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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
THROUGH CARS rU UAL1FORNra
Quick Time--Best Service.

Tourist car runnins throueh Ia IL.
Angeles leaves Twin Cities every THURSDAY
via The North-Western Line"-C.. g.. p.
q: .. Ry-the Pioneer through car line
the following fast time:
Lesce Minneapelis TO p. m. st. Paul 7:4s
2: -. THURSDAY. arrive Ogden lao a. M
Los Angeles 7:s6 a.. m, Tuesday.
For tickets. at loves. rates and other In
epolis. and S95 Robert street, St. Paul oT
address T. W; Teasdale. general passenger
agent. St PAM
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
Vital Statistics.
Deaths.

KELLY-sunday, Jan. %. at p. M. Mary A.
E. Kelly, beloved wife OF P. H. Kelly
Funeral from ST Mary's Catholic church
Wednesday, at 1890.
sOAlMERS+ George, aged seventy-6ve years,
Monday, Jan. 30th, 1899. Funeral Wednes-
day. at p. M, from residence, No. South
St. Adams street.
COMISKEY-In St Paul, at St. Joseph's hos
pital, Sunday, Jan. 20, at II 80 D. M. Bryan
Comiskey, aged thirty-eigh years Funeral
Wednesday Feb. 1, at $3.50. Services at st.
Vincent's church at 8 o'clock.
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QadWay's
IL Pills

Purely vegetable. mild and reliable Cause
perfect digestion. complete absorption and
healthful regularity. For the cure Of ali dis
orders OF the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys Blad.
der, Nervous Diseases Piles
SICK HEADACHE AND ALL DISORDEpc
OF THE LIVER
Price Is cents per box Sold by all drue-
gist: or sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Be sure to get .'Radway's."
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Reward of $4,000 offered.

wealthy lady recently lost satchel con-
reward Of $40 COO cash to the finder. The loss
OF health is far more serious than the loss of
Jewels, and yet it can be recovered without
paying big rewards. A little money invested
In Hostetters Stomach Bitters will restore
strength to the weak purify the blood, es-
tablish regularity of the bowels and help the
stomach to properly digest the food taken
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
MARDI GRAs.
New Orleans and Mob,1..

The Chicago Great Western Ry. viii bave
on sale February 9Th to 18th inclusive round
TRIP excursion tickets to New Orleans, La.
ana Mobile, Ala. account the Mardi Gras. at
very low rates. These tickets are limited for
return February 18th. For full information
as q: to rates, routes, etc., consult J. p Elmer.
City Ticket Agent, 5tb and Robert Sts., 81.
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RAILWAY Mail Clerks.

The fourth of the popular series of winter
parties of the railway mail clerks oreaniza-
tion viii be given Lifts hall, Grand opera
house block, on Friday evening. Feb II, next.
The committee in charge of the affair prom
ise that il shall surpass all previous efforts.
The next regular meeting of the organization
which will be quarterly one, will not be
held until Anr;l 1
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
A New Sectional Map.

new sectional, township and county map
of Minnesota, corrected up to Jan. 1st, 1899
has lust been issued by The G o b. e. 1t is
44155 inches in size, and shows all railroads,
county seats. Indian reservations, etc. 1t Is
he a necessity to every business man and
farmer in the state. This map will be sent,
carriage paid, together with rho Weekly
Globe one year for $1.25. The map alone
will be sent to any ADDRESS on receipt Of 81.
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TORPID LIVER

Dr. Radway-Dear Sir: have been using
your medicines-that is, your Pills and Ready
Relief. These two medicines have done me
and my family more good than whole drug
store. I am So years old. used about si4
boxes Of your pills since last spring am "a
regular now and feel like healthy man Of
20 years.
Now, 1 want to find out about your Re-
solvent, to use in case of young lady (etc
etc.. Respectfully, AUGUST WITMER.
April 8th 1898. 642 E. 134th St New York
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
For n Union Label.

The joint committee Of the five lodges Of
locomotive fremen and the ladies' auxiliary
association of the order will hold a meeting
at the rooms of Minnehaha Ledge No. 81
Twin City hall on Wednesday evening, to ar
range date for the union ball of the order
and make other arrang enepts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
WIDOW LOSES AGAIN
LOWER COURTS DECISION IN THE
BANHOIZER INSURANCE CASE
AFFIRMED,
JUDGE BUCK DISSENTING

The Policy for $4,000 Lapsed, Ow-
Ing to the NOn-Payment of a
Premium Note mt the Time When
1t Was Due, No Notice of the
Fact Having Been Given--sec-
Ond Notice Unnecessary.
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Blacksmith Helpers to Organize.

meeting of the blacksmiths' helpers of
the Great Northern shops will take place at
Assembly halls or Friday evening" when an
effort will be made to organize a blacksmith's
helpers union. A large number of the mem
hers of Blecksmiths' Union No. 43 are help
nights meeiinp
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31

The master horseshoers' school in the Hale
block, on jackson street, was slimly attended
some OF the members present charged the
poor attendance to tie severe cold weather.
Pr Price was present and delivered a short
lecture. which will be continued again at
next Monday nights class. when a larger
attendance is looked fn.
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Sons of HERMAN Convention.

The annual convention of the state grand
lodge of the Sons lof Hermann begins this
morning at Assembly hall. Mayor Kiefer will
welcome the delegates
The Sons of Hermann is one of the oldest
German societies in the state. 1t was organized
In 1870. 1t Is benevolent organization. with
q life insurance feature. Last year s33 O00
was paid out to- widows and orphans The
membership in Minnesota is about 1900.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31
Got $500 From the wreck.

.oy City. Treasurer Hors. yesterday received
$500 from Assignee George Mifsch of eitsa ts,a
Minnesota Savings bank. When the- banI mi
failed the city had $4,000 on deposit. After.
ward the city sued the bondsmen. The $500
is the city's share of the judgment secured
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-31

Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
corporation, respondent, VS.. Carrie Ingar-
sen ct al, defendants; Cornelia Kelly, ap-
pellant.
Syllabus-A tax judgment held void, be
cause of the insufficient description of the
property Order reversed. Mitchell, J.
First National Bank of Shakopee. Mimi.
claimant, respondent, VS.. II. Burton Strait
as administrator of the estate of Horace
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Susanna The!an, respondent, VS.. Bernard
The.an, appellant. Z
Syllabus-General Statutes 1884, section 1882
provides that "no divorce shall be granted
unless the complainant has resided in this
state one year Immediately preceding the time
of exhibiting the complaint, except for adult
cry committed while the complainant was a
resident of the state
He'd. that this fact Of the plaintiffs resi-
dence is jurisdictional and must be alleged
in the complaint.
Also. that in this case the allegation Of
plaintiffs residence was put in issue by the
answer and found untrue by the court; and
therefore the findings of fact did not justify
conclusion of law that plaintiff was en-
titled to divorce.
A divorce granted in state in which neither
party Is domiciled or resident is void for
want of jurisdiction of the subject matter;
following State vs. Armington, 25 Mimi 20.
Where such decree of divorce comes co..
latera.ly in question in an action In another
state it may be impeached ON the ground OF
although the record rectes or finds the juris-
dictional fact of residence.
New trial granted of the issues as to plain
tif's residence. Mitchell. j.
George Hunter, respondent, VS.. Baltimore
Packing and Cod Storage Company, appel,
liant.
Syllabus-He,d, that the evidence justified
the verdict.
A warehouse receipt issued by a ware
houseman to his bailor, excepting the former
from nADllty IOr loss from certain causes,
construed and he'd that the loss in this case
did not result from any of the excepted
causes. Order affirmed Mitchell ].
James c. Flynn, appellant, VS.. Little Falls
Electric and Water Company, respondent
Syllabus Reargument-The village OF
Little Falls was village incorporated under
the provisions Of ch. 145, Gen. Laws 1885,"
within the meaning Of Laws 1898, ch 19l.
Laws of 1893. ch. 191 Is not repugnant to
Art. w., sec. SO of the constitution prohibit
ing special legislation regulating the affairs
Of village, because it did not include within
its provisions villages incorporated by special
charter or villages of over 5000 Inhabitants,
incorporated under Gen. Laws 1851, CHI 146.
The curative act Of 1893 applies to an ordi-
mace of the village of Little Falls although
before the act was passed the village had
ceased to exist, and had been superseded by
the city of Little Falls, as its successor
under Sp. Laws 1885, ch. 8; but 1t would not
apply to an amendatory ordinance subse-
quently passed by the city. The title of the
curative act to-wit: IAN act legalizing and
confirming village ordinances and contracts
in certain cases., sufficiently expresses its
subject
The provisions Of Gen. Laws 1895, ch. 8.
Sec 132 relative to time contracts for sup
plying with water cities incorporated under
that act cannot be construed as a declara-
ton Of legislative policy on the same subject
as to villages incorporated under Laws 1885,
ch 145. Former opinion adhered to-
Mitchell, ].
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B. Strait, deceased, appellant.
Syliabus-Ev1denc held to Justify the YER

Numerous exceptatons to the rulings Of the
trlai court in the admission of evidence and
70 It's charge to the jury considered and dis
posed OF. order affirmed Mitchell, j.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21
Registration Notice.

As required under Section 36l5
Code 1892. ! will visit the several
voting places in Amite county at
hptines and places herein mention
ed. for the purpose Of regis ering
al persons, moi already registered,
and all persons who will have ar
rived at the age Of 81 years on ~
b. fore the mkt election, to BE- held
on Tuesday, November 7th, 1892,
and adjndgrd to be entitled thrrrtu.
lnwit:
Zion Hill -Schoolhouse, Thursd. Nay25th
Toiers Berwick, Frfday, %"
Thickwoo ls-Rose Hill, Tuesday 30"
lalbcrts -Glostcr, Thu sd .Jnre 1st
0neal -CedarGrove, Friday, &" 2nd
Smiths -Snitidalc, Tuesday " 9th
Spurlocks -Eastfork, Wednesd,o ="
Tickfaw Huron, FriGay, o.
Wall -Gillsburs, TUESDAY," 1S"
The registration books will re
main open in Lib~rly until within
four months of the election; viz:
July 7th, 1899.
n. s. MCLEAN,
County Registrar.
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One Pale Red Heller, with dark head or
face, about lS months old, vi IN wart on lett
ear Appraised at 50 90 by llughRobinson
and Henry Barney.
The above descril ed estrav was taken up
by Riley Barney and straycd by him be-
fore D Causey, justice 0f the Z ace in
and for Ami county, State of Mississippi,
April 18th, 1899.
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EStray Notices.

tine Pale Red Cow, about Il wears old,
with crup and split in right ear and half crop
in leit ear, irUS face, wcighes about 400
pounds. Appraised at $40 90 by JET Spur
lock and Frank Spurlock.
The above described r,trav was taken up
by ) Gardner and strayed by him bcior,,
TIL VanN"rman, d putty Ranger within and
for the county Of Amitr, Stiteoi Mississippi.
February 10Th 1880.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Many so-ealled "bitters" are not
medicines, but simply liquors dis
guised, so as toeyade the law. PRICK
LY ASH BITTERs is not one of this
class. 1t is strictly medicine, acting
primarily on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, and for the dangerous dis
eases that attack these organs it is a
remedy Of the first grade. There is
nothing Objectionable in its taste, it
mas a very agreeable favor and is
acceptable to the most delicate
stomach. Sold BY DR.. M. P. Bates.
Liberty, Miss,
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Its Bureau at Jackson. Miss. con
tucted by that experienced iournsllss,-
Edgar s. Wilson. who treats Impair
tally oil questions relating 10 Mlssls-
sipei and Mississippians every DAY 10
the year, has, in He language Of thsa
Mississippi press, made the Picsynns'
Indispensable TO Mssissippians.'
The Picayune reaches and cros@'s'
Mississippi on MI trunk lines the yery
das OF its publication.
Mississippi this year holds hs hrse
general election under the new cOn-
stitution. All State, County eud Dlstrirt
niHcers, including a Legislature. which
will in January, 1895, choose a Uniis't
States Senator. are TO be elected Inc
Campaign will he memorable ora.
The Picaynne. in addition 10 its BmeaW
at the Capital, has an intelligent cor
respondent at every prominent poinf
In Mississippi No item of news VIII
escape It,
Get the News, all the News; and -
II fresh.
Read the picayune.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

return thank t. Srnslor
ny Tor several valuable public
'uments, among them being az
CAN'T bound copy Of the eulogies
The late Senator George. Itis
3 pleasure that we reproduce the
delivered by Hon. w. F. Love.
Fe think it will compare favora.
with any ever delivered in the
pse. We hope our readers will
: time to peruse il carefully, as
sketch of one of Mississippi's
etess men. We would like to
foduce Senator Moneys but tits
lengthy for our columns.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Thanks for cash favors in the last
few DAYS TO the following named
parlir-: W NJ Robinson, J b Tur.
T r Beail, y II Webb, Z
N Newman,
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Revival Services.

Revival services will brgin at the
NJ thodis' church in Liberty on
Monday, April 24th, at 7:30 y m.
SeIvices morning AMI ~. ming.
Al are cordi,ily invited To attend
K A BRELAxD. P G
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desire to call especial at,en-
| 10 The registration notice, and
Il thai il will he carefully noted.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

llihe earnest solicitation nf some
pfsa readers We publish for them
81 their hymns. II is rather
Is. but We suppose they admire
kentiment.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

dIs. Florence Nunnrry, Misses
rAr aud Bessie Bates, N~ttir
Eleh, Mary Wrbn and Stella
Ichfi, with Mr. CLYDE Davis as
ver, To * rlly wagou.udr out
lravis' Bridge last Friday, aud
mt the day fishing. They had
. lnck.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Izs Spencer and Misses Annie
.illiagton and Isa Wilkinson. of
ff spent Monday in Liberty.
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Death Of Col. Gee. II. Go7an.

-+A VI N4Aa AN0H aAa Na4ElataH
Col. Geo. NJ. Govan died in New
Orleans at 12:45 p. m, Friday,
April 14lb, 1899. He was taken to
New Orleans several weeks ago for
treatment for throat trouble, but in
stead Of getting better grew worse
until death relieved him Of bis suf.
fsrings. He was born in Marshall
county Oct. 9, 1910, educated in
Holly Springs, enlisted in March
1861 and served a year in Co. B,
9Th Miss, raised a company in 90,
Of which he was elected lieutenant,
WasappOinted inspector general on
WalthalPs staff when that great SOL
dier was commissioned brigadier,
serving with him in that capacity
until the reorganization of the army
near the close of the war, when he
was appointed major of the 24th
Miss. He served in some Of the
hottest battles Of the war, being
wounded at Mumfurdsvills, Ky
II e moved to McCumb city H. 1880
He was elected in 'S3 As n ,atrr
representative from Pike aud Amile
counties, and in 'S5 as Secretary Of
State, which office he held until
'96. He then engaged in the prac.
tlce of law. and acted as immigra
tiun agent for the | Z. At the out.
break of the war with Spain Major /
Govan was appointed colonel Of the
lSt Miss. and served in that eapac-
ity until the end of the war. Ii
was in that capacity that he con /
tracted the disease which caused
his death. lie leaves a son and two
daughters. The remains were in |
TERED at Holly Springs Sunday. /
Col. Govan was brother of Gen
Govan. of Ark and had another
brother, who was killed at Chicka-
mauga, whll' leading AN assault ON
Snodgrass Hill with the regiment
which hs communicating Seven
,eenth Mississippi. ! n
Wm. Hendricks, the horSe( thief
whoescaped when Thomas'was cap
turpd near Liberty, in february,
was run to earth in Washington
county by J G. Maxwell, of Brlzo.
ma, Miss, April 9th. He was car
ritd 10 Gazpn city on a boat, safely
lodged in Jail, and Sheriff Turnip
seed notified Our sheriff. left for
Yaz'o Friday, l4th, via the |. @ i
aud returned Sunday with the pris- /
oner and placed 10 the cage in the
jail. The home of Hendricks is in !
Pocahonlas, Kinds Co, and he is
said ln be of a good family. lie is |
ahort % years Of ag". aud 4 report. /
which has been partially verified, /
states thai within The last few years
he spent eighteen mnhths in The
asylum He is rather rough look
Ing He was shot al humber of
times the night Thomas was cap.
tured. and wnrn he left the horse
hp Was riding, it was thought that
he was wounded but ST. far no one
has sen any bullet holes. There
Is a scar on one wrist, which be
Iaid was the result If sore caused
by a snag He is not very com.
municative.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

h J. B Turnipseed and Mr..
Bales, Jr., are visiting New
cans this week.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Iessrs +. ". Stratum, Il. j..
waft Il D. Moure aud II NJ
les, ,. ID Robinson and Others,
II but Ia Plymouth during last
llAy to hear MIR Cayce preach,
~ liked the sermon very much.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

|reachiug in the Baptist church
Tins place Saturday and Sunday
81 IL a. m by Ed. T. Z.
||ilHng The public are cordially
|lItd To attend
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

II ANTED- lU0 chickens and 100
90 eggs per werE al the highest
Fkel price by Weathrrsty Brus.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21


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Close connection with Central Mis-
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December9, 9S
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

aFr glad TO learn that Miss
lIs Brewer, who has been so Sc
asly IN, is now much better.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

q r. Barney, OF Gl0ster,
IS Wednesday in Liberty.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

|nl. J l. Pnwrr, >uur ttlicipnt
|relary of STATE, is To deliver tn"
|lual address at Commencement
/ war. A rare treat is ia store
|uuf p~opls-it is a pleasure 10
Col Power, much mAr- To hear
i Ialk.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

dr ] A. Maui was mingling
h Llberty friends on Monday.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

lfs Nose Robinson spent Sat
i4v unh relatives in Liberty.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Irs Clornda Garuu,f has been
| le ill. in Glo,trr, fpr some time.
lihughier. Mrs Ella Smiley.
| nj several davs with her, re-
ming home Monday morning.
w are glad to state left her
lhrr better
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

Annie Lea has been III this
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

w are under obligations to tn,
Eiiation {, mniii"p far cordial
| fespecttul invitation to be pres.
Al the "Grrat Democratic Raj
Al jackson, Mississippi, Thurs
April q, '09, opening he cam
|au for L. ) SENATORS and State
|cNrs
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

ltbeWs is 10 town.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

lafk Duacan, a white man, who
+ eentenced at the last term OF
|urt for illegal retailing, was bond
ont of Jail Tuesday by some OF
neighbors. lie wa, fnrmerly of
lehington parish, hut now iivrs
I Gillsburg, and wa- serving a
l6nce of s25 and 60 days.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

banks to Mr.. Jno. G. McG.hee.
sloerly, for a nice sample of rx.
'ent syrup of his own mike. l.
: me home made syrnp as W.
ever seen at this .pAsnD of the
( showing no sign Of son,ing or
ring. John is good farmer
a fine boy. In fact being a
~ off the old block !"
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

10 "Wednesday evening Of last
< Miss Mary i'ig4man, oiGlo-,
was united ia marriage 20 Mr..
whpd Palmer, a ! aggressive far
/ If Wilson, La Misa Mary was
aliye Of our tuwn, and Sc wish
happiness through lite,
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

YARN the joints, ease the pain and
We out all rheumatic influence in
body by using LALLEMAND's
selFIc for RHEUMATISM. it is one
Tie very few old time remedies
ieh modern medical science has
d unable to improve IN. Gu es
fkly and permanently. Sold by
pa. P. Bates, Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1899-04-21

SOUTHERN HERALD,
, MIS- April q, 1893.
ltbeWs is 10 tOEn.
Annie Lea has been i'll this
q II. Barney, OF Gloster,
s. Wednesday in Liberty.
irs Aase Robinson spent Sat-
A. uiih relatives in Liberty.
Mr. A. Maui was mingling
h LIherly friends on Monday.
rh J. B Turnipseed and Mr..
Bates, Jr., are visiting New
cans thls week
aFe glad TO learn that Miss
Is Brewer, who has been so Sc
asly IN, is now much better.
Iss Spencer and Misses Annie
iliiugton and Isa Wilkinson. of
slef. spent Monday in Liberty.
desire to call especial atien-
D 10 The registration notice, and
It thai il will he carefully noted.
II ANTED-lUO chickens and 100
% eggs per werS al the highest
fkpi price by Neathrrshy Brus,
liihe earnest solicitation Of s0me
afsd readers We publish for them
81 their hymns. Ii is rather
Is, but We suppose they admire
kentimpnt.
feachiug in the Baptist church
lhs place Saturday and Sunday
at IL a. m by Ed. I. Z.
|ilhng The public are cordially
ted to attend
Ipssrs +. ". Stratum, Il. j.
waft. Il D. Moure and II NJ
rs, J ID Robinson and others,
Il but To Plymouth during last
ldAy TO hear Mr. Cayce preach,
ey liked the sermon very much.
,nl. J l. P"wrr, >uur efficient
rslary OF STATE, is la deliver tn"
uai address at Commencement
yrar. A rare treat Is in store
uur p"0plS--lt is a pleasure 10
Col Power, much NOR to hear
ALE.
n
Ers Clorlnda Garuntf has been
le III. in Gl0,trr, fpr some time.
aaugbipr, Mrs Ella Smiley.
nj several davs with her, re-
ming home Monday morning.
w are glad tu state left her
lhrr better
10 "Wednesday evening Of las,
< lli-s Mary Is ,igaman, aiGln>.
was united ia marriage 20 Mr..
fwhpd Palmer ! roeressiyr far
/ If Wilson, La Miss Mary was
alive Of our tuwn, and Sc wish
happiness through life.
----------- So.
Vea are under Ubligitlnns to III,
'itation mniii"e far a cordial
respectful invitation to be pres.
Al the Great Democratic Raj
Al jackson, Mississippi, Thurs
April q, '09, opening The cam
en for U ) Senators and State
c.rs.
ifs. Florence Nunnrry, Misses
al aud Bessie Bates, N~tii"
leh, Mary Wrbn and Stella
chff, with Mr. CLYDE Davis as
ver, to o'k jolly wagou.ndr out
avis Bridge last Friday, aud
mt the day fishing. They had
. lnck.
--H- - o e-----
lark Duacan, a white man, who
sentenced at the last term OF
1rt for illegal retailing. was bond.
out of Jail Tuesday by some of
neighbors. lie wa, formerly Of
shington parish, hut now lives
Gillsburg, and wa- serving a
l6nce of s25 and 60 days.
arm the joints, ease the pain and
ne out all rheumatic influence in
body by using LALLEMAxD's
elFIc for RHEUMATISM. it is one
tHa very faVy old t;.,,. ,..u,,, 1. s...