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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

the last year throughout the coun-
try, and still exists, is due to the
incapacity and inability of the
party in control of the departments
of government,
Now therefore, We the Republi-
cans of idaho County in conven-
ton assembled do hereby reaflirm
our allegiance to the Republican
Party and endorse the National
platform of principles adopted in
1892 and the platform of the Boise
State Convention of 1894.
Resolved, That we hereby en-
dorse the present State admin
stration and the ticket placed in
the field by the State Republican
Convention from first to last.
Resolved, That for the purpose
of restoring confidence and general
prosperity we believe it absolutely
necessary that the Republican
party be again placed in charge of
the affairs of government, and that
a Republican State administration
be again given Idaho.
Resolved, That we condemn the
boss rule policy of the Democratic
party of Idaho County, and affirm
our belief in the wisdom of the voice
of the people.
Resolved, That we favor a sub
mission to the people for an amend
ment to the Constitution for a
separation of the Office of School
Superintendent from the Office of
Probate Judge, and pledge our
candidates to the legislature to that
end.
We believe in just and econom-
ical administration of county
affairs, and to that end pledge the
nominees of this convention.
On motion the report of the
committee was unanimously a.
dopted.
The chair appointed j w Wilson
and ID Worth tellers.
AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
Nomination for auditor and re-
corder being in order the names OF
CS Gregory, A o Johnson, l. I
Brown, j b Chamberlain, G f Holt
NJ b Morrow were placed in nomi.
nation:
Twenty-three votes being necccs
sary TO choice, and ballot being
taken it was found that none o
the candidates had received TIL,
number of votes necessary tt
elect. Other ballots were therefor,
ordered, with the following results
| O,,I C,I
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

Register.
Number 8 Cook Stove for $500
at w. j. HERMAN, Genesee,
Is Idaho.
New Home, White and Singer
Sewing Machines at
w. j. HERMAN,s, Genesee,
18 Idaho.
Robt. Larimer has resigned his
position in the Indian school at
Carson City, Neb., and now resides
at Palo Alto, Calf, where he has
ordered the FREE PRESS sent.
LosT.-From my place near Keu-
terville last fall, red COW, brand
ed blotched r on right hip; slit in
right ear. l will pay So reward for
information that will lead to the
recovery of the animal.
15 j. w. VANTINE.
Harden Cheneworth, populist
nominee for county commissioner
was in town Sunday and brought
us magnificent watermelon rails
ed without irrigation on his ranch
across the Clearwater, where such
things grow to perfection.
Both the populist and republi
can platform makers failed to catci
on to the fact that a proposed a.
mendment to the state constitution
separating the Office of Probat,
Judge from that of County Schoo
Superintendent was passed by tho
last Legislature and will be submit
ted TO the electors of the State a
the general election next Novem
Der. The republican convention
a,wnv,. a'n.n1a1 the report o
~. iaia |, e IN his esp Il, ~,
ne az nimcul a.
tpoudne.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14


Agricultural Experiment Station, Grange
Vile Idaho. JOHN NORWOOD. Observer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

Old newspapers for sale at the
F. p. office, % cents for 90.
Sash, doors, and mouldings of all
kinds, for sale by VANsIsE X CAMP
BELL, Grangeville, Idaho. 4S
Farm Loans made and the
highest price paid for County War
rants. BANK OF GRANGEvILLE.
The Ellwood Glidden barbed
wire "diamond E' trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
@, G. Bunnell, Lewiston, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

Vansise is putting new foun-
dation under the Exchange saloon.
There will be no Prohibition
state ticket in the field this year.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14


RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Don't forget to register.
Job printing at FREE Press Office.
Improved Singer for $22.50 at
w. j. HERMAN, Genesee,
Is Idaho.
PAsTURE.-To rent one mile
from Grangeville. Inquire of
ERNEST SMITH.
Tom Dempster, of Moose Creek,
has been doing the metropolis this
week.
Sewing machine extras of all
kinds at
w. j. HERMAN, Genesee,
1S Idaho.
Twill sell Harness, Saddlery and
Groceries of all kinds at lowest
bedrock price for cash. No more
credit business. w. +. SCHMADEKA.
Frank Rice has been using the
road grader in road district No. l,
and wherever he has been working
the roads are in splendid condition
The grader does the work in a way
that is of permanent value.
Ii will pay Noa - call IN j. Z
Il ilsciaw a4i ~ Ii> ol.ictS be!a+.
"a 'cl9 fs
1tta ta
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

There having been 45 votes cast
on the first ballot it was declared
no ballot and a second ordered.
r NJ Henley having received IA
majority Of all votes cast was de-
clarcd the nominee for sheriff.
ASSESSOR.
The names of + b Ball, b w
Maxey, M S Martin and j Il Rig
gins were presented. Two ballots
were taken. as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

N S Martin having received
majority Of all votes cast was de-
clared the nominee for assessor.
TREASURER,
G S McCready, + B King and d
A Wilson were placed in nomina-
ton for treasurer. Two ballots
were taken, as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

j * Vincent having received a
majority of all votes cast was de-
clared the nominee for probate
judge.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Nomination of Co. Commission
ers. LIST. District, w S Clark, by
acclamatinn.
Nomination of Co. Com, 2nd.
District, w w Blackburn, 35; G A
Alexander, 8.
Nomination of Co. Com, 3rd
District, Ii w Cone, by acclama-
ton.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

c S Gregory having received a
majority of all the votes cast was
declared the nominee for auditor
and recorder.
SHERIFF.
For Sheriff r NJ Henley, j D
Graham and w G. PAUL were plac-
ed in nomination, The ballot re-
suited as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14
AIRS. DR.. COSTON,

AIRS DR.. COSTON,
O6ers her services to the Ladies' of Grange
Vile, and Camas Prairie, as an
Experienced Nurse and Midwife,
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS A SPECIALITY.
RDeOfice at Mr. Hartmans' residence, and
shoo Shop Corner Main and Coon, SITS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14
SURVEYOR.
ABSOEUJvENY pUEE

SURVEYOR.
Nomination of Surveyor, j w
Shannon, by acclamation.
CORONER.
Nomination of Coroner, F r
Pearson, by acclamation.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Nomination of Representative,
j G Rowton, 81 +; j r Addison, 13.
On motion the platform was
amended so as to read:
Resolved, That we favor the pro-
posed amendment to the constitu-
ton separating the Offices of pro-
bate judge and county school SUI
perintendept.
There being no further business
the convention adjourned.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

ID A Wilson having received a
majority of all votes cast was de-
clared the nominee for treasurer.
PROBATE JUDGE.
j G CARRIER, A Maxey and J K
Vincent were placed in nomina-
ton. The ballots resulted as fol-
lows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19

Nashville. Tonn February Blast
evening the Nashville Chattanooga and
ST. Louis Railway company and q COM
mlttce representing the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers reached an asTee-
mcnt undor which the engineers accept q
continuance OF the 30 per cent reduction
Va wages. The new contract takes effect
today.
Tomorrow a conference between the rail-
way company and q committee represent
ink the conductors, trainmen nnd Bremen
win be held. Under the agreement with
the engineers the reduction continues IN
force until the earnings OF the company
permit a restoration Of wages, when an-
other conference win be held.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19
DENOUNCED THE LORDS.
MASS MEETING IN TRAFALGAR
SQUARE, LONDON,
Four Thousand Persons Listen to and
Cheer Speeches Against Great
Britain's House of Peers,
RESOLUTIONS PASSED DEMANDING AB-
CLIFTON OF THE HRAvLN.BoRE.
Amendment to she Parish Councils Bill BY
Salisbury Created Bad Feeling The Mar
qaa' Reasons for Making the Change,

