 2n
sins ssss asif hs4 ssser 5hs a % W
SsIs, ps. s 81 sFsssss Gs:fH s Sn sna
a 81; wac seuPy Y
&. nS @Ss ftsly %..er ysr9 s
nice and genial %an but sugHSse Ss b.: 4ot 3S
slsss! y sssIss. sss:son isS% r. % in!:s.IS|l .I|
sas s: RIssas SRsss ssI sIH's az ss;5:5ss ;S:Ssy
the pc psrpesustion Of ths q sndly rslStions be-
sSsiH eSfdins 9S5 1 tho iSuH 20!
sfss not ths s.ssoa tho i
Our %ads treaty % wis4a tss Fsd ~
The withdrswsl Of FayA ls not sH indicstion
M 81 Ss IN S.ps So
r@.ceived @ any instrletisns. and our Dag . still
ioaling at the national capital. All the Cont
ma"i ma Of i,siy. Lecauss All Of them are sgus!y
| Interested IN behalf Of their spbleets in the
what should be done TO escape the
! teruationsl order that !eaoiIcs solution, We
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
- RinE & tho Night Metal.

The people Of Wilkinson Conn-
ty,i Miss. were right in their pro-
ccediMgs against S. A. Bradford.
He taia,,olically wrecked tfain
near Woodville and got clear
through technicality of the law.
The peoples fiat has been nobly
and Enthusiastically pronounccd and
promulgated.
Train wrecking and train rob-
berry must he nipped in the bud
on this section. aud right loyalty
will West Feliciana aud East:Fe-
liciana adhere to this principle
and join Wilkinson County in Kill
ling ut its birth all ch-outrage-
Gus tendencies and giving a short
shrift to the perpetrators or insti-
gators.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

s@S. A. Bradford. who was
tried at Woodv,llc and acquitted
of the charge Of train wrecking.
was ordered by mass meeting of
citizens of Wilkinson County to
leave the county aud never return
under penalty of death. except to
appear before Court at next sess-
ion, to answer the charges re-
naming against him. In the RESI-
olutlons the people say: IF he is
still found within the limits of this
County after the conclusion of
SAID trial, "wc will put him to
"a
DEATH" Ir
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
ne 1aeea Pays Al Expenses.

The Queens last "Free Trip to
Europe" having excited such uni
,versal interest, the publishers of
that popular magazine offer an
ether and $500 for expenses to the
person sending them the largest
Just Of English words constructed
from letters contained in the three
,yords "BRITlsA NORTH AMERI.
ca" Additional prizes consist
ing Of Silver Tea Sets, China Dim
ner Sets. Gold Watches, French
Music Boxes, Portiere Curtains,
Silk Dresses, Mantel Clocks, and
many other useful and valuable
articles will also be awarded in
order Of merit. A special prize
Of a Seal Skin jacket to the lady
and handsome Shetland Pony to
the girl or boy delivered free in
canada or the United States)
scnuing the largest lists. Every
me sending list of not less than
/ wepty words will receive a pres
rnt. Send six U. $. two cent
stamps for complete rules, illus
rated catalogue Of prizes. and
sample number Of TIE Queen.
Address THE CANADIAN QUEEN,
Toronto. Canada.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

MIN ATEXs, liESikK~A n. J.. HOP
GOOD.
State Tax sass; Pa,i.!:T"x &, -. 3l6
81 100 scr, Of land n q Improve" rn's III
It'll wa Il. par: OF III. Jacksa" M"tIey
tract + I. = 4 4W.
Lots sc aud 81. Sec % Cents. los 40
=" %. q" "a III
go. g" -, i" H. II
PUGH. Heir. a. JOHN.
State Tax 81. 0C;; Parish Tar 81 80. 40
acres Of AZ amp baud i" 9Th ward, irons
ting on Nis-i..irr' river. '":'d-'i above
Ivy Emile Bldg. tract anil below l.!
Wicker + l,ls au.! Il, OWL tracts.
ROW MISS sAlI.:EG.
s,rt- Tax 81 ~; fa'is' Tax s2.s'.
300 acres al im.d ard Improvements ~
I'll. 9Th ward, port 4 it.c 1'"''"h place,
bunn.l.., north 10y IT " :" warf. east
i.y Mrs r A Ninn. ."nih ''A MISSISSIPPI
Eiv-r and M,s = II E"i."y anl west ny
Pincknryvi!'c Read n'.'i S'y"" lni''c"
iOn,..
SUMMERS. Heirs -, MARTIN.
s,a,e Tax 81 ~; P.'ish Tax $3.50. les
uc,c. Of land in Rad ard. '"u' sit.'' north
.,v M;,l.cnn and n'-,ch. east "y Th"mP-
sou's c,e~ /, s.u.h an wet W Cheney
! crrrk.
SMlLlE. \ rs. ii. ".
State Tax 81 81; Parish Tex 81 20. %"
acres Il lan.: in ,hr ~, ~ar'l hrnmttd
! rn,th Ivy NJ. l.":r AIT! W u !ichn' en-
| cast iy 81, .mi,sui.s REX. s'n'h ''r J Il
Richardson, .,nl VS. t.: X h" amd i gil
, In.
| WICKER, E-,-'."r MARIA.
state Tn> 81 10 Parrish Tax :; A. l."
! It.; are! IMPROVEMENTS, Squat. .. t"Nm at
la, on @uTi.
| On said Cav =. sale ~i.l s"i such rcr
! tin,> If said rroi,ert; rs each ii. '!cr vii
| rui,: out and il, case tn arh'": vii. not
mint out sufficient i'"~rcr'-, VII Mt
| oucs. aad Mi.arr, tm',i,r' t""y, s"'' l..
east quantity. said r'"p'ny at am
| .',h,nr, vEi..', an, nii.i., wi:i buy tor
| The :u.ou.t "f tie .mNr.. 1t isi's' an"
COS: lac l.: said i,h'm i';ic :, i,. So. IL"
for cash. oithoHf aprrr,-c'a'u', an" ih'.
| rropa,,y sh.l lie r~f.or. ni,.s NJ nne
| lire Coz ihc space L: en- year Icy pas ing
| the price given, viii, 20 per crtt an"
costs nu. penalty a';,..,si.
e NJ BARROW,
Si:e,i If :r.r Fax ftnl'rct"r.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

~ Miss Grace Gradley, who
has been lying in u trance fornine
months at her home Mt Amboy,
H., has awakened ut last, but her
tongue is completely paralyzed.
The doctors say it was the over
tasking of her mind consequent
upon an exciting religious revival
that had recently run its course at
Amboy. She went to bed in a
terrible state of excitement and
slept from that on as related
above. We have no record to
show that Christ preached in that
style.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
VENIRE.

March Term ll,i, in ,icia! District Cont.
Fi:~T WEEK
Commencing Monday. March 2"i, l-".
Bn,-e Alfred, Brown LaCaye.,,
Sullivan John d. FIe'nin. y ~.
Brow jim, Davis Cu!vin.
Gibson Atweil. Crawford Henry,
Spillman LOUIS. F"lke- Che.t"".
brown Zach, Davis EuS-"-.
Envlv IL, Grn>lH III Eic..rl,
Austen zone, L"cns u j.
Pu,s55 ss".7 .k,--Farris Maj +.
wilson Il Met, Taylor f.,
Austen n II, Brown Tower,
Butler Neyfns, Y,nnS Sol
GtaysOn JACK, K'p!Ow III.
Griff.n Austen: New Alters Jas.
barrow Wiley. Br'"l.n joln,
Jackson Banks, Bake Jas.
u. ,icr George, AID J + Jr,
Coli, L"ris. Butler Tan,
Wilcox George, Sni,k n y,
" right w n, Allen George,
Williams John, V,n Buren, Martin.
Ford AEtl,ew. Gov. Charles.
Stirling Charles, Franklin BEN,
Brook Charles, He'll Edmond,
Hamilton James. G;eeh Boscn.
SECOND WEEK.
Wilcox Whitman, Gore Jacob.
Stirling Il s, Halle Il ",
jackson V NJ, E;am l. NJ,
Watson WIN, HaIv-yN,
Burlington Nose. Watson A JP.
Williams II II, Lavergne W Is.
Til!mAn Winscy. Richardson Frank,
leu ison john Bell Richard,
roorean ChaIl-s, Dawson .'"h" Is,
Daniel Wilkes, Harvey + +,
Berry Sampson, richardson Ben,
Wilcox John, Bnndick Ewell,
Lee L J Jr, Daniel 81 J,
Harbour Wash BraGfors: .Jn0
Doiherty Peter J Grin es Rol!o
Drawn according 70 law Jany. 18th, lsnI
J.. W. BRANDON, Clerk. .
FRED. F. CONVERSE,
+. T.. OGDEN JE,
Jury Commiss, ners.
A true copy
L. w. BRANDON. Clerk
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
At. CA9TRElL,
Bayou sara, +: LOUISIANA.
DEALER IN
Plows and Agricultural Implements.

