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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-04-13
Notice of Accounts Filed.

The executors, administrators and guardians
OF the following named estates have filed their
accounts in the Probate Court Of Highland
county, Ohio, for settlement, and said accounts
will be for hearing on Monday, the 9Th day Of
May, A. D. 1898, at 10 O'Clock q. m:
Eli. 8. Barrett, administrator Of Rhusmy De-
laney.
E. T. Woodmansee, administrator Of James
W. Smithson.
Allie Stewart, Administrative Of Mariah ].
Stewart.
Charles G. Boyle. administrator of Valentine
Roads.
James M. Turner, administrator Of Joseph
Sprusnce.
A. N. johnson, administrator, T. N. Sellers.
A. A. Jones and o. A. Gary, executors Of
Jonathan Jones.
John W. and Levi Stroup, executors of
James Stroup.
Ella Barrett. guardian of Grace Barrett.
Margaret Mignery, guardian of Edward
Mignery ct al.
D. M. Barrere, trustee of Eliza and H. p.
Barrere.
@. o. Collins, guardian of David McManama.
April 1lth, 1898.
LEROY KELLY, Probate Judge
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Hillsboro and Greenfield sports en-
gagged in big cooking main west of
town last Tuesday night, and the Green
field men were sent home without hav-
ing much glory to take along with them.
There were six battles, five of which
were won by Hillsboro birds. About
$400 changed hands on the result of the
fights.
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s. d. Heard, of Washington, Ca, owns
In Italian violin that is nearly 250 years
I'D.

It is fact OF cusious interest that ir-
religious France :sent:athe Fpope more
"Peter's pence"-450, ,OO0-than any 9th.
er nation.
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Knoxville has 10000 school children
and Accommodations for about one-third
of them, according to the secretary of
the Board of Education.
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MILLINERY OPENING!
opening Millinery place Thursday
Saturday,
APRIL Al 20, q = %

respectfully solicit this
We supplied
must be artist
adopts in the
de blend and hamonze ceors that though the
with
of cheapness bewching little Toque
correct prices
LADIES living distance from Hisboro desire that
Millinery Dealers being other good houses here determined
maintain the of for fine millinery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16
Pers Gsnbls society.

PoRT GAMBLE, July la-lspeeial 1.-The newly
Installed ofhcsrs end member Of Ffisndship
Lodge. No. Is, O. O. f., royalty entertained
their numerous friends q social dance last
Saturday evening The hall We very prstttiy
decorated and sweet music was discourssd By
PROT. Empsss orchestra Ice cream and cake
wss served free 70 all. Among those present
were: Miss Cato H. Connick. MiA Nellie Best,
Miss Minnie Best Miss Blanche Robinson. Miss
lnex jameson. xias Emma White, Mise Emily
Cove. Mio Lssxis Kimhsil. Ain II. Rich
ardson. OF San Francisco: Aiss Carrie
Gore. Miss Mamie ststson. OF Seattle;
Mio Eva Cove, Miss Imogsns Mckay,
Miss May Downing end Mis- Pearl Wright. Ma
W. Z. Baker. 4rA c. formoe, AfA p. C. Nor.
gan, Mrs. Thomas Aortsll. MrA }. H. Murray,
MA D. L Jackson, Mn. James whits. MrA Will
lam Cove, NsA r. woodland. Of Tacoma: Mrs H
Mckay. MA Thomas Murphy, Ma Thomas
Herman, Nfa J. H. Ysassa. NfA T. G. Fita-
henry. MA J. Aclnnis, ArA r Howard. Mn G.
Best, MIA ,. Daily. MA Capt D. B. r. Psohai-
low. Ma Capt Anderson. Mrs. william Dow
ling, Mr.. l. Harmon. of San Francisco; Ma
Frank Empis, An r. Pickett, Mra c. 3. Cram
mes and Mr.. C. 2. wylds, Mn ,. C. Francis.
Mr.. J. v. Clemens, Mr.. c. 4 fosmoe. M r.
Howard, Mr.. d. l. Jackson. HI. K stew
art, Mr.. J. Herman. Mr.. D. Dono-
ran. Mr.. Ed Wright, Mr.. Fred jane.
son. NJ. George Kimbail. NJ Z L Drew.
NJ. L Brusta. Nj. W. leonard. M. D. J. Dug
gan. Mr. Benton. Mr.. II. Penhaiiov, Nj. J. W.
Quinn, Mr.. J. H. Yeates, Capt william WILL
iamsssn. Mr.. H. C. sawyer. Mr.. william ElvsIl.
NJ William Walker. Mr.. T. & Virgins. Mr.. J.
McInnis, Mr.. Thomas Herman, Mr.. william
Bowling. Mr.. q, Gundsfsou. Mr.. L 6tsfnhefg.
Mr. W. Wright. Mr.. 4. G. Ames, Mr.. J. White.
M Andrew Johnsou, Mr.. }. Ward. Capt Andsr.
son. Capt D. B. r. Penhaiow. Nj. G. r. Gran
mes. Mr. D. Made, M. D. o. Dsggsts. Mr.. Il v.
Bosgsson, Mr.. Frank Empie, Mr.. & Bsfgs. NE.
Archie johnson. NJ c. r. wyids. NJ. Z C.
Fitshsnry. Mr.. r. Fickett, Mr.. A. Lumsdsa. Mr..
p. Colstad, Nj. L Larson. NJ. r w. Condor and
Mr. J. r. Con gay.
eix per cent interest paid at the Puget SQUAD
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PUTALLUP SOCIAL xEwa-


p1e of . Pleasant 1oWo.
PrPAIIUr, yuly hlspecsal Rev ! !
Noors. Mx Frank Jackssn. Mis- LOu Cfana. IL
O. C. wAssney and Miss Carrie Rogses eompxiss
tbs committee sppcirted u make asrnnRsmsao
Ear sunday school picnic toe the Aestodise
The Epworsh League savs . dins soeid
Wednesday evening Is The residences Of MA
Aasy C. wkitnsy.
Mayor L ". Hin took trip DOWN the soanA.
visiting Everett. snohomish City. seattle and
wnidey island. during thS week An old
school mate w. waited On WILDLY island
u. Ezra y. Neeker took the o'clock train
Thursday evening foT he East He VIII 50
direct 70 New York. where he hiss busicess TO
tsansacf. and returning viii pay TIE worries
fAir . visit He expects 20 b aossns three
woskA Ma Xesker did not feel equal 70 tax
ing sns trip - the present uns. bus intends 70
later visit the fair when in better hsAish-
NJ. and Mira George ". Kirks and Sons or
dvsd Thursday from Chshaiis and viii remain
some sims In Puyaliup
Last Tuesday was tas birthday OF NJ. Frank
r Gibsou. and he. In company With Mn. Glib
son. took The early train foe Seattle. where they
spent portion OF the dag visisinE the different
parks. Lake waAhington. the mineral palace,
etc. returning on ne evening boat 70 Tacoma
and themes home.
Rev. >. sundsslanA. supssinssndsnt Of ne
Baptist foreign missionary societies OF the Pa
ellie eoase, gave lecture In the Baptist church
Thussaay evening. asaisssd b stareopsseon
vievR
esv. George b GFsig has returned from his
vsassioa spens In British Columbia much -
irssAsd and invtgogsssd and ready 20 take mp
his iaeofS again.
Miss viols CampbeIl returned Tussday even
Ing from visit East of years duration
Mr.. John r. Hartman, Ma Hartman and too
ehildssn took dinnse Wednesday evening with
M. and Mn z. Msakee.
Nj. and MA Eben Osoc9n's four ehiidssa
have bsen hsfe from seattle. paying thssr grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. NeeksF. visit
Miss Olive Nusaman 10 visiting NrA Fred g.
0eekef.
Ths knights Of Pythias had public instalia-
taon lest Tuesday evening. 70 which their
friends were invited. After the ceremonies
supper Wa served IN the @. A. r nall By z.
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Catholic Churehea.

Catholic Church Of the sacred HEARTFELT ana
sixth street. Conducted By the KedaapsoristA
Mass AZ II: 20 d M.
CatAoite Church os Our Lady of Good Help
soati; Fourth and " kshiggsoa strestA Rev. +.
\ fseioniaine. pastor.
Csshosie Church Of the Imsa aeuia:e Conrep-
ton aixta and spring sirseta kev Victor
SArtSHd. = J., pastor Conducted y tho lesu-
its tssfiy izas.. .. m. and O m High
snasss ,0.So q IA SUNDAY school. = m In
sIuss son ana beneaictioG. T.aJ .. NJ
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1&l3 FROxx SFREE1. sKArTxx. Wen1
Yof eight yxorS hare eoen ep1stAnsty ue0eS
tAe ease ~ dpcsoxA bot foasA no reliex. n0r frsn
What fhe doctors tcsd ms Gid sxfocx 70 ges any
befs<x vas conssaerd shnt they ztd 10. uaoes-
gaad my CO. - snoux hs wcuid NJ ens fs1o1s
AZ0fH DlTYBRS Eiooi HusAia9 fonsc sssa
Nerve kemofy. The result haA been sx1ty 1o09ef-
fal n0w feef hessef n hsziIh saan tot toe iess
tveMty yeasa Drs4ng all shAs tine nsd osen
suffering With masAssx. heart disease. kidaey aad
LIVER compinfntA rheumatism n<yrone proesSa-
tssn saeep.asaaess no appetite And jass tell tsas
life wss moi worth fivsnx FcE three mcosas D.
JsEs taking Ihs wonderfai FsEeay 111 csen M
Eb5e 10 Axtend % wugk O. any ksaA rees gssn
THE oaeasfn8 OF God tnsk AZOTH BIT @
Blood 8ua1dinG T0uic. has gwen me new seaee %
sife sd heath. and thai arc careo - ~ nay
tyocoes and in fnes am new Han An % yeers
of aes asd fse3 fully sveusy y-Ars youneer Inavs
great eesire thai oslseu may % oeaened as
hsve been. and take every oppoffanily 70 1sceor
mend e 70 the sick and suffering p1osic
Price $loo. 81 druxxsssx
Aadrsas sTANpARp REMEDY COMPANY.
Seattle. Woah h j. LAMoREUx. AauAeer -feesno
CoasI branch, starr Boyd Block. stswaxs = Aeanss
Dfns Co. wholesale aseats
STAxpABD LAxATrvB Pills cure Coneopo4soo
and HtliouSaeu Prsee, Csc
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wang Mems Christina Association.

pr, sgsarry, OF Ohio. will address q mass meet
tag az tas y "a. G. A, for oaty. =: tas First
MetEc4sss Episcopal church. coyaer Of Thi.d
amt "a srioa ssrsots. al p. M next sunday. On
~Th,: Relation OF the sexes. Aazntsszaa il tree
and ali 81 the men la the city are invited 10
atssgs. na Monday evening the dorsc- will
lecture At fhs y. u. & A. ball on ~lAss--Tas
t.sss AMI Szxsst al IL
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Adv<ns Chasehes.

A3.ert Chr.stsaa ehxlel-On Warren street.
hall :sisses north of Front street power house
services At II = Ii. Or. William Chapman. pxs-
tor.
sxsgash Day Adventist eaureh-5o9 Poplar
siErrs seattlaL satesth school. i0 a. III. SER
vtcss II q every saturday. Prayer mextiag,
Wednesday evening 30 O'clock
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Chs2rch Of christ, Of Evsrstt, wash-Proaeh-
Ing - II q m and 3 p m; sunday school at
ssf5 8. na. All. services In tie upetairD Of he
Broa8aay schoolhouse.
0iyF;spic Avsuus Church Of Chftst-als Olym-
pic nssnua X H. Aosa. paetos sunday school
a, 10 3 IN. Preaching q II q m. and % p M
ioans peoples meeting ct SD p. m Prayer
meeting on Thursday at I'D p "a. The North
chursh.
Firs Christian church--ssneca street, between
ThirS And Fourth. Rev. K z, Dunlap, pastor
Re.i3snee si2 Harrison street. telephone Ic.a
All Sunday servscesin Rsnke's hall. corner Fifth
aad gike stfsess sunday sehoci. D IS q m
Miss lucy c. Pratt. superintendent Preaching
81 ii X. M. and p IA. Evening subject, "a
tos~e From the Tcmhs." Junior Endesvor
roeiess. n ~. Niss Grant. suEerintendeat
Y f..s. G. " as go Communities every sua-
dsy siser service.
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Salvation Army.

Nssssings led hy stat. Capt Joan Miisaps editor
of s.s fscssc coast VA tFy, et san Frsne..ca
alec ~ ssAc Cart AcFtaa, 81 Asstsis Knee ariii
al M HollBes- meeting at II q r. street
iax.s2s With Salvation Atfss aEass taut ara ntr.,
air Hss1etSrg 81 - r. Frce and sxsy meeting
In ssss barracks, at ass ixeksoa ssress al n n,
efs~, air meeting nj ~ va. sas q rcsuIsr
salszs.oa cyclone al p -. kvsrynody iny.tcf
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Vattarian Church

Cfslarias eAsrea-ssssssA. between Pike and
tsisls. Rev W "a keses. ~. pastor, VIA re.
saHe, ssrvsees ASd ssrs~es ~ II .. m. Ali ssAas
tvss AaG tie rzeSis tavaasa Sspeay scAeoi =
asls Al AZ a. n n
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Yheossphy

TEs Tsesscgsical sacsssy wsl held IN rs~u,ar
rsx<s az In resgss' rsGssc ssis, fa~ Pruat srrsss
at a IA Iecsars ~ kss< Addis wsseAe 81
Tae.ssa sassscg; -fas Hsgnss salt eor.
ssx4i ssvssssscn extsress - ssl
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nRAnEn BucxKYR

HsADtH and r~A1YnnaSsl yeAvss NoreAani0P loek
TussxAy. ThArsGav aaf sas ar1ay - . N. os
KinSsssH. ssarnnse. EaHzor. -~Aeeex- Lib
mediate pcsuxs arrsvlnx IN rnsso tffy ~ p =.
Leaves naou CIR 3 HezasS1Ag Hlaano
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1hS Free Methodist raurcA-Cosoer Tenth
arS "ses strsssA ksv. J. GRIPPE. psator Fr.dsv
nsssst asetinx AZ 80 p "a. Preaching e u
IL % ane ~ = NJ
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SpipisuAltass.

TIE American rEacz OF spirssuaissss- ser,ns
ssre4; hall Of the A&sanse sasnrle. -.uus.x .
= M Mrs. sisters, mealum-
sg~s.fral rzesssas Ia Eeimsns Asi, every Sam.
dsy 90 80 :. IA fla.fosss frcS 20 d,.cnx. al
sas.tsess tsesea With ssrcsa
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ntvePsAiisa.


TEA rnivsrsalsss sGn3sy school vii r,e~s In
Ffs<&s BAL. eosuss Ninth and osirs ss,sssa at
IL }.5oxk
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The casy real seasssser Of sse Sksn ans Fsr-n.
ss.rg AL irnF<-feesions ciHrscs. fzecAses. ssossz
esoseAes. rezzhneSs ard eea-<enesxs fss.csctng
h<xrsifz eifxx and refaed xson. The a1Ezssa
faca Of all txisosdcrA Perfectly SAFE ard eaa be
discontinued fsrse xfsrs tac aessTe& rrsas -
osksn<@. Get TIE =eauine, sszsss ~ harses Co
= w. Aoaru~. ghs<xxv a. axsxgssfs. azsaies
- rsersFs at rxssv. sf-eo pcs eox
fss sa4s sy ssswaxs q Hazazss pgag ce, sesstlA
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For rasss. routes and Other infeemassea call on or
address
A. n CHARLTON, Asa 0ea Pss4 AT
No l21 Flfss g.. Portland, Or
A. EADEAU. Gen. Agent. Seattle. City fickee
Once. cOrnoe Yeslor avenue and Front street
Depcs nckes once, corner Wet aud Columbia ss>
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Z110U8 - 0kaU19
PuEzman N&eptng Cara Elegnas Day CoscAss
anA acsss Polore DinJng CnRs hesv<en sss<s1e -
Psn1 90 ChxcnGo usxA~us ChanRe coanec1t0nD
~ I'll posass u - Unissd AsAsss and CasadA
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE 5. 1893.
YxArxs LEAVE sGAYTLK:
For ~ Pans sna East--s 30 p "a and 1885, N
Per Portland md soofh-S-ls m. 40 and
For oympla. Grays Hazsos ezs~ and south
Fog TacomA-s:fs and io.xs : N. 3:ls. 4:4oL
Tea o.A0 and lOyI p n
For Snehsmssa. ss<aEo asd Anacortss-S.Se
Fer Ewer.ss. sunas ana whaaccun-e 30 m.
For saoquAamie Falls and North Bsad-s-30
Z m
TRAINS ARRIVE AZ sRArrLR
PROM 81 Pad and Eass-l32s = m and $40
From Portland and sossA-l:ls = m. 500 ana
700 p
From olympia sssy's Hsrsoe ess,ss and south
From TscpnA-la:s5 lis acd Sis Z. m
lZ.i5, e:oo. 7:s0 and $40 p m
From SDahomisa. Sotro and Anacosses-lo.50
q m Acd 81 y "a.
From Evesees saraas and whaacsm-x:s2 p m.
From Suoqnaimis Falls ard North Berd-4.S2
RAlL1oAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE woRLn
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GsrntAn ksleFEs~d frssSysesan ckEreA-
kss sas::, strwss. aeAs ssaa resv.res q II = IA
sssS~sS.a fssseyfasisz sAareA~ask and HART
49, sis:esN frsssats< II u 4 a. era gsksn -
~ kst s.sesss q @a4saxssa- -xAtsakA sssees
q a.x p ~ =. r. = {. T. sss p n Sew. VI.
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eix Per cent interest paid 1t the Puget sound
SAvinRp hans.
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DORr ANGELA PORT TowuaESn DuA
i gsasss and eoostts route.
rtMD CARP
fAos Passenger zsd Freighs Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. May 23 1893
Leaves daily exeeps Noadav - fplsows: aeeseta
. m. Townsend To- -: arrives Port Angeles
p Lsevss PORT Angeles p m; Pors
Townsend 80 p m: arrives Sea,tie 20 , ~
Townsend; Aorsss Dock. Porn Anss.sa
AATCd BkOA
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UAaxoa BLAND ROUTE
ORCHARD


DoRT ORCHARD
navy Yasa Rouse-BrsD&ssA on0oO
and CnAfsSstoA
O1HANER ELLIo
Leaves ~ q waAAsagsoa assse 1ss1y s1esps
Sunday. - SIS . m cad $50 ? n rAs ssiS
q = NIP iscisAss bead q Per- Orchard kxsuH
90 poesies cAa - accommodated - assAAyA
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ship Everett freight for 3: 20 p. m. trip
Headquarters tn SEATTLE. Yesses Dock
For fufShee Information Addrose
Z j. RATHBoNE. 0en'I Agent Seattle.
FRANK WATERHOU6E. 6en1 Agx. Tacoma
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CTIANEH TINE TABLE
y Tine STEAMER AULTN0NAB
Run - shs soliowiag ums card danIe
FARE TO TACOMA 50 cENrA
IRAvlua. AnnIvIWA
Tacona. 1000 q seattle. .....-l2:o0 nooa
eoo.t5e -...... 90 m lTaeoDa~ -. 500 d IA
Taeoma- -. $50 = m loiymptA -. ESQ D m
Ceone-ttns With soAas for kamsichts al shsS
- 0nU Dock, foot Of xaan esrssG
CAPTAIN l. WILLY, NaeoR
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For each square of ten lines or less,
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ton, IS cents per square. For subse-
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Obituaries I'D cents per line.
Professional and business car1s. in
Guiding paper. will be published at the
rate OF 90 cents per square for the first
insertion, ard % cents for subsequent
Insertions.
a liberal discount to yearly adverti-
SerS.
Announcing candidates for office,
$40, to be paid for IN ADVANCE.
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illusions personally Gisparaging to
any Ole VAL never be inserted except
as advertisements nor then, if peculiar
~ Objectionable.
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THE STORM.
The most terrific that even visited Loui
siana.

The fearful storm that swept owe
South Eastern Louisiana, and South
Western Mississippi Oh last Sunday
night and Monday morning, is the
most terrific in wind velocity and re-
salts that ever struck our gulf coast.
From reports received so far it beg
gars description.
In the passage Of this tremendous
wind storm aUd the immense tidal
wave that swept inland owe islands
and manulands, almost everything,
people. buildings, cattle, crops, &c.
seems to have been swept away, with
scarcely any houses standing up, and
half of the people killed or drowned.
The settlement of Cheniere Gamma
da according to reports received, has
been swept out of existence, and 80
has that of Grand Isle, although few
OF the people were killed at this place.
All the inhabitants of Chandler Is
land but two perish.
From the latest reports received on
Thursday the total loss of human life
is estimated at between 1900 and 1000
lives.
Point-a-la- Hache, the parish seat
of Plaquemine Parish, was in great
part blown to the ground and some 20
persons killed. All along the Missis-
sippi below Point-a-l Hache is wreck
and ruin, and many lives lost.
In the Bayou Cook settlement three
fourths of the population are dead,
and many bodies are unburied. The
survivors are suffering for lack of the
necessaries of live, and several have
since persisted for want of food and
exposure. How great the suffering
has been, and how great it is to-day,
will never be known, for the dead
will never come back to "tell their
tale of Woe" The great wonder is
that all did not perish.
A list of some of tn. dead and lost
was given in last Thursday issue of
the PicayuEe, among others DR.. FREE
deric Colin and wife appear as having
been lost.
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On account of a recurrence OF the fe-
yer which has caused him to be again
confined to his bed, Judge L. P. Call
louet has been unable tc open Court
in Houma on last Monday. Although
he has not had the fever since a cou-
pie or three days, and is now conva-
lescing, he is set very weak. 1t is not
likely that he will open Court in Ter
rebonne this month. 1t would be ad-
vlsable for him to take a long rest,
and were it not too late. t 0 take a trip
over the lakes OF at Abita Springs.
Our sincere wishes are that he is
now entirely ridden of the fever, aud
that he will soon be himself again.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-07

GEORGIA REFINERY.-This magnii-
cent refinery, situated on the Georgia
Plantation, three miles above Lock
port, on east bank of Bayou Lafourcle
the property of MI. CIlas. S. Mathews
is undergoing immense improvements
this season. The entire building has
been raised twenty it above the ORR
ginal brick wall, and covered with
slate. A new tank and sugar pack
ing room has been built IS fl long by
10 feet wide, also covered with slate.
A new bagasse burner has been put
up with a nest of two boilers so inches
in diameter, 26 # long, containing
each 5 fues 4; also two hydraulic press
es (McDonald) for pressure on the
large 5 roller mill !; a new 8 it vacuum
pan ; another large mixer with four
additional improved ce~ntrifugals !; adj
dltional elevators, conveyors. packers,
&c; additional circulating and va.
CUM pumps /: a large and more pow
erful centrifugal engine !; a new water
circulating pump IA in. suction, and
10 in. discharge ; a water tower near
the angle formed by main building
and newly built packing room, upon
which reposes two large water tanks,
one 10 # high by 10 # in diameter,
and the other 8 feet by 8 #.
Double effects have been added.
they are of the standard type, 9 #. in
diameter, rated at 1250OO gallons per
- hours, with pumps and all necessa-
~ connections.
A new sugar warehouse has been
constructed, and an additional rail-
road to coal pile.
Eight new CHARTERS have been add
ed, dimension 6xSx4 # each.
This refinery expects to granulate
this season from AZ to 5 million lbs.
OF sugar, consisting Of the plantation
crop proper, and outside cane and
syrups. 1t has put down 10000 # of
pipes leading to the Foret Bros. SUI
g%ar-house IN the Vacherie Livaudais
Dugue through which syrups will be
conveyed from that sugar-house to
the refinery.
Next year Mr.. Mathews proposes to
build a narrow guage road from the
refinery to the lower end of the Va
cherie, and thus encourage the small
farmers to raise cane to sell by the
ton.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-07

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