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THE EPOLICE JURY,
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
E'i, ST Days Session.
State of Louisiana. Parish of Lafonrche.
Ibi hodaux. La. July I'd, 1891

State of Louisiana. Parish of Lafonrche
lhi hodaux. La. July I'd, 1891
The Police Jury of the Parish of afourche
met this day in regular session.
Preseut PRESIDENT 1hos. y. Kent, a,la
Messrs. +. Ghristen, Chas f. GauIr, +.
Le'let, Z. Foret, II. w. Tabor and Z e.
Morvant.
Absent :-Messrs Ellie Duens, and d Seal
~.
quorum being being present, the minutes
OF the session IT May Sth. last wcre read and
approved recorded.
Nuner ,us claims against the u.rish were,
read and referred under the rules to the
Committee on Claims.
Petitions for pensions in favor Of the .oi-
lowing persons We're presented, read aud laid
over Tor future action:
Mrs. Dcra Richard, Mrs. Emile Aynlart',
, Mrs Auguste Adam.
he FOL owing reports were ,eah an laid
over for future action
: Report OF =. A. Bellanger, T. Il l.. Inspee-
, tor of District No 3, naming leve.s requiring
, to he raised and strengthened.
The epurt OF Ovide Charamie, stating that
tie roads III his district We're in good order
The IT port of Orvlie TlIibadaux asking
! for an appropriation to complete the nlenlrs
. "t She pnhe roads on the wuod lands If Mrs
. Calste Bourgeois, situated IN the Bayou
: Blue set t.elnrtit
! Report u. Mr.. +. Petre, j. End L. lnspec-
+, tor Q, District No , naming eyees needing
J attention IN his district.
. ! he Report OF ]. Halsiano, promising to cut
! the willows on the banks and i'll the eharne
81 TIC ia1ou Latonrehe below the property
| Of Grcgore Se.igny for distance oi 4 mics
at the rate Of 500 per mile.
/ The report of the Drainage Commissioners
OF District No. 3. acknowledging an expense
tor drama ge III said District OF S35iS7 and
submitting vouchers therefor.
The couInuu cation of T.. j. Barker Cicri,
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Second Gays Session.
STATE or LOUISIANA
II
Ti.ihadaux. .Jaiy Sd. l~f4

Parish Of Latenrche
Thihodaux. Ju'y Sd. l~94.
he Police jury OF the Parish of ilafour-
cAe met this day pursuant to adjournment Of
Yesterday.
Present p esident Thos. D. Kent ana
Nessis T. Chri~ten. G. Z. Gaudc, L. Forot. Z.
Lcdet Il. I. Murvant and H. w. Tabor
Absent Aessrs p. SeailY and Z. Ducos
Tie reading OF lie niGGtes was ca motion
of Mr.. Tabor seconded by Nr. Morvaut, dis
pen>ed With.
Mr.. Tabor presented tie follow ing report ::
Thihoanx La. July Sd, 1891.
10 the Police Jury:
tientl.men:-Your committee on Finance
beg to report that they have examined the
hooks ana vouchers OF the Treasurer and
have found all 20 be correct, and herewith
return sail reports duly approved.
Respectfully submitted.
H. W. TABOR
E. L. MORVANT.
ELLES FORET.
Com. on Finance.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.


STATE OFFICERS.
Govarnor. Muruhy J. Foster of St. Mar
no
Lieu, - CO., 80 r. G Adams Of f. Felieian
Sco, u ',"' sa4,a w w Heard Of Tnlo
80 49, rrt.. - 60 Tnh, pickett Of RossieI
opAtN ~ r,,,,;n,,1,an, Natehitocf'
g pr,l, M A .Lafarruo Agoyelles
II. s. SENATORS.
U n White =. of Orleans
n, catfarv of St. Mar,
Oon o''i' sr,rr SFSAToes.
-
- n ch.far Terrebonne
"oti" 111ncvs SrpgE.1r C0usy.
= - ~:a,,,,le - or,.o,s
Chlef Jastic9' ''i1.o. troan of ,h"r;s
: oLas n sr.',.l7e 5I ,s - o,,aor;+, +,l''.,
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Thibodaux, La, July 3D.. 1894.
To the Police Jury.

1EIEUGduN, La, UiF ii 1874.
To the Police Jury.
Gentlemen Your committee on Drain
age beg to report hat the Treasurer's report
OH the Drainage funds OF the Parish is cor
rect, AMI we respectfully return same duly
approved, Respectfully submitted.
ELLES FORET,
II, w. TABOR.
CHAS. Z. GAUDE.
Com. on Drainage.
The pension claims iai over on Yesterday
being taken M. Mr.. Gaude. seconded by Nr.
Foret, moved that all the pending pension
applications be referred baeis TO the member
Representing the ward IN which the applicant
resides, for investigation By said member
and that hereafter, no application for pen
sion be received. unless same is pfesentei by
tie member representing III this body the
ward Ill which the applicant resides; aud
further that it shall hereafter be made the
duty OF each juryman to investigate person
ally all applicat ions tor pension that may be
submitted to them. Carried.
hir. Morvant, seconded by Mr. Foret. NOV
ell hat ~ ezes,ls coming - tclcge the
.iCIy relative 10 pensions ba voted and deter
nincd upon by DaIiot Carried.
The report of Urvilie Tlibodaux, Read In
specuor of District No. being considered,
on motion of Mr.. Tabor seconded bv Mr. Fo.
ret, the salary OF said Inspector was ordered
increased t1ola So 70 So per Year, comnenc-
Ing from ,fu.E ist 1884. ny the following vote;
Yeas.-kent, Christen, Gaude. Leaet. 20
ret. Tabor and Morvant.
Nays None.
Mr. Morvant seconded by Mr.. Foret, NOV
ed that an appropriation of Sl23.00, or az
much thereof IS may be necessary. bs made
t. ontsrne the cleaning of the public road
passing through the wood lands in the Bayou
Blue settlement; and that same be expend
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Making total as above of 1890 %

Making total as above of 1890 %
Respectfully submitted.
Al RRAUD,
Parish Treasurer
Report of i. j. Braud, Parish Treasurer. in
account with the Louisiana Lottery Levee
land ot the Parish OF I-afourche for the term
beginning With taE 7th 1891, and ending
With July 3D. 1894
hay 9TH bal. on hand --.....-...-s s3272 10
DISBURSEMENTS
Out OF District No 4 to
l.. A, Bellanger. 49,. ) l6 60
Cut Of District No 3 to
+ iitre---- AZ 81
Total Disbursements. s.-..-.. 6i 90
Net Balance on hand July > u s3208 10
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'EHeasVeE'er@ Reports.

Report of A j. Braud. Parish treasurer,
in account with the General fund OF the
farish of bafpurehe, for the term beoinning
with May 9TH, 1891, and ending with July
ID, 1894.
May 7th bal. on hand. Silo53 80
June 3Oth. Cash reed from
Taxes. Sla9 90
. g Cash reed from
Licenses ~ 32i 50
q
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A. j. BRAUD,
Parish Treasurer.

Report of a. J Braud Parish Treas. in &C
CONT with the schogl funds OF ~ parish
o che for the leIIu beginning Aprll ID,
ending July 2d, 1891.
balance on hand April ID 1891 ..SIo,747 II
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The above report being considered, was ac-
cepted. The claim of G. j. Barker, for Sc 30
referred 70 the Jary was approved, and on
motion duly seconded, an appropriation of
S2ls.45 was made to pay the above approved
claims. by the following vote:
Yeas Kent, Christen, Gaude, Ledet, Fo-
ret, Tabor II Morvant.
Nays.-None.
Mr. Foret. presented the following report
on the Drainage fund, and the same was ac-
cepted:
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Net Bal. on hand this day s S276 Is
Respectfully submitted
A. j. BRAUD,
Parish Treasurer.
Report Of A. J Braud. Parish Treasurer,
in account with the Drainage fund of the Par
ish Of l.ataurche, for the term beginning
with May 7th, 1891, and ending With July
I'd. 1891
May 7th balance on hand as per last re-
June 30th, Reed from =. E.
Lorio for May sac Al
Le5s com. paid for collect
Ing oio------.-.--.. -
Net receipts for Mav.. Al Il
AakiGg total .&G59i IS
DISBURSEMENTS.
District No. l.---....-..S l27 90
. 3 Spec. drain
age. 600 90
- 0.......-..--.. 934 W
Total Disbursements. s 9Gl 90
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Distributed as follows =
Omitted, y :
A. J. BRAUD,

Making a total as above of S32nS 10
Respectfully submitted,
Al BRAUD,
Parish Treasurer
he above reports were declared accepted
NJ. tLnstFn on the part of the committee
on Claims presented the following report:
Thibodaux, La. July Sd. 1924.
To the Police Jury:
Gentlemen The undersigned committee
on Claims beg to report tqat the following
eIaLlmS h2Ne naen nxamined found ...,rrsot
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The account OF c. J. Barker, Clerk, is sub.
mitted to the Jury for final action, the com
m!ttee not being able 20 agree on the account.
Respectfully Submitted.
FRANK CHRISTEN.
EMILE LEDET.
Com. on Claims
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C0NSTARLES

Ist ward, Eyariste Moryant, 2nd ward
Emile Dugas, Alberto Befgeron, 3rd ward
Edwin Birdsall, 4th ward Albert -avoIe-
5th ward, MYRTLE kefne, 9th ward. Wi
liam Prestenback, 7ih ward, Wellington
Hebert. 8th ward c. W Eliot, 9th ward
Henry Teuny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
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Making a total as above of.......- S565s IS
Respeetfn.!y snhMitted
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DISBURSEMENTS

Bal. on hand July "a, 1891. $3.50 -
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Power Happenings.

Crops in this section of the county arc
looking gloomy. The cool weather
seems to last so we'll. We have been
having some warm days but the nights
are still too cool for the tender cotton
plant.
Those who arc harvesting grain re-
port the crop very sorry.
Married at the residence of the
brides father on last Tuesday evening
the 10Th ult., Mr.. II. S. Ball, Of Meckcr,
Col, to Miss Mamie, daughterof Capt.
started for Colorado, whore they intend
making their future homo. The good
wishes Of this entire community go
with them.
Archie Owings and N. Y. Bryson, of
Birmingham, Ma, arc ut homo on a
visit. The DO. are looking well.
The Sunday School at this place is
in a ilourishing condition.
One man in our community has
taken Il step in the right direction.
He has cut his cotton crop down to
three acres and planted the rest in po-
tatoes. II ONE more Of our farmers
would do that the price of cotton would
be better.
Those who attended the exhibition
at Highland Home from our town re-
port it as being u grand success.
Miss Sallie Willis who has been
sick for some time we are glad to state
is improving.
News has just reached us of the
death of Col. w. B. Stoddard, of
Grccnvillc. His romans will be
b%roughtdown this evening and Inferred
at New Harmony Church tomorrow
at II o'clock. He leaves n wife and
three children to mourn his loss.
OLD JEB.
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YOung'S.

1t was our pleasure to attend the
annual commencement exercises of the
Highland Home Academy, which took
place May the 24th. In the morn
ing at eleven o'clock the audience was
entertained with q debate by four Of
the young men. The subject was,
Resolved that inventions have i'm
proved the condition of the laboring
classes. The question was decided in
favor Of the negative. The speeches
were interesting. and showed study.
After the debate was ended we had a
basket picnic. In the afternoon all
listened attentively to an able address
on the subject of education by Rev. j.
w. Shell. At eight o'clock came the
exhibition proper, including recita-
tions, declarations and dialogues,
which received great applause. Miss
Mary CARROTS elocution and music
classes added much to the enjoyment
of the occasion.
Walter Martin is very ill of typhoid
fever. We wish him a speedy recov.
cry.
DR.. Patton, of Cross Anchor, and
Miss Nivia Patton OF Graycourt, were
the guests of Mrs. A. G. Wallace and
Mrs. f. b. Martin Il few days since.
Since spring has again returned
crops look much bettJ& and are grow
ing nicely. The small grain crop is
nearly ready for the rcapcrs. Rain is
much needed in this section.
AGRICOLA PUER.
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Barksdale.

Nothing of noteworthiness has hap
pened i'm this community in the last
few weeks.
The farmers are getting along very
well with their crops. Grass don't
seem to make much Roadway on ac-
count of the cool dry weather, but cot
ton is also very small.
A hail storm visited us on Monday,
the 18th inst, but did very little dam
age.
Harvest is on us, but from all infor-
nation will be light, as wheat has
rusted and oats are not good.
Some one entered Mr.. Mel McClin-
tock's house while he was in the field
at work and stole q pair of pants, a
hat and fifty cents in silver.
The second commencement Of the
Highland Home school was held last
Thursday, May 9th, at the Highland
Home Church. A large crowd was
present andiwhen the exercises were
ended everybody felt amply repaid for
their attendance.
Miss Mary Garrett has dismissed her
music class at this place and returned
to her home in Laurens. She has
proven a most successful teacher, both
in music and elocution, and has given
universal satisfaction. TENTO.
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Sulphur Springs.

The cold weather has done much
damage to our cotton crops in this sec
ton.
Miss Rosa league, the teacher of the
Sulphur Spring School, is at Waterloo
with six of her pupils training Prof.
McElroy's pupils in a Fancy Dress
Drill. We wish her success. She gave
us a drill On the 18th ult., which was
one of the most entertaining features
of her exhibition.
Mr.. Chanler, of Clinton, visited the
family OF Mr.. II. w. S. league last
week.
Mr.. w. ID. Bolt celebrated his thirty
fourth birthday with Il few special in
vitcd friends to dine with him on the
18th ult.
Miss Rosa league went to Enorcc on
Il pleasure trip last week. va.
Mr.. j. II. VIM and family Visited
friends and relatives in our community
last week.
Col. j. II. Wharton passed through
our community last week on his way
to Abbevillc county, whore he made an
elegant address on education.
Mr.. II. II. Riddle had Il dog to 90
mad last week and is still at large so
far as we can learn.
We had some frost last week in low
places.
SLIGHTED Boy.
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For. Sale.

Valuable property in the city Of
Laurcns. The old Presbyterian chuch
and lot containing about three acrcs
The church building is of brick, and in
the very best condition and can be con
vcrtcd into u splendid residence lot.
Also q very desirable building lot next
to thc new Baptist church, with 4 front
on Main street and on College street.
Both OF these lots are very convenient
to the business portion of town and
all the churches and the graded school.
This is Il good opportunity for invcs-
tors and persons desiring to secure Il
homo in the thriving city of Lamrcns.
Communicate with j. G. G.. Flcming
on FL. Y. Simpson, committees.
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Business Notices.

BUTTERICK PATTERNS for sale by
us at New York prices. Simmons Bros.
Mems and boys straw hats at half
price at the Laurens Cash Company.
Has it ever occurred to you how much
enjoyment you can give your child by
buying a baby carriage. We have
some bargains.
S. M. s. L. II. Wilkes & Co.
Have you seen our elegant line Of
dress styles in ginghams at Sets. They
are very pretty. Simmons Bros.
These days are long and hot, , 80
will make you comfortable. A largo
Rattan Rocker will do the work.
S. NJ. 81 e. II. Wilkes & Co.
We have a beautiful line of satin,
damask, fancy fringed towels at 25cts.
See them. Simmons Bros.
Great bargains in fine dress goods.
See them if you want u fine dress for a
little money. Simmons Bros.
Does your boy need humping? If so
we have q good bumper, Vclocipedes,
Tricycles, Wagons and Sulkics.
S. M. 81 e. H. Wilkes & Co.
THE D~ELINAToR can be ordered
through us without extra charge.
Simmons Bros.
See our line of china silks at 30cts.
per yard. They are nice for dresses
and waists. Simmons Bros.
If you media Cooking Stove or a
Bicycle let us name you our special
prices.
S. M. 81 e. H. Wilkes g. Co.
Oxford ties and slippers to be closed
out at and below cost in order to make
o for fall shoes. Now is your
chance to secure big bargains in ladies'
oxfords and slippers at the Laurcns
Cash Company.
We can interest you on millinery.
A fine assortment at very low prices.
Simmons Bros.
Prices on all millinery goods have
been greatly reduced to close out the
stock at the Laurens Cash Co.
Great bargains in clothing. We
want to clean out all spring and sum
mer goods and will make interesting
prices to do so. Simmons Bros.
The Laurens Cash Company is clos
ing out everything in summer dress
goods at greatly reduced prices. All
summer goods must be closed out.
Are you still drinking water these
hot summer days? If so you should get
q Cedar bucket for 10 cents.
S. M. 81 d. III. Wilkes & Co.
Wanted at the Laurens Cash Com
pany any lady who wants to buy q
china silk dress at half price. A few
patterns left to be closed out.
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~ X PlISlNSG
Shorthand and Pcnmanship.

We have recently prepared Books on
the above, especially adapted to
HOME STUDY" Sent on so days
trial. Hundreds have been benefited
hundreds of dollars by ordering our
publications. WHY NOT YOU?
Should you later decide to cntcr our
College, you would receive credit for
the amount paid. -Four weeks by our
method of teaching bookkeeping is
equal to II weeks by tho old plan.
Positions Guaranteed under GER
tain conditions. Scnd for our free il
Illustrated SO page catalogue and estate
your wants" Address,. II. Draughon,
Prcs't.-Draughon's Practical Business
College and School of Shorthand and
Iclcgraphy Nashville, TpH.. Eleven
Teachers, 600 Students The pasr year.
No vacation. Enter any time. CHEAP
Board. n. Is. We pay $500 cash for
all vacancies rs boO~h-Gecpcrs, stcno-
graphcrs, teachers, clerks, ctc.. re-
ported to US, provided we fiji same.
May |, lS0i-6m.
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81

Most farmers are about through har-
vesting the wheat crop. 1t is not as
good as was expected some time ago,
having been damaged considerably by
rust.
Mr.. Ollie Owings and wife of Tip
Top, wer the guests OF Mr.. w. III.
Redden last Sunday; also Mr.. John
Maddox and wife of Princeton.
Mr.. ID. Ell. Owings was in our midst
last Sunday. We are always glad to
have them with us.
Rev. G. s. D%ougherty, pastor of Pop
lar Springs church, preached a very
able sermon on church discipline, last
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Butler of Princeton, will
preach at Poplar Springs church on
the second Sunday in June. Mr.. But
Ter is q young a and is just entering
the work of his Master. JACK.
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Ora Locals.

The young ladies of Ora, met last
Thursday afternoon aud organized a
Reading Circle, and after quite an en-
thusiastic meeting, Resolved to have
a public spelling match, on next FRI
day night, the Sth inst, in Thompson's
Hall. Exercises begin $50 O'clock.
They hope the surrounding towns and
communities will send representatives
who will participate. Admission Nee
only 5 cents. A large crowd can be ac-
commodated, and is solicited, as there
is something inspiring in numbers.
WILHELMINA.
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GREENvILLE, May 2S.--W. G. Dor
rob, a brilliant young lawyer, died sud-
of the brain. Mr.. Dorroh studied law
in the Office of Bryan g. Bryan of Char
lesion. He practiced five yesrs in
Birmingham, Ala, and returned to
this city recently to practice his pro-
fession. He is connected with the
most prominent families Of upper Car
olina.-Cor. of State.
Mr.. Dorroh has q numerous family
connection and many friends through
out this county who will deeply regret
his death.
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JEFF Crawford, a negro, convicted OF
the murder of David r. Blackburn, a
white man, was taken from the Jail at
Yorkville, this State at 1 A. NJ. Friday
last and hanged by q lynching bee.
He was under sentences to be hanged
that day, but the sentence was sus-
pended pending appeal. He con-
fessed. his guilt.
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list of Iaffers

Remaining in the Post Office at Lau-
rens, S. O., unclaimed, for the week end
ing May %, 1894:
B-Barksdale, Ed; Bird, Miss Gener.
C-Colcman, Henry.
D-Duvall, Mrs G b.
F-Frady, Joe.
Hitch, Mosely l.; Henderson, ] f.
J-James, Sladerick.
N-Nance, Miss Carrie.
O-Owings, Rev w II.
P-Pitts, John, colored; Pitts, John.
S-Shell, Miss Mamie.
W-Williams, Mrs Cinda.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 81, 1894.
A-Anderson, Wash; Adele, James.
B-Blear, Jasper.
C-Christopher, w N; Crout, Miss
Lula.
D-Dorroh, Miss n ID.
E-Eckford, w III.
G-Goodson, Miss Limit Greer, j A.
L--Levingston, Miss Hannah Leake,
J w.
M-McElrath, Miss Minnie; Moore,
A @.
N-Nettlcs, S a.
Parker, Andy Peden, Miss Eliza.
S-.Saxon, Thos A; Simpson, Miss
Katie.
FLORENCE, j A..
W-Webb, Miss Sallie.
Persons calling for any OF above let.
ters will please say, "They are adver-
tised.' II. B. CREWS, p. NJ.
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For Gardeners.

President G. b. Craighead, of Glenn
son, sends THE ADVERTISER Bulletin
No 16, New Series. 1t embraces "Ex-
perimen, Ssh Tomatoes Expert
ments were made with fl varieties.
Among conclusions we note: "As a
rule, tomato plants grown from cut
tings make u better crop than from
late seedlings"
If you want to know further about
this inestimable vegetable, address
Prof. j.. T.. G. Duprc, Clemson College,
Calhoun, S. c., ~inclosing stamp.
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Waterloo HIGH School.

Program of Waterloo High School
Exhibition on Thursday juno 18th.
Literary addresses by Gen. Hugh l..
Farley and Col. b. w. Ball, commenc-
ing at IL o'clock, n. m; Barbecue at 1
o'clock, p. m. Afternoon exercises by
the children consisting of music, dia-
logues, recitations, etc, commencing
at 2 o'clock. School exhibition at
night commencing at s o'clock. The
public is invited to attend.
w. ". MCELROY,
PRINCIPAL.
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LAURENs.
IN COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, S. Jane Park, has
applied to me for Letters of
Administration on the estate of
J. Fowler Park, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear before me at a
Court Of Probate to be holden at
my office at Laurens, S. c., on the
2Ist day of June, 1894, at II o'clock,
a. M, to show cause, if anythey can,
why letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal
this I'd day Of June, 1894.
JOHN M. CLARDY,
June =, 01.-2t J. p. l.. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-06-05
@Re Gduertiser
LAURENs, S, c., June 8, 1894.
LOCAL:

Journal gives an account of the seasons
in 1916, the year without q Summmer;
Ice occurred In every month in the
year, in Kentucky, the middle and
Eastern States, likewise i'm Northern
Europe, and no crops were made worth
speaking of.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-06-05
Al the Cnptain's Office.

Receiver A. B. Andrews of the Rich
mond g. Danville Railroad settled on
Thursday last with Treasurer Mock
for back taxes, pursuant to the decis-
ion of Judge Simonton. For Fiscal
year, 1S90-91, $780, 80: 1912, 1854. O8:
1929, $446. p; Total, $1245.G S. Orig
inal Tax 81, 0S3.23 Penalty, 1892 As.
The State will get q little more than
one-third of the amount, the balance
to County and School funds. So, we
tax payers are On velvet once more.