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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31
THOS. IL. WATKINS.

Thomas Henry Watkins, son of
the late Rev, VIM. II. Watkins. wan
born in WOodville, Miss, july Ilth
1913. In bis infancy his father
moved to Natchez to become pastor
of the Jefferson Street Methodist
Church. Here the subject of our
sketch passed the years from infau
cy to manhood, imbibing the RELICS
ious influences thrown around him
aud taking advantage of the edu>
catiOnal facilities offered by the old
Natchez Institute. AT an early age
he enlisted as a soldier In the civil
war and remained in the seryic.
until its close. After the war wa,
over, following his natural ,nclina.
tons. lie settled at the old tamil,
residence in Jefferson County and
engaged in farming. In 1858 he
was married TO Julia Brown. Of
Meadville, Miss. Five sons and
three daughters, the oldest OF whom
is the mother OF two children: I'll,
youngest still a little child OF al,
years, were born of this happ,
union. His life in Jefferson count,
proved him a good citizen, kind
neighbor. He ever took an actly.
interest in all affairs of church and
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"A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend in
deed, and not less than one million
people have found Just such friend
in DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds -
If you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial will con-
vince you that it has wonderful
Gu alive powers in all diseases OF
Throat. Chest and Lung. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed or money will he refund
ed. Trial bottles free at j. p. kER.
SHAw's Drug store. Large bottles
5Oc aud Sl.OO.
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AUCTION SALE,
August Sth, 1894.

By virtue OF an act of pledge and
agreement made between r. L. Martin
& Co. and Mrs. Mary Morris of date
March 2lst, 1894, will offer for sale on
Saturday, September LIST, 1894,
at Hard Times landing. in this parish,
at public anction, for cash, to the high
est bidder, the following property:
- mules.
25 thousand feet of raw plank.
shanties.
100 shovels.
/ dozen mattocks.
/ dozen axes.
100 wheelbarrows.
Swheel scrapers.
drag scrapers or slips,
Which property is now at Hard Times
landing. in this parish, in possession
of A. G.. Ray, as trustee.
sale will take place between III a. m.
and 4 p. m. on said Saturday. Septem-
Der LIST, 1884. w. e. YOUNG,
Sheriff and ex-officio
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JAMES STEWART.

Death has teen a frequent visitor
to this little town in the past few
months and it is now our sad duty
to chronicle the passing away o
au0tber member of our snall CON-
munity; 20 symPathize with another
be=eaved family and to regret thai
another household is plunged into
mourning.
On Saturday night last at :
o'clock p. m. after lingering Illness
in which he was tenderIy mInistered
TO by bis devoted family and sOr'
rowing friends. James Stewart died.
Not even IN bis most sturdy DAYS
was the wonderful vitality and ply
sirial strength, which breathed IN
with the bracing air of bis births
place was the admiration of a
who knew him, displayed with more
vigOr than IN the closing days of
his earthly career when for days
it seemed that his magnificent
physique might conquer death
itself.
Born at PetOlish, near Gran.
ton, in the highlands of Scotland.
on June 22L, 1922, Mr.. Stewart was
of distinguished family and ances.
try. His father was a Captain III
the 18th Highland regiment of the
Brush Army, aud distinguished
himself in the Napoleonic wars.
Sir Donald Stewart. at one time
COmmauder.in>cbirf of the British
forces in India aud now Field Mar.
shal IS a first cOu sin, aud Sir Don,
aid Smith. President of the Bank
of Montreal and many times a nils
liondlre is cousin of the deceased.
Mr.. Stewart, afterreceivlug an ex
cellent education In his native land,
determined TO try his fortunes in the
new world and, in 1874, cane to
America, settling first at Port
Gibson, but going very soon to
Rodney, Miss, at which place and
here in st. Joseph he spent his life.
Embarkiug in commercial lie be
was very successful and, 10 1852,
be married Miss Mary Murdoch.
sister of our esteemed fellow >citizen.
MIR. Robt. Murdoch, and of the late
WIN. Murdoch, Esq: The be-
reaved widow and two sous, Robt.
}. and Harrison. survive the bus.
band aud father.
Mr., Stewart was a man of great
energy and with mind aud BODY
OF unusual vigor and strength. In
heriting from his sturdy Scotch an.
cestOrs iudomitable pluck, be CON
batted with a fortitate truly admils
able the problems which have besrt
most business men in this country
since the war aud exhibited at all
times a cheerfu!ness aud persistence
which was a worthy example to
younger men.
Courteous In his demeanor he
won readily the friendship of those
thrown in contact with him,
A tender and SOLICITORS husband:
an affectlonate and indulgeut faith.
er, he was devoted to the quiet
happiness of home lite. The tender
of the people of this com
munity is extended to the bereayed
family AMI the place which b. WIN
Is gOne held in the estimation of
bis neighbors was demonstrated
ny the concourse OF people who as.
sembled to pay the last sad tribute
to his memory.
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his community. In 1888 he moved
to Goldman Landing, La, and was
for a year 10 the employ of Cant
Buck. He then entered the en-,
ploy OF Mr.. j. NJ. Gillespie and took
charge of the Wyoming plantation
near NeweiltOn. La. Here be re,
NAMED until his death. His natural
incllnatlons fitted him for the re-,
agreements of this life and his sue
cess as a planter was due to the
care and energy with which be a,
tended to the Interests committed to
him,
lie was a man of the highesr
moral rharacter and carried with
him in his daily intercourse with
men bis principles of right. During
his life IN the swamp, surrounded
oy SO many temptations, he re.
maiIfed Immovable IN his conylc,
tons of right. The writer OF this
article visited him about two
months before his death, and in
looking back npon hun at that time.
IL seems as il some Influenza was
preparing him for the end which
Was so raaidly approaching. His
last years were mellow and sweet
AMI he seemed bound to this world
0nly by the love for his family IN
whom he felt the deepest and tenn
ierest interest. That he was a
most devoted husband aud loving
father is fully proved in the deep
sorrow of his wife and children,
On the 6tb OF August he was
taken sick and the sickness rapidly
developed into swamp fever. De>
spite the care of those who watched
beside his bed and the skill of the
physicians who attended him, after
an Illness of five days he died sur
rounded by those who loved bim.
He was quietly laid to rest among
the peaceful shades of his native
hills, under the shadow of the old
church. near the old family resi-.
dence in Jefferson county, where
he had wOrsbiped the God be
served. After an absence of so
many yeats from the old home,
during which time the family was
greatly scattered, they gathered at
the sad summons once more to pay
the last tribute to hOnOred husband
aud father, There were his wife
aud children, his aged mother aud
his brothers and many friends aud
relatives whose deep SORROW bore
testimony to the loving esteem in
which he was held by all Who Enew
him, Thus on August 18th, in the
41th year of bis age, was laid away
all that was mortal or I. Ii. Wal>
kins.
While living in Louisiana be
made many warm friends, and the
family feel deeply grateful 10 those
who were so glad to give any as.
sistance which lay In their power
during his last sickness. Those
who minIstered to the wants of his
last illne ., and those who kindly
called to inquire for him, are ten.
derby cherished in the memory of
bis bereaved family, Especial men.
ton should be made of the knights
of Pythias, tour of whom accom-.
panied bis remains to the last rest.
ing place. May the memory of his
lite ever be to them what 1t is to
his family,-nn Inspiration to gath.
er from this life Ouly the things
which can be taken into eternity.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31
Summer Comfort.

ONES with proper dressing. No use to swelter
aud swear. That won't lower the temperature
wont improve your appearance either. OUk
SHIRTS make Won look cool, and
hat makes you ieel cool. but the shirts them
elves make you feel cooler. See the display
Il our North window.
WARNER g. SEARLES CO.
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Stanton 0ollrqe.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NtTcpFH MSS

A select college of high grade. undenomina.
tional, formed and eqni ped for the higher edu-
alton of girls, The best facilities in all dep art
nents. Teachers trained 10 the best conserva-
tories. Mu ical department supplied with new
pianos OF the best make, and under the snper.
Ion of Mas Prince, late pupil Of Herr Zwint.
sc o tue Royal Conservatory OF Leipsic, The
most beautiful and attractive of the many beau.
it'll sites in Natchez, Convenient to churches OF
all denominations,
First Session Begins Oct. lst, 1894.
For prospectus or other information addres'
MISS LOUISA PRINCE,
Lady Principal.
"a. G. CAMP BELL, President.
Or Rev, CHaS. MORRIS, Vice Pres,
wv, P. STEWART, Sec. and Treas.
aug24 Board of Trustees.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1891.
STILL THE ISSUE,

"A Congress, Democratic IN boil
branches, chosen 10 carry out the
deliberate will of the American
people on great public question
has adjourned after a coutinuou.
session of nearly a year, leaving
the great question which called il
into being unsettled.
True a tariff bill has been passed
and is now a law, but the man
must be blind and little in touch
with the Democratic masses of the
country who suppOses they will ac
cept the German bill as even a TEN.
pOrary settlement of the tariff CUES.
IlOD.
We known there are men in high
place within the ranks of the Dem>
Ocratic party who do not yet see
the naked issue which divides the
two great parties.
That issue is Free Trade versus
Protection. There are still SO,
called Democrats who believe I'D
protection, but what Republican,
believes in free trade!
There is the issue clear and dis.
tInct.
As we'll talk abont a pro. slavery
Republican in ante bellum days, as
a protection Democrat in this wear
OF our Lord. The emancipation of
the. people from the tariff slavery
has just begun. Sam Randall was
. good Democrat in 1876 ana SO
Was M, TIlden-another protec>
zionist. The people would spun
either one of them now if alive and
seeking Office from a Democratic
constituency. rhe advanced tariff
TsfOrmer OF ten years ago, unless
he, has progressed with the times,
Is now a laggard by the way.
The slight taste of lower taxation
which the German bill will give
the people will but serve to whet
the appetite and strengthen their
demands for fall relief.
The campaign OF education has
no! ended.
1t has just begun.
Ii the people find that a public
servant cannot geep pace with them
In their march towards commercial
and industrial emancipation. they
Will part company with that
servant and choose another.
Tue principles tor which the PEG.
pie are battling are founded GU
right aud justice. Renegades and
traitors may betray their trusts and
temporarily Obstruct the triumph.
ant march.
LagSards IN tue race there NAV
be.
But the battle is still on aud a
righteous cause shall prevail,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31
THE NATCHEZ, d"
N1TCHEZ, Mss.

A modern, first-class Hotel, elegantly
furnished and equipped with every
convenience and luxury to insure the
comfort of guests.
The IN atchez" is admitted to be the
most elegant hotel in the South.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31
FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.

We have land for sale on the "DUN-
BAR" place, "WEST POINT" and
other plantations in Tensas parish. in
lots of from Fifty acres to Five Hundred
acres, which we will sell at prices
ranging from ten to twenty dollars {;
one fifth. cash and balance in !, 2, 3 and
years
Apply to.
CLINTON & GARRETT, Attys.
StJOseph, La.
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There is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING in my opinion.
EQUAL to DR.. TlCHENOR'S sNrlSEPiIJ for
GENERAL FAMILY and PLANTATION purposes,
1t is truly good for man AMI beast, None of the
MUTATIONS are as good, nor give the satIs-
faction. A. BLAND.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31

NEwELTON, la, June list, 1874,
DR.. flCHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC is the LEAD
ING family remedy in this section, and 1t is also
FINE for STOCK. Halt of 50 cent bottle with a
pint of water will CURE The WORST KIND of a
CASE OF collie IN HORSES AND MULES, The large
MAJORITY of the people prefer it to any of the
INVITATIONS.
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POINT PLEASANT, La, June goth, ls9t

POINT PLEASANT, La, June goth, 1891.
have never in my life seen any remedy that
gives the UslvEssAL SATISFACTION that Or
rICHENOR's ANrlSEPT TIC does. | use il
ormysef. my family and my stock, and there
is NoTnISG that EQUALS it. | have used some
of the mutations, but they are NOT AS GOOD.
nor SELL as WELL,
C, MUIR d Co.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31

The Houston Post says that no
politician can stand up in Texas
aud fight a Democratic president
successfully. Feeble attempts have
been made in certain other states to
do that very thing, but Cleveland
has always come out on top.
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curt Of Appeals.
ECOND CIRCUIT.

J. VI. X ennerdy. East Carroll
E. c. Montgomery, Tsllulah ....... judged
Terms Of Court in Tensas-Secoud Mondays
in March and October.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COUR
Parishes OF Tensss. Madison and East Carroll
Jury terms in Tensas-fourth Mondays ia
April, and third Mondays in N vsmber.
Civil Terms in Tensas-First Mondays in
March AID fourth Iondays ia Juue.
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O'KELLY d CO.
NArcHaz, Miss, April %, 1856

We cheerfully add our testimonial ia regard
As to its merits the amount of its sales speaks
loudly in its behalf. Without any advertising
whatever, Its sales with US equal the best ad-
vertisec remedy of the day. Wishing you con-
tinued success we are your truly,
F,A. DICKS,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31

The MERITS and POPULARITY of DR..
TICHENOR's ANTICEPTlC has produced
quite number of iMIrATORS, and it is but
justice to ourselves and the public, that we
warn you against them. Remember his /. the
ORIGINAL and BEST.
Respectfully.
sHERROU6E MEDICINE co.
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SOL, ELGUTTER,
WATERPROOF, L., June 22d, 1894.

have sold DIR, TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC
TOR about ten years. and have never heard a
complaint against it. On the Contrary, all
praise it. | consider it very SUPERIOR
remedy tor general purposes , man and beast.
w. A, GORTON,
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d. MORRIS.

Ihave used DR.. TICHENOR'5 ANTS EPTl
and bowel complaints, and for Colo, Bolts and
footevil on stock, and 1t has always proven en-
tireiy satisfactory, | can, therefore, strongly
endorse and recommend 1t.
0'KELLY d CO.
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HARD TINES. La, June 2lst, 1894.

Iuse DIR. TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTJC in my
family all the time, There Is NOTHING
EQUAL TO 1T, nor anything that CAN TAXI ITS
PLACE WITH MY FAMILY. have used and sold
it for years, and therefore know whereof speak
1t is good tor man aud beast.
ID. MORRIS.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31

Louisiana, | will sell at principal front door OF
Court House in which the Civil District Cour t
OF said parish is held, within the legal hours for
Judicial sales. beginning at 10 o'clock a m on
Saturday, the 29th day of September,
and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sales are completed, all immovabe prop
erty on which taxesare now due to the State 1
Louisiana and Parish of Tensas, 10 enforce col
lection of taxes assessed 10 year 1888
together with interest thereon, from 3,st day OF
December, 1898. at the rate OF two per cent per
month until paid and all costs. The names of
said delinquent taxpayers and the amount #
taxes due by each on the assessment of said
year and the immoyibie property assessed to
each to be offered for sale, as follows.
Est Jno Hem-wid lands East half of N W
quarter OF Sec % TOR lie Tax 81 So
Mrs L seaman Waterproof Los No. square
NJ and Buildings Tax $40 so
Est T Farrar Palo Alto An undivided /
Ttal acreage being lO4S7 acres in IA N
IL Sec Is. L., IL and Is Also those
parts OF Sec IA, 10 20. 81, % % lying west
OF Tensas River Also West half OF Sec "a.
e quar- OF sec % in 7 IA N R 10 E sections
Fl, y, % aud u and E guar of sec Is
also those paris of sec ID, Ia. 10, "a, % and
20 lying W of Tensas river Also N quar-
of N guar of sec Is and N half of sec "a
Atr,l .l h.I. sl.,
and sec 80 except the Z half of n quar-
Also sec % except E halt Of E half Sec rs
Also W halt OF S guar Of Sec 81.
Tax t73 %
Est Farrar-Kemp Lee undivided hall
CT by Locus,r.dge and Osceol, No. 2
aud lands OF Est OF F Brown and Est OF
l. Whitney by China Grove, by Mis-
sissppi river and by Miller Field,
Tax $40 10
Est of Farrsr-St. Joseph. Lot and House
Fronting E on Mississippi river S by public
sIu,re by lot of Jos Curry and N by pub
lie street. Tax $G5 90
Est of Farrar -Poinde xter wild lands Undi
viled quar- OF N half and J W quar- of Sec
"a half of E quar- and W half of s E
quar- and W quar- OF sec 50 W quar- Of
sec Sc Tl2 NR9E 3 Z Quar- of sec %
W half and W half of N f quar- of sec "a and
W half of E quar- of Sec % TI2 nrIOt
Also W half OF n E quar- of sec 80 N quar-
OF sec TOE Tax 81 50
On said dale of sale will sell such portions of
said property as each debtor will point out. and
in case the debtor will not point out sufficient
Will at once and without further delay sell the
least quantity of said property of any de btor
which any bidder will buy for the amount of the
taxes, interest and costs due by said debtor; the
sale will be made without appraisement, Tor
cash. in legal tender money of the United
States, and the property sold shall be redeema-
Sie at any time for the space of one year by
pa ing the price given with twenty per cent
interest and costs and penalty added.
Dated St. Joseph, La, this 22d day of August
1891. VIC, YOUNG.
Sheriff and Ex-Oflcio Tax Collector, Tensas
Parish. La.
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MONEY TO LEND.

The hard times are over with the
LOAN COMPANIES and we are now
prepared to LEND MONEY on CO..
TON PLANTATIONS
Address.
CLINTON & GARRETT,
St Joseph, La.
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ST, JostPH, June 2lst 1894

ST, JOSEPH, June list 1871,
SHEaHoUsE MEDICINE Co.
| have USED and SOLD DR.. TICHGNOR'-
ANrISEP TIC, and can recommend it az a mos
EXCELLENT family medicine. know of NOTn-
ISG SUPERIOR to IL.
A, J. BEAUMONT.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31
DIR. TICHENOR'S
ANTISTPTIC,

Has No EqttaLFor Hounds
Burns, Bruises, ScaIdS,
Cuts, Sprni1aS, &C., anu
For collie, Cramps,
Fur. DinrThe0 and
Pains for the BO1ceIS.
.4lsO for collie. Bolts,
Foot EUiI, FGstllG and
Scratches in Stock.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
ORDER OF SALE.
State of Louisiana Parish at Tsnsas.
Seventh District Court.
LAZ. HIR-CH l. co.
vs. 40. 1888.
MARY GEORGE.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that by virtue of an order ot sale 10 me directed
IN the above cause and from the aboye named
Court, and styled as above. ! will on
Saturday, September lst, 1871.
offer for sale at the Court House door, in the
town of 81. Joseph, in this Parish between the
hours OF II a m. and 4 p. IN, t" the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described prop
erty situated in this Parish t-wit
The stock Of groceries. dry goods and
notions as.per inventory now Oh file In
w. G. YOUNG.
Sheriff.
AuOuct 9Th 1894
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-08-31

Francis t. Nichols, of n. o. Chief Justice.
J. A. Breaux. of IBERIA ...i
). u. McEn.ry, OF Ouachita
L.. y. Watkins, OF Red River. "s''c'a'es
Z. Z. Fenner, of Orleans. ......l
Robt. j. Wissn.. c,e,k
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State Tax Sales.
lmmOvable Property
The State Of louisiana vs.. Delhi
Quent Tax Debtors. Parish Of
TenSaS.
OF

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED IN
Inc by the cons tituton and laws of the State of
Louisiana. will sell at principal front door of
Court House in which the Civil District Court
OF said parish is held, within the legal hours for
Judicial sales, beginning at 10 o'clock m on
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2gth enatOrial District.

supreme curt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-06

tie Wants Local GambiIng Houses Pulled
Gore on the Moon.

TIE Wants Local Gambling Houses Pulled
gore on the Moon.
a man named f. V. Red, a gentle
man of delicate vocation aud red
whiskers. called at THE LEADER Office
last night, and entered long, loud
and lusty kick against local gambling
houses. His hair curled and his eyes
contained semi-colons Of frey wrath
as he told a tale OF rambling atrocity,
the particulars Of which would be ap-
palling If recited.
After drawing in his breath, which
sounded like syringe going into the
neck Of bottle, Red said: 81 want
that Second street gambling house
pulled. They are fakirs; they're
short horses; gave slOo to the fair
They didn't give a cent"
When asked If hia pocket velvet hat
been trimmed, Red said "it wal
neither here nor there; them houses
should be pulled" As Red left tn,
Office there was a whir-r of wheel.
and smothered CALCULATIONS of "sh ort
horses with crimpy hair"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-06
ns WAS nRscKInRIposp
By Two Birds of Gay PIumage and Ills
wife RcbeIled.

wife RebeIled.
Lima A. James has filed suit for a
divorce against Aaroa r. James. Aa-
ron was Iina's second catch out of the
sea and is not at all salts
factory. May they were married at
Peoria, Ills She found that he was
afflicted with high temper and a dis
position TO run after The demi-monde
of that city, so she charges in her
camplaint. Furthermore, he treated
her cruelty, called her vile names, and
when In tantrum came home and
brobe up the furniture and crockery;
he threatened to kiln her and beat her
eiglteen-year.old son by "a former
marriage, simply to humiliate and
anger her He associated with lewd
women and has been unfaithful to bis
ln rriage VOWS, and Mrs. stevens and
Hrs. Beckwith of Peoria are the ones
charged with having Breckinridged
him. lie failed to support her and she
was compelled TO earn her own living
by dress-making. II her affidavit i;
true she is certainly entitled to the di
vorce she prays for and the custody Of
the three year-old son born TO them.