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The Washington times., 1895-03-24

The return engagement OF the Tavary
English Grand Opera Company, beginning
Monday evening at the Academy of Music,
is ali important event of the week. The
company, since last here. has made a COM
plete tour OF the United States, playing ex-
tended engagements with the greatest sue
cess in such cities as Philadelphia, BaEi-
more. Pntsburg. Cleveland, st. Louis, Chi
cago, Denver, Portland. San Francisco,
Los Angeles, New Orleans, etc.
Since the death OF Emma a bbott and the
disbanding OF the famous American Grand
Opera Company. no attempts have been
made to satisfy the desire which the meri-
can public has always shown for grand
opera in English. AS far as the east is
concerned, il has catered exclusively to
this taste. This season there is promised
a rare treat by the Marie Tavary Grand
Opera Company. Nine. Tavary made
her first appearance in America three years
ago.
The repertoire for the week, is as fol-
lows: Monday, Verdi's II Trovatore;"
Tuesday, Bizet's Carmen" "Wednesday ymat-
inee, Balfe's Bohemian Girl" Wednesday
night, ''Cavalleria Rusticana" and ~
Pagliacci:'' Thursday, Gounod's Faust"
Friday, Wagner's "Tannhaeuser;" Satur-
day matinee. Flotow's ''Martha;" satur-
day night, Rosinni's William Tell"
The Washington times., 1895-03-24
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

Manager Kernan's attraction for this
week will be John F. Fields Drawing
Cards" This is one of the most complete
vaudeville organizations in existence and is
composed absolutely of refined and high
classed acts. The galaxy of superior
talent is headed by Fields and Hanson,
the emperors OF musical comedy; others in
the company are Mays and Hunter, the
peerless banjoists; Johnnie Carroll. Amer
ica's representative comic singer; Charley
Case. the up -to-date monologue artist;
Edgar and CurTan, Irish comedians, vocal
lists and dancers; Maud BeyeTle, the dis
tingushed character vocalist; The Garri-
sons, the eminent travesty artists; Will
Jams and Barton, eccentric knockabout
comedians, and Mons. La Fleur, the French
marvel AS a special feature, Manager
Fields has engaged stanton Abbott, the
champion light weight pugilist of Eng
land, during this engagement. Abbott
win meet all comers and will forfeit $25
TO any man in his class whom lie fails
to best in four rounds.
The Washington times., 1895-03-24

DIInU THEATER-sEATS p and SOC. Mati-
nj tIIllE nees Tues, Thurs, and sat Wash
ington's favorite Family Resort
The Washington times., 1895-03-24

RACING EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ALL TIE HIGHEST CLASS HORSES WILL
TAKE PART.
6IX RACES EACH DAY, COMMENCING AT
230 ?. m
SPECIAL RACE TRAINS direct to Grand Stand
viii leave Sixth Street Station at 1870 and o M
ADMISSION:
Gentlen1en-....-... ...-..-...--.........S1.O 90
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
STATE OF MINNESOTA, I sr
County of Mobiles ~

STATE OF MINNESOTA ss
County Of Mobiles }''' .
Personally before Undersigned John j. Kend
County Auditor MOBILES
both ncusiye fun and Delinquent
appearing remaining delinquent and unpaid Monday in
d. 1885, with the penalties
description -
County Auditor Mobiles County Mimi
Subscribed and to before this nineteenth
d.
. > District Court '...,-
Mobiles County, Mimi.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
Round Lake Village.
Bigelow twp. lOf, Range 40.

Gerine Biorn ~tad, neii section 5,..............
A. Bjornstad swil, section Observation-Disclosures.
+ HawkinSon, lot and ,, section ll......:.....
do eH swl, and e1e of 1t I. section
Hattie J Grant, nell section 50 Observation-Disclosures.
f Bird ne swii section 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hattie Grant, nwl, !, sec 80 IT,. .................
do seH sec 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
do e11swll see s. ...............
S W Rlwson, So ne1i see :}G. go. ........,
do swL, sec b Observation-Disclosures,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
J Holleran NV 1FSec 50 twp lOl range ~. >.
Lorain Twp. 1O2, Range 80.

Jos Hagerman ne14 sec 2.....................
J l. Hagerman sea sec 2.......... ............
Jos Hagerman Sc 4 sec S.-....................
Mary A Busby nts OF seA sec 4..................
A f futile VIZ Of swh4 sec s..
i NJ Hagerman NJ of nel4 sec 10 ....::..
j l. Rowell est nw4 sec II Observation-Disclosures.
do swl4 sec li.......... ...........
Il Peterson Sw4 sec Is. ...............
John Berend swLf sec Is Observation-Disclosures.
MINI. Loan & Inv. Co nwl4 sec 2l...........,
and NJ Fitzgerald nwA sec %. .............
C W Hall nel4 Of nel4 sec %. .................
C w Hall nwl4 sec "a. ........... ..........-
Il Peterson seq see 81 ........ ...........
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
Ottillia Duwcnhoegger Lot II Block g..
Leota Twp, 104. Range 43.

Rosetta Vargason NV Il section 2........... -.
William oliver ne or section ;}.............. 80.
do NV Or sections neutrality-suspicious..
VIM Hazard Sc Or section g.. .................
j Easton undiv. y of nx of ne ar section IT,.
L Eaden NV or sections ......................'
Joseph Barlow ne OF ne or section G...... =. -.
Alfred E Taylor Sc or section 8 49,. ............
do ,sw or section 9....:..... .........
W G Barnard NV Or section ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
f G Howard sw or section 17..........
John O'COnnOr Sc or section 49,. ..............
w H l. Davies nwqr section Observation-Disclosures.
VIM NJ Miller sc Or section ~. .............
Western Land Go 81 OF sw ar section 20 .......
John HOog eH OF ne Il and NV ar of NV or sec 81
James GilfOy 81 of Sc Or section Is. ...........
s Fl Graves NV or section ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Northwestern Town Lot Co Sc or section 80.
do sw or section Observation-Disclosures.
James Gilfoy swqr ofnw or and M of NV or
section So. ..........................
M Sullivan Sw Or section Observation-Disclosures.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14

S,TATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Mobiles.
y SIS. District Court 18th Judicial District
The State of Minnesota to all persons. com
panies or corporations who have or claim to
have any estate, right, tile or Interest s IN,
calm to, or lien upon any OF the several pieces
or parcels of land in the list hereto attached
described:
The list of taxes and penalties on the real
property for the county of Mobiles remaining
delinquent on the first Monday in January.
1895. has been filed in the office OF the CLERK OF
the District Court OF the county OF Mobiles OF
which that hereto attached is a copy.
Therefore. you and each OF you are hereby re-
or before the twentieth l20th) day of March.
1895, your answer in writing setting forth any
objections or defense you may have to the taxes
or any part thereof, upon any piece or parcel OF
land described in said list in, to or on which
you may have or claim any estate, right title or
interest. claim or lein. and in default thereof,
judgment will be entered against such piece or
parcel Of land for the taxes on said list appear.
ing against it, and for all penalties interest and
costs. Il. A. STEW EMS,
Clerk of the District Court, Mobiles County,
Minnesota.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
a LIST OF -.
Delinquent Taxes

Upon Real Estate within the County of Nobles
3 state Of Minnesota, for the Year, A. d.. 1885,
& Remaining Delinquent and Unpaid on the first
u. Monday in january, 1896, and the Penalties
u Accrued thereon.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
Dewald TWP. 1O2, Range Al.

Chas Moore M of neA sec g.. .............
Williams &Foote 81 OF neA & neA of nell sec II
do. neN Of swA sec r.. .........
do nwh of seG sec 12............
John d Ely swM sec b.. =. .......... 800.
Mrs. A Whitman neg sec A. ........,....,...
W rs F RR co swA of swA south OR Il sec 20
G. r Leonard e!a of seA sec Observation-Disclosures.
G II Leonard nwA OF seN sec 90. .............
ii G Hangar seq sec 81. ........... ............
MINI Loan s. Inv. co. nwA sec 81 ........ ......
+ W Lambert n1 of neA sec 34..... .........
Vim Hollis Jr. neg sec So. .. ............ ..
W S Hazard e13 OF nwA sec 3G ............
do SeA sec SO. Observation-Disclosures.
do SWlt see &c.. :. ........ ........
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14

MINI Loan & Inv. Co nwA sec 2..............
Otto Goedke seA OF seA sec 49,. .........-.......
W FL Bean nwA of neM sec 81 :..;;;....'
do eA of seA and sw1a OF seA sec H..
Geo w Schee nwA sec 23.... ...,...........
WIN Findley swN sec 81: .........:...,....'
WIN Ttterington SO Of nwA sec So ...'......ii.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14
!suSlllllOre Village.
Olney Twp. lo:s, Range ~.

p L Peterson neA OF sec 1...................,
do SIS nWll sec l ............ ........,
Peter sonegeroth swA sec IA ..........,........
J ID W Joy sWA sec II: ...;:: ........:....:...;:,
Bertha O'Brien ne11 of neM less cemetery sec 1!
VIM Apply n11 OF seq sec 70. ...............
ID W Joy ne}t sec 81 80. Observation-Disclosures.
do nwA sec p .......... ...........
Eugene Pinckney sWA sec2l. ....;:..... .......
August Berge east part neAl sec 90 ............
T!los ,iunderson seA sec 80 ....... .......
5 D Times SWll sec 81 .......
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-14

John F Times WIZ Of ncil sec 2..........
Ches + Wetherby north 90 acres he Il SEE:
Thos Gown he 4 see NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIM Wigham NV Il sec 1S........ ........
Catherine Quine sc Il sec 81 ......... ....
Geo. & Roberts seii sec ~ ...............
VIM. f. Quine ne 4 sec 2S....... go. -.
RF James SW 4 sec :}2. Observation-Disclosures.
Florence Greayes els OF nell sec 81 .....
James Fl Greaves WI. of neh sec 81 .....
Grand Prairie twp. 1Oi, RAJ
Thos O'NciI sw /. sec l....... ..........
Chas. Hallas nwi4 see 6.................
Mrs + Wigham Sc "A sec l2.... ......
Chas A Barnes sell see lS..............
G. G Gladstone SWit sec Observation-Disclosures.
Jane L Barlow sW Il sec 20. .............
John Larllin sw Il sec "a. .............
Thos Larkin VIZ OF sw1 and seli OF sw'l
Otto Won Neufoille VIZ of neA sec IS.
James Burke Sc 4 sec IS ...-.............
Nancy A Butcher neli sec 81. ........
Thos Larkin sE of ne Il see :'5...........
ThOs Carey NV n sec ::6. ........... -.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
NOW TRY THIS.

It will cost you nothing and wiz
surely do you good, if you have
Cough. Cold, or any trouble win
Throat. Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumpuoh,
Coughs aud Colds is guaranteed 20
give relief, or money will be paid Dack.
Sufferers from LaGrippe found IT Iuss
the thing and under its use nad :
speedy and perfect recovery. iry
sample bottle at our expense ana learn
for Yourself just how good thing ],
is. Trial bottles free al j. S. Guenaro
Drug Store. Large size Soc. anu Si'oo
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
That Discrepancy Again.

The Lexington Miss. } Advertiser
verys De ltjnently asks what u the
matter wath the power behind the
tbrone nasthe cotton seed business!
With seed selling here at S5 per ton
and cotton seed meal at sls, hnlls at
s4 to say nothing of the prices OF
cotton seed oil, there seems to be
something disproportionate III these
prices ;.
There is, indeed, startling DIS
crepancy. A few weeks ago the
Times published an article, showing
that while the planters received So
per ton for their seed on the planta-
tions, the same seed sold in England
for s24 per ton when dellnted by
the new patent process. The pro-
cess of delinting is certainly vast
improvement, but not sufficient TO
warrant an increase of sl6 In the
price of seed. That article was
published to call the attention oi
i planters to the fact that they were
not receiving their Just dues, and to
suggest to them to try to hit upon
some plan for self protection. BY
the last issue of the Manufacturer
Record it will be seen that the cot
ton oil industry in increasing
m,ehtily-new mills going up al
over the country, and the CONDITION
of the business that OF the mos
:, fourishing prosperity. 1t is a yer.
; fine and desirable thing to see an IN
: dustry SO peculiarly Southern IN
' condition of such prosperity. IL
5 increase and Improvement Is an al
r vantage to every town in which 1t
: mills are located; but in common
: Justice the prosperity growing ou
4 of a product of the soil should b
!, shared by the producers. In vie'
= of the facts it does not take yer
: . shrewd intellect to conclude tha
: some powerful combination Is {
work to deprive the planters
e their share of the profits arls'n
II from this branch of their industr.
If They are simply giving away a va
le liable crop for the enrichment OF Il
., ?, trusts and corporations who place
- y merely nominal value upon the Sc,
- = and laugh in their sleeves at Il
simplicity of their victims. -Gree
Vile Times.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16


The Greene county Miss. } Graph
ic says "the poorest girl in the world
are those not taught to work. Ihere
ore thousands of them. Rich parents
have petted them, and they nave
been taught to despise labor and to
depend upon others for living ano
are perfectly helpless. The mos'
forlorn women belong to that class
It is a duty of parents to protec'
their daughters from this deploraDl'
condition. They do them a grea
wrong if they neglect it. Ever.
daughter should be taught to earl
her own living; the rich as well a
the poor require training. In
wheel of fortune rolls swiftly around
the rich are likely to become poo
and the poor rich. Skill, added :
labor, is no disadvantage to the poo
Well-to do parents must eouca'
their daughters to work; no refor
{ is more imperative than this"
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
NORTH AND EAST.


Ifyou have any intention of going
to the North aud East this fall or
winter, you should advise yourseii Oh
the best route from the South anu
West. This is the Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad, which is running
double daily trains from New Orleans
and Memphis through to LouisVi''e'
Cincinnati, Nashville, Birmingham
Atlanta. Montgomery, Thomasviile'
Pensacola, Jacksonville anu all o.ne'
Florida poi ns; Washington, fhIla
delphia, New York, Chicago, De'roh
Buffaloand all points North ana E"s'
Pullman Sleeping Car Service through
Snecial low rates made to Atlantis
,,nriug the continuance of the Cotton
States Exposition. For particulars a
to rates and through car service, wri'
| T. 4. KINGSLEY, Trav. Pass. Agent, Dallas
Texas.
JNo. KlIXNEy, Div. Pass. Agent Ne'
, Orleans. La. =,
c,p. A7MoRE, eenl Pass. Agent, Loulsvil
KY,
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

It is now given out that the Pop
nlists will not nominate State tick
Il. but will combine with the Repub-
licans to defeat the regular Demo-
cratic ticket. The Republicans claim
they will be able to carry every par
ish in the sugar district by large ma
iorities, while the Populists assert
they will carry twelve if not thirteer
Of the hill parish in North Louisiana
If this ANT gall, what is it? Twelv'
out Of thirteen hill parishes! Thel
viii do nothing Of the kind.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

ssEither run town with VIM OF
lust sell out and leave it," says an ex-
change. "Men who are all the time
trying to get out of town will never
build up the town or their own busi-
ness. One of the two things must
be done-run the town for all 1t Is
worth, get up steam and keep it up,
or quit the whole thing, slide out and
let nature take its course. Do you
want trade? Bid for it. Do you
want prosperous town where people
can come who are disposed to MAKE
homes? Then do away with person
al feeling, bury from sight all spit
work; work no more for few indl
yiduaIs, but all work together for
mutual benefit. Wake up, rub you
eyes, rollsup your sleeves and go t
work. Don't work with fear an
trembling, but take it for granite
that blood will tell. Leave result
with themselves borrow no trouble
but all urite to make the biggei
kind of city,
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
An Ancient Sign.


This is the announcement of an an-
c;ent SIGN. said still to he hanging al
Falmouth, England:
.Rocer Giles, Surgin, Parish Clark
& Skulemaster, Groser " liunder,
taker. Respectfully informs ladys ana
gentleman that he drors teef withnut
wateing a mint. applies laehes every
bour. blisters on the lowest farms anu
yizieks for penny a peace. he sells
lGodfather's kordals, kuts korns, buny-
ons doctors osses, clips donkies vance
a muuth and undertakes to luxe ater
nails by the ear. Joesharps, penny
/ w;sse,s. brass kanelsticks, fryin pans
and other moozikal instruments hal
orately reydooced tigers. Young
iadys and gentlemen larps their gram
mur and langeudge in the purest man
mar also crate care taken of the NOR
rels and spellin. Also zarm-zinging,
tschying the brass vial, and Oil other
zorts of fancy work, Squalls, pokers
weazzles. and all country dances tort
at home and abroad at pefekshun
Perfumery and snuff in all itt
branches. AS times is cruel bad,
3 beps to tell ee that has just beginneo
/ to sell all sorts of stashonary ware
cox, hens, vouls, pigs and all Other
, kinds of poultry, Blackin-brishes, her
e rims, coles, scrubbing-brushes, taryke
6 and podley Dukes aud bibles, mise
trans. brick dist, wniske-seeds, morre
pokkerankerchers. aud all zorts
J swate-maits, including taters, sassage
and other garden stuff, bakky, zlzar'
lamp oyle, say kittles and other lntoS
, zigatin likkers, dale of fruit, nat
# zongs, hare oyle, pattins, bukkits, grie
4 in stones aud hother aitables, cor
and bunyon salve and all hardwar
! | as laid in large azzortment ottryp
re dog mate, lollipops, ginger pee
is mai ches and other pikkels, such
:. hapsom, salts, hoysters, winzzer sop
II anzetrar.-Old rags bort and 20
b. here and nowhere else, now'ayt
ly heggs by me Roger Giles, zingii
: burdes keoped, sich as howls, donkit
q. paykox, Holsters, crickets, also sta
ce of celebrated brayder.
pv "P. ST. tayches geography, RI
= metic, cowsticks. jimnastics and oth
re- Chyuees tricks."-New York TrlDui
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

Over one half of the money that
takes to run this government goes
to pay pensioners.
Gen. Grants famous remarks
about the Democrats, are appropri-
ate just about now.
One million dollars in gold was
Withdrawn from the sub-treasury ID
New York for export on Wednesday.
President Cleveland has designa-
ted Thursday, the 2Sth, as the
National day of thanksgiving ana
prayer.
Mr.. John d. Rockefeller, OF the
Standard Oil Co., has given over
seven millions of dollars towards the
endowment of the Chicago Unlver-
sity.
i Hardin and Blackburn were nomi-
mated on a sound money PLATFORM
and afterwards repudiated it. "na'
was the consequences? They were
defeated as they should have been
The latest repor. OF the Agricui
. tural Department says that the COZ
: ton crop will not exceed 6'ooo'oo'
! bales. Still the prices are KEEP
S down by the spectators, and future
!, also keep tumbling.
g The elections on the 9th do no
g affect the present membership OF IN
= limited States Senate. Brice OF Ohie
Gibson of Maryland, and Biackour
n of Kentucky, will remain in the oei
:, = ate until March 4, 1897.
The Ohio Masonic home was deo
Gated last week at Springfield. Ii
= building cost s15o,Ooo. This graz
edifice will furnish home for u
~ destitute and homeless members
the Masonic order as we'll as the Q
:. phans and widows of Masons.
;s Bob Ingersoll once said that whe
N. ever Kentucky went Republican,
nd would believe in the Bible. WI
ou will he say now? One thing is c.
on tain. that before he is placed In
,le box for his happy hunting grour
'Le he will come around like all the r
N. of the cranks who have gone bef'
lite him.
di- The Governor of Georgia, urg
r a in his message to the Legislatu
our that a law be passed giving the Ia
to ly of person taken from otnc
md and lynched, the right to sue
ted county for the full value OF his
,lts He also asks that the Governor
BILE. authorized to remove from Office
rest man from whose custody ne
taken.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

Majors & Co., the great New Or
leans cotton firm, failed on Friday
last. Four weeks ago, it was said
this firm was over two hundred
thousand dollars ahead in cotton
futures.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
CourtTerms.

The Jury terms Of the 7th District Court
are fixed for the first Mondays IN January
and June. - a.. .,,o second
Mondays in March and OCTOBER
MADISON 80. xd.x,s IN
Jury terms to begin on 4th Mohaays aln ON =,
Isr MONDAYS in April and November.
J,,ry terms to begin on 3rd Mondays II
Eohnsrv and Jnly. Civil terms to begin OF
4th Mondays in April and November.
By order of his Honor, =. + montgomery
Judge 7th District Court. c.,,
'"oe j. D. Tonipkins, Clerk.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
FOR CLERK.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
YANCEY BELL as candidate for the
position of clerk of the 7th Distriet
Court, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
hereby announce myself as can,
d;date for re-ele elton to the office OF
Clerk of the 7th District Court, sub
iect to the action of the Democratit
Party, and ask the support OF th'
voters Of the parish. ,
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

We understand the Providence
Lumber Company contemplates put
ting up cotton gin next year in The
Winterfeld: they have the boiler
engine and lumber, aud would have te
buy only the stands. Ii would be
great accommodation to the people il
that neighborhocd.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

Ii looks like the hoodlums in the
Crescent City own the town. Their
latest s'gcntlemanly act'' was on
Friday night last, when they des-
troyed trees. shrubbery and benches
in Annnnciation Square.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

An exchange says it pays to keep
on the right side of newspaper men.
Every newspaper treasures up III IT'S
memory the names of its friends ana
likewise its enemies. 1t never over
looks an opportunity to asst the
former but never goes out OF the
way to aid the latter. Human
nature is the same everywhere.
People who show newspaperman
kindness never make better invest
ment, or one that more surely repays
them an hundred fold sooner OF
later. As has been truly SAID
.sThere occasionally comes time
in the life of every man when
word said by newspaper elthe
makes or unmakes the lndividua
mentioned" The man who says n
| does not care what the papers say
of him lacks truthfully of inteil'
gence.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

Next Wednesday, the goth, win be
Louisiana day at the Atlanta Expo
sition. One hundred cadets of the
State University will attend, and we
will bet our dollars that the boys will
bring back with them the prize for
the best drilled soldiers yet at the
Exposition. ssra
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

The Populists got knocked into
smithereens in Mississippi on De-
cember End. In April next, they
will get the divil knocked out OF them
in Louisiana. IS
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
Ex-Conaressman r. w. Dunham

Ex-Congressman R. w. Dunham
has been awarded $4,000 damages
against Major E. L. Allyn, for the
alienation of his wife's affections.
The Alexandria Democrat says that
sin this country bullet would have
been sufficient to have soothed the
outraged feelings Of the injured hus'
band.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

Hon. Geo. w. Bolton of Rapides,
is spoken OF for the Office of Lieuten-
ant Governor. He was speaker OF
the House of Representatives in the
last General Assembly.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
C.R. EGELLY as candidate for re-
election to the Office of Justice OF the
Peace of the Third ward. subject to
the action of the Democratic party
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16

Congressman Benton McMillen, OF
Tennessee, who was visiting Senator
Blanchard at Shreveport last week,
was asked what was the cause
of Democratic defeat. He replied !:
fractional fighting" which is about
correct. ns
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
FOR CONSTABLE.

respectfully announce myself for
recollection to the Office of Constable OF
the third ward. and ask the support OF
the votes at the Democratic primaries
on the 28th. w. h. HUNTER.
The Banner-Democrat., 1895-11-16
FOR POLICE JUROR.

Many friends of Mr.. PHIL McGUlkE
announce him as a candidate for the
Office of Police Juror from the third
ward of East Carroll parish, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.