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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-30
State News Items.

The farm buildings of A. P. Knapp,
two miles from ST. Johnsburv village,
were burned Mayo Loss, $780, in
surance, $4,000.
1t is understood that the earnings
of the Central Vermont railroad com
pany show an average weekly increase
Of from $500 to $1,000 over last years
record.
Mrs Walter P. Smith of ST. Johns
bury gives one of the historical ad-
semi centennial celebration June "a,
and Edwin O. Grover, a Dartmouth
sophomore, writes an ode.
High Bailiff J. F. Draper of Frank
lin county died May IS, as result of
from a carriage; he had represented
Sheldon in the legislature and had
also served as state senator from that
county. He was Sc years old.
The fact that Hon Wheelock G.
VeazeY of the Interstate commerce
commission is mentioned as successor
to DR.. Bartlett as president of Dart
mouth college is another Indication of
the fact that Vermont men are bound
to be at the front.
Inc monument erected by the states
of Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Con-
necticut. New York, New Jersey, Del
aware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota to
commemorate the repulse of Long
streets grand assault at Gettysburg
July 3, 1868, effected by the troops of
those states, is to be dedicated June
2. The monument is an immense
open book of bronze, resting upon
pedestal of stone It's open pages
bear the names of the various regi
ments which participated in the re-
pulse of the charge, which has been
known as the pivotal movement of
war and the high tide of the rebellion.
Two Vermont regim ents-the 18th
and 16th-of STANDARDS brigade are
on the list.
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General News Items.

The German Emperor is said to have
posed before camera 40 times since
he assembled the throne.
1t is illegal for boys under sixteen
wears of age to be on the streets of
Sellersburg, Ind, after seven O'Clock
p. m.
Senator Quay has introduced a bill
appropriating S25, 900 for survey for
the proposed ship canal from Phila-
delphia across New Jersey to New
York bay.
The bicycle couriers, who were to
make the 1000 miles between Chicago
and New York in 100 hours by relays
reached the latter city one hour and
ten minutes behind time.
at the rate of $40 a month, George w.
Jones of Iowa, formerly distinguish
ed senator from that state, was re-
ported to the Senate by Mr.. Turpie,
and, at his request, was Immediately
passed.
In the railroad wreck near Pine
Bluff, Ark, minister was seriously
injured and his wife, whom he had
married but the night previous, was
killed. The Pullman sleeper was bur-
led 10 feet under water and divers are
searching for bodies.
The director at Warmers observa
tory at Rochester, n. Y, who discov-
cred the comet now attracting SO
much attention, has succeeded in OBJ
tanning an excellent photograph. The
comet has eight distinct tails, and is
unprecedented in astronomic history
The Mississippi river continues to
fall at the rate of nearly an inch an
hour. The railroads are getting in
shape to resume operations over their
receiving lines and do not anticipate
any further inconve nience. The dam
age by the ravages of the water in
North St. Louis among the lumber
men and railroads is not less than
1925, 900.
Pemiscot county, Tenn, is the scene
Of desolation. Three fourths of the
county is now under water, and
assistance is urgently needed at sew
eral places Three families have
been drowned. 1t is estimated that
800 horses and mules and 1000 head
of cattle have been drowned. There
are 225, ZOO acres of wheat destroyed,
800, 900 acres of corn ruined, and near
ly 100000 acres of cotton inundated.
Reports from Mulberry, White Oak
and Altus, Ark, show that at least
&c, 900 acres Of the best farm land in
Franklin county are covered with wa
ter to the depth of from six inches to
six feet. It is now settled that the
cotton average in this county will be
33 per cent. Hundreds of fam
lilies are homeless, and but for the
kindness of neighbors would now be
starving. The loss and damage to |
farmers can scarcely be estimated |
until the water recedes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-30

Secretary Rusk has made valuable
and exceedingly interesting contribu-
ton to the industrial statistics of the
country in his published report on the
wages of farm labor in the United
States. His carefully prepared tables
show that in 1866 monthly farm wages,
exclusive of board, were IS follows:
In Eastern States, 1881; Middle
States, S29. SO; Southern States, $16.63;
Western States $27.S4; Mountain
States, 27.23; Pacific States, AGO;
the average being $26.87. The lowest
point was reached in 1879, when the
average was S16.O5. From that time,
however, they have steadily increas-
sed until at the present time they are:
In Eastern States, S26. 40; Middle
States, S23.61; Southern States, 14.86;
Western, $22.51; Mountain, 1926;
Pacific, s36.15; the average per month
for the whole year being $3.50 The
report further says that careful an
alysis shows that in fifty years the
compensation of farm labor has very
nearly doubled. This report furnish
es no comfort or encouragement for
the calamity howlers. 4t4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-30

have been troubled with chronic sore eyes
for forty-fve years, and during that time
have used many different remedies, but have
never found any that seemed to do me any
good, until procured box of Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment. I have used only
one-third of the box, and can truthfully say,
have never had my eyes feel as well, nor look
as well as they do now. expect to cure them
entirely with the Ointment.-BEN HEATH,
Dow City, Iowa. % cent boxes for sale by II.
G. Pierce Druggist.
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Barrels building boom still continues.
Among the new buildings to be erect
ed this season are an $4,000 Presbyte-
rian church; Baptist church to cost
$4,000; a Methodist church to cost
$15, 900 and Catholic residence and
chapel costing S12. 600
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-30

In Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oil Lini-
ment is combined the curative properties of
the different oils, with the healing qualities
of Arnca. Good for man and animal Every
bottle guaranteed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-30

ga stitch in time" often saves consumption
Downs Elixir used in time saves life.
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PROCEEDING OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL.

Thihodaux La March Sth 1892. }
The town Council of the town of
Thiholaux this day met, in regular ses-
sion. 3
Present Mayor Aucoin. and Trustees.
Bakers Ragan, Zernott, Frost. and
TLibodeaux.
Absent Trustee. Caillouet.
The Minutes of last session of the Council
was read and adopted as record d.
On the call for committee reports. Mr.
Barker of the Finance Committee
presented the following report which
on mation of Mr.. Zernott seconded by Mr..
Thibo olau< was received and tho appropriation
therein recommended ordered by the follow
Ing vote.
Yeas : Barker Ragan. Thibodeaux.
Frost. and Ztrnott.
Nav:-None.
Finance gosssrazftee's Report
Finance Committees report for the months
of January and February lS32
To the hayor aud rrustees Of the Town of
Thibodanx.
Gentlsmen.-Your Committee on finance
beg to report that they have examined the
following claims. and find same correct.
For January.
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Balance on hand s697l IS
ThDo n la. hn ~ fth 1922
Respect trly &u9tu tied
THOMAS 4. BADEAUX.
Parish o Latnufche
Nj, Seeiy efsthe Finance Committee re-
ported Is follows
Parish oi L;fourclle, La March I6. 1892
To the Police Jury ul the Parish OF Lafour-
che
Gentlemen =
Gtngiomen :-I our committee on claims
beG leave to sar that they have examined the
various claims referred to them aud report
f.,vorably on the following; to viz
G. A. Engeron j. P..--......S23 373
j. Il. Leuzignan. ...................... II 40
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN
FROM NOV. 2srH., 1889.
LIST. train leaves Thihodaux 9;3o a. m
arrives : 1850 Il. N
Train for New Orleans and west
connection leaves Thibost4ux 4.tep. ta.
arrives ..7:os L. III
Mail closes Is minutes before tie de-
parture 0l the train.
FROM EIA SANE-TEO i EARS AFTER
san 2qth. iS90.-It vii Ge two years this
.h; Meek, that have had uo attack ol Asthma.
enss i The best ceatincate yuu can wish.
. 1our Asthma Remedy liars pressed most ef-
kS@sloas ,ks.,as and secured "a ittil etee. IL Il case
0aas happened in my family.
2. A.BARIos, Loekport La.
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'inho DtidhCc %, d
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS A. BADEAUy.

Parish Treasurer
Mr. Seely on the part of the Committee on
Public Buildings reported verbally that the
cistern ut the jail was in very bad condition
and moved that the president be authorized
to have new cistern constructed for use of
the Jail and that out of the old cistern if
touud possible smaller cistern oa const.uc-
ted. also for use OF the Jail. Carried
Dir. Seely from the Committee ON the Man
agement of Ihihodaux Bridge introduced tho
following resolution, in lein OF a report, which
being seconded by Mr.. Parra was carried
unanimously.
Yeas :-Grlsamore, Seely, Lepine. PARA.
Bourgeois. Barrilledux, Lelille, aud Thiho-
daux
NayS None
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Resolution no

Relative to the formation Of a joint perfna-
menteommlttee to manage and control the
Thihodanx Bridge. the joint property OF th1
Parish AMI Of the town of Thisedaux, and
defining the rights, powers and duties OF said
semmlttee
Be it resolved by the Police jury of the
Parish of Latoure lie in regular meetiur as
semblea.
lst. That committee Of six to be compos-
ed of three n'emhers OF the police Jsaiy, So
lseted by the police Jury. and OF three mem
hers Of the council of the town of Thihodaux'
to Be selected by tile mayor and trustees III
tie town OF Thihodaux, to he known and
styled the Tlbodanx Bridge Committee, be
aud the same IS hereby established for the
purposes following. tbat is to say. TO take and
e have. far and IN the name If the police
jury ef lalourche ano OF the mayor and trus-
tees of the town Of Thibodaux, possession.
custody and control of the Tlibodaux Bridge,
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NO 81


Chargeabe to streets ANA bitches.
Standa.d Oi! Co bhls. Gas S rs 90
:. VI. W alsh freight on bbls. --- 4 90
y. Ietrean sewer pipes Is d
victor Sposito for month Of Jan, y 50
H. T. Mcbride for oil. Observation-Disclosures SO
Char1eabe to Market House.
II. Ietrean Observation-Disclosures IS
:. n. Walsh for month Of Jan... 90
r. R. Mcbride snna -.,..- ,..... 50
thafSeaoe % Iown Hall.
victor SposIto for month of Jan - 50
Charseable to Water Works
y. 1. McBflde Tor oil etc. 90
ohai geaoie 70 Corporation laborer.
victor Sposlto for month of Jan---. 30 90
- Chargeable to Fire Department.
phitodaux Fire Co. No. /. for JAM 10 90
r. ~. l0 U0
II, nolhe !! HOOK y Ladder No l.--------- 10 90
1niuo"auA bhchet bfl@ade-- 10 90
Chafghane % salaries OF officers.
Il. y. Gouion Clerk .-.---------- IS - 4
). NJ Walsh Constable. le.----.-- l75 90
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second Days Session.

Thibodaux. La. Mar. 10th 1892
Tie Police Jury OF the parish of Lafourche
met this day pursuant to adjournment
Present-President 5. +. Grisamore ana
Messrs .. Lepine, J. :. Seely, F. F. PARA,
}. b. Bourgeois and +. Barriieaux, Louis
ierile. and AIldore 'nhibodaux
Absent-Messrs III. Ayo, and F. Christien.
The Synopsis ofthe last meeting was read
and approved as such:
Mr., Lepine of the Finance Committee re-
ported as follows.
Thibodaux, La. March 10th, 1892.
To the Police Jury
Gentlemen =
Your Committee on Finance, have made an
examination Of the Books and Vouchers of
the Treasurer and tiud that his report on the
General Funds OF the Parish from hrs last re-
port to date. is correct. They also report
that they have cancelled and DESTROYED all
vouchers III possession OF the Treasurer up to
present date.
Respectfully Submitted,
OSCAR LEpINE,
F.E PARRA
L.&ERILLE
Committee on Finance
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Treasurer,. Report.

For November and Dec, 1891,
Nov. 8 to balance on hand as per last
report I3y 6S
To Receipts Since
Dec. 10 from Corporation tax
OF 1891 S9l.----..-..--.---- 189 81
From Market House rs 30
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ally submitted
.JNO. 5. SEELY.
+. I}ARILLEATY

tIon anpropriating, was adopted by the fol
lowing vote.
1eas:-Grismore, Lenine, aSeelv. Para
Bourgeois. Barileaux TLibodaux, &, Grille.
Nay Mama
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

JsL. Aucoin, president: A. F Knobloch
superintendent and secretary; r. 4.
Mcbride f. u Meryant, B. A. War
nold' Anatole J. rBraud H. ". Naho,, I,
Badeaux
DIRECTORS OF THIBopAUN BRIDGE Co.
d. Moore, president; j L. Ancoin,
reasurer; p E. Lorio, secretary: An
eve Pr. e. Z. McCulum
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The following working mems account vas
read and an appropriation to cover same Dr.
dered by following vote.
Yeas:-Barker, Thibodaux, Frost. Zernot
and Ragan.
Nays None.
Workinsmeu's acct for Jan and Feb. 1889.
Chargeable t. ater Works.
Willy hagan days at 81 per day.. 4 90
Frank Lfgendre day at ) per day ? 90
Chargeable 60 Street Il bitches
Tug Wilson 3 days at sIOc per day "a 90
Teter Davis 81 days ut Sl.o0 per day 81 90
Jake Tommy days at Sl0O per day 4 90
Albert Page q days at ) 90 per day y 10
Ed Carter y days 1T : 90 per day. q 10
Chargeable 10 Wharf u Ievee.
P. A. D-min de day $ ut ! 40 per day an
Tug Wilson day ut Si.o0 per day. ID
Ell. Carter dav - 81. 90 per day. 50
letter Davis day ut Sl,0J per day. 80
si37 80
Approved ard recommend an appropriation
OF One Hundred and Thirty Seven 5Ol0G
dollars to I3uy same
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Recording &c. J. b..

