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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
ORDER OF SEIZURE AND SALE.
State of Louisiana. Parish of Tensas
Seventh District Court.
Colonial ana United states Ntge. 60.
Va NO...s9


Jho. r. Johnson.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given
that by virtue of an order of seizure
and sale 10 me directed by the above
named Honorable court in the above
styled suit, | will, on
Saturday, the 27lh day of Oct.
y. d., 1891.
ofer for sale at the Court House door
in the town of st. Joseph. in this parish
within the hours prescribed BY law.
that is between the hours of IL O'Clock
a. m. and / o'clock p. m, to the hirh-
est bidder for cash, without appraise-
meni. the following described property
situated in this parish. to-wit:
The fractional last half Of the North
West quarter and the fractional south
East or. ofsec , in Township 8. Range
. East. containing $50 G3-lO0 acres, and
the West half OF the North East or of
sec > in Township 9, II . J., containing
40 acres; also that part of 5. W. Jar. eff
sec. - in +. 10, Il. . f. which lies
East of the Tensas River and contains
lOl acres, containing in all 3J7 G3-1OO
acres, more or less, being all that part
Of the original Denmark plantation on
tue East side of TensaS River and des-
ignated as Lot ''B'' in the partition of
sand plantation between the major and
minor heirs of Henry Hoover, and
bounded as follows. wit:
On tie North and East by the lands
of Flynn * Buell., on the South by the
lands OF Buell. and on the West by the
Icnsas River, together with all build
lngs and appertenances thereon and
thereto attached.
w. c YOUNG, Sheriff.
II. Joseph: sept. DIST, 1894.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
MONEY TO LEND.

We have made arrangements with
the agent of several mortgage cOmpa-
mics in Memphis. Tenn. To lend money
on first mortgages on approved real
estate, the loans IL be eNtei Geo for ten
cars. ana interest li!"tle iIhtaiA
Apply by maIl CT III eIsoi 10
CLIN1CN d CAIIII1.
oct3C Of. Joseph, La. -
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
MACINTOSH
WARNER d SEAELES,
ESTRAY NOTtCE.

Taken up, near New CaItha. Z
Landing, Nov. 3Uth., b. GarUl>h "
ONell, one soIIel hsrsr mule aburt
Z years old ID hands nigh. Dwarf
can get same 10y proving PiuptII }
and paying charges.
GAhBiSH Il ONElL,
King. La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28

MR.. AND MRS. Il. l., 1ULLIS ar
rived on Monday aud are PAS lng u
visit 10 Mr.. Eli Tull,S,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
Notice.

AiPersons found hunting on Holly
WOOD, JOHNSON BEND or Cy-
PRESS GROVE without permission
will be prosecuted according to law a.
tres. asSers. \. BLAND.
". g, FAIOW.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
Dry Weather

Cannot last forever, and rainy days are
coming sooner or later. There is no
time better than the present in witch
10 purchase
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28

Miss LOLA DURBIN, "a win>Omr
young lady of WATERPROOF, Is visits
ing friends IN ST. Joseph.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
NCwLCE.

N"il"" - .rtru, - ell Tia ia.
h"niinG aud Trapping ~ !.diIIlgr>
- lor"ldIeu un Iur DS.:rola, Bundu
Iahi. B"lIHt BAY. Mound AAonddlr
ana Nj Ararat plantations.
wv Iir>paS~eT> " II be prosecuted.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28

Appointments for WatcrrIool
circuit for 1892. Morning service
Ii o'clock "A. m.
FIRST Sunday in each month.
Wesley Chapel.
Second Sunday in each month,
Waterproof.
Third Sunday in each month, II
Joseph.
Fourth Sunday in each month,
Waterproof.
Ogden's, Second Sunday. 3 y M
=. :. CORNELL, p. G..
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP

HORSE SHOEING AND ROLLER
PATCHING 4 SPECIALITY.
>. ii, ANDREWS ST. JOSEPH
All work quickly and neatly done.
Special attention given To country
orders. ilyS ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
THE N.4TCHEZ,"
N.fTCHEZ. MISS

4 modern, first-class Hotel elegantly
furnished and equipped with every
convenience and luxury to insure the
comfort of guests.
The "Natchez' is admitted to be the
most elegant hotel in the South.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28

For Ga ale,

Young Half Bred Jersey Cows with
calves at side. Prices Moderate. Also
Pair Jersey Heifers years old.
sep'-It j. h. SLICFR.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
The Telsas Gazette.
MAILS CLOSE.
NEW Light MATT,

caves -. Joseph --Iuesday's anG saturGa,
a. ~.
arTIves--At pm.
Money OIlJrs nor issued after : o'cI,cs Il %.
a. BONDURANT P.M.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-28
ST. JOSEPHLODGE No. 79,I. G. A. II

Meets in their Lodge Hall at -. Joseph On
the First "Wednesday of every month.
l.. A. MURDOrK, W.M.
C.G. NICHOLS Sec'v.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-10
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Die Meinberge Der preuBiihen 9Da
nGne btlben. bas grDBte Weingut i'm
Oeutf6en 3ei9. Sic liegen in ben
berborraqenbIten ipeinbdutreibenben
@emarfungen bes Rbeintbals unb be-
ftnbsn 1i9 faft burdneg in beren be-
1ten 2agen. Sbr ge1ammter umfang
betrGgt 1853 5ettar, unb biefe 6ldae,
Die in ben leBten 25 Sabren MIR rn=
tpeIentli9e 8erdnbertngea trfabren
bat, pertbeilt ii9 nit runb 6,7 6eftar
auf So9beirn, SO auf 8iesbaben
(Nerpberg), 8,3 auf 9attenbeim ausz
f9lieblta Steinbers, 2,6 duf BEN
Gtetnberg (9en,einpe Sattenbein), 3,4
ouf grba9 (Marfobrunner), IL auf
&iebrib (@rdFnbersl, 81 auf gfiibesz
bein, 3,5 auf @ibingen unb NIT 1876
6eftar auf MBmannsbaufsr- Ser am
nGbernbe Wertb bss eanaen 8eitses
tpirb auf 2,515,037 Marf bere9net,
bas ma9t auf ben 9sftar 32,897 Wf.
Dem 8au BON Hot6tuetr bienen nur
runb II 9eftar Bel 4Bmannsbaufen;
iie iinb NIT SpGtburgunber (&lehrpt)
bepflan5t. 9l[Ie iibrigen Sld9en bie=
nen benz 8au bon Meibipein, unb in
biefen bsitebt Der RebsniaB gum sr0B=
ten Sbeil aus Hiesltng. Der gea
fammte 9erbitertrus Der OontdniaTa
glitter belief it4 in ben 25 sSabren BON
1866 Bis 1890 auf 29,250 0eftoltter
pber 2437 Stiid, Der GrlDs unb Der
Wertb Der perbliebenen 8eitdnbe auf
4,9O5,33 Wtarf. Dur919uittti9
bra9te bemna9 bas syabr ITO 0eftoz
liter ober 81 Ia Gtiid unh einen Gr.
l0s besiebungstpetfe Mertb bon 1867
213 Marf. Die Sabrgdnge ftnb ie<
bod auBerprbentlieb Der19ieben. Den
gerinsIten @rtrag fieferten Die Sabre
1872 unb 1879 NIT 204 unb 343 9et-
tpl., ben b69Tten bic Sabre 1866 unb
1868 mif 1872 unb 5eftpl. Den
bD9iten Gelberlos bradte bas Sa6r
1884 nit 847.437 Mart fir 1911
Seftoliter, bic niebrigfte ginnabms
Bate bic Spndns i'm Sabre 1882, ba
man fir sos 9eftoliter MIR 22,622
Uaarf einnabm. Der h0dIts Ginselz
prsis fir has 0ettoliter tpurbe in benz
25 sSabren ss5ablt fir ben Steinber.
qer NIT 2788 Mf., Der niebrigfte fir
ben gferoberger nit nur 20 Mart. Mie
}9tpanfenb bic Grtrage felbit Der bez
ten Gage Bel Der aufmerffanrfen 8e-
banblnns finb, asigt fih, tpenn ina bO<
rem, bab bic fleinite Grnte (1872) fich
5ur grDBten (1870l perbdlt tpie I: 23.
g2o1 pieI erbebfiher finb bic 1lnter-I
Iliebe il, ben preiIen. go hstrug ber
seringfte preis fir 1 9eftol 1886sr
Gteinberser tfur 20,71 ~, tpdbrenh'
bie bette 1868er MusIe1s bon ben Edrd>
tDrsn auf $500 M. fir ben AettoIitsx,
gef1dbt iDurbe; bns behratst etnsN Nrejsss
Ihpantuua bon /: 10 i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-10
= Cine meme sinnier iii

