Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-10
Purely Personal.

Our apptcclllcu 1Flcuu MT. u Oc I-cNys
now of Satchcz, was in town Oh Nom
day last in the interests of his house.
Mr. G. Il. Hill who has been ill for
the past week or ten days is improving
slowly.
Miss frankie Rogillio came on the
Prince Friday morning and is visiting
the family Of Mr.. Thos. Raynham.
Mr.. r.. J. Irwin, Late of GIeenville.
Miss. is now manager of Bayou Sar,
Compress vice Mr.. Sydnor McNair re-
signed.
Mr.. Jocs. Town with his little daugh-
ter and accompanied by his sister. Miss
Hannah, went to:the Crescent city on
Monday for Il short stay.
Gcnl. Joseph Meyer, Jos Stern and
others went down Tuesday to New Or
leans and doubtless witnessed the great
Glove Contests.
Regret very much to know that our
old friend Mr.. Z. Bockel has been Sc
vcrely i'll during the week. We wish
for him speedy and entire recovery.
Miss Hannah Raynh"m, Principal of
Herman Institute, went to Slaughter
Wednesday, where she will open the
coming session of that institution on
Wednesday next.
Col. S. NJ. Robertson and Judge Coco
wee in this parish several days of this
week looking after their respective
chances of being elected to Congress
from this district.
Messrs. Neal Harper and Floyd
Vaughn have been suffering with chill
and fever during the past few days.
Trust they will pull through all right
ere long.
Our friend Mr.. Ben Harris. left Tues
day for Louisville. Ky, where he intends
to attend lectures and study medicine.
The SENTINEL sincerely wishes him
success.
Mr.. John p. Austen. has been quite
i! during the latter part OF last week
and the first of this, with the prevailing
mafarial disorder. Much improved at
the present writing. Wednesday.
Mr.. f. J. Barrow returned from New
Orleans, Tuesday afternoon and was
followed on the succeeding day by his
family. Ti.ey will reside at the
Newshan, place near town OH the upper
Jackson road.
Mrs. J. d. Austen and Miss Dona
Smith went up by the Lula Prince
Wednesday morning to New Texas. to
assist at the ceremonies in the Catholic
Church ut that place the succeeding
day. They returned Thursday night.
Mrs. T. ID. Austen and Miss Dona
Smith returned home by the Lula Prince
Friday morning from the religious cx-
crcises 1T New Texas. They report Il
large attendance, including an cxcur-
zion from NatchcZ. and u solemn and
impressive ceremony, fun particulars
of which will appear in "ur next issue.
-~>S~
The Republican national COM
mittec have failled IN very dirty
attempt to break down the popu-
larity of General Stevenson with
the people cf Illinois. They sent
out Il number Of spies for the pur-
pose Of gathering the record of his
lite, from the time hc graduated
from college and commenced to
earn his own living, with the hope
of finding something that could
be used against him in the cam
paign, but the cmmisarics of the
Republican managers could find
nothing detrimental to his charac-
ter, so they were forced to hatch
Il lie to the effect that he mlstrcat-
ed and starved Il number of miners
employed in his mines upon whose
homes he held mortgage. This
lie was SO Indignantly denounced
by prominent Republicans of
Bloomington, among whom was
Gen. McNulta, that orders were
sent to the Republican papers to
cease to publish it. The Inter
Ocean has ceased to charge that
he was dtsloyal to the Uuion dur
ing the war, Il lie which was also
exploded, because the attacks up
on him, it was discovered, were
making Democratic votes. Gen.
Stevenson life has been too pure
for hlm to be Injured by the ton
que of SANDER States.
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Assistant State Engineer Per-
rilliat who passed through this
city Tuesday from Il trip over the
lcvccs from Raccourci Point to
this city said: