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AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
BAYOU Chicot.

Bayou Ch1cot.
Aug. 81. 1895.
c.. M. Thompson Hustlers- VS.. White
| Vile, 1 p. IN. sharp, at Vile Plate On
Sunday, Aug. IS.
Cal, our Ch%ataignier correspondent
asks me what | think of tho modern
omar Can you answer him for me ?
Hy. l.. Erich and son, Capt. Sam
Haas, l.. S. Haas. A. NJ. Haas. Jr:. and
Major Frank Wharton attended the
races at Opelousas last Saturday.
Candidates for ward Offices are com
ing out like grass in the spring.
Ii. E. Estorge was circulating here
among his numerous friends III We'd
nesday.
Ollie 3. Thompson has been elected
president OF the Merry Makers Climb OF
Bell Cheney Springs, with Henry Pavy
rs chief manager.
II. E. Estorge passed through here GO
ing through tho country announcing
his candidacy for clerk of cOnri. Sue
cess to you, old boy.
The cotton crop. on account oil con
tinued rains, is still doing poorly
CHICOT.
Bellevue.
August 80, 1895.
Capt. j. p. Smith has been quite sick
for a few days, but il able to be up and
about the house at this writing.
Ii. G.. Peckham and DR.. l.. DAILY re-
turned from their camp hunt OF last
Friday. They report a good time. Ihelr
crowd killed two deer.
Mrs. Fl. G.. butcher and sou Lascom
spent last Saturday with Mrs. j. w. Boz
ring.
Mr.. Nj. Cook has heen on the sick list
for IA few days.
Miss Eliza Hollingsworth left on the
18th inst. for Abbeville to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Judge Edwards, of that place,
She will return Sunday.
Mr.. John HazelwooQ and his daugh-
ter, Miss Gena, spen1satorday j" Opel
Some of the Bellevue young folks at
tended a birthday party at Mrs. Getting
hams, given in honor Of Merton Cot
tingham, her SON.. They report quite a
nice time.
o. C. Johnston commenced laying the
foundations of j. w. Behring'S new
house this week
Johnnie, Wilson was in Bellevue last
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Critics held services in Bel
levue last Sunday evening. He was &C
companied by his son.
Mr.. A. j. Sudduth left for Chicot this
week.
Mrs. DR.. Neblett has been quite sick.
She is better at this writing.
We are having entirely too much rain
for cotton. 1t has not missed US a day
for a week. Looks like another spell
has set in. BELLE.
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NOTICE

OFFICE ST. LANDRY HOMEsT'D & IoAN Ass,s
Opelousas, Sept. l6. lse4
This Association has opened a new sar;..
"K." The great advantages ALREADY reanad r.
the shareholders and the public should indu Wy
many to avail themselves of the present nnnaa
t9nity TO become members. The laying ASIDE
a good home. Shares to be applied for at ~
Office in Bank Building, up stairs. Weekl", n ~
ments are only twenty-five cents per share pay
+. d. ESTII.ETTE.
'oepl. ~ lo'f' President,
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FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

OFFICE ST. LANDRY HOMESTEAD AND LOAF
ASSOCIATION,
OPELoUsAs. Sept. 10th. lSys,
The undersigned is authorized by the 2 nd
of Directors OF the st. Landry HOmesteadi oana
Loan Association to offer to its members ion an
at eight per centum. For particn,aaTrsC Z
ply to E. d. aasn.
President st. Landry II. q l.. ASH
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no r OWNERS.

For putting a horse in a fine healthy con,
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They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. Is
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
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Good Service Prompt Returns,
COLUMBIA
RICE MILL.
NEW YORK.

The undersigned call the
attention Of planters and
factors to the above mill
which is among the largest
and best equipped of its
kind in the United States;
soliciting for it a share of
patronage.
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THEIR MELANCHOLY DAYS ARE COMB.
liz GIVES THANKS.


I'm as thankfurs any turkey still alive
in all the land
That we still air doin' business at the
old. reli'ble stand
That we've got daisy navy CROWN
bigger every hour,
And n navy Kaiser Willyum thinks is
goin' TO be a power;
That the starry flags respected every
where it gifts nnfurled
That our credit still is solid In the
countries OF the world
That the gold and silver fellers, both
a-jawin' for their fights.
Air succeedin' still i'm keepin' out
orough and tumble fights;
That the fin de steele business jest at
PRESENTS layid' low.
That the wimmen still air givin' mon
at least a little show
That the presidential lection doesn't
come ,h ninety-Gve;
That I've mastered cycle ridin' ard am
hull and still alive,
But fer one thing, honest Injun naow,
cannot thankful feel
My daughter, Hail Coiumby's, wcarin'
bloomers on wheel
UNCLE SAM
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klNGWOoD. w. VAs THURSDAY NOVEMBER %.

counts of it, so that the whole basi.
ness is big advertisement Tor the
Colonel and his restanraht, and he
seems determined TO keep the ball
rolling, as will 30 seen by the fol-
lowing additional information from
Thursdays H'orldg
- Col. NV. Fitzgerald, the inven-
tor OF Mattresses IN bloomers, was
arrested in his Nassau street restau
rant on Tuesday, on the charge Of
Maintaining a public nuisance, in
the person OF bloomer girl, who
attracted large crowds OF citizens to
block up Nassau street. ue was
taken TO tho Centre Street Police
Station and discharged. Yesterd '
he instructed his attorneys, Essel-
styu, ketcham & Stafford, OF No.
80 Wall street, to sue the city for
100000 damages for false arrest.
lie SAYS that Col. Robert G.. lngcr.
soil will make tho address TO the
jury. Fitzgerald says that Acting
Captain Thompson and six detec-
tives dashed into his restaurant.
shouting that he was public NUS.
ahce. lie threatens to prefer charges
against the Acting Captain.
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RAILROADER's PRAYER.
A railroad man is responsible le for
the following prayer

A railroad man is responsib le for
the following prayer
30. Lord, now that have flag
ged Thee, lift my feet from off the
road of life and plant them safely
on deck Of the train OF salvation
Let me use the safety lamp known
as prudence, make all couplins in
the train with tile strong link of
Thy love, and let MY lamp be the
Bible And, Heavenly Father,
keep all switches closed that lead
Oft on the sidings. especially those
with "a blind end o, Lord, II it
be Thy pleasure, have every sema-
phore block along the line to show
the white light of hope, and that /
make the run Of life without stop.
ping. And, Lord, give us the Ten
Commandments as schedule, and
when / have finished the run and
have on schedule time pulled into
the great station Of Death, may
Thou, the superintendent % the
Universe, say, with n smile, well
done, thou good and faithful serv.
ants COME and sign tie pay roll and
receive your check for eternal hap
plness, Amen"
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THOUSANDS IN AN OLD CARPET.

The longer a carpet is used in
the coiner's department at the
United States Mint, the more II is
worth. VICAR and tear do not
diminish its value. A few DAYS
ago u thick WOODEN carpet which
had been on the coiners' floor for
seven years. was taken up and care.
fully erematcd. The precious
ashes were scrupulously gathered
together, as If they were the relics
of some departed saint, and by an
elaborate refining process the gov
ernment recovered two hundred and
seventy-nine ounces Of gold worth
over 900. This metal had been
deposited there by the inIinittsimal
abrasions and disintegrations Of the
yellow metal while being converted
from bullion into coin.
Even The heavy gloves of the men
who handle bullion are inclnerated,
and tho gold is brought back to
Uncle sam's Golfers. Evon the
smoke from the furnaces used ir
melting the metal is made to de.
liver the treasure with which It IL
trying to escape, aud from the SCOT
in the chimney GINNING little bars
of the yellow stuff are secured. -
Philadelphia Record.
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THANKSGIVING.

We walk on starry fields OF white
And yet ignore the daisies;
For blessings common in our sight
We rarely offer praises.
We sigh FOR some supreme delight
To crown our lives with splendor,
And quite ignore our daily store
OF pleasures sweet and, tender.
Our cares are bold and push their way
Upon our thought and feeling.
They hang about us all the day,s
Our time from pleasure stealing.
So unobtrusive many JOY
We pass by and forget IL,
But worry strives 10 own our lives
And conquers x we let it,
There's not day in all the year
But holds some hidden PLEASURE,
And looking back joys oft appear
To brim the past's wide measure.
But blessings are like friends, hold,
Who love and labor near MS,
We ought to raise our notes OF praise
While living hearts can hear u.s.
Full many blessing WEARS the guise
OF worry or of trouble.
Farsecing is the soul and wise
Who knows the mask is double.
But he who has The faith and strength
To thank his God Tor sorrow
Has found a joy without alloy
To gladden. every morrow.
We ought TO stake the momeiits notes
OF happy, glad Thanksgiving;
The hours and days silent phrase
OF music we are living.
And SO the theme should swell and grow
AS weeks and months pass DER Us,
And rise sublime at this good time,
a grand Thanksgiving chorIs
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
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Town OmeinIs


Mayor-WilIiam Francis Maneaf
RocOrder-Jaues ". Flynn.
4, Counciinien--David ". wotring James A.
Ell and Waitman W. Graham
Town Sergsant-Wiliiam T. Wheeler.
Societies
Knights Of Pytbias-f,odee meets everv rues.
aaY evening at their hall over Hardware store.
1t 7.30 O'Clock
independent order Of odd FeiIows-Lo6eo
m Gets every Saturday evening AZ the Rnigifs
bf Pythlas hall at 73O o'clock.
Golden Rule Euearnpment No 90 T. q. q. r.
ss.1 gssS month E gss 6R9rd sgGiadsy ssenPsg,s o.
Block.
The independent order Of Good Tsmpiars
Iodge meets everv Friday eFehifG. ih the / o
o. r. HALL. At 40 O'Clock.
King Philip Tribe No. ~. Improved Ordaf oi
Red Non meets every wednesday evening ei
75O O'Clock iu The Knights Of pythias Hall over
Hard ware store.
hesday evenind at 1,38 O'Clock Ia the odd Fei
lows Hall in the Bishop Block
Preston Lodge. No. %, A. " and A. M.--Meefs
nrst and third MONDAY 10 eaon month az 7i30 p
~ 10 the knights Of pythias Haif ostf Hard
ware store
Churches.
NJ. p. Church-Rev. g p Cramms0. Pastor.
and p.m m. sunday school al n. m. Ciae.
Meetings a. n. Young Folks Meetinrat ESQ p
p. Prayer Meeting every fhursday evening at
ProsbyteJan Church Rev. fno. n Ifackoft
Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath ai l6.E
=. n, q, and {ao p. nj PRAYER Meetine
day school at 200 p. m Christian Fndeavor
sabhath evening az G80. Ladlcsi Wissionart
! ciety meets every tuesday of zach month
Baptist Church-No Pastor.
A.M.E chufoh-Rev. W. IT, Watson. Pastor
Frsseihns every fourth sun dsy IN The month.
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The Companion Calendar for 1890

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MONDAY rest in tile harvest-fie a
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Of Roldenrod and brilliant autumn
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RrPTuRE CnREb Ar HnMr.

IL you suffer from rupture in any Of
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lievcd you can learn how 20 be cured
ibynamiug this paper and addressing
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An inventor has just como TO the
front with an engagement sofa and
il he only knew it, he's two months
too early with it. The proper time
FOR its appearance is at the be-
ginning Of Lent, rather than at its
end, out still there may be millions
~ it as it il. 1t is only dgailnblo
where the parlor is lighted by elcc.
tricity, and ln such case by tho ar
fangement OF a switch Che lights 20
out directly two people sit together
on the sofa. a long as tho people
sit close together the lights stay
out, but directly they separate, as
when some one is heard on the
stair, The lights come on again.
Nothing could be more convenient.
according to the claims Of The in
yentor. lie declares that Tie sofa
is not OILY valuable iu predicting
engagements, but after tho engage
ment re established and tho young
man can bo let into its secret the
piece Of furniture is on tie greatest
utility ali through the engagement.
The inventor expects to make a
great deal Of money selling the
device TO parents with marragcble
daughters, and 20 young widows.
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O Gobbler Turk, 0 Gobief Turk,
WHY hold your head SO high?
Ere long there will be awful work
The AK ard hour arc nigh
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The following are somo Of the
words that spell the same forward
or backward Anna, bah, bob,
did, civic. dad. deed, doined,
dewcd, ecce, eye eve, gog, gig,
gag. level, uiadam, noon otto, pap,
peep, pip, pop, pnp, reddor, refer,
repapef. fefltgf, rOtator, sees sexes,
shahsJ tat tlti t0s'i tets tatf
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The Christmas number OF Frank
Leslie's Popular Monthly is already
out and will hardly be surpassed in
richness and beauty Of pictorial illus
tiOD, or in seasOnable variety OF literary
contents, by anything that may follow
during the holiday season. The open
ing article. upon 'Ileroines and Hero
inc Worship" affords vehicle for
nearly a score OF exquisite rcproduc-
tiOns from old md modern master
painters A similar opportunity is
found In the intensely poetic story, by
A. Cressy Morrison, OF The Man who
Resembled Christ" which Ina addition
is illustrated with some original draw
ing Of rare delicacy IN The City OF
Dordrect," George G. Hattie fairly revels
in tie picturesque. giving us eight Of
Of his lOvelist arquGrelles. The great
literary feature of the number on Toll
stOn's latest story, Master arid Man"
specially translated from the Russian
for Frank feslies Popular Monthly.
aud illustrated by Fogarty. A charm
inc novelty Is IS daughter Of tire Sal
mural by Teiichi Yamdgata being an
up-tO date japanese love story written
in English bv Japanese author.
Amongst other contributions deserving
special mentiou are. "Horoines oi
Chivalry," by Mrs. Frank Leslie. "Tit
crazy Boston" by Lillian Whiting. ''The
ST. Nicholas Society" by wiz T.. Pond
How the Wixes Joined the -Four Hun
dred," by a. Oakley Hall; and "a Lo
gcnd Of Jeanne dare, the latter being
a poem by Francois Coppec
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- First Dlstrict-B. b. Dovenor, wheeling.
Ohio County.
Second DistrIct-Alston Gordon DAYTON Phil.
tppi, Barbour Co.
Third Distrlct--James II Hnlfnc Charleston
hanawha County.
\, Fourth District warren Miller, jackson c.
H., jackson county.
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supreme Court or Appeals.

Homer II. Hol, President, Greenbrier Co.
J. ". English Mason county.
Henry Brannon, Bewis Co.
NJ II. Dent, Taylcf Co.
Col. Charles iIedrick, Crler, Kanawha county.
o. =. Long, Clerk, Kanawha Co.
r. =. Riley, Reporter. Ohio county.
Convenes at Chatle atom second wednesday v I'm
january; Wheeling, hrst Wednesday i'm June,
Charlestown, first Wednesday In September
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DIRECTORY.
STATE omcInls.

Governot-wiiliam A. Maecorsle. Kanawsa
county.
Secretary of state-wilfiAm 4. Chiffon. Ka.
hawha county.
Auditor--Isaac v. johnson. Barbour county
TreAsurer--JOhn NJ. Rowan. Monroe county
Attorney v,encrAl--r =. Riley. Ohio COUNTY
Asst. Ats Gen-Hcnr endleton. kauawha 90
Supt. of schpOls--Nirgil A. Lewis. Mason Co
Adtatant General-Jasnes A. Holley, Lincoln
county.
state Librarian--E. L. Wood. Kanawha co.
Private Sec'y To Gov John b. White IIamp-
hhire county.
Chief clerk Auditors ofice--wm. A, cracratt.
- t Sec'y states Ofhcc-G. y dhiiton
a. Supt schools IT j Grass
Tressnrcrs Percy Rowan
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East Side-William Henry Glover. Terra klta
west Side--James w. White, Kingwood.
Sheriff -LeRov Shaw.
DEPUTY sHeRiPFs
Ki9gwood pistrict-Luther MoMilleh,
yaliey-None.
Lvon- -
Reno--C. ". Ridenour
UhiOn-Georgc Geissman!
Portland
Grant--Albert Il. Fearer
PIoasant-Non6.
Clerk Circuit COurt-Iobn w Watson
1;lerk County Court. Ami Martin
Prosecuting AttOrney-D. VI, Wotrng.
County Suryeyor-A. r. McMillen
Supt. OF Schd6ls-u O. WhetSelI
Assessor East Side, Gabriel Pnliiam.
West side. VIM f. Mdhear
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UNITED sTATEs COURT.

Judge--J J Jacxssn. ParkersBurg, Wood Co
clerk. Y. Moore. Clarksburg Harrison Co
u. s, District Att'y-C. G. Watts. Charleston
kanawha county.
t. Asst. Dist. Att9rney-stdaft F. walker, Mar
tinsbnrg. Berk keley county.
u. s. Marshal--A. ID. Garden, Wheeling VIVA
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Boards ofRducatIon.

fJ. A, Lenhart. President
EIns1ood Ijfstfief J Capt, j. y. Murdoch, Sec
J DIR. Mt Powell
NJ. G. Gibson.
B. r. Cobun Pres.
S.lISx DT. j. A. Cox Sec.
J Thomas FortnSy
Nicholas POsten.
NV. r. Stuck. Pres
f,von Or. 8 J. POsten, Sec
N'V" Geo. g. Shaw
DR.. u. w. Showalter.
DIR. J. + Michael Pres
kaoa william Loughrldgc, Sec
w. +. Pierce.
DR.. NJ. IT. PrOudfoot.
Edmund whitehair Pres
bo-tt.n4 John w. Hin, sec'y
Samuel u. Freeland.
james G.. White.
Julius scherr, Pres
iystoS LLOYD Shaffer, sec.
O"'VH ] y. r. King.
David 8. wilt.
~. J. Martin Pres.
f5to.sast w. II. Ringer. Sec.
VIM. g. Ringer.
7. W. Hartman
fJos. q. Arnold Pres
Eo.t ID. r. Scott SEQ
N' J. n. Smith
tAsa X. Frazeo
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w tlemcn or ladies 10 travel in West
Virginia forestablished. reIiable house.
SALARY $3.50 and expenses. Steadv DO
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COMmIssioNERs OF ACCOUNTS.

COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS.
NJ Goodwin and d. NJ. Wotring.
CONF sSIoNERS IN CHANCERY.
a. ID: N. Wptring Neil j. Fortney, ana w NJ
.. Dawson and w. b. Parkhurst.
REC sIyER OF THE COURT.
James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coMMIssIoNERs couNTY COURT.
Portland, John P.Jones. President, Terra Alta
Kingwood, Edmund Messenger, Kingwood
Valley. Edward NJ. Hartley. Masontown.
Lyon, David J. Walls Independence.
union, Page II. McCrum Aurora.
Reno, Harrison Zinn Fellowsville
Pleasant, Perry Metheney. Valley Point.
Grant, X. b. Waddle, Brandonyille.
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Courts Conyene1

a, ,Clrchlt court-Narch ~, September /. and
December IL
County c5drt-First Monday in January, April,
5uiy and October.
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united states senalors.
Memhtrs nrrongteas

CHARLES Faulkner. Martinsburg, Berkeley
stephen Benton Elkins. Elkins, Randolph Co.
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The above account from the daily
World Of Wednesday was published
in connection with large double
column picture Of tho gallant Colo
mel, that was natural az life. The
World made some editorial com
ments on Che occurrence and many
- ths other bis 8silies gave ac-
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Magistrates.

sKinzw?od District, Joseph NJ Godwin and
Goseph A Miller,
NAllev. VI, VI. Martin
Lyon, Eugene HngciIs and James McC3ee
Reno, III. H.Wheeler and Lucas Forman
Union, julius Scheer and A. VI Berry.
Portland. Jshn w. Hill and Albert g Mason
Pleasant. Levi r. Miller and ID. N. Martin
Grant, j. e. Bird and W. II. McGibbohs.
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C0hsfnhIes.

,Kingwood, Thomas TTawkor ara Geo F. non
nan.
Valley, Il manuel DIXON aud J F. watson
Lvon. I, w. Criss arid W. B. TAYLOR
Reno, +, HalBftter aud O. n Rideuodr
Union, u. w. Myers and Geo Geissman
Portland. W. A. McGinnis
Pleasant. i. 8. Kelly and j. NJ shaw
Grant, s. +. Conner and j. W. MiChaes.
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state scnarers-Rieventh DIstrItt.
Judge. Third Judicial District.

William g. worley. Rlngwood, Preston TO.
samuel ii Gramm, Fetterman, Taylor Co.