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A CoTToN On MrIL.-The Cauca-
sian is pleased to note the fact that
MIR. John P. Parker, a leading citi-
zen and President of the Planters
Oil Mill of Monroe, has purchased
six acres of land in Bossier, opposite
this city, on which will be erected a
sixty-fve-ton cotton seed oil mill. A
stock Company is about to be organ
lied on plan similar to the Planters
Oil Mill of Monroe, which is ranked
among the most successful and profit
able enterprises in the South. Mr..
Parker is thorough business man,
long identified with the material in
terests of North Louisiana, and his
connection with the new Company
insures its success.-Shreueport CaM-
cGSidR.
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CO1sstGble'S Sale.
C. w. I,awis
C. L. Gates and

" w. Lewis Third Jus
-, vs.. tice's Court of
=. Hates and the Parish of
81. Ieigler, on Appeal Bond. Bossier, La
~ writ of feri facias, issued by J. L-C
Graham, Justice of the Peace of the Third
Ward Of the Parish of Bossier, La. in favor of
w. Lewis and against C. L. Gates and 8. j.
Zeigler, on Appeal Bond, and to me directed.
5n.h Wiii; within the legal hours of sale, on the
21ta Day OF April, 1882, at Gates Mill, in the
Third Ward Of BOssier Parish, La, offer for
sale the following movable property, to-wit
One Steam Boiler and one Shingle Machine =
Seized as the property Of 8. j. Zeigler, under
said writ of feri facias.
Terms OF saie-Cssh, subject to benefit of
sppraisement. -
J. I. TALLEY, Constable.
This, the Sth day Of April, 1891.
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Josh johnson ! Third Ina
VS.. tica's Conrt of
c: L. Gates and the par;sh oS
.. J. Zeigler, on Appeal Bond ! Bossier, La,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
~ writ of feri facias, issued by J. L. G.
Graham, Justice of the Peace of the Third
Mard var Ward OF Bossier parish, La, in favor of
Josn johnson, and against C. L. Gates and s,
j; Aeigier, on Appeal Bond, and to me direct
ed, will, within the legal hours OF sale. on
the 10Th day of April, 1892, at Gates Mil. in
the Third Ward, in Bossier Parish, La, offer
for sale, at public auction, the following NOV
aDie property, to-wit: One Gang-Edger and
OUTFIT, one Saw Rig and four Circular Saws.-
seized as the property of 8. J. Zeigier, under
said writ of feri facias.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, subject to benefit of
appraisement. "
J. L. TALLEY, Constable.
This, the 9Th day of April, 1892.
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Total vote of Bossier parish for
the basis of representation suggest
ed by the State Central Committee
OF the Democratic party, lat; against
the proposed basis of representa-
tion, 561. For State Central Com
mittee-W. c. Vance, 645; q. W.
Ogden, 1875.
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Cons tables Sale.

I. C. Williams , In Justice R. C. Stin.
vs. sons Court, Ward No, 2.
JEFF Davis. )Bossier parish, La.
Ry virtue of a writ of ieri facias to me direct
- ed from the Hon. z. c. Stinson's Justioa
Court, ward 2, Bossier parish, La, / have
seized and win proceed to sell to the last and
highest bidder, for cash. ). in Bossier City. La ).
on Saturday, April %, 1892, the following de.
scribed property, tO-wit:
1900 pounds seed cotton.
Seized as the property of the defendant.
JEFF Davis, and will be sold to satisfy sa,d
writ, together with all interest and cost.
w. E. MORRIS, Constable.
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It ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the honest farmers and business
men of Lsuisiana, and not the willy
ward bosses and worthless Dagoes of
New Orleans, are the rightful rulers
of Louisiana.
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School Board Proceedings.
BENTON, La, April 2, 1892.