Cine neue Wanier fir
gprtraitnalerei. 8arpn Maron MoIeS
SerIdbeim mid feline 0artenmauer ana
titreihen LalIsn ,nO olS ct ii1 Bel ben
WaIsr mad benz prsiie erfunoist iaSt
bieIer :,m Sd!ub: o99enn iie nur ses
ipreilteit tpiro, foitet es balb 10 bel" |;
iporauf osnn aud bic Mauer nur ees
Iprentelt spiro. Balb barauf min er ieis'
a,ea tbeueren 6dlfte iein Bprtrait gum
@eburtstas ldenfen ,no sebt gu benz
9rofenpr t., benz beriibnlteiten Yprtraits
mailer in ber Stabt pelher ais setpphnsi
Iides Soonprar fir oas setpinibte Bib
1000 Olarf nernt. Ser Baron ma6tl
elm finiiereS Geiiht balb aber beat es
iib ipieber al1f benn ibm lit eth gutter
GeSanfe sefommen, i6lau bIinselnb itobt
er ben Nlaler NIT benz Gllenbpsen in Die
Seite unO iast SRA, Serr prnfehor,
henn fprenfeln Sc nser."
Neitsnatipn. Der Nrieber.
te BON yledarbDIiins fommt abserlfen
nnb serlumpt aus ben Golbminen Galts
forniens in San Sraneisco an. - Sa
6eaesnet ibm ber 8reBelbannes. mnb eS
sntipinnt fid baS folsenoe 3tpieseiprdd:
Brebelbannes: uSello, Srleperle,
po fpn,mit benn Du her z" Sries
berle: ,,Slus be Golominen fou,mt' l."
- 8rebelb bannes 8: .,Salt aber,
{beints, net piel @ulb s'funba 81
Srieberle:n nNir bab' Il sfinben gar
nir!" - 8retelbannS: DSa, tpas
batt'it benn au' s'madt, tpenn 1u tpas
s'fmnba bdtt't?"-Srieberle: ngsa9
Redarbpliinsen mar i nous'sarsa unb
batt' 3 SirIdiuirtb . 8arbele 8 bsirath'. :
DreBeIbanne8: Du 9faerIc, g
6ir1dmirtb'S Barbels bat 10 ppr'm a.
sabr ihD S'bsiratb." - 6xisberlc:
.Was, bic Sat sbeirat1'g DoEnsripets
ter, iet. bin / mr. iroh, eca / nts 8 funs
ba bab'."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-10
XXVII.
9ie W a + + + E it,

eSn Falflanb=Serrace rief Die S1ads
ribt Dpn @eors's Serunsliifuns
einen beftige1 Sdreden berpor. Wfrs.
Mclano oa6te iofort an Die 2af,
pel1e bas Sbifial ibr aufbiiroete;
Scr. Mclano, obsleih auf's s6mer3=
li1Ite ergriffen, tbeilte oieien @eoan=
Ten, ben leine Satin in Der ibr eise=
men Weile, nit ber lie ibre Selbfiubt
au peroefen perltano, ibm einreoete.
Scr. Hennie ielblt bradte Gieorg
ais Snpalioen na6 Sauie. Nls Mrs.
Mclano ben Stiefiobn erblidte, blei1,
ben leeren Mermel aufgeiteft, alns
lie tDm flugertpeiie nit Der miittera
liden 3d,tli1teit, ipelde auf ben
5diffseisentbiiner ginorud MAIDEN
folte. entgesen;
,Mein armer. lieber Sunse!" rief
1ie aus. .inoem iie ibn umarmte.
,Bie iebnten mir uns nab Dir! Wie
ipoaen mir bid pfle9en! Wie gut
BON Sbnen. Mr. Gennie. ielbit uns
ben lieben Sungen su brinsen! Bdre
bod Wtr. Melanb bier! Gr tpiirbe
Sbnen beiier, als ib es Dermag. ban-
fen f5nnen!"
SD that nur meine pHidt, inoem
ih i'm bierber bra1te. Der mir ben
@Obn rettete!" ertuiOerte Wr. &ennie
i'm itarf-lbottif9en Dialeft. sd
boffe. baB es mir geltattet iein tuiro,
nod mebr fur ibn 81 tbun!@
8eora tuelher augenlheinlih iebr
ansesriifen mar, lieB iid auf einen
6tubl fallen.
SD bin fhredli6 matt iaste er
etipas nerp0s. .Wo lit Mar9e2"
,Sn poris BEL Dntel garteret. :
perieste Mrs. garteret. fife amalirt
fih!~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-10

Du bsr g1ame MeliIlu ieBt hdlitiy IS
In Der SaaesprsHe gendnnt iDlro, ,piTIle e
sine Mittbeilunq iiber bic ipani1aen
grefibios ober GaubbefeitignngeII als
Der maroccanifhen Giiite, 5u iDelDeH
Melila geb0rt, fnobl bas Sntereiis z lpcss g
terer Rreife beanfprn1sn. Ots pIsS
fbios finb fiinf feife Wdse ~ ufaIpeS
co, pelde bon ben Spdnisrn N DeH
gdmpfen qeqen bic mauren bebanpleI
iporben iinb. Diefelben HstBe': y.
geuta, 2. penon @ele5 be Ia 0onlsra, lsI
pber fura Geles, 8. MIbueemass 4. wtes
lila, 5. Die g6affarinas. Sie yrelf1
bios bienen getpDbnfi9 als WerbrlnS
aunasorte fir fpanil6e Gefangs1e, Ots
Bier unter 2tufIicbt Der SpiDaten aH
ben sseitunqsz, WaHer@ nnb 9dfeI1z
gauten arbeiten. Nibt feltsH Der1iI>
den bic @efangensn bic 5lubt, DelDe
ibnen 3iemlib lei9t 1T, ba tie angsr.
balb ibrer Nrbsits5eit fiA alen1lteD frs'
be>peaen biirfen. SnbefIen fomnsn re
BEL ben Mauren libel an, 10 oaB 1te 1tn
na6 ben pre1ibiDs 5urldiDun1msn.
0ie pibtigfte Stabt 1T genta. Sts
bat I6er 10000 riibrige GinipOhr1er.
Oie Gtobt lit iehr rstnlt1 nnb mahf
einsn beiIeren Ginbrud, ioie manne
6tabt Spaniens. Nudb 1T lie Der SIB
zines gii i9ofes. sir Die Spanier IT
fie Elm GrIab fir Gibraltar. Mls
!Re5te Der maurif9en 9errf9aft ilaD
pernidtet; cine CUR air1e nmgefDaa-
bette Meof6ee lit bcs et'l5tge Grtni1es
rungsseiden an btefelbe- Gsuto bieB
i'm W1ittelulter @epta, entfanoen aus
benz lateinii9en 5eptsm 5ratres lStea
ben 8riiber), tporunter Die fieben BerSe
Der umeegenb geureint iparen. .Sn
Geuta purbe bic erite Papierfabrtf Oes
Mbenblanoes bon einem Mraber gez
arInbet, Der bic Dapisr=5 =5dbrifatton IN
China gelernt bate. g.erta tam l4lo
bur1 Groberung an portugal, 1850
nit 9ortugul an Spanien; BET Der
Srennung Yortugals bon Spanien I'M
Sabre 1910 perblieb es Bel Spdnten.
penpn 8els5 be ia 9omera liegt auf
siner eynIel, tpel9e feit 1854 IN ipartt-
5hem 8efiBe lit. penon betBt 5els&
fuppe. Der Srt 1T bon seringer Be
beutunq unb bat nur 450 Gintpobnes.
@lbucen1as bat $40 Ginipobner. Gs
fiegt auf etnem fablen Gelfea. Die
2ebensmittel, iogur oas Srinftpaher
muhen aus Spanten bei9Gfft perben.
Der plab perurfd9t bes9afb ben Spaz
niern groBe Soften. Meiilla TT bic
atpeitgrObte Stabt Der preiibtos; iie
bat $500 gintpobner. Die 4rdber
pergleinen ben fart befeitigten Srt
nit elmer Observation-Disclosures, bic aus
benz Meere berporrugt unb an beren
ganKr ale pfeile abpralen. DEN
g1arnen Gbaffarinas fiibren bret Snz
feln, tpel9e suIamnen 700 gintpobner
boben. gaur bic rittlere sSniel ift be-
tpo6nt; auf ben betbea anbern itebt ie
Elm 6aus. Die 2ebensmittel unb bas
MaiIsr rniiiIsn BON Wealaga be1orgt
iperben. Muf ben Preiibios ftnb bic
syrauen in Der Minberaabl, bd bic
@clbaten unb bic 8efangenen berfelz
ben entbebren. StelIenipeiie Derbdlt
iicb lire 3abl 5u Der Der Mde.,er nie
ems au feds.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-10

m0gen uno cine JeiIs nod Stalien
nufsuseben, 10 peroient Sbr Wunih,
beriifiidtist gu rperoen," /" ipra9 Mr.
Rennie iebr beitimmt. sd bleibe
einige Sage in Der 5taot uno milf
nit M}r. @clano reben. Sir jeBt
aber min ib eeben; - i'd bin bod
nur Elm Ssremoer fir Sie!"
%, nein, 9etuiB ni6t!" rief Mar-
iorp. nSie i6einen mir pielmebr
Elm tpirtliher TreunO gu iein."
Wie ungeitiim oas 9inb 1T, =
faste Wrs. NclanO, ibre Sano slei6.
Jam idmei6elnp auf MariorD's
Sdultern leseno. ngntl9ulbigen
sic ibre formloie glrt!"
uSormloie Nrt!" pieberbolte Mr.
Gennic, inoem er aufitano. sd
hoffe, lie befommt ME eine anoere.
Gier lit meine Garte. sic trefen
mid immer in Sen6ur6 Street.
@uten Morgen, Mrs. 9lclano. Sbr
Sunge liebt f1on beKer aus. 2ahen
Sie bic S6toelter ibn pHegen uno i'd
bin iiberseust, iie eripart Sbne cine
Doftorrednuns."
st fdiittelte ibnen bic Sdnoe. sas
@eorg einen freunol6aftli6en S6lag
auf Die Nhiel unb perlieB lie, ielbit-
berltdnoli6 BON Mrs. NclanO pobl.
berednet begleitet.
Nls bieie suriiffebrte, mar tbr Wes
fen gesen borber wie ausgetaui6t;
aber felbit bas I6arfe 0erbOr, Dem
iie Mariorp unterwarf, permo6te
ni6t bas Slid gu it0ren, tuel6es Der
glif in bic 3utunft Yeioen 9e5ei9t
bate.
W3r. Nclonb tpar nibt 10 leiht fir
ben bon Str. Nennje sntlporfenen
glan gu 9enlnnen, nie Wtariorp uno
Georg li6 ein5ureoen iu6ten. IS
tpioerltrebte ieinem Stols, oaB feline
! beioen 3inoer 10 su lagen BON Der
Oiite eiues 6remben leben iollten uno
ba feline Satin ibm nl6ts oage9en
ia9te, 10 foltete e5 einen barten
&f, e6e er ih BON Wtr, Gennie
iiberseu9en lies, oaB Der ielbe tpirtli9
nur Geors's SeItes pOllte, uno eno-
li0 feline @inmlIligun9 9ab.
Stun s0gerte Warjorp ni6t, an
Mrs. @arteret 3u f6reiben.
9ieielbe antmortete freunOli6, ober
! 3iemli6 trofen. Sic uiinltte, Dtar-
iorp m09te ihr ab uno su ldreiben,
Oa lie li6 INNER fir lie interelliren
merbe, Borte, lpelde Waarjorp bors
iiberg.benb enttdul6ten.
0ie ueberlieoelung Der 8ef9tpiIter
erfolete ni9t iofort. 8eorg iollte
er1t einen fur5en Seiu6 bel ieinem
Treunoe 6orbes 8ennie MAIDEN; ins
spil6en tpollte man aQes berri4ten.
Dim Sage Dor ieiner 4breiie mar
8eorg bsf9df fttst, su tdreiben, Tim Su
periu9en, ii9 an feline ginieitigteit
su sepobnen. Wariorp LAB babel
uno las; Mrs. 4clano mar, tuie ge-
p0bnli9, aus9e9angen.
MariorD mar tief in 8eoanfen; lie
baute 2ufti6lOher in ge5us auf ibr
3ulammenleben nit Georg uno era
oins lid in MutbmaBungen, mas
Mr. gllis iagen, tbun uno oenten
tpiiroe, menn er bDrte, oaB lie bic
garterets perlaiier babe.
60 fubr lie eri6rofen auf, als bas
MdO6en ploblid: Sin 9err fur Sic"
meloete uno gQis etntrat.
uSie oabten mobl ni6t oaran,
mid bier su feben?" fraate ct freunoz
lid. SD bate in Gei1dIten nab
2onoon gu fommen uno periprGb
Wers. Garteret, Sic aufsuIu6en uno
| au ieben, tpie es Sbrem 8ruOer gebt. l."
Mariorp itammelte, OaB lie iiber
iein Sommen erfreut lei, mas ibc
Geiibt ieOpb 2iigen itrafte, uno lieB
es gu, oaB ct ibre Sanb einen Au9en-
bid felt in Der ieinen belt.
(6ortiebun9 fol9t.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-10

vSie Derosn li6 einige 3eit aler
&opfarbeit entbelitr millen. -"
.Das miro i1wer Fetx. Sd bin ia
Sriieur meines 3ei9ens.
yrretWrd ung.
Run, pie Bot Sbnen pie parahs
gefaaen, snaoisss Jrdulein9"
80, muuoerpoa. i'd mohte leoem
einsclnen Mann bic 6ano oriiden J"
,Wihen Sic mas: @eeen Sic mir
sinen &uB uno bic SADIE 1T abse'
uodtl"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-08
KNOWLEDGE

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ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
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Its excellence is due to its presenting
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Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
SITS in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
featured by the California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-08
A BOGUS GAME CONSTABLE.
He Claimed 500 from W. j. Arken
for Shooting AlliRators.

Ormond, Fla, Feb. considerable
excitement was occasioned here this even
ing by the attempt of a stranger to i'm
pose upon a party Of prominent New
Workers. w J. Arkell, the publisher of
the Judge, recently arrived at Or
mond with his father, ex-senator
Arkell, Of Canaioharie, Bernhard
Gillian, the cartoonist, and several
others. To-day the party chartered a
steamer and went up the Tomaka river
to hunt alligatOrs. They fired at several,
but captured none. On their return the
party went to the beach for a bath in the
surf, when a stranger, claiming to be
state game protector, accused the gentle
men of violation of the state
game law, by shooting alligators
out of season, and demanded payment
of the alleged penalty Of 500. Mr.. Arkeu
reported the matter TO the prOprieJOrs of
the Hotel Ormond, whereupOn the
stranger disappeared 1t was suspected
that he was an imposter, and a telegram
detailing the facts was at once sent to
Gov. Mitchell, who promptly wired back
as follows:
w. j. Arkell, Hotel Ormond: There is no
law prohibiting shooting alligators in this
state HENRY L. MITCHELL.
Governor.
The proprietors of the Hotel Ormond
have offered a reward of $500 for the cap
ture of the pretended gam constable.
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Racing at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. Following is a
summary of to-day's races:
First unconditional Lancers of Boston;
purse, 5000. for 3-year-olds, three quarters Of
mile: Gleasome. : to l, won; Mary b. M.
second; Ovation. third. Time lis.
Second Race B lgess Corps. Albany, N.
Y; selling; purse, 90; five eighths Of a mile
Matte Ii oward, 10 ?, won, with Minnehaha
second, and Eva's Kid third. Time. .02H.
Third Race-Gate City G ards, of Atlanta,
Ca, purse $3.50, selling, seven-eighths OF a
mile. Viola Bell, 10 to 1. won, with Miss
Knott second and Shiloh third. lime
l:2SA
Fourth Race-Continental Guards. New Or
leans, Ia, handicap purse 800, one mile.
Marie Lowell, to |, won, with Capt Ham
mer second aud Boro third Time i:4i15.
Fifth hace-Governors Grays, DUBUQUE,
Ia. selling. purse $3.50, one mile and seventy
yards. Duke of Milpitas won. with emma
Mac second and Mezzotint third Time 1:4614
Sixth Race-Louisiana National Guard,
selling, purse $3.50. three quarters of a mile.
Baby Bill, to /, won, with Bonny Kate sec
ond and Myrtle Artha third Time 1:l6.
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DOGS AFTER THE BIRDS.
A Heavy Rain Interferes With Their
Work in the Field Trials.

A Heavy Rain Interferes With Their
Work in the Field Trials.
New Albany, Miss, Feb. IA heavy
storm stopped competition in the southern
field trials this afternoon, when the heat
between Bessie Shoupe and Topsy's Rod
was run. Rain again set in soon after
this heat began, and continued until
the end. 1t was good working heat, but
there was a lot of unfair rushing
permitted. The work on birds was nearly
alike both in numbers found and skill in
working on them. Each found two bevys
and pointed five single birds. The work
Of Bessie, taken as a whole throughout
the stake, was far better than that of
GOpsy's Rod. The winners are: Avant g.
Thayer kennel, Topsys Rod first; G. P.
stokes Bessie ShOupe second, and equal
for third are Pierre Lorllard's light
field, the Resale Manchester Kennel
Company's Callie White, and c. p.
Stokes Allene.
The all-age was then begun. The first
between Lillian Russell and De Soto was
run in the rain. Lillian outclassed her
competitor in every respect, and found
great many birds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-08
BRUNswIcK's WIRE BUDGET.
The Strike Of the Longshor men
Failure-Two Men Insane.

The Strike or the Longshor men a
Failure-Two Men Insane.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb THE strike Of
the longshoremen has not resulted as dis
astrously to shipping as was expected.
Several gangs are at work for less wages
than the longshoremen struck for, and
all shipping viii progress without serious
consequences. The union men, however,
are still out.
Charles Gardner and Will LAWN, both
white, were adjudged insane by Jury in
Ordinary Darts court this morning, and
ordered sent to the Milledgeville asylum
Owing to violent spells each is subject to,
the jury went to their cells TO examine
them. LAWN, who is a Russian by birth.
and who went crazy during his brothers.
illness with fever last summer, full &C
counts of which have been published,
ragged fiercely when examined.
Gardner, who was formerly of Macon.
thinks himself DIR. Brunner's special
agent in this section, and, after seeing
Sheriff Berrie and DR.. Butts, announced
emphatically, Gentlemen, l am attend
ing to DR.. Brunner's business" empha-
sizing his manner of doing so by a series
of unearthly yells. There was no dis
agreement on the mems insanity, as both
gave ample evidence of it.
The cOroner's jury rendered a verdict
of justihable homicide in the case of
Frank M. Scarlet, who killed j. Keene
several days ago while Keene was en-
deaVoring to kill him
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OF CERTAIN PROPERTY NORTH OF
ANDERSON STREET EXTENDED.

City Treasures Once, Savannah, Ca, Jan
20, lS94.-Notice is hereby given that the
assessment book filed in this ONCE Jan ~,
1894, and covered by the resolution OF Council
passed Jan. II, 1894, contains valuations of
real estate aad improvements not heretofore
assessed for taxation. lying between Ander-
son street, as extended, and Wheaton street,
and east of the TRACKS Of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railroad Company, the
same Icing in the wards known as the At
lantic, Johnston Kelly, Haywood Schley,
Weed. Padelford and Telfair wards. This
assessment, for the property mentioned in
this notice, is open for inspection in this
cerned to tile their objections, if any they
have, within thirty days from this date.
Otherwise the assessment mentioned will be
final and conclusive as estai fishing the value
by which to estimate the tax to be collected
for the year 1894. Objections must be made
in writing and addressed to the assessment
committee, and left with the clerk Of council
c. S. HARDEE,
CITY Treasurer