London, February is.-Four thousand
persons assembled In Trafalgar square to-
day In answer to u cali for manifestation
against the house OF lords for destroying
the clauscn in the parish councils bills.
which called Tor the reformation OF London
vcstries. The meeting with much show OF
feeling adopted the resolutions conforming
the house OF lords FOR lts action in tho
matter The speakers were loudly checrcd
time and again In tho course OF their re-
marks They were Joseph Arch. Dr. Carl
* Tanner ana w. II. Wilson. Dadabam
Naorijl the wen known Bombay merchant,
and five others, mcmbers OF the house
OF commons. Joseph Arch said that Lord
salisbury had done wonderful eerviee
when he had made tho rope whcrewith to
hang the lords and put tho rope IN tho
opponents hands
Tho meeting also passed resolutions de-
cluring the house OF lords n mlschlrvuus
and useless institution and demanding that
IS Ahould he abolished forthwith Tho
clause amendment which came In for
vigorous condemnation wug TINT moved
by Lord Baifour Burlrlgh to prevent me
application Of the special provision OF tho
hll Go Lo1iln voatrlcs On the ground
than tho vcs,rirs hat been taken wholly
by surprise hy the government proposals
affecting them.
Lord Kimberly, on the part Of the gov
crum"ul, opposing the amendment, said
that mo saw no reason why the house OF
luIdH should abstain from reforming the
ycHres. Ali mat tho government pro-
posed 10 do w0B TO asHnlatu tic FRANCHISES
with TINT for The clenion of the diclrict
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fortunately he destroyed his worthless
self instead, there Is good reason to
doubt this. II was known 20 The Uollcc
before the explosion that Bourdun was
one OF the leaders suspected or con-
spiracN which. following honry's pre-
ltminory bomb would strike terrific
blow In Paris IL was also f,nown that
such anarchist leaders as Prince krapot-
kin Louise Michel and NJ. Malato pos
scssing few grains OF sonse, lad en-
tered into u compact newer 10 pprputrate
an outrage In Great Britain or the coll
ouics. Hcnry's london connection had
already been PROVED. II ia Improbable
therefore that tho scnseless outage
would he committed At ~ moment Naer It
would most ondauger tn only pmain-
ing anarchist asylum.
Tine police rNGN believe that nouriin
was mNcly trying 60 throw them OF the
scent TO enable him to take a train for
Paris trlll o. suburban station near Green
WITCH park The detectives have many
SO guiug facts of conspiracy IN reserve,
which win probably soon trausfdre, II ls
now known that Henry and probably
Bourin. were members of group OF Nn-
1rcnists which destroyed the Very rcatnu-
rrt ua5 That the tormcr made thc bomb
which killed policeman In the Hue DIES
Ron EuEni9 PROOF 's also cNnWote that
Horny had active associates at the Hotel
Terminus outrage INe t.artou police haNo
uiumai the Parts authorities of certain
dangerous anarchists VINO went 90 France
on Wednesday, they believe. prepared Tor
fro7h cl7mys IL ls peculiar fact that
FaHs was bv NO means ulunmcd 10y the
last explosion. Parisians got accuatcm"l
To- anything, Including dynamite. There rs
much more interest there oNcr the Green
wleh park AFFAIR and proof OF tho fact
tltat London is allowing ttr,t 70 become
the human C'aAppnl of europe,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19

Paris February is Iby cable TO thc New
York ucrdD,-Au The attention OF the
Govcrnmcnt is 40 present cent fc1 on an-
orcai 'ts. An investigation made concern
.aF lAem shows TINT tine nnWrh3t PARTY
IN Paris numbers oh7u' 2" pa9a'h., gu
OF WhHn KNOW eReh o'H,' p'tS'''"l'S
.7 nus n''h ploN'h u", u WIZ W nv n.y..
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nol.oe nave n des,rIp,i55 Of uys others.
,h, tbov mr., convinced bclon. 10 tbls
group. Henry mus confessed that he Inc
tended no 80 10 the operu la order 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19
eloo rnnU INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST viii pny sloo
10 the legal heir OF any peIson
~, a. ,be lime the peraon so dsln
49,, rnon his or her body THIS "a
n1n mis- Insurance holds g"oa ioI
IN Iours only, or from n M 20 -
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isfmctory proofs Of eaeh claim nus u.s.
ne prescnied within 4s hours ens
nn.,nes. once OF The Houston "-'
uemember thiE policy f. Volu un
rms PAPER IL upon the Pe
lime of DEATH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19

London, February IS The Chronicle
prnts an interview, ob,unrd by n rcpre-
sontalivc OF The Pretoria Prnss, with Cap
tain Lloyd Francis. who was engaged In
the Malnb6e "tmrlign II IS stated that
Carttun Frances udmHto1 tnat wounded
Mulabcloa mnny Of them nal,ed and help
less werp ghot nv the forces of The Brit
ish South Africa company thcir orders
being to take no prisoners. but 20 ohoot
every native they camc across.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19

Washington February lh-Reprcsrni "a
1--WE Money. who introduced the resolution
COMP nenung Admiral Benham for his
action al Rio harbor expects Mr. Reed 20
oppose tine resolution when n comes be-
fore The house Mr. Reed has Sal that ne
would have objected 70 the Immediate con-
s'dTatl1n ~ the resolution at the time lt
was introduced mad not Representative
Simpson done 50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19
GEORGE CInrIe Mentioned.

is, Texas, February ig.-~several tele-
were sent TO Washington parties
ny and this morning urging Hon.
! Clark as excellent timber for as-
/ Justice OF the supreme court Of the
States. The nomination OF Senator
white OF Louisiana, however. set
10 contest and Texas win not be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19
.PREME COURT JUDGE.
FAToR WHITE OF LOUISIANA
GETS THE PLACE.
hrmed BY the Senate Without
sisrence to the Judiciary Com
mittee or Objection.
I'D b. HILL SPEAKS BRIEFLY ON
THs NOMINATION..
pointed That New York Man Was MOI
PPOinted, But Approved the wisdom
Of the ptenidsnts ohclce.

shington. r\ehrY,nrv IN s...
pulslana hns hasr nnr,,na,as -
te Justice OF the .,nre,na ,s,,., ="
white IL nominated i, an ~.
lused by the dea,h ~ ,ha 49, - -.
eamuel n. B,ntehtord 80 ~.
president nominated NJ u,s,,. 80 80,
hnate refupoa 4, ,,,o,,,, ,,1..'.,., 49,.
beolham '''''s -
sclectaon OF n ,,.,,,. 49,.
lis a grcnt e,rnr,a. ,ho,r, !,
tted immediat.lv n,,n. ,,..,., ~.
hatlon haa been r.teo,,, go, ~.
bent considered himse,, ,,... =
he OF Now Yorl, IN mnl,,n. 49,, -,
inent. Some snynr,s. wa, ,,,o,le..,..,
she presidont went =, ., ,,.,n, ~.
ana comments wern ~ Tho cf,ec, M,
Ia no douht tnkan ~ o.,,o,,.,s ~
,ut OF New York nou,,cs
htor White was NOT nt tho can,,,, ~.
no doubt aware Of tho honor aho,,
d bestowed upon him. altho,rh !.
| surprise TO every othar mar i, ~.
3. Ii 10 the usual custom In the .en.
then a senator Is nominated 10 can.
aim without waiting 10 refer tho no,n.
on to committee This nntionl a
taken exoent when n altting a., M
hator Is named A single obiention
,nnrmation wlthout retcrence ,,,,,,it
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B;b0 o'clock the senate went into ex-
,sc ae-ai,r a., r,otlnn 80 M. e,aer.~,.
" 49, N''iAV'N
ouiRlann' with a view to the con-
ton OF Senator White Mt once. Tho
10 confirm MS nomination "a as
~ iustlce was made nv Nj. pnvh
houina, VINO maue speeoh cuiogiz-
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,n ,,,,a,
Ieuer hlli ana Saiiery, al eAcepe
liter mumhers OF tho Judiciary rom.
2.
hin sald that while he regretted
me president nna in hin wlaaom seen
$500 !, - 80
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he oince' he was pisassd that tho
had been made so wisely. The
stIon OF secrecy was removed from
conformation ~ Mr. whea ana ,na
hiaue known oiiloiniiy'
new Justice II ~ supposed VIII
. his commission and be ready 10
bIa aeat ON the bench when the SUI
- =. ,..o,,,,,,,s ~, ~. a,., N,o,,
atarch ofter rs FehruaTv reces,,
-.
Yard Douglass White was born In
irish OF Iafourche, La. In November.
was educated ~ Mount ", Miarys,
s Nl ,,rt,,o M nsu md w or.s MI
gistHet OF Columbia served Ia
Confederate army. was licensed 10
leo law by The supreme court % Lou
~ i3ee'ihn MT, isga, t VA 5tate
~ I" mo s,,preme e5nrt on Ioulsian,.
K; VAS eiceted 10 he United states
E as a democrat to succeed James - 4
,, receiving lig NeIes. SSalnst y votes
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nenni.g.on sniIs.

lltar February l0.--Tho United
steamer Bennington, which has
ere since February H. sailed yester-
r Behrlng Sea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19

Calcutta. February rs Tho coming In
dian budget estimates The deficit az $4,000
lncg of rubsrH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-19
ALL EUROPE AROUSED.
ANARCHY HAS EXAsPBRATBD
EVERY GOVERNMENT.
British Home Office at Last Aroused
and London viii Be Cleared
Of All Plotters,
AMERICA The INTENDED DUMPING
GROUND FOR TaB REFUSE.
A Sensation Being Worked Up by the London
Poliee-Frauch Governments Attention
Conferred On the Anarohtss

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douerl from which Us obtomablc 30 extern
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me ana cool, stakes doitva the e''uHN
where portions OF the dynhmtrd body OF
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'''''' '''''
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SPOT where the body was discovered
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pieces OF metal stmilar IN their contents
60 the bombs used hv Bourliu were pro-
dug,d
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ed 10y vlHN iIIN'h PERSONS fuu''''H co.
ihyse We're iol'iEncrs'
speakers who have been announced 10
Hdoiess the meeting uld not nprtnl. We
nally' after wait OF two hours "ihpo"9
OF lhe commonwealth 6iouP arrived anu
inaue speech IN the course oI Wu''h nc
urged Individual eHorts 70 NEn' lhe
wrongs thtN yunplnhed o. ne h'Ih uP
Naulani4 lullaH ana ulher mhrtNrs To ms
hearers emulation. Hundreds, ne sala,
were ready 10 sa'llute tueW lNos IN lue
Ereot cause. lie himself was p,ilee'y
prepared u" 90 so. ihey hau holn'uk 10
NV, for hot We're simply me hloyes ol yAP-
~" l'"ls' 9pve-n'S' we so'u, "e,v vs. ,.,
Anu pnysyal 'otvt was ielgS ,t,' ''y''
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b,ol,s rto,, ,,.,nic,l. ,yhich nb.v yyo,i /
Ana IN publIc libraries md l,nrn the use
Of obe.ni-aIg
Other speeches slmuar In tone but In
forelgn mnguagcs were made to the audi
ence. which numbered onl, eighty paoplc
at the largest These made up rs cuthu.
slasm for the amnllucss of the gathering
and oheered wildly az every opportunity
tine sentiments Of the leaders, Many de-
tectlves in citizens clothing were present
ana scattered IN an parts of the mectiaB
place nnls may have a good effect Cor
outside ~ threatening lnngupge M" meet
Ing In every respect was am orderly one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-05-24

The so called hooalzi wheat Ietm' OF
the Northwest aud the his farms OF Tie
California valleys gre" out OF transient
coudl'lors that no lonsor rre'aiI-Ihe
California farms out OF toe old SPonISh
land grants aud the Minnesota and Dtko'
ia farms ont Of congressional grants TO
railroads. I { bsttry Of the NoIth"e7-
tern big farms Is ibot tie land was pun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-05-24

Reports are often rolced OF eggs rec.
ords an org cur exchanges; in these 1t is
sad hens hsve hid SIS BIZ b as two hut-
dred and twenty five oRss i'll year, and
a recent cortesI ondelt credited three
hundred aud two Rs to one hen. We dc
not intend to deny the ttuthfnlness of this
state meut yet, fer the benefit OF our read
ers, We will ttate that such occurrences
are u ually IRE. 10 the fist place there
are 3G5 days 10 a year and 100 days are us
ualIy required for hen to mouIt, dur
which ume Lens seldom lay. There are,
then, 2Gj day il a yeOr left Tor laying.
Now if hen lays 90 egg every day dur
ing the whole whole Of the period s. Q
cannot exceed 300 eggs, while she must
stop to sit Her records must be the san e
during the summer and winter months 0
keep up with the Hbov. statement Hei 8
reqsire some rest from laying, and 1t js
not within their ability TO lay so heavi y
without at some time succumb lng to lie
over taxation Of strength and vitality. I he
records claimed ire within the bounds Of
possibility, yet We would say flock Of
hens that lay ten dozen eggs per her, is
doing we'll,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-05-24

Have yea experience 10 giosing rape
II 60. give the readers Of tie Mirror and
Farmer the betcht Of IT,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-31
NOTICE.

I have this day transferred my
business to my son, Eli Wise, and
my son-in.law, L. Sokolosky who
will continue the same at the new
store, under the firm name of Eli
Wise & Co.
In Withdrawing from business IL
affords me pleasure to think that
for the forty years | have been in
business, my relations with the pub.
lie have been uniformly pleasant. ]
thank them for their liberal patron
age in the past, and solicit a con-
tinusnce of the same for the new
firm. Respectfully,
SOLOMON Wise.
Abbeville, La, Feb. 10, 1894.
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READ HI
DRS. FELTUS & McCANN,
Dentists,
ABBEVILLE, la.
OFFICE: WALL HOUSE.
READ THIS !
Will practice in Country when called

At the election for d board OF
aldermen Monday, the following
ticket will be In the field: For
mayor, j. o. Lege. J, r. Kitchell,
For aldermen: G. J. Edwards, Eli
Wise, L. j. Feray, 3. Mouton. For
constable, Adam Brasseus, Euphe-
mon Leblanc. Two candidates for
mayor and two for constable, with
the same aldermen on both tickets.
The new method OF electing a con-
stable we hope will prove s~atisFacs
tory, and be adopted hereafter.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-03-31
LOCKE NEVUE
Notice of Assessment.
OFFICE OF TAX ASSESSOR }
YERMILION PARISH.

AN
VERMILION PARISH.
The attention of the tax payers of Yer
million Parish is hereby called to section
10 of Acts of 1890, which is as follows:
Section IS. Be it further enacted, etc,
that it shall be the duty of each tax pay
or, parish of Orleans excepted, to ELI out
a List of his property accordance with the
form provided in section 10 of this act.
and he shall make oath thereto before
the tax assessor, or any officer authorized
by law to administer oaths; ana return
the ann to the assessor before the 1st day
of May of each and every year"
The Assessors office has been opened in
the court house since Jan. 1st. and will ba
open to receive the blanks until May lst.
The tax payers are earnestly requested
TO make their returns before said date.
Don't send. Come in person.
r. r. YOUNG,
ASSESSOR:
Per J. R. LEGUEEFc,
Deputy: