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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

AvOnelle, is new post Office
recently established in Union
county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

All cotton and farm products
in Mississippi are exempt from
taxation,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

Riches exclude only one in
convenience, aud that is power
ty.-Johnsou.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

Wheat dropped to the lowest
point last week ever recorded
in the Chicago market.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

Water Valley has a handsome
new depot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

Tue women of Washington are
to erect a statue to the ate
Gen Francis + Spinner, the
friend and benefact0r of their
sex The statue it of heroic
size. eight feet high, and is be
ing executed by the sculptor,
Henry J Elliott. Gen. Spinner
was a pioneer in the advocacy
of wOGian's fitness for bushes :
employment. Yeas ago he ap
pointed seven women to posi-
tons in the treasury departments
some of whom are in Office to
day There are now over ), 90
women employed in tue depart
ments In W sshiugtOD, and other
thousand. filling honorable and
lucrative Offices throughout the
L nited States Boston Tran
script.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-22

Water Valley has soda pop,
ginger ale and cider factory.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
GLIUPSES or TH1ChERIl.
HIS DAUGHTER RELATES sOMD ANECDOTES.

HIS DAUGHTER RELATES sOMD ANECDOTES
Mrs Richie in Macman's Magazine.
There were various books ny father had gwen
US and told us to read during his aps,ncr' Ma
,1,laV.s i,ssays aInons them. and there was Pen.
dennis when had brought away from h"il'' 'iII
which has always seemed 10 me more like hciIlls
him talk than any other Of his books, ana above an
there were his letters which came Iloih .'iie 20
time. lie giving lectures at MAncheStsI ~, h'iu ~
elsewhere before sdlnng for America, ana th'Ic -
one oil his letters iOded In thIer anu a,int az Wi,
on the back to my sister, at Menhtty, > S.,ne,r, ,
Oisr You SEE here ~ the stucA-up hanh aS you
ike il best / have not a great d'al 10 say
in the stuck-up hand. kensingtoh Is 30 ,. s,o"t'.
that l cant stand 1t. How dismal IL mus mus r oe
Tor poor Eliza ELIZA the housekeeltt2 VINO mas
all day As think Of her feel inclined 10 30 DtcH
and sit in the Kitchen with Eliza, but ! oar Say ,
shouldn't ainuse her much ahn aitt' t,hr ~ w..
me about the cat and how her iathtt wa; W.
should have nothing NOR. to gay 70 % one Tn,
Last week WAS away AT ManchrstsI' "nrn .I un"No
down I'm "A speech before 1909 ladies ana Ben'i'
men felt very foolish. but trisa agaln AT hikm d
and did better and as there ~ hoth'ns tt, r -
In breaking down In speech thah III SnpP'"b ~, ~ =
bit OF orange-pcel and breaking one nS'' niyyb
got again. and made anon r, srero" ,,J M ,n7
rTople rSpn tbo3 Ci,H mG ,rnins hope You and are
learning hard to play me TO- sr'P @ Wirn ,tir,nI,
ham next week with the lectures. ana th'h 10 Ma man
chester. and them steward. bring me n4''n.
good and beautiful Lady Peasr gave us the fryat
pleasure Of meeting Mr. John biisht ~ 'ilin,n i
speaking TO me- OF my father ana oi ths V''g
time. Il remember" he said. taking hiin 10 ., a
America with his lectures. He broke down ana he
,r'' ,,.rv n'irh annov,a and n. said To me. Who
viii over come and hear me lecture II break down
lik. this before such number OF people Ana
s.,tI to him. Never YOU mind very few people
i,nt monk down at one time another. You come
1loug with me this evening. I'm going 70 Hn"tth'r
49,, i," i.,, nnt Going to speak to line fal-lal
IN Gut 10 "A set of good honest workingmcn.
and YOU must try again And be- spokr. sail Mr.;
d,,Pi J., in AIS Inv.url.ht way. and | never heard
= I.t,ar eu..ch i'm all my life. L. was capital
. 'I ,,ll ,b.,- ,,.ra all dehehted with him.
Sl", H. n''" ,b,rc Mr. bright told mo nuo her
am am tn'n ~. ~ - ,rv f,,brr whom he had MT =
niue "H,'",' -, "SSt d., 1',,L ~ Tho Reform club.
1i,o't tb, as bo was passing through the hail.
iiI Nv ,nt nc his hat and stool with II In his out
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

chaic embracing all the lntricacies and noVeiues
Of modern business and medieval transactions en-
ploying diagrams and mathematical processes out,
lining the Investigations of the historical schoo anu
bearing upon the practical experience oil "f'"t
Britain the United States. the BRUSH CoIoh'eS an
Europe The volumes are of convenient size loi
rofa-crca arc we'll bound and clearly printed.
Natural Value is a translation OF an important
work of the Austrian school. and brings out the
final or marginal unity theory with which professor
Wieser is identified This theory was first eNpaihed
TO English readers by Professor JeVohs' WHO az.
tachcd great importance to II. IL Involves "'u'"
,,,,r, rese,rcb and a revision of elementary no.
tioos Of voe Professor Wescr. Ike nearly all Con-
tinental economists devotes great deal oil atteh-
tion TO attacks on Socialist theories
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

o,. . fouy Gales were advertised yesteruay' "p'
al ,.ore under foreclosure. Charles A. Berria" VI
fered a Sailors Snug Harbor leasehoiu piop IN
Nos 7c2 to 7G6 Broadway. the sale was - h,,
pursuance of a decree In suit OF io'e ,a,ro.
Henry Well plaintiff. against Leon ie""i' n 6
M. ,,ronartv s on the east side OF Broau"'S' Wv
-. .n,h - Eohth-st and consists or three m nv .
storv Irck and iron store buildings statmS von.
plot 7olOx9 The lease on ~ fS sid m year The total
rental Of the buildings Is $4,000 year ~ ~ ,be other
iIenry Well was the buyer for S'O'ooo' All '"'
David t. Newborg purchased from jepea
C. Lyons. the builder at <oVV; ;rtbenst , corner Of
J;roodway and Fourth-st, with an - ,'ala ne
norm, orN' hrownstone house No 39l Fifth-ave'
55xI25 feet and the new siX-story wateHouSV' '
>Ys, 2ec 90 Kvle y sons have sold for Robert Edward'
a fomr.stofy house le.SxlOO No. PIG East lf'r'S-
vo,knrt has sold the three-story browns0n-
dwelling. I7xlG3 No. 1873 Fast Thirty-nhth-S|' io'
Samuel Henry have sold throIsh ric hdinc hTea
ercl souihack Coz he mel T erect seven-stor
brick business building. ,trs ctuios No
Mrs j. NJ Mossman has sold TO MIS-. 1iiin 1,iigs AZ
10 vesey-st. 2OxSD three-s'orS O'''" ""''
Fairchd YOran have sold for MG Roopey fo sE 3 70
WiiiHm &. Hobrook as referee. has sod "a to BESSIE
H. Wilson No ~ Lexlngtonave al Sio.y; y,;c,ed for
John Petit Thames and Greenwich sI5 rbot Mr.
isx7I to cost Oo 1t hH,ding rs in prospect over
dfteen stories I'm height at Beekman ana Pear sts''
10 cost about the same amount . , c. . four
Henry - Winans has sod for Mark Sha" a iout
story brownstone dwelling. l7xlOxl@2 Tor %"'yO,, g
The same broker sold No. jij Madison-aNe'o do'
s}S 900 ana No q East Fify-seyenth-st Tor s"'~p
The estate of William H. Smith has leased u 49,
ander Iudnut for ten years. for a total rent 90 0
$4,000 the six-story marbIe-front bulidihg NJ |
Broadway -, .,or, ,ric,.
dwellings costing $4,000. on One-huhur'i.ti
forty-cighth-st.. 300 feet west Of Amsterdani-aF .
Charles I.omer will buid hve-story Drlck ltdt-
houses costing $4,000. in Amsterdam-aFe- - az a.
cast of Eighty ATHEIST and n hve-story brick nat
house costing $1,000 at the southwest corner ot
Amsterlam-ave. and Eighty y-ifth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
nrrnRDEn MORTGAGEs.

A@s'g Gs,c g, ana y. %S o,a,S e A'a' 2srFio $1,000
,b"i I; ~, as4 " = ~ lst.ave year...~. 1900
hiIId5g lio ,ItA." N ~ sh nye $500
1'n, ,'or. lo''a st. 100 IL 81 N''''.' 5000
crist. Ja.ep6inc t. ,orneim \ A,Will. ~ $50 49,,
yth-st. years. ..............:. e"o
az i,S5 SGsr =, nh a y, &'S %choasSvs S corntT
panzl.r gs' aphae o New York Protestant Eps
copai Ciiy Mission Society. il1th-st. 80 II 3. ooo
Eduaris. William ". and vie to Sarah II
Wood. Knss5rdse Road ii2 It 'f 10 oo
G1in Gharies. =, al to Henry Rolder and wife ,oo
GsIiner r' 'iTt ra,lcncd +, Wham q Lathrop ir
l:othst between loth-aNe and broadway anoo
nerkommtr. Dora to william Hronncr ; BIS .oo
Jacob. Jacob. charles Jacob. 81 Avenue g. ,oo,
rSSn ySa'' Anna i. and husband to Ealita6le Lie
Assurance society, Edgecomb-ave corner " ., oo,
Ma, icrs5n Andrew. and Vie to Edward Neary. go
AvgoHc io D. q rt, W'I, r,r1ngien Epa9Ss sTs ls
ayc - It % +7th-st ,cas. [ o''"
'si'a''. siare 'c" corner 2! a7!S,s5 1000
Ms"'" s 2io f'.FSf Of t. enoaays S@S.'' T @ 1000
Ma. Marsarc ana n husband iqd;bt 81 ENrmp FS
S,h.ay ri Mo - hin. ,. sV
tee. ioo'h-s' 30 1t " OF columbus-a'c' > .oo,
NSrTir. John O. to Meyer l. Sire tiroyesi. n W
Nil. John. and vie to Jane, McAiam. 5
sheridan ave. 2i4 Of ld5th-st. years.. s4oC
Pickcn. John John ID Crmmins. ll3th-st.
80 Il " ~ 7rh-ay~ year ................... ESQ
Rohrg William l.. and wife 10 Magialena Iiuld-
berg n y l3th-st. 22l of lst-aVe mort
CAGES = wears ................... iOON
Reid. Charles T.. and wife u Eastern Hydraulic
Press Brick Co. I2d-st. iis II Of Avenue lilA
Roesch. John and wife to Equitable Life As
surance society. 90 Fast Houston.s years. $50,
Techner John s. to George Orstruch and wife.
Lexington years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go
Tyler. q. % Romlnr Brown. lots .
map 2 property l2tf Ward. ! years. ........ 25O
Wood. Wilnm G.. To Samuel Gross y : l2lst-si.
20 = of Jl-aNr. demand Observation-Disclosures. 1SG
Wilcox. Hulct ct al To Johanna Fleischmann and
nnothcr exccutrix 32G West s9h-st ) years. 90 5N
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
1cathcrs.

4 Mrl:fc,H AID FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governes'ea
&C. to C,lleg~s schools and Families Apply 10
". J. YOt' NG-FULTON y Union s1uhs.
GTNcY Miriam C0yrere supplies tutors. professor,
"A teachers goYcrne-ser in all de.s IS
-nrois 100 5th Book BlinE cor 2oth 81
rVFtCUEEs WANTED. Gentlemen. English and "lo-
L rIff.r. Enril4h 'iH-uf.lr. o. rin1s'l'-, hthfni
s.on.r7 anI gtmnastirs. rftufa Hci'nc".. E'mnhs s.
afhi,frs English slYDu'l.n. 1fh"fiDs Apply - MF"
81 Ypf SO fT-L LTp$. American AMI Foreign l"ach-
ops Nr.rrf. ~ tri.u S,funr" N'v-Nork
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
EARLY SKETCHES OF GEORGE WASHING
TON. Reprinted with Biographical and Blblio-
graphical Notes by William $ Baker Pp. -.
j. y LippincOtt & 90.

EARLY SKETCHES OF GEORGE WASHING
TON. Reprinted with GEOGRAPHICAL and Biblo-
J. II. I.ppincOtt CO.
Geographically. the pieces here rescued from OBJ
livion are of trining value Historically. however
they are of some interest. They do not help 10 is
any fact in the life OF Washington. Bui they present
the varied estimates put upon him by more less
prejudiced contemporaries, both those who admired
and those who dislikcd him The angry American 10y
alist and the would-be impartial Englishman are
represented as well as the Colonial patriot II there
were other testimony. II would be- hard TO decide
from these accidental witnesses what the merits
were for example. OF Washingtons conduct in the
French and Indian war Even his success in fa wing
the remnant OF Braddocks little army is not ap-
parent 10 all these writer's whom Mr. Baker has
restored 10 the narrow fame OF a limited edition
intended plainly for specialists in American history.
Washington apparently not the man to obtain
the worlds approval at stroke. There were those
who denied him not only genius. but commonplace
capacity. But even anonymous English critics had
TO account for results The easiest plan 20 de
cry British generals well the American COM
ander.
1t was bold the part Of who an
nOunccd himself British soldier TO make the
Marquis de Lafayette stand sponsor for the opinion
that 'any other general I'm the world than General
Howe would have beaten General Washington: and
any other general In the world than General Wash
ington would have beaten General Howe" But
Englishmen Of that day, however they might decry
the merits Of the who had wrung a continent
from their grasp, that his figure not
likely lessen when inspected by future ages.
Mr.. Baker reprints passage from '"rhe West
minister Magazine" OF August l77s. in which Wash
ington is described 'Person who makes n dis.
tnguished Figure In the political System OF the
Globe. and is like to hold the same Rank in future
Records of Historians" Mr. Bakers book is hand
somey printed on thick paper. with wide margins.
| 1t is ornamented with copy OF the original study
by Charles Wilson for the portrait, three-quarter
| length painted at Mount Vernon in l772. The pict-
ure is not at all hattering to the Washington OF a
I later date as known by the most popular portraits,
but II Is the earliest semblance Of the Father his
Country that is known to the world.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
DICTIONARY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY. Edited
by l.. II. lnglis Palgrave. Vol. !, A-E. Octave
PIP 500 Macmillan & Co: London and New-York


pp. 500 Macmillan & Co. London and New York
NATURAL VALUE. BY Friedrich Won Weser
Edited by William Smart Translated by Chris
tian a. Malloch. octave. pp. 2i3. Macmillan *
Co: London and NewYork.
The recent course OF economic study has covered
so wide a range that encyclopedia in several
volumes has been called into requistion. This Eng
lish work. edited by Mr.. Palgrave. has formida-
bic corps of contributors. as many as one hundred
and seven uniting in the preparation Of the first
volume including some OF the most distinguished
economists of Europe and America. THE Diction-
ary OF Political Economy has been planned on a
comprehensive scale, and Is designed TO meet the
reouirements of all classes OF students OF what is
in reality the science Of human nature. IL Is a
very learned work, dealing with the science as 1t
has been known in early as well as recent times
explaining legal phrases which have become ar
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

WoslI
THIS WEEKS NUMBER nicaly To-di,) CONTAINS
o,.nr ..rplcs ~ The Day: ho Troubles South car-
lima over the pisp"n-ay Ia~. %" Ttfin h''''". ~"
.i~n. SCI, Question. Ar Gld-tuue's It'treuenf. ca
madam Politics c,c. Talcr "scieno"' fuhmnrin" Pho
orrarhy: Artificial Sugar. Preservation ~ M'k. etc.
Under From Foreign Iands': Greater Urinin Fore
cast ~ the Future Japan Weekly Mrl. Yokohama. l""i-
bag Guardian. The suhoih in'rita. bombay. Tb" Critic
Halifax etc. soalisn OTTO Iransc in na' Rom" G"a-
renst Die Grcn1loten t. pzig ETC. '"martaiI" paper;
French View ~ Greater Nv York lc nImistc Fran
Gals Paris otc etc.. ct"
The periodicals represented: Observation-Disclosures
iG English .. French :. German 3. Russian l. Ca
madam J. Danish Z. PAPERS American 49, English T.
Gorfnan . French :. Irish .. Austrian I, African J.
Japanc.c ]. Indian
All Confirmation, and Tran-laions made especially
f3r THE LITERARY DIGEST illustrated
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New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
TUE LITERARY DIGEST.

4 w,.ily Resume n n.~ Periodical Literature ~ r'
Wo;lI
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Gounirn properm 90 Eet.

A 7 YoNKERa-To let for two years from May LIST.
N handsome. commodious house, IA rooms, bath laun
dry etc. location choice furnished or unturnshed, AZ
moderate Inquire l+1 Reade-st. New York.
IrOR RENT.-On Lake Mcmphremagog near Newport.
Vermont. cottages. nine rooms each. for season.
Scenery and climate unrivall ID
Address Box 32i. Newport VI
ITO LET-oN THE HUDSON
Elegant home: 81 miles from New-York; beau
tfully situated the river front; magnificent grounds
and elegantly furnished, Apply owner
7oi DeKab-avc. Brooklyn. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

uuNlDDWU uJA1.I7
ArLAXrlc Sly; MEW;JERS;ETT;; ,1;i1,;I !; ,c,.,.,,
DIRECTLY oN THE DEA'" LEESs lsS9 .Hn SHSS
llOTGl I1RAVGlORB
6PES A1!HSIlf Enf far finf rsAa
THE EENTAUR91,
wc.ir,n-.v. Atlantic city. n. J. Beach nood
Tl1E GmAlFOMGT[Eg
ATLANTIc CITY. j. oN TIE nGAcM TgoEr g51S T.,
dcscririi,c ro,slc, f. RonERTs & SONS.
LAKEWOOD. y. ].
Palmer House,
sc mry h.,. rrc' aat stone .'racgTc Elsyn va
af @ % '-' '-@ &l%o h '1 p rkIMHn siI5' 'SHs%S
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
New motel ari cottages and tho mos: complete bathing
sr.ahishneu' IN America.
400 f.et elevation in the rrca, Springs Valley
Z Virginia reached ~ the Chesapeake and ohio Rll-
way. Magnificent mountain surroundings and superb eli
-afr
Bathing attendants rom he European baths Every
hath from flowing b., springs hot Vapo hot air. hot
sIou, Une curative bath known) needle spray cleo
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one nights ride from Ncw-York VIA the c. & o. r.
r Y Limited. sicep"rs and Dining ca.
Fun Information IN application C. & o. orice sec
broadway Nov York or by addressing Dr +. ". CHA
rIN. Mclical director. or J. T. cHAMPLIN. Manager.
49,, springs Bath co.. Va
UGlE lRWlM@TWRla
ATLANTIC CITY on the beach Elevator; steam
heat Filtered wat sun paror. billiard and Music
CHAMBERS HOoff'S.
II oTEI. WELLINGTON.
IL ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
Kentucky cave. Beach, open.
NJ. a. & H. y MILNOR
HOTEL LuEAY ,.-,- -
Directly the Beach. Hcr'c: par') ani pavilion
on the boardwalk. connected by enclosed hallway with
Tie hotel. Elevator and all modern conven'enccs
J. WHITE owner ana Manager.
uOTEI. EUNNNMEDE ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
II Kentucky-ave.. near Beach. Open all the yeAr.
MRS. l. MclLWAlN
ii Atlantic CITY. y. }.
end u Kentuckyave Elevator. sun par
o ana an modern conveniences Special spring
JAS. a GEO. BEW.
HOTEL KENDERTON.
IL ATLANTIC CITY ". J.
OCEAN END TENNESSEE AVENT'E. SPECIAL RATES
MRS j. T. NEALL. OF Tioga-
rJ,HE ELKTOS. ATLANTIC CITY n j.. Kentucky
i ave. leach Home comforts: steam heat: ap-
9Dnim"nts nrst-cass H. VILE
XVHEN IN BUFFALO STOP At THE
w GENISED
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

twentieth Edition. post paid. for 2jc.. stamp,
HNIIE HUMAN HAP: Why IL Falls OFT:
j Turns Grav and tho remedy. Ry Prof IATLDY
PARKER 4 NJ IONG 4 CO. 1913 hrch ST. Phila. Pa
EVERY should read this little book "-Athenacum
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Furnished 6ouscs Go Get Connirp.

nN NARRAGANSETT BAY. near Wexford II. Fur
" nished waterfront residence" Is rooms. bath, hot
cold we'll shaded. acres. stable. fine bathing
boating and fishing. book of photographs here tFle l2S
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
5prlnn Rcsorts.

Jprnn Resorts.
11ADDON MAIrB2
ATLANTIC CITY NEW-JERsEI.
DIRECTLY OS ME BEACH SEND FOR CfRCUrkRJ
LEEDS LIPPfSCurT.
GlOTGl JRAVGlORB
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

1T,O Tr)r 10 rrivate family nrs'cl ass ezra lnr
| bnnss decorated WITH gas fixtures and Af Wa
S'ue' "''' OWNER. 2jl Coumbusaye
~ rsT' 3GTfl-ST no i57.-Unfurnishef. sijao; fr.
w nished 81 500 r. !. SHRoPSHIHE ~ Ma.ts
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Real geiats 60 Crtbansc.

QUARTERS OF \ MILLION
i clear farms and irrigated lands TO exchange for
gO.d equities In Ncw-iork. brooklyn. Philad.lphia
lioston lirokcr's commission paid. Address
l.. G CiiOSSMAN. Grand Hotel. New-YOrl civ.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Dantlrs Ata0cmles.

- 20 r. WAITER lately returned from Euop.
" Glasses i-yate Society Dances daily
x2o Coiumbus-a sO;h and sirt sts
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Musical instruction

n NIvErSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ~ West 56th-st
,5,h wear colleges. scenthc schoois
business Primary depar Four rosd mt pupils received
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
ATLANTIC CITY. y !.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
TAE EENNAI8ST.
Nc.ir,n-.v. Atlantic city. n. J. Near Beach. Jas Hood

TG1IB G11AlFOElTGg
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. oN THE BEACH FRONT:
MODERN nni complete IN every department send ior
desorifil,e i,eslcl f. ROBERTS & SONS.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1894-12-01
Sale Of Ferries.

On Saturday, the 29d day Of Dscsmber.
1894, I will offer to sell and lease at pub
lie auction, in front Of the court house
door, in the town Of Colfax, at IL o'clock
M, to the highest and best bidder, the
following public ferries:
Colfax, on Red river.
Planters Landing, on Red river.
Month of Dsrro, on Red river.
Cockfield ferry, on Red river.
Donnahue's ferry, on Little river.
Greer's ferry, on Little river.
Simons' ferry. on Little river.
All the above ferries will be leased for
the period of one year, except the Colfax
ferry, purchasers to give bond for faith
full performance of duty, and have poses
sion from Jan. !, 1895.
The Colfax ferry, by agreement between
the parishes Of Grant and Natchitoches,
is to be sold for a period of two years, be-
ginning Jan. l, 1895. and ending Dec. 81,
1896 both OF the said parishes concurring
in and guaranteeing the sale Of said ferry.
H. G. GOODWIN,
Prest. Police jury of Grant Parish.
Colfax, La, Nov 30, 1894.
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Notice Of Final Prosf.
LAKD OvEICE at NEW ORLEANS, La,
November %. 1891.

LARD OFFICE at Nxw ORLEANS, La.
November q, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof OF his claim.
and that said proof viii be made before
w. L. Shackelford, Clerk District Court.
at Colfsx, La, on January z, 1895. viz:
Thomas O. Moore.
who msde Homestead Entry IL $50, for
the W of 8 w u and N r II OF > w
4 and N w 4 Of s Z Of sec. TO- town
ship Z north, rang 2 vest Louisiana Me-
ridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: j. b. Tin
gle, j. Il. Douglass. W. N. Greed, Joshua
Kemp. all Of Black Greek, Grant parish,
Louisiana. q. Med. BRUMBY,
Register.