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T.. * y. II. 7

Train.
Ia Mai Evansville, Nash
Vile. li.TTc10c 0chs'u. ~ l;-
= H-rv. gEatrr.-. HEa. NriIn-
Ia. Ma on. charleston. :. e.. /:
Mobile. New Orleans AMI
I-es-= -uNii-a. Fla ...... ......
N.U"- Vernon Arrrmula.!a .!a-r#n.
: Lthsru fsNr:re=. Z. Evans
VIE. Nashville. E.rr1-.f r.
ham. VI hii.. New brlsl O. :.
II rfra asiIia. Jacks nv fi-.
TalG-ks. eca,a and -. "e-
f---tg-ss Fla ~
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d. IL %. S-W. RY.


Train.
60 ..ausi. Louisville. Wash
-as ton. Ha4UG..t-. FulIau-i-
ihsS ana y - YORK ENiIvss.
l.H'liiHd,l. Louisville. PITTS
burg, N.g-';.3T.,t. Ea.ti.alIe.
t.-tla.-. - an. -NtS lu!k
lost Ham Observation-Disclosures
tt.sln.al A.. .unmuiatian ....
'.urt'i--.l.. t9Il.E Vine. tI!ts-
tGlS. Washington. isaluGyI-.
G.lt.--. .a..4 AMI New AyTE
t.vysi i4-- Li4IJ-I ...,-..
Flora HDu. r-IuHudt .......
It-Ea A..cIl9a .Ga'IDu .......-
v r-t .d..,G dE4 rIe.Cn L.-k
slE-u- ~. nI-.-u i..-Ir-
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Rank of Spain. Report
Madrid SEPT 23.-The report Of tire Bank n:
81 ain for the week ended yesterday shows the
following:
COLD in hand. no change.
Silver in lard. decrease 40.ocG pesetIs-
Notes in circulation decrease LES, coo p>setas
The gold quotation yesterday at closing was
% a..
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IRON MOUNTAIN.

- Train. Depart Arrive.
isp-k. ItNarkana. Dallas.
E,rt W,tt4 aud Abilene 80. r305 .7:ss pm
Itita. C,luu.bLs ara Cairo
.Nr-css .....-.....----.......-. 800 'ss5 pm
Fast JJ, ENpv=s, Hot springs.
Dtii5s fJ:t Worth. AGStlr.
san Au;1:-:o HyUSt-a aud
-Gs.rcz,.u -......;-...-;:..-.... 5:sl pm tss pm
Sp-ej-.-Ialias. Foft Worth.
Ia Edsu. Los Angeles. Cal
weston. san Antonio and La
--.5 'Sf5 pm Tbs am
Memphis aa1 Eot srt.nss En-
-.'ss 's:ST pm 80 An
l.. III. ~ ST. l.. isf. tHendrrson Route.l
Train. Depart Arrive.
I.-t .I4iI-C=yrael1ro Clover
IDrt. Lou s,liIe ana the East 'S IS al, sT:is pm
EuS---l iAF-e-s - pNc--bOru,
as,II.-t. Louisville and
IN, E.l~, -. IS SO pm u 20 sn,
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l.. n. 4 ST. 4. ny. Hcn,

4FtlD.
Northern Illinois Express =
Sp-Iu=6clI. EveercTt and Du-
LGIGe .----.- -----------..-..--
Chicago Daylight special .-....
Stf.Ll iiy;i Arc5nMOlatIon ....
Chicago Diamond special &C..
SDUrtIEl;N LIN,
TaGCCah Mail and Express
AurihrsEOTp. .'ar burdIle and
flIifaI -..---- .....-...-.-..--..
Nv, orleans Fast N.l-CairO.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn,
ami Texas Express. Nash
Vile. AtIcGtG and Jackson-
Vile -.---...........r.-
St. Louis Soe7.al-CSiru. Mem
p.iS an $yw Orleans ......-.
Accommodation -NurphyshJro.
Marion. Cairo, Sparta and
'st o. ----...-.-.-.. .--.-.-.-..
A,.Huf.y nlItlou -NutVh-Sh1ro.
.-a-ian and Crsdl Springs 81.
New orleans Limited -- cairo.
Memphis Dixie FlEyr. Nash
v'li". Atlanta and jacfsJn-
hI.lHa
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Our telegraph reports irruI 'hc South this even
tr. lr-trria that The weather rule, has
lo.r favorable for tn Igs' week ana, In Uru~'.-
Orenrr the gathering and WlrF"'iug OF th" ,EHH
4rsz made excellent progress cotton is said 60
T.. opening rapidly. EHEfH"r dct"r"rauon Is rN- .
rrrtel from Mobile. rIt South Carolina cor
..sDcnGauts report that the recent rains there
Lc.al Nlarl-t-SteaGy at tae recent define.
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Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
Union station.

