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The evening times., 1896-01-16
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Sc&OSeSoO~ 90 .
\ LANSEURGH g. BRO
! It's What You Save
/! That TELLS.
On Fridays our Remnant
= Floor (5d f.oor) is flied with
Odds and Ends and Rem
nants of god, reliab e nner-
chandise from al over the
house, on which you sonie-~
lines save half rs worth
ConsiderinG-and as there Is
4 no extra effort to reach this
floor (our elevator takes you
drsctto this fioor). It certain
! Iy seems lncomprehensib:e
not 20 make an investigation
of this famous floor. These
will! be among the many you
en- eSIJSSN ~ =" "SS'>+9
! S9Oyds -yd wide L Unbleach-
ed Greenvfile A. A. Cotton:
Worth SC yd. For sc yd.
400 yds extra heavy White
Absorbent Crash.
I'd
I,5OO yds Light ana Dark
Liza ma Ciot b, ,Sar inc, ,SiikOitne,
3I-in. wide, suitab ble for COM
forts.
Worth IL I-2c yd. For 6 Lloyd.
500 yds Dark Figured Prin-
cess Cashmere Remnants, In
lengths from 4 tot l-2 yds.
Worth iOc yd. Fors5c yd.
200 yds l-yd wide Bleach
ed n. Y. Mills Cotton REM
Imnts.
Worth lie yd. For7 1-2cyd.
900 yds 7-s wide Scotch
PlaidS. Good styles.
Worth IL I-2c yd. For SC I'd.
500 ydS Gray ana Brown {;
Mixture Corded Novelty Sat 8
ines.
Worth ISc yd. For &c yd. }
600 ydS Sd Bieached Pen
Worth IL lie yd. For 8 3-4cyd s
500 ydS 9-S Bleached wam-
sutta Cotton Remnants.
Worth I4c yd. For &c yd. I
L lot Children's White Knit {,
Ora wers and Vests. s;
Worth IS, 20 & &c each y
For l2 1-2c. &
$500 ydS S-4 R,enched IS
Wamsutta Cotton Remnants. 4
Worth CSC yd. For 15cyd
300 yds Double Width A
Navy Blue, Brown. Dark
Greenand Black Storm Serge. ,
Worth 25c yd. ForlSc yd. \
3eO ydS Wool Scotch PIaid, j
Highland styles, double A
w idth.
Worth Soc yd. For2lcyd.
$50 yds Dark Atwood
Plaid Dress Goods, 3s-in. ]
wide. A
Worth soc yd. For 24c yd. 4
$50 ydS 3s-in. Bhck CASH A
mere, all wool.
Worth soc yd. For 3oc yd.
% Dark Green Flannel A
Drexs Patterns. Put up in
boxes. Left over from the
holidays. A
Worth sI-75 each. For SSc each
3S Ladies' Black Atwood A
Jersey Coats, in sizes from 40
to IL.
Worth SIS ard So For csc. 4.
We send packages TO 1
B,IsAtwOoa, 4
and TennalH. 4
torn every day. 1
iAeMAMA elBm !.
420, 422, 424, 426 7th St.
300 s@0@ 90 ~~$
kann Cane R IN
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500 ydS Gray ana Brown
Mixture Corded Novelty Sat-
ines.
Worth ISc yd. For &c yd.
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L lot Children'S white Knit
Ora wers and Vests.
Worth 8, 20 * &c each
For l2 1-2c.
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AGO yds Wool Scotch Plaid,
Highland styles, double
lIsr.
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300 yds Donble Width
Navy Blue, Brown. Dark
Greenand Black Storm Serge.
Worth 25c yd. For1Sc yd
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2,7OO yds l-yd wide Bleach
ed n. Y. Mills Cotton REM
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The marriage of Miss Katharine Fuller.
daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, to Mr..
Beechcr. of Buffalo, n. U, cousin OF the
late Henry Ward Beecher, will take place
at st. Johns Episcopal Church, February
II. reception following at the home of the
bride,
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KINGS PALACE
January Sale
Muslin Underwear
and. EnlbroideTies.
KINGS PALACE

We are having a clearing
out of our Muslin Underwear
Department-the prices
have been dropped away
down below zero. Here are
some:
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SOCIETY GIRLS MISTAKE
Her Adventure With q Beau Cav.
alier Furnishing musement.
Exiine- Bailey Marriage at the Brides
HOme-SOcial Sayings and
DOings.

| An echo of the great New Years Day
reception at the Executive Mansion has
resounded through drawing rooms for two
| weeks, accompanied by the sound of merry
laughter.
The pretty daughter of a prominent Of
| ficial, whose home is in the West, had
decided the day of the reception she did
! not care for the jostiing and crowding of
the gaia affair al the W hite House, SO, with
cavalier, she strolled about the Capital
City, enjoying the beauty of the day and
the passing show OF handsome vehicles
and wei.-iTessed folk.
They We're having jolly time criticising
freely the stupidity Of society, the nonsense
of dull conventions, as they walked brisk
ly along, but reaching Lafayette Square
and seeing the great tide sweeping in
curiosity and interest suddenly possessed
them. SO strong had been their mutual
statements Is TO the charm of exclusiyeness
that neither dared recede sufficiently 10
join the waiting line.
The cavalier had a bright idea, however,
as he watched the expression of pleasant
anticipation in his coinpanion's lovely eyes
and acted on it, He paid 81, and they en-
tered hansom near by and were driven
toward the entrance, feeling they had
been very clever, indeed. Bat, alas, for
the best laid plans.
The driver OF the vehicle, in bis haste to
carry out orders, ran into another vehicle.
There was a smashing OF wheels, mur
mur OF strong language, policeman looming
on the horizon. small boys snickering. people
staring, and these wouid-be exclusive young
folks were the center or attention and coin-
ment.
The cavalier was compelled TO go TO
''hea eadquarters" to report, aud The biushing,
trefnuious damscl, after applying at the
doorway, as a number OF officials were
entering, and being refus because she
had no card meekly skirtcd the waiting
assemblage OF the masses, and went home
for good cry.
now that time has s6rtened the woe, be-
gins the story with:
Il want to tell you good joke on
u.s."
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$500 yds S-4 R,enclied
Wamsutta Cotton Remnants.
Worth CSC yd. For lie yd.
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400 yds extra heavy White
4 bsOrbent Crash.
Worth IOc yd. For sc cd
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Worth lie yd. For7 1-2c yd.
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The marriage OF John W. ExliHe and Miss
Carrie Railey took place yesterday at the
bride's home, Eighth street south west. Rev.
ID. ". Skeiienger ofriciated, and following
the ceremony the couple left for a journey
North. The bride was gowned in brown
novelty cloth, trimmed with Persian silk and
velvet. On their return Mr.. and Mrs. ExIinc
will make their home at No. 2l3 Eighth
street southwest.
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The first meeting of the Fleur de Lys
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That TELLS.

S9Oyds I-yd wide Unbleach-
ed Greenvtile A. A. Cotton:
Worth SC yd. For SC yd.
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$50 yds Dark Atwood
Plaid Dress Goods, 3s-in.
wide.
Worth 51c I'd Enr
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Mrs. Max Cohen and Mrs. Ferd Levi will
be at home Wednesday afternoons and
evenings in January and February.
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Miss Alice Hamilton Young and Mr.. Jno
Daniels Rose of Henderson, N. c., were mar
ried yesterday at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. William Hamilton Young,
No. 1910 Eleventh street.
Right Rev. Joseph Cheshire, bishop Of
Norih Carolina, and a cousin OF the bride.
officiated, only relatives aud few friends
being present.
The bride wore a travelling gown of dark
blue cloth, with hat to match, and carried
lilies of the valley.
Miss Lucy Young, maid of honor, was
gowncd in white organdie and carried La
France roses. After a Northern wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Will make their
home at Henderson, n. G.
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Worth soc yd. For21cyd.
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$50 ydS 3s-in. Blnck Cash
mere, all wool.
worth soc yd. For 3Oc yd.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
,uotl,er Smart Woman.

,,s,,,,d is poor, but r""", ana he
~ ,v,ut nc to work, rs l have
''s ''.; , to do got restless. an'laii re"u
'.'i IN your papvf Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING
' ',i';n. 'ss'f-heati"s hatirons concluded
''''" y, w., IL lwrotctuJ. /. Casey ~ Co.,
'''1 .,;s No., and they treated me s."
a. '.,,r that | felt very much c'co'iFaS"l
' " ',,,, .s rot my sample iron started
" ~, sold 8 irous the Iirst day clearing
' ~, have not sold less than 8 amy 'ay
s inv, and one day sold II. l now have
, ssx.1,,,r money, and my husband does not
So, haze been working atall, but lam
I .,,;,y lie will he mad when | tell hn' Y,
Haze | done right or should lq"'t "orA
.,a ,rays him to struggle alone.
- AN ANXIOUS WIFE.
yo,.,re doing just right, your husband
should bc proud of you, 8" ahe'" al" sl'"
A. vorll what an energetic won;n cal
- That self heating iron must heaW"n
.e,lul seller, as We hear of 50 many t"a'
,,v succeeding selling It.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24

4 card GU the outside OF Office sioni says:
"G0,e to lunch. he back in ton minutes"
And, the man viii be tlc.u on time.
That is. fer some days, weeks or even
months he will. Then he will he at home
occasionally for Il day. He'll tell you ne
had 4 hca.l"clic--a turn CT cholera nnIbNs.
or maybe he'll say nc had a lump liz his
stomach and felt too miserable to move:
Tie lamp was probably two or 'ilrcc ten
minute lunches condensed
lie man who ''holts" his lunches will
find DR.. rcrce's Pleasant Pellets the best
friend he ever mot.
There is no case of bilioNsMcss, coEsti.
patton, Indigestion ''i,cart-bnrn' or amy
of the rest o! the nightmare b'ecdNns
breed, that these i!t,c Pellets will uu'
cure. They cnrc permanently.
| Send 9! cents in oc-ccnt stamps tt
Worries EiSpcnsary .Mr'iical Association
Buffalo, Il. Y, aud receive DR.. Pierce
zoos rage "Cuul.lon sunac Medical All
viser,' proil!Sc!y illustrated.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Cav Hair Made Dark.

/ saw i'll your payer Il statement tial
Zulu VuIinr would restore any head OF
hair to natural color in three weeks. AS
was very gray sent for sample pack
age, and il, less than three weeks my bar
was restored to natural color. My vine"
hair WIS IL iyht real. AND hy using .Z"lu
Yulicr, her I:air isnow a beautiful! anhUrn,
Anyone can set Il Sample package VI
Zulu Euler by scntiinS2i t"o-csnt stamps
to Wilson d Co., New Concord, Ohio, ana
If it does not restore 20 natural colo: III
three weeks they win return your stamps
it will not only restore Tie hair to natural
colo, but will stop thc hair falling ont
Immediately aud is one of the best han
tonics made, ANA you take u" risk, ant
if it does not satisfy YOU perfectly they
| will return your stamps.
! A. Reader.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
District Court.

Court opened Mon'tay uNH''ng
with judged. Il. Golsa'' presiding:
After III" usual lorn,a|ities, AMI the
in,auel;lins Of The Grand Jury,
Judge Go|s;,, ,nadea grave yet stir
riu. charge to THAI body on general
matters OF law. H. dealt lpart!cn
!ar'y nu the cntorceh'ent Of IT," s''''
day law aud the laws respecting the
selling OF liquor aud Of Weapons t
minors.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Money !! Make II Yourself.

lneyer saw anything in thcpapcr about
the Peoples Wind Mill; we call it the
"peopu's" because the inventor never
patented 1t, but let every body use it free.
Any tarnlt can make mill himself, and
all the material compete will not cost
"rer $40. 1t is a splendid mill, will pump
thu deepest wells, and will last longer
than any mill l ever had. Any person
GILL set diagrams aud complete directions
free, as | did, by sending l8 two-cent
stamps topay postage, etc, to i. ID. VIII
sou 4 Co., Allegheny, Pa. Wilson Il 20.
sell pumps, and when you Get yeur wind
'aIll going will be glad to sell you q pump
Lyon need it. 1t is certainly useless tn
pay so or $50 far a wind mill, when YOU
san make one just as good ior sic.
Junk there could be big money made put
slhs these mills up through tho country
Ssvery body would like them.
A Reader.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Notes FrGm Mar ii'll.

Rev. s. r.. Rayner delivered quite an III
terestiuy lecture to the children on las'
Friday evening.
Rev, yankolkcnbnrgh spent several
DAYS at Star Hill, last week.
Tho Star Hill Methodist Church w''l
bc dedicated tho srd Sunday. III NO.
vembcr.
Miss Jennie. Whitaker accon'2an' 'a
by Miss Clara Ball spout Saturday ~
Jackson.
Mrs E: C. Ball spent Saturday m sh'
and Sunday with MIS-. j. W. Mc's"een'
Mr.. II. M.honey of blaivst'wn was
welce.nc visitor to s2.ss A'A' '"''
week.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Hstcs from Poplar Springs.

Jimmie Thon,s went to jackson Sat-
urlay.
Harvey Noland from acaE~ Chester
.sneut sAN,,lay at Mrs. 7. s. Petty's.
Mrs. J. A. T'lom's infant child has been
real sick, bat is NOW better.
Miss Sa]ie Lee OF East Carroll parish IS
visiting Mr.. VIM. Ryder and family.
We hear that some ono is making, some
rather extrayagant wishes.
A1r. and Mrs. Lewis Norwood of Concord
nc;ghhorhcod spent Monday with Their
sister, Mrs. Fannie Smith.
Mrs. T.. S. Beckhan continues TO I'M
prove being now able to go out t'''-
ing.
Miss Katie Gore of pisSah neiy''hor-
hood spent Sunday with Miss 1doIa
Ryder.
Mr.. Marion and Miss Anna Petty have
oone 40 see their brother, Mr.. Hines Petty
who is seriously i'll with typhoid 1svef'
Mrs. J. 4. Ware and daughter, stcl';
visited friends in Wooaville Tuesday ah'
Wednesday.
Rev.P. S. Petty attended tho profr"cte'
meeting in Wilson several days It's
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Petty spent "c'i
ncsday with Mrs. We''rin OF East iel'c'
ana.
Mrs, A. T.. Fugler from Woottvlle cam
down Friday returning that evening &C
coupanied by Miss Mttie Fus'er VIII
will spend Saturday and Sunday at nome
Mrs. Norwood of Jackson is spe"o'h
, the week with her slaughter, Mrs. Fam
Smith. having come to assist wit" I'll
nursing of little Annie Smith WIN lii
been seriously i'll.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24

Anew weeks ago the editor was taken
'.'h Very severe cold that caused him
!" Se IN u most miserable condition. 1t
vas undoubtedly u had case of Ia grippe
s"'' rtcosnlzlngit as dangerous lie took
'A'''e'ate steps to bring about a speedy
,''e' From this advertisement Of Cham
's''a'hs Cough Remedy and the many
'S'O0 recommendations included therein we
.~t'uued to make first trial of the med
'ue 10 say it was satisfactory in its
!, Is putting it very mildly, indeed.
s''''cu like magic and the result was a
,reeaE and permanent cure. We have nc
y '.'lce IN recommending this excellent
hemcdy to any one afflicted with
.'s'l OF cold in any form.-The Banner o.
~'.y' Liberty town, Maryland. The :;
u ~ cent sizes for sale by l.. p. XII
Bourne, druggist,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
One Straight tvr Bryan.

Some OF 1.-THE b,hoys" say that the
Trsic Democrat is not inr silver,
BE that as j. may, It is Democratic,
.;rst last and all the Tine, ami
follows the party through thick
AND thin. And the on|y v"le it HAS
will 20 in the box Tor Bryan, which
is ,nuru than Sntiio OF i'>; critics
v;,, do for either Bryan OK tree
silver. Ind Qvtys ere ieIat c3aHt.
rheumatism is 4 Ire which gives
no quarter, 1t ;orments lis Victims Gay
and night. iiocti's. Sarsaparls:t p;!';h:'
tho blood and cures The aches AID pains
of rheumatism.
Floods PILLS are the best family ca.
tl.aytic and liver mctlici"e. Gentle, rv
liable. sure.
Tho deposits in The Bank o
INVEST FeI.raua are larger Than
they were last spring, ~ S''ont
proof of tie banks increase .
business.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24

AS u concession to The large
amount Of h,iSiues>'le Bayou Sara
Compress furnishes Tie Y 4 NJ Y
road, the management is haY'nga
new switch pat ~ To connect more
closely with the Compress building.
The location of the existing SwItc!'
neca,sS,!a,es hauling frnm the yards
TO the rai|;uatI, entiil!inS extra eN,
TIL expense upon the "w"eVS OF
cotton. by the new arrangement
the cotton will bu put OH ut tAt
Compress, IL saving OF labor, time
trouble and expense. The ot''t'
switch will rpInain lis it is.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
C. W. EECHLIMC, !.
Seed Merchant,
New Orleans, L;t
First Dance Of me Season.

A delightful dance WAS partial,
ln.,cd in by the Young people Tses'
day night, at Py,hiaa Hall. ~
though hastily gotten up, tile brlv''s
i.le;. having popped into some o''e's
head only that day, it was no loss t''.
|enjoyabIr, sncl. nting the case very
often when the event has not hseA
cout,astr,l with tho anlicipntion IL
tie disadvantage OF the event,
Dancing was continued until about
hall:past eleven t'c|ock. The '''''
sic, tie weather, the moonlight NJ
assisting to make the evening pleas
ant.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
PERSONAL EUT POLITE.

PERSONAL BUT POLITE.
Mr.. /. Greenw"ld made quick trip
to New Orleans, returning Monday
Mrs. II. Gorto" is staying at Tie Rec
tory.
$. /. James Esq. Of Angola came up
from the capital, Monday.
Mr.. Is. T.. Eskridge, sced buyer tor the
T.. O. mill spent day here this week.
Mr.. Rob Town went to Slaughter, Sun
day.
Hon. O. Provosty of Pie Coupcc was
over Gu business, Thursday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Barrow returned Tuesday
from the city.
,ir. Sam Carter made q business trip to
The city, and expects to rcturn to-day.
Mr.. G. W. Newman visited the Tunica
school Oh Tuesday.
Miss F!oy Taylor is visiting her aunt
Mrs TaIbcrt.
Mrs. J. L. Ware and daugAtcrs are
guests of Alr. EcnicrsoM's family.
Mr.. B. +. Hochenllcl, has gone to his
home i'll CLINTON on sic|; leave fronl dnty
1T j. +. Irvine 4, Sons.
Mr.. L. Marks, who has been in New
Orleans undergoing surgical treatment,
! is expected home, ncXt week.
Mr.. j. b. Thomas OF tic Tcliciana Oil
Mill ma,io IL dying trip TO Baton Houyc
from sunday to Monday.
| Miss Ncttic Thomas arrived Thursday
laviny:.b%rn iut;iinoo in AcA:Elria By tn'
iiiuesS OF Il friend.
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. Hughes Of Louisville
concluded on Monday thcir visit to he
aunt, Mrs. T.. u o,i!;n.
Dr.. Chas. Howell and l!r. Louis Pei
k..ns were III town to attend lodge; Tues
day night.
Mr.. Saunders White mace u trip I
Baton Rouge from Saturday to Tue!
day.
Judges Robt. Scmplc and J. II. Sion
and Dist. Atty. lion. !. ID. Wall are I'll
nonresident members Of our loca! ba
present this week Attending court.
Ur:yas. LenI;e has la,en unanimous
e]sc.eilflst asst. honsc surgeon OF Il
Charity Hospital. Dr. J. NJ. Daichcl'
of Ptc. CYuroe Ind assistant.
Mr.. Henry Town OF Washington D.
is here on u visit to his relatives. tic W.
, remain until alont the Ind prox. II
'hoys who go away" are always VIZ
come ut the old home, especially VIII
0 they are us deserving as this hantlsol
y young man.
Mir. ". p. Burton, Of Bayou Sara. W
on u visit to this city Sunday, he llav'
Z come down to Set' his two boys VIII" "
G attending st. Vi'iccnts Academy.
f. .4dr0catt.
$ The tle:sth of Mrs. Rene Cnntonrie
New Orleans on The 1871, panied t
J. hearts OF the acquaintanc"s she ma
Il here While visiting her cousin, Mrs }.
4 Golsal,, last year.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Grand jury.

4 The following were iMpanelled as
.asraMl jury: s Johnson, fore
man, Lewis Spillman, II 3 Fort,
ltask Bourgeois, b Y White, Hugh
0'''e'l, Tom Town, Sidney Black,
= y llara'son, j N Fl Austin, Ci'aS
!, lN'ock, A B Briant, j + Roberts,
a1eo Neal, Clas Weydert and Il
aattingly.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Criminal Beckett.
State of louisiana

Rnl?'in Carney ct ais, del'Tr''ns
seed cotton at night, NG'le pros.
Frank Davis aud Ben Mitchell,
Violating labor contract, &"'ltpfos'
Emmett Anderson, cv''cea'ed !
weapons, NoI|e pros.
Levi Smith, Larceny, Male pros.
Jones Martin violating labor con.
tract, Nol!e pros.
Archie Singctcn, carrying concealed
weapon, Fol pros.
S, Russell ct ais, gambling with dice,
guilty, fine $l5 and cost ORB mos. in
Jail.
John Freeman cor. weapons, not guilty.
John Bailey, larceny, not guilty
Rose Doyail, larceny, not guilty.
Randolph Glover, violating labor con-
tract, guilty, SIS on so days i'll Ja'i.
y. r. Noses, S. Bloom, I: Tentsch'
! A. S. Bragseuux, J. G. P|ettinger, Jos
Stern, A. Harris, i. Marks, I. Meyer
pleaded guilty to selling liquor to mnoll'
fined So, and cost or 4 mos III Ja1l.
Willie Lee, murder. guilty as charged
Nose Williams, plead to stealing
horse, sentence year i'll penltary.
Henry Mnrtewr, larceny, plead guilty
sentenced to six months in Jail.
Cltuley Ard. plead guilty to conceale
weapon, sentenced to pay S25 and cost o
six l,sont]ls III Jail.
Henry Meredith, plead guilty to COZ
! cealeA weapon, fined $s225 and cost or thc'
months III jail, and in default OF pay mel
fined six months more.
!, Lane Goens, assault and battery, MOI
n MOS. entered contitionally that accuse
: pay cost.
Sol Lee, assault and battery, Nol'o pr
, entered conditionaIly that accused p
cost.
Twenly.six new books, IN pap
$, cove,s, received at the Circu'ati'
: Library. Subscribe for 8 mos
only % cts.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
a.un Quickly Cured.

!, ,,,;u Glen, Ark.-onr children
Ap''" a',,;rc it'll .r,oup wien We re-
re !, '"' hnt,le of Chamhcllain's Cough
t'tu II afforded almost instant re.
'''9s1! 4, rhor",v", This celebrated
W. -. :, .pr sale by L. L. K''bo"rnr'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24

Mr.. Bernard Teutscl is contem-
plating the erection Of a two story
building between the residence OF
T. T. lawson and S. Blum. as nc.
cot;aIi;,ns are still N progress !Aoth'
ing positive can be stated.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24

Mr.. Il. Marks has sold out has
store on tile river trout, next door
10 Il. Meyers, to Em'i"url l,evy'
who vii! continue the business.
Philip Rrt+ig is clerking for HIM.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
That Wonderful GEguIn.

want to add my testimony to the list
OF thosu that have used tho Lightning
churu. IL does all that is claimed for it,
YOU can churn easily in one minute, and
ycs ~ large percentages more butter than
with the common churns. never took
tie agency for anything before A"S 50
many Of my neigAhors wanted chnrns,
that | ordered 50 aid they axe all gone.
think in year every farmer will l'"vo a
I lightning Churn in fact they can't afford
to Be without one as they make SO much
more butter, and a good lit g bit fmeney
can be made in every township selling
these c!lurns. by writing TO q. +: casey
~ Co. ST. Louis, Mo-, you can get cirru-
lars and full particulars about the ch"r'.
4 Reader
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F,EA1HksCAlI NixA1."k'Akll:sS MA
ESES2s AND UEIlOLS'I11ltR1il,
Will lie in St. Francisvil'e, La, unit
NOV. ist All patrons wantln;; ""rh
done sApnId send in thtl":ueIs 1T once.
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f;AJnenileS ut C0sicoEd.
Mr.. lewis Norwood and Tom Wright
were in jackson on Saturday.

Mr.. lewis Norwood and Tom Wright
We're in jackson Oh Saturday.
MIR. Garnctt Rog:llio left for Natchcz,
Miss. where he viii engage i'll business.
Miss Cardia Dcvall of Magnolia is the
guest Of the Misses Wright.
Mr. Palmer and his daughter visited
relatives in Jackson on Friday.
Miss Annie lIobgood, teacher of the
Grange Hall school, spent Saturday ana
Sunday with relatives near Bayou Sara.
Mr.. lack Richardson and his mother
In;,,e q business trip to Clinton Oh Well
. nestlay.
NJ. ". Wright and II. Simmons were
in Jpcison Saturday.
Mr.. LOWE Wright HAS accepted II posi-
tion as clerk at Mr.. Willie Stewards.
! Mr.. Joe Peterson and wife made Il visit
! to jackson on Friday.
Miss Nellie Baker, who has been visit
f! ing relatives; aid friends here for the pas
month rct,rlrd to her home III Giostcr OF
Monday.
Mr.. Dan PAares made q: business TIL
to " .ison Oh Friday.
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{: ys;E;y2s AT TE2,E'I, u GcE:D PRICES.

p lately prices for FIRST class Seeds II the South nave e Gus
,l Sr rma not hp uyht less. Yhis idea has bcc en-
eon,acemrrsvv Into Eat per price 50 So
uSmnL
Brupswk
@ r II 40 c ul varieties Illustrated Catalogue
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Another lady will shortly begin
New Goo,is at i'cnncy'S.

A fresh supply Of Western Apples
New Cane Syrup and Puritan White oat
Meal Call at otlcc. :.