BENTON, La, April 2, 1892.
The School Board of Bossier Par
ish met at Benton in regular session
on April 2, 1892, with the following
members present: j. N. Bryan, J..
N. Platt, W. j. Johnston, j. e. Ad-
ger, j. ID. Rogers and j. M. Arnold.
Absent. Il. Thompson aud Z. s.
Dortch.
President Thompson being absent,
w. j. Johnston was called to the
chair, and the minutes of last meet
ing read and approved.
Treasurer W. FL. Scanland pre-
sented his account, which was ex-
amined by Messrs. j. N. Bryant, j.
M. Arnold and j. e. Adger, who
recommended its acceptance as set
tlement to date.
The following is the account:
W. II. SCANLAND, Treasurer School Fund,
In account with
BOSSIER SCHOOL BOARD.
On Current Fund.
1892.
March Ito amount from
State Superintendent, for
quarter ending first Mon.
day in December, 1891
State Apportionment. 80. 1888 7S
March 31.-To amount from
a X. Thompson, ,SJp on Polls
Total receipts for quarter $3aJ9 o.
To balance overdrawn.... J21l so
ss47O 50
Credits
Jan. by amount over
drawn. $39OS O3
By.Disbursementsf for Janu-
ary and February, 1892,
vouchers presented. 800. $50 90
By disbursements for March
per vouchers presented. 1850 90
By commission on $500 90,
quarser's disbursement. 62 50
$647O So
April 2-By balance over
drawn, dOwn............ $J2il so
On Tosonship Fund.
1892. IT'S. R.l3.
Jan. Ito balance
On hand. .... SlO59 S6
Credits.
By disbursements, per
vouchers presented. $2I0 90
BY com. thereon. 5 25-$215 IS
Balance this fund &S44 81
1892. T. .19, r. l3
Jan. Ito balance
on hand. $50 81
Credits
By disbursements. per
vouchers presented $50 90
BY com. thereon. 5O-a6i 50
"a Amount due this tund 1ls II
1892 T. u, IL.
Jan. 1st.-To balance
on hand. ..--...... 1899 80
Credits
By disbursements, per
vouchers herewith. go 90
BY com. thereon..... / 50-$61 so
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Ssrayed OF. SsOgese. .

E'rom the w. P. BELCHER PLANTATION
a on Saturday night, 18th instant. ope
BAY PONY HORSE, white ring around leti
leg-cut by rope: fax name and tail. A "a.
ward OF $40 will be paid to the person return
Ing above described pony. =
w. e. MORRIS.
Bossier City. La, March II, 1892.
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The best interest of the people
will always be the highest consider
alton with Murphy J. Foster.
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TvRADEv

TTSown Lots and Houses, Farms. Timhar
l. Lands, Posts and Wood, for sale or az
change. in and near the rising town of Benton.
w. b. SIMPSON.
Resi- Eststs Agent and Broker.
Benton. Ia
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Why cannot men glorify God with
a yard-stick, hand-saw, trowel or a
pen in their hands, and not wait for
golden harps ?-EGchaage.
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NO hunting, riding or driving through INV
~ home place, situated in sections and
township l6, range 13, will be allowed. Tres,
passers will be prosecuted 30 the fullest ex
January IA, 1892. 3m.
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'Vhe LAND DWELLING HOUSE. in old
Is for SALE ~-'1 P~H'FJ'
dress IA SNThED a0
March 10, 1892. BeIlavna +.
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Lost.

-FOUR NOTES, each for the sum of S,oo
= due November Is, 1899, Noyember IS
1884, November IS. 1895, and November rs
1886, payable to Cornelius Brazile and bv him
endorsed. All persons are notified not to
trade for these notes, as they belong to me.
.oo +. b. HAYNES.
"A@rou 0i' ioS%' april z
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Institute Fund.