AND ST. LOUIS
LEOAD.
d. part. Arrive
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IS "a am IS 90 pm
r5.2J rm fS;l- Am
2::lj pm 's. % pTa
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Poultry, Game and NcaI<.

LIVE POULTRF-.AyoraGe receipts: Young
turkeys g; ed 'c Cniekeus-fie's 10: Old
TV"tttTs SIC Ducks &c. Live lEJ,.us 81.
squads &C per do. Geese 6;ac. spring chickens
qu0Je1 II S &C per n.
IiAME-Qucte: Figvsr at SI.25 pet doz.: wool
COX 81 ~ pr do@. for se.ect large squirrels At
&c per duz FOR young, 0, t0T old; ga-ksai.as
s.. 80 ger laz. sandglPers .sc.
FROG LEGS-llG5 =: at &c per d0z. tor small
20 6gc tor medIun and s. fer large.
yEALS-ChoiCe email fat DlQ c. i-t lhs6 1t
s>ac per ID. heavy do. go 10 40 rs.l At y
Per 10. her et!cs, rough srd thin al 5iar. sheet.
and yeRrllnss duh ~ .G4c. tnlu ewes md bur -
AZ 2iz4jc per 10. SQTg z laInuS-E.V.s at 20 10
sc per h. for choice 50 TO t5 IL. buck lambs 1t
2-z85c.
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$50 Pm I'D am
% - pm r:E am
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n.g4r-- tr,vs
r,:il an tiG::Si az,
= Co. an 1918 am
,y.lJ am H. pCI
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CENTRAL AND
/. AND ALBANY
OHIO RAILNI AZ.
Depart. Arrive
to- an O:oJ pm
'5.S. am 'J.tS lIi
- % am '6 IS pna
tti;sO pm tI-- I'm
ts.4J ,Tl f9.JJ PM
SO; I'm '7:33 am
'5.f5 ym. Arrives
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
NORTHERN Lines

Depart Arrive.
'7:5s am s7t8 pm
L 80 pm 20 pm
'&:l5 pm "A am
't:l0 pm ia am
YES.
:S an TIA pm
's 20 am Sis pm
. 80 an - D-E
f+..5 pm tIi::s3 am
't2S pm sii 81 am
sS::A p'n T:.s am
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- ~ an sS.fs pra

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Fast Mail ..... --.... . 0.1S pm
I0raI Express ...-.- ---... -.-. '.s5 'e10 pm
Kansas C.ty. s.. Joseph. Oma-
ha and S1rthcru kaa-as ES-
press --..- ....- ..-... ...--. - ~ .s.Ts Pm
Washington A.~om:nofarlon =. t5:,s I'm if.55 am
:. L1="r.r. Joy I'm. Wichita and
K4g5-a, Limited. -aiiv -. $50 IN .7:.1 am
ksf~ and colorado Empress .'i1'iA pm '7:l0
CIs-@ trcur ltss trains leave Union Station
a. 90 IN. 5-lJ a. M. :. 1-o1 =. n, IS s.
II. = - p.
Lave Naudeventer avenue sfc.7s D. n
OAK Hiu trains leave linton station at fs:R q
n fio-io a m. r. - p. and T':-3 D.
kfrkwoOd trains leave Union station Il 90 a.
n. .l.JJ . m = - .. = - a. IA
Leave Eanlevt inter- Avenue station a. tlfss
a.
'paily. tT1cept Sunday. .sunGly only. g.
Saturday md sunday only.
MOBILE AND ONO.
- Tain Depart Arrive
Southern Special .,-.........- 7-1s am .........
Northern Special ..----......,... ......-. 100 pm
Vest tndta Flyer ..-----.--..-- 500 pm 1.s4
HGruhy stOro. 1parta, Chester,
and Percy Accommodation =. 1850 pm tIl:e5 an
VI. II. .&T #.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Jeners0n city. Colorado. Soda
LA, Clinton. Fort Scott Par
.ous and Indian Territory
ENrr-ss s-...-...-.........-..-. .s15 ,s:ci pm
For Worth, Dallas. Waco.
yloT and Austin Express q :l5 pm TIA
Fort Worth. Dallas san An
tonic and GalyesJJn express 's:I5 AM 's:1i pm
sedalia, Nevada. Fort Scott
and Deuson Express ........ .s.is pm sT:H ac,
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Train.
Fast sIsii
Trains Nos. % and q, New
York, Phiisdelplla, BsI-imo-s
and Washington Spectdl....
Indianapolis and New York
Local ....---...........-.
New York LIMITED ......
FetDskey and Mackinaw Lin
lteG -.......-..-..--...- ........
Columbus ard Eastern Express
Naniai.a Accommodation $500.
Indianapolis and New York
IEuress
FIST Mail ...-...............
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IRAN
Fast Mail $500. .-... .-..
I.oral Express .....- -..... -...
Kansas city. s.. Joseph. OUg-
ha and S1rthr-u Kansas ES-
press --..-. -..--- .--... ...--.
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$40 IN '7.r am
pm '1.l0 am
We Z MON Station
- =. n, Is IS 2
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IA am 80 An
's:H Am ae:x pm
IS "a am $500 pm
q 10 pm 'l2:56 pm
. 20 pm Tbs pm
Is Is pm TIA pm
'5..o pm sis pm
1885 Pm 's::<s pm
-Z:-o am ia Gm
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COTTON BELT.

