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AMENDMENT NUMBER TWO.

BxNATB CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No, Ia
A resolution proposing to the people Of the
state of California an amendment TO SEQ
tion three of article eleven of the constitu-
tion OF the state Of California, relating 10
tho formation OF new counties.
Bection 3. The legislature, by general and
uniform laws, may provide for ths formation
OF new countless provided, however, that no
new county shall bs established which shall re.
uuoe any county to n population of less than
eight thousand: nor Bball new county be
formed containing a leis population than i've
thousand nor shall any line thereof pass
within five mile, of the county seat of any
county proposed TO be divided. Every county
which shall be enlarged or created from terri
tory tsken from any othe, county count.ez,
shall be liable for just proportion Of the ex-
listing dabts and liabilities ot the county os
counties from which such territory shall be
taken.
The herald., 1894-10-13
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE.

ASSEMBLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. q.
A resolution to propose TO the people OF tie
state of CaliiorI Ia un amendment 10 the Con-
slitutiOn of the state, amending Section Upe
of Article Two thereof. relative 10 the right oa
suffrage.
Section /. Every native male citizen OF the
United States, every maie person who snnil
have acquired the rights of citizenship under
CO by virtue OF tins tresty Of Queietaro, aud
every male naiuraized citizen thereof, who
ahali have become such ninety days prior 10
any election. OF the age Of twents-one years,
who shall have been Resident of tho state one
year next preceding the election, and of the
county in wnich he claims his vote ninety
days, and in the election precinct thirty days,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections which
are now or msy beicafter be authorized by law;
pr0vided no native of Chipa, no idiot, no In
sane person, no person convicted OF any in fam
Gus crime, no person hereafter convicted OF the
embezzlement or misappropriation OF pubic
money, and no person wbo shall not be be to
read the Consultation in the Eagl,sh language
ana write his namc, shall ever exerciss the
privileges of an ele1tor in this state; prOutdcd,
that the provisions OF this amendment relative
to an educational qualification shall not apply
to any person prevented by physicsi disabil-
tty from complying with its requis tionf, nor to
any person who now has the right TO vote, nor
to any person who shall be sixty years of age
and upwards at the time this amendment shall
take effect.
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is easier and tue yellow metal cannot be sen.
forward Ut profit.
The bond mar6ct was firm thu ough out the
day, particularly ct the close
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Qat c-1. -i.a.z. k,e..an
The herald., 1894-10-13
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE.

AssEMBLY OuNsTITUEIuNAL AHhNDMENI NO. q
4 resolution proposing an amendment to tho
constitution OF the state Of California, by
adding q new ssctIon to article thirteen OF
tho said constitution, to be mum heted Sec
tion twelve and three four.hs (l23ll relat-
ing to revenue and taxation.
Section 125z. Fruit and nut -besriD trees uu-
Ger the age o. four years flOm the time of plant
ing in orchardform, and grapevines under the
aga OF three years from the time OF planting in
vineyard form, sha all bs exempt from ta1atIon.
and nothing in this article shall be construed
IS subjecting such trees and grapavines to lax
alton.
The herald., 1894-10-13

RUBI0 CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN
Trains leave Los Angeles at 8 q. M, LAO and
pm. daily, and am, 1880 am, l 40 p. m.
ard pm. sundays.
Fine pavilion and hotel Grand scenery.
CATALINA ISLAND.
Los Angeles Terminal trains connect at San
Pedro with the Wilmington Transportation
Coupany's steamer, leaving Los Angeles
Wednesr az and Saturday at 9:55 en-, return.
iro Thrr dow srd Monday AT 445 pm.
eDaily. tDally except Sundays. tsuudays
only.
Stages meet the a. m. and 1925 D. m. traina
ct Pc sadena for Nj. Wilson on new trail.
PASSENGERS leaving Los Angeles on the Q O.
m train Tor Mt. Wilson can return same day.
Special rates to excursion and picnic partiea
Depots east end of Fint It, and Downey ave
bridges.
City ticket office at A. B. Green wald's cigar
store, corner First and Spring sts.
General Offices First st. depot
7. B. BURNETT, General Manager. |
W. WINCUP, Gen. Passenger Agt
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO. Oct 10.-The Earl Fruit company
sold California fruit at auction today as fol-
lows:
PEARs.-Clairgeau, $l.50; Nellis, 1,25@
$780,
PRuNEs-silver half crates, 81.
PEACHES s-salway, S5c: PIcquets, QRte) 75@
90c.
GRAPEs-Toksy. half crates, $I.10d$170;
Cornichol, half crates. 81 20: Musoats, half
crates, 81.
CIuCAGo. Oct. 1G,- Porter Rrns. 4 Co.
solo Two cars OF California fuit today at arc
ton at the following prices: g5s
GRAPEs-Half Muscats. S5c@$50; Morocco,
ST. 45G65c: Rose OF Peru, 85c; as ,orted,
gI 50a$1.90
PLUMs-Goes' late red, 81. 25; half Tokays,
ST. 20G$lo5 doubles, ~. 40 $40.
The herald., 1894-10-13
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN.

ID hu1I1AN IN 11kN II y . "a Nv - ~
SENATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 10.
A resolution to propose TO the people OF the
state of California an amendment to article
thirteen of she constitution. section one. in
relation to revenue and taxation.
Section I. All property In the state, not ex-
en- pt under the laws of the United states, shall
be taxed in proportion to Its value, to be ascer-
tanned as provided by law. Tho word proper
ty," as used in this article and section Is here
by declared to include moneys, credits, bonds,
stocks, dues, franchises, and all other matters
and things: real, personal and mixed. capable
used for free pu bic libraries and free m use una
growing crops, property used exclusively for
public schools, and such as may belong to the
United States, this state. to any county or mu-
Hicipal corporation within this state, shall bo
exempt from taxation. The Legislature may
provide. except in case of credits secured by
raortgnge or trust deed, for a deduction from
credits Of debts due TO bona flde residents Of
this state.
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Tuesday, November Glib, A. D. 1894.

Zach ballot used at such election must CON.
tain, printed thereon, the words:
Assembly Constitutional Amend ment ( Yes.
Number Eight No
Senate Constitutional Amendment I Yes.
Number Fourteen. No
Assembly Constitutional Amendment Yes:
Number Seven. No.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment ( Yes.
Number Twelve No.
Eenate Constitutional Amendment I Yes
Number Seventeen. No.
Senate Constitutional Amendment { Yes
Numper seven- NO.
Senate constitutional Amendment Num- Yss
Der Sixteen. tNo.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment Yes.
Mum er Thirty-one. No
senate Constitutional Amendment Num- Yes.
Der Twenty. lNo.
Witness my hand and the great seal OF the
state, affixed at sacramento, the day and year
first above written.
sEAL.1 II. II. MARKHAM,
Governor.
Attest: y. g. WAITE,
95 3m Secretary OF State
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Burlington. ...... rs
MJsEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YoeK, Oct.l2 Money on call easy at
per cent; last loan i per cent; closed at
per cent.
Prime mercantile papsr-3@4 per cent.
sterling excnange-strong, with actual bus-
ness in bankers' bills at SaS714C14. 875s for de.
mand, and "a S6l * I94 965h for so days.
Posted rates -S4. .S715iDA. 9Ssz.
Commercial bilis-$4, So, 5,aG4. s5sI.
Silver certificates -63]sc Dld.
sAN FRANcisCo, Oct. 12.--5ight drafts on
New Yors. per $l0O, 1215,.
Sterling bills on London, bankers 60-day
bills, Sa.s6s4
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Bank OF England discount
rate, per cent.
Consols, 1919.
MINING SHARES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as
frt1,,
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Bank of Eugland Bullion.
Sam FrancIsco Grain Nrarketa.

LONDON, Oct. I2.-The amount of gold gon
int, the Bank OF England today on baianc
was G3, 900.
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.Ohioaro Gra.n aud ProvIsions.

CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-Dulness was the feature
in the speculative market todav. Prices of the
two leading ceareals averaged below yesterdays
closing prices
Oats gained &c.
Provisions frin; closed slightly higher,
u.l. ftrtfr nj ncod no foil
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EYFCrfT. lEpARTHFNT

bTATE OF IALlFOENfA1
EXECUTIVE DgPARTAENT,
SACRAMENTO. August a, 1S94-y
WHEREAS, The Legislature OF the state oa
CsiiiornIF, at Its thirtieth session, beginning
on the second day OF January, A. ID. 1888, two
thirds of ali the members elected TO each of th@
houses OF said Legislature voting in favor thsro-
of, proposed the folio owing described amend
naents TO the constitution of the state of Caliiors
MIA, to-wit:
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

opslon sales. aoni; c.osed at 8 55s' bid. Lima
oil sales, none.
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Petroleum

NEw YORK. Oct. ~ Petroleum was steady:
Pennsylvania oil aales, noa,; Novafnosr
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NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-rhe closing quotations
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Stocks and Bonds,

| Not included in total.
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BOVINES MUST GO.
The Hampton Cattle Ordinance
RecOnsiaered aad a New
Limit Named.
THE POLICE FORCE REDUCED.
A Committee Appointed TO Locate Water
Mains for GsOsport-The Echo En-
dOrsed for Its Timely Tirade
Against the Depot Buns.

There was a full meeting Of council
Monday night, every member being pres
emit and the mayor in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and adopted, as were also the re-
ports Of committees, etc.
1t was thought Harrison, who was sus-
pended from the force for conduct unbe-
coming an officer, wonld he tried, but the
matter was not preached a communion
ton was read from Mr.. Harrison, tender
ing his resignation. 1t was accepted and
that was ALL
No one was appointed to fill the yaean-
cy aud the Office was abolished. The
chief of police, however, was instructed
to detail one man at certain hours when
he would be most needed. The cost Of a
horse will only be $40 per month, thus
saving of $50 is made.
A committee composed of Messrs. Swee-
ney, Hampton, and George was appointed
to locate the water mains for the extern
sion to GOosport.
Mr.. Hampton gave notice that at the
next meeting he would introduce an ordi-
nance regulating street fakirs.
The, now famous, COW ordinance was
again taken up and, on reconsideration,
it was agreed to fix the boundary to in
elude the city, except that part north Of
the Southern Pacific railroad. east Of the
K. c., y. q G. R'y, aud south Of Pitbon
eoulee and Seventh street. The ordi-
nance will go into effect on December p,
and the police viii be instructed to rigid
ly enforce the same.
Mr.. George and Mr.. Hampton referred
to the article in the ECHo Of Nov 30,
where the attention Of the city officials
was called to the buns aud lewd women
who eongregated at the depot. The
mayor and council heartily endorsed /
the article, aud steps will be taken to
remedy the evil
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Our side WON.
But i.0clpOrt Came in Close
Second, Losing By
Only One.
MR. ". B. D8SHAZO WOUNDED.
A Trap Was Sprung Prematurely and His
Hand Badly Crushed-The Rival Gun
Clubs Made No Startling Records.
Another Shoot Soon.

Quite number Of people assembled at
Pleasure Park Sunday afternoon, to wit
ness another shooting match between the
Lake Charles and Locl1port gun clubs.
The weather was altogether propitious,
it being cloudy and no wind blowing,
thus making everything favorable for the
shootists.
An accident occurred, however, which
somewhat married the pleasure of the
evening. While Mr.. W. B. DeShazo, one
of the crack shots Of the Lake Charles
team, was examining the trap which is
used to send out the clay pigeons, some
one sprung it, and Mr.. DeShazo's left
hand was caught and badly crushed
just below the knucbles. The wound
was exceedingly painful, the skin being
torn away from the flesh and the bones
and ligaments badly crushed.
Through the courtesy Of the crew of
one of the K. c. w. &c, switch engines,
the wounded man was placed in the cab
aud brought as far as the freight depot,
where friend took him into his buggy
and drove him to his residence. DR..
Richardson was summoned and dressed
the injured member, pronouneing the
wound painful but not necessarily Sc
rious.
Mr.. DeShazo is Que of the best marks
men on the home team and be was greatly
missed. Nevertheless, Lake Charles was
victorious and the score resulted IN 81 to
q. 1t is given in detail below:
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The Realm Of Thespis.


Felix Morris ana his company "enleEeo
a never-to-be-foTgotteu triumph sunday
night. Mr.. Morris Is careful palns'aklhg
character actor Of the most rehned ana
distinguished type. ne is not only a.
actor, but a scholar and master o. several
languages ne mas a0apSeo seNei'i
plays which nave proven gleat successes
aud is known aud admired throughout
Europe as wen as America
a double Olu was presenter ool'''
night "A Game oil CARDS. d one-"e'
comedy belng Asea as " oorO'lln i'ilset,
Mr.. MOTHS appeared as a oeerePlV O4u
man q broken fortunes pfouG @np
sensitive TO q degree that eaHSee h5lu "
resent many "olps spoken III Ai'i''li''''
Behind the scenes pploe-''' oo,n-
edy arranged ana aaapIeu ilom tne
French play The De0utante ny MI,
Morris. hr' Morris was seen lu 'le loie "
Aehlle lulln" Dularu an Wv AoNiioU
French actor nus daughter MUSE A"S
histrionIc apIllty, Dat ls lacking nv Up
portunlty' Az opportunity niiaiiS pNe-
sents Itself ana hose SCORES srea'
success. Mr. Morris portrayal Of VHe
old actor was certainly most ertls'Ae ana
his dialect was perfect. Miss Gef'r0ce
Rivers furnished ad'nir"Vie support III
''Behind the Scenes"
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumbs company con
sisting Of the Count and Baron MagfG
George Liable and Annie Nelson played
to rather small audiences Friday ana
Saturday pights. a large audience q
ladies and children were present ~ Tue
Saturday Matinee The entertainments
furnished by these little people wat
quite pleasing in its way aud an th@'
could be expected from the nldsets'
Miss Jennie Holman, the popular emo
tional actress, will fill Your day engage
ment at the opera house beginning sun
day, Dec 9 and closing 'he 18TH Nus
HOLMAN is quite tqyorlte ~ Lax
Charles and the theatre going public WI
be glad to welcome her back after al
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A so-Called Glove Contest.

What purported to be four round
glove contest between "Profp Billy Lay
ton and an unknown, > took place at the
opera house, Monday night.
1t was one of the biggest fakes ever
perpetrated on an audience and consisted
Principally of sprinting hugging and
lodging. However, inasmuch as no
admission fee was charged, the audience
conld not consistently "kick.r But the
whole performance was so palpably a
put up job, that even as deadheads, the
auditors grew tired of snch farce and
signifed their disgust by kissing and
hooting.
The principals were not in shape and
pulled and snorted like couple of
bellows and that was about the only
thing they did do we'll.
The purse was SIS raised by the audi
ence. Layton was to stop the "un-
known, but, of course, he did not.
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Special Notice.

hereby give notice that / will intro
duee at the next regular meeting the
adoption Of the following ordinance.
An ordinance amending section one ~
Of an ordinance contracting with J. A.
Landry & Co., their successors and as
signs to provide for an efficient system of
electric lighting for the town Lake
Charles so as TO extend said contract
and privilege in point of time from fif-
teen years from it's date to twenty-five
years from November It'll, 1891, so as to
be eo-existent with the water works con-
tract.
SECTION /.
BE it ordained by the board Of alder
men of the town of Lake Charles that
section number one ~ of an ordinance
passed and approved January 26th, 1891
between the town of Lake Charles and
J. A. Landry & Co., their successors and
assigns; said assigns being the Lake
Charles Ice, Light a. Water Works Co.,
be amended SO as to read as follows t0wit:
That in consideration of the public
benefit and with a view to provide an
efficient system of electric lighting in the
town of Lake Charles, the right, franchise
and privilege is hereby granted TO the
Lake Charles Ice, Light a Water Works
CO.. assignees Of =. A. Landry q Co., it's
successors and assigns of erecting main
tanning and operating for the term of
twenty-five years from the 18th day of
November, 1891 a system of electric light
ing in said town. and during said period
Of using the streets, alleys, public squares
places as they now exist or may hereafter
exist OF may hereafter be extended for
the purpose Of erecting poles laying con-
duits, placing lamps, stringing wires and
other apparatus for the conducting and
adequate supply SOf electric
lights TO the town Of Lake Charles and its
II. d. SUMRALL.
Notice is hereby given that ! will in
troduce at the next regular meeting Of
the city council an ordinance providing
for public city market and the issuance
and sale Of city bonds to pay for same
and also for the issuance and sale of
bonds to liguidate the debt of the city,
at the time the amended charter went
into effect if admissible under the
charter. C. j. HAMPTON.
] give notice that ! will introduce at
the next regular meeting an amendment
to ordinance number five repeating sec
ton number four and five Of said OTdi-
nance. L. u. GEORGE.
Notice is hereby given that ] will in
troduce at the next regular meeting Of
the city council an ordinance regulating
fake gambling. G. y. HAMPTON.
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The b. s. Govt Reports
show Royal Bstdgg Powder
superior to I'll Others.

II. Cottam a. Co, Limited, are one
Of the largest AapdleTsof rough rice y
the New Orleans market, aud have Az
silities which are pnsurpassed. Planters
would 10 well to confer with this old re-
liable Arm before placing their eonsign-
lnents elsewhere. The seles department
Of their rice business is supervised w
one Of the eldest vet most eneFeetie
brokers ia New Orleans, who has bier
oagh knowledge Of the market ~ 10
every detail. They are prepared e get
The hest prices for YOU. Give them q
trial 364tf
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Total. ........... 81 Gotal............... 81
The best individual scores, as will be
seen above, were made by members Of the
LOekpOrt teams,
The next shoot will take place in about
two weeks and it is not improbable that
it will be held in Loekport. Definite ar
engagements have not yet been made.
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Methodist Church South.

The thanksgiving dinner served by the
Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. j.. Church,
South, was great success financially
and the snug sum Of Ss7 realized after
paying all expenses.
The society desires to exteud thanks to
all who assisted in this laudable purpose
and particularly to Mrs. Hall for fayors
and eourtisies extended.
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Compiled by III. =. CoTTAM & Co., Ltd.
New Orleans, La, Dec q, 1884.
The market "Opens up this week under
very upfavorGble circumstances. There
is an almost total lack Of demand for
clean rice, and in consequence there are
very few sales Of rough rice. Another
depressing effect is caused BY the con-
tinued importations aud offerings Of for
eigp rice. The general feeling isone Of
sluggishness, althoughin our opinion the
planters are their own masters this year
and with short crops seem bound to have
full fair value or hold pntil trade shall
come to terms
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07

The steam propeller passenger boat
Ramos commenced making regular trips
to LeesbuTg last Monday. Boat leaves
from ferry Janding foot Of Puio Street
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
For freight and passage apply on board.
Al ct
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BELT LIME RAIL WAY.
THME TABLE.


FgERRY STEAMER HAzRIe-Leayes Lake Charles
and Leaves Westake at z, O. and Il q. m, and
1, g. and 8, p. IN.
CAslRRoE MAIL BoAT-lLeavea for tht Gulf every
Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday, att q m, and
Returns every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
dav arriving at 0 p. m.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07

Attention is ealled to the al q 1Re
lake Charles Carriage and BiaekHplllp
worlss, wllich appeprsip another column.
NV firm = composed of ar. Aslcipp
ouasobartb, bic weli kaowp and com
potent blacksmith apd ~ ssoiks
sehwaerzer, . wheelrigbt Of vide TePpte'
Who was for years mapageF q eaefse
4 srift,s establishment. Those DESIRING
Grst class work should call op the apPXe
a..ln
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LAND afiee u New Orleans "a
49,. uL LuuL

LAND once ~ New OFleana ~
October 81 1894,
nj OYICE q hereby Riyea ihet ne follow
lN inE-pamea SETTLER has lled notice 81 bis
intepilon % mske laal proof ~ airport q
be claim. aud inst said proof wiii 80 made
before John W. Rhortr y, :. Colnmls-
aoner, ~ Iowa 2 o., ~, on Mopdey pe.
cember i7th, 1913 w;
eILAs X. SMITH,
who made h1Wesfead entity NO A0Bll An
tbe SE u See n 1pl 9B., IN u WI, La NOE.
He nAqles the following Mitpefses III prove
hi4 continuous reel aepcleupQal enG eplflgas
Nou 81 said land VIZ; lNWan ~ s1eroaH.
Aaron y. Harian q 9i IOWA Z. %. Cpie4-
0eu parish. IN.
g. Ned BRUNBY, Register
gIff
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I.oRETgA, Ia, NOV. %, iket.
hereby give u0tice that I intend home
sfeading Tie follogluR described state lands,
OR il West, NJ d eEJ( 81 See - -. 2
81, Of d u. Southwest Louisiana Meridian,
81 81. Us. STAMPS.
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The party who mailed letter Thursday,
NOV, 18th to my address may hear some
thing to his advantage by oommunica-
ting at once with,
A. S. TRUNfBo.
P.O. Box 1920, New Orleans La.
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Prince Bismarck is partly of slav orr
gin. His ancestor emigrated to Russia
in the eighteenth century, and event
ually became governor ofLivonia.
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Aareraised L.essers

List of letters remaining in the Lake Charles
pOst0tioe after Saturday Of the week ending
bee LIST 1894 PARTIES calling for any Of
them will please say advertised'
LADIES List
Aruester, Miss Emma Braokstan Miss Alaeny
5CaIoux, Inoy Clark Miss MnIy.
Davis Mps Mandy Foreman Mrs Annie
Hunter Mrn Arrelia Hailatoek. Miss Edy
Hills Miss Iiddle Kelly Mrs d A
IiDdOu, alice M0s6, Mrs Mela
Martin Mary b RalvepsDn, Lureda
Miss Francis care Mary Sulvin LiNer
Ann Robinson Walker, Mrs Sarah
oENrlRAEs's List.
sBrnober Joe Bruas William
Burge AndrNw burnett, Ohas
Conner, ThOs u C0lman q q
EstabrOOk, o II Faechi Gus
sGFadIpgiago Jos Jphnsou Rev M
johnson Engli4h Mnrphy James QtorelgW
Mitchell, Jas Alatyman,
Mcdonald, Al NJ Pope, W
Paslen ID Nv Parker, Prater
Stuart w j. Sparks, Daeid
Soepato, Lengr Iyler, Ih0s
Wilson, j W r
Parties calling for any Of above letters will
p'''''' ''' JAS. P. GEARY P. NJ.
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Miss Andrews, Of Alexandria, who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Boussat re-
turned home Oh Monday after u very
delightful, though brief soiourn.
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Tax collector PerlSins complains lna'
the tax payers are just eraWilllg w Y
SETTLE and that's AL
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When ID doubt where TO buy, buy tTow
Pawn. He has nothing but hrst7elass
cigars and tobacco. ~