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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
SKOWHECAN LOCALS.

There are nov ten inmates in the city
farm home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

S. W. Gonid, E.q, went to Portland
yesterday on legal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Js.ett's hall, Ran iolph. is having = ins
new aoas laid which will De app eciated BY
the dancers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

II L. Hunt expects to leave Thursday
for New York for a months visit to friends
in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05


WORD has been re elved that Mrs. Frank
Weston, who wss takea with the grippe al
Portal which wss followed by pneu
mcnis. oipd Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Yes.on
though very .tcS himself went to Portland
Saturday Funeral services will be held
yoiAy II Portland AMI the remains will be
brought h me on the afternoon train and
inferred in Msrie Grove Cemetery.
The following programme will be rem
dered by the young men of the NJ. E
society this evening at the church psrl5rs
An oyster supper will be served from to
! 30 o'clock The programme, consisting
of the following numbers will Jegn
promptly at 10;
/ Male tIusrtet-ConsistfnR OF Sessrs. CUM ing
ham and Belodesu. inst and sec nd I mora
Nrssr-. Stanley and Larsbge first and sec
ont has -.
:. Reading by Mis- Lacretia Ring.
2. Piano rolo-Nrs H N Gilbert.
I. Vocal solo--hr Coombs.
s. Vocal Solo, sn.tur accompaniment Mr.. Belo
des0.
.. Vocal Soio--Hrs +. NJ. Gilbert.
:, Piano solo-Mrs y. NJ Gilbert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
H. R Bu.,e,ti I'D & Co. have abou.

H. r Butterf=ld & Co. have about 20
men employed in the woods, manufacturing
blocks for h1vel handles, and there has
been but two days in the last two months
but what they could work on account of
stormy weather. The most of their blocks
come from Albion and the handles ave
manufactured in this city. Mr.. Butter
fl II is one Of the oIdes. msuufsctafers of
handles in the State, and his handles have
always found quick sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Jsrsmish Hayden, late captain in the
I'm Maine. died Sunday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Cutler Post ts Home Vets have the il
22i anniversary parry at Geo. Frsnklin
Hail on the evening of Jan. IL 1892 Spec
isl trains will be run on the Kennebec
Central to and from the Home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The officers elect Of Garfield Camp, No.
/, Sons Of Veterans, vii be installed tais
evenir at G. A. K. Hall BY Past Com.
nsndsr N. L Emery OF W. s. Hssih Post,
the comrades Of which organization as
we'll ~ mem bers Of the L lief Corp are 10
be present IS guests and partAke Of al
oyste: supper.
Conductor Mace OF the W. z. Street
Railroad, had occasion TO put four feiloss
Of from bis car New Years night, OF
account Of their drunken disturbance when
about half way between this ely and Fair
feid. They followed along and boarded
bis car Cd the return trip. and there wac
more trouble. Yesterday they were ar
rested, and this afternoon at O'Clock they
will be brought before the municipal court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The me- aisle. are keeping children from
school and some older persons from their
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

TIE freshet hiss been source of gres
annoy anee and expense to F.rrymsu Rolfe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Doctor. P,n.s Take BEEcmAn Pulls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Colds ard the grippe are having severe
run among the men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Miss jennie Taylor who has the past
term been teschif K the Lower Pans pri-
mary school has been promoted TO the gram
mar school whica has been in charge Of
Miss Lucy Proctor who has resigned 40
effort was made by the school board OF
Skowhegan to secure Miss Tsylo for the
grsmmar school of that villsse, bu. she
dec ded TO remain in Wateiville and our
school board are much pleased at this re
suit Of the negotiations thaE have bsen %
Ing on. Miss Taylor is il born teacher and
Is meeting with excellent SUCCESS 10 this
line Of work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
NATIONAL HON e

Payday for December yesterday.
DR. Elsell is confined to his home by
illless
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Prof. BATHS, the eiocusonist, has been
engaged By the Entertainment committee of
the Canton Halifax fair. to prepare q pro.
grsmme in his line which shall be specially
adopted to the occasion, and this will be the
attraction for one night On the other
nights there will be com oination of
musical aud literary features, AID various
novelties are in cor temptation which can
OF fail TO be pronounced hits. The Ws,er
vile Military Bsnd, under p:of. X B.
Hall, will b. heard ssch night in some Of
its most ttfecaya elections. The com
mittee will spare no effort to make tnie fair
one Ut the great suceesse in its line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

+ B. Wood is ut his Store agsin, hsv
nearly recovered from the grippe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
NailoTrll Advertisements
Here are q few prices /.

Here are q few prices
Dana's Sarsaparilla, SO.65
Hoods SarsaparilIa, 81
Ayers Sarsaparilis. 81
Browns Sarssparilla. 81
Burdoek Blood Bitters, is
Cuttcura kes0lvent, 10
sulphur Bitters, is
Greene's Neryura, SO
Paine's Celery Compound, rs
Warmers safe Cure, 80
Ely's Cream Balm, .3S
Parker's Hair Baisam, IS
Cuticura Sslye, rs
Wistar's Balsaip, rs
IT. Jacobs OIL, .3S
Ponds Extract, rs
La Blsnch Face Powder, .3s
Syrup Figs, .3S
Hllton's Specific, No. 8, rs
lngallS Specific, .3S
Carriers Liver FILLS, .i6
Allceek's Plasters, III
Sheridan's Condition Powders, .16
Garfield Tea, 10
Cuticura Soap, is
Schenk's Pills, 10
Rubifosm, 10
Cuticura Plasters, is
ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The whsrves are covered with ice ST
ws.er as result of the freshet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

TALK Irs CHEAP,
but II you think of buying sewing machine an
examine the
ST GER
-FOUR own Judgment viii tell you that II Ia supe.
rior 10 all others.
SINGER HEADQUARTERS.
~ :IrynE IT. ~. a. DAY.
Hali.Ts.. LODGE DIRECTORY,
-==--------=--- -
VZEHNFBEC LODGE, No. 5, v AA.M. An
IN nuRl meeting a. Masonic Hall. water Street,
on Wednesday evening, Nov. II. at No O'CLOCK
All mAsons soiourning In the city are cordially
invited.
LIB. HossKp, W n.
J,J JorEs. SEQ.
7 haUoAlI,i hUi al a nDn HAr IEh. no.
nov Il, at 10 O'CLOCK, In Masonic Hall. Water st.
All r. A. Masons soInuruing Ia the city are cor.
daily invited 10 attend the meeting,
NARaHAL A MASH, VI j.
j. J. Josss, Secretary.
A LPHA COUNCIL, NO. q, Il as. N. stated
"A C0nyoostion, Wednesday evenlng, Dec. 10,
a. 70 sock, In Masonic II all. Water NJ.
All K. 4 q. Masters a'e invited 10 attend the
y e. RrEvyss, 7. N.
GpLA~no CtRHIyR. Sec'y.
ItaH.uKs LoDsE, No. "a, /. o o. F.,Odd
- Fellows Hall, Water 81. Meetings fhursdAy
evening", at ? 10 O'Clock Work in the Fh'''
Thursdsy evening. Dec. 10.
All ODD Fellows cordially Invited TO be present.
wa ENgHr, y u,
ARCHIE.Lr G.NrgE, Z. SEC
CRAnII1 LUD,sL, NO. 90, II ofr. Hssala
" convention every Tuesday Evening ATT"
O'Clock, In : astie Hal, Water street. -
Al rythisns stopping IN the city are oordiAF3
Y. W. MADDOX. &C.
G y RIcH.RDs X Of ~.
(,Rgse EsT LODGE. no. 3. AO.C.w. Reg
~ plar yeetins eye'y f'iday evening s'7S
CIV HOWARD, VI.
F..sE ATHIrs Rseorder---
IIALLOHELL IonMAaDERY. No ~.
II U o. g. G. Regular meeting In toiass
Cross Bal over r. o. On &,er street, eTaf
0Eo. o noRRui, NC:
c. kILRaEIE. X 81 X
John d. HUBBARD rOsf, No. 20. Az
- Regular meeting IL, and ID HondaJs Of eses
a.onta in Fraternity Hail. Union IT., corner"
DAVID y. SHEA. Commander.
+. X. bhcor. Adi't
CogBusaEECoSTtE Table. No. "a, l. y,
" X. N Council a.e flndA every WsdDss1sy
~. ming At . 30 O'Clock in Fraternity bhu, c"S-
street, eo.ner Of Water.
GKOEOg sSFFo~ p. BaoAem.
WIN. Pr uAgD, Chi OF ksoo'h.
DINE TREE LODGE. No. ass, Order Of ionaf
II Reglia eftihgs iEt and III Inufsdsysn
sch month In 90 den Cross bail over r. W
Wstef street .
Annual election o, oihce's Thursdsy, Dec VI.
JANIS MAaTis, Pre- ,idsn''
HosKzs. Roc.
DKA.CH 81, OKbER or fHE hon HAL.
ID Meeting on % ana Thufsdsys OF tsssx
month =, 30 +. 81. 10 Fraternity tau t1"~
street COR. OF Water Street. "a
Asn5al meeting for .~i lion % offs'rs, pfe' u"
fEANK T. HODSDos &. :.
GEORGE s. PATTERSON, ACE"
TT you wish tondyer-isc M Btss wh-rr ssN
L time write 20 GEO. T. r. ~ ali. - o., ~ !"
tp-tlcy 81, s-ss YORK
~ q ahvsfltsIDs viii DO well tp ODlaiD eatA.s
sfok for ADVERTISER D" ass3 Is.,s priee Gee o9lA
Mailed t<sisgc ssid on F,csiyt Of price. NontAasu.
careful con b. nilc from 30 American SeNsp-s.
Directory X I'll Tho best pape.. "- class lenI1i
ives alton r9tiny 81 every one, Aie
deal II infrfu ion about rates ard other 49,
.sssaiaiHs g., TIE business q adsrrt,sns. 80 80 -
sO-TE-I al, GkfistStt ouhEAva W spsueSS
e~sAAvly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

Street CJmmissi )ner Seth L. Whi.com'
10 seriously i'll with the grippe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

| Daily Etunebee Juurual.
TUESDAY. IaI. S. 1881.
GARDINER LOCALS.
Miss Oracle Hooker is i'll vita the grippe.
Cso'sin J,sou Collins Of the Ksnnebec
| Is st b inc
DIR C. T. Fish Of Lssi.son va. in town
Monaay.
County Treasurer j. Z BAschsrd "a.
ID tie ely y@strriay.
Elmer Cock, The Eight clerk =. Young's
Hotel. Is laid up By Sickness.
Ersiaeer DAVID Page Of the Keansbsc
Cs..nal Is Isii up i'm the grippe.
The schools c9rnmerced yesterday With
the usual winter ssrass ATTENDANCE.
] n. Mcclellan the popular purser on
the Sagacshec sas in this city Saturday.
II NJ Pallen viii open hi. dse cirg class
this evening 81 Library hall st 80 Q cock
The elevator q. the Centennial ice houses
is bsisg rebailt under direction Of william
kesne.
The me ssies are keeping children from
school and some older persons from their
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

The elevator AZ the Centennial ice houses
is beisg rebailt under direction d william
kgsng
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HALLoWELL LOCALS.

HAllOWElL LOCALS.
Mayor Bean is out again, after sn attack
OF the grippe.
c. L. Spsuldlns has just had the front
OF his store painted red.
Mr.. Thsd Richards Is out ssAin, after &
bad sttscs Of the grippe,
Street CJmmissi )ner Seth L. Whitcomo
10 seriously i'll with the grippe.
The whsrves are covered with ice snd
wsser as s result of the freshet.
+ B. Wood is st bis Store again. having
nearly recovered from the grippe.
TIE freshet hiss been source of CREST
annoy anoe and expense to Ferrymsn Rolfe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

rOgBUssEECOSTtE TABLE, No. N, "
urn Council a.s fIndL d every WedDesasy
~. ming at : 30 O'Clock In fraternity HAu, uhiss
street, eo.nsr Of Water.
GKOEOg sSFFo- u, BacAem.
VIM. Pr uAKI,, Chi. Z OF ks1ofb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

II NJ Pailen viii open hi. dse cir g class
tbs evening 81 Library bali st I 80 cock
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GRAHI1. JUDtsk., NO. 90, II Of Hsga!u
NJ convention every Tuesday Evening IN
O'Clock, In astIe Hail, water street.
Al rythisns stopping IN the city are oofdiA3
invited 10 attend.
v. W. MADDOX, G. G.
Rfi.Ll Z Of x y ".
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DINE TREE LODGE. No. 95s. Order Of fonu,
4 Regala Me- tugs ist and ii fngfsdaysnS'
I, sch month In 90 den Cross Hall over r. W
RAtef street -
Annual election Of oiiles's Ihursdsy, Dee. N.
JANIS MAaTiN, Pre- sideni'
HnaE aec
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TOHs d. HUBBARD rO5f, No. 20, 9 AZ
- Regular meeting Is, and ID HondaJs OF ese,
alonts in Fraternity Hail, Union IT., corner"
Water street
DAVID u. sHEh. Commander
= X BaC1s Adif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

DkA.CH 81, OKbEs or HE hon HAL:
ID Meeting on % ana Thufsdsys OF W
month a, 20 +. 81. 10 Fraternity baI tp"A
stree. cor. OF Water Street. "a
Asn5al meeting for .isi lion % offiesrs, pe' ~
fEANK T. HODSDos, &. j.
GEORGE s. PATTERSON, ACE"
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lIALLOH ELL IOnMAHDEFY, No ~,
II U q. q. G. Regular meetii ~ In aoiata
Cross Bali, over r. o. On Gier street, e'@f
Tuesday evening at 20 o'cl 1ok
GEO. o noRRuL, NC:
L III. II IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
sal..VE.. LODGE DIRECTORY.

lam ,UKS L0Dsk, NO. ~, !. o o. w., Odd
- Fellows Hall, Water 81. Meetings fhursdAy
evening", at 7O O'Clock Work In the First,
Thursday evening. Dec. 10.
All Odd Fellows cordially Invited 10 be present.
WA EMERY, n q,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

(tRgst EET LODGE, NO. 3. AO.U.W Reg
" ular meeting evs'y Fiiday evening si7S
o clock in A. o. q. W. bail, Wntrr street.
CIV HOWARD, VI, W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05

j r. Mcclellan the popular purser OF
the Ssgs6shee vas in this city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-05
STATE NEWS.

a ashland
MIR and M.s. James Tibbetts of Andover.
n. B., speus CHRISTMAS week in town
Several OF our youog people went 70
Presqus Isle to attend the New Years hail.
The light fail Of snow which came Dec.
3l.t will greatly facilitate the hauling of
supplies into the woods.-Miss Emma
Bearce has taken winter school in Castle
Hill.-Miss May Besrce has finished her
school in Maplston snd returned home.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-23

sly mowers, The total value of these
vas $1,000, Orders so far for binders,
sixtv-four; will sell this year at least
100 which will be worth, at 500 each'
$4,000 Mr.. Bloch does not handle en-
gines nor pumps. =,
Messrs. Clements g. Wilson have sold
forty-six reapers and binders last year.
This spring $50 riding cGltlvators' DC
sides other agricultural implements.
Opelousas has female seminary, pre-
sided over by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hays, with
lady assistants in various oEahclleo'
There are Catholic converts here LOT
both white and cololed pupils me
town is vigorously moving TO elect "
schOOlhOusc, to cost $SOOO, ana nave -
900 or $4,000 in hand. Tho affair Is com
mitted to the ladies OF the town. VINO
have devoted themselves to securing
funds by this and that i'll the ordinary
mode, such as entertainments, etc. a
little while ago the town voted Special
tax of - mills toward this sclloolhouse'
This question of tax or no tax OF course
had to be submitted to the corporation
Before the election these twenty-five
ladies, q special committee, made mos
active aud efficient canvass OF the town
Entering their carriages, they Vlsltcl
voters, and made such effective Appeals
as wives, mothers, swcethcarts and Sis
tiers, as gave them Il glorious victory II
| behalf of grand progress, higher tduca
| ton and civic adjournment.
| Another improvement detclmlned up
| on is a cotton compress here. his Il
not talk. The lot has been selected
near the depot and the machinery or
dered.
| The population hero is about two thou
sand. 1t would impress one as NOR
than that. But the town is spacious
spread out over very large area, to
ground seems very cheap. The room
around buildings gives air, light, com
fort, breeze. Every home seems snugl.
ensconced in greenery, and looks happ;
under the great trees, so old ana tau
never saw such an air of content il
such prevailing way as here.
1t is hardly necessary to say that Opel
ousas is amply provided with churches
| believe every Christian denomlnatlo
has its congregation and church.
NJ. b. billiard.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-23
.po1rND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Chataignier.


July Is, 1892.
r-orc rain, more grass, and 1t pour5 oo"n
every day. . ,,i,, ;, co,u,nn
yo1r Around the Empire PARISH col''l''h
up very interesting last week. ,,,o, ,,s+
our hubble school house was SlilhElru; ltH 10,
Wednesday,, and VIC fortunately Ead 10 ram vi
rIcssrs D. 2. Laficur and A. GuiiIct Tpe 'an "
few dayR in Opeousas this week Oh puSI ,ir.
rev. Father Clark is HAVING so'ho ''f'1''
made on his house. 80 .; En- Onelousas
a railroad from ChatalSh'F J." ,rtnr and
p,ouId he blessing at the present Ll'in o,, ' ~
rrnhahlv later on, when the big ilcc ' hriht
faor viii he hauled to that plhcc III Is WU"D
mi whether the roads, If there ~ ~ i,l lWhrn
nent in their condition, Will pei 'h4' '' ~
thc time comes, to haul our crops ,,,,,.o1
NJ Antoine Miller, an old ana TcelcctI1"
otizcu of ChataiSnier died last SuhaaS "'nn
Ur was something of Il mlsef, anu lcl' ''i
him snug pile OF gold. ,,,, .,,, IN ,,botoi-
Mr. r. D. fafeur of S0l!eau was III MAJ, ,"',at
,.n .l. an Tuesday. He is manager OF McS9rS;
Ardoin Il Vdrinc's cattle ranch al o2sn1' IIn
nj this season is making the "ronml ny. ~ ~
%enorts that much business heretofore uohc ~
1H,eInusas will now go to AlcNhnnlla hS thn n,
q w & G. Railroad. The nnIK o. tiit il'o WV
frnm Mamou will he shipped VIA Snllrau
ynnr correspondCnt having kept Il ram re-
o.L sircc the odd of June, the day the rains ne
.o,, can rcnort that since that date to the pres
Eni making &c days, we have llat ram III nc =
,a;,nicr every day except on the 4til, oth '!i'i
IL. 4 of this month, and many days wv anu
three showers a day. ,, 4,, o,r, crnr
owing to this terrible wet spell tllc COR ,,"i
v,il fni short of predictions, but the rice crop
wi ic thn largest ever made The cotton crop
VIII l'i' on'' " RUSTIC.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-23
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN
~, ,hr Louisiana Weather SERVICE c"'
operating with the u. -. weather h"'
rcou, for she Week ending JHly ~.
EMllGtin No. 20.

ySNllcllh NJ ~ 4,
showers have been general throughout the
y.,otn Iu,iur the week last past they have va
,;"I NJ the different stations, both in Frequency
Ind amount but taken us whole inc Wceh
",;nfnU has been below the normal: The TEN
.'ar,tIre has been slightly below the normal,
Tho daily deficiency being about two degrees.
,The DAYS have for the most part Dccn purity
..loudy, giving slight excess OF sunshine.
trhc prevalence of showers has prevented
,;aia ynnri, from becoming general, but III the
all country the ground is dry enough TO allow
.nrrucrs to clean out the crops. Lo"lalluS cor
.;ui,e very grassy, with but little prospect !or
.In,yinr for at least week to come. me COT
5nu stalk has grown too rapidly, csnccitily III
shn hnttoms and it is feared that IL Will nor
.ruit as it should. On the npiilnus ihe COTTON
- heyinniur to boil. With dry weather To per,
80 80 rhnnninr out the prospect for cotton Will
IN, GOOD but unless the grass Is soon removed
II will materially decrease the yiehi'
cane has not suffered as much from excessive
,,,ins IA was at first supposed; some sttinDic
;',s t,yned yellow where the gEValnd was not
, hnrou,thIy drained, but with favorable Wca-
Her even at this late date, it will overcome the
setback The planters ia the sugar region hl;tll-
!, god tu nut in about two days pl0WinS during
,he week and Il week OF dry weather Wouiol
tuf,ice to Law by the entire crop.
The condition of rice continues as heIet"l"fe
,aDorted-excellent in every respect Inc acre
I'VE is unusually large, aud estimates now maze
,,Ince the anticipated yield above that OF any
previous year. 49,, ,,
Planting has been pretty general III the over
JiowcH districts with favoraple Gonotli" t,'.
chant one half of an average crop Will he made
in those sections. .,, ::
Dry weather and an average temperature Is
''eN'' T.. c. EASroS,
Actg Observer and Director.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-23
Whiteville.
TlllL- ~

srhc ,uccssant rains have come to stop AT
INIT The farmers are hard at work cleanins
th.,ir crops. The rains have been very injurious
to the crops, especially cotton. o
or last sunday several Ga ter tfrI were
folnd by Mr.: L. G. Milburn III ms it srd,, me-
com,p mia by Misses Douce Kavanash and Co.
rune Todd of Washington. , No.,
Mcssrs Robert Latleur. Alex Stage, T. e. NIL.
h1rn and Charles Latieur, OF this place. spent
Nj ,,nday in Opclousas. 49,, ,,,,, ,,;,;.
Miss Amelia DubuisSOn who mas hccll NiSlI
nv Miss C,athariue Milburn and Mrs. Ii. e. NIL
hlrn. returned to her home ut Boreta yc6tcr-
day. ~ ,,d;,, ,.,vca in
while q negro was driving across i'll Il gig lie
O. capped without injury c. . NJ,
Iot,n T. Savant, of the firm OF Savitnt ~ Mil
v,,Irn who has been off on - business trip, mas
r, turned and reports the ricecrop i'll Southwest
louisiana rs very fine. ,
pcr, spent yesterday in our burg ,..,...,.
or old friend d. Mcmillan, ol Earolcch'
Washerc to-day. ,,.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-23

There are quite number of the oppo-
nents of ex-President Cleveland who
say that they oppose his nomination on
the ground that he represents Wall
street and not tho Democratic party.
The friends of Mr.. Cleveland are chal-
longing his enemies to show when Mr..
Cleveland did anything that would
cause him to be fairly regarded by the
country as championing the interests of
Wall street, but the only reply to these
challenges is the feeble response that
Mr.. Cleveland is opposed to the free
coinage of silver, as if there were not
other leaders in the party opposed to
the same thing. Mr.. Cleveland is in
favor of sound and good money, aud no
doubt if his opinion was asked he would
declare himself in favor of the free
coinage of silver provided it was done
on parity with gold and thus make
one dollar equal i'll value to the other.-
n. 0. States.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-07-23
Vile Plate.

Still raining. News 10 scarce, IA 1t Is too rainy
Tnr visiting working or anything else.
Wc understand that the young people ENJOY
OIL themselves nicely at the residence OF mr.. -.
F,mtenot on Saturday night. Miss NJ Fonie-
Mt the yivacous daughter of MI. r.. with thc
t,me snrit of n kind hostess, made all feel wei
The boys of the prairie have organized an
Other base bali club, under the name OF ho'tSi
4 Ready but have not been able IT'S yet 10 pray
a vame on account of so much rain
Roasting ears and melons are plentiful. NO"
ls tie time for your match game, BOYS:
wonder if any one has adjusted his thinking
Gar, in regard to a school here! 1t Is very mucil
We learn that Mr.. Arcade Butler is contcnl,,
mating a move to the pine woods Where he VIII
reside in future.
Health of the community fair.