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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

One Simon has been indicted by the
grand jury Of Marion county charging him
with having offered bEibe to state oiSclal.
that is. hs offered G S Downing 5 per cent
Of what ever contract be might receive for
supplying the peaitentiary with tobacco 1t
is proper 70 say that this is not rare case.
Fer many years many crooked acts have
been contaminated in Salem in the matter
Of supplies for the state, and il Is only :
pity that grand !aries have not investigated
them before
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The State Of New Jersey adjoins Delaware
and some OF tie ideas of the "blue hens
chicken" State find favor In the larger Com
monwealth. The grand jury of Mercer
County In New Jersey recommends that q
whippirg-post be established for vile, beat
ers. Most of the punishmen.s by imprison-
ment for those who bsst their wives bear
harder on innocent wives and children than
they do on the real culpri,s. The whipping
post has the Recommendation for this class
of brutes that it Furnishes them surely every
time. and often /, is the only way this can
surely be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Soa,h American universities have In
comes that compare fsvorably with older
institutions In Europe. Cornell University
has as large a revenue As the University oil
Halle and much larger Invested capital.
Harvard last year had S666.ooo income.
against 81 100000 for the University Of Paris
and s6aS,ooo for The University of Berlin. I,
is not even now necessary for Americans
who desire the best possible education to 50
abroad TO get 1t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The presidens-elsct has completed his
cabinet, and ii Is conceded by all that it Is
a remarkably strong one The fact is wide
spread that, as cabinet offcrrs Carlisle,
Gresham, Lamont, BisselI, Herbert and
Morton are almost without pvers. Smith
and olney are new men and are not known
to the general public, but they are said tc
possess all the essential requisites for oficial
officers. Mr. Cleveland has acted wise in
making a strong cabinet as no president
ever entered the White house with so many
grave problems for solution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

A republican member of the Legislature
of Nebraska introduced resolution Ia that
body the other day declaring that ] Sterling
Morton was well equipped for the position
OF Secretary OF Agriculture in Clevelands
Cabine; and thanking the president-elect
on behalf OF the state for making thu sp-
pointment. The resolution was unsmin-
ouslv sdopted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Gen. Porfno Diaz has now entered on his
third successive term as President of Mex
leo. II is the fourth term OF four years that
be has hele. he having been elected in 1870,
and serving until 1851. when he was sue
ceeded by Manuel Gonzalez. II shows the
poverty OF Mexico in great and safe men to
keep one man 50 long In power. 1t is really
a confession that the people are not fully
prepared to govern themselves, which IS
probably tue fact. A president elected every
four years gives them at least the form OF
Republican government, out Of which a ,ru-
ly free government, must grow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Certain democrats in the New York legis-
lature are attempting to so amend large
number af charters Of cities In that state as
TO enable democrats to control their mu-
nieipal governments. Gov. Flower has
given notice tha. he win veto nil such legis-
lation. Good for the governor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The captains Of ships which cAry bricks
have to be very caDful. An ordinary brick
is capable Of absorbing pint Of water. So
With a cargo Of brick in the hold serious
leakage may quite well go On undetected,
for the water that enters is sucked up as
fast as it gets in II this should be the
case. the consequences are bound TO be most
<a-iazrS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Judge John Martin. who was elected SEN
ator from Kansas "Wednesday, is Democrat
ocrats In the organization of the Senate.
Only one more Senator Is needed to enable
the Democrats to control the Senate BY the
casting vote of Vice President Stevenson.
and there ID q probability thai two Democrats
will be elected among the Senators remaining
to be chosen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The new Columbian stamp is not giving
good satisfaction. Il is even obiected that
.he word Columbus, or the ems cent stamp,
is spelled "Columrus." but it needs good
eyes with good glasses to discover it. The
stamps are too large TO be handled eonven-
ientiy, and when mailed on letters needing
two stamps, and cancellirg often requires
two strokes. As the old stamps are still
kept on sale, those of the new issue will
probably be less used after their novelty
wesrs on
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

JG Crawford, the photographer. left
this noon with his camera for Salem.
Miss Sarah Stewart went to Albany
yesterday to attend school there,-Miil
City Gazette.
Francis PfeifieF, OF Albany, in company
With his brotner-in-law, Scott W ard, Of
Plainview, was In the city Wednesday,
Bfownsville Times.
Mr. Hall Williams, who was a member
of the Herald force during the Barnes,
Pottinger Portef management, was in the
city yesterday. He 10 now in the mer-
camille business in the Cowiiiz Valley,
Wash.
Capt Van Alstine and vile have located
at Mill City, on the linn county side of
the river, an evidence that the Capt pro-
poses TO begin life anew and live the way
O good citizen should.
Thursday evening pleasant surprise
party was rendered Mrs NJ b Porter, in
honor Of her 47th birthday. A large mum.
Der were present and an evening full of
enjoyment was passed, not the least OF
which was the partaking OF delicious
lunch.
Mrs ] P Gilmore went down to Port
land last Friday night, taking her two
| little grandchildren, the little son and
daughter Of Mrs w B Rice, who have been
here through the winter Ashland lid
ings. ALI formerly OF Albany.
Conductor John Tway, recently Of the
Oregon Pacific, left today for Portland on
business. He has retired from the Ore
gon Pacific. Walter Bartges, who has
been baggageman, is now running the
Yaquina passenger, So many changes
have been made that the men hardly
know who is who.
Hon r A Irvine was about the same
this evening. A third paralytic stroke
In feared ,en which considerable depends.
His daughters, Mrs Slausen, Mrs l. Bilyeu
and Mrs Thompson have been at his bed
side, and DR. E L Irvine is expected on
tonight's train from Portland. DIR l
Wallace 10 attending him.
Miss Lizzie Mcneil, one Of Bishop
Taylor's African missionaries, now in
this country, was recently recommended
by the Albany quarterly conference Il
be licensed as deaconess in the Metho
dist Episcopal church. She expects L
return soon to her work in the dark con
tinet.-Pacific Christian Advocate. Mis-
Mcneil Is expected home from California
on March 9Th, remaining here until .h'
18th when she will start for Africa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The president has nominated Benton
Hackett of Michigan TO succeed Judge
Jackson as Z S circuit Judge of the Sixth
District. Though republican. yet If a ft
man, democrats should help confirm him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

President Harrison has written pleasing
letter to president-elecs Cleveland inviting
him to dine with him before Inauguration
aud Mr. Cleveland will accept. IL will be
remembered that Cleveland sent similar
invitation to Harrison four years ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

We call The attention Of every reader TO
The oonirax. existing between the financial
condition OF the country now and when Mr.
Cleveland turned the government oTer to
Harrison. Then the treasury was full Of
money 10 Ee<t every obligation and de
u2ni ot government. Now the treasury
il bankrupt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

What is said to be the largest SawmilI in
the world is in Clinton. Ia ii las 10 saws,
seven band and three gang. and two bat
teries Of 10 boilers each. It's capacity Is
500, 900 seet Of lumber day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Mrs Eugene Clarke gave dog party the
other day, at her residence in New York,
in honor of the birthday Of her dog. ands20
CANNES that attended were treated to a
repast Of sliced chicken. game pie and ice
cream
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

A town in southern Georgia claims to
have the meanest man in the country. BE
recently gave load Of wood 10 a poor
widow, than hired colored man 10 steal ii
and return ii TO him. and then he had the
colored man arrested for theft and sen;en-
eed To tgo wears impYisormeut
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The ircny OF fate has entered up de-
cree that Mckinley should be driven to the
wall financially In endorsing notes for tin
manufacturer engaged Ia an effort 10 estab-
lish aud maintain the governors political
faith
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03
THURSDAY

VIII Ramsey, of scie, was In the city
today.
A pleasant time was had last evening
at social at the Baptist church. A fine
lunch was served.
DR. N Woodle returned last night from
a trip east. where he had been In the in
terest of his invention.
The candidates for p NJ of Salem are !.
Leo Willis. T b Wait, T l. Golden, A p
Gordon. ID Fry, Martin Rowley ct al.
Mr. Striker of the Corvallis wagon works
was In the city today on his way home
from successful business trip as far as
Los Angeles.
Mr. u G Hayne has returned from his
trip east on a visit 10 his parents and
former neighbors. Mr. Chas Buck. who
went with him remained awhile longer on
account OF illness; but will be in Albany
In few weeks.
Mrs E w Walling aud Mrs whitn.arsh
of Portland, are In the city introducing the
famous ST Charles cream. Free coffee,
seasoned by this delicious evaporatei
lacteal fluid, is distributed by these popu-
lar ladies at our different grocery stores.
The Corvallis Times says: AT the opera
house last Friday evening, the Knights OF
PY,hias entertained their friends. ! q
Wilson was master OF ceremonies. and at-
ter an overture by the Coupon orchestra a.
he introduced ] Fred Yates, of Albany,
who held the undivided atten,i>n of the
audience for fifteen minutes In an able ard
Interesting address OF welcome.
Wednesday being the 4oth birthday of
Mrs c Kiefer, a number Of her friends
gathered at their home, corner 3rd and
Baker. and gave her genuine surprise.
Games of various kinds were INDUCED In,
after which lunch was served. Those
present we're: Mr. and Mrs Geo Humphrey,
Me- and Mrs E Z Wills, Mr. and Mrs
F Purdom, Mr. and Mrs Geo Warner, DR.
and Mrs Lienenger, Mrs Campbell. Mrs
S Purdom Mrs 81 Porter, Mrs G Boeuicke,
Misses Cora Barker. Maggie Barker,
Anna Farrell, Clara Warner, Helen War
ner, Lille wymsn, Lille Purdom, Lena
kiefer, Bertha kiefer, Mesxrs Vim Camp
bell, Carey Crawford, VIII Warner, Ben
Barker, Jessie Barker, Guy Moulton,
Jasper Wyman, Arthur Purdom, Earl
kicfer.
George Washington was duly honored
last evening at the meeting Of the c l. s
c held at the residence OF L z Blaia. A
paper on the father Of our country was
read, the question box opened. and the
roll called BY the light OF the fire place.
In response 10 the cali the person paced
more iagoss on the Ere. Illuminating the
rom for moment. while recitation song
or narration proceeded. Among the re-
spouses were = shoTt history of the origin
of flle Albany c L c in Albany by DR.
Hill. "Reminiscences of visi;A 10 NJ Vernon
br Mrs S z Young ard Mr. Z S Barows,s a
solo By Mrs Su,iing. delightfully."- rem
dered recitation By Mrs z RedekeE, a
vocal solo BY Mrs T Overman, Dutch
defamation by Capt overman. and Wash
ingion and other Incidents and quotations
BY others OF the twenty-five present. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs c Z
Wolverton, and VIII Carlton sill be
quoted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

{ Now we are told that Ex governor Click
of Kansas will be appointed commissioner
Of the general land office under the new
administration. A good selection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Europe and America produce each year
about sI25 900, ,00o of gold. of which about
s90,000,0 900 is employed for other than
monetary purposes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Pittsburg Pennsylvania fas just elected
q democrat for mayor. The only repubIi-
can elected was Joseph Denniaton, treas
urer. Allegheny City elected W u Ken
nedy republican. mayor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

The governor knows when he receives
good advice. He promptly vetoed the
Durham ballot law.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Paper dresses are being worn at evening
balls in Paris. But then woman gets
into the paper occasionally in America.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

CaptainsSweensy, U A,San Diego, CAL,
says. "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first
medicine have ever foundlthat would do me
any good. Price, 90 cts. SoldI by Foshay
& Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Germ IN Lutheran church service on every
first and third Sunday in every month at 10
m, at the WU I U Hall, by Rev g K
Never.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

There were packed in the United States
in 1892 8, 1856, 1872 cans Of tomatoes of two
dozen tins each.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03
FRIDAY

Mr. John Campbell. brolhe. TO Mrs z L
VIII, Of shts city, has been promoted on the
Oregoa Pacific. from brakeman 10 cOaducso'
Of the freight.
w John went to Cottage Grove today
en- q visit 10 the r. NJ there, with whom
he was in the army and whom he has
not seen for about thirty years.
Mayor and Mrs L coEan leave to-
morrow on q trip to DeEyeE, the report
that they were TO 20 10 Washington be-
ing mistake.
vicinity last Saturday sshoo, ag craps. -
He reported game plensiiul.-Santiam
Lumberman.
E Rsucws lsfs this noon for Saa Ber-
naidino. Cal. where bis family are stopping
His daughter Miss Jessie. has beea auise III.
She viii be hroagh. 20 Albany II ~eli enoagh
Mrs Bryant. daughter Of MrI c Dickey,
70 10 the city on her way from Albina tc
San Francisco, where she will reside
Mr. Bryant preceded her several weeks
ago.
A D Giboney, 9 brother OF the presby-
tesian minister, has recently come from
Colorado, and win stop for time when
u the climate suits hs will locate here
Oregon City Express
Major Ecclesione, OF Vancouver, was il
the city today on trip through the val
ley. He was having a good time. III,
met an AgriculturalC alCollegeProfessor ans
pronounced him an exae, likeness o
General Lee, whom be had faced in III,
rebellion.
! LITTLE bird Is ~hispering it arousd tha
| there Is soon TO be three weddings In Leba.
non. Oue is to be in the 6rs; Presbyterian
church, another in the north eas, part o
the city, and the other young man wilI 20 Il
Albany after his bride.-Express.
Hon r A Irvine received a paralyti
stroke one day this week, on one side O
his BODY, and is lying in a serious condi
tion, with good prospects though for hi
recovery, q fact his host OF friend
through Oregon viii earnestly hope for
Hon H Upton, joint representative, G
Curry and Coos counties, elected By tb
populists. passed through Aibauy Wed
nesday night for home, going by way Q
San Francisco, being allowed mileag
that way. A curions arrangement for tn
member OF the party Of economy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

0Tne present quotation for prime Egyp.
tian.mummies is 300 per dead head.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03

Our American salt mines yield 1000, 900
barrels Of salt annually
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-03-03
for Infants and Children.

--fT5~ tuas q sCs=zssri= g 30 universal s11
= Hns-rTts 30 well kn0~u t5at e. se@zrzs : york
= sssp<r-ro~s.ion 20 eD6onse t. FeE a,etsse
.zseils-est .<z=zsles Eko 90 D9I keep CzScrLa
s-1ss:r -s<yy rsseh" +"
C1Ezos M1Frrx, ID.
Ser ro~x C1-y.
s-zss- PEEE1< 8 .soCalrr izi1 EcEo<nzad Cnzrch
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

Wa ~ THFFAfETyt 1fNFOse%c !, J. ~
Most Of our farmers are busily On
gagged 10 scraping caae and cotton i.
this week.
|, We are sorry to learn that Mrs
JEFF Morgan has been quite sick
for q few days past, and glad to
know that she is improving at PRES
emf,
Tonic the ten year old son of Mr.
Geo. Delano, had The misfortune TO
get one Of his arms broken Last
week from q horse kick. ). !.
Several Of our citizens went 70
town ,'s1 la ~ Wednesday to attend, the
family meeting in behalf of the. heirs
|ofs. NJ. Henry deceased, .z.
Dave White, Capt, :! Of, schooner
|.".Two Brothers" retained from Nor
gan City With . large load Of Iium--
ber Saturday. ,".,,., ;. al. !.
|, Some Of oar young. people enjoy.
ed t!~ themselves dancing ct Mr. ,Au:-
drew Moss 1, Saturday night. They
report the usual good time"
Messrs Bill Gooch and iua Mo Cam.
a.. tTrIi i. . "a ~ ' IA .,ti u 81
IF Il Perry !, ~ J, ve re i :. 81 oar vicinity last
week purchasing best cattle.
The edsea, iona interest sa IL 10.
Rpaoug /, ths psttons Of our
4. The school i very large
and ~, the present houses are rather
small Il i Z is .t' bseing talked, b1y soms
'a,' our NC most onthpsisstic patrons that
they need 40 academy. to be }. i, i
some where ip, this sectioo, Some
have already proposed, that o meetr
ing be held, sooq, TO, sea what can DO
done in that direction. We are
glad TO ace Fpchh interest tmspifested
among our. people and, believe that
iih,eey viii meet with success 10, the
movement =? old NED"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

Bpsy Williams, Eco. The South
crn poet whose late WORK, "Parrha-
sius, the Dreaa Of. Art" attracted
80 much attention., from all sources,
contributes q, tragedy of the highest
order, to The May pupber of Fet~
ter's. Southern Msgasine (Fetter &
Louisville, XVI, while. Rem
ben Post Halleck. has an unusually
entertaining story entitled "Eler AS:
trial Shape, which elbows a keea
perception 6 ihs ocsult philosophy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29
Successio on Sale.
STATE ~OFLOUISIANA.-

- .'''ttY'tht .tffHyH iE,5its ~ Vt
Seventeenth Judicial District Gomvs
d.. unn
>n"t1E !nAH.sSNf,,V ,ElffT,Nia0@s. .i,ss,,sr
Succession az Resale n. Rronsaard
,,h - ~ 80 80 S'4.
ny ,v,rs,a re ~ $50 rs 80. :.
Is go oS IS = hvSuSr OS 80 - 20
49, s,sccasa;or IL ~ DeaGo eng
SasS corr% o,J - ~ NJ s1olo5aDtS S1OE0-
oead ~ saIiaat - Nv a1Onaaassseu. ! WEal proc
Wsrcoory ~ = ao 0Ssoshoo on SypnIOyen
WaS. NJ. Ia, .ooo
- S@heS@Ns9 s.6aHy, .'lv, t4oa5,.""a!
e PnDiIG ancTon. 90 she Lass and highest
nlausE tne HOW described property
torWlt: ~. ~. i1:tr, =, W.! J" N"r,3 loo
OnS ceISain STact or land in VeRmtlion
ar.sns c~ontaining ninety nine arpentS
Se.ag o RorSaon q lots one. snd..fiye- In
"a I Bsan : T Tsoa OWnsnips EIeven, south
1nsHuke I Wo WeSs.' measuring v and
one aaaI aSpsnos rom the North East.cor-
~ ~ g ~ or n LEO ASaTeeaux running East
S Snut hs Ha ~ one nALL; tg0m Gh0
$500. 60 e. NJ, p0sS eagnSoen
@l SSaaS It'll HoEsn 10 Sootn more OF less
S tsaaner ged
Tan,S sLsassN
- ris ~ hs5 mares.. ~
s 80 aoC = ioc cl0snaag, Sw0
ssea ~ $500, no Sls,aot = ana any obner arsa-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

FE ; 80 Sc. = 5|# ~
! Mapriceyille BaasAlss.
Misses Paolita Nunez, Bslsira.aad.
,Lousiia Btoassard spent . few daya'
with Miss CoriDe B:oussrrd Lass
wa..Ar ~
-: \ \. 'vi,!ii,rp, * ,sa Nichols
Landry went to Lafayette last Mon.
dey. :. as,
: Last Saturday several families aq.
a'embled !.! on !. the j i, banks Of pictare'qos
old Vernnilion, and Judging from the.
expression !a Of #. their faces every body
had q nice time, -. ..
:. Rev. Father Leouilleus ltfs sun.
dap for New orleans.
-. Posters are OCT announcing .
grand concert at the ,Ce.holif
Chureh3, e Of IBIS place on May std
Considering The object we hope to
see it largely attended.
.IyANHoE."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-29

picnic .uv4@. :.y:-
~ ..s;: .4a,,,,,
:. For 6ne and rich ribbons. 60 to
Ars Bella Mazerolie. =
y w.!Kea ri go Of lower owe vesp,ilion
was in town ''i Friday.
D. Dr.. J. A. villie,p d Of Aaurics'v,l' III,
spent Friday in town.
C, i. to n Mrs M%aaerrotlle's for dow
e,rs and all kinds Of millinery.
nj Nichols Landry 81 Of n E.,rii,s,iiIi
Vi, ii in ! town i Il % 90 Wednesday;
DR., White another lover Of music,
received a. fiine piano 'i'',' this week.
Miss Dora Dor; Lyons ,t,n, i, is the Ii, o. owner ,,ps Of
a very fine new piano.
Baby q caps, ' cheap a; and beautiful beaathiful, a at
Mrs Bella Mazerolls.
VIZ. Miller Of lower vermii Iie''
was seen on oar streets this week.
You can find the finest hats TO be
had 10 the country, at Mrs Matzerolle.
Miss Gussie Gayle Of our. neigh
city New Iberia, has been
visiting Mrs Couelly this week.
ElIniile Bessaan and wife Of Of New
Iberia came over Tuesday night. on
q visit to friends aud relatives.
f,; Us Us have an outing. outing u: 70 3 he
Lake or some pleasant spot on The
before hot weather sets ia.
Young l. Edwards are !, ,t'p4s4E
fixed up to give you the best soda
water ever drank ia ,Abbevilie..
Try it and believe us.
Mr. N, john 1 ma Marie il b brstesm1nssin on
I&y hne;; was Thursday called
to Lafayette. to see bis sick wife who
dangerously i'll.
N Mr;s sqaslie a and al Miss Bertha ,Ba-
ord left Friday morning for New
Orleans. Mrs soalier; il on, her re-:
Ias ,r, dtone while Mas Bulford 10 a, on !
gfait: ..,. !. Il
Miss Nar 1 ! ,v 10 hes 81 Seen u tie III.
guest Of Miss Oetavie Brops.
'ard for ovcra mnoath, returned 20 j,
Ter home 10 New Orleans ORLEANS last SAL
,fi '
W. H. Todd OF Iberia, 10 coea..
,any wvitb III. j. Larkin Of Oak
.iitdge,.. passed through town, Thurs,
lay, on a trip to the Todd plantation
,ut west from here. |
We are told that before re- Fall i there
viii be a number rnbt, Of weddings
rhich will take from the list OF
single one" several OF oar most pop
liar boys and girls.
Capt p br,o,okshire &c, came mi. IL il x viii iii ii,
irst load Of fish Friday morning but
SC, little he could not supply
demands. BE intends t, to be be here
With . big load next Friday.
Father LequilIseu',e Of Miaa;u,rrii,cev||ilee
vas ! ID seen ) . in town Th,a,,rs.day looking
lie success d tie s eis;',srtaip,n . mt
Be given for The benefit Of the
at that place on May tie srd.
ara;,ni,,esv,ald aa.ad werlssinr are
q 4 rake il, , our town il, the il,
.ay Of selling pianos. Every body
las a piano ,aowa Or should.
Geo. v. Summers summer has begun seu, to i,
improve his lots 10 Cheyis addition.
ae has already a fne start Of, fruit
and this week work ha1an nm