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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24

Newport News on July 9Th: @: Z; Armi-
stead. John 8. Charles, aud w. b. Burns. j.
At the recent term OF the County Cour.
only four liguor-iicenses were issued Ior
James City county. as follows: J: Z: WEAR
ton and X. r.. Slater, Toano; nj. ,. MAR
rem. Cellar Hole, and K. Q. turner D'aS-
cond Station.
Misc Emma Jones left Thursday. morn,
ing for Botetourt county. where she VIII
remain for some time. a.. a
Rev. Everard Meade. an evangelist OF
the Episcopal Church, WAS here ihursaay
night TO take part in an Easter ceieorauou
at Bruton-Parish church. which had pesn
postponed several evenings on account on
The bad weather. While here he was the
guest of Rev. 4. G. Page. nan.
Mrs. Mary l.. Darlington. with her h,. Ts
grandson, Master Edward Jones, lett
Thursday morning for Washington, W
visit her daughter. Mrs. Johnson.
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Reoiment. upiform Rank Knights Of

Regiment. Uniform Rank Knights OF
Pythias. v.
DIR. A. Brockenbrough, of Northampton
county, Ia IN the city. ,y.,
DIR. 4. A. Brown and wife, OF WHINING
ton, Del, visited friends here TINS wesh.
Mrs. Dr. G. +. Dibble and son, OF oiare-
mont, were on visit to norfolk ms weca,
Rev. +. w. Neve. of Ivy depot va Is
at Virginia Beach. 80.
Mr. r. j. Balm. assistant United states
signal officer nj this point, bss Deen ae-
tached and ordered to New YORK ior duty.
Mr.. II. s. Nichols. of this city; mas peeh
appointed to a position IN the united
States signal office. sr.hr
Captain @. Ii. McKeen. OF Lynchburg'
is IN the city. ... l., l.,
Washington. v. r.
Rev. ]. w. Carroll, of the Virginia Con-
ference, and family, are guests OF MIS-. A.
Il. Cutherell. IN Portsmouth.
Ciyii-Enpineer John Eastwood, OF forts-
mouth who has been with the govern
ment engineers at Vicksburg. Miss., mas
been assigned TO the engineering depart
mont in charge of harbor aud river I'M
provements here. =, w TT p.,
Dr George r Keene. and Mr.. George w.
Wiphtman. of Providence. X. l., are visit
! ing this section.
Mr.. W. c. Ferrebee. of Camden county,
N. C., is the guest Of Rev. j. ). Edwards'
Mr.. John Goode. Jr., of Washington, ID.
| c.. is on o visit 10 his sister here.
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attending .cbooI IN WASHINGTON. spont Che

attending school in Washington, spont the
Easter holidays this week at home.
Miss Hattie Thurman. Miss Clara Nichols,
and Miss Nelson. OF Bedford City. spent
the Easter holidays with the Misses Cheat
wood. OF this city.
w. b. Bigbie and family left here Thurs
day for Richmond 10 spend few weeks;
Captain Stephen Adams and family VIII
90 TO Richmond next week 10 hear Patti.
r. Il. Walker, general agent OF the IA
nawba Dispatch. was in the city this week:
G. Lorraine. general baggage agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. was
visiting in this city this week.
J. A. Harris. assistant engineer OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. was IN tho
city Thursday.
&. f.. Boiling. Superintendent OF the
Richmond Water-Works, was IN the city
Wednesday last.
James Hauty. of Charlotte, N. G.. was
visiting here this week.
y. II. II. Turner, OF Richmond, was IN
the city this week.
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williamsburg,
NIl1dmsDurgs
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatcn.I
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April 23.-The
Misses Booth, Of Carter's Grove. gave q
beautiful german Monday evening. The
house was deliberately decorated, and the
rooms and halls brilliantly illuminated in
honor of this. the first german after the
Lenten season. The dance was led by Dir.
Charles Coleman, and tho music was fur
nished by Professor Paulo Mosquitoes Or
chestra, of this place. An elegant supper
was served at u o'clock. At 3 o'clock in
the morning the sweet strains of Home,
Sweet Home told all that the hour OF de-
parture had arrived. Besides the. charm
ING hostesses, Misses Francis and Hen
rietta Booth, there were dancing Miss
Aylett of King William, Miss Echols of
Rock bridge, Miss Merrill of Rich
mond, Miss Jennie Morecock of this
place, Miss Meta Tuggle, Miss Sallie
Epes, Miss Fannie Harris Epes of Not
toway county. and Miss Iyison Scott
of Indiana. Among the gentlemen were
Mr.. Southall Farrar of Amelia, MIR. Maury
Cralle of Nottoway. Mr.. j. II. Parr, Jr.. Of
Amherst, Mr.. Ennin Williams of Rich
mond, Mr.. Hugh 5. Bird and Charles Cole
man of this place. Mr.. Tasewell Taylor and
Mr.. Oscar Edwards of Norfolk, Messrs. h.
w. Tuggle and john G. Epes, guests at the
Grove.
Miss Pinkie Morecock attended ger
man Tuesday night at Newport News
gwen by the Newport News German Club.
Miss Merrill. of Richmond, and Miss
Echols, of Rockbridge, who have been
visiting President and Mrs. Lyon Tyler. al
College Lawn, have returned home.
4. f. Swain and f. @. Dame. travelling
auditors of the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
were here during the week, and found the
books of the company's agent, Mr. l.. B.
Williams in excellent condition.
Miss Mary McCsw, daughter of DR..
james McCaw, Of Richmond. who has
been visiting relatives here. has returned
home charmed with her stay in the old
town.
Misses Mary and Annie McCaw. of this
place, who have been spending Easter at
home, will return 10 school in Richmond
Monday morning.
Mr.. @. =. Armistead. steward at the in
sane asylum. has been in Richmond seve-
raj days on business connected with the
institution.
Miss Bessie Aylett. of King William.
who has been visiting at Carter's Grove,
left Wednesday morning for Richmond.
accompanied by Miss Fannie Booth.
Mr.. Il. W. Tuggle, Mr.. John s. Epes,
Miss SaIlie Epes. Miss Fannie Harris Epes,
and Miss Meta Tuggle. who have been the
guests OF DIR. and the Misses Booth, have
all returned home uiG James-river steamer.
Rev. Paul Whitehead. ID. D., presiding
elder of the Virginia Conference. preached
at the Methodist church during the week.
The Quarterly Conference was held. at
which the following we're elected delegates
TO the District Confsssnes, which meets IN
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Staunton.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrAuNroN, Va, April 23.-Miss Minnie
Wilson, of Chicago. who for several days
past has been IN the city visiting her SIS
ter Mrs. George f. Wilson, returned to
her home Thursday, taking the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Flying Dutchman.
Mr.. J. Baldwin Rawson, one of Staun-
ton 5 delegation at Washington and Lee
University, has been elected vice. president
of third section Of the Phi Gamma Delta
Fraternity.
Miss Annie Child, after a most enjoya-
BILE winter spent with her cousin, Miss
Belle Hopkins, of Mobile, and after a So
| journ with friends in New Orleans, is back
at her home, on east Beverly street.
| Miss Jonas Hagerman, who has been
visiting friends in Charlottesville. re-
turned home this week. Miss Hsgerman
was rendered complimentary tea while
in Charlottesville by her friend, Miss
Leonora Letterman.
| Miss Mary Gale, of Baltimore who is
| greatly admired here, is III the city, the
guest of Miss Bell.
DR.. A. Watson Woodward, a Stanton
young man. now located at Clifton Forge.
mas successfully passed the examination of
| the State Board of Dental Examiners, and
| has received his certificate.
Misses Annie Elder, Mary Grattan. and
this week, after pleasant visit to friends
| in the capital. Congressman and Mrs.
Harry st. George Tucker showed their
friends the courtesies of the city while
there.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Bagby is visiting her
niece. Ms. A. L. Heinrich. of Richmond.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Blackford Is IN Lynch
burg. the guest of Mrs. +. M. Carson.
Miss Fannie Tannehill. of this city, who
has charge of the musical department of
the Andrews Female College, OF Cuth-
bert. Ga. was so unfortunate as TO lose
her wardrobe and trunks in the recent fire
at that institution.
Miss Ada Baker. of Norfolk. and Miss
Chloe Sans, of Baltimore, are IN this city,
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. Addison
Cooke.
Mrs. j. L. Is. Stuart. of the Virginia
Female Institute. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Page Waller. in Norfolk.
Cards have been received in this city tor
the marriage OF Miss Margaret w. John
ston. OF New Orleans, to Mr.. Richard
Sharpe. Jr., of Wilkesbarre, Pa. The
marriage viii be solemnized at Trinity
church, New Orleans. At half-past 8
o'clock Wednesday evening, May the 9th.
Miss Johnston, who has many friends here,
is sister Of Mrs. Harry st. George
Tucker and the granddaughter of General
Albert Sidney Johnston.
Mrs. William n. Cooke, Of New York,
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IOvingston.
ICnrrasnnnhnnca OF the Richmond Dlspntch.l

Correspondence Of tho kichmond Dlspatchl
LovISGsroS. Va. April 23.-Mr. George
s. Stevens. Jr.. of Pulaski county, who
has been visiting his father, Judge George
Stevens, has returned to his home.
Miss Corrinne Tunstall. of Village
View" near Lovngston. returned from
Lynchburg this week, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Kate Coleman, who has been visit
ing her brother. Mr. j. T. Coleman, of this
place, for the past month, returned home
this week. 70 the regret of her numerous
crowd Of friends here.
Miss Annie Stevens, daughter of Judge
George ). Stevens. of this place. is in
Washington, where she will spend several
weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. Conrad Jennings. of this place, left
on Wednesday for Washington, where he
will spend several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
On the Rappahannock.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspstch.l
WASHINGTON, RLPPAHANNocK COUNTY,
Va. April 23.-The recent Wlse-Greene
affair, which has caused so much comment
among the southern society OF New York
and in Virginia, brings wildly before the
nrople of Rappahannock the gallant form
Of Colonel Fred Skinner, the grandfather
OF the young lady who has been the
"yictlm OF jealousy" simply because she
ia pretty, Colonel Skinner, when young
man. was taken abroad by the Marquis dc
LAFAYETTE and educated at Paris. While
there ne ia said to have fought several
duels. Before the war he spent a lumber
OF years IN this county at " Montpelier.
one of the handsomest country resldenc es
in the whole Piedmont section. IL Is
Thought that here beneath the shadow OF
fine Blue Ridge Miss Greene was born.
Montpelier was long the home OF her ma
ternal grandsires.
Frederick Skinner at the opening OF the
war became the heutenant-colonelo OF the
First Virginia Regiment. He was severely
wounded at the Second Manassas. After
Colonel Williams was killed at Gettysburg
he became the full colonel Of his regiment
At the close of the war. with a number OF
others, ne went to Egypt and accepted
command under the Khedlye. 1t Is said
that the Colonel is as brave as julius
Caesar.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Clarence Miller, of the University oil
Virginia, spent Easter at his home, in this
Miss Ella Chapman. of Covineton, Va.
is visiting the family of MIR. Charles
Wood.
Miss Sallie Hunt Strother, a daughter Of
Judge j. +. Strother, IS visiting the Rev
Mrs Hubbard at Salem, Va.
The heavy Aprll rain on Monday pre-.
vented the bows and girls from taking
their regular Easter fishing stroll. Callas
and violets, however. are blooming, new
peas are being worked" by the English
sparrow, the orchards are pink with the
bloom of the peach. our bluegrass sod Il
growing more and more like the emerald
each day, the lads and lassies are begin
ming TO don their spring costumes, anc
soon 1.-THE voice of the turtle will be heard
in the land.n
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E.u,porta.
Tsuiporlas
fc,rraapoud enco Of the Rlchmol

Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
EMPosIA. Va. April 23.--Mrs. General
John Il. ChambIess, who has been visit
ing her brother. has returned home.
Sir. A. G. Briggs, or Richmond, spent
Easter with his father, Captain W. h.
1iss EVE Pssss. Of seuthaapsoa. has
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10 healthy activity, and are a POSITIVE and
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They are the ONLY RELIABLE VEGETABLE
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DIR. sCHENCKS Book on Consumption, Liver
Complaint, and Dyspepsia sent free.
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
Literary Notes.

II, 1Iowr,rs, <,-r ,-o,
The announcement that Mr.. How
ellis viii leave IIarpcr's Magazine,
70 take the editorial charge Of the
IoS'h"po''iah, ON M"Fcu ISL calls
"'teHtt".' I" me process Oh "ttiid-
NY up me S'ai o. i sF'a' maya
ENC iro""oiS IN no monthly
mas '',' cl "'"''"'i 'ce'i ~ o'Ssihc'-
y "'"e' ''ie cH 'S Oh '"e i'"p'lc as
III '''c case "i 'Hs ooSAoii"n'an.
"c III 81 S''i' al 'e' Us e"''''!aI
coit'foi "a7 assume" bF -Hf. J"hn
hfisHeh " aiA'F' was |" a"H /" II
reward fEer''' liaie' VINO took
clii'rse or Il department Gated
'o"c'"' E"n,c'n' S"'Jec'S con-
corning "hich the greatest mum
per or people are thinking To-day.
VIZ. tia'e WI" Is -'"'cn'' E" fHIr
h'Hi''! H'in' Il thorough h'""fi-
can ana Il a'ah on h'"ai >YmDa-
'NicS' mas mica ms position III Il
way 10 at1Fac' inc attention net
only on th'8 county, hHt on IclH-
ing h"rope"h l,4rha'S' some
ffs"'.'tiS tdIer' Il department. WaS
eS'"''''7'i'" ca''e' ! nc he'ic"
% N"''sh. i1''h's' !" tax"
emu se Oh ,hIs Il man was needed
Nv sH""'" nc ia'''i''ai not Only
-" '"' F'','' eNe ems % ''e past
'''''S S'"'9 p"t VINO XIX" per
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
Gov. McEnerys Letter.

Judge McEnery's letter formal
" accepting the gubernatorial
nomination rendered him. by the
Democratic State Convention, j.
an able paper and one we'll worth
the careful perusal Of every Dem
ocrat in the state.
The most remarkable thing :th-
out this letter is that, unlike the
ordinary document of similar pur-
port, 1t WAS not written with the
studied purpose of smoothing over
or avoiding the dangerous and dis
agreeable issues before the people
There is not In the entire Gocu-
ment single instance of hedging;
not a single one of the many vital
issues is overlooked, and there Is
nowhere any apology, no plea of
confession and avoidance. While
tho Judge has made use of no
honeyed phrases, hc has not lean
cd towards the other extreme and
there is not Il syllable of either
tiattery or abuse in the entire pa
per. 1t is n calm, dispassionatc,
statesmaniIke treatise upon the
issues of the day, defning the at
titude Of the Democratic party
and the position of the man who
the leadership OF that par
". i'm fearless and forcibie man
fer. 1t is characteristic of the man
md illustrates his fitness to lead
II trying times like the present.
The Judge refers to the disscn-
IONS In the Democratic party and
he bitterness of the campaign,
nd declares that the proposition !
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

to extend the charter of the lot
terry is the cause Of the trouble.
While Geploving this he admits
that the revenue amendment is
matter upon which honest men
may differ, and DO differ. and for
that reason he opposes making 1t
test Of party fea'ty. he calls
attention to the fact that many
Democrats who opposed the anti
lottery plank IN the platform OF
1851 arc now opposed to the am
eatl;nent, and that many of those
who favor the anti-luttcry plank
they are now favoring the amcnd-
mcnt. This he regards AS conclu-
/ sivc evidence that such local and
trnnsitury issues as the amend
ment which will, he says. pass
away after the election, should
not be made lie test Of Dcmocu =
CIV. He defines his own position
on the amendment without hesl-
tation, declaring ttat he does not
approve of that method of raising
revenues. and he refers to his now
famous message to the legislature
rcltIi-n,ine The sentiments he then
expressed.
| One by one he takes un the col
| lateral issues of the campaign and
without trimming boldly declares
his attitude epon them. The
boasts of the boilers that through
Gov. Nichols they would control
tho election .nachincry Of the
state docs not escape hi, attention,
/ and while counsciing order he lays
| down the plain proposition th-t
force VIII l;c met with force and
no fraud will he tolerated. lie
declares fora free ballot and Il
| fari count, expressing willingness
to submit to the verdict Of the
minority a. expressed IL the ballot
| box.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
$50. REWARD.

Stolen -.s .-.t
From Wakefield plantation on We'd
nesday night. Oct. -. one bay mare
mule 10 hands high. branded f L (up-
side DOWN OF left fcre shoulder, wart
Oh inside Of left hind leg, name and tail
freshly reached. Faces well under sad
die. Also one nfoUsc cof0rcd mare mule
about il hands high branded 4 Il (up-
side down name and tail freshl roach
ed. Both mules we'll broke to harness.
\ reward of ,iftr dollars wi iii be paid
upon delivery Ia :!ic undersigned CT i'll
formation that will lead 10 t'.c recovery
OF these animals.
EDMOND BELL.
WAX p,iclu Plantation.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

per Brothers, on the first of March
Will take in hand the dcstinics of
II magazine which promises the
exercise Il share OF influence with
the reading classes Of the United
States. His entire services will
he given to the Cosmopolitan, and
everything he writes will appear
III that magazine during the con-
tinuancc of his edl.orshIp.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
For SI,erH.

Edr. SENTlNEL: Please All
nouuco me as q Candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of West FclIclana
ut tho approaching general cleo
ton In April. / run us the repre-
sentative Of no clique or faction,
but upon my individual merits be-
fore the people.
G. NJ. BARROW.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
For Judge.

Hon. WILLIAM W. LEaKE, of
West Fellciana Parish, autho"iz-
-cs us to announce him as L candI-
date for Judge OF tho 18th judi
cial District, subject to the action
Of the Democratic Party.
We are authorized to announce
Hon. +. ID. BHAME, Of East Fell
ciana, rs candidate for Judge of
tho 18th Judicial! District, subject
to tho action Of the Democratic
Party.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
G.. e. DECKER, President.
Secretary.

The propositions of the rcllci-
ana SENTINEL that were "laid ov-
er until next meeting,' were us
follows:
ST. Franrisvillc, La. Jan. 4, 1892,
To the Honorable President
and members of the Police Jury
of West Fclicisna.
Gentiemen--With the view of
equaiizing more nearly the pay.
ncnts for the public printing, and
taking into consideration the fact
that there will be, IN the year 1892
an unusual number of election
procIaniations. Registrars MOTTO
Is, Returning officers advertise
ments &c. in addition to the As
SCISSORS notice, the Jury Lists the
publication of the budget &C.. the
undersigned, on the part OF the
Eclicaua SENTINEL. has the hon
-orto submit the two following
propositions. the acceptance OF
either of winch will be satisfacto-
~ to hmm, and am sure both are
placed ut reasonable figures:
LIST Proposltion--To do the 70
lice jury printing in its entirety,
including proceedings OF meet
rug~, proclamrtions. notices add
vcrtiscmcnts, jury lists. etc. for
the sum of One Hundred and
Twenty Dollars (Sl2o.0o.) per
year, payable in monthly INSTALL
ncnts of Ten Dollars $50 or:
2nd Propos,tion---Iw will publish
the proceedings Of meetings alone
tor Nincty-tive Dollars (S"5.Co)
per annum, and charge the proc
l"nations, notices, advertise
mcnts. Jury lists, budget sc. in
accordance with rates charged un-
der the law for judicial ADVERTISE
mcntS.
l would request you also to bud
gel u spcci;,! fund for printing.
Very Respectfully.
j. -. AUSTEN. lessee.
And for many years the follow
ING has been the io7r on tie sub
jcct ard Is yet. We qaotc FROM
the Police Code, revised by Thos.
Butler, Esq, and printed under
the supervision Of W. W. Lcakc,
Esq, Parish Attorney. in 1872.
Chap. xHlv, Sec. !, pages 81 ant!
D:
There shall be annually appoint
cd by the Police jury, a pari>l,
printer whose duty it shall be &c
publish proceedings Of the Police
Jury, and all notices or advertise.
mcn,s, required by sad Jury
which may I've placed in his hand.
for publication by the Clerk. Fo,
publishing sad proceedings, The
parish printer shall be allowed
such rate Of compensation IL, i:
fixed for the printing Of tht
Slate laws.
We got 800. for the printin.
last year, and yet. when we asl
to have the notices and advertise
ments, only part, paid on some
> thing OF the basis contemplated b,
the law. and that for this year On
. Iy in consideration Of there BEN:
. a gubernatorlal and presidential
y election both this year, it is mad,
the prctcXt for a postporcmcnt o
0 the question for another month
0 We have nothing further to 81,
on the subject.
<O%<-
It,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
GheriHs Sale.

state Of I.ouisiara-Parish OF Pointc
Coum.e.
18th Judicial District Court.
\. j Eors;;lil rs. Paul Favre.
III obedience To "r;: OF ii 4. Issued
iii The above styled suit, l have seized
and Will offer for sale at the Court
House door. in St FrAncisVillc, on
Saturday, january 18th, 1892.
Oi.c Bale Of Cotton Hl,, Two
Males.
,t'rr;ls OF Stie-Cash.
&. BARROW.
Sheriff
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS :!
For Clerk og Co:rt.

Editor SENTINEL You are
hereby authorized to announce
me as Il Democratic candidate Tor
Clerk If the Thirtccnsa -iut!iclal
District Court, PARISH of Yves:
Feliliana, mt the ensuing general
election in April next, irrespce-
tive of fractional differences.
W. b. SMITH.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
For; District Attorney.

We arc authorized to announce
]. u. MALL, of East fciiclan;i
parish, us IL candidate for District
Attorney, for the Thirteenth ,iu-
dic,al District. Subject to Demo
cratic Nomination.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
of the Police Jury.

St. FrAncisvlI!c, La. Jan. 4, 1892,
Police jury met pursuant to adj
jotirnment.
Present: J. W. Deaer,ck. pres
idcnt: II. T.. Butler, ). ID. Bar
row, W. A. Porter, 5. l.. Lat
vc,gnc, J. \. Shultz, Il. Daniel,
At. Wolf, ID. Stewart and G. r..
Decker.
The following bills were APP
proved and ordered registered.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09

We are authorized to announce
Hon. w. +. HERMAN, of East tc-
liciana, us y candidate for Senator
from this the E>iftccuth Scnatori-
al district, subject to the nominal
ton OF tho Democratic Conrcn-
ton
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
Eor Senator.

We are authorized TO announce
d. w. PRES, Of East Eehciana
AS Il candidate for State Senator
FROM this the Fifteenth Senatori-
al District, subject to the action
Of the Democratic Party.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-09
EDMOND BELL.
" ak ciiclI Plantation.

1Sy"Gcrnany publishes more
periodicals lban Ill the rest Of
Europe