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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-16
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NIANTED TO FIND-A colore; man
w named John Reed VINO was enrolled
in Capt. Snodgrass' Company, Gen. R B..
Hayes Brigade, 18th Corps Uoited States
Army He served with Kension Perry, Of
Camden. Both belonged to Col Daniel ".
JorGxn, of Camden. John Reed was last
heard oi in Sumter County. Address W.
Pavel, Camden, S G. 2t.
N7ANTED-Energst!c Agents TO take
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Southron nn,i January lst. Money 10 BE-
made Address N. G. Osteeu, Proprietor:
Sumter S C
NIANTED -Salesmen Oae to each coun-
w ,y-in Sum:sr5 kersAa@. Clarendon,
Darlington and Rlch!aad a man with
horse and buggy preferred. This is Nd op-
poriunity for any ma, wih even An ordi-
,.ary educAtion 10 obtain good paying EN-.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-16

The Sumter Watcanaam was founded
in 1850 aud the True Southron in 1866.
The Watchnson and SoMhron now hes
the combined circulation and influence
Of both Of .ae old papers, and is mani
fessly the best advertising medium in
Sumter
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
Meat Packeries.

The curing of meats has passed
the experimental point in this
parish. Hogs can be raised cheaper
than in any other section Of the
country. Cholera and other diseases
peculiar to them in other parts of
the United States are rare. Corn
and other feed stuffs necessary to
the raising of hogs are plentiful,
and our farmers can depend on
their crops for their winters feed.
Some years ago it was believed that
lager beer could not be made in
Louisiaua-the product OF the New
Orleans breweries of today com.
pare hvorably with the beer OF any
other city in the country. The same
would be said of the product of the
Louisiana packinghouse. - acadia
Herald.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
Reduction That Don't Reduce.

In the cotton belt the demand is
for less cotton acreage because it
does not pay to raise cotton. In
the sugar belt the advice is to
"plant Il few more acres of cotton"
because it does not pay to raise
cane, and thus another kind of
Cain is raised. If such a method
of pouring in at the bung while
emptying out at the spigOt is
adopted, then, indeed, will there
be no remedy for the bottom fullness,
save that those who have hereto.
fore suffered from an overdose of
cotton will reap the benefits OF
living at home, while those who
have never experienced the poverty
Of scent cotton imagine it is more
remunerative than sugar cane, will
learn the truth of Shakspeare's
idea and wish that they had borne
the ills they had than fly to others
that they knew not of. "Prohibi-
tion won't prohibit" applies to
something else than the liquor
traffic.-Shrereport Times.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

The indianapolis Journal tells of
how Il gentleman from Kansas put
his foot in it. An Eastern lady re.
marked to him that it was horrible
how the people of the West have
treated tho red man, and asked.
"Why don't you make some at.
tempt to civilize him p "Taint no
use," responded the gentleman from
Kansas, ''aint no use in trying to
civilize a critter that can't raise q
beard"
Aud then he had to put in about
fifteen minutes explainir j. that his
sweeping condemnatio0 idn't EN-.
brace members of the ,inine sex.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
The Franklin High School.

The grand jury of the parish ol
st. Mary, in recent session. visited
the public high school at Franklin
and thus commends it:
"Tbe grand jury visited the par.
ish high school at Franklin. which
first opened in the fall of 1894. We
can only say that what we found
there so far exceeded our expecta.
tons, that our visit was IL cause of
surprise and qualification. We
found IA new, comodiOus aud hand
some building, well equipped with
modern furniture and appliances.
Four teachers are in charge, viz:
Prof II. &. Ferguson, principal;
Miss Lizzie Walker first assistant;
Miss Agnes Hartz, second assistant,
and Miss Emma Quimby third
assistant. All these are graduates
of Normal schools and of past ex-
pcrience in teaching. One hundred
and ninety nine children attend the
school. The discipline is excellent,
and the entire management OF the
school is easy, regular and efficient.
The work done is the clearest proof
of the efficiency of the teachers
employed, while the interest ..nd
pleasure evinced by the children,
shows that there is that perfect
understanding between teacher and
pupil which should prevail in all
such institutions. 4 child may.
free of charge, acquire at this school
an education which will qualify him
or she for all the useful purposes o;
life"
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

Make the laws as simple as
possible. Reduce the means for
cOntinuances and appeals that so
thoroughly wear out the law
abiding citizen, and the stigma of
lynch law will be thing of the
past. Lynch or mob law is always
wrong, bat it's frequent occurrence
is Il demand not to be misunder.
stood that the people wa": more
simple laws more speedily executed.
The laws delay is the =. line cause
of violence. and the remedy is to
more hastily execute the law of the
land.-kdnsds City Times.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
In short, the working farmer is

In short, the working farmer i
both labOrer and a capitalist, a!
vel! as a land owner, and it is by
his labor and capital that his liv
ing is made. His loss would bt
nominal; his gain would be real
and great.
In varying degrees is this true ot
ali landholders. Many landholderS
are lal'Orers of one or another. And
it wOnld be hard to find a land
owner not laborer, who is not
ais" capitalist-whiIe the general
rule is, that the larger the land
owner the greater the capitalist.
$" trle Is this that in common
thonght the characters are con-
founded. Thus to put all taxes on
the value OF land, while it would lie
to largely reduce all great fortunes,
would in no case leave the rich
man penniless. The Duke Of
Westminster, who owns Il con
siderable part of the site of London,
is probably the richest land owner
in the world. To take all his ground
rents by taxation would largely re.
duce his enormous income, but
wonld still leave him his buildings
and all the income from them, and
doubtless much personal property
10 various other shapes. He would
still have all he could by any pos.
sibility enjoy, and much better
state of society in which 20 enjoy it.
So would the Astors of New
York remain very rich. And so, l
think, it will be seen throughout
this measure would make no one
poorer but such as could he made a
great deal poorer without being
really hurt. 1t would cut down
great fortunes, but it would i'm
poverish no one.
Wealth would not only be enorm-
ously increased it would lie equally
distributed. l do not mean that
each individual would get the same
amount of wealth. That would not
be equal distribution, so long as
different individuals have different
powers and different desires. But
| mean that wealth would be dis.
tributcd in accordance with the
degree in which the Industry, skill,
knowledge. or prudence OF each
to the common stock.
The great cause which concentrates
wealth in the hands of those who do
not produce, and takes it from the
hands hands! ct to- -!.::c &c. wccss::4! wccs:!! 55e !
zone. The inequalities that con-
inued to exist would be those of
nature, not the artificial inequalities
Produced by the denial of natural
aw. The non producer would no
onger roll in luxury while the pro.
lucer got but the barest necessi-
les of animal existence.
The monopoly of the land gone,
here need no fear oflarge fortunes.
''or then the riches of any indivi-
lual must consist of wealth, pro
'erly SO called-of wealth, which is
he product of labor, and which
tends to dissipation, for
rational debts, imagine, would
ot long survive the abolition OF
he system from which they spring.
All tear OF great fortunes might be
for when every one gets
hat he fairly earns, no one can
ct more than he fairly earns. How
many men are there who fairly earn
million dollars :-Henry George.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

Texas has made remarkable
strides in cotton production in tb.
past four years. In 1890 Calves.
ton exported 41S,24O bales and
shipped 23l ,94S bales in coastwise
trade. Since then some of the great
unoccnpied plains Of the Lone Star
State have been cultivated, the
harbor OF Galveston has been i'm.
proved, aud the cotton growers
have deluged their European
markets. In consequence, the OK.
ports in 1894 amounted to 500, $50
bales, while 12G,2lO bales we're
shipped to coastwise points.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

A few weeks ago the Republicans
professed to be exceedingly anxi-
GUS for an extra session of Con
gress that they might have an
opportunity to demonstrate what
they could do to relieve the finan-
cia' situation. Now they piteously
pray to be spared from such an
undertaking.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

If yon contemplate purchasing
any Household Furniture, send for
catalogue of American Furniture
Agency, Galena, Kansas. They
represent the most extensive furni-
ture manufacturers on earth, and
sell to anybody at lowest factory
prices.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

The clergy are always discussing
how to fill up the empty pews and
make people come out to hear the
gospel. \ Baptist minister in
Minneapolis, kans., has just been
settling the matter iu very
original way. The parson, when lo
arrived at Minneapolis, was fresh
from the Baptist University at
Ottawa. where. alorg with ~
theology, he had taken in a POM
or two OH football. He found tho
local football team suffering from q
severe licking administered by the
Concordia team. He threw him
self with religious fervor into the
task Of teaching the Minneapolis
boys the latest tactics in football
and saw that they challenged the
crack Concordia team. They mopped
up the earth with the proud young
men of Concordia on a Saturday.
The next day the Baptist church
was crowded to the doors. Stand.
ing room could have been sold for
enough to have established a heather
mission. and the following Sunday
the parson baptized twenty repent.
ant sinners iu the river.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
>PLEA% aEMEMaER

that We send TIE ENTERPRISE for one year. The
ILLUSTRATED HOME GrEsT for one year and the
book. Twenty COMPLETE NOVELTIES BY POPULAR
AUTHORS. all post paid by mail upon receipt Of
only 81 -. This offer applies both to new sub
scIibers and renewals. Every lover OF bright and
fas uating literature should take adv of it,
Sample copies OF The ILLUSTRATED HoMR GUEST
and Of the premium book may b- at this office.
Address all letters j. Il LAWTON
New Iberia La
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.


Going East-Mall train arrives at l:4l
J. NJ. Stops only al New Iberia and Nor
gan City. Local passenger and express
srrives at l.. NJ. Mail, passenger and
express arrives at 6n5 A. NJ. 'Sunset
Limitel," sundays nulv, arrives at i:t3
J. VI. : stops *t Latat tette aud New Iberia.
Going Nr>t--Loral mani and express.
aIrises at il:in i VI Local passenger and
express, arrives al - mail and pas
senGer. stopping only at Morgan Citv,
New Iberia and Lafayette, arrives at 2:Ii:
"Srnsat Limited Thursdays 'nly. ar
rives at llt1 A. NJ: stops at New Iberia
and Lafayette only.
IBERIA 1 NERMiIION Il. Il.
Arrives at New Iberia at .:31: leaves
New Iberia at p. III.
SALT MINE BRANCH.
Leaves New Iberia at $50 p. III. re-
turns at 6:Oo y. u.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

United States Ssndfors-DonaldSon CAT
ferry aud \. c. Blanchard.
eHtd,ire-Third CongressionalDis-
trict composed Of the parishes OF lbervllle,
Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, Terre-
bonnc, St. Mary. Iberia, Vermilion, Lafay
cite. ST. Martin, Calcasieu and Cameron,
Andrew Price of fLafourche. 7 Q address.
ih;bodaax, La.
Post Ohce-C. Bnrkart. Postmaster !;
deputies, Mrs A q. Barnard, Vii Darby
State Senafor-Twelfh Senatorial Dis
trict composed of Lafayette, Iberia and
ST. Martin, Dudley Avery. o address.
Avery, La.
District Jadgs-Ninereenth Judicial
District. composed of Iberia and st. Mar
tin, Felix Voorhies. ST. MartnsyIlle, La.
Regular terms for Iberia: Cirll-iti
monday of April and Sal monday OF No
vember. Criminal Terms-3d monday "f
FEBRUARY and 1T monday OF September.
Regular terms for ST. Martin: Civil-3i
monday of March and l,t monday OF De-
tober Criminal-3d monday of January
and ith monday of May. Dist. itty-
X. +. Brouss5rd
PARISH OFFICERS
representative. ........t l. Gates
Sheriff u l Caae
Clerk of Court. .Nnma Broussard
Coroner DR. l. A Burgess
Assessor and Registrar. l.. :. Frere.
Returning Officer. Adam w. DAVIS
Parish Attorney. .......... X + Broussard
Parish Treasurer. X. ID. Stansbnry.
Parish Surveyor. .....N GutilohN
poy:,o -pras;Iapt PROV
Secretary, l.. B. Delahoussaye: members,
AC Bernard. Clovis Derouen, Euzebe Con
soulin. ID Broussard. Cleveland Romero,
Dudley Avery, Fred Gates, John Z. Cur
:.,. ...kula. ii.vos.ass, IA -e...-.--;
each month.
School Board-President, John Emmer:
Secretary and Parish Superintendent. VIM
X Burke; members-A. J. Gary, W. K.
Farmer, j w X Shaw, Jos Leblanc. Adr'en
Gonsoulin. J. n. Durocher, j. les Dubus,
Regular meetings held on first Monday of
January, April, July and October.
Justices of the Peace and Constdblss-lst
ward, Hubert Landry, Eugene Landry:
Cd, David Hayes, Jr, o Savois: Sd, A
Babin, b Fontenette: 4tb, c Brous-
sard, G Giroir: 5th, II Pomero. Melan-
con 9th. II Patin, G Armandary. Chas
Davidson, A. J. Stafford; 9Th. II I Bonttc
Timon Robichaux; l. Jonbert, Newt Hill;
9Th, A LeBourgeois, Sr, VIM Stanton; -
Scbexnsydre, JOS Moore.
CORPORATION OFFICERs:
Board Of Trustces-W X Burke, Mayor;
John Emmer, Geo Simon, II II Beckmann.
John Jean Marie, John Broussard. j
Finney, Sr. Secretary, L b Delshoussaye.
Collector and Tredsurer-Pierre Jnbin.
Police Ofcers- Alex CharSois, Chief;
Paul Armandary, Aid.
OMcial Jo1rnal-Iberian.
CHURCHES:
Catholic.-Rev. P. NJ. Jouan, pastor;
Methodist.-Rev. J. NJ. Beard, pastor.
Episcopal-Rev G c Kramer, rector.
Luther 40 Missiop-J Hoffman, pastor.
LODGES:
'--c- Lodge No, l39, A. F. Il A. NJ:
~ mt and Mutual Aid Association.
Girard Hope K. A. Chapter 49,
Attskapas Lodge, l. o. b. B. No. 2s4.
Iberia Lodge No. 80, X. of p.
Iberia Lodge No. 3l55, X. of II:
St. Peters Branch No. 59l, c. X. of A.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
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by twenty welknown and popular authors each
Of which Is intensely Interesting. II comprises ~ole
seasons delightful resny. and is by far tho largest
and finest collection Of complete popular novelties
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twenty complete noveettes contained IN this book
- follows:
Under tho Holly Berries. Br Charlotte Il
Bra-pe.
The Phantom Wedding. Ry Mr'. Emma F. y.
SeTthrrrth
The Gypsy's Warning. RyN. Henry Wool.
Moonshsne and Margue rites. By The ru-
The Headsnau OF Antwerp. ry Mn. Ann s
St-nh.n-
n: story II lI0r. By NJ. MAY Arnes fleming.
Old Umdder rfssrd 1lnll. b. M.sM Rrs,don.
luNnche Or Deaultcu. B. Alexander Dumaa
Tale Of Three Lions. II, " Rider HaSsni
Drama in the Air. By jules v-rn..
Ihe story OF Helen. ~ Ansrta Donelss
Tho Captain Of the POle.staF. By A. coasa
The Sailors Secret. Nv Mr.. Jane q Anst.n./
me Duct In Herne Wood. By wnkie Cokins.
Ihe Hetress Of Wh1tsOn Grange. yy y. z
Csitpr
MO0e Farm. rs Mary Kyle DltSs
The 6snrksmith's Daughter. By Eta v. ris-c>
Thc SruuptO Of MOdenn. BY syIvshns Cobb, Jr.
rue False DlnmOn0s. ~ M. MARI 4. Denison.
A00rFOn Hail. By Emma Garrison I,nes
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

The earth belongs in usufruct to
the liviug.-TRos. Je1ersox.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

The American Furniture Agency
retails all kinds of furniture at 2j
to 80 per cent. less than regular re.
tail prices, and ships it direct to its
customers from the worlds largest
furniture factory in Chicago. Large
illustrated catalogue for the asking.
Address, American Furniture
Agency, GaleDa, Kansas.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
Neu yberia enterprise.
official Journal Of Iberia Parish
Subscription, Si.5o in Advance.
Office on Main Street, Opera House Building.
J. B. LAwTON, Editor and Proprietor
RATES or ADVERTISING.
Mr.. Nelriu ". Fisher.

Our office foreman is authorized to tran
sact business for the Enterprise, in the
absence Of the editor. as well as receive
money and receipt for same.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
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pAEISU OEtllEhS

Police Jury-President, J. A. Provost;
Secretary, l.. b. Delahoussaye: members,
AC Bernard. Clovis Derouen, Euzebe Con
soulin. J ID Broussard, Cleveland Romero,
Dudley Avery. Fred Gates, John Z: Cur.
:.,. 1H".tuia. meetings, - -!
each month
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
CORPORATION OFFICERS:

CORPORATION OFFICERS:
Board Of Trustces-W X Burke, Mayor;
John Emmer, Geo Simon, IL II Beckmann,
John Jean Marie, John Broussard. B
Finney, Sr. Secretary, L B Delahoussaye.
Collector and Treasarer-Pierre Jn6ln.
Police Officers Alex Chargois, Chief;
Paul Armandary. Aid.
OMcial Jo4rnal-Iberian.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

State Senafor-Twelflh Senatorial Dis
trict composed of Lafayette, Iberia and
ST. Martin. pudley Avery. o address.
Avery, La.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02

School Board-President, John Emmer:
Secretary and Parish Superin ,endent. VIM
X Burke; members-A. J. Gary, W. X.
Farmer, J w X Shaw, Jos Leblanc. Adrlen
Gonsoulin. ]. n. Durocher, j. les Dubus,
Regular meetings held on first Monday OF
January, April, July and October.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1895-02-02
SALT NINE BRANCH.
Official Directory.

Leaves New Iberia at $50 p. N. re-
arms at 6:OS y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

The market for foreign exchange was strong
and posted rates for stcrllny bills were higher.
There was little business doing. and no talk %,
gold exports The rates at which business was
actually done were follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
finanrial.
Savannah & Western r. K. Co.
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MICE. BONDS.

Holders Certificates Of thc Central trust 'o"p"''
Of New York. and Martins Bank. London shsa""'
issued upon deposit OF Savannah and Western FIRST |o"
solidated Mortgage Bonds hereby notihed mat VI"
Committee agreement or participation
In a plan purchase Of the properties OF the 'e""'
Railroad and Banking Company OF Georgia. SUBJECT u "
approvai of the Certificate Holders provided IN inc
fondholders Protective Agreement and recommends ''
acceptance by all holders Notice Is hee'
given pursuant the provisions 81 The boho"o'ue'
Protective Agreement that meeting Of the Cer"ca'e
holders will be held at the Office Of Messrs simon nos
& Company 90 Nassau street. NewYork city. on MOI
day August 26th 1895 at II o'clock in the forenoon o
the purpose OF rafying action OF he Committee J" a'
cepting participation in said plan. A circular mas w"
prepared giving full details o: the plan which I'd" '
procured from the Chairman OF the Committee
In order 10 render said plan effective. the consent Oh
the holders OF 90 per Of said Certificates Is
unable to attend such meeting shou'h
execute the blank proxies (which will be iurh'"e' y"
,,on, and forward the same duly executed TO the
Chairman. - 49,. a.
T., ori.r ., o,abIe bondholders who have not YET de
,,ed their bonds to participate in the dement's OF inns
plan the Committee has resolved TO limit the penalty
81, 60 heretofore imposed between this date ana 'ne %"
dav of August, 1895. after which day no Bonus
will no received for account OF the Committee excerpt "p
,ne r,vment Of n penalty Of $500 per Bond
for further Information apply TO either OF the uh'e'
signed.
Dated July %. 1885
SIMON BORG, Chairman -
r. c. MARTIN. f.haN' r,,i crGH
II. T.. GARTH - NJ; "uo3rEY
sIGMrND NEUsTADT. co,,,,,es