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! Mr.. Charles Garner is sfceii6s sybsH
barn upon bis place near La Plata
Miss Ruth Wilmer is Visiting hel
brother. Mr.. Joe Wilmer, Hsldane.
Messrs. Davis advertise a lot Of per.
souaI property for sale. See ad.
MISS Daisy Ferguson is visiting Miss
Maria Boswell, Chambers Hope
An increased pension has been grant
ed Mr.. Frank Pennington for services
10 the late war. -f
= Mr.. and. Mrs. r. II. Edelen has re-
turned from their lengthy soichrn at the
springs. BOth.are looking well. .er
Mr.. r. A. Possy, lost a 6ne young
horse last week from some unknown
disease. -. ..aN
Col. Wilmer has returned from Leon
ardtowu. where he was engaged in the
trial Of an equity case - '''' ..''f ''.''
Mrs. Robert Grain, who has been
sulnmering in. the county, has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
Read announcement Of Hamilton Eas-
ter & Sons. The latest dry goods house
in Baltimore, from VII CD to buy goods
Marriage licenses,we issued during
the week to. A. f., Young and Alice G.
Simms;. G. Robertson and NJ. Datcher. ii,
DIR. P. W. HAWKINS 6isi lllsy;OOsidsred
bis intention. of Fesigning his, govern
uent position. and Will resume the'due.
ties thereof October LIST. - TX
; A laundry is wanted atha Plata :
Here is an opening for some energetic
young man to engage in a paying bust
ness. F a'R@
The delay in getting out the changes
10 registration, was due to The failure Of
some of the officers to send 10 their lists
promptly. s.-.5se. .a,,4
States Attorney Matthews as counsel
for caveaters has been engaged during
the week at Leonardtown trying the case
attacking the will Of the late Math Sheir-
burn.
Mrs. VIM. N. Welch had an attack Of
sudden illness during the week. She is.
however, much improved nov, We are
glad to know, and said 70 be out OF
danger. as 1.ts5 j se4ra- =
Judge Briscoe has saigni6edg his
Intention to draw the jury for the Nov
ember term Of the Circuit Court for this
county. He will do 50. we presume, IN,
II few days. ..a5 s-lsi'f .s'sis
: s.g.1 ~s.sI
MISS Nary II 'Fendall, the eldest
daughter 1T Mr; Oscar. Fendpif. neal. this
village. has returned home from = years
visit to philadelphia. and EXPRESSES her,
self much pleased at her trip.tt'fit*
The town hall at LA Plata is now
finished structure. The building cost
about, $1,000, and is the finest, Of the
kind in Southern. MARYLAND The CON
struction Of this building shows what can
be doue by a little energy dq'fp.tsh
Seine having is the latest employ
ment to which the, woman folks 4re TAX
;us liking Mrs, X e,chmar,,l we are
informed, always hawls in her end Of The
stine line with majestic strength. wales in
to gather up the fnns victims of,hv sFE X Dor
il. natures boMees shining in, attract.
tive Witches nearly up To her TaistG 4
Fa4li ~ .sis.H aDtYil
A route to carry the daily malls rom
Faulkner to Rock Point and fAe,ar4la 4
i BEEN placed by thp Pi'~iotfioes Dep
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Democratic Convention.

democratic convention.
The adjourned meeting of the Demo
or ,tic Convention was held here on Tues,
day. The morning portion Of the da,
was consumed. as is usual on such coca
sions, in caucusing as 10 candidates. The
contest between the many aspirants fer
political honors was spirited but before
the hour for the holding Of the conven-
ton arrived everything settled down to
a dead calm, the ticket having been
agreed upon and nothing remained to be
done but to 60 through the form of nom
mating. This preceding began at 4
o'clock p. m. Upon roll cali fifty one
delegates answered to their names. The
boiling delegates, twenty-pne in number,
ten from Nanjemoy, ten from Hill Top
and nine from Harris Lot did not re.
spend. MIR John H. Mitchell 10 neat
and appropriate speech nominated DR. L.
G, Carrico for the Senate, and there be-
ing no other name placed before the con-
vention his nomination was made by &C. 4
Mr. John T, Davis nomips-
ted Mr.. John f. Stone and NJ v Ri
Pennington nominated Mr.. james Al.
Franklin, and thers nominations were
also made BY accaL:ation. Mr. JeH
Penn was no..inated far County Com |
missioner and j R Lawson for Sheriff
A resolution authorizing the State Cen.
tral Committee to fill anv vacancy that
night occur, was adopted, and the fol-
owing one on the court house question.
Resoleed, That it is the sense Of ,bis
convention that the question Of the Ioca- /
ion of the future county seat of this
county should be submitted to the oual.
fed voters thereof at the general elee.
ion to be held Oh the 9TH of November
1898.
2ud. That for the purpose of taking
he sense Of the qualified voters Of the
,eunty, the County Commissioners be
to appoint three judges in each
election district aud provide sutabl@bal.
ot boxes in which the ballots Of Daso
voting on the county seat question: Hail
be deposited.
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Rsy rGilt,est +. Wlillaas. Archdea7
con Of Washington, will hold services
Monday. Oct. - st. paul's Chapel,
IL 80 a. IN auu 3 30 p M Tuesday.
Ocli ). Christ Chnrch, I 1 IA IN an
30ip. m. "Wednesday. Oct 1, Plea
~axeu. III a. ii and = 30 q ~ Fhurs-
-sias Tier : Durila.h Church. liza. M !,
and si3d'p anIi5 fTnlay. Oh y. Blu
~ Oak. ii a.iiu Aee ,kpek, ) 30 y.
Saturday, Ut Z, Nec'kees, " n,
Offerings ijr Dlorese Missions
j Il PoISOExTER.
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Public Sale
OF
Personal Property,

The undersigned will sell at public sale at
Lotnair, on
SATURDAY. OctsLer l4tA, 1893,
the following personal property to wit;
2 Horses, / young Mare. l 2-year cid
Cot sherman Moran sto k one last
springs Colt (Msmbrlno Star stock }
2 Buggies, 2 Single Harnesses, /
Double Harness and Pole, and one
lot of Merchandise t~--f
Terms OF Sale All sums under $40, cash,
over that amount credit OF four months will
be given, TO be secured TO the satisfaction VI
the sellers.
sep 2s-'s DAVIS BROS !:
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Four changes allowed TO yearly advertisers
without additional charge. ats..-si-1
Acknowledgements due and payable after the
FIRST insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communica tions
will be inserted at ten coats per line. f
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BuckIen,s Arnlea save.

The best salve in the world, Tor cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chappeu hands, chilblains, corns, aud all skin
required is guaranteed ttossis e perfer sat.
istaction or morey reluRqed, Pricea94epts per
bog, For erie BY ". W :. fSNfsstt, Plrf Tobaco
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Arcidem.

Arciden' fs', 3As
james Jeis4. coIored, in getting out
tiulberito a barn accideltiy had ~, t,'ot
badly cut. Jeuit-r vas hewing a hog
whdi. the axe slipped striking his toot,
cutting it severely,
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saturday, october 18th, 1893,
WILLS and ROBERTSON

The above firm is prepared to furnish all
grades of fertilizers to the farmers at the low
est prices: s. c. Rock, Si3, Pure Ground
Bone, $50, Star Bnne Phosphate,at Is per ton
Analysis guaranteed. Send them your orders
aug ll-gt
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DentaI Notice. y p, "a - 90
Dr. P. E. Sassrer will visit professionally:
Waldorf Oct, Bud to 18th. "a,
PSmenkey and Pouifret. ct 8, 10, II L IL
HukhesrifIe, Oct. Ia, IL aud Is
Brtaaioan, Oct. lsth and 2olh.. go. ..t.
Dr. r. +, SASSCER, ..y.,
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Religious NotIee.

Divine services will be held d. ",
Sunday, Oct. 4, at ,Ne~towu, NJ. L
Church. Soutl at 10 80 a. IN aud
saLe day !. La Plata { p. IN.
~ '7 C. 'SEUWICK, P. c.
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u,ent nn the mail s,'i,e,lules.
Cobb Neck Items.

So e.,er were The citizens ii C0bb
Neck to contribute ,l,eir mite ta N, ou!Iic
.,,pr,r;se : IN which MSs,ra,st{l eln.y,l
N;r. Rrr, ,dh y and so.i.,ii +.
mo that ". mi m, te,I ',lies6 bgen, le-
men ye public. .nir;tcl citizens so" " Cohb
N.clt ,,o,, IN nf in, eff, i.Il.l;f vnnr
carts and oxan and va,ons 10 aid ne nnr
niegers in nuttino ma gy,s,s and ,uw
nil which has been a necessity for =
hnndr.d Years harel W. Moor .oIorml
man .ra vsrv wor,hIos. c;,;v.ps .ndSn,;r
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Parties wishing to insure their property
can do so by cai.iag on b. A. HOWARD,
Bel Alton, Md aug ls-tt
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~ suns ~
And those troublsd with norA BUSINESS resulting,
from care or syerwork viii BE- relieved by taking
~. Brocn's I1'0ft Bitters. Genuine
ha. trade marx snd crossed red iIpss On wrspres.
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Terms for Advertising.
Transient Rates.

Advertisements of one square or less. and not
exceeding three insertions; will be inserted for
81 50, or IS cents for each subsequent insertion;
longer ones in the same proportion. A space
s0usito eight lines nf BREWER makes a square
Standard Rates
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3 .
the General Assembly Of Maryland, q bill was
passed proposing al amendment to The Con.
stituiion, which amendment is Chapter 3i3 Of
the Acts OF 1892. and is as follows, to wit:
CHAPTER 3I9. a- Il.
AN ACT to add an 'additiehal section TO Ar
ticle ,ourof the Constitution of this State.
SerfioESl BE Il enacted BY tie Gsnsral As
ssntbig Of Maryland, Three-tifths Of alb. The
members Of the two houses concurring that the
following section be, and the SINE u hereby
proposed, as an amendment 10 the COEstitu-
ton of this State; and If adopted by the legsl
and qualified voters thereof, as herein pFovid-
ed, the 81 me shall sppercede snd-sland; in the
place dissection thirty-nine of Article four Of
said Constitution ~
See 80. The General Assembly shall as of.
ten MS 1t NAV link the same proper and ex-
pedient p ovide by law .or the election Of an
additional Judge of the Supreme Bench of Bal
timore CIV, and. whenever provision is so
made',iy tho General Assembly there sha: be
elected BY the voters Of said city another Judge
Of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore cit,, who
shah be subject 10 tie same constitutional
provisions, hol his OS ce for the same term Of
years receive the same compensat' on, and have
the same powers as ar or shall be provided
BY the Constitution or laws OF this State, for
the Judges o. said Sn eme Bench of Balti-
more city, and the general Assembly may
provide py laws, or the Supreme Bench by its
rules, for requiring causes in any Of the courts
of Baltimore City TO be tried before the court
without ju y, unless the litigants or some
one of them shall within such reasonable time
or times, as may be prescribed, elect to have
their causes tried before jury, and the Cen
erslAssembly may re apportion, change or en-
large the Jurisdiction of the several courts in
said city. ,....,.s
:, Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted by tie au-
AHortty aforesaid, That the foregoing section
hereby proposed as an amendment TO the Con-
stituuon shall be, at the next general election
TO he held in this State, submitted TO the lie
gal and qualified voters therrotfor their adop-
ton or'rejection in pursuance Of the direction
cohtained in, Article fourteen of the Constitu-
ton ofttbis State; and at the said general cleo
tion the vote on said proposed amendment to
the Constitution shall be by bolot. and upon
each ballot there shall be written or printed
the words "For the Constitutional Amend.
hients or "Against the Constitutional Amend
ment, " ms the voter may elect and imnedi
stely after said election 'le return shall be
made TO the Governor Of the amendment, AS
directed by said fourteenth Article of the
Constitution l
Approved April 4th, 1892. ,-
We hreby certify that the aforegoinR is n
rorrectropy OF an Act Of the General Assem-
blt OF Maryland, passed January Session, 1892.
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+ ESscntive Cnmmitt,a.: sRictafSieHsw
kinsss Henry Snort. ileary Bush. WI.
ham Bush. III zl =
| G@pimi,tre on Tnyi. aiions: ~,JIIsqfs.iy,',
Bash Lerk Butler. Charles, aiasan.,
I Alfred Swami. SANDY Maize. i'eais =;
n .Iu tses:---.Jessie Kelley. Elward Brs-
xiet,9! Wa~hins-oa Burch. J.seph Gar.
lfolt., Barry Siyc, - '-'i'''''.'f e'."
Ortat"rof'tlie Bav:-- Charles Shsirhihn;.
! Bind alleday Dsaeins in-,the et. :.
4 mns Refreshments ~ ahuhiync.. Z
Meals, = cents. -. 49,. sen - 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Given under Wv hahf
r. aud the Great Seal .
a. THE Mar, land, vt the citv 0
GREAT SEAL ~: Annapolis Gu ibe lslt
r. IT,, OF day Of July, in Inc !egj
r. MARYLAND OF our Lord, elghtseI
hundred aud mint,
ihfte, aud oi the Independence OF iae Unue{
STATES, the one hundred aud seventeenth
FRANK BROWN. =,
By the Governor,
iWM. I BkANrLY, Secretary Of Stale,
aug 4-ctu
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Proclamation BY The Governor,
CTATE OF MARYLAND, ~

~ q 70 Ut MANI LAND,
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Whereas, Section one Of Article fourteen. Of
the Constitution of MARYLAND lakes it the do-
~ Of. the Governor TO order the publication in
certain newspapers to be designated by. him.
Of any bill, or bills, passed proposing an
amendments TO the said Con, iiiu.ion. and
Whereas at the January Session, 1899, Of
the General Assembly of Maryland, q bill was
passed proposing al amendment to The Con-
stituiion, which amendment Is Chapter 3i3 Of
the Acts of 1892. and is as follows, to wit:
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- .., irerletnrg Of Senate
CARLTON SliAFFEh, d..

:; Chief Clerk OF the House OF. Delegates .
II No~s therefore. |, Frank. Brown GoveEsort
of Maryland do hereby order and dir.crithAt
thr said herein before desl rihed bill, or .Aes OF
tue dseneral Assembly, Processing an amend
m3ntio the, Goustitution of Maryland, he pub
lished once a week tor Al least three months is
Two he" spapers published in each county in
Ills estate, if so many arr tDerein published,
and i'm three newspapers in the city Of Bal,i'
merei before the next ensuing sensrsl election,
Yhegh eYiil ie held on rursdsr-.Lh seseilth
~ lfa,ot November. 1897; Ill which SAID elrc
- me proposed amendment AZORES id viii 9e,
% '1tte,i, 10 The legal ani qualified voter
Maryland for the adoption or rejection
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~. " " NARE .!ls,a y
showing s.e,seonlplete !
liue Of Gems Cat. Kfpf
md Gda. BpQfSAadt
>nperh stock OF Zoe
medium and hravys:l
wright SHOES for
~ nss. q Lsdiess and l
Children. 20 and :, = Ae +.
largest stock IL 49,, Il.
RUBBERs u ~ l.
y n, city. = tsa7.
So
+. ,.- .-..----.-.- 49, >
vU MP
-.-.,..-.-., ,----.---'7s;Als
.:ie r9s+ !isf /
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W loi saw iillll
We will publish the n aines oi the so,d
people who aided us to all Of whom We
owe debt of gratitude.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-29

large church, with carriages and people
before the door, and on inquiring its
cause / was told Of the marriage of a
certain rich mans daugher to foreign
nobleman-a count.
I entered with others, and patiently
waited the arrival Of The bride and her
noble bridegroom. Counts were not so
plenty then as now, and for a foreign
nobleman to deign to take a republican
wife was quite an event in fashionable
circles The body of the house was full
Jealous maidens and envious mammas
were not kept waiting long, however,
for soon the bell in the steeple tolled
eight, and then came rush at the door,
and she, with unsteady step, acheek ike
marble, was led slowly down the wide
aisle. Oh, how like leading lamb to
the sacriicial altar it seemed to me!
The ceremony was hastily concluded,
and the crowd began to disperse. |
stood at the door to take one "last,
lingering look" as she passed out. She
saw me! For moment she struggled
with her strength, andSI sprang for
WILL JtlSb III blIII0 w 1nlSAi IAO1 AI1C1LoS,
in my arms, but it was not without
hearing the low murmnr, ssOh, PaulF'
The father snatched the sweet bur
den from me, and passed out the door.
Then it occurred to me how great was
my loss, and, too, that not Lima Spencer,
but the mercenary heart Of her father
had been the robber. Oh, what terri
BILE, burning, bitter thoughts had then
vengeance, murder, suicide! Then they
softened into a strange desperation,
and had they been written | might
have repeated these fine lines Of Proctor:
No matter,
I'll take my way alone. and burn away
Evil or good, care not, SO spread
Tremendous desolation on my road:
I'll be remembered as huge meteors are
By the dismay they scatter.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-29
The Canadian Ten Cent Piece.

The Canadian silver ten cent piece,
which used to be worked upon the un-
wary at all ferry offices, railway sta
tions and like places in New York, seems
almost entirely to have disappeared
Even the street car conductors no longer
keep choice selection Of these coins
in special pocket for the benefit or
nearsighted men and undiscriminating
women. The coin would pass with the
utmost ease now, as in device, weight
and size it is nearer the new dime than
the old.-New York Sun.
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{ A Challenge.

Such a dainty little witehl
In each cheek the dimpled niche
Seemed a virgin shrine beguiling
Pilgrim lips to its defiling.
And the saucy CLEAN of pearl
Through her moist mouths ruddy curl
Seemed a siren singing there,
.sCone and kiss me If you darein
Such an aggravating maidi
From an eyelid ambuscade
Underneath her droeping lashes,
Mischief shot alluring flashes.
Saying in each laughing eye,
Opportunity will fly;
Faint heart ne'er won lady fair;
Come and kiss me If you dare.''
Every look and every tone
Seemed to whisper, We're alone;
aIn more than passing fair. sir;
Come and Kiss me if yeu dare, sir.'
Quick caught her at the door,
Kissed her twenty times or more.
While she laughed and crowed with glee-
was thirty: she was three.
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SUBSCRIPTION, $3.50 4 YEAR.


s.
/ the north by the estate of CAN'T, south and
/ east and west by Boagni: state Sl "a par-
/ ish 50 40, same for 1Ss8-S9-90
/ a5 Bills and heirs, 100 acres on Tur-
key creek; state 81 20, parish 81, poll 81.
| Isl VIM M Daymon, $40 acres, nfr2 sec S
3t6sr5e; state 81 So, parish S3 90 same
1 for lSs8-89-0
166 w L Daffin and heirs, so acres. wlI2
OF nwlI4 sec 18t2sr1e, state 0os, parish
-, a,sa saiIle ~ iof or, looS-os',Su. . q ~ -
~ ~ 5ahiera % = aaiknef' aoo acres nedIa IL
~ seo 20. % ,o q oo seats sop, parish 9l w
/ saal,e ana TT fa.l, le9s1sg;n. 5 Sss;ds.. .ao
3oo sean 5a uuiaIy, lVo acres, selI4 9, nv
/ IT II, sse sa DO sF =, state osp, PARISH I'll,
poai al @i Iosa,h c,,;a.., .o a,..os
'oa 90 ~ ~ acles, nelt5 ol se-
In II ssG o. % I ; Z state ZAP, parisn aoe
poal aa; al. /, -
soo Marlus y l, ouidrys ioo acres, eI!z oi sW.
X, nWll4 oi sells, sec 10, heiIa 20 OF nWII3 sec
~, u 81 e; state 96es PARISH FL 6U, poll IL,
same me Is Ior Ios9-oS79 - -
60 Oh 90 itelis Es toouMortn w 10y acses II II
see - ,soe % ee IL state voe, parish VI W
sung als ,9r Ieeo-sy-5u Y-st0 $40
"a sn 1,d Masenew hng sso acres, .ot OF sec
10 anu 5o isaeuonal : sWila ana Wiz OF seli4
se1 1, . :, g e seaee l. ~ - s4, parish s4 w
pors naa =. II SAINT i9r aeoog39-O. 939 h,
. 1' ilely aiia.ef q, F ozo aeres, MI sec zo
sssse sa oS p ~ ", parish 20 ~, poll Si
| sa.re ars IDf,. IUr i9oo.sp-so D...S, y. ono =
~ :, az aefes. 81 Ell a oI sec =
80 taae ssass % "a o. % parish 20 ~ poii VI
same M ior ss iassgos-s $500. o.
i 9oi azure ai S1oulss, ou acres, nWiI4 OF sW-
IL sec e = and neiIa OF sslIl sec % sr5
saaeo sseo 7op parish ooy poii si' same iof looe-
/ 90. 20 y .,r.,,:. ),
30 o'J " .inains . % acres c5 VII oI selIa
ai, sea % =, y STATE - Parlsh n N,
j
| Antoine Broussard, SO acres, ne1r4 of ge-
lI4 and swII4 Of swlI4 sec "a ii srti e. state
48g, parish Sog, same for ls8s-s9-00.
yames i, lle J, Dupleenaln = and heirs 80 acres,
Estate Daniel Allen, 80 acres bounded
north ey parish line, east BY 81 Il Jackson,
south and west unknown; state 4Sg, parish
| 8og, same for 1sss-s9- 90,
Estate VICTOR Danel, l6l acres, lots and
I sec is t6sr5 e.; state $50, parish ST co.
same for 1sSs-s9-9D.
| Paul J Fontenot and heirs, 81 acres, sw-
Ia OF nelI4 and nW1I4 OF se1I4 see 13 t 3 81
| 3 e, and acres IN swlI4 Of seIl4; state 54S,
parish g0c, same for lsS8-sse-9D.
pauiine Fontenot and heirs, AZ acres,
nWiti OF nwlI4 sec 10 5t5sr5 e; state 2sS
parish A0es same for 1888 $3.50.
Paulln Fontenot and heirs, so acres, sIl2
q selIa sec 81 IS r6e; state dsq, parish
eUg, same Tor 1888 SS-Sst-9U
1 fauiane Fontenot and heirs, 80 acres,
swII4 OF sWlI4 sec d n1I2 OF selI4, s1I2 OF ne
IL, nWll4 of neiI4, nelI4 ct nWlI4, sec T 3
| srb rt e.; state VI 6S, parish " 90 same for
lsss-s9-9o
I31 5sr2w; state $50 is, parish $50 30,
same for 1SSS-s9-90,
Heirs Henry Jackson, 440 acres, eIT2 of
sWlI4, WIZ OF e selI4 sec Is, nwllf and nw1I4
GaH 11 4 4 q Il
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It WASN'T There.

.'You have specimens of the furniture
used by the aboriginess' asked visitor at
the Smithsonian institute.
ss0h, yes, replied the attendant.
'sThen / should so much like to see the
Indian bureau Vogue
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-29

'sDoes your daughter InotG, sir, that
am d7a this housep'
= She does not, nor shall she. You
viii please bring this interview to q
close by leaving the house. Good even
ing, SIR
I was in the street again, but, oh, with
what different feelings! walked down
that lighted street with heart how
changed from that it was an hour ago!
On the opposide side, some blocks
below Number forty-tfree," was a
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1893-04-29
FINAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF THOMAS oCKW0OD.
No. 5f45 PROBATE DoeKET, DIsTRIcT corRT,
PARISH or Sr. LANDRY

Whereas, John Vaughn. administrator
Of the estate Of Thomas Lockwood deeeas-
ed, has fled a final tableau Of said estate
notice therefore is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to make opposition
to said tableau, TO file the same, III writing,
in my Office within the time allowed BY
law G. NE. THOMPSON,
apl32 ct Clerk of Court
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The Worlds Fair.
desire to say to the residents of Ope-
Landry CLARION, and ascertain the cheap
est and most desirable way To do SO, and
have the society of their old friends and
neighbors while in Chicago
KASSON FREEMAN,
Jennings, La,
Agent Worlds Fair Protective
apI22 I'm Entertainment Association.
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Estate of yTrs. Wilson Lemon

Estate of 5Trs. Wilson Lemons.
To all whom it may concern All credit
ors of the estate of Mrs Wilson Lemons,
on account OF her last illness, are notified
to apply to the undersigned, for satisfac-s
tion and settlement
apl22 3t CLIFTON LEMONS.
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Henry George.

The Cresset has inflated itself like a
swamp frog and croaked for months
or year over the Henry George land
tax system, which is not and never was
plank i'll the populiSt platform; and if
Jerry Simpson believes in it, it is a per-
sonal belief of his own. The Cresset
we think has misrepresented the work
ing OF the system, but we do not feel
under obligation therefore, to defend it
We advocate anti-monopoIy of land,
prohibition of alien ownership, and
prohibiting corporations from holding
more than their business actually nee
essitates. Also we advocate holding
Immigrant corporations to strict CON-
plance with the grant or prompt for.
feiture. How do you stand on these3