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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER CCCLXXt.
An Ordinance Naming the Thomas Davis Estate.
called. IN the Tenth Ward " DAVIS Park
tApprovcd February IL, 1872.
IL Is ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence a. follows.
Section I. 80 much OF the land formerly known
the Thomas Ia Is estate. % called. IA the tenth
ward OF the City of Providence, which wa pur-
chased iy the CITY OF l evidence Tor park purposes
under authority OF Chapter 81. uf tue OrdiHuccs,
approved stay ., 1871. by virtue ~ the authority
contained In Chapter SI3 oi the public laws, pa So l
az the January session ~ the general assembly,
1890 shall here after b, known as Davis Park
CHAPTER CCCLXNI.
An Ordinance Naming the Land Formerly Known
as the Hopkins Burial Ground the admiral
Hopkins lark, ~ and Directing the Park Com
missoners To Take Possession of said Park.
tApproyed February IL, 1891
II is ordained by the CITY Council OF the city OF
Providence as follows:
Section /. 80 much OF the land formerly known
rs the Hopkins burial ground which taken by
the City of Providence under and Pursuant to the
provisions ~ act pas,e by the neral assembly.
March "a. 1891. sh ID hc,tafi-T hc known as The
Admiral Hopkins Park
See 2 Ihe park commissioners arc hereby au-
thorized aud directed TO take POSSESSION Of said
park.
True copies-witncS;
WILLIAM T.. Ci ARKE.
ftf-1t tift t'tlrE.
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EMpLormkAT IGENcIrs.

NNANTED-HELp As FOLLOWS; MAN on
w farm, man ON gents place, general girl,
hnusckcepcr chamber gri. waitress. laundrcss cook
aud kitchen girl; help Of all nationaltes hand.
u. |. AGENCY, III Westminster ST. Telephone
ll2l-2
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
unpaid TAXES.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that in ar-
cor ancc with IN ter - - tn Public statues he
Will on TUESDAY. the tn day of March, lhJ',
levy on All real estate an the city or providenc
against which cts taxes for Sil are unpaid, unless
paid before said Sth day Of MARCIA.
ID. L. II. GRANGER.
fi5-lot City Treasurer.
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ron sALE-MTsCELLlNEOUs

LoR SALE Low-SMALL JOB PRINTING Of
i flee: nearly new ard complete; In iLc order
good location. oW rent, 30 q run OF trade; will
sell for less Than half II cost Tor cash owner leaving
the city. Apply {, 80 Weybosset s.. Room ..
Are you in want of Help? Try "a tO-cent
advertisement in the "News''
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"Can you loan me n match, my good
manW inquired an elderly man Of a Broad
way driver on the down town trip yester-
day morning at about 10 o'clock. The old
gentleman had taken out from well filled
case splendid twenty-five cent cigar. and
the driver noted that there were others In
the oxidzed silver pocket case.
"Why, certanly-cheerfully sir, assure
you" returned the politically polite man
of the reins And he fished around with
one hand for a match, presently handing
the old man several OF them. More thanks
Profuse politeness on the drivers part,
who shifts the aroma OF the cigar with evi-
dent delight IL don't get much chance to
tnoke-at the dinner hour smoke cigar
occasionally, for lots of gentlemen, as you
have done, get light Of me and then in
sist upon giving me cigar"
But the smoker was obtuse. ''Of course"
the obliger resumed, IL never expect any
thing OF the kind, but they will insist upon
it,"
"UhP' from the preoccupied smoker
Its odd, don't you think, that for every
light ever gave a passenger OH this plat
form got "A cigar in returnp
quite odd
II finally learned toalways carry matches,
The old man was looking at the Diana
weather vane.
80 far, today, | haven't gotten my
lunch time cigar. OF course, all sentiment
aside, rather expect these returns OF ia
vors"
More silence.
''In fact, it's n business matter-it's po
liteness for revenue only, one might say
When man wants light real bad-as for
g mere illustration, you yourself did just
now-it ought to he worth "a good cigar for
him, don, you thinkf"
Doubtless
We'll now, my dear sir, you will pardon
me for being plain. but have you good
tigar about yoni"
Yes, ! have several good ones in my
pocket What's thar got to do with all
this talk of yours
And the remainder of the ride down busy
Broadway was in nsilence-icy. icy silence
New York World
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THE Continental Drum Corps will be-
gin "a fair this evening in SHADES Hall.
"EGyPT and the Nile" " will be the sub
ject of Mr.. John l.. Stoddards last lecture
which will be given in Music Hall this
evening.
SCHOONER John Paul left this port this
morning in tow of one of the Providence
Towboat Companies tugs, for Noank
repairs
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Watch the columns of the "News," or. bet
ter still. insert "a 10-cent advertisement.
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Furnished rooms supplied with Lodgers
by IA 10-cent advertisements i'm the ''News.'
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ZOE N.fLE- HoHSEs.

E'OR SALE E RARE BARGAIN BRAN NEW.
j very handsome; two cottages ,n line of electric
sar-s rooms Wuntrls uas fNmrcs fnrnaf e.. bath
rooms. hot and cOld water; all modern Improve
ments complete. ISAAC l.. GOfF, = Custom
House st.
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MARRIED.

Ndfriage ana fducral Notice, one insertion
5tc.; each dddit'cadi DscitioH, I5c
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las not too late To enter for the
NEWS free trip TO Europe contest.
The contestants aren't thoroughly
under way vet. BY and by IL will be
i,a:iter 10 De placed i'm the race.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

L. Asa X. Potter, doing business under the firm
name OF otter & Co. hereby give notice that have
this day disposed OF all right, title and interest
IN said business established IN lSiS except eel
fled in the following co-partnership notice:
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DIED.

a.-RRC- =. Nnaae ck Hrr wes Greenwich
fGih IT, ella ALDRp,
luue@s Wa .al.' place FRIDAY ~ III o'clock a. n.
frCA hucttN OAK Chnfch, Antttn}.
DEAN Ia this city, 18th inst. EfIzABETH, wife o.
the late MnrCus l. Dean, agCd IA years.
Funeral private.
ERAC EETON-In thls city, 18th inst. AGS rs
MAY. dnugl t1r Of Thomas H. and Susan +.
FraCkclroi aged r.Cuth- anF days.
Funeral services Ffidav lnh inst. At > o'c ock PM
fr M her parents reSdc1cc. ~ Althoa street.
e C',yCs and fr esGs iyo invited To attend with
ou. irtAVr notice.
LAW rON-Iu Pawtuckot, 1iti, inst. SARAH L.,
Youngest chiid OF kp0ert ]. and Mary A. Law
Ton. aged III years. 3 months AMI 10 days.
Funeral Friday, 18th inst. AT = O'Clock T. NJ, from
No. ih kondAl street PaNtuCkct. Relatives
and friends invited
NiTKPHS-In this city on the 10th inst, Ed
WARD MJEpHN, Ia the 10 wear OF his age.
suncrsd from the residence uf hts hruthpr-in-law
Patrick Nugcnt. 10 rails Place, Frjd y. 10Th
ST.. az $40 O'Clock. Relatives and friends i'll
td TO attend.
PAtNE-'n P4wiuckei. 10Th inst, Mrs. MARY l..
pATNE. aged 10 yeas. : days.
rrpcral frmt htr late residence, No. 81 Srring
street. SATURDAY. Goth inst. al O'Clock + NJ.
ielatiyos and friends ara iavited TO attend. Bur-
lsl az the convenience Of TIE family.
yINTeN--Tn tlis Clfy. doth inst, FRANCES JONES
NlNrON, aged 81 y sirs.
Tuneral a, hor l.te residence. No. IS Waterman
stree, L on Friday, Ilth lust. at 12o'coCk. Burial
al c,n9cnicncc OF the family.
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IA SEFL- WERNER-in this city. Tuesday
morning Feb 10 l&@ b. the Rev, tharies ".
t1nat1tr ~ Ais rcs.dencs Ne. l0S John street,
Mr JlHN 4 MEL san M . kArAgISA WEIR
MAR, bOth oi Prevalence, Al. !.
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con tENTION DU DIST RIOT
JEDICIAIRE.
THlBoDArX, LIZ, lie 8 Ayrll, 1892,


La convention dl partl democrat
que dn iseth2 District J~udlc.alre,
compose cues paroiases Ierrehonne
ct Laioaitae Sc reuhif &c Jotr q Ia
malaoA ~ rollf dams le village de
lhiooa@0As Il > organise par election
DC hE p 81 bouf9 de Lafourehe,
CONNIE president, ct vi, Aurelle The
not, a. ftff83onhe, CONNIE >eefGtlire.
- ae'e7ae' u wants de Ia parolsse
l~eife'oIIl'3 *"-e5A PAe,1h II: Me>sr9.
"abflei NoAle9"E, Aurelie Ihtrlot,
JON y ''fitHt IS .. y = ne gu ct
.. y. ll'oAe9tef.
t"t"lFelle tut represented par les
deIesliess >ol''a's Nessrs. Thomas
\ hatt@ttiN, -N'cile ~tilauFill, ). \,
virgin, : =, 'iooFe' ilsse lauain,
pf. :, hafaa-. arthur y. bou-
dfeaaA' heutlolo lfoscialf' Joseph
N. hflo'V' 50 :. y. Doug. AtofS af-
MoAte9't, ~ lelr1'oilhe, piaSt en-
hollii''l'oh pour once 'e Ju2e dc
District y nom oe ION. J.. T.
t~alilo'e'' o. haio''fttl' ! quelle
nomination &C no par i"mas
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lie Comte FXecutils dc McEnerv
declare que L ticket i II tetc duquel
Sc trouye McEnery comm porte
etendard est toujours de"ant lc penple
dams ID campa-ne electorate, dams les
termes suivaat:
In meeting special du Colnitt
Extcuti. D3mocratique &c Fiat fut
tenu mercredi le & c~ourant. dams leurs
chambres an ~. / Rae Carondelet de
Ia Nouyclle Or cans, ayec q "a. 4.
W.. Gran ell, chairman, +, tsRlanG.
La resolution suiyant, nut adoptte
par TN VOTE unanims
"Attendu que Ii compilation dies
votes dGpose q Ill derniere election
primaire, montrant au della du doute
que Samuel u. McEnery e ses asso-
cies sur le ticket II Etat Il III tete
0"fuSl II ~ tIouhN, VII ittu uLC
maioritt DIES dts votes, Ct que sous
Ia Resolution adoptte par les comites
dies factions adyerses sous date du
~ Fevrier. lie dit ticket est endosse
par les dts votes comn ttant lie
ticket Requirement ncmmt par le
part dGmoeratique, 4ull soft, conse
quemment.
RGsoiu. que III nomination du
dit ticket avant etc contirme par Ia
majoutt ips votes, du parti, ne soft
pas retire dc 1t Champagne electorate,
mals quiz \ rcstera pour %ltlection, ct
a droIt au support dc tout vrai ct
loyal democratic"
tne autre resolution fut auSsi
adoptee priant les membres ia comitt
dc sept feIart~rutant les inttIGts dc
NcEnery a. peeparer pour publication
I'm rapport 3et&i!lt dc leurs actions,
pen laut Il temps quIls sont re@ttS
membre> lu Comitt. jusqu,au moment
on lis Sc sont r%etirts.
&c rapport a &ta fait. cmbrassant
une histoi6' eanplote de tunte~ H.
procedures 1tIi ont Ell leu. Ct ntmon-
tram dune mauiere nttte, claire et
le9ai" #lga~r s.r II tin urc perpcura :
conte u.u- n. 4lau0 votant9 blanc~
dams ttaJ - III Louisiana. lie
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yentlon, Messrs. Winchester, Grinage,
ct Coulon.
-Apres que ce comite cit fait son
rapport gull etait impossible d'har-
moniser les differences e~xistantes. Ia
convention Sc nit 4 faire les nomina-
tons pour les deux candidats du
District Senatorial.
LIIon. j. S. Perkins de IAssomp
ton, ct lie DR.. John Gazzo de Lafour-
che, furent mis- en- nomination, ct
apres que chaque dtle4u6 cut vote a
mesurc que 0 nom fu apple par
lie secretaire, lie resuitat fut Lafour-
che II, ct Terrebonne. 9, en- favour de-
deux candidats.
Les candidats ayant recu vlngt-trois
votes cllacun, me claire maioritt des
delegues dumcnt accrG ties a la
convention furent declares dument
NOMINEES.
Les resolutions suiyantes furent
presenttes ct adopttes a runanimit6
Attendu quill est du devoir de tout
Wal democratic de Sc soumettra a la
%yolonte de IL majorite, exprim6e aux
polls dams les elections primaries
tenues commencement aux regles
adopt6es par les r~epresentants auto-
rises du part, ct
Attendu que, lie ticket de IEtat i
In tete duquel Sc trolve Hon. Samuel
Douglas McEnery a reeu une majo-
rite indubitable DIES votes lGgauA
damocratiques de l'Etat de la Loui
shane, a ltlection primaire tcnue lie ,.
du mos de Mars, 1892, CONSEQUENT
ment
Gull soft rtsolu par ces prtsentes
que nous promotions ct gaaraHtis,oH.
notre support loyal ct indiyisible D.;
IIIon, ). ID. McENERY EFT sEs AssocIE.
sur lie ticket dGmocratique de TEtat
ct que nous Oh, servirons de t0us ic-
noyens ltgitimes ct ~honcrables pour
a~ssurer leur election.
In comit6 de trois de chaque
paroisse fut appointe pour former i
nouveau comitt CONNIE suit:
Assumption, Messrs. Maxine Du
patty. Charles Triche, ct HonoY6 On
Gale T~errebonne, Messrs. B. +.
Winchester, j. Y, Boutelou, ct Azure.
lie Thtliot Lafourche, Messrs. II.
\. Coulon, Ftlicien Toups, ct c. e.
Davis.
N'ayant c autre afaire, Ia
convention sest ajournee.
THos. A. BADEArx, S. 7. GRIsAMcRE
Secretaire. President.
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LIST OF JURORS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial District CONT Par
lsh of Latorlche.

Clerks Office Thiboianx La. Jan. Goth. 1872.
/ hereby certify that the following persons
were draw by the jury commissioners Of
said parish on the Dist day OF January 1892
10 serve as grant and petit jury for the
prli term of sad Court hegiuning on Mon
day April 9TH, 1892. as follows:
For the third week of said court to serve
as petif Jury beginning on Monday April
18Th. lSNl. as fnlluMs:
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MI. 'arlneI Convent, ~lhiuodaux La,

Jan. 81, 1888.
Mf. : GouhHN. H1nnna, La Dear Sir I
cannot convey II adequate language a salts
factory idea If the Der. fit | have ontaiued in
using y"rr .Anti-Asthmatic Powder and
Mixture : For twenty years | have suffered
fr"!n that dreadful disease, Asthma. and
although / have tlied many remedies. none
proved beneficial until | tried yours. | trust
NY experience W til this precious and valua
bic powder and mixture will be the means ~
lnducln@ others to give it a trial.
Yours respectfully,
SISTER OF Mt. CARMEL CoNvES
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A NENbRtt, un grand md.asin, avec cour
- et lardin, situt an Cut OF. en- has dc
Leckport, sur la rive gauche du Bayou
Lafourche.
Saddresser an bureau de Ia "SENTINELLE.,
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sh became 2::ss, Sue cling i castoria,
WhenSheh he'd Child e, she -aya tria-1 r~astoria.
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CONVENITON DU NEUVIEME
DISTRICT SENA TURIaL.
THIPoDAUx, LIE. lie 9 Avril. 1892.

Ia Convention du. narti da,o..o
ti,ue nour 10 neuyiame District SAM.
tori,l .ast ram; 90 io,r ) !.
de eour dams II vile de Thihodanx
81 fiji aunel4 ! rord,e mar Mr. cb4r,os
: Mathew. y~icr-pr6s;dent dams t,ah
senre al .Inga Walter Onion n,6.i
] dent DIN couitt senatorial a6mon,,-
tique.
Ir, John Marks de /, oarnissa
Assnmntion fri .noelDr ,o,,r ,ra.;aor
e. Mr.. Pierre J. Gilbert de rAssomp-
! ton fat a,o9j3t6 sacr6tairp temno-
:. rairc.
Va Persistence de DELEGATIONS con
t~cstantes DIES paroisses Terrehunne Of
Lafourchp /. nrlsidrnt aanointa nm
connie sur creances comnose de cino
dtleuu6s de In parojs,e ,Assomption
avec Mr.. Louis L. Mlchelet CONNIE
president de &c comite.
lie comlt6. apres ayoir 6conte
leyilen.e dams Ia matiere dies comics
tations fit le rannort one Ia elaboration,
de Ia paroisse Terrehonne ) Ia tata
! tie laquelle Sc trouye lHon Gabriel
Nonterrt await droit de sieoer dams Ia
convention. Of que les dt1eoations
contestantes de Ia p~aroisse L,fonrche
aurait droit de slCspr sur nm ,lemi
vote chacune.
lie comitt rapporta de plus que les
paroisses composant Il District Stpa-
torial aurait drolt 4 rapuortIonnement
s~uivant: Assumption. neuf votes
L.lourche, qua,orze votes; Terrebon-
ne ncnf votes.
Aosslt0t que lie comite sur creances
cut ouinls leur rapport, ct avant
quau une action ne flu prise. liIon
Ii. y. toulon Sc leva ct dit que Ia
delegation de Lafourche quill repro
s%entalt, fut envcye Il cette convention
par 1000 yotants democrates a unt
election primaire tenue lie 13 Fevricr
dernier, ct que 81 delegation ne 81
sotmettait pas d II division de leur:
votes. Alors Ia delegation de La
fonrcle Sc ratira dams une ault,
chambre, ct aassit0t apres Mr.. Monte
gut dc T~errebonne declara que Terre
bonnie approuvaitI'acto on DIES deit,uG.
dc Lafoarche, Ct que cux aussi :,
retlraient ct Sc r6uniraient a9ec le
~dcltgues de L~afOurcAe.
-Alors les del6-a6s Jumcn1 lGaau,
dies paroisses Lafourcaee ct Te~rre,enne
apres s.Gtre retlles dams IN. ant,.
partie de Ia maison dc con s'oraani
serent en- ure Convention. en- chojsis
SAINT le Mai. :. 7. Grisamore. d.
L.afourcAe. CONNIE Bresa1eat. It Tao
mas \. Badeaux de Lafoprcae comm
socrttaire.
Les dtleguts leeaux de Terrebonn.
sont Hon. Gabriel Monttaut. chain
~.
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PAS DE SUBMISSION A la
ThA UUE.

de NcEncrv, mal9r6 Ia decision fran
duleuse rendue par Ia m~ajoritt Foste-
rite du Comit4 de sept.
Cette decision qul donna Ia nomi
nation a Mr.. Foster maIgrt une
grande ct in5i~putab1e m%aioritt des
votes dtpost, ct ftveur Dc NeEnerv
par les dtmocrates biancs i rtlcction
primaire du ? Mar. ttait une fraudc
81 ~palpable ct 81 lardie dams 81
priv4tion dtllttrte dn droit electoral
de plus de 1000 yotants lie III Nouyelle
Orleans, ATTN d'arriyer i cette decision.
qu'une soumission q ceffc dcciSiD4 de
Ia part de ceuX qui a%vaient ttt volts
aurait etc dams III nature dune recon
pense en favour dun vol Ghontt-
une parcille soumissioa lie Ia part lie
ceux ayant une maioritt assurGe,
s nit une pusilIanimitG.
Le meeting d'indignation tenu i Ii
Nouveiie Orleans, par les yotants ou
siXiene, du huiti6m. II du ntuyieme
wards ne est pas servl lie giants pour
dtnoncer III grossiGre injurc ct linjus-
tlce 4ui hi await etc fate par cette
d~erniere reDGtition du LoAiStapa
Returning BoarI en- les traltant
CONNIE antant de fakirs detection, Ct
rejetant leurs votes CONNIE autant de
faussaire, Ct dc .criminels. Cette
assemble eNprima le sentiment dc la
grande m~ajorite du lcuple de la
Nouselle Orleans pour &c uul ON
cerne lc vol perpe & par Ia majoritt
Foet6rIte sur le Conf 6 de sept. Ellie
declare en- termh5 sans { Iuiyoquc
qu'elle n'acceptait pas Ia decision
baste sur une chica4tria manifesto.
ct he voterait as ou- aucunt ~ciGeons-
lance i - Ayril pour une faction
qul n'etait ii plus nj moin7 que Ia
~receyeuse de i ,,ns yol1s
De toute5 parts dams l.Etat. du
Nord, du Sud, dc Est ct lie IOutst
III;
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sont.nant NJ ont .at+ana, !,
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Arrlvee ct depar des trains a Thibo.
daux, 20 novembre, 1889.
PREMIER

Qnitte Ihibodanx a $3.50 heures q. M,
avec la naIie de 'Uuest.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 1885 heures D.. M.
tVtc la MALE de la NouNeile Orleans.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-11
PERSONAL.

John Attaway, is up from Boyd.
J. A. Buchanan is over from Stamps.
Jas. Millaway, is over from Buck
ner.
c. c. Galloway, Of kildare, is in the
city.
E. A. Frost, is over from Lewis
VILE
NJ. T. Collins was down from Genoa
yesterday.
Stuart Warren went up to Waldo
this morning
Judges Tilson and Vaughan went
down to Boston to-day.
Hon. Paul Jones took run up to
Washington, Ark, to-day,
Mrs. W. B. Crouch and children, are
visiting relatives at Arkadelphia,
Mr.. j. w. Buchanan and Mr., Duke
are fishing at Clear Lake to-day.
Pete Ramseur, the big mill man of
DeKalb, took in the show last night
d. b. Chauncy, Of Little River coun-
ty, is in the city and viii stay for the
fair.
Civil Engineer w. T. Eaton, of the
Cotton Belt, went up to Pine Bluff
to-day.
c. II. Smith and family came in
from Genoa today, and will take in
the fair.
Col. Tom LenoN, of DeKalb, accom-
panied by his son, Tom LenoX Jr., is
in the city,
Miss Ncttie Godbold, of Dallas, is
visiting the family of her brother, E.
w. Godbold,
Passenger Agent II, c. Archer, OF
the 0. & N, is in the city and viii stay
over for the fair.
Walter Chance, manager Of the
Shoals Lumber Co.. at Ogden, spent
last night in the city,
Dan Martin, one Of the biggest
hearted men in Hampstead county, is
down from Hope to-day,
}. c. Gerald. one Of Miller county's
most solid farmers, spent yesterday
and last night in the city,
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Of Genoa, is
III the city, and her many friends are
extending to her cordial welcome,
Miss Leila Stevens, Of Tyler, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. w. God
bold, and will remain during the fair,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-11
DEMOCRATIC RALLY!
HON. JAS. X. JONES AND w. v.
TOMPKINS TO SPEAK.
At Texarkana, on Saturday Night,
October the 18th, on the Polit-
ical Issues of the day.

The two distinguished orators,
Hons. Jas X. Jones and W. '. Tomp
kins will address the people of Miller
county, assembled in grand Demo
cratic rally, at Texarkana
on Saturday night, October 18th
They have written letters here, ac-
cepting an invitation Of the Cleve-
land and Thurman Club, to be here
and speak at that time, soft is certain
that they will be here.
Senator James H. Berry will be
here, to speak, and our silver tongued
orator Hon. Paul Jones, has also ben
requested to address the people, on
that occasion.
There is to be a grand torch.light
procession before thespeaking begins,
Every Democrat is earnestly asked
to get in line, and help to make a fine
display of the procession. No one
should feel above joining in this pa
triotic moyemeut-uo good Democrat
can afford to do so.
Every Democrat in Miller county
is earnestly invited 10 attend this
Democratic rally.
We must light the camp fires and
keep up thorough organization, un-
til after the November election.
All who come will be more than
paid for their trouble, as the match
less TompRins, and solid, statesman
like Jones will not only instruct but
highly entertain tie big crowd ex-
pected to be present
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-11
Tho Causo Of Pain.

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disease, ilis but q symptom, and warns
the sufferer that there is something
the matter with his physical orgOnizo-
ton. Weak Kidneys, bad blood, and
nervousness are frequently the source
or cause Of thomany mysterious Nch-
ing sensations that a0lict the body,
You can remove the cause of such dis
tress by using b. Il. b. Botanic Blood
Balm.
G. II. Roberts, Atlanta, Ga, writes:
."My kidneys were dlsordered and
gave me eXcruciating pain. A single
bottle Of r. b. b. helped me wonder
fully"
VIM y, Nelson, McDonough, Ga,
writes, "B. b. b. has benefited my
daughter very much. She was ofllict-
ed with severe nervousness, think
it The best family medicine
w. II, Ellis, brunswick, Ga, writes!
a have tried b. b. b. and II Is great
thing for the blood. II also cured Inc
Of rheumatic palms,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-11
To be Extended

1t is reported that the Texarkana
and Ft. Smith railroad will soon COM
mence extending its line, The road is
projected to extend from Ft. Smith to
Texarkana, distance Of 17S miles.
This road, when completed, will open
a part of the State rich in minerals,
timber and agricultural products, and
where a road is very much needed
Arkansas Press
We sincerely trust the above news
is correct, and that the work Of extern
sion will soon commence This rail
road is one of TeyaTkna's most i'm
portant, as twill pass directly through
a very valuable coal and timber coun-
try.