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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. The president has
extended by an amendment the elassiiica-
tton OF the postal service, 50 rs to include
all free delivery offices. Before this eNten-
sion the civil service rules applied only to
those postofiices which had as many as
fifty employees Now the service eXtends
To all postoflices where carriers are EN-
Moved
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

BEIDGEToN, n. j., Jan. THE Cumber-
land Glass company refused to show their
books and papers before the state board of
arbitration at the hearing, claiming,
through their counsel, Colonel William f.
Potter, that the law in regard to such pro
ceedings was defective
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

CoNNELIsvILLE, Pa, Jan. PA serious
cutting ARRAY occurred here yesterday at
the shoe shop of Samuel Hetlley Heffiey
and Ross b. ,!ey hacome engaged in
quarrel IIafiiey picked up a shoe knife and
carved Baislcy IN horrible manner Hef
fey fled and has not vet been arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Fair. increasing cloUdiness; rain or snow
Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
sIrs. LnnatrY RecnYerinr,

LONDON, Jan, Mrs LangtrS is rapidly
recovering from her severe attack of ill
ness She still remainSi in her room in her
residence in P0nt street l3elSrtvia, bat
she expects shortly to he able to start OH
the trip ON her yacht White i.adyc, which
she recently purchased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
The Kentucky Hotel burned.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. THE Ken
lucky hotel was totally destroyed by fire
yesterday. The fire spread very rapidly,
and the guests barely had time to escape
with their lives
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

HARRISBURG, Jan. s.-Salerio Jorino, an
italian, was Instantly killed AT the water
tank, II short distance west of Diilerrille
by the Niagara express
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
HI. Hons. wrecked by a uom,,

VuSSA, Jan 7.The house of the editor
of conservative newspaper in Neunkr-
chen, town in lower Austria, was COM
pletely wrecked yesterday by big gun
powder bomb,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

mothers love surmounts all difficult
ties, and | determined TO try DR..
David Kennedy's Fagofite Remedy,
made at Rondout, ~ One
by one the well known symptoms Of
the disease left her. Words cannot
express my gratitude and l earnestly
recommend this great medicine. Ny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
The New Year Opens Well and
the Outlook Is Encouraging.
UNCERTAINTY IN MONEY CIRCLES.
The Revival of Gold Exports, Amounting
to Se,oO0,0OO for tho Current Week.
and Doubts About tho Action of Con.
sress Cause Depression.

The Revival of Gold Exports, Amounting
to &2,000,0OO for tho Current Week,
and Doubts About tho Action of Con.
gress Cause Depression.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7--R G. Dun e. Co.'S
weekly circular says: The business of the
new yearopeus well though there has hardly
been time as yet to get fairly under way.
In some branches Of manufacturing there
Ia very conservative feeling, owing to
scantiness of satisfactory orders, but in the
textile branches the extraordinary demand
creates general confidence. In every part
of the country, and apparently iii almost
every hreHch of business the traders are
looking forward TO year of large transac-
tions. But in financial circles the year
opens with u considerable feeling of un-
certainty, wing to the revival of gold eX
ports, which will be about So 600 000 for the
current week, and to the doubts about the
action of congress- The annual reports of
various branches of trade come in with
fresh evidence of the unsurpassed prosper
ity and volume of business in 1892, but
cast no clear light upon the future, which
depends in a large degree upon monetary
influences.
Philadelphia and Southern Trade.
AT Philadelphia iron is weak and hard
ware dull, but trade in groceries very good
Retail trade in dry goods is large and
stocks are low The wool trade is quiet
and in other branches bu.ness is as yet
inactive. Baltimore reports fair orders for
spring business and great prosperity for
the past year. AT Pitt sburg iron is more
dull and weaker but glass is moderately
strong and general trade dull
~ 'ou u'helh points business IS generally
qu'e'' tpoHS.i - hli"h'h manufacturers
az "'iNiis ioii Hnir' anu III New orleans
a'.,i, ra,. = .",,' WIN ~ .he s"i'plS oi money
',''ii''' 'o''"ii is s'eaay ana sugar III good
nn
soN''iii''Dht crop report started
itn ii'tn S'i"tscr puHihs h'il wheat soon
Ieaehe'' 10 ~ cents, decline OF nearly
= Ie''ts iot 'he WEEK western receipts
iii 'hiee uaSS were over TWO hililoh bush
elH, =" NPlte ol US arRe recelpts corn
s".ite', oNsf Per e't,'' iof the week ana
o"'s "is'' Mhiie porh rose 81, ana latd 80
an" h"ss ." Genus per loo pounds. Coffee
h,. Is .ilei'ahsea' tna OH u cents stronger
of 80, go bales
Speculation in stocks is depressed by
monetary anxiety, although reports of
traffic and earnings continue more favor
able, Government and other large dis
bursementS make the money market easier,
but bankers expect exports of gold to CON
tinqe for some time. The circulation de
creased in December a, oG, ,392 wholly in
gold certificates, but increased sci 902, 145
t.... . H..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

GinspT isS btarkhasds red rough. chapRcd, .ld
I ii1l oily akin eaFt=' y GrfIeeRA s,oaz's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

1t is well known thai Stone in the Bladder, Gravel,
Kidney DiSeaSe Diabetes, Gout, Ehsumattsm. DyS-
pepsia and Nervous Prostration. have common
origin. viz, EXCESS of URIC ACID in the BLOOD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
GIVEN UP BY THE DOCTORS.

was afflicted with InIlammatoty Kheuma-
tism for IS years, SO severe that | was sup
posed to be crippled for life. | doctored
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

WAefINGToS, Jan. 7.-Blaine is reported
by his physicians as about the same" AT
the Blaine residence he was reported lit
L.. lI.tt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Prodnce Exchanges

PHILADrtrntA, Jan q. Tht announcement
that S?,UD, NJ in gold will be shipped to Etl.
ropt hal no influence upon the stock market,
81 its effect had been fully discounted. The
market was strong, and there was II general
advance in prices. in which the lndustrias
led. tlosink bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
All -Four Reported Frozen.

GRRESsnERa, Pa, ian, - report
reached here that girl and three men,
WHOSE names could not be ascertained,
szAaa frnzan Ia dhath ak nnllayernnn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

NEWARK, n. J., Jan, Fire destroyed
Junb's brewery on Hayes street yesterday.
The loss is about $4,000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

That Favorite Remedy possesses extra
ordinary potency alike in all these maiadies
is evident from the following statements:
KIDNEY COMPLAINT. Isutfered intensely from
sfr bad @ F. san s2@ as a & Il M ea sis
H is f'F II 1toa IL st. aaoarn
NERVOUS r.os'EEs aEHeN. | was troubled
ln Mh nrs%e Ma Trg ] 3 ~ Of & me hsg S9 r, n
ms self about the lanSe began the use o Dr. kenneyf
ssape a Soo BOO @ Ghca tfits aTc hoasat Sai3 1
- Ia s,RtPPt {, ysllknown physician writes that he
Fayefite Remedy.
EANE eF LIFE. An smlnent Rhysean fays Of
oLi9ae IN chnse Of Life bey5ntha ANY known medl
lip n M @ be aR sa af f" Dr. ef3q' 'G%
aod Ssiss ~ " NJ
shuTsS ' 1esofd u 'ess l v, '''' '"so' 'S''9"'s'
GoasTtr sfTsS; Fer yaals haEs been troubled
sta ql s So ss Ts@ FSs I'M hs a
5fssif & h!lae o. sht!s III eie tie 70 Try Dr.
% nsa relief and an Better % now aa H Sav SSs len 9 IN
Mrs. b Ruser, slelGs., u Y.
FEsIAHE. COMPLAINT. I was an awful sufferer
f ef tes 3 o ] 9dTs to & @ a5 nhsn5 M m = r kn
dy ras"rte enedy, iedSS ' iaia ' vel @ona ID due , en-
aie. v J. anderson. frugn ST, Kingston, \. Y.
Nae beat te.t Of the ehnrnescr of n preparaa
sion ID sv.iattn saIu Oh IL AT t,otne.
grasFaa st"aiifs i'm sales for 20 years. aasd is
ts-sin3 the Eianst us:'i. naedieine il, the East-
! states.
EaEf.sS. Ny skin bndy was covered with hotehes
Nteh ytrg snr. AMI painful aud rei terribly Bt
hthne9ya Fayorite f.mtdy was rennmmrnqci cnni
htnred Using ii and fors hat fart,i bott
completely enfR-sa il Arnold. Rpehester, y. Y.
SI3a Ahtisa. Fer years sufferer tran Neuralgia
Rsanr es ii. IL also % IT, bes st nsdrinc @ IL m for
s. as's' X 5@te@na5s Is s5at ,trs t. uletov n Y
s'sFAssEtH an BEHE BLADDER. when
abnt u give up t tesplr s hcint
of the Riadatr, tFgl DF David hennp1ys Fdyore Rem
etSt aud It cured lnr thus Saving my life"
F. q Brthk, Poughkeepsic, n Y.
honfh nfept on and will do ali that is claimed for IT,
was s1ferer fof with Dyspepsia Kidney
plant. taFarite Remedy cured lne .
SAfT ssBss3s 70. u know whereof | sneak when
say aE KEN ass f4*ore enetiE Is positive
me OF an neeralcl sore lcg"-Mr Eo3nu, H4Sefhl H.
known Purifying blood Ion ,ajra nv i.auI nf
running ei thets when kli,l py sielans du
sMANf3L. WA trenblel with Gravel and eatarrh
FINALLY Hiei 1r k"nn Y's favGtr remedy The result ys
mhrNeo's Alter using few bottles WAS entirely rtIei
~ n Arnold, Rochester, \. Y.
WB7;t utEsSH. aour ,l4uahter lad seiati. Rheapls
tlsl MAS ehe*s fer months Ta aNtstl Ini Used
cured ol this disease Il II. Sanford prs ,ioncs Ia -
For sale and recommended by all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

William S. Ladd Dies of Heart Failure.
PORTLAND, Ore, Ian 7--Willam Ladd,
pioneer banker, and one of the heaviest
capitalists on the Pacific coast, died at his
home i'll this city yestsrday from heart
failiII,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

PlTTsrIELp, Mass, Jan. THE large
brewery Of Plosty & SON, at State Lime,
was. burned yesterday LVss, s2o.ooo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
BRIGHTsS DISEASE CURED.

My daughter was stricken with Brghts Disease Her
ankles, feet and eyes were terribly swollen -Four ply
scians attended her but her life tespaired of A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Anarchists Very Active.
LoNnoS, Jan. The Paris correspond
emf OF The Daily News says: ''Thc Royal
lists are desparng of the Genate lie Paris
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Sold e7eryNsore r,lsr, et-r1etRt, sac; soar,
2hc,; RrsOty&Sr, - Prepared BY The POTTER
nRuG ASn CHEMICAL EaUPoRAglBE, Boston.
RI" How TO Gu-c skin Diseases" e pages, 50
Illustrations, ami Testimonials, mailed Tree.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
WIFE HAD FEMALE COMPLAINT.
HUSBAND STOMACH TROUBLES.
.J.E~fALMATEER, Athens, Nv

Mr.. Shultis writes: e was troubled with
my stomach, food breaking up sour after
eating-Would wakeup nights with burning,
distressed feeling that made life almost un-
bearable. Reading of DIR. David Kennedy's
Fayorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y,
tried it, and before | had finished the third
bottle was cured Butthe greatestblessing
was the cure it performed for my wife, who
was troubled with 4ss>
slehness 81 III $ con. ~ g.
a'1n women . She 1e & '|ssA
could hardly y - a'5sa "a
sssas afss herself rs i 49, T. z
house; moth 4fssssss 4 49,
ing helped her s|ssssss4sS; sss ssssssA "a
until she used ssAas "a, III
+ ori t e Is
Remedy In a @Nsaaii ESs1sS s,tIg asgIS1NU'
short while %5sasss5g 2 m EDHfHtl
shebegantopiclt VIII Nh fII I4'
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strength and is a well woman to day. | be-
leve had it not been for Favorite Remedy,
She would now be in her grave
JAMES ". SuuLlIs, Woodstock, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

bliss Kemp.on. daughters recovery was due entire
7y TO Fayorite Remedy, which was the only medicine
taken after her abandoned by the physicians
AIRs. LAURA A. KEMpIoN West Rutland, VI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

ST. IoUlS, Jan. Referring TO dis
patch in the papers coupling he name Of
its e,liter with cabinet position, the ST
Louis Republic says: "We can say on he
best possible authority that Colonel Charles
H. Jones. of the st Louis Republic. is not
candidate for such an appointment, has
nos AT any time been "A candidate, and that
he took m early opportunity Of making
this fact known in the only quarter where
it could he interesting or pertinent
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04
PROMPT WORK.

Last week we took occasion to make
some condemnatory comments upon
Tie course ofthe Fifth District LeyeC
Board in neglecting TO let out the
work TO raise the levee in the Provi-
dence reach, in common with the other
work in the parish of the same kind
which has now been completed. The
raising and filling in Of the levee
we refer TO, was as much needed
for the safety of The country as any
of the other work that was put
under contract and III consequence the
Police Jury of ctr parish last week,
were compelled TO anticipate this
years revenues BY passing an ordi-
nance 10 borrow $4,000 to do the
work that ought to have been done
by the Levee Board. To this end
they authorized the members of the
several wards TO solicit subscriptions
of spot cash to Rave the work
done. We do not kow what has been
accomplished in the way of borrow
ing by the members from the first,
second. fourth aud fifth wards, but
we learn that Mr.. Phil Mcclure, the
efficient member for the third ward,
in five days had secured nearly three
fourths OF The amount required to do
the work, which was in part advanced
by the representatives of nonresident
property-holders, and Izcipally by
Mr.. John Mcclure. saloon keeper on
Levee street, who handed over roll of
bills, which on being carefully counted
amounted to $500. This act on his
part in unhesitating support of the
emergency fund is well worthy of
notice, when it is known that he has
not an acre of land ia cultivation SUBJ
ject to loss by inundation Especially
is this so when the further fact is
made known that only two of our
town merchants advanced money
to the fund to-wii: w. N. White $50
and j. w. Pittman 81 Co.. 500.
All of the business men in town of
every kind are entirely dependant
upon the products of the soil for their
traffic and subsistence and il is diff
cult to understand why they declined
to advance their proportiona,e sums
Of money to prevent the threatened
unless it is because they have
not got it. The security is ample. aud
the interest, eight per cent, aud there
should have been no refusal on the
part of those who have the means.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04
PUT A STOP TO IT.

1t is deplorable misfortune that
nearly every country town seems
doomed to be infested with crowd
of worthless, irresponsible hoodlnms
who are as a rule. non-producers and
drones in the human hive, who take
every opportunity that offers to set
all law and order at open defiance, es-
pecially under cover of darkness and
often in the open face of day.
Why this should be so we cannot
tell, or whether il arises from lax
administration of the laws or not is
difficult to determine. There certain
ly are sufficient number of state and
municipal laws in existence TO prevent
crime of all kinds, or punish it when
committed, if they were promptly aud
fearlessly enforced, yet the lawless-
ness continues.
On Saturday night last an inoffen-
sive negro family, within the corpor-
ate limiis, were raided upon, their
house entered, the negro man shot at
and otherwise abused without any
cause or provocation whatever. This
Is wantonly aud brntally wrong and
should be pnt stop to at once. This
community cannot afford to tolerate
any such midnight outrages it is ruin
Gus to our reputation as peaceful
and law abiding people. All! but it
was only a "d-n negro" exclaims
some flippant precocions white
youngster who does not care straw
for the reputation or welfare
of the community. "Only a d-n
negro r Well. il is true, it was only
a negro. What then? Are the in
offensive, Industrious negros in our
midst 10 be trampled upon, maltreated /
aud driven away at the wanion. wicked !
whim of any gang of white youngsters
who may be on mischief bent Sure I
ly not. While we hold tenaciously TO
the doctrine of white supremacy, we
also insist that the black man, in his
proper place, must be protected and /
sustained under the laws, and shielded /
front all such cruel treatment as took
place on last Saturday night
We could give sundry and divers
reason why such outrages should cease
at once and forever, bnt it is not ne
ressary. The peopIq1fe it to them
selves to join togethef, II necessary,
aud put an immediate stop to all such
doings. The material welfare of the
parish demands it, while the peace
md prosperity of our people insist
upon it.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04
THE UPPER RIVERS.

Cincinnati, 81 feet and falling
Louisville, 26 feet and falling: Evans
Vile 25 feet and falling; Little Rock.
II feet and falling St. Louis, IL feet,
and rising Cairo, As feet and rising
slowly. Rains have prevailed along
the Ohio for several days, but they
have been generally light showers.
There is really no great abundance OF
water in sight at present.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04
OUR RIVER RECORD.

River reporter says the Natchez was
was up and down ON Sunday with
good trip
The Joe Peters has omit the trade
until September Isl.
The Auchorline boats have resumed
running. The Arkansas City, first
boat out, passed. down on Monday
after putting off one thousand pack
ages at this place.
The Stella Wilds came up aud went
down on time with fair trip both
ways. The Wilds will remain in the
trade through the summer and until
the Lealhers comes ont in the fall.
Louis Hornihall was on The Wilds,
gathering mp seed and empty sacks
for The Southern Oil Co.
The Henry Marks with barge 8
passed up Tuesday night, going
as high up as Malones landing in Ark
snsas. The Marks will go into Bunch's
Bend for seed on her return. This is
her last trip until after the planting
season is over.
The Ruth and Vesper are on
schedule time every trip doing big
business.
Since the resumption of business by
the Anchorline boats things have.
frightened mp very much along the
river front.
The rise in the river has been grad
ually falling off, being now OILY from
fonr to five riches day. The gnage
reads 81 feet, being Within Two feet Of
bank full, with but little more water
immediatelyin sight at present.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04

His honor Mayor Hanley had Mr..
Linmore Brown before him on Mon
day last charged with shooting within
the corporate limits and assault. After
listening TO the testimony patiently
his honor fined Mr.. Brown $50 or 80
days in Jail He also bound him over
in. the sum of $50 TO answer before the
District Court 10 the charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons He went to
Jail in default of payment of the fiAe
and 10 give the bond for carr. iLg con-
cealea weapons.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04

The report of the impromptu Mardi
Gras festivities at Mayersville, came
in rather late for inserticn-so long
after the occurrence, but seeing the sad
ness Of Lent prevails, we make room
for the brief meniion, if only TO cheer
our young friends with The memory
of the pleasant time they enjoyed.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04
CHARTER
OF THE
East Carroll Opera House and Build
ing Association Limited.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF


EAST CARROLL.
Be it known and remembered that on this
the 3lst day of December. 1892. before me
Chas. X. Egeliy, Notary Public in aud for
the parish and State aforesaid, duly COM
missioned. and in the presence OF the wit
nesscs hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally came and appeared the persons
whose names are hereto subscribed,
and oflawful age and residing IN the parish
and State aforesaid. who seyeral.y declared ;
That availing themselves of the provisions
OF an act of the General Assembly of this
State. known as Act No. 80 of the session of
1888. approved June 10Th, 1888, as well us
those of the general laws of the State rela-
tive to the formation and organization of
corpora tons. they have formed and organ
lied. and by these presents do form and or
ganize themselves and those whom they
may represent and their successors herein,
into aud constitute corporation fouthe
objects and purposes, and under the stfp-
uaIions and agreements and conditions,
hereinafter set forth, which they now
adopt as their Charter to-wit:
ARTICLE l.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1893-03-04


March came IN calm and quiet.
The sunday Schools are flourishing
We do iirsi class job printing at lev
figures.
If you patrcnizs White, you'll fiut
everything right.
The colored people are strong
patrons Of our paper.
Grace Church was well attended
last Sabbath morning.
The fish are biting freely in the Lake
and along the Bayous.
We are grateful for the patronage
extended to the BID.
Thursday morning showers checked
up the plantation work.
We regret to learn that one of Mr.
G. N. Halls daughters has la grippe.
Our Sheriff has received his quletus
from The Stale Auditor for the Licenses
OF 1892.
Mr.. r. j. Walkers new residence is
increasing in beauty and crowdiDg to-
wards completion.
The failure of the Vicksburg mer-
chants 10 advertise in this section, is
giving Memphis the inside track.
We publish this week beautiful
and fitting tribute to a very worthy
lady who departed this lie short
time ago.
A tralfway from the Garrison saw
mill on Tensas 10 the river front is one
of the probabilities. The right of way
from the Body Corporate has been Sc
cured
The razor back hog with his elevat-
ed brisiies is becoming an important
factor in human affairs, now The price
OF pork is giving our planters such a
close shave.
The minnows are running in the
lake briskly, aud the fishermen are
batting their hooks in every direction
and taking out white perch and trout
in abundance.
The corporation secretary brought
the town council proceedings in on
time, but the press of other matters
crowded them out this week. They
will appear in our next.
The Masonic fraternity held their
regular semi-monthly communications
on Wednesday evening, and worked
in thdrrst and second degrees. Pc
can Grove is prospecting.
The telegraph Office has been re-
moved from the Gnenarsi drug store
10 the next door, East, MIR. Slack of
Madison parish, has succeeded Mr..
Falheree in charge of the Office.
Our bright aud promising young
friend Master Moreau Purdy, left
home last week to attend the State
University vs. cadet. He will show
up to big advantage before long.
The Police Jury met on "Wednesday
last. Their proceedings will appear
next week. We learn the spot cash
advances were in excess Of what was
required, but all was refunded except
$1,000.