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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-12
SIIAMOKIN DAM.

,,,Oh, if there could only hcsIrigh-
ing in July.
...Jno. Srhodt OF Muncy was Wis
tor at Geo. Gauglcr's.
IF You wish Il goodwccllIypopcr
subscribe for the "post.'
...Sheriil' p, S, Ritter was visit
or in our town on Friday.
1.-The people are taking advantage
OF the snow while it lasts.
Miss Kate Ritter of Middleburg
is visiting friends in our place.
...Gordon Lcsher of Globe Mills
was a visitor in our place Sunday.
THE baby with the dirtiest face j.
always the one most willing to kis.
you.
Nov comes the season when YOU
never MISS thc water TIL the pump
freezes.
Miss Emma Foltz was seen or
our street on Sunday evening with
Harry Gaugler.
Richard Herbert and Ammon
frymire were taking a sleigh ride
for their health Sunday.
The man with the most change
in his pockets never pays his car
fare. Cause why? He is the con-
ductor Polly.
IF you have any old musical
string instruments you wish to have
tuned, bring them to the office of
Geo. A. Hettrick corner Market and
Eel streets.
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Officers Elected.

Washington Camp, No. 515 p.
q. S. Of A. of Middleburg elected
the following officers: President,
Henry r. Riegle; Vice President,
Miles |. Potter; Master of Forms,
Joseph II. Clelan; Recording Secre-
tary, John A. Snyder; Assistant, II.
G. Gutelius; Financial Secretary,
Herman S. Renninger; Treasurer, j.
Wilson Swartz; Chaplain, Martin
u. Steipinger; Conductor, Edgar W.
Custer; Inspector. Millard X. Has
Hassipger; Guard, n. A. Bowes;
Trustees, Henry II. Riegle and j.
Wilson Swartz.
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DLEBURGH. SNYDER CO.. PA. THURSDAY JAM H. B94
Joint Institute.

Program of the Joint Institute,
composed of Selinsgrove, Jackson
and Monroe districts, to be held at
Shamokin Dam, Pa, Jan. 13 and IA.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Address of Welcome.
Response, Sumner Smyser.
Music.
The Teachers duty as citizen,
Charles o. Gaugler.
Address, Prof. +. c. Bowersox.
Recitation, Miss Della Burns.
SATURDAY FORENOON.
Music.
Gcographyasits sitshouldb be taught
to-day, W. a. Mover.
Which is the Better Incentive
to study: PiiArs or themark-
ing System, J. c, Klingler.
How to study Physchology,
Prot. II. l.. Schrover.
Music.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
A Teachers Library, Reno Snyder
The Weather Bureau-its Work,
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Two Interesting Lectures.

Two interesting lectures, &" The
Cemetery of the Sea-" and "Sunny
South Sketches, or the Land of flow
ers and oranges" will be deliveredin
the College Chapel, Selinsgrove, Pa,
Thursday and Friday evenings, Jan.
IL and l3, by DR.. F. W. E. Pes
chau. Admission, single lecture, 20
cents; both lectures, 80 cents. Mu-
sic by the Varsity Quartette.
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Better than Gold"

Rev. r. Rock, d. d., pastor Of
the Shamokin United Brethren
church, will deliver his interesting
lecture entitled "Better than Gold,"
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th,
in the Fremont United Brethren
church. This will BE- rare treat,
and no one should fail to hear it.
Admission, Is cents.
o. G.. RoNIG, Pastor.
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Election Notice.

The annual election for Director.
of the Beavertown Mutual Fire In.
surance Company will be held a,
their home Office at Beavertown, Pa
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock
?. M, Saturday, January %, 1899
A. H. BowERsox, Sec'y.
Beavertown, Jan. 2, 1899. !.
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FLORIDA.
Fortnlghtly Tours via the Pennsylvania
Railroad.

FortnIghtly Tours via the Pennsylvania
Railroad
The midwinter exodus has begun.
The discomfor.s and dangers of our
Northern winter are directing attcn-
tion TO the sunny landsot the South.
The first PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
tour to Jacksonville, allowing two
weeks in Florida, will leave New
York and Philadelphia January 81.
Excursion tickets, including rail-
way transportation, Pullman accom-
modations zone BERTH and meals en-
route in both directions while trav-
cling on the special train, will be
sold at the following rates; New
York, $1,000; Philadelphia, Balti-
moreand Washington, $500; Pitts
burg, $500, andproportionate low
rates from other points.
For tickets, itineraries, and other
information apply to ticket agents,
Tourist Agent at 1895 Broadway,
New York, or to George w. Boyd
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia
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~ - - ~
Black tatfata ribbons No. 80, all
silk, at lOc yard, No. II Satin
Ribbons, all colors, at 7c, No. 5 at
Sc a yard.
IL. DUNKELBERGER.
HOUSE FOR RENT.-A desirable
house for rent in the borough of
Middlcburg to small family.
Prominently located. House suit
able for residence, but can be chang
ed for business. For further par
ticulars, apply at once at this Office.
HOUND LosT.-My hound is lost
since Jan. 9th. He has black and
red ears and is all black ON top of
of his black. Otherwise he is white
and black spotted. The finder will
be rewarded.
AMOS c. GEMBERLING, Selinsgrove.
The caucus of the Republican
party of Middlebnrg will I've held in
the grand jury room on Wednesday
evening, Jan. Is, 1899, and the
primary nomination on Saturday,
Jan. q, TO nominate candidates for
borough Offices. Polls will be open
from 1 to 6 u. Nj.
A party of MiddIeburghcrs took
a sleigh ride to kreamer on Monday
evening. They stopped at A. G..
Smiths and Il very pleasant time
was spent. The inner man, and wo-
man too for that matter, was sup
piled with an abundance OF oysters,
ice cream and cake.
We add quite number of addi-
tional sales to our register this week.
If you intend to have sale, select
your date as soon as possible and
have your date insertedil the PosT's
register. No charge will be made
for inserting date in our register If
you get your bills printed at this
office.
We are pleased to learn that Sen
ator Hummel has secured for Geo.
M. Wilmer, a position as paster and
folder in the Senate at Harrisburg
at salary of Sc per day. No doubt
George will fill the bill to perfection,
even if the paste will get a little
mouldy when the Senate is not in
session.
Harry Wetzel of New Berlin was
in town Oh Monday and paid for his
subscription to 1900. He brought
with him L. M. Miller who became
a new subscriber and paid in advance.
Mr.. Wetzel also brought new
cash-in-advance subscriber in the
person of Harry F. Miller of New
Berlin. Mr.. Wetzel knows how to
make an editor feel good.
Among our cash callers this week
were: N. o. Row, M. l.. Walter,
Perry L. Row, Joseph Hendricks,
M. ]. Courtney, Daniel Kuhns, Jobe
Walter, Alfred Heimbach, Harry
Wetzel. L. M. Miller, E. H .Schrad-
er, B. F. Buoy, Cornelius Bowersox,
M. E. Mengel, Frank Row, Wilson
Weller, Fred. Miller and Emanuel
Wetzel. Those who reunited by
mail we're: w. H. Bower, Calvin
Blouch, Henry Hunt, Fred. Stimely,
D. F. SweDgel, VIM. Krebs, Daniel
H. w. Hummel. Anon
Fisher, Henry Kerstetter, J. M.
Nagle, Hon. s. A. Wetsel, A. C.
Walter. Mrs. Eliza Zartman. Elias
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Interesting Items.
u.xs Told IN Brief Paragraphs for
Our Readers.
....ounl Pointers In Local Hnd Gen.
,rsl News Concerning People more
or Less Prominent.

Rev. E. P. Leonard has gone to
watsontown, Pa.
Elmer Zechman will move on the
farm again this spring.
Perry o. Bowersox will quit
arning for the present.
The Freeburg Courier came to us
d six column quarto last week.
Samuel Drummer of Centre town.
,hiu was caller at this Office last
week.
ladies' and Children's coats al
most given away at Weis,' selins-
grove Z.
Mrs. John C. Frain ofMillersburg
visiting Van Zandt's and Bill
ardfs.
Elmer W. Snyder, the active life
insurance agent of Selinsgrove, was
nown Monday.
Attorney E. f. Pawling has been
d New York and Philadelphia dur
ng the past week.
We are offering all our ladies' aad
CGldren's Coats at half price. s.
GES, Selinsgrove. 1t.
Attorney James G. Grouse was
nong the high political moguls at
Harrisburg last week.
J. w. Swartz, the clerk to the
ounty commissioners, has been very
ick during the past week.
Mrs. f. E. Pawling has been Wis
ting her parents in Union county
|ar Mifllinburg the past week.
Robert Bowes of New York was
sitting his fathers home in Middle
|urg for a few days last week.
A fine selection of Ladies' and
Aildren's coats at Weis', Selins-
pNe, which are now selling at half
re. 2t.
Harrison M,oyer, who has been
utchering for the past few years,
tends to move on his farm in Ad.
ns twp.
lfonly the "Old Man" could see
plums on the tree, he would not
op to shake it. He would cut the
ee down.
Albert Heimbach of Forest Hill,
Mon county dropped in to see us
Monday. He is as genial and
Ppy as ever.
The county commissioners organ
ID for the year 1899 and elected
W. Swartz, clerk, and Charles
eninger, janitor.
Closing out, Thursday, Friday
Saturday, Jan. 18th, 18th and
|th, YOUR last chance for the sea-
L. DUNKEI.BERGER.
Perry l.. Row of Kreamer was
|ong our callers onSaturday. Per-
sa goodrepublican anda prompt
lng subscriber.
ladies' in need of coats will do
lby calling at our store. We
\. now Offering them at half price.
NEIs, Selinsgrove. ct.
John E. Thomas of Millmont was
lddleburg visitor the latter part
ast week. John is turning out
professional musician.
Inc school board has purchased
ot on Sugar street from Mrs. T.
auth and are now advertising for
Tor a building upon that lot.
!, +. Buoy Of Centreville was a
dleburgh visitor on Monday. He
move to White Springs, Union
'y to work for r. w. Barber in
pring.
e County Commissioners paid
aNO bonds last Tuesday. This
$4,000 paid during 1898.
asets over the liabilities Of
connty are over $4,000.
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SPECIAL OFFER.
WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL DO

AS Special Holiday Inducement to secure new sub
crbers will accept subscriptions and upon the pay
ment of only ONE DOLLAR down, will send the POST
from that date TO January l, 1900 until April |, 1899
for 25 Cents Old subscribers take advantage of this
remarkable offer by paying up arearage the regular
of Sl.5O per annum. This is liberal offer and it
must be accepted at to be of the value Send
in your and your dollar, to
GEORGE w. WAGENSELLER
Middleburgh, Penna.
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Black taffata ribbons No. 80, all
silk, at l0c yard, No. II Satin
Ribbons, all colors, at &c, No. 5 at
Sc a yard.
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John HowelPs moved into George
Smiths house on Sugar street.


week visited relatives in Union Co.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Shindel was visit
ing relatives at Shamokin last week.
Sheriff Ritter and II. H. Grimm,
Esq, were to Lewisburg on Monday.
Geo. b. Stroud of Freeburg has
had his pension increased from $l2
to $17.
Daniel Kuhns of Port Ann was
in town Monday to order the bills for
his 50 le.
My entire line of Embroideries
must 60 at2c per yard and upwards.
L. DUNKELBERGER.
A sleighing party from this place
went up toward Beavertown Mon
day evening.
John Swineford of Mifilinburg
spent some time at the home of ID. Il.
Rhoads and wife last week.
l.. G. Stetler has gone to Akron,
Ohio, to make his future home. We
wish him abundant success.
Centrepieces Of linen good pattern
10 inches square at DC, tilo-hoss at
Sc per skein or 35c per doz.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
Rev. ID. +. McLain and Attorney
M. l. Potter and families were to Sc
linsgrove last Thursday tothe Lum-
bard family dinner.
Kid gloves, Hosiery laces, Deni-
um nice wool scarfs, silks, etc, etc,
will be reduced on special sale days.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
Samuel SNYDER of Kratzerville
has had his pension increased from
SIG to $50 anil Cornelius ii. Dun
kelberger has had an increase from
S6 to II.
The Republican Standing Com
mittee met on Saturday and selected
Saturday, May 18th as the day for
holding the annual Republican pri-
mary election.
Selinsgrove will hold grand
musical festival commencing Mon
day, Jan. %, concluding with three
concerts on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights.
S. +. Hackenburg, who has been
farming for Gabriel Beaver, will
quit and move to Snydertown in the
spring. Geo. Stroud CT Kreamer will
farm for Mr.. Beaver.
The S. &. l.. Railroad has new
Superintendent by the name of Mr..
p. S. Hutchison. Mr.. Weirman, the
former official, has been sent to the
Frederick Division, a longer line of
read.
E. II. Schrader of Troxelville,
and his son-in-law, Mr.. Swanger,
were at the county seat on Monday
on business. Mr.. Swanger will move
to West Beaver township in the
spring.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Lutheran church are trying to make
arrangements to have business
mems carnival in order to raise
money to erect parsonage. We
hope they may be successful.
Saturday morning Miss Dora
was going from the kitch-
en- door toward the cellardoor, when
her feet slipped out from in under
her, and she fell upon her back frac-
turing three ribs. She is doing as
we'll as can be expected.
Children's Union Suits at 16 and
% cts, Children's Vest at 6 and 10
cts, Children's Wool Vests at Is
and % cts, Cashmere Wool Hose
vt l6, Is and 3S cts, Children's
White Wool Mittens at Sc, dark |
wool sc. L. DUNKELBEGER.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel hair !
,ut, or other tonsorial work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' Barber Shop.
in Wittenmyers building, opposite
Post office. Go to Soles to buy |
new razors or exchange for old ones.
honed and guaranteed to give |
a. E. SoLEs. !
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS
Deeds Entered for Record.


Martin Rohbaeh and wife to
Joseph b. Fox, tract of land in
jackson twp, containing 20 acres,
for 500.
b. w. Yoder to S. o. Ulrich.
tract of land at Globe Mills, Mid
dlecreek twp, containing acre and
80 perches, with store buildings
thereon, for $1,000.
Charles Sprenkle and wife to
John G. Sprenklc, tract of land in
Washington twp, containing GO
perches, being a lime kiln lot, etc,
for S2l4.
Robert Erb, En-, to Jacob Shem-
ory, seven adjacent tracts of land in
Franklin twp, containing in the ag-
gregate to 56 acres and 81 perchcs,
tot S1l00.
Tobias Graybil and wifeto Joseph
Winey, tract of land with buildings
in West Perry twp, for $4,000.
Dateof deed April l, 1856.
Azarah Krccger and wife to
Henry Miller, tractof land in Frank
lin twp, containing 32acres and 1O3
perches, for S. 100.
George X. Fagely and wife to
to Mrs. Sallic V. Dietrich, tract of
land situate in Middlecreek twp.,
containing l26 acres, for $500.
Julius Moeschlin and wife and
August Moeschlin and wife to the
Atlantic Refining Co., of Hazelton,
Pa, a lot of ground in the borough
OF Selinsgrove, containing S.S perch
es, for $500.
Harvey SholIy to Allen S. Row,
farm in Middlccrcck twp, con;ain-
ing IS acres and % perches, for
$1,000.
ii. L. kiStncr and wife 10 Ed.
NJ. iiummcl, lot Of ground, with
brick building with store room, in
the Borough of SrlinSgrovc, contain
ing 81! perchcS for $1,000.
Heirs of Samuel S. Smith, deed,
to Joscphat Walter, lotof ground in
the borough Of NIiddIeburg, contain-
ing Il acre, and l30 pcrchcs, for
SS0l.5G.
John Meyer to same in Middle
burg SO perchcs for SD,
Samuel Bowen, attorney-in-iact
for the heirs of Abraham Eisenhow-
er, decd, to same, tract OF lane. in
Middlcburg containing 9 acres and
II perches for $500.
Kate Bachman, admrx, to .john
Shannon, lot Of ground in Franklin
twp, containing 3 acres, for S:!6.
William Henry, ct. al, to Chas.
Bingaman, tract OF land situate in
Centre twp, containing 80 acres for
S915.
Trustees to the Reformedand In
theran congregations of Middleburg,
Pa, to II. r. Tobias, cemetery lot,
for SASS.
Same to H. r. Reigle, cemetery
lot, for $14.5S.
G. E. Steininger and wife to Mary
Snyder, house and lot in Middle
burg, for 5000.
H. l.. Neitz, Trustee of Alfred
Harman, decd, to J. w. Rhyme
stine, house and lot in Selinsgrove,
for 5000.
Jas. p. Ulrich, Trustee to Clara
Thompson, 27 acres in Penn twp,
for $2655.SO.
Marriage Licenses.
I Daniel B. Herrold, Holler,
| Lilly A. Shaffer, "
I Isaac r. Sauer, Kreamer.
Maggie Rumbaugh, Richfeld.
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Marriage Licenses.
Daniel B. Herrold, Hotter,
Lilly A. Shaffer,
Isaac L. Sauer, Kreaner,
Maggie Rumbaugh, Richfeld.
Elias e. Zerby, Dalma,ia,
| Jennie l.. Kerssetter, Dundore.
I Emanuel j. Trevitz, Kreamer.
| Carrie |. Yerger, Globe Mills.
John u. nh-adcr, Penns Creek,
Ida M. Bingaman, Dice.
I Israel Meyer, Beavertown.
| Amanda Boush,
Samuel D. Kaufman, Freeburg,
| Lizzie Weaver, Thompsontown.
Henry 0 Bowersox, Penns Creek.
I Amanda S. Walter, \"
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Police Jurv PrO<.eellines.

Lafayette, La. July 6, IS99.-The Police
Jury met this day in regular session with
the following members presents: X. G. Lam
dry, &. &. Brown Ben Avant. Jno. Whit
tington, Jr., J. f.. Primeaux, Alonzo Lacey
and Alfred Hebert. Absent: NJ. Bill
laud, Jr.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Primeaux reported the sale of oxen
for $50. 50 which was ordered placed to
credit of drainage fund of 4th ward.
Hon. o. Cade here appeared and repre-
scented the necessity of constructing rail-
roads and tramroads to encourage the de-
velopment of the agricultural resources of
the parish. He asked that the Jury exempt
from taxation all such roads under provis-
ions OF Article 23o of the State constitution.
and by motion duly made the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That under provisions of arti-
Gle go of the constitution of the State of
louisiana there shall be exempt from taxa
ton for d period of ten years from the date
of its completion, any railroad or part of
such railroad or tramroads that may here
after he constructed in the parish of Lafa-
yette, La, and completed prior 10 January
1, 1904
MIR. Primeaux was authorized to construct
Il new bridge south of b. r. Flanders place.
BY motion Theodule Baudoin, appointed
constable of the 4th ward, vice, Napoleon
Melancon. resigned, was declared entitled
to the fixed salary of his predecessor in
Office from date of qualification.
The sum of $40 additional was allowed
Jasper Spell for right of way for public road.
The committee appointed to- check up the
tax collectors accounts for special road tax
and licenses. submitted the following report
which was adopted:
To the Hon. Police Jury: Your under
signed committee has verified the accounts
of Sheriff and Tax-collector Broussard in
the collection Of special road and license tax
up to May 1, 1899. and find the same cor
rect, exhibiting the following amounts to
the credit Of the various wards:
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RODbell the Grave.

a startling incident, of which
Mr.. john Oliver Of Philadelphia,
was the subject, IS narrated by him
as follows: ~ was in a most
dreadful condition.. My Skin. was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by bay. Three
physicians had given up. Fortu
nately, a friend advised trying
Electric BItters:' and to my great
joy and surprise, the first bottle
made a decided improvement. l
their use for three weeks,
and am now a we'll man. l know
they saved nv life, and robbed the
grave Of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only
5octs., guaranteed at VIM. Clegg's
drug store.
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mo. WHIrrINt;roN, JH.,
NJ. BILLAUD, JK.
The following report of jury of free
holders was read, duly adopted, the road
traced declared public highway, and the
of $I2 appropriated and set aside to
meet the appropriation therein mentioned:
State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafayette
BE-. it known that this day, June 7, A. d.,
1899, before me, Ben Avant, notary public,
came and appeared Emile Lepine, Austin
Daily, Silas Hoffpauir, Noise Baker, Emile
Zero, Oneai East, having been duly sworn
to lay GU, public road from Indian Bayou
to meet certain road opposite side of
Bayou Queue rortue now open and in use
for public travel in Acadia parish, La.
Starting from northwest corner of land of
Martin Sarver. Jr., running south seven
acres, twenty feet wide, which he hereby
donates west side, and thence on east side
of land of Joachim l-eger for distance of
seven acres, twenty feet wide, which he
hereby donates; thence fourteen
south side of same land, twenty feet wide,
which he also donates; thence seventeen
acres nh side Of land of Emile Lepine,
twenty feet wide, which he hereby donates;
thence eleven acres on north side of land of
Emile Zero, twenty rect VIDE, winch he
hereby donates; thence fourteen acres
ming west on south side Of land of Mrs.
Celes,ine Baker. twenty feet wide, which
she hereby donates; thence about seven
running north on land OF unknown
owners. forty feet wide, which we expr"-
pirate and value at the sum of twelve dol
lars; thence making connection with pub
lie road Acadia Parish. We, the under
signed, do hereby donate unto the parish OF
Lafayette, La, all the lands described in
the above plat for a public road: Emile
Lepine, Joachim (h,s mark) Leger, Martin
Sarvcr, Jr., Emile (his mark) rero, Celes-
tine (her mark) Baker, and is fully described
plat hereto attached and marked b.
Thus done on the day and date first written
in presence of Charles u. Harrington and
Raleigh Avant, who signed with donors and
committee appointed by Hon. Police Jury:
Emile Lepne, Oneal This mark) East, Emile
(his malk) Zero, Noise (his mark) Baker,
Austin Daily, Siias Hoffpauir.
BEN AvANr, Notary Public.
Witnesses. Charles ID. Harrington and
Raleigh Avant
The treasurer submitted the following
reports:
To the President aud Members of Police
Jury, Parish of Lafayette, La.-Foilowing
is a statement Of receipts and disbursements
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terest in approaching elections need
not indulge too freely in the sweet
hope that their wishes will be graf
flied. They are merely wasting
time and labor. which could lie
devoted to more mefitOriOus
purposes.
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To arouse Dormant Liver and
secure permanent regularity of the
Bowels, use DR.. Nj. \. Simmons
Liver Medicine.
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Have You an Engine to Rent?
Any one having 10 IS horse power
engine to rent will please call on or write to
the undersigned. n. +. BkoI;SsARp,
Scott, La.
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ATTENTION.!
Don't Trust Your Photos to Agents.
Deal direct with the Artists.

We will make to any one sending us a
photo Life-sze Gillette, Crayon or Paste
Portrait free of charge to introduce our sui
perior work. Exact likeness, highly artistic
finish. and prompt return of small photo
guaranteed. Send US your photo at once.
ARTISTS UNION,
a93 Nam ST.. Dallas. Texas.
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Respectfully submitted,
!. f.. MARTIN, Treasurer.
Lafayette, La, July g. 1899.
To the President and Members Of Police
Jury, Parish Lafayette, La.--Following is
statement of receipts and disbursements of
the special road tax since my last report:
Balance OH hand last report .... $IIO7 22
Cash from ]. r. Primeaux, 4th ward II 90
Total
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-07-15

There being no further business the POLICE
Jury adjourned to meet Tuesday, July IL.
as Board of Reviews and also to meet July
20, for the TRANSACTION of ordinary business.
X. G.. LANDRY, President.
X. G. GHEIG, Secretary.