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The evening world., 1894-01-08

charge of assaulting and robbing Gulcem Hex
okech. 4 Greek. The trio were arrested last
night at 81 Oliver street. where the alleged Of
Tense took Mace. The Greek said that he met
the women on the street and went with them 10
the Oliver street house.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
BROKE HER SISTERS ARM.
Kate Rollins SyrIkrS Maria Ritter
with u Chair.

Kate Rollins, Of 752 Jersey avenue,
Jersey city, was held Tor trial this morn
Ing upon a charge of assaulting her sis
ter, Maria Ritter, OF the same address.
Kate struck ner WIN II chaIr, breuKIng
her arm,
Mrs, Ritter wa taken to the City Hos
pital for treatment.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Where Is walter Percy smith

The police have found no trace of Waiter Percy
Saith. the r!xtscl- year-old son Of Banker Walter
D. Smith. OF EliLabct1. n. j., who has been miss
ing since Friday. lie camc here TO attend a con
cert Of the Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Music
Hall. This afternoon a meeting OF the uaAers Of
the hall Will be held 70. ascertain whether any Of
them emembsr seeing him.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
New >ori> Dancers Prosecutor.

BOSTON. Jan. S-l'clle NJ. Morris. a New York
ballet dancer. hal charles T. johnson. steward
~ q No" Work. h0.tl, In court this morning
she sage Johnson followed her from New Noik
abl whon she refused In return with him he cut
M all h"r r'gbts and threatened to kul her.
Judge Hardy sent johnson back 70 cNw York.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
He Was beaten aud Robbed.

Thomas Mulhesrn. his wife, Doris. and a young
woman who gave her name a. Harriet Mulhearu.
were hsldsin the ronbs Police Court to-day o. .
The evening world., 1894-01-08
BoJy Found IN the River.

NEWARK, n, j.. Jan, ga body Of an I'M
known man was found In the Passaic River this
afternoon. The man was evidently a boatman.
There was nothing on his person 10 lead 70 hia
identity.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Mean of Him.

-1Nn Life)
Mrs. Pciehblow-whYNa Noes your husband carry
such a tremendous amoah>xof life insurance.
when he's In such perfect heshhf
Mrs. Flicker-oh. iust 70 talSslizs me Men
are naturally cruel
The evening world., 1894-01-08
panbury HnttcrS Going to Newark.

wy Ahtotlhttd lfeAf
DANBuRr, Corn, Jan, S.-The hat Arm OF
BeckeTle a Co. began preparations to-day 20
move to Newark. ", ]. Their removal results
from the lockout which haA been goinE on for
several weekA
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Guilty of Bigamy

Lawrence L. Richie entered a plea OF guilty 10
. charge Of biEaHy before Judge Moore. in the
Court Of Sessions. BrookIya. this morning, and
The evening world., 1894-01-08
DID REX ABDUCT ROSA?

nstarn denies the charge.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Whining ',toci. =.

The following are the closing quota,
tluns OF mining stocks at the con.
sulilHt-l ENchnng" to-day:
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16
LlXCOLON'S PASSES.

A gentleman entered M. Lin-
r"In's private Oific~ in the spring Of
iS62 a.d earn-sily requested a pass
to Ricl, mon,i. "A pass to Rich
,nond!" exclaimed the president.
..Why, my ,ira- sir, ii l should give
yOu our u would dO you mo- good.
You may think It very strange, but
there ave u lot Of fellows between
here aud Richmond who ~ith~'
can't read or are p,siudlcrsi against
every man Who tOtes u pass fronl
me. have given Mcclellan an'
more than 2Otl. 900 others l,asses I,
Rich hmOnd, an,i not one "f them ha'
got there yeG."-San FraucIsc'
ArgOnaut.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16
ARKANSAS LEVEES.

The Beacon Nrwa. Of Richland
parish. LA., has Nh interview. under
date Of Isag Thursday. sh'sh gives
some in,e eating details concerning
the Arkansxa lrv~~s. Its lnioI mant
says that I'll the i~v~es 0f the lOwe'
ayssem had bern topped. hot were
not in nrat class order.
The irve~s from Brooks Mill NJ
north to- Lima are ~ ROOd c0U,'itiOn.
-Four miles above Luna. on what 10
xnown ~ the Painter Fsrrst ays
TEN, thr lev~e will have to te
watchr,l. This, hOwrvss. has h~~n
topped two feet above ne water Ot
las, year. Tb~se is -four miles. Oi
I-vrs from Gaines Landing or tu
md i"cIuling Lower Boxgy Bayou
that il now being topped b., the
UHiied States sos erNment Two feet
a'wvr high water. This I'oitIon oi
the l~vee ~ nov aDdpr contract "a
l@ rebuilt by the United StaIes
government ~ 1895. FrOm thence
to the railroad, one anh half mile'
,srlOw Arkansas CITY, the levpr'
are in 6ne condition. TIE Eunic'
aud Fulton Lake lrv~es. built b!
the Trnxas Basin L~,r~ Board, ar
completed and are In excellen
shape. The railroad levee, hou
Fulton Lake, to ab0Ve the ccS
shoot IN Arkansas City, will h
completed in two weeks, excrl
two siati0us. which 10 1t the lake
From the coal shoot to the depot
a'~at 800 yards Is still not rsisr'
tut they expect to hold It VT
sacks iu tho event Of high WsteI
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16
PROCTOR AND CHANDLER.

Those Who know the slmOst grud
aud solemn manner OF Senator
PrsriOr Oi Vermont t-vrnerring.
however. heaps at quiet ian aud n
X heart ~ tender ~ n 2 shilling
shirt-,hr following little squ'b will
.eem natural enough: Prrrl'li"E
at u banquet. he called on Senator
William E Chau,ile: tor u few Te.
marks. who ut once pr~facesl them
by hts surprise that Senator PiOc
tor should have ~ kindly noticed
him. tor, said he. "a trw days agn
I owe, heard y gentlr,nsu ark h'm
il h~ liked Chandler, to which hr
very carefully answered, Yes. ]
like Chandler, but it's ah acquired
txste." ."-WAsbingtOu Post.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

Progressive Development Of Diver
sined Agriculture In the Delta.

Capt. A. A. Sharp, snperin'en.
dent of the Memphis division OF the
~ NJ. V. sailroa.i, while IN the
city Thnrsday evening, spoke With
much qualification of the change IN
agricnlfural m~thOts in the delta
~ indicated BY planting Operations
thua early IN the arason. The
acreage in rotatoea hss h~en I'm.
meusrly Increased, previ"uS eS-
,rrimsnts in this direction having
proven very profitable. and part'c"
iarly large shipments are expected
from the vicinity Of Lol"lell aud
B.,l.O. Sone wheat has SisO brrD
planted at various points along the
tine Of the road, M M experiment.
aud ia l"oxiug very promising. and
fruit growing IL receiving increased
attention annually ana is likely TO
I've highly remunerative this year.
Hogs have Increased wonderfully
and tho country ie SAID nerer :"
have been 90 we'll stocked with
them.
Capt Sharp spoke verv h"pefnlly
Of the Swedish colony recrntly iOca
ted on tho line Of the road neat
C~ntsrville, Mississippi, ~ likely ia
afford the old time rrsitlsnts anne
vsluxS Die points on c'oi's thar have
not lk-em grown in this RectiOn fOl
market. He believes that valuable
results will follow the introduction
Of such colonies with new blood
aud new ideas.
Relative to the profit side Of thu
change in agriculture. in Missls~ipp
. banker Of proninrncr said re-
Gently that IN the eastern part %
the State, where moro attention
WAS paid to stOck.rais'nR and i~s'
to cotton tor sevrixl vrars past. tl''
farmers are ,splhly hecOminH ih'
t6saiu stxy Of the banks AMI thri
deposits are An item Oi constantl!
Increasing Importance. This. h
consider -,l, WAS the most cOnceivinl
evidence that the business 0t sttcI
grnwinR 10 all its branches MAS
profitable one. an1 il wAs. hr added
n most hOpetal Indication.
Other observers concur In statiB
that planters Who are making. q
trying to make. their meat an
hreah 1T home. are ssngnin~ ths
on this t,axis there IL n margin Z
profit In even seven cent cNttO,
AMI that Iat,0r a-sme to br pei
me- 4trd with y similarly che~rf'
spirit -Commerc,ai- H~rald.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE.

