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The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18
District and Parish Ticket.

For Senators-12th Senatorial District:
". F. CLOPTON.
F NJ. BERGERON.
For District Judge-l1th Judicial District
W 3. FRAZEE.
Far District Attorney-llth Judicial District
E. B. DUBUTS5ON.
For House of Representatives,:
GEO. PULFORD, SIR.
LOUIS F. SIBTLLE,
DAVID W. BASS.
For Sheriff:
T. s. FONTENOT
For Clerk:
ROBERT CHACHERE-
For Coroner:
Or. BENZ. GUILBEAU.
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CANDIDATES.. -.
Far Iusaiee Of the Peace.

We are authorized to announce MIR. MAX
TIN LE9ER as a candidate for Justice OF the
Peace for the Faquetaique ward, subject TO
the nomination OF the Democratic party In the
primaries of March 21st.
We are authorized to announce JUDGE
aRTHTJR SIMON as a candidate for the office
al Iustice of the Peace, First Ward, Parish OF
ST. Landry, at the election to take place IN
April, 1896.
respectfully announce to my friends and
the public that am IL candidate IoF JusLlce ol
the Peace First Ward. parish OF st. Landry. ut
fae election to be held in April. 1896, and res
pectfully solicit their support. -,ro>r
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80 Q.

Henry Ward Beecher once Informed
man who came to him complaining OF
gloomy and despondent feelings, that
what he most needed was good catllar-
tic, meaning, of course. such medicine
as Ayers Cathartic Pills, every dose
being effective.
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- NAA-

If disturbances should occur at the
polls on election day, resulting in the
effusion of blood, it would be only the
logical sequence of the intiammatory
and incendiary utterances Of the
christian gentleman who is peram-
bulatng the State i'll the,illusive pur
suit of the gubernatoriaRlig ignts .tttuus,
and in furtherance of his ambition
to seize the coveted prize is endeavor
ing to intensity the now slumbering
race feeling, if not actually to array
them again in a spirit of violent hos
tility towards each other. - Louisiana
Democrat
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Bayou Chicot.

April IS, 1896.
Hnwdy, Cal.
Lots OF rain this week. n
Public school will close iB a-few says.
Hons T. S. FonteDot. Rnbt. Chhche-
le, E. B. Duhuisson and w. S. Frazee
We're in town Tuesday, in the interest
of their election. The candidates men
toned are making tour of the ward.
Cal, would you believe ite Our we'll
known bachelor is still enjoying single
blessednesst Dandy Grey" though
looking quite ancient, is also alive.
Rev. Skipper, Presiding Elder Of the
Methodist church, preached here last
Sunday to large congregation.
Our candidates for ward officers are
narrowed down to Wolff and Deville
for constable, and Carson, Clark aud
Henry for magistrate. May the best
man win.
Capt. Haas and F. r. Robertson paid
Opelousas visit during the week.
CHICOT.
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Riliaaa C0lic.

Persons who are subject to attacks of bilious
cnIic will be pleased to know that prompt re-
lief may be had by taking Chamberlalns cone,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t acts qniek-
" and can always be depended upon. In many
cases the attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy as as the first indication OF the
disease appears. 25 and SO cent bottles foT sale
by T. E. Shute, NJ. D.. Druggist, and j. Lassaiie
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IF the suffrage amendment is defeateu'
tho only hope Ter future relief from .ne
evils of negro suffrage lies III the nem,
ocratic party. II Pharr 10 eiec.ed; I;.o no
oue can be simple enough 10 ue,n1to 70
diafranci,ise the negro. Hence, any
.aen whn fay0rs the amendment ana
aaus he will vote for Pharr or any OF
s':s sass sannorters has a singular way OF
,,1 nroying ms his faith by his works.
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Woe to the man who opposes the
election of the nominees Of tue
white people. BY the immutable prin-
ciples of justice and right, the will Of
the Caucasian is supreme and shall al
WAYS remain so.
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OF course such a thing is Impossible
hnt II would be a thousand times bet
ter for Pharr to be elected and the snt-
frage fr re- amendment adopted than for
Foster % to be elected and the amend,
ment % defeated. We ecould soon get rid
nf Pharr if we had the amend
ment, but without it we could not easily 81 J
oct rid of the negro, even IT we naa
Foster. Vote the Democratic ticker
straight, bnt be sure to vote fof the
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\ 9 again appeal to every Democrat
= louisiana to stand by his record
lie ~ the dark days and since the
- r "a = brighter day. and vote his
ticket without a scratch. he
! - ll0t Afford to stoop to the indulgence
petty personal spite against any
lemnn on that ticket when such
ent0Hs questions and interests are
etved as now confront US.
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See advertisement in another column
Mampr0ved town property for sale, IN
1. sudiAg several fine building lots, In a
ID. Irable neighborhood. Plat and taii
uarn s0lars at this office.
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Jas. H. Houston, Jr., keeps full line OF
drugs aud patent medicines, perfumes,
etc. Prescription department under the
sneciaI charge of the experienced regis
tered pharmacist, Mr.. T. B. Hopkins.
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T.wo 80. 'sDes for rent, with ample
..,,"n,is sha.,. Il yard. garden, oichard'
s.c so1" po.aaaa;.,, .sVen immediately.
Apply at this Office
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Remember

That Houston's Drug Store Is the pi'o
where none but IL competent snd Iegis'
tered pharmacist compounds presc''
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OPELOUSAS, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY. APRIL
Inconsistent and Unfair

ne washington Advocate, one nI the
organs or the Pop Rep Mig combine. in
US ls~ne ot the 9th, rrpronchrs thp
Sheriff as follows:
"f'ontenot has had troups broupbt +,
the parish of ST. Landry, branding oar
ia'f name as citizens with lsnuminy,
statlnS tlfat these troops were needed
10 preserve law and order God for
bid !"
The Washington Post. the other or
gan of the same Ielectahle combine. in
ITS issue of the same date, complains
that the Sheriff is excepting the troops
In opeIousas, where everything il
quiet"
lie troops We're withdrawn last sun
dag. ana il tremendous howl has gone
up all along the mongrci line that they
should have been kept here to preserve
the peace and that they trcrc needed to
preserve law and order. SO that when the
troops were here the Sheriff was blamed
Tor their presence, and now that they
are gone he is blamed for not Keeping
them here Aud so it is with ey.ry
other incident of the campaign. But 4
set of men who, by their hideulls pcrtiuy.
treachery and bad faith, have plunged
the parish into turmoil and biuodshed
In their mad scraT bic for office, cannot
be expected to be worried hy snch
tllf1ng Inconsistencies IA these
The truth of the matter is that had
any other man been sheriff, instead of
tive men Killed in four months. there
might have been ten times that nnm-
Der. by his remarkable GOODNESS. rare
judgment and discrimination, aud
conscientious efforts 10 perform his .tu-
ties to man and to God, Sheriff Funte-
not has thus far succeeded in extri-
Treating himself from the exceedingly
difficult situation in which he has been
forced in IL manner which, when AL the
facts are known, nnst challenge the
admiration of his bittcre~t nppnntnt.
Tie movement to quietly eliminate
the negro from nHr politics had the
sanction and sympathy nf nearly every
decent white man in the parish, and
the active assistance and support of ~,
overwhelming majority of the same
people-the bone and sinew of the
land-and no man could have succeeded
in suppressing that movement. even
with the Federal army at his back,
without drenching the whole parish in
blood. 1t the effort is finally success
fnl, the honor and glory of the achieve
ment will belong to The noble spirits
who, facing hardships and dangers III
Vulnerable, have pressed steadily On to
the goal, with Il forhearance and mod
GRAFTON which, under the most exasper-
atlDg circumstances, are truly snrpris-
ing and worthy OF the highest praise.
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Lay aside your personal affections
and YOUR personal spites and vote the
Democratic ticket straight. Thus only
can YOU be consistent aud your vote ef-
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TAKEN Up As AN EsTRAY.

By the undersigned, on Maj. Wilson's place in
Bellevue about April 4, % dark day mare about
years old with indistinct brand about r on
left shoulder, ball face, fax name and three
white feet. Has been in neighborhood about
six months Owner will prove property. pay
charges and take her away
April 1s-5t z. A. STANFORD.
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He who is always changing from OBJ
ject to object finds nothing, and his life
at last resembles Il heap of detached
stones, which if he had but kept to one
plan, might have been built into il
stately and commodious abode.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

Passenger trains OF the ooutho.n
Pacific railroad are now equipped wilh
gates in charge of experienced gate
men to whom passengers must preseu'
their tickets before getting aboard.
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osp ~. 'no sun =. seratie ticket.
r.. 49, nag - W III ,..,, uust shoot
straight satne way IN vonus'
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~ Yry your prescriptions to J.H; ;Hous-
VI. " where none but registered phar-
uaesst .oa Z: and qualified chemist VIII com
a., Nfffs
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ELsTAvE ACZEETzt.
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given to all persons indebted
TO J. Movers IL Co. (now III lauInatIon) to call
and settle their Indebtedness to SAID firm, as
otherwise the accounts Will he placed IN the
hands OF our attorneys for collection.
JULIUS MEYERS,)
II. NEWMAN...--. Llquidators.
J. T. STEWART,..->
nr.to,,sas Ia March oath 1885 sod.
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A Brilliant Record,

! In Louisiana the Democratic party
| has restored peace and order where
chaos and crime held high carnival
/ 1t has redeemed 1t from negro alomna-
nation it has administered tho public
! finances honestly, economically and
brilliantly 1t has administered the
laws Impartally; has opened wide the
doors of invitation to Immigration, and
has buried sectlOnalism in 4 grave from
which there can be no resurrection !; it
has stood lmmovabIe in its adherence
to the doctrine of white supremacy and
proposes in the future to stand or fall
on that issue. In reviewing the record
1t has written deep in the life of Louisl-
ana, the patriotic citizen finds renewed
hope III placing IN its hands tho sOlu-
ton OF the grave questions yet to be
settled party with so splendid past
must have glorious future. 1t Is the
clear duty of every intelligent man to
vote the Democratic ticket i'll this cam
palgn. Governor Foster has given the
State an administration above criticism.
His enemies have found but one Ohlec-
ton to his record ; he has actually paid
off some Of the State debt before it was
due What Il crime Apply it to your
own business, reader, and how wonld 1t
look What would yon think of an
duct your business as to pay off obliga-
tions before they are due The ordina-
ry man would think him deserving
OF special reward. Governor Foster
stands III that position to-day, and the
people of Louisiana should give him the
endorsement which he seeks. AS the
standard bearer of the Democratic par
ty the intelligence ard the manhood of
the State should rally untedly to his
support. and by his election ensure to
Louisiana everything that good gov
ernment, wisely ard economically ad-
PinisteIed, could give to Il common
V+saIth.
loyal to the canse of the common
people in the conflict of the ages be
tween the masses and the classes, the
Democratic party challenges candid
criticism of its record, and III the con-
t1ict OF the hour goes down to battle
with every assurance of splendid VIC
tory.-Lake Charles Commercial.
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A complete stock Of
High Grade Paints
and oil kinds Varnishes,
also Paint Brushes
.jHst received
nj
Al. HACKL'S
Hardware Store,
Opelousas, La.
Come and see my goods.
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Campaign Prin. ~

1lectlon Tickets, Stickers. Sc' t tIand
" on short notice at this Office
yoar orders Id early.
FIRST come, first served.
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g. E. Ievons, at Evans stables, has
| two large mules which he will sell for
forty dollars cash. Has also two jacks
and one horse on hand.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

Ing best way to avoid scalp disea. ses'
a.aI falling out, aud premature bal
49, a To use the best preventatlv.
nnaoWn for that purpose-HalPs Hair
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Head off burglars and accidents Dy
o.ai as;. hay in the ST. Landry State Bank
ere YOU can rent one cheap
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

DR.. Irion's Office hours are from lo q.
M. to D. m. and from 3 p. ID. TO p. H.
On Saturdays, from a. III. to p. I'D.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

lrugs, medicines, chemicals. patent
,nedieju ines, fine cigars, tooth brushes,
.eomhs. Sc, ut Houston's drugstore.
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1t is the same old split, the same
old enthusiasm, and The same old de-
termination Of the Democrats of Lou
is;na to elect their ticket on the 21st of
this month as 1t was in 1876, when they
overthrew the Republicans and Scala
wags.-St Mary Banner.
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Prescriptions filled at all hours at
Houston's drugstore. formerly Bailey's.
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TWO FINE JACKS
FOR SALE
At private SALE 1t Evans Livery stable.
E. +. JEVONS.
opelousas, Ma fh 49, 1895.
Pure Langsi. an Eggs for Hatching.

This celebrated Freed of beautiful and pure
black chickens, likdjblack hogs, are hest adapt
ed to the South. Mature early, make the rich
est table fowl are good layers and hardy
Eggs for Matching CAREFULLY PACKED
and sold at 81 per setting tthirteen,. Address
MRS C.. HUTCHES.
ODpi0usaS La.
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The Democratic party redeemed the
state from Radical tyranny and oppres-
sion in 1876; it is still the party of good
government in 1895 and every true Lou
sianian who is without bias or preju-
on April alst.-Thibodanx Sentinel.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

Call at Bloch's il you want to buy
good shoes at panic prices. Fresh ana
new stock
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Dead

ii. own interest is the man wht
10 mber without posting himself Al
buys III .;c..s WHITE e. SKILEs.
Tn our pi Tees
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STA second hand carriage IN
For ar. oa.o will be sold very cheap.
AupIy at this once.
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A. BALDWIN VS., HENRY NJ, PAYNE

A. BALDWIN VS.. HENRY NJ. PAYNE.
BY virtue of writ of seizure and sale to me
directed iii the above entitled and numbered
suit and issued from the Honorable U 5. Circuit
Court for the Western District of Louisiana, |
have seized and taken into my possession. and
will sell at public auction for cash with the ben
ett of appralsement according to law, within
the legal hours for sales, at the principal front
door of the United States Court House at Opel
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

Wanted-a good milch COW. Apply
Immediately at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

Go to Bloch's for stylish hat at hard
time prices. Mems, youths and boys.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS,
March II, 1856.
Notice hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof III support Of his citin aud
that said proof Will be made before Ben
Bloomfield r. :. Commissioner at Urtloisas.
La on Monday, April 2Tth. 1886, VIZ;
GLsTAvE 4AUZENTE.
who made Homestead Entry No. 134i6, for The
fractional section SO, township 5, south range
3 east.
He names the following. witnesses t" prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz Benolt Frilot. Antoine
Auzenne. Clovise Olivier, Leonce E. Littcli,
all of St Landry parish.
q. Med. BRUIBI,
NurchoI Ts4f fl RpGiSrfr-
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FOR SALE.

One rs horse power portable return tubular
boIler on wheels, and one l6 horse power ELI
CINE Boiler used but little: one OF the best
makes. VIII be sold cheap. Still left, a tine
lot of Catapa posts, cheap. Also one or two
brood mares and colts by Bohon and Ethan
Allen. Apply to JOHN ~ WAKE
iyoo-tf Shuteston, La.
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FOR RENT.

A desirable and we'll improved town property
being the late resldeT ce OF Mr.. W /. Truman,
lnbracinS about two acres of graFinu: rnnS.st-
ing of a very comfortable little cottage with
garden, stable, etc. Price SO per month
Apply TO JAS. IL. Hot5iOH.
Opelousas. March %. 1896. II
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Personal.

DR.. Y. X. Irion visited Baton Rouge
the latter part of last week.
CT. Hawkins, of Waxia was IA pleas
ant caller at our office on Thursday.
Alex. Stagg. the efficient clerk of the
police jury, spent several days IN town
this week.
Mrs. NJ. d. Lewis and little boy. OF
Prairie Mamou. are visiting Dpelou
sas this week.
Miss Nettie Littell came in from
| Faquetalqne the first of the week, for
Il short visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. John L. King departed on
Thursday OF last week for Iazoo City,
Miss, to visit her son, l.. Saunders
King.
Robt. Latieur, OF Whiteville, Il lead
ing member of the police Jury, dropped
in to see us on Thursday. He will serve
his people III he same capacity for the
next four years.
Charlie Sittig, Chacheie & Tatman's
hustlng and atfAble salesman, who has
been nuwcll for several days, ~ at his
post of duty again smiling alike upon
all, regardless of gender, who are dis
pnSeu 10 laNnf MN WIN Lnttf patniIhSt.
The Phariilea in St. Landry have
about realized the fact that they can't
bluff Swords. The gay and festive fly
keeps within respectable distance of ST.
Landry's registrar. There are no in
sects at all on Marion-LAfayette GA
Zettt-,
Sheriff Fontennf, of ST. Landry, has
effectively spiked the artillery OF Ills
opponents in another direction, and
all their loud boasts of having the peo-
pie with them must now be abandoned.
As IA compromise measure and to pre-
vent further conflicts. Sheriff Fontenut
and his friends proposed tn submit the
claims Ut all candidates for public
Office to il primary IN which all white
people of the parish, regardless of party
atfillatlon, should he permitted to par
tIclpate. Alter considering the prnpu-
ston for several hours the Thompson
crowd declined it, thus practically ac-
knowledglng that the white people are
not with them. and their only hope ia
the negro voters. In view of this ap-
parent inclination of the Thompson
crowd to keep up this disgraceful and
dangerous state Of affairs when they
have it III their power to restore peace
and order by a reasonable and lust
compromise, Sheriff FontenOt and his
followers will have the moral and ma
teTial support of every white man in
st. Landry who is worthy of his name
and race.-Baton Rouge Advocate.
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Den1ocpatic Ward Ticket.

-GA-
For Police Jurars-lst Ward:
JONES P: SMITH.
ERTEMON LAFLEUR.
For Iustlce of the Peace-1st Ward
T. A. JACKSON.
For Constables-1st Ward:
c. MORNHINvEG,
j E. g. KERR.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTAsEMEN ENT~.
SALE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, WEST
ERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
NO. 1884,
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NOTICE.

Application will be made at the next session
of the legislature for the passage OF an act atl-
thorzing the town Of Opeiousas to adopt new
charter ,
Opeiousas La, March %, 1896. lm.
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On next Thursday. April 23l, will ap-
pear at the Sandnz Opera House, Opel
ousas, one Of the finest theatiical com
hinations now on the road in the South.
The Haywood Celebrities have justly
earned an enviable reputation wherever
they have appeared, and IT. IS seldom
that an Opelousas audience has been
favored with such IN aggregation Of
opera, comedy and concert talent under
one management. The late Bill Nye,
who onght to be an authority on such
matters, has thus to say of one of the
leading actors, Ray L. Royce:
Dear Mr. Royce: Your music is simply charm
ing, and your fun would cause Il craven image
to laugh. Rnt would not soil the most delicate
fabric. Sincerely. BILL NfE.
And the N. 0. Picayune says:
Ray L. Royce is all artist of recognized ability
and a favorite wherever he is known To look
at him is to feel like laughing. He INDUCES in
no horse play His fun is all refined. He intro
duces several catching songs and n number Of
character specialties, each of which seemed
better than any of the others. He is y show in
himself, and is backed by artists.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18

Shelled corn for sale. Apply to F.
L. Sandoz, Landry street.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-04-18
nrM0CRATIC STATE TICKET

nEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
For Governor
MURPHY J. FOSTER. OF St Mary.
For Lieutenant
ROBT. H. SNYDER, JR.. of Tcnsas.
For Auditor:
". W HEARD. of Union.
For Treasurer:
A. V. FOURNET. of st. Martin
For Secretary OF state:
IOHN T. MICHEL, of Orleans.
For Attorney General:
NJ T. CUNNINGHAM, of Natchitoches.
For superintendent of Public Education:
J.V. CALHOUN, of Orleans.
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rnr1l
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NOTICE..

United States WafShaI,
Western District of Louisiana.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-22
ELECTRIC BITTERs.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gem
orally needed. when the lanpliid ex-
hausted feeling prevails. when the liv-
err is torpid and sluggish and the need
of 2 tonic and Alternative is felt. Al
prompt use Of this medicine has often
ayerted long and perhaps fatal bilious
feyers. No medicine will act more
surely in counteracting and freeing
the system from the malarial poison.
Headache, Indigestion, constipation,
yield to Electric Bitters. soc.
and 500 per bottle at John Y. Mac
Rae's drug store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-22
SUPREME COURT.

Appeals from the 9th district dis
posed Of on yesterday:
State VS.. Cody and State KS. King;
continued.
State us. Squirting: argued 10y Attor-
ney General for the State, 81 II Ray and
q. S. Ferguson for defendant.
State VS. Hagnie; argued by Attor-
ney General and J. III. Moody Tor the
State
State rs. McCracken; argued by At
torney General and X. ID. Gilmer for the
State, and w 7. Crawford for defend
ant
state is. stanton; argued by Atttor-
ney General and j. NJ Gudger for the
state. j. Nj. Moody for the defendant.
State vs. Mace, argued by Attorney
General and j. M. GHdger, Jr., tor the
STATE. Julius G.. Martin for the defend
ant.
State vs.. Downs; argued by Altar
ney General for the State, Ferguson ~
Ferguson for the defendant
Opinions were handed down IS toi-
lows:
firTned.
Wagon Company vs.. Bostie, from
Rutherford, affirmed.
Weed VS.. Morgan, from Rutherford,
affirmed.
State vs.. Frazier, from MeclSlenburg,
new trial.
State VS.. 1luMinn, from Henderson,
no errar.
state u. Tayler, from Henderson, no
schapl vs.. City Of Charlotte, effilm-
ed.
Bank Of Charlotte, &c, VS.. Rank Of
Gastonia, reversed.
Burris VS.. Brooks, from Stanly af-
firmea.
Little vs. Railroad, from Union new
trial.
Nathan vs.. Street Railway, from
Meclslenburg, aa1firmed.
Russell VS.. Railroad, from Union, aft
firmed
Drl1er Co, vs. Worth. from Meek
lenburg, afiiFmed.
Vance vs. Vance from Mecllenburg,
(2 appeals) decided IN favor III defen-
dants
Town Of Shelby vs.. Tiddy. from
Cleveland, affirmed.
Chitfy vs. Cintty, from Foragt Oh, re-
yersed
Bernhardt gs. Brown, from Burke
new trial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-22
HOW no MAKE LEMONADE

Here is a good way To make lemon
ade, which, you win be surprised tc
learn, is best made with boiling water.
For a quart of lemonade take the juice
of three lemons, using the rind Of one.
Carefully peel this rind very thin, get
ting just the yellow outside; cut it into
small pieces and put it, with two
ounces of powdered sugar, into thc
juice. These should all be put in a
small stone crock with a cover, and
when the water is just boiling pour .
quart of it over them. Clap the cover
on and ct it away to get cold.-New
York Times.