AW6EttWt0 IW5EUs
Jan. Ito balance on hand. rs
Superintendent A. j. Murff then
presented his first quarterly report,
which was read and ordered spread
on the minutes, as follows:
To Honorable School Board Of
Bosster Parish-Gentlemen: Your
Superintendent and Secretary begs
leave to submit the following as his
hrst quarterly report for 1882:
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To A. w. Crandall: Ship your
Winchesters up Salt River. You can
follow them at your leisure.
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Total amount due Townships. $3.50 50
Recapitulation.
To balance due Townships 1880 go
BY balance overdrawn on Current. :. .32li So
1892 w
April 2.-Leaving net balance on hand e467e 10
Respespeetfully submitted.
w. Fl. SCANLAND,
Treasurer School Funds.
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Homestead Entry No. alos.
Homestead Entry No. 1851.

Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
February "a, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable Clerk of District Court at Ben
ton, La on 1lth April, 1892. viz Homestead
Entry No. 3351-Joshna Charles johnson
for the south half of southeast quarter. north
west quarter of southeast quarter and south
west quarter of northeast quarter of section %.
township % North, Range l2 West Louisiana
Meridian. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz: P d. Carter, w
n. Carter, B. f. Cook, Joseph Zachary. of
Carterviile p. o., La.
March 3, 1892. aDril7
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A. j. MURFF, :

! A. j. MURFF,
Parish Superintendent.
A. j. Murff then presented quite
a number of petitions for schools
from various parts of the parish.
On motion, all the petitions were
tabled.
On motion, all schools, as located
at January term, were extended for
one month longer, making the term
six, instead of five, months.
On motion, the following schools
were located:
One white school in Township 20.
Range II, known as Manry's school.
One white school in ward 4, at
Cypress Hill, to run four MONTHS
Trustees: A. d. Hudson, j. 0.
Nuckolls and A. Whitaker.
The Superintendent was authoriz-
ed to examine the following schools,
and if there is Township Fund be-
longing to them, to locate school to
run such time as the funds will per-
init, to-wit: Allendale, Dry Cypress
and Willow Chute church.
There was petition from Oayitt's
Mill school, asking that they might
use one month of salary for improve.
ment of school house building, &C.,
deducting same from term allowed
them by Board. This was allowed
by Board.
On motion, all reports were ordered
paid, but hereafter Current schools
mast average at least 10 pupils and
Township schools mast average at
least s pupils per month, or be sus-
pended.
Assistant teachers were allowed
the Plain Dealing and Raughton
colored schools, not to exceed S15
per month.
VIM. Taylor, Jasper McDaniels
aud John Campbell were appointed
local trustees of Plain Dealing col
Ored school.
The Mt. Zion and Plain Dealing
school controversy was settled By
the school being permanently locat-
ed at Plain Dealing. The Snperin-
tendent was authorized to pay the
Mt. Zion teacher for the month al
ready taught.
The following report of A. II.
Thompson, Tax Collector, &C., was
handed to Secretary and fled:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
PARISH OF BossIER.
To the Honorable President and
Members Of the School Board: Ire
spectfully submit this, my report of
Poll Tax collections on 1891 to date,
showing total collection thirteen
hundred and ninety-five 1885,
which is shown on Poll Book,
L have been delayed somewhat in
this collection, bat expect on final
report to show the usual number
collected, and perhaps a small in
crease.
Special reference is made to Poll
Book, so as to show who have paid
and who have not.
A. r. THOMPSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this 1st February, 1892.
B. F. FORT,
Deputy Clerk, District Court.
&. B. Wilson was appointed trus-
tee of Burks school, vice Rev. q. B.
Hollis removed from ward.
There being.no further business,
the Board drew their per diem and
adjourned.
w. j. JOHNSTON,
President pro TEN.
A. j. MURFF. Suntt and Soc,v
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ghe gossier ganuer.
BENTON, Ia,
Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
III. j. FOSTER, of st. Mary.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CHAS. PARLANGE, Pointe Coupee
FOR AUDITOR,
w. w. HEARD, of Union.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN PICKETT, of Bossier.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
T. S. ADAMS, of East Feliciana.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC EDUCATION,
A. d. LAFARGUE, of Rapides.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
M. J.,,CUNNINGHAM, Natchitoches
FOR JUDGE,
j. T. WATKINS. of Webster.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
A. J. MURFF, of Bossier.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
w. B. BOGGS.
FOR CLERK,
B. A. KELLY.
FOR SHERIFF,
A. r. THOMPSON.
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Everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high. Hurrah for Foster!
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The persimmon is there, but the
McEnery pole is too short by several
church steeples.
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Step lightly and speak easy. 8.
d. McE. thinks he is thinking.
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Out of the fullness of the heart the
mouth speaketh-Hurrah for Foster!
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Of Che sixtY schools led ONT at