Most Of the sugar producers OF
the State have now had tine to
fully digrst the meaning Of the
tariff schedule proIWsed by the
Senate committee for sngar. A.
wa to have breW expected, there
10 sowe disappointment felt tbss the
reasonable claims of sugsr we're not
better recognized, and the Picayene
fully appreciates the fact that the
duties proposed are not what bad
been hoped tor.
Although frrling thst the doHes.
tic sugar Industry hss net vith
acxntirr rec0gmltion than It Vas ea.
titled to, the Picay une, neverths.
less, atlvis-s the planters to accept
the Senate till ~ the l'est that can
Ise secured under the circumstances.
Further Efforts To E,rcr the Senate
cummitt~~ to increase the sugar
duties might ImI,~rii the chances Of
augar altOy~th~r. 1t must I've
remembered that there exists =
r,,rng pr~!m,iTt sgainst restoring
sugar &" The dutial,lr list. and it
w.s "nl. after great lalWr aud indie.
tatigai.Ie i-Isistrncy thar the suh-
s"nmittre wss prevailed apOn to
place ~ high dur, upon sugar ~
II has reported. Further demands
v"uld IN all pr"babIli,y serve to
rrkindl~ The dislike tn the augar
duty, wheItas arQniesc~"cr IN the
schedule ~ r~por,ed would enable
the committee To make y strUng
6ghi for the measure bscause of ita
um0urst,"nrd worth ~ u reveuus
productr.
| An attempt to kill the whole hill
In tho Senate wOnid be = most
dangerous experiment. b~csuse. in
the event "f failure, the Conference
COMMITTEE Ot the two HOusps, To
which the hill, If 1t shOuld pass,
must eventually 70, would he sure
10 deseu, the d~t~ctm'n Of the sngar
men by either striking out sugar
altogether. Ut materially reducing &
, the do irs reported BY the Senate
committee.
/ 1, would, therefore. serm to be
the part Of ~istlOm f"r the sagsI
intrrests tn Rracr!uiIy acQulescc IA
the schedule offered by the Senate
=. auth c'mmitt~~ ~ the best terms Il
l,r obtained under existing circau.
. s:anres Further arriving to secars
. a slightly higher duty migh:. ant
!. pr"bably would, imprril every
=, thing.-Picayune.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

AhOveArkanaas City the Hew lrvees
have heen finished, and other levees
along the line to Amos Bayou have
been RAISED.
The weakest Levers sre on the
line above Afkanass City, nOtw,th.
standing they held last year. The
government will top Lower Boggv
lrvre m soon "a tho county can
bridge ths. hayou.
The new Amos Bayou ,evee 70 70.
ported progressing finely since
mou~ favorable weather aet In.
This irvre n NJ the northern end OF
the Possnm F"rk systrm. Tho
B. aeon News intNi nsnt. Mr.. J. w.
Simms. Gays that he WAS told
threats had been made already, TO
cot this l~veS. IL will ne remember.
ell thar permission to hnild 1t vac
only s~cure,l last fall. having there
tore hr~n l,~rsiat~ntiy rrtused by
the Arkanasna, though not It would
appear for rrsaOnS that would be
! kelly to rnsrMtlrr v,Olent methods
OF removing It.
Nj. Simms II OF the opinion that
the lsvees Gill he able to stand y
foot more ~sier than last year.
Com nercial. Herald.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

Congressman Blanchard may
reach the coveted Senstorsbip, bat
hrs friends viii always regret that
In bowine 70 Low for the sopp0rt Of
the sugar district, be developed sn
element Of the demSgagse, which
has heretofore been slDseut tro0 HE
past public cxreer.-Faruefsviile
Gazette.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

j. d. uiatToits
A. e. Newton. }Ten"as.
F. Fl 1. on"S.,m, %.,~ H. }NAa'.o".
w. q. WHY.
w. II, Shields. SECRETARY.
Ab.-nt: &C. Cor'lili. rensas.
On nation ut Mr.. i. B HissrOit
the reading of the minutes Gan dis.
p-nsed With.
On motion of Mr.. w. G. WyI!
, the f"ll"vins resolution was
adopted:
| RrsOlv-,l. That the claims OF
| Mrssrs. Randall And Murphy for
attorney fees he allowed.
On motion Of Mr.. A. e. Newton
the following resolution was adopt.
ed:
| R-solved, That the President "f
the Board t,e authorized to sell hy
uuit claims title to ali aud singniAr
that part of the land iselOngiug ~
tho Levee Board embraced in the
partition suit, styled Urqaart ct al
~. Levre B"srI IT n provided br re.
crive not less than Hfty cents per-
acre Tor said land.
On motion Of Mr. Jno. A. Bnck.
nrr the following resolution was
adopted:
| Resolved, That the coupons whirh
have been detached trOm the honda
l,~ forwa,ded to the State Treasurer
for collection. and he placed to the
credit of the Board, f0, high water
purposes
Ou motion Of Mr. A. S. C"ltharp.
the following resolution vas adopt.
I'd:
Wberens the BOaid. on the 4'h
.iay ~ July. 1891, sold to Mrs. w.
! n. GUM 1856 So. 100 acres Of land la
= the parrish ot Madison tor ninety.
.ix dollars aud eighteen cents. ~
: ,cr der.l rrcor,led IN the parish O'
Madam, In N"tariAI B""k "K,'
pxg~ 5l7 1t aeq., aud whereas the
title conveyed MAS invalid. ss'cans'
said property appeared to have t~'
longed ut the time m John G
= Iuras. aud whereas The HaId Mrs
Gnin hxs applied to purchase on
Lundrrd and s,xty a"res "f land Il
the same vicinity Of said land Il
~hicI, she acquired void title
therefore II Ia
Rr.olv~,l, That the President q
his Board il authorized to Wxkr
.,uit claim title 10 said Mrs. Guin i
= and to the t"l:owIng d.srri''r
u"I'~,tv: N"th-w-st quarter q
crth.~as' qaaItrr. section ~
Orth.ra.t quarter of north w~'
sif, section -; x'uth.west qaa'ts
{ sOuth.east quarter. secti"n Al
-outh.~ast quarter Of sonth.wr'
quarter, srcti0D 46, township Il
range II east, coutaining l6O acre
IN The cnudiii"ns for aaid sale brin
u" the price of ao6 iS. the amount
=, Indebtedness Of the ROard to Ar
pr w. II. Guin. by reason Ot the tailu
'at of title th~retU refused.
." Mai. II. B. Richardson and H.
rhousl,son, State Engineers. ma'
the following report:
They r~l~rted that the lrvers
4 the Fifth District are larger an,i
. better ronditiOn than they ha
ever been since the Ievpe Syxtr
was inaogurated.
On motion Of Mr.. John A. Bnc
ner, the following resolution "
adopted:
Rrsnlvs,l, That II shall be {
duty of the L'wal CON n,is>iunrrs
10. each par,.h to aplmInt An Insi'rr,'
whO.e duty 1t shall he TO to ke
If, the levres tree from sll stOcg, poi
'O out xll weak points To the L,n
Con HlIssiOnrrs. aud give srn~l
care aud attention to th~ lrve'
a u Il
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

Engineers OF the progress OF all
work being done. both on new
Levers ~ we'll as bAnQuettes ami re
pa,r ~O,k.
Resolved. That the time for the
employ mrnt Of said inspectors shall
continue from the heeinRine Of the
iev-r work in the Fall and cOntinue
until the danger ri high water II
over. su,'pos~d to he from NOvru.
t~r Lat to June LIT of zach year.
1he. compensation sh all '~ sixty
dullars pr month. end each In.
s,.sctOr shall furnish hia own horse.
On motion or Mr.. John A. Buck.
mrr,, the following. resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That tn. Local Com.
misaon~r living near the Omraga
L-vrr. In the parish M MA'iiaon, tx
su;hor,xr,i to protect the end Of the
old levee NJ Or nrar Onrea, 90 ~ to
pr~vent thu same lime Of l~vee from
being endangered. and that the
coat Of doing said work not to ex.
ce~d one hundred dollars. =
On motion Of Mr.. w. Il. WHY.
the toliowing resoiutioH wAs adopt
ed:
Rrsolv~tl, That the Commission.
rrs from the pxrish Of Madison Oe
authorized to c..pirr With the Tele
graph Co., With reference to impoa-
ing . tax on SAID company, and also
In -efrr~nre to the use of Same tel~'
graph line by the L~v~er Board,
aud the line from Waterproof to
| AQuasco, either trlrgraFLic or tele'
phOnic.
The 6nxnce committee made tneiI
report as fo!lowa:
We, yOur Knauce committee, hes
leave to report. that we examined
the books Of the Secretary, checked
up warrants, and found same carr
rect. We also ispor: the payment
of the following biila:
j. E. Randall bill for atty fse . 10 On
H. G.. Mciu,rc, teams on
banQnett~. ~....---...--... Ii" ~
". VI Mutuh,. ATTY i~-s.. 2OO Oi
| vicksbarg Herald. aivrrtis.
| ing. o5 u
n. Il. Hunter, pay roll. 80. ~ u
A. Z N~wt"n. tripyiams. , =
t,R .h-rt NirhOls"n. subject
to reduction for lumher.. 3I5 u
, A. 8. C"ltharL. pay roll.... 81 3
A. 8. COithsrp, attorney
damage debt bt-........... IA U
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

Total, S430 10
j. B. IiIsERODr. Ch'm.
A. Z. NEWTON,
F. +. MAXWELL.
On motion the meeting was Sd.
Journ-d subject to call of the Presi'
dent
W. OGDEN. Prexitirat,
Attest: w. q. Shields, Sec'y.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16

Sors~sii'e tor The TxxsAs 0HR
xprTx.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-03-16
Prsceedings OF the Beard Of rom
uissiOners for the Fifth I'suisi'
ana Levee District.

DELTA, MADISON PARISH, LA"
Monday, March 8, 1894.
Purauant to call Of thr Prraident
the Fifth L0uisixna L-vee Board III
Com sniss,unerx met at Delta thiH
day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01

TIP IL Ia DENocRAG'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01
|lPORES CORREOS ESPAIOLES
de La Compan1a Trasatlantica
de A. Lopez s Co.


-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los dfas Is de cada
De Malaga 81 7 27-De Cadiz Ell 10 30
las farnas qu guen equyalencia de pasaes entero
rebaa del Is Esa APPLICABLE los b
ida vuelta.
En- case. Un nino de cada famia
Los de de pasaje, de II
pasaie de II cumplidos pasaje entero
En- 8. preferences go odinara Un nino hasa amos grA
pasaje de IL pasaje, de II amos adelan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01
Dependents de Farmacia

I'm joUen, con alganos atios de pydc-
tica en- una de las principales farrsa-
cids del pats, solicitd colocaci6n e,s esta
Ciudad, en- Ponce. D e,a Mayagsiez.
Taformes en- Ia redacci6n dc LA De.
NocRAciA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01
iUnguento Derm0geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por Ell UNGUENTo DERMoGENo en-
las HagaS, qwentaduras. .1uanetes, pr
cadWras de nosqHftos, Lepra atrtcana,
sa6a10nes, eIetszntfasfs, tum0res, de
c~aiqnter pr0cedeneta, rewmatisn0, ILL.,
ceraS, Aertaas ds cualqufer arna, pa
naaIs0s &sa, 10 demuestran las infni
4 -: l. 4 ----A--
te uso que de dicho espec1fco Sc
hace.
Deposito: Farmacia Central de J.
Ferrer.
3 mi 3 v p S. Nvbre de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01
$50 FAMILIAS I

VI que suscribs desea conseguir treinta
arnilias que esten compuestas de trabaja-
-es AL MACHETE LA AzADA DE
oJEnoREs DE CAFE que les abone una
ouena conducta.
Ofrece pagar los varones 4 reales dia-
elos ? dos msnutenciones para ellos. Cede
ara gratis y da gratis tambien las viandas
que eonsumap las familias. Sc coEnprome-
oa.rio.
cacaos, Julio 10 1892 -LRcas Amadeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01
DR.. Josf Rodriguez Castro
MEDICO CIRUJAE0

mED11O 1lh1dANO
Ha trasladado su domicilio Ia
Plaza Principal. altos del cafe de Las
DeliciGS.
Ponce, o''"b'e Y Dc 's9s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01
Bartolome Segu1

Tiene el gusto de poner conocimiento del
pubico que Agencia Funeraria, calle Mayor,
ndmero 8, ademas de los coches de todas classes
con que ha venido prestando servicio hasta hoy,
acaba de construir uno de lujo que, por con-
diciones Y forma especial, asegura hay otro
igual nj en- Ponce nj en- ningdn otro punto de
La Isla.
Ponce, Agosto 9 de 1893. 6Tm.
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! Gran depuratlu0 vegetaH

] Gran depuratau0 cegetau
6 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorlfcas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
Ell mas conocido, segwro y rapfdo
puri6cador de la sangre!
Conserva el CUTS ters0 libre de
erMbczOnes y cranes!
Pueden usarlo hasta los niflos.
Deposito: Farnacfa Central, de ].
Ferrer.
3 mi V. p. s. Nvbre. 2 de 1893.
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VENTA DE UNA QUINTA

Sc vende la quinta propiedad de
don Emilio Pozuelo, sta en- Cuatro
Gales. Ell que la interese puede en-
tenderse con don Victor Manescau.
Plaza de las Delicias, Ponce.
Ponce, Setiembre 2o de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-01

vapo L viaje del da puerto,
Eana tasbordo al drecto
ada aguno de la
ve % Epaha rabor
cada
En- desde 10 80 de
odo los de pasajeros
arnente Santander
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-04
Little Grant

Rev. Geo. Plant assisted by Rev. VIM
Croft of New Diggings, will begin a
series of revival meetings in the Dyer
school house Sunday, Jan. Z, 1894.
Lester Wayne of Little Grant had the
misfortune to break his buggy tongue
Sunday night whilst taking his best girl
home from church.
One of the Herald's enterprising
young men made trip to the P. M.
parsonage at Little Grant Sunday. 1t
was a special trip.
Mark Cooper of Bee,own is quite sick
with the humps.
Mr.. Isaac Garthwaite of Little Grant
is down with lung fever.
Mr. Lewis Cooley of Little Grant who
had the misfortune to get rap in the
face with limb. while cutting wood,
and, as result, had his nos9 fractured
and then had an attack Of la grippe, is
now able to be out again. Mrs. Cooley
has also had the grippe.
Mrs. John Wagner of Little Grant is
also sick with tie grippe.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Plant and the baby
Plant are doing well.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-04
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-01-04

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