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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-22
Proceedings Of the Board Of Com.
miSSiOnerS For the Fifth
Louisiana Leyee Dis
tYict.

BATON ROUGE. June nth, 80 4.
Pursuant to "A call ut President
Ogden, the Board of COMMISSIONER
OF the Fifth Louisiana Levee DIs.
trlct met at Baton Rouge. La, this
day.
There were present: Hon. W. +.
Ogden, President. j. B. HisriOlt.
e. C..CoIdill. L. L. Maxwell, A. S.
Coltharr, Jno. A. BucEupr, w. q.
Wyly aud ". II. Shields, Secretary.
Absent: A. +. Newton.
President OGDEN stated to the
Board of Com missioner that the oh
j. ct of calling the Boa,d together at
Baton Rouge WIS fol the purpose 81
holding a conference with the Sena.
tors and REPRESENTATIVES, Of the
- strict to formulate some plan by
which the outstanding debt Of the
District could ne Ipui'iaied.
President Ogden on mOli6 u was
allied To prrSn.e over the cOnfrrenc,
OF Commissioned aud Legislators,
and Secretary Shields on motion
was called to act as SECRETARY Oi tue
conference.
On moti"n of Mr.. F. L. Maxwell
and seconded by Judge Cor'ii!l the
following rpsnulu an wa Offered
Rps.l> ri. That hr local or iOr.r,
contribution ot Fuzzy r-nts per bale,
e Increased To Unr dollar per bale,
tot 'h- pes nod ot thee Yeats, 1854
1895 aud 1896 Aud that the I-vr.
,u-s of the Lrvre BnaId derived,
uOm the collect ion "t the taxes q
1884 and the delinquent taxes al
l>92 and 1893 I've and are hrIer.
pledged to retire the outstanding
i-ht up To date, aud tie interest
ahIch will tr due ~ 1895 on th,
bonded ih,lpbt e,ln. ~.
The vote at the conference
meeting heing called on SAID rrsO'
, luton, 1t stood AZ I'liuws:
Ten III favor an "nr against. an'
one asked to he >ci>p'i tom ,Ui
ing. \ ,ai.r ~ j.mity at the con
i-r-urr hring ~ favor al The reso'u'
Ton u was aI"p'rtl.
| D.a,t.l.nt
Attest: w. ii Shi.id-. Sly.
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Wa.LhfkUUF DOr D..
A Chatty Letter From Our Water.
IrO0f Correspondent.

WATERPROOF. La.
June -, 1891.
Mr.. Editor:
Hon. T. j. Hays, one OF our
we'll known drummprs, came down
Friday. and spent Saturday 10 town
DIR. Spivev, OF Vwksburg. has
spent a week In town doing dental
work. He does fine work aud
charges according to the ARD times.
Miss Wiuer. of Jackson, Lid, Is
now visiting her uncle, w. ID. A.
Gordon. Che expects TO remain
here two weeks.
Mcs. Middlrbrook is ia town Wis
itins Mis-. Durhin.
Tue young lai'"s in town intend
giving "A picnic "Wednesday, 2Oth
We ash them every success IL
their l,l-asa.it Undertaking.
We had quite an interesting tennis
game here Satn,da, Last. The par
tn ipants were Mr.. w. W. Dra,,
and Miss Lizzie G"rt"n AMI Mt
Joseph Gort"n from Melw"oi al,
Miss Winry. The latter partlr'
sucrreilrd in winning after p'a,ins
nine games. Tennis Is one Of ou
most popular games.
Miss Maggie Davidson has &c,
turned has returned home after ;
long absence.
Mrs. Lou Gibson la in town staS I'M
With her aunt. Mrs. Marten, VIII
has been quite i'll, but Is now Wucl
better.
On Tues,la. last the Misses Cor
nell gave little entertainment
which was enjoyed by every on
present.
MIR. Louis T. Hunter rpturne,
bOmp from the State Universal,
last week on account Of bad health
He has been confined to his bed 10
several Digs.
SWEET HEART.
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MEMENTO OF THEWAR.
Editor Gazette:

Editor Gazette:
At the conclusion of the war be
tween the States the finances ct the
churches were generally IN strin.
gent need of money. THIS WAS par
ticularly the Case with the EpiscO
pal diocese of which Wilmer was
Bishop. 1t was deterIui that
the Bishop should take the field
and try to replenish the empty
treasury. 1t was known that the
Bishop had fought all through the
war ami had the respect aud AL.
miratlon Of his fellows.
When the Bishop went, as he did,
to the Northeast, where the money
is made. and made MS mission
known. 10 was treated politely and
asked MANY questions.
Among the questi nm ri"r"u".:e.l
was, "What cOnun,l. U ns did you
have in camp to White away the
time Z" AT urst he gave an r.a>iv
reply, but being pressed f"r a.
answer h~ said he ~lIrv-t that ..
did remember one. " What ~ itir
they said. eagerly. An",he, ca.
Of Lazarus Rlng licked 10y dog. "
said he. Bur bpiag rrn,"nstIatp
with on the fact that u VAS >trang
that lie would come among them
asking aims and he guilty. If such
ans~er, I" We'll, "said hr, a" the han
Of the dog is good ,oi the bite. {"
and the mission was ended IN
Ounl8cent gifts 10 the dlOces-. and
the name of the Bishop IN held high
10 tue esteem of the "downeast.
ers." Il. F. SHAIFER.
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Assessors Notice

The tax payers Of Trnsas parish.
l. MiSiLna. are hereby notified that
The lists at property haze M-ril
Completed aud will he held open fo,
inspection aud revision aud COR.
rrctiOn, from now until the frat
M"n,ld. IN July, according To law.
ID. I. BONNEY.
in l. Assessor.
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HOMEiY WRINKLES.
LOOK on the bright side.

LOOK on the bright side.
II the kitchen table has no casters
buy set and have them put in. It will
save a deal of strength.
MASHED potatoes are much improved
by being well beaten with a fork or
wire spoon after they are mashed Cine,
and seasoned with salt and milk.
WOODEN underwear has a sweeter,
more delicate odor, if left rough dry
and pulled into shape. 1t saves the
shrinknge caused by ironing. as well
DIP dishes in hot water and wipe,
rather than set them in the oven to b.
come fire cracked and brown. or on the
store shelf to grow dusty and soil the
tablecloth.
HAVE q pair Of crocheted bedroom
shoes coming high mp the ankle with
which to patter around the room At
night. or to slip on when getting up n
ths morning g etart the fro
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A. d.. 1891.

offer for sale at the Court House door,
in the town of st. Joseph, in this
parish. between the hours of II a. M,
and 4 p. NJ, to the highest bidder for
cash. in order t" pay debts. the follow
ing described property situated in this
parish, tO-wlt:
no e several tracts of land known
as the Waterproof, Eben Miller and
Fish Pond plantations situated in the
Parish of Tensas. State of Louisiana
and embracing fractional sections one
~. aud two (2) in township nine (9)
range eleven (ll) Elst; also sections
thirty live (35) and thirtylsix (36) end
part of section thirty-nine (39) lying
south of the Texas road and part of
section forty (tn). township ten Coy
range ten (l0l East; also parts of sec
ton seventeen 10 township ten QO)
range eleven QD East, all lying con-
tiguOus and bounded on the North by
Lisburn. A No. | and Midway planta-
tions, Fast by the Mississippi river,
South BY LArg+nt and Newfoundland
plantations and West by Midway.
Providence, newfoundland and L'Argent
plantations. containing eight hundred
and zen (Sl0) acres more or less, with
all the improvements thereon,
One bay mule John.
One white mule Dave.
One grey mule Henry.
One black mule Rhoda.
One ight bay mule Ada.
One bay mule Charmer.
One black mule sam.
One old mule Julia.
One bav mule Squire.
One black mule Trim.
Two cows and calves,
Two old Wagons.
Lot plOws.
One old armoir. nine 10y chairs. one
(D refrigerator, one tin safe, one sew
ing machine.
Terms Of sale, cash.
JAMES MOORE,
Dative Testamentary Executor.
Nav is, 1894: =
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A wise man said man, years &c
that there was nothing new under
the sun, and every day We are fnd.
ing that some of our supposed mol
ern inventions we're forestallrd by
the ancients. Now, n writer in the
London "Notps and Queries" says:
SIT il worth while REGARDING mat
the penny in the slot automatic
machine was known in the time al
hero of Alexandria, who Describes
IN his 'Pneumaiics' - sarIed vessel
which flJws emily when money Is in
trOduced. When the coin IL drO,ue
through the slit it falls on one end
of a balanced horizontal lever.
witch, helug depressed. opens "A
valve suspended from a chain at
the other end. AMI the water begins
to flow. When the lever has been
depressed to a certain angle the
coins TAILS "a, AID the valve. being
weighted, rrtrrns to its seat and
cuts of rhe supply. HERDS date Is
q little uncertain, but he 10 sup
nospd To have lived Il, e.. III 81 ,
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Ripane Tabules cure bDiousne0.
ARISTCCHATiC e.! POOR,

How Lots OF Men L ivied for Their Swell.
ess Have e. Economic.
A popular young fellow was heard by
q representative Of the New York Trib-
une to discuss the other day the way in
which so many idle society men con-
trive to exist upon very limited in
comes. IF you wear decently good
clothes, belong to at least one good
club, and are in the swim,'" he said,
mo one asks about you further; and II
you have inexpensive tastes you can
economic in q thousand ways. In the
first place, II man is fairly popular. he
Is always In demand for dinners and
during the seasons he eau dine out
every evening IL he desires TO do so. .
prompt after-dinner cal and little at
tention at the opera on ball being all
the return q majority of hostesses ex-
pect or care to receive.
"A woman of the world who Is fond
Of entertaining considers the accept
ance of an invitation as no particular
favor on the one side or the other, be-
ing q give-and-take sort Of arrange
ment with both parties" "But are
there not many outside expenses conse-
quent upon living in an expensive set?"
said the nearer. ION the contrary" he
replied, there are fewer than for those
who are out of 1t.
people are only too glad to get N
to fill up their parties of various kinds.
and there is no question of an obliga-
ton; besides, there are SO many society
men that are obliged perforce to live
economically that they constitute q set
In themselves, and consequently there
Is no standard Of high expenditure
among them. Contrary to the accepted
idea, the majority Of men you meet
about live exceedingly frugal and
simple lives. and it would surprise many
a Woodworking clerk, who thinks that
'swells' must necessarily be rich, If he
saw the small economies with which
most Of us are familiar"
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OLD LONDON CHURCHES.
The Pestiiential Airs with which The.
Are FILLED.

The church Of st. Mary Woolnoth,
which stands out CO nspicuously at the
King William street corner or Lombard
street, London, says the News of that
city. was closed ten months ago, and IL
Is clear from the statement of the rector
that the step was not premature. Il
has been his unhappy lot to be often
startled in the course of his services by
. loud. yet mufIled sound, evidently L.
suing from the vaults under the church.
As these vaults are now Theoretically
sealed" the phenomenon may well have
excited the imaginations of timid MEM
beers of the congregation. Mr.. Brooke,
however. recognized the noises only too
well. They were caused by the falling
OF leaden collins, sometimes from .
height of ten or twelve feet, in conse-
quence of the moldering away of the
collins of oak and elm on which they
had been piled 1t would be well II
the evils of this relic of our barbarous
system Of intramural interment had
ended here. Unfortunately the process
Of Theoretically sealing" according to
Mr.. Brooke's evidence before the con.
sistory court of St. Paul's cathedral,
has been anything but "hermetical. Z"
Mr. Brooke declares that for years near
ly every official had died from the ef.
fects. direct or indirect, of the unendur-
able smell
Arthur Stratham, tho counsel repre-
senting the parish, stated that one
thousand six hundred and eighty-ons
adults and four hundred and twenty.
two children had been deposited In this
horrible receptacle between 100 and
1882. In the latter year. according "a
Mr.. Stratham, the vault was closed foz
burials; but these burials in St. Mar
Woolnoth. if burials they can be called,
were continued for at least twelve
years after the latter datA -
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An LVEXiNu PARrI.
The Closing OF Miss Maggie David
SO..'S Point Pleasant school
Celebrated BY a Party
Given the children.

POINT PLEASANT, LA.
June 18TH, "a.
Edit0r Gazette:
The juvenile portion of our neigh.
boz hood enjoyed Il most delightful
entertainment last Tuesday pvrnlug
at the residence of Mr.. l. B and.
the OCCASION being the closing I"
Miss Maggie Davidson's school, an.l
she, with Misses Pinkney. Mamie
and Lizzie Bland devoted them
selves solely 10 the pleasure of the
lads aud lassIes. How we'll they
succeeded was plainly read in the
bright eyes AMI beaming faces OF
the bright little knights aud then
fair ladies.
The assembled on this long To be
rp'nrmi~r' d orcasi0n, We're: Misses
Helen ani Carii- Campbell. Carii".
l. u and Annir Mar, ilaIii- O'krI-
Is, Hattie Watkins, Ellie Houston.
Josephine and Sallir Muii, Lhla
anh Fannie Rowan an,i Lucip BlaE,l,
with Charley II wan, Pos Camp
bell. Stuart RoIIinss, F-rd O'Kri!r,.
Lathe RIchnoDd. Vaughn Watkins.
Willie Muir, Thomas Muir. George
AMI Archie Bland, an,l their cnaIe
rOnes Misses SeIah Rowan, Matte
OKelly, Jamie Watkins. Mrs. L..
Muir.
The amusemeuts opened at six
O'Clock with the game of cIOqnet,
Won 10y Miss Lueir Bland anu Mas.
ter Pros. Campbell. Then followed
d number Of ring plays and dancin:
and music kindly furnished 10y MISS
O'Kelly and Mr.. Muir ON the piano
and violin, and later by Miss
Davidson and Mr.. Gordon.
At ten O'Clock each young man
chose his fair young partner aud
lpd her (" the rrfrrshIDrnt room.
Tue table was beautifully decorated
with traits and flowers, AMI lee
cream and cake were served il,
abundance.
After supper the event Of tie
evening came of -"bublr blow ing
Again The young men chose thei
partners, aud vent with them "tU
blow" for pIizrs. The king aud
! queen prizes were "A base ball and
autograph album.
= There was a tie tor the Queen,
: prize between Helen Campbell
= Luclr Bia III, Carrie, L,u and
: inuie Mini. Lurie suertly wit .
: diew in favOi of her little cuiisII
Anuir, who carried of the prize
The kings pile WAS won by
Vaughn Watkins, ah,l the boObie,
ty Mattie Watkins and will,
Muir.
At IL o'clock the company dis
peTse'l, the evening having heel
enjoyed ALIKE by the yonng gaest,
ani the elder ones, the former
however. having the plrasurabl'
sensation arising from "My Frs
Patty" ID. MUIR.
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1.-THE N.4ICHEZ,"
N4TCHEZ, HISS,

A 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.
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HONEY 10 LEND.

We have made arrangements with
the agent of several mortgage cOmpa-
MES in Memphis, Tenn, to lend money
on first mortgages on approved real
estate, the loans to be extended for ten
ca rs. and interest payable annually
Apply by mail or in person to
CLINTON & GARRETT,
oct3C st. Joseph, La.
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SUBSCRIPTION 81 PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Adv -tisements will be charged 81 so
per square for the frs. insertion and
IS cents each subsequent insertion.
Legal dvertisemsnts-The law regu
lates these advertisements. Thirteen
lines solid minion cor stitutes a square
for which 81 for tie first and 30 cents
FOR each subsequent insertion is al
owed.
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For Personal Articles. when admitted
all double advertising rates In ad-
vance and full name of author ~ st be
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Local. notices 20 cents per line.
New Orleans Agency Of GAzETTE-3C
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will receive subscriptions and make
Rates for advertisers.
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FOR SALE on EASY TCRNS.

We have land for sale on the .sDrrN.
BAR" place. "wEsT POINT and
o'ner 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 dollar, .
one nth cash and balance in 1, 2, 8 ana
4 years
Apply to.
cux1oz 4 GAs.rrr.::Attys.
StJeieph, In.
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Our Reputation

For FINE Clothes j. grest enough to send yor
o IA for what = u want To wear. Buy 81 1T
lace II beside 9th makes. compare the cut
lie trim ming. N the mixing. Your mou-,
ack il You can ms'chr. Some new. ana very
e'caing colors 10 ALPINE HATS.
WARNER & sEARLEs co.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The hest salvp in the world 10,
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rhrnm. Fever Sores, letter. Chap
ned Hands Cblldhlains, COrns. ana
III SKIN E,npiions, and positi.e!!
'nIps Piles. or no paw required. II
~ guaranteed TO give perfect
,a,isfart,on or money refunded
Price % cents per box. FOrsale 10y
j. p. KERSPAW.
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Taken up, near New Carthage
Landing. Nov. 3Olh.. Ivy Garblsh &
VNrIl. one sorrel horse mule abOrt
Z years old; Is hands high. Owner
can get same by proving property
aud pay ing charges.
GARBISH s. VNEIL,
King. La.
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NOTICE.

Nnti" ~ "p,tby i'rn that the
hnnrins aud trapping of parirIdgrs
II fOrhIIi"n ON 'h- Os.rO!a. Bon,In
ian'. liorIm, B,y. Mound. Avun,lalp
anf Mt ArHat plantations.
All trrsIias>eIs VIII he prOserBtPd'
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offer for sale at the Court House door
in the Town of st. Joseph. La, at pub
lie auction 20 he highest bidder for
cash. the following described property,
to-wit:
That certain tract Of land situated
within the Parish of Tensas and known
as LArgent plantation, and containing
tive hundred and twenty (52O) acres
more or less and composed Of sections
seventeen az, three (3) and twenty (2O)
town ship nins ,J) range eleven Q1) east
and lot Or ira ,tional section one and
lot two of section fifty-One. township
8. range 10 east. In the description OF
said L'Argent plantation is included
the 20 acres on which the gin stands,
said tract of 20 acres was formerly a
portion of the POchantas plantation
being that part which lies within the
Parish of Tensas. containing in all 695
acres more or less. together with all the
buildings, machinery, improvements
and appurtenances thereto belonging OF
IN anv wise appertaining.
Also mules. 200 acres of cotton more OF
less and 81 acres of corn more or less,
growing in field on the above described
property, the said mules and growing
crops being attached to said property
and immovable by destination. Terms OF
of sale, cash without benefit Of apprais-
menL
VIC. YOUNG,
May, 23d 1894. Sheriff.
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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-C0.
TON PLANTATIONS.
Address,
CLINTON & GARRETT.
st Joseph, La.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas,
Seventh District Court.

Succession of Mrs. Emu -. Moore,
deceased.
PUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given
that by virtue of an order of sale to me
directed by the above named H0nOra-
Die court in the above styled success
ion, will on
Saturday, the Odd day of June
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SUCuEoSIbN NOTICE.
state of i.oul-isHs. Parish OF rensa,, Sew enth
/ D.strict Court.

Sucressinn Of john Z. Kline. deceased.
PUBLIC NOTICE is be-rhy given
that Jeff. q. Kli.e administrator o the sue.
c...iou OF John G.. Kline deceased, hds filed bis
inal account snd lablesu of Distribution.
Nov therefore unless written opposition there
To he fled ~ The Office al the Clerk Of the 7th
District Cont, OF said parish 1T ST. Joseph
within ten da,s irnm tn trr' publication here
:" = il ar out will be duly promulgated ~
prayed tor.
Witness the Honorable F. +.
Montgomery. Judge ofthe 7th
fist District Couri, and the seal
thereof, this ,he 18th day OF
May d.. 1894.
JOsEPH CURRY;
Clerk of Seventh District Court.
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A HANDMADE CYPRESS CIsTEl. N

1000 Gallons, Sis. 1900 Gallons, $50.
2000 Gallons, S26. 1900 Gallons, SIS,
A. RI iGs & Bro, No. 60 Perdido. st :.
sep. % lyr
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Cequl advertisement.
SHERIFFS SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Concor-
dia Sth District Court.

The Union Mortgage Banking & Trust
Co.. Ltd.
VS.. No. 1928
James Archie Turpin.
PUBLIC NOTICE IN hereby given
that by virtue of. and in obedience to a
writ Of seizure ard sale in the
above styled and numbered suit, from
the above styled Honorable Court, 1
have seized and taken into my possess
ion. and to pay and satisfy said writ.
will on
Saturday, June 3Oth, A. d.,
1894.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The Dixie plantation. near Lake st.
Peter, containing 1913 acres of land.
Terms reasonable. One-fourth cash
balance to suit purchaser. Apply to
HUGH TULLIs, Att'y-at-Law,
jan20tf st. Joseph La.
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supreme curt.

Francis L. Nichols, Of n. o. Chief Justice.
J. a. Breaux. Of IL. ria ...........t
3. ID. McEnsry, Of Ouschits.......b A....,..
l.. Il. Watkins, Of Red kiver.......
G. +. Fenner. 0f Orleans. ........ (
K bit. J. Wilson,. ,Cier i
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curt Of Appeals.
ECOND CIRCUIT.

]. n. Kennerdy. East Carroll. ......l ,..
E. c. Montgomery, Tahulsh. ........ ''osee
Terms Of Court In Tensas-Secoud Mondsys
In March and October.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COUR
Parishes Of Tensss. Madison and East Carol
Jury terms In Tensss-fourth Mondays u
Arr'l, snd third Mondays in N vsmber.
Civil Terms In Tensss-First Mondays in
March and fourth Mondays in June.
r. non'eome'y'......... lodge
Parish O(ncers.
IcseI Curry. ................. Clerk Of Court
~. foung... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES herik
W We Dss"iSon Treasurer
Dr. L. MURDOCH. Coz her Aid Parish Ply si.
clan.
~ Inli... .......... ..... Returning Oficer
"'C' hN"o'.''.-....... .Assesoor
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HORSES CHICAGO SrA6lEo
De & c. onds et, N. o.
HONEST DEALING sid q. Wo K and putins -
Low pa,oss Horses Auction Weekly
Writ ne aud you will sers money
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Parish OMcers,
POI ICF JrRY.

Regular meetings first Monda In March
'une. October and December.
OH Murdoch, President. w.,a
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-06-22

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The Press., 1894-02-08
Dress Goods.

A short list of prices that but indicate the price change throughout the whole stock. Fine Alma Cloth, 40-inch, 30 cts. yard, former price 75 cents yard.
 All-wool Cashmeres, good line of col ors, 37t cents yard.
 All-wool Serges, 37tc. yard. Never sold less than 50 cents yard.
 50 and 54-inch Navy Blue Storm Serges, worth 75 cents and dollar yard, now 50 cents yard.
 Black Dress Goods that are staple the year round suffer like this: 45-inch, all- wool, Black Henrietta, 30 cents yard, down from 75 cents.
 45-inch, extra fine, black Henrietta, dollar quality, now 75 cents yard. Silks and Dress Goods, rear of main store.