Brides. Harness. Hardware, Guns.
Pistols. Pumps. Pipes, Machine Fitting.
Locks. Valves. Castings. Ropes. Ho!-
low-warc. ' agon and Carriage Wood
work. Black miths' Materials. etc. Tin.
Copper and Sheet Iron Mandatory.
Also agent for the celebrated Charter
Oak stoves. trie Garrett Il Cottman.
Erinlev. Jas. IL. Hall and other plOws.
Aliens Horse Shoes. Woods Moving
Machines. Horse Hay Rakes. all of
which will guarantee to sell lower
than cun be purchased elsewhere.
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The modern magazine may be
taken as embodying the best liter
ature of the world. as the maya
zine editor pays the highest price
to nov el,sts, scientists, statesmen.
soldiers, and even kings and Prin-
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

~Hon. John James Ingalls,
has been elected to shed his gall
hereafter at home; the Kansas
Legislature having sent William
A. Pfeffcr, the Farmers Alliance
candidate to the
sent in the u. s. Senate lately oc-
cupied by the sanity John James.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
~The legislatures of Florida

D@The legislatures Of Florida,
New Jersey. Alabama, Illinois,
Tennessee, Indiana, Nebraka
and New York have notified the
u. s. Senators that if the force
bill passes that body, they will
make NO appropriation for, nor
take any part in the proposed
Worlds FAIR.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
State Tax Sales
OF
Imm0Vable Property.
STATE or LOCISIANA-PARIS OF
WEST FELiCIANa


WEST FELiCIANA.
Is Il JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
STATE OF LouI-IANA vs.. DELlN.
QUENT TAX DEBTORS.
nY VIRTUE Of tae authority vested
- in IKE by the Crrs;iintirp and
Laws nf tho State of Louisiana, will
sell Mt the principal front door ct tie
Cnur: Hous-, in shici the Civil Dis
:rict Court of said ra'i-h is held, within
the legal hcu,s for Judicial Sales legin>
nins at II o'clock a. m, "n Saturday fhe
2s day of February, 1891, and continuing
on each succeeding day umtil said Sales
are completed, all immnvable property.
on winch taxes nrc dine to the State Cf
louisiana, Parish of West Felk
ciana, and &c inforce tie collection Of
taxes assessed in the year le90, together
with interest thereon from TIE 3lst day
&c December LEGO Mt the rate Of per
cent. per month until paid. aud all costs.
EDWARDS. MISS ANNIE.
State Tax 81 80; Pa,,sh Tax 81 % 100
acres Of Ia nd and improvements. in 2n,i
ward, B,undrd north ny W Art. east iy
CLANCY Greek, s nh 10y g W Edwards
and west 10y Star Hill.
MILLiCAN & DORrCH.
Sta.e Tax $A5u; Parish Tax i5.2a. mo
acres of land and Improvements. in 2od
ward, i,onn,,e.l nurih by J w AID, east by
Ttomp.on's crcek. sonth by estate Annie
dwarf. am; west Il, G W Edwards.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
DIED.

BALL. In jackson, La. on
Tuesday, January p, 1891, Miss
ALICE BALL, sister Of DIR. Chas.
W. Ball, aged about 80 years.
Interment was in Grace Church
Cemetery, St. Francisville, on
Wednesday.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

BY very ingenious and original pro-
cess DIR. j. c. Aver & Co. Lowell,
Mass. are enabled to extract the essen
tial properties Of the materials used i'll
the preparation of their famous layers
Sarsapari la.'' thus securing purity
and strength that can be obtained in no
other way.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

s0By an explosion in the shaft
of nine at Scottdale, Pa, on
Tuesday 10 men were ushered in
stantly into eternity and II large
number seriously injured.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

~One Of our exchanges states
that u hotel ut Findlay, Ohio, was
recently wrecked by an explosion
of national gas. Lord! we were
not aware that U. S. Congress
men loafcd arc und that hotel.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31

''Never put Oft till tomorrow what
can be done to day." which was often
done by bilious persons when they had
to take pills, but since the introduction
of Cascarine, the greatest Of all liver
regulators delay IL absurd.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-01-31
Estray Notice.

Was taken up in the parish Of West
Feliciana, on the plantation of Mrs. A.
r. Richardson on the 18th of December
1890, by Tyler Higgins and straved be-
fore me this the 9Th day of January.
1891. one dark bay mare mule, about IL
hands high and about years old.
branded on left thigh with Texas
brand, appraised by II +. Peck and
+. Young. two sworn appraisers. to be
worth Thirty $500 Dollars IN cash.
C. b. AUSTIN.
j. i. 9Th Ward.