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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

goo bales-tiressy 734dais led: do. locks and
pieces 4 1-oda0d: New-Zeaand, 1000 balee-
SECURED. Par Is I'd d.. locss AMI pieces LIDO
Is I'd greasy, 34dG1s l-2d; do, lock, and pieces,
q l-.do sd Cape 4 ,inot Hope and Na'al 700 bales
secured, Is i2dG Is I'd greasy, ol-9dasd; 6ecce,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

Receipts for week, 31als pkgs nf'0 anvpiic
followed after our last weekly e was strong
from al Pbe between s" local and out no ANA
prices climbed STa, xt.D di fancy 1Ss snF
was rs e, on highest qualify Of stat. dairy bar
es 2ssae and sD Sh %. lS Drought .SoHt by
IM,s scarcity OF goods but sellers nave N'os
oas T msas sss 70 have n sve f15'SS
SO high me wfr ,no "S DAYS stock has forward
so sDd freely BY with assy 'apisa
mand. prices could not be snr,ber weakness
mas shown today receivers being ANXIOUS ~ ,ras
sm immediate outlet for the tutter o nrd AMI
Hr n,a ala 3sc number OF pals gong az ,hS
;n.,de figure selected lots OF state GARY % after
,ht ~ ! . SOC early In the day, nu' tlS W
jim a,c was seldom exceeded choice hhes VI
ssming NJ 2sa 29c Only small ots Oh n'i Ii
ornan,ery and factory arriving ana "h si"N'' "
SiVHH .,M hnitc1 Incoming scarce.
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St'NI)I:!ES

Nuts. Peanuts unchanged: quoted at !" - &C
for fancy hand ked. ard "a lie ier turner's
spanish shcllcd firm a; Sac for Nc. No Ino'ra
AZ > 5-sda:;-4c: Virginia No. sh'led ~ " "a
3 3.4c and No. = nj 70 ; ] &C.
HEEsWAX-Firm. southern quoted al - :"
&c l DC for large lots. viii smaller sales higher
MAPLE sTt;AR-Nrw bricks freely offered AZ 50
2 1oc per h. with demand quiet small sales OF NJ"
syrup at 7ja e0c per gallon can
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts Of milk ana cream al ilc
different railroad distributing points In ana near "a,
city for the week have been follows Erie. 4fo-
cans of milk "a cans OF condensed milk and li3 cans
NJ cream Pennsylvania. POughkecpse ana BOsloh -
cans Of milk. slsaucnnna. 1923 cans OF milk aIi -
cans c1 cream Lackawanna, 3.-I3 cans OF mix ana -,
cans Of cream New York Central and liarlcln -''o
cans or milk - cans OF condensed milk and 20 cans
ri cream: New York and Northern i,Oeo cans oi nhk
Sew. Haven and Hartford. 90 cans OF milk pnlarlo
ond Western 3.7G7 cans Of milk and 10 cans II
cream Wcs, shore .33j cans of milk 61 cans OF con
oensed milk and 90 cans OF cream; NcwJerSey Cen
trail 14j cans OF milk and u cans OF cram ana bf
short routes. loo cans OF mix ana W
cars OF cream. The total daily supply has been lo.o7
aus of milk 10 OF condensed mk and DOS cans
NJ cream The demand has been fair. and the average
uricc paid for the platform SURPLUS la been 81 :, .
Fan NJ forty quarts Tile MIX Exchange price i 4
cent, a quart net 10 the producer
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Gelp Wantca.

XNANTED.-For the United Statcs Army. able bodied
w unmarried men, tho OF - and 30
tvod pay, ratons, clothing ana medical, atendsnce ~
as TO age character habits Apply ct liG Park Row.
or II Abingdon SQUARE, NewYora Gays " 81 tulssn-es.
ErooklIn-
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for Sale.

A NTlQrH SIJVEE-A gentleman would sell q num-
n Der OF genuine antique silver.
Address \ l.. y, Tr.l Oncc, Sit 3d-ayc.
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THE SITE or TRADE.

Br'rimor. April 25.Four fairly active xn T pcd
SPOT. % l-ldTo lie; April IS LA - lie Miy
- 3.ea 70 lie: June. s6a 70 l-ie yuiy 10 20
20 lie steamer No. rcd, II l-2c Diu stocn' -
200 bush sales 10000 bush milling wiea. D. ,nr
- i.la49 iac: May 10 &C; July 40 H., i=c hn ,S
,tenncr mixed - l4c bid: stock l12.42. pn -, u
,alrs 1000 bush: white corn b. sample 'ts c n
ut, cue, ara steady No. = white western - -"
4ac: No. mixed DO. SO l2a37c stock ,i,,- " Iiar
Ryo dun 80 > C2 LA G3c stock 4l.sl bn,n. i ns
qnrt and steady good choice timothy S 81" raP:
mjdaIIug sc PgovlOns steady mess L orn'
Sis 80 bulk meats loose; shoulders, ~ l'ir Inn, "v
10 Lie. lard refined, lie. Butter weaker "iu ~,
Creamery fancy. 3ig sc; do ai. to ch1'ge' "oiT.
do imitation l,c Egg, guilt. IA - ~ 3H.,'
quiet No careoes. fair. Il lac: ~ =. - Cnnosr
unchanged. Whi,key firm, 81 al0 ~ d.
rosion April 2j.-,arkets dnll and anie''
i,uilal,. April 2j.-spring wheat quiet on Spo' ;
good inquiry for G. l. l. sales,o,oOo, n"' do SAc
lard spot = bic cars No. Nor'heIh , w. nv a.
Closing easy ,ales-3G000 bush NO. Nor'"v WIZ e.
T. f.. 3ic 10. 900 bush No. hard DO a &c WIZ, xtra
red SOC 30. white. 74c asked. Corn s,eauy y. oo
receipts ehty offerings In store fair; sal' "A 80,
No , yellow ~ l4c: FLOOD No. ) corn, "a. car!
1000 No. = "A 3-4c IN store Gales on tra.N - 20
10 . vrllow acc ear 40. do, Acc, ca,s ~
, 4jc / ear no. D. "A lie. Oats-Vnle'' sr 5,,ss
n lie: No. mixed. no offerings. haI'' Co. g.r
good - choice Western, to arrive. flot'u i've
poor to fair do 4s6 Doe Canada 80" tHSCo,Ps .i
Ao SIfns no z Sa0t %o % SDS 20 oa g
good inquiry, unchanged. -, 49,
Chicago, April 25.-The leading futures ra"seu ~
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DRIED FRUIT.

Rtcctpls ior The week, l,'03 pkgs; exports Tor The
week. eJ0 pigs. Prime evapoIatcd apples are having
some inquiry from the West ana bds OF I lac arr
reported for CARROTS; possibly round lot, corld
be had al lie, and io5Ding sales nj ;.4c More
tTading In choice and fancy giades mainly In range
OF 9alOc, few extra fancy reaching 10 LA 10 l.2c
Sundricd apples have suffered a further decline, but
there IS rather interest part Of BUYERS al
the close. Chops are not plenty and held steady.
Ceres and skin dull. Very little doing I'm small fruits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

RECEIPTS for the week. 1913 bales; exports. 75o
bales; Imports 30 bales. Business The local
market Is within very narrow limits. Brewers
wants are small nj the moment, and they are un-
willing to bny any stock ahead: ard dealers look
upon the future with much dis'rust that
cares carry many hops But growers hold
ing together pretty we'll and Lave made number
Of smallish sales within the past week at zoe IN
the country. Work Is progressive In The yards and
willie we hear OF some dead hills: ms IS usually the
case the roots have undoubtedly wintcred well.
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cost dn0 (runo


I OSr.--On April 10Th on tn, O'clock train from " Y.
Ltl Moltcair. D.. L. W. Road black seal leather
caetbr0k containing about SlJ and other articles Re-
va.d and questions II returnct % II. NJ. h. National
Bank Of the Republic, Wall STREET
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NEW BUTTER.

Heceipts for week. 6d92 boxes; exports 100
boyes Close t. 1000 boxes OF new state cheese
have arrived curing The week. some OF tne
finest small sizes full cream nave sone
10 home trade at IL Lee. but they are
moving slowly at the close and l1all l4c wonld DC
q mil quotation. shippers have paid 10" 10 i-2c iof
mosi Of The large sizes. There has been "A far IN,
0ury for the OF the part skins on the basis Oh
"a &c for Hcrklmers and cue for ChenangOe, con,
siderable of the stock has been Of poorer grade ana
such has dragged heavily at irregular prices. fiie
and fancy old full cream cheese Is having lar
Job ing demand at unchanged prices, but 1t l. a
Slow. weak market for all other sorts. LN'rpooi
cohfa IA
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RTJTs AND BTRRIE.S-FRESH.

Fresh apples in moderate supply and selling
more readily at nrmor prices Florida orange In
hight supply and fancy marks rule firm, whlc
common and Inferior grades continue dull and ir-
regular. strawberries have ebOut ceased arriving
from Florida. but supplies from Charleston and
North Carolina large. and prices rule lower
on general run Of receipts though there few
lots of extra lang and fine which slightly exceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

Receipts for week, 2l77 bbls., 81 $40 cases Prices
have changed but slightly since last report There
was some weakness last Thursday, lC~l6 lac
becoming top for best Western but the market re
covered TO Loo lG l-4c on Friday Al ne Close, DOW
ever large receipts tend 10 weaken confidence In the
position and l6c Is the ruling price for prime west
.rn. only few o! the finest Northern ONO Northern
Indiana and Michigan goods reaching Is lac. South
crn eggs are extremely dull and easier. Duck eggs
- shade lower. Goose eggs about steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
furniture.

Money Tight Again.
the rrnltuc ard carpet business can get oil the
credit you Cowucrtnws.s Park Row. near
Che,ham squarr No interest chIrgcd Keep your money
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miscellaneous

NAVAL PARADE.
Rooms 70 let 10 view above parade: best position IN
m, city: facing Madison Squar; private entrance on
Broadway. NrDl i-i1N' -io o~i-esS
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Report OF Health OFFICER on Diptl,cria.
\ iuii meeting of the Board of Health
was convened last night AT the health Of
nee. The regular monthly report of tb,
Health Officer was presented aud from If
tine iOiIo~Ing extract was ordered In he
made public
since the last meeting of the Boar,l of
iiealtli, IN eed, within the past three
weeks SiN cases Uf dipthrrIa nave he,.u
officially iePUrIcd 10 the Health 0flirnr
lhtO are as follows: A enid of ID n
hamilton on Jordan street: "A cluld of r.
Pnelps Ou Edwards street: one on n /
Lenian's on Lake street: Kate Maid,.,,
tcoi"rcd) adult, on Builer's Iliil: Str,lu
JACKSON ("O!UredD adult on Christian
street near Travis, and child uf Hpurv
wilson (Coloteu) ou an aIlc, IN rear nf
hIs. orum : on CaGdO between Market
ana Edwards str cts. or Ihes. ttvn
were reported December 18th a,d z,un
uIt., OF wnIcn mention has been, it;,J Ia
tht ittdith Oihccr IA q statement A, L.
lShcu lh lle caucasian, DE, t.Inh,r :;Dl IA
ui' A. II hhoWl TO she Board, the cases
al AccsrS. 1laHIitOu aud phrII,, t,.sn,.,.-
,Net,. nave dH the iuTinr, 80, ID. a., m
bei %tSt and the other on Jaui,;,tv pnJ
Iht fttaith Oih,rr has personally asrpr-
Uih-u rom IN. *. 4. GRAY. who ms
charge OF 'hc case at Mr.. Lttuau's tl,.,t
l' patt - stcauhy lmpruVIn" and IL
NOW boihttilS on CUANdle-CeiCp of ;h,.
ltmalIihS three CasrS, (all culnrpd, w D..
kHtI- Maiden, SttId jackson ami IN.
wilson enid, the iieLhh officer rrnorts
nat he hds IN person visited them and T
made ii careful examination of each sub- 7
lect aud that he nnds in no one of Them
any traces Oi dtpthcTII at thus dafp +
Ihcy were ala up and dressed and may /.
therefore bt declared cOnyaicscsitt Onr
Il tht numbrT, stella jackson. was t.u-
-ag q IN her domestic duties aI th,.r ii
deuce OF Mr.. f.. Phelps, apparently IN
perfect health. When making tnis yisit
tue lIea th Officer took occasion to in
-iect me premises of Nh. Phelps and 10
:. ta" measures taken by IN. FANNY.
uudcr ,nc dircctlOn vf DIR. j. W. Allen IN
the work OF dimHfectioii, and he mas no
hesitation IN rrUnouncing the same thor
Du9h and as complete as can be done
L nder this statement Of facts The Health
DliceC feels that the Board can safety
assure the publI that at this time There,
Exists in Shreveport no cause for alarm
n connection with this subject"
The following was then adopted bv
unanimous vote.
Resolved, That the portion of the re
)ort of Health Officer relating to dipthe-
ia be presented 10 the Shreveport Times,
caucasian and THE PROGRESS with re-
Iuest to publish. BY order of the Board
f Health, A. A. LYONS, NJ. ID.
Jan. 8, 1893. Secretary.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
ARCADIA NOTES

Special Correspondence to The Progress
Last Monday night a negro maj
was held up and robbed by two mel
on the street. This is first occur.
renee of the kind that has ever hap
pendd here.
The new and elegant depot, said tc
be the finest on the road between
Shreveport aud Vicksburg, is about
completed. Station agent Boyd
moved i'll to-day, and is now ready
for business.
The firm of Leslie & Pennington
changed to H. Leslie on the first of
January, Mr.. Pennington having
withdrawn.
The Arcadia bank is now in lioui-
dation having closed its door on Jan
uary l.. AS soon as the affairs of the
bank Gym be wound up, a national
bank viii be organized IN Its place
Ii. Brewer, our elocutiouists gave
an entertainment here Tuesday
night. which was both pleasant aud
profitable to those who attended.
The courthouse is quite the alb
sorbing theme now The election to
dstermine between Arcadia and Bi-
enville as the parish site, will take
place on January II. The chances
are greatly in favor of Arcadia ac-
cordllng to all reports. ARCADIA.
January. 1, 1893.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
HO! EVERYONE THAT'S HUNGRY


DO our renders desire nice and tender
meat Tor Their tables? Would they like
TO nave q juicy steak or fine spare. rib
meal with some? Well. il matters MOI
winch meal is preferable, Messrs. n. w
beYefeu x Co.. can furnish the exact
,neat that Is desired. A nice shoulder of
lainD would tickle the palate of the gods
and II. w. Leverett 4 Co, are the bntcb9
ers e,, .h;it the Olypian dwellers deal with
Ihese connoiseurs declare that no but, n
eI III shreveport has ever furnished such
meats as Leverett & Co. pive fhs;r 90.
toners. The holidays will soon be here
III III lact now Is the time 10 begin feastinc
~ "a oIder TO DO the subject justice when
1he exact days roll around. Send yonr
pass books to IA. W. Leverett 4 a.. n,
.ne street-car Gepot aud If they cont
please you IL will be because YOU are MOI
,sss uss1 20 sood meat. Now, fall in with all
bn,chers who give th3 best satisfaction
ana IL. W. Leverett & Co.. are the men,
The Progress., 1893-01-07

THE Sr0H OS ruE 0rHIH F0o1
&GIt."
in june laat }-r ". r. Hamilton
President of the Electric RAILWAY aad
Motive Power Company. filed suit
against 3es>rS, {. j. RgrGaH. II. IL
fouree, ". ID. Sco,ipid, herman Her
old and j. T.. Wimri-h. city council
men. charging them with clnspiracy
with the City Railway COMPANY.
wheL they voted 10 auLul the fran
chlse OF the company OF which he
was president This was for q goo,,
sum and in the language of the
Nesterner 1t kept them dancing at
qmte lively gait for while TO Alr.
Hamilton's music. But when the No
vember term OF the Civil District
Court came on, Judge Taylor rem
dered a decision in favor Of the de
PENDANTS which completely broke the
strings on President Hamilton's fid-
die and the machine ceased to play.
Since then, however. these gentle
men have been quietly inspecting
some musical Instruments and on
Saturday last they struck mp lively
time To the measure of which Presl-
dent Hamilton began To- dance. THIS
was Tor the sum of $4,000 in i've
suits Of the same number o. council .
men for $1,000 each Tor damages to
character. The an is still redoleht
with the strains OF their Instruments
and President Hamilton vii! continue
his shuttle until the next term Of the
same court or perhaps longer.
irompt delivery, full weight, the
'eSt meats and pork sausage Is what
1arrls a Winston guarantee. ;
EnNEn ~ IIs.tysrt,
The Progress., 1893-01-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

The partnership herotofo2e exist
ing between Us in the publication OF
TuE PoooRgss, ta- this day been dis
solved by mntual consoat, Mr. q. &.
yWilhsnls having sold his interest to
Mo d. Hicks VINO VIII continue
the publication Of said paper iu Lis
own name and assumes entire
charge of the management thereof.
e. d. HICKS,
q. G. WILLIAMS.
Shreveport, La, Jan. Z, 1898.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
WRAPPED IN SORROW.

Death has been abroad again this
week, aud on It's sable pluIons bore
the pride and Joy Of the household of
MIR. and Mrs. f. Phelps. Joseph
Brooks was the bright boy which
gladdened the home and made bright
the hearthstone of this family. Prom
lse seemed to paint in roseate hres
the destiny of this boy, bat it was but
the reflection of the evening sun
going down in the last days of his
existence and the night Of Death
claimed him for his own.
Inc parents, sisters and brothers
have the profound sympathles of
their friends.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

r The Shreveport Times has discon,
tInued its publication of an evening
edition. II was newsy while it lasted
and was all claimed for it. The rea-
son for its discrimination were sat-
isfactory to its proprietor and that
should satisfy outsiders. 1t assured
ly is sufficient for us.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

The officers of New Orleaps are
--zroased on the Sunday law question
sshe assistant district attorney, Lionel
Adams name is ringing through the
1xcd by his bold and determined
sstaad- mis- aggressive moments and
we cannot help from exclaimiug
fOh- Landl Land Why will you re-
ssasssn SO indifferent when your people
szsed you so much in this trying
anc<zrz
The Progress., 1893-01-07

1he members of the Farmers Tn
ION should not forget the meeting
called for Friday next. Important
matters will be brought up. We
hope this meeting will pass strong
uncompromising resolutions INSTRUCT.
ing our senator aud representatives
to pass R competent election law q,
the next session of the General As.
sembly.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

The solid citizens of Shreveport
are waking up, the sleeping lion il
Aeconing aroused and we think wa
caa nOw see tie ultimate overthrow
~Bf the crap shooting, the Sunday law
violator and that no less evil the wa
ssr works Shylock. Whist name our
District att orney could make for him
sslf by stepping to the front Just
k-r1W-
The Progress., 1893-01-07

III the River and Hsrbor appropri-
alton does no more than to build
aevees for the Red river valley, then
ay AL means let the amount appro-
Existed to us be thrown in the river.
Eor then it will at least do us no
Kn, which is far from the case
VA it is expended in levee building
The Progress., 1893-01-07

by the time that the levee tax has
ANA neially ruined the river planters
: and the flood tides have destroyed
the use of their lands for cultivation,
shey will then realize that widened
~outiets and deeper channels were the
means and the only one for saving
aux now valuable plantations.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
90 NOTICE" :"

| respectfully call the attention of the
readers OF this paper to the fact that in
addition To Ii full and complete stock of
staple aud Fancy Groceries, for sale al
wholesale only. also carry a full line of
Produce, Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage. and
Apples, also Cheese under nv Dri ale
brand, which are superb and unexcelIed.
Pigs Feet, Sausage i'm Oil, Bologna.
Vienna; III short, l am prepared to mi
orders for anything in the Grocery.
Grain and Produce line
/ give my personal attention to all Cot
ton shipped To me for sale, aud make
prompt returns of account sales and
proceeds. Promptness and Punctcalitv
are my rules i'm business. do the best /
can, and having done so, / can do no
more.
especially call attention to the Boss
and 'EversOl Patent" brands of nv
Flour, which is all that is necessary with
a person after once using them.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

For more than three weeks the
Waterworks Company has failed 10
supply a drop of water to some of its
patrons and still In the face Of this
1t has the etfrontery to publish a no
tlce that the water rent for the SIX
months, ending June 80, is now du.
and must be settled between the Ist
and 10th INST Surely the city conn
Gil can do something to prevent this
extremely unjust imposition.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

The appointment of Capt. j. G..
Soape as assessor for Caddo parish.
will, we think, meet with general ap-
proval- Capt. Sospe is careful bus
mess man and will, we believe, deal
with the assessment question in Just
and impartial manner.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
TEAN>FEE~ OF EEAI r>Y4Tr.

sam Benjamin 10 James Ti>bv. land,
described in transfer. 5000
W. T.. Ga-s,ll to Alccl Lee. lands de-
ScrIbed in transfrr. $50.
Aleck Lee Go r. NJ. Horton, same land
as described. s23l.1j.
FIRST National Bank 10 Elias Lake. lots
], :, ana }, Wards subdivision. - ,Oid.
Aaron Pruitt 10 II. A. Winter. lands de-
Scrlbed IN transfer. $50
W. 4. Fowler to n. 4. Williamson. lands
described M transfer $3.50.
Charles Reddin" to J. II. Shepherd.
lo'S III tSahS subdivision. Ee'i c">siJu.
Abram Mitchell to Ii. +. Don. lot .
Clcvellnd's subdivision. 1925.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

" saw SIX csia,humpiaDs o. tie
street Monday, but didn't know tba;
It required so little to make them.
We have been calling them all the
time just ordinary "molly grubsv
The Progress., 1893-01-07
-sns~vepor. Oyster and Chop House.

SIh<ket street, IN BogeI's block. Meal.
ssrred at all holrs. oysters on tb.
aaif shell Or cooked in the best man.
arer. Oyster loaves and oyster pate,
made to order. Polite attendants
Everything new, neat and first-clas.
in evrey respect. No saloon attached
Balk or can oysters delivered to al
parts OF the city. Call or leave you,
sarsfer, or telephone No. 95. Plac,
'spen all night Frank Serwich pro
rrietor.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Chief of police, w. A. Nelson was
complemented with the presentment
OF fine ring by the members of his
force on New Year's day. This WIS
a merited token from a deserving
force.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

a word for immigration, a little
york to secure the profferred cotton
ia ,;ory, some effort to get railroad
shops here and Shreveport will be on
the boom again.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
CONSTARTE CATF

No. G11 IS. der0ld vs.. Joe Estes.
by Vlrtur of IA writ OF !;era facias issued
10 me III the above entitled and number
ed suit 10y Hon. &. ID. Hicks, Justice Of
the peace in and for the 4th ward OF Cad
do parish. La, have seized and will sell
at public auction at the courtroom door
NO. 9o5 Milan street. Shreveport. La, on
WEDNESDAY. January II. 1893,
the following described property to-wit:
stove, pipes and cooking utensils
vailse, boxes with household goods,
trunk with contents saddle
Ter.us 81 sale cash. subject 70 appraise-
mput. &. W KFTfV C,,tfaII.
Inc Progress, Decem ber 81. 1892.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
PARISH UNION MEETING.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Farmers Union of Caddo parish will be
held at the court house in Shreveport. on
Friday, January l3. 1893 at II O'clocd a m.
A full attendance is urged as impor-
tant matters will he brought before the
meeting. w. "A. IIENDRICK. President
The Progress., 1893-01-07

The assurances of our physicians
that there is no cause to fear an ep-
emic of diptheria is welcome news
truly.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

The following are the newly elect
ed officers to serve the |. O. 3 b.
Lodge for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, a. l.. Kahn; yice-presiden;.
Leon hahn; secretary. Eli Blum
treasurer, Simon Babr; warden. y.
Hltsch; trustees, I~aac Barron, II. A.
Winter, Louis Lew.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Veal lamb, mutton, pork, beef
sausage, triDe and everything else
fresh and tender, at Harris & Wins
tons. ''-'
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Hands are now at work diggir o
noles for the posts to be used in put.
ing up electric wires for the CITY
Railroad line.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Fresh meats. nice, juicy and ten
der, at Harris & Winston's stalls. ad-
saining Abe Meyers store.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Ii you want tirst-class meats, send
your orders to Harris & Winston,
next to Meyers store.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Have You Seen
The beautiful China Goods at The
Far.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
Strayed or Stolen.

From my residence. No. l43 LOma|
street, city Of Shreveport. one black and
Whue spotted COW branded 4 II on hipi
She was missed about four weeks ago.
"A liberal reward will be paid for berI
return To me, or Information that win
lead 10 her recovery. Address,
w. H. OOck) JOHNSON.
AT Whited & Wheless,.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

Buy Your stoves
At The Fair.
The Progress., 1893-01-07
FOR RENT. CHEAP.

Three Nice Cottages on Lawrence
street, on Belt Line. Two on Texas ay-
enue and ! in Holmesville. for rent
cheap. Apply 10 F. II. HICKS, Agent.
The Progress., 1893-01-07

The above daily. except Train on sunday
which arrives Shreveport 100 pm. and leaves
O. az 800 p m making connection for Memphis,
waco Fort and Worth. CommencinCSC item Der
K local freight train will carry passengers,
arriving at Shreveport at $40 am. and leave
81 pm daily except sunday.
G. ID. Marshall, Agent
SIJKEV EPOET AND HOUSTON.