Grand Total, S6Il 50
Be it resolved that the sum of Six Hundred
and Eleven 59i 100 Dollars SOIL 59) be aud is
hereby appropriated to pay the above claims.
c. BARKER
c. w. THIBODEAUX
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor .....F.T Nichols. Of 0rlea
] Lieut. Gov. James Jef1ries of Rapid
Sec. of State, Il. T. Mason, of Concordia
Aud. Pub. Acct's..-O. b. Steele Of Umon
state Treasurer w. C. Pipes of +. Feliciana
ATTORNEY General, W. f. Rogers of Orleans.
Supt. Of Pub. Ed. --.-...-. VIM II. Jack
q. S. SENATORS.
E. D. White.---- .-.-of Orleans
r. l. bison. ..........--...efO of Orleans.
STATE SENATORS.
E. A. O'SCllivan ........ .L,fourche
Thom. A. Cage. .......... Terrebonne.
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice: Edw. Bermudez, of Orleans.
Associate " j. A. Breaux. of iberia
c. f. Fenner, of Orleans
s. ID. Mctnery, of Onachita
LIB. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT CopCr OF Appeals, Fifth Circuit.
r. T. BeauTcgard- ...... of st. Bernard.
CONGRESSMAN, 3rd. Congressional Dist.
Andrew Price. of Lafourche
DIST. JUDGfs, goth. Jud. Dist.
4 TAYLOR Reattie,. Walter GuIon.
Dist. Attorney P. Caillouet.
PARI>H OFFICERS.
Representatives :..... .Leonidas Trosclair.
IL. Telemaque Badeaux
Coroner DIR. John Gazzo.
Clark of Court j. w. Knobloch
Sheriff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P. E. Lorio
Treasurer Thos. A. Badeaux
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u ZERNOTT.
H. w. FROST.

Com. OF improvements.
On mot on Of alr. Zernott seconded oy Mr..
Barder the Mayor Was authorized to nege-
tate for the extension Of the note due by tie
town to Thibpdaux Bank for 80 days longer.
and an appropriation Of 2067 ordered to n4r
interest Oh sail extension. carried by following
vote
Yeas Barker, Thibodaux, Frost. Zornott,
aud Ragan.
Nays:-None.
4 this time Mayor Ancon stated that the
Fhibodaux Bank officers hal requested him
to see the Council III regard to certain ad-
ditional curbing and banquet required on the
front Of Bank building, wAereHpon on motion
Dir. Zernott seconded. ~ Air. Rarker the
Mayor and Improvement committee were
given tull authority In the premises.
Continued on fourth page.
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School Tax .....$ 5 So II
Respectfully Submitted,
+. SAMOAN.
n, Treasurer,
ihioooauA' ~, 5ah' 9tn loS~.
Jan. Corporation Tax 1891 3fs IS
I" I" 1890 so
Licenses 1890. .-. 90 90
Market House for Dec 81. "A As ALI so
Total balance 802 81
School Tax 1891 ... los ii
:. 1890. ....- so
$l07 ga
The collectors reports for Nov, aud Dec.
1891 show the following collections,
Corporation Tax. SD AZ
HcuOOi lfU 10
Licenses 20 90
Market House tor Nov. 1891 76 30
Tor Dec lS9l..-....-.. "a As
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ksesolutiOn Ne

Resolved that the sun of Two Hundred
and Thirty five i0l00 Dollars be and ia here
oy appropriated out of the proper fluids to
pay the within claims.
Mr.. Seely further stated verbally that the
claims of Mr.. Remont had been cut down
Si.S3 III order to conform TO the Fee Bill. and
that the account OF the Meyer Drug Store ior
81 40 was referred back 10 the jury with re
commendation that it be returned back to
maker with request that same be made out
more definitely. and receive the approval of
Jallor.e and on motion duly carried the action
CT the eamlplttee Wa, approved
Mr. Bourgeois on the part of the Drainage
Committee reported as follows, duly re-
ceivea:
Thbodaux La, Mar l6, 1892.
To the Police Jury.
Gen temen Your committee on Drainage
respectfully report. that on carefully exam
ination and comparison, they have found the
report of che Treasurers of the Drainage
funds OF the Various Districts to be correct
and they presently return said report to you
Auurorp
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To the Waco Evening News;

To the Waco Evening News
The writer has just returned from a
trip to Oklahoma Territory, and was
out in the country among the farmers
in the vicinity of Purcell, which is
Just across the Canadian river in the
Chickasaw Nation, on the Gulf, Color.
ado and Santa Fe railroad, and the
principal trading point for that part of
Oklahoma.
Every quarter section is occupied,
and the greater part of it in culuva-
ton. The lands are rich and they
made fHe crops Of cotton and corn
and other things. Claims are chang
ing hands at $1,000 for relinquish.
ment
There are some lands yet open to
settlement in the Pottowattomie coun-
try, which was opened about the same
time as the Sac and Fox reservation,
and people are puring in to take them
up, but they must pay the United
States government not less than $l25
per acre to reimburse the amount paid
the Indians.
The Cherokee strip of over $780,.
900 acres lying north Of Oklahoma
Territory and up to the Kansas line
has been agreed between the Cherokees
and the commissions appointed by
the United States to be sold to the
government for over S. 100000, or
$l.42t per acre, and only awaits the
confirmation of congress to perfect
this sale.
The writer was down through the
Choctaw Nation, from Fort Smith to
Paris, a few weeks ago. They have
agreed to sell 100000 acres lying
west Of Oklahoma Territory, and now
temporarily occupied by Cheyenns and
Arrapahoes for 100000, and this
likewise awaits the confirmation of
congress. In the event of these lands
being thrown open the settlers will
doubtless have 10 refund the govern
ment the purchase money as well as
reside upon and cultivate the lands
five years as in the case of the Sacs
and Fox and Pottowattomie lands,
but as long as a man can get a claim
worth $4,000 for 5000 he is not losing
anything, especially as the 5000 is
not to be paid till the end of five years
and then by the man who takes after
him.
1t looks haru to be paying q tri-
butte of millions to Indians, but the
government can not get site for a
public building in Waco, or any other
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Lucky Numbers.

Following are the numbers that won
the prizes at Cummins' 5 and 10 cent
Store, 7O3 Austin Avenue, January
l, 1892:
First prize, 14t7; second prize,
1904; third prize, 254; fourth prize,
1887; fifth prize, 1857, sixth prize,
SOY; seventh prize, SO; eighth prize,
1858: ninth prize, 1866; tenth prize,
1885; eleventh prize, 999; twelfth
prize, 9Sl; thirteenth prize, 1874;
fourteenth prize, 1000; fifteenth prize,
1858; sixteenth prize, 80; seventeenth
prize, l434; eighteenth prize, 1904;
nineteenth prize, l4l5; twentieth
prize, 1908. Happy New Year.
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city, without paying for it, and let the
Indian Territory continue to be open
ed till there is happy home on every
quarter section as there is now in
Oklahoma.
The trip to Purcell and back was
over the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
railroad line, which is the only line
leading into Oklahoma from Texas and
the south and southeast. The road
bed, equipments and management Of
this road is Of the very best, trains
run on time with every possible COM
fort, and are crowded. Our railroads
are the great arteries of commerce and
the inevitable attendants of clviliza-
ton. We can not do without them.
We need more of them. Anything
like hostile sentiment or hostile legis.
lation should be avoided, and the sp.
pointment of your railroad commits
sioners by your governor looks very
much like placing at the dictation Of
one man the railroad interests of your
state. PAUL BAGLEY.
Waco, Tex, Jan. l, 1892.
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The following property is offered
for sale without reserve or limit as to
price A man with some cash can
make money and lots of it, if he viii
90 and investigate this offer. But de-
lay is dangerous, the. property is
going to be sold.
10 lots, houses, corner Fifth and
Speight streets; / house aud barn ON
South Fifth street, this vill be sold at
a sacrifice; Q acre garden, 2 acres
in asparagus, one acre in fne fruit
and grapes, good improvements, on
South Twelfth street.
A So acre fruit farm, 10 acres in
fruit trees (bearing) also $4,000 two
year old nursery trees for sale.
Sandy loan soil three and half miles
from CITY, fue garden land. Call at
6l3 Austin avenue for the bargains.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

We, the undersigned do this day
enter into co-partnership under the
firm name Of Delaney & Mellor for
the purpose of doing a general meat
market business and kindly solicit the
patronage of all who will pay prompt
ly at the expiration Of each month as
we are determined to cut off all delin-
quentS. Respectfully,
DELANEY & MELLoR.
Referring to the above | thank NV
customers for their past iavors and
will gladly serve all who in the future
pay their bills at the end of each
month and request all who owe me at
present to settle as quickly as posi-.
BILE as | desire to give no one trouble.
Yours truly,
JNo. II. DELANEY.
Waco, Texas, Jan. LIST, 1892