Of the sixty schools let out at
your last meeting there are about
45 or 30 in operation, the others
waiting for spring to open up, owing
to bad weather, &c.
The weather having been so in
clement aud my campaign for Dis
trict Attorney being on, I have not
visited but one or two schools, and
consequently have but little to re-
port. l will begin my labors of
visiting school next week, if nothing
prevents. l am glad to report that
the schools generally are doing very
well. However, there have come in
some complaints that some of the
teachers are not doing their whole
duty. Bot this, of course. must be
rectified by the local trustees and
your Superintendent.
There has been some complaint
also, in regard to the rule of the
Board which requires Townships, as
we'll as Current, Schools to make an
average of ten pupils per mouth
But consider this a wise, just and
economic rule. Otherwise, every
ia mily of four or five children would
want school, and one family would
be as much entitled to a school as
the other, and consequently there
would be no limit to Township
Schools. There must be some limit,
and it does seem that basis of ten
is little enough. There is no rule
but works some hardship. Yet we,
as public servants, must look to the
general good and expend the public
funds in such way that the great
est good may be done to the great
est number.
However, gentlemen, / leave this
to your wise, just and unbiased con-
sideration, and hope and believe
that you will act in the premises as
becomes those who have the best
interest of their people at heart.
There being nothing further to re-
port, l submit this, my report.
Very Truly,
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TT rs SETTLED.
Glad Tidings Of Great Joyl'''
HURRAH FOR FOSTER |

HURRAH FOR F0STERI
The long agony is over! The bat
tie has been fought and the victory
won. Murphy j. Foster and the
gentlemen nominated with him upon
the ticket are declared the nominees
Of the Democratic party of the State
of Louisiana. Such was the decision
of a majority of the Committee of
Seven on last Monday.
Murphy J. Foster is statesman
and Democrat, and will ably dis
charge the duties of the Office to
which he has been nominated. He
has long been recognized as leader
in the councils of the party, and one
well worthy to receive its highest
honors. The hearts of the people are
with him. The prayers Of all the
good will be for him and his success
as Governor, and, we believe, that no
heart will throb in vain, or any prayer
for his success be unanswered.
Foster is now the cry along the
line of the Democratic hosts who
have chosen him for their chief and
leader, and who can doubt that every
citizen of Louisiana who prizes its
civilization, its prosperity and its
glory, will not respond in knightly
homage to the elected chief.
Hurrah for Foster! In the name
of the people we greet and welcome
him.
Foster poultry is in demand now.
Have you heard from New Orleans9
Pure government for four years
more.
Now let us have peace. Close
ranks.
Up with the farmers and down with
the Dagoes.
The Lafayette compact enjoys
good health at this writing.
Step lightly and speak easy. s.
D. Nee. thinks he is thinking.
-R-s-a-
Everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high. Hurrah for Foster!
-s-@
Out OF the fullness of the heart the
mouth speaketh-Hurrah for Foster!
The persimmon is there, but the
McEnery pole is too short by several
church steeples.
Murphy j. Foster will not be Gov
ernor of faction; he will be Cover. |
nor OF the State Of Louisiana.
Scurrilous attacks on mans char |
acter don't pay. II is q weapon that
recoils upon the inventors. The peo-
pie have repudiated the blackthorn
and dirt-throwing business.
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Murphy j. Foster will not be Gov.
ernor of faction; he will be Cover.
nor OF the State of Louisiana.
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Scurrilous attacks on a mans char.
acter don't pay. II is weapon that
recoils upon the inventors. The peo-
pie have repudiated the blackthorn
and dirt-throwing business.
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The Lafayette compact enjoys
good health at this writing.
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Up with the farmers and down with
the Dagoes.
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Now let rs have peace. Close
ranks.
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PEOPLE oN THE GO.


Flash pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
aud Going.
Ed Iern was at Allentown on
Monday.
George d. Bussard, Of New York
City, is In town.
Mrs. +. |. Smith is spending this
week with lIazleton relatives.
L. a. Montz, of the White Bear
Hotel, circled in town, Monday.
Miss Kate Boas, Of Auburn, n. y.
is visiting p. S. Wheatley and family.
Mrs. W. II. Rex, of Slatington, was
a visitor among friends in town this
w5ek
Mrs Charles h. Alexander, of
Philadelphia, is visiting II. V. NORTH
mer and family.
Mrs. Ed RaudeubuSh and children
Of Perth Amboy, n. j., are visiting j
w, ON First street
Robert Lent2 spent last week very
pleasantly with friends at Harrisburg
and Williamsport.
otto Dittmar superintendent of
the Lehighton Beef Co., was at Lans-
ford on Saturday.
Miss Ada Webb, of Mauch Chunk,
spent Friday with Miss Mamie Semmel
Henry Schwartz, the well known
furniture dealer, is hack from a weeks
visit among friends in New York.
Mrs. u. H. c. HON and her son
Garrett, spent Sunday with Slatington
and Pleasant Corner friends.
Mrs. c. S. Gerberich and Mrs. Mis-.
sen, of Allentown, spent several days
with Mrs, John r. Seidle, on Bankway.
Howard Seaboldt of the firm of } .
* II. Seaboldt, insurance and real es-
tate agents, was at Summit Hill Tues
day.
Our young friend Geo Brinkman,
Of Wilkesbarre, accompanied by his
wife, are on a five weeks visit to Verona,
Wisconsin, where they are guests of
the latter's parents.
Samuel Kutz and wife and Al Kutz
and wife, of Allentown, returned home
Monday after pleasant visit to rela.
/ tiyes here.
Tobias Buss aud George II. Enzian,
of the Germania Sangerbund, were at
Reading this week in attendance at
the grand sangerfest.
Druggist T. d. Thomas and family,
and Lewis Wehr and family, of town,
and Ed Graver and family, of iowa
mensing, spent week very pleasantly
at Lake Harmony, Monroe county.
Col Walter Smith, Ed Reichard
and \. O. Strauss, all of Allentown,
paid fraternal visit to Capt Jos.
Webb Camp %, S. of ", in Reber's
Hall ON Friday evening.
Charles X. Raudeubush and wife,
of Drifton, are spending few days
pleasantly in town. Charles is "A clerk
for Coke Bros, X Co., at Drifton and
! is off on vacation
W. II. Krill, a student at the Mil
lersville State Normal School, was in
town Thursday and dropped in to see
us. He will spend his vacation at his
home in Auquashicola.
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EvanreIIcnI Chnrch Cnse..

Counsel for the Bowman wing of the
Evangelical Church Monday morning
presented a motion in the Lehigh
county Court for preliminary iniunc-
tion against the opposing faction, who
are in sole possession Of Ebenezer
Church, Allentown, and st. Pauls
Church, Slatington. The plaintiffs do
not ask for the entire possession Of
these two churches, but ask that they
be permitted to worship there half of
the time. Hons, James BierY and Ed
ward Harvey argued in favor of the
Bowmanites, and r. r.. Wright, ESD,
for the Dubites.
Judge Albright Tuesday morning
took the papers under advisement and
court was adjourned until the first
Monday of September
J.W. Wood, ESQ., has been appointed
master in the church cases.
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A wEATHERLY DETEorIvE.
A Lynx Eyed spotter Comes to Grief in
Lively Hazleton.

A Lynx Eyed spotter Comes to Grief in
Lively Hazleton.
George Wetzel, of Weatherly, who
wears badge ofthe Brennan Detective
Agency, Cincinnati, Ohio, was arrested
Monday evening by Lieutenant Ferry
and Constable Trescott says the Halle
ton Standard. Wetzel, who appears to
be slightly demented, has caused the
police some uneasiness for the past
week. He has been going about peer
ing into private houses and acting in
strange manner. He explained to
the police that he was running down
an Italian wanted by the Brennan
Agency for murder in Ohio. When the
miners train arrived from Stockton at
6 O'Clock Monday evening he followed
an Italian down North Wyoming street
as far as Burke's building. He at
tempted to arrest the Italian. Wen2el
then drew large revolver as a means
of persuading the Italian to accompany
him. He was then captured and locked
up. He says he will bring suit against
the city for $1,000 damage for false i'm.
prisonment.
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COUNTY It'd BITS.
EVERY NOOK AND CORNER REPRE-
~FNTrD IN THIs COLUMN.

The Bright Newsy Occurrences of tho Week
urleny Chruuicied for our Many Readers.
Throughout the County and Elsewhere.
ed Fails, of Audeuried, win open a
store at Freeland
The Audenried band will hold Il
pic mic ON the 3Oth
= The NJ. 4. Sunday school room at
Jeanesville is under going repair
A son of Frank Gearhart, OF Wealth
erly had finer cut off by the slamming
Of a door during the storm Tuesday
evening.
st is feared that Patrick Burns, Of
Beaver Meadow. who disappeared sud
denly some weeks ago, has been foully
dealt with
Price and Adams are sinking a
slope on tract of ground recently
leased from Evans S Co. a breaker
will also be erected
Michael Strcach, OF Weatherly, who
was shot in the leg ON July 4th, died
from the effects of the wound on Satur-
day at the Hazleton Hospital
There will be a grand picnic Of the
Mis- Hollow Sunday school at Charles
Miller's grove on the 10th Of August
On the occasion the famous Wolford
family will furnish music. Prominent
speakers will be present
'The large barn on the farm Of
Edwin German in West Penn was
struck by lightning Tuesday night
during the prevalence of a heavy
thunder storm. The contents were
destroyed. Loss 5000, partly covered
by insurance,
A meeting of the Middle Coal Field
Poor Directors was held on Monday at
the poor house. Only routine business
was transacted. The Directors were
notified by the District Attorney of
Carbon county that James IIeeney and
Patrick ITane, whose farms adioin that
of the almshouse, had entered proceed.
ings against the District for alleged
damages to a stream of water by the
drainage from the poor house. a com
mission will be appointed by the court
to investigate the case.
: Joe Wieter, a burly Hungarian, of
Beaver Meadow, was admitted to the
Hospital on Sunday, suffering with a
broken arm and confused body. Joe
was returning to his home from Au-
denried on Saturday night when he
was held up by four men, who demand
ed his money. Joe was not inclined to
hand over his hard earned shekels,
when he was assaulted. lie made a
desperate fight but the odds against
him were too great, and he was over
powered and relieved of his cash.
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racy Of the county the one fair and
honest thing to do, aud that is TO as
semble ina comfy meeting oi. the date
fixed by the rules of the party, havo
the meeting called 20 order by the reg
ular chairman of the county commit
tee, and we guarantee chat every Dem
osrat who attends shall have % full and
ample opportunity TO vote for whom
he chooses TO act us president of The
meeting and upon all other questions.
This is fair, honorable aud regular TO
all who desire harmony We do not
consider the matter of calling the
meeting to order of any great import.
ance, but we can not consent to have
it used TO insult the regular chairman
to crafty few.
Respectfully yours,
ROBERT KLurz.
DAVID J. PEARsALL.
II. D. CLAUss.
E. r. ENBoDY.