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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
so MORE CONCESSIONS 10 THE sorxD BOTS

Tie sinking Fund Commissioners have expressed. "a
their opinion that no more concessions should l."
granted "a sound steamboat lines along the North
River but that the river front should BE- reserved FOR
ocean vessels while m" Other CRATE should find pier
OIL sc Ia Pivc:. The Commi-- oncr-. thereto -. -
terday rclu~"c 10 approy" the l@l-" given hy the
Dock Board the Providence and >tonng;0n steam
boat Line Of Pier - new Nu'tn Rive. The per
Wan leased to them for ten yea, by The Docs Board,
subject 10 the approval o Tn SINKING Fund '"nm'
eoncr- last MAY for a renal Of $4,000 a year, with
the privilege Of relieving for another ten years al a
rental 81 $4,000 YEA
N" officers % Tho StonlnCion Lin" Yesterday de-
cncd to discuss the question 70. publication. Inc
agents % the steamship lines ar. delighted. Tor
th-y have Away wanted ~" wh0i" NOrth River 'front.'
r, served for OoraugOiul ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
TIE RIM SHOP SIDE-DOOR DOES NOT COUNT

TIE RI VI SHOP >iDE-DODR DOES NVI ''' W
The General Term of IA. >upr@m" Court yester-
Gas hnud"l down 81 decision OF good d'a, % I'M
porfauoe In ihe Interpretation Of the ENc," m"s IA
reference >" the cluisc which that license sha!!
NOT De l.,iird for bArroom within 200 feet o' "A
church TIE Interpretation which The court puts on
ni. ,rus, I. favorable 10 The hecp"is II the liquor
,inr.. and SAWS Tint M" measurements ri" not 10
%, tascn from IN, building ITSELF. bn' from the
principal entrance 10 II. TIE case was one which
has been bitterly fought for several months.
II Tuomns's Church applied 10 the court for an
Injunction to prevent the Excise Board from ISSUING
"A n,rns, 10 Edward y. Fizsmons for The place ~
so Il4I ~rconduvr, nesr Sxtieih-St The church
nu lorlfl.S went 10 the General Term Of the supreme
Court for tl" purpose of having the question settled
Araliv as several applications had been made for
maudamu,es comp. L." Commissioners 10 grant
the license. which had rot been acted upon finally.
IT.. court sa,, that the iw means FIAT Il barroOm
shan not he established. Il tho principal en'ranc" i
within goo feet OF a church. ThS decision. II suS-
iain,A y, a., court ~ Appeals vii pgolabj result
IN fAr granting u number 81 licenses the r1@1t
% IN" applicant, OF which Ia hitherto been In DOUBT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
REFUSING 70 vAcArE TIE STAY.

After listening to n somewhat extended arsnmen,
Indie, Book ta1cr III iL, Cont II Common Pleas YES
tnfdny 4, fused 10 Nd,at, he say which he granted
Stopping AL prJcccdn.. before hen'anlu ". FIdnlII
who Va, appointed rrciec. under 81 order whcl Va
,..lircd ii.t ue,h foi Ill. Vy"ri O wha' had been
dnu. WIN the ~ ct, ol BuIkialter 90. tn" Judge
r. than. -,tIOu~ charge had been made AGAINST
Ut, me, H-n ~ ,,iis dl,. he wOni! d'nN 'i' motion
in la,atc the ntu, ultl a." motion could d" heard
10 NAH, ihr -taN p'ruHucut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
WORK on TIE Souvenir HALF DOLLARS.

Washington. Nov. 1O.--Thc Treasury Department has
arranged for the immediate shipment 81 jOOOOOD
bafdoar silver pieces 10 the United States Mint at
Philadelphia fOg coinage into souvenir a dollar coin~
for the Worlds Fair. OF Tbs money >l.3OOOOo WI
come from the subTrrnsiry al Ncw-iOrk. 100000
from the sub Treasury at Baltimore. and *lOJDOO
from tie Trea suy at Washing ton, making T21coODo
In all. 1t is expected that the first lot Of the
souvenir coins will be complete before The close OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
INTERCOLLEGIATE PIGEON SHOOTING.

Now.fa,cn. Nov 10 (Speciab.--fhr management of u'
Yale ana Harvard GuU Cluis TO-DAY completed afaI '''
Incnts Tor the Intercollegiate ,ontrsi. The match ~" D.
held grounds VI he Springfield Gun club at 40 NJ
10 O'Clock November 10 the dnv oi Lc Nnl'-i"i'
gam The will BE- conpO.ed of n,c nrr each :"
rlry fsfus sill b. ~ d-itc az triG ony one zap
win III. the ssois J~ing Jet IN at hNe W"n"' ID
angles. This match has been held four umcs and i''i
has thrice come on rictor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
mr. g,1rs rNU.rRelry sERu0y

Worcester. Ma. nov. 10Th" Rev. Dr. MwnA
Everett Hale preached I'm Nh" Unitarian Chireh III
Berlin this afternoon to large congregation, II being
iu comn,emoratlon II the hticih Anniversary OF his
Grst sermon in that church. Nj. Ha'"s text wa
the tenth verso # tie -cycn chapter oi Eccl"-insies
>av nor thou What is 'hc cat.." that 90" former
dav, ,vcrr bette. than these For concerning hi
thou dost not Inquire wisely" !" said that next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
CADET, RECEIVE PERMISSION TO PLAY.

w. Point y. Y. Nov. - (~uerliI. Tn" West POINT
and Annapolis football f. certainty. Colonel NiI-
am received r.,.,go, from ,.n.ral ,n,ted a.d thu Soc
r.try Of Wag stating that u "a DID, judgment ], WON"
not b. d,tfimentil 70 studies % The ad t- they "ond
not interfere n the uattri The sup fin"-d nt @'dY
gave h, Iy.s- although hc personally objects 70 '"o''
hail pl1yIng M. e,ir VIII slr place November ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
ryy WHISTLES pAID ms Fiction Bl7.

F6rdDntlvn y j. nov. lO.-A crowd + pe PIE
gathered at staple bari'r -bJn g ter a. # ernpOG
80 witness the shaving on Of Abraham rarw1od, long
wh'.hovs W,dch he had for 'hirtv-fvc wears,
pa,m.ui OF an election hot. He sid that # fcvrl,nd
vas elected President hc would have have OF
ana If Harrison was elected James O'Kan. 70
Ont On u. nl,lStncMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

London. Nov. 1O.--A matcn racc !"iwcel ''Ioh'
Norn'> slx yeai old ba, horse NuE'A"rpc aud Tort
Ros.yn's four. ,rar. old bay colt Eucoanr~r WIS Wn
,odas ~ mouth Paris. II Won by Iuc'' yer
The bri7o wa, q cup Va,urd ~ 800. ohrrd b' ihc
P.ufmouth Park Executive IL" mdi 10 Do, '"n''7'
much discussion IN the sporting world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
corrrcALNNnAEs loR ro.pAY.

O sape saa bur-, IL >a H. - 70 z. 3. 3D. 3D.
slgr,uc Corr tano nrfor. Andrews, J.-NO',a
80. .'o. 10, - -. .csn-par' i-Beto,. Inrrshan
90 ~. Il19 "a. as. is, go iIV@. 49, Io.7, 2+".
''C' prem, ,oui,-s veal rcru-pau II-B,ole Beach
j.-Nd~ 81 2.Sl 1923. 1906. ie2s G'G -. POO "a,
ms u23 5lA lios l49'. 20, MI ii72. Ii73 ii,4.
oq! toe'la Il!i' I;"oI -; J->a hex ca ,..,
No>: ia 'lit IL -, t,. 80 te,3 20
rs Do i5.S '735 i?s 3is ssi1 IA. l,S.
5o5 day cslrn tar No.. 3'. ss-s 1882 1872 1880 +5I
TieGl7T toari-ilr I-B-iore Parker. Eases ron
tIrrat Court-rart I-Bore Patterson. J.-;.~es from
Cir nc Court-Part IvRefore Lawrence Leases from
I,i,nt 10 80 a NJ For probate Wills Of Mathew T..
itolins Bridget Chrl,tS Peter A. Labro Msrgortha
iTwiT, samuel Prowning. Geor:r NJ. Riddle. Charles
M,ers Ana Martin ioSo a" .r p. po,.,a n,,r
Bi,ehcn aud Pryor JJ:-N9, :. Is. a. 80. - 20 %
- Common 81 moi y Plea. erG eioft Sot a,cr J.
Common Equity Torn Adjourned for the term
tofnmon Plea,-Tiisl Trrm--Pat f-lhforc GIrgcrich.
J.Nos 80, no, $50 9is ga ~ ao3 ~ sol s13.
~. - 100. - ~. 1871. '25 90 $40. $40. go.
tolnnon rca.-irsl Term-Ports IL and iI-AdOuTned
G%rnef Sts sa tss tern
superior Court-Equil Teun-Brior' McAGAm. J.-No-.
Sup 1 TTs T g,5s ~ a5 S'ds"ie
'eg SGac1o Govt CT rcf%"r5rt i"efo'c pusro
t,tf toar;-SpccIal Terni-Bcforc Ehrrh, c. J.-Mo.
C,y T.,l TcE~pa't ,I b s@a M.ca t5o s
s!s $50. $50 $50. $751; sS4 sO7 $50. s7i. ZIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME corRr.

Washington. Nuy Tn" supreme Court ~ The
Iur, states 10 iny transacted he following tusl'
-, 80 In. nit-d states. appellant, ugl. tue
Iotu;l Marble ana Lime Company hnl Oihor' 40. eOo
81 and - IA" tnt'd State~. ;spp"lani. AZ. thr
-uuil ..n !.riiI, RilWH, company ANA Ohvr,. Ar
.tunvui continued.
So 21-Ihc Washington ana Georgetown Railroad
COMPANY. appellant. Igt. the HiNrici OF Columbia
Argument begun.
llioutn.d uu'n tomorrow. The day rail- will be
No, r. 30 10. II, -. -. H. ~, 4. ana Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
nHNoNnr COMO 10 EvGLANp.

London. SOY. 10" The sport aan' auuoIn '. 'l"j
tho grat stallion Dlnoudr niI come Bach &, EH@l"wI
nom Bucno- A're- Ia JrHuAi'. ili nr" 0Ni'f'
william MrDououSi. who. Il /, -sid, paid 5l5'o'o i".
uim will IaV- mni TAKEN 10 San ri.'I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
~TANROUL AGAIN KIM,

The tIOtting stallion STEAMBOAT who troted f." aaV'
ago record 81 o. thus succeeding H. IN" Ia lion
championship Psio Alto whose record wa lust
Wa Obliged aldicatr TO- shot time t. Ktenii "h'
on Saturday llst at Nashye Team. took record OF
= co.,. on " dn,sGa, November .. Stamb Va aE1'n
started az stoo aton Cal AMI .Dturtd The chImpCnsio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
r5o,IxrvT 4raIvlLS oy rnr GAruc.

San Francisco. Nov. lo.-Amnns ne passengers ar
irving on the Gaelic from China last night w".c
United ,ates Minister DENNY tom Hong Kong, Ma
0u. Rudiu and cX-Mini.tcr Paul N"unann. 4 ilonJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
sp.,x WILL WORK FOR SILVER.

uo,ta Nov. 1o-At meeting today of the Mint
Commission senior CaStaneda. Minister OF f'""',o'
p,ddinr a resolution Wa passed an1ho'''n7 Wv
s-or,.b delegates to the International Monetary N""
tsr.nNe T., advocate the rehabilitation OF SNer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
A BANK OF ENGLAND DIRECTOR GETS POINTS.

Washington Nov I0.-Charlc> Arbuthnot. director
OF the Bank 0. England who Is mAdng n study cf
the American system Of finance. baa conference with
Assistant secretary Nejtl"ton at the Treasury De-
partment TO day and :lftcrward Inspected the cash
room and the Treasury vaults.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Tsiblnr once Nov. II 4. m.-N iarr" 81 .n' r,''F.
heavily until thc m.i. X t'-'i's afternoon ana 'lou'
~, fingered into LOO. c,rr,nr "h,u ur skies cer'i
T. pr ritiou trrutf o'r houis preceding ocIo.
49, niglH va. lD5 inches. Humidity Registered ~" !i
i" moilipg and 80 ine tcnp"n urr ranged
between 81 and i3 de-r,- the o'tr1c" tI|I 0tnS -
ltlri fhnr tine InndnF Cav ii'i yea. ana -
ilrhcr than N .du'-diN.
f. ana near tli. ot TODAY thcI. VIII probably l." sir
weather with -ilehf u.rrrai 'lhr"c-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
GOOD PRICE FOR 4 yFARrING COLT.

Lexington KY. Nv. 10 Especial -Riund"r. Ct bav COW
ytaruc Nor,al. dam >uhi"it bv H'ore' Wil>"' mas
been -oN 10 5000 To \. L.. Wood.oa. Of Louisville,
Ky.. by r. =. Pepper & son. g lmakfoi'. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
MOVEMENTS OF GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.

Washington, Nov. l0.s-cretary Charles Foster re-
turned TO Washington from Olp last night and WAS 1T
the Treasury Department for short time inis morning.
Later he attended the conference OF III" American
delegates 10 international Monetary Conference at
the State Department.
Secretary Noble has returned 10 the Cty from Mis-
souri, and as soon as he has disposed the correspond
enc. whrh accumulated during his absence viii
take up his annual report and complete II as soon
a possible.
The Presidents private secretary Mr.. Hsf0rd. has
resumed his duties AT tie White House. lie arrived
IN Washington th.. morning from indianapolis. The
Presidents callers to-day were MorneyG cncral Miller
Postmaster General Wanamaker, Secretary Charles
Foster and Repre- entative Hun. OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

by record Of :os. predicted 4 IN" weather holds
GOOD th5t he will at l'ast one -ccoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

GENERAL sICKLESs RIGHT TO Ills SEAT
Washington, Nov lO.The election TO Coagrcs's from
tha Y,, rta,a., NJ yeX-YNrk OF General Denici
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
Mr. Charles Weydert whose

Mr.. Charles Weyetert wh"se
husiucss card appears III ms Is
suc aud To wi,ici, We direct inc
aoccial attention OF our readers
is known throughout the lens'h
and breadth of this parish rs AN
accomplished wo:kma" in his line
of business, and upon whom 'he
fullest confidence may safely DC
placed. The truth Is that Chaf.cS
never turns any WORK from HIS
| hands without the fullest guarah-
tee. The prompt and efficient re-
pair of agricultural implements Is
a matter Of special care VITA ANA
indeed We Can truthf"I!y add: II
Won have anything out OK II"
from Il sewing machine or harrow
to a cotton gin or steam engine
take it to Chas. Weydert.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
I,IST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post ounce h" n.y.,
Sara. La., week ending February 'E'''
l>'.' ,,oro,ca. Leslie, Lizzie.
n",' ',,r Mary !. Pay,in, Rcbccca,
i.,, carrie A, Payin. Thomas,
Truman, Josie, hose.i'"'
Thomas, Lizzie.
,or.o,s calling for any of these le''
.. ,.in nleasc say advertised.
CTS WEI +. NJ. MUMFORD,
POSTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

The spectacle of St"se warrants -,
selling on the market for fr'n' ~
~ a, cents on the dollar an" the
,r,i< claiming that the floating IN,
Irb,cdneSs of the State had all
,nn w,;J off and halfa million
I,,;,r, of unappropriatcd funds
in it. vaults, was what the Ne"
Orleans people were treated W.T."
IN 'nc columns of the Ne" Ds""
the other day. This Is " sa"'i'.
Of the campaign thunder OF the
ANTS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

1, A. {l,IllDlHt
| E-taie tn. g 20; parish tax - ~ Wv
acres ana improvements ''s'',,''''' 49,
by teirs Jenkins. c"st by Zen JON
sou.h ly Row and jei'iina an" W.. y!
james aud TRACER, Sec. "a aa'' o"' -
s Rw4.
,Ey;Is Kitty.
state tax soc; parish tax 81 w. -
Of lot / nnd improvements square =
town. OF y! ErtG"isTiile.
+ r;tIlDDr. II. d.
; >,,t.tox Il 81: parish tax = II. 100
.a. fi,na aud improvements, being
., und;yi,;pL interest in the Carr place
h,ur,Iea urii, ard east by estate jessie
X jackson. ~"-t By t."2"r'= ana S'''''''
= !,y estate $ Hamilton.
E,t;EIiEL.. Or. T.. l..
. >,,....x -, s.: parish tax Il 20. IL
y 1.r,rr.. and iul,.-o, e;uon.s bounded
!, ;ort;, b, Reuben Dc."riJ csS' an" a"'''''
i,y Mrs J y Eccsh:sm and "cs' ~ AZ
TO Woods.
,,iI.H.3. Estate Wm. II.
= state tax 81 20: parish laE 81 ~. lpo
} ,.r.s aud improvements bounded north
hy ) Wright. cas-: ny 'eA'"
south by " Ii Wright an "es' " - y
= noGiI!in.
r,Jr>,. Isaac.
>,atc tax - -; parish tt2 60 10. ''>o
acres and improvements ia!''r ''''''
Of bounded north by A'rs = l";.. '',
hy Mrs y Dohcrty- soHth ny "'
:, S"s ana "es' p' -
b"Ac''f'
- | u.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
Married.

Sp,,1MAN-RoBEETs.--At inc
a;dnnrc of the brides parents
hy the Venerable W. K; Do"sIas'
~ =, d.. Archdeacon of Bayou Sa-
~ thursday, Feb. 4th., MR.
~ Sp,LLMAN and Miss ST.
i,n " all of West Fclleian"'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Never have we seen the "'a say.
800. ...,x. nc from my friends,
~ clearly aud poin,e'liy illustrate
cd rs ina prominent instance IN
.n;s locality. Such supporters
would "heat even the horns or O.,
y, h;i,v goat" May Tic Interested
r,n1,I;,tc profit by this gentle re-
m,nlNr.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
Purely Personal.

Mr.. Phillip Retsig paid Z" visit
to New Road on Friday.
Mr.. Dan Stirling, of Wakefield
did us the pleasure OF visit last
cdncst!ay.
Mr.. Lee Schloss, of the " o"d-
VILE Courier, was Il viSitar to our
town ON Monday.
Mr.. b. l.. Barrow paid visit
to New Orleans this week, going
down ON Wednesday.
AIR. II. n. Lcakc left for y short |
stay in The Crescent rity-hy W ca
nrst'ay's train Of the Mississippi
Valley route.
The Rev. J. n. About has tax
on charge of st. Marys Church.
Jacksonville. La, and Will re-
n,yc to that place on March LIST.
Mr.. JAS. II. Eracc made flying
trip to New Orleans III the early
: ,art or the week, gong down
)Hlora,y and returning NcanrS-
). day.
{! I,i.tI, George Reese has recent
lx suffered, an attack OF measles,
,,f Which disease there has been Il
.unrra,,uu.!:ncc tits season, bu'
:. ruv- entirely recovered.
We l,al tho pleasure OF meet
;,n. on Thursday, Mr.. Maurice
~ Ichm;,n who wc regret to say ha'
hccn su,nnunr,! hna,c on accoun
rd If ,hr severe lines Of his moth
I" or.
he Mr.. .Gu,cc, y popular an
we'll known travelling salesman
Il nasscd through hcr>>very III "
~, Monday on his wa: from Woo
nc viii, TO his home at Natchcz. II
od Was suffering from Ia grippe.
MIR. T. q. DcIlislc, f"r;n'
*. resident nf ,!is place bat fer |
20 no., c,.s,t years uf \"" or''a
81 ,x,s here onu combined h"*'N'
,r,n un,, vi<i; to ola ir'ri!hs'' AL
wing Saturday AMI returning
Or his home at the mrtrnp'l's
ir~t Monday.
'p'c We arc pleased to SC" o
DC vouu- friend CAa-. Ta'!l"rk
him, the counters: OF A!r. 'ac
.,,u- r,,,urh2v. u sit,;:::iHn Whitn
rent w;lI Doubtless Ill! n"St wort"
fraid AM, 10 the perfect satisfaction
'ehy. Che numerous patrons OF Z
,'' - business establishments.
Is. We ,varn ,hat Rev. T.. -. :
,. 20 ...on who i visiting his Narr::l
'"r". Pensacola, Florida. during
,.oryalcScucc from the grippe
say c~,:,;,Es that he is not sufhcle
'ds,' recovered to enter upon his "
STRAIT iG;:. week ~ !c expected
zee in honc~ ia do 80 before sunday
DrFc';S lth inst.
off Of Dr. Marcus Taylor, of Ri
este" Current, La, always a "r'c
lie re- visitor THIS parish. his t"'
home. ,,aiI his relatives
rrantS friends aviS.t III the latter pa
ora p thus week. He vas !n"kInI >
nj the MI,v, as Is usual with him
ing in though he has recently s"H"
I'd all severe illness.
million Our parish has suffered $
funds ,,.s in the removal hcrrfr'
} New the Layraud family whose
Il with dence in our midst has been
; Delta ed by the exercise Of those
sample virtues and thrifty and m'
Of the ous habits that quickly WY
respect and confidence OF tn
pie. They have taken up
81 abode in the city of New VI
I,,.,ol Mr.. Augustc Laynaud, tn
y re. membcr TO depart, LEFT on
.,d.v 1T ncsday last, being preced
totally frioas "a '"s' W.. ,;.L .hon
:. MIR. er N'ut'ce' wv
were ut peri,y.
ut the NOW Rly This.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
SrECIAI NUTICE.

FOR Announcements this paper
~ !. make the following charges:
,,...,l Offices $500
y, ~" s. 800
Distr,ct'&..Lcgislativc l2.oo
All orders for the Insertion or
announcements must I've accomra-
MED by the cash. othcrM,sc 'hry
viii not lie regarded. Tins r"'c
Is imperative.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

The river guagc ut bay"" SARA, i,
,,a,,<cd. Friday afternoon % and
A-1i,hs feet and falling.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Ar g. w. Reed. proprietor OF the
,,o,., D.lione, OMAHA. one OF the t'heS'
,,.x and modern hotels in the Wts''
sa,s Of Chamberlain Cough krheoY
NV. have used it in our family i"t
n, with the most satisfactory fes"'
especially for our children. ,a .o' ,,,nn
and Group. 1t can be depe"oe" "i''"'
nnsidcs It is pleasant to take an" seem. IL,
70 NO free from chlorofom and the ohS
substances put into maay cough i", ~,
. tmrcs. 30 cent and 81 bottles tof s''
,,,,IP, Kilbournc & co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

I'm huyin n cough mc"'t''' W. 49,
dram" says II. 4. Wa'a'r. rr'h, t,,,
druggist of Ogden. Utah. never .""''"''
- ruy Chamberlain Cough H''n'n!'
.rhcrc ia no danger from it and r'','' -
always surc to follow. ra'"''''' '' :,
.cccomr:enh Chamberlain hreanS"
,,,yc found it to h" safe and rr'iah''' ~
..,,, Notifies for sale by l.. i. hiino"f'e
6. co,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06


The I,.ite DcmOcrGt, Il ne" 'c"-
turc in our local Journalistic hc'"'
made It's first appearance on W CT
ncsday last. 1t is II SIX co'"'hn
folio, and the initial number Is ol
neat typographical appearance,
! Nohodv's name appears at ITS hcao
rs editor. but that OF MI W. W.
lLeakc ,yr.. is shown as manager
lis salutatory declares vt to be,
like the SENTINEL, IN laE"' 20
white supremacy and pure 0'-
mocracy, and avows its rurros'
to indulge in no person;Hi',''
while it accortls TO every lndlVin"
al the "right OF opinion > 10
which latter many Tn: nks. i
c brother Lcakc finds Il fortune Il
S the business it will be more ina
> We or any of our recent Pre''e
: cessors have done, and in that e'
!. emf he will certainly receive on
: sincere congratulations. III l"
y" meantime he has our wishH
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
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GENERAL INsURGs.NI1oGE:: AGENTS
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

For a comfortable shave an" Il
,,,o,tv HAIR cut, 60 to Ben Brown
under tho opera house, f""t "' ''',
h;u You'll find Ben Il Jolly good
fellow all around.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Thc Constable Of the tn. ware
publishes sale in this issue ="
which we direct attention OF '"e
Dubiic.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

See herein tho judicial r"''ce u
tho matter Of Mann & Levy W
their Creditors.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

We give the police jury pr"cee'
,,,n.s and Registrars notice Tor
,hc hcncfit Of our readers.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
NOW Hly This.

twill cost you nothing and Will sure
" do YOU good. If you have cough,
,.,,, or ,o,, trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DR.. Kings New pis'o'eis
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is
Guaranteed 10 give relief or money WAi
he paid back. Sufferers from la GRIP
ne found it Just the hing and under ''S
use had Il speedy anl perfect recovery
Try sa,nv'c bot" - or "S =, -.
learn FOR yolrscil jest bow %""'' Il IT, >.
| :, is. Trial bottle free ut hiioo'''''
cos. Drug Store. Large SIZE QUO '''i
81 90.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Soc in this issue the advertise
mont of State Tax Sales OF I'M
movable Property.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

1000 Gallon Cistern 400
I hW,ccs & Bros, 60 Pcrdid", st.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Soc Court Notice and Consta
HAS Sale in this issue.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
r. s. A. Ia.

Grand Lodge meets i" New Or
,o,,s ,cxt week. AS it is tn" first
...,,f tho now Masonic Temple
more than usual interest VIII nc
Colt IN This communication.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
Fire.
,,,,o store and Post Office at

Tho store and Post Othcc III
Converse in this parish owned
: md occupied by Mr.. f: W. Con.
worse caught on fire Thursday at
. o'clock p. H., and was t"'a,'s
consumed with its contents. MT.
Cnnvc,sc and the clerks were ''t
>l,,ncr ut the residence ut the
hyrak,ng out of the fire and cou'o
,,,,v save the mail matter IN inc
,,n;rc We regret to learn thcfe
was no Insurance.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Mr. John \. Morris is the grca-
,cst ,n,i-lottcryitc of 'cm all
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06
BAYOU Sara Coal Yard.
Sherin's Sale.

sc 1o,,isioua-p Parish of P0int@
CoUpc".
18th Judicial District Court.
\. !. G'orstall vs.. PanI FaTre.
In obedience to 4 writ Of ii II lSsn-
., il, the above styled suit. have sen
cd aud will offer for sale at the |o"r'
HORSE door. in St. Frarcisvi''S, on
Saturday, February, l3th.' 1872
the following described property TO-
vii:
Two Mules.
u.orms IF SaIc-l2 months credit.
c. NJ. BARRON.
sheriff
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-02-06

Moons first quarter yesterday
Mt 4:39 II. M.