ST LOUIS SOCTHWESrERS RAILWAY
illinois CeuJra!D
Trsin Depart Arriva
Cotton Belt Express .....-..... Is 81 "a prr.
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RSIiNAl-tC., l.. d ST. L.,
Tran. ma Depart. Arrive.
Grafton .-.........-....-... t5 :0s 20 IL Pr,
l-ar.s FeEn. Springfield and
Grafton tXlr.ss ............. .S Is am .T:3o pm
y a and Grafton Mail f4.56 I'm %
- tll-a"l1 ana Grafton spe-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The schools throughout the Par
'sh opened on Monday the / 9Th with
5000 attendance all around. The
Efficient corps at the High School
were all retained with one exception,
Miss Mary Bond, who resigned. be-
ING replaced hy Miss Annie Faalk, Of
Mer Rouge. Mr.. Roger Tanner was
aided to the force. thus making six
teachers, one more then has ever
been employed at this school. About
Three hundred pupils were enrolled
'hc first week, which fact must be
very gratifying to Prof. Ives who
has 'aken such interest in maintain
INC high standard Of EDUCATION
an'i aIording every facility for the
Improvement of teachers and scho'-
ars.
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VI ASS MEETING.

| Pur> uant 10 Il resolution issued b,
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee. of the Parish of st. Mary. held
Tuesday. Sept. 10Th. 1900, Il mass
meeting was held at the Court House
i'll Franklin, La, on Sunday. Sept
18th. 1900, for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates TO cast the two votes
Of the Bird Ward at the Compression
al Convention to he held at Lafav-
cite, La. Oh Sept. 9th. 1900.
The meeting was called to order
by 'lr.'H. W. Kappel. Judge y. c.
Allen was elected temporary Chair
man, who stated fully the object Of
the meeting.
On motion. duly seconded. Messcs.
Y. II. Latham and Oscar Alpha were
elected temporary Secretaries.
On motion Of Hon. J. Y. Sanders.
duly seconded. the temporary or
ganizatiOn WAS unanimously made
permanent,
pr. Beverley ". Smith. offered
the following resolution:
Resolved. That This mass meeting
nov proceed to eject twelve Demo
Gratis from the Bird Ward to repre-
sent this ward at the Congressional
C"nvcntion to be held at Lafavcttc,
Srp'. 24tL ard - cast tie vote Of
said Ward
Hon. J. Y. Sanders offered the
following substitute:
That this mass meeting proceed to
elect as many Democrats from this
war,i whp signify i desire, or whose
friends So signify a desire. to repre-
sent the 3rd ward in the Congress
SIGNAL Convention To he held at La
iayettr, Sept. 2itt.
The above resolution and substi-
tate we're duly seconded. The sub
>titnlc was put to the mass meeting
first. and on Il vote being taken was
lost. The original resolution was
then voted on hv the mass meeting
and carried.
The mass meeting then proceeded
70 elect BY ballot twelve delegates
to tie Congressional Convention to
be held at Lafayette. on September
oith, 1900. the Chairman appoint
ing NrsSrS. J. 7. Siaur and Richard
Gates rs tellers.
Tie ballot resulted in the election
Of the following named Democrats
to represent the Bird Ward at the
Convention to Toe held
At Lala} elte on Sept. 2ltI,.
NJ. J. Foster.
Il. ". Smith,
". T. Jones,
Dudley berwick,
\. {. Allen.
Harry Smith.
John Iheri,
". II. Latham.
Wn. Brandt.
". X Wilson.
Henry Weber.
l. b. Tarl'on:
On motion. duly sccons'ed, the
neeiing adjourned.
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NOTICE.
FRANKLIN, La. Aug.

FRANKLIN. La. Aug. At l.o0.
At a special Incf,s,g ii the Franklin
Ma ont, l.,,iitiins Association. held on
aug. alat. 1900. it was resolved that the
interest due Oh Sept. LIST, 1900. on the
bonds issued by this Association, lie paid
on presentation of the interest coupons.
payable Sept. LIST. 1900 at the First Ma
tional Bank OF Franklin; AMI i, Was
further resolved. That bond numbered
I91 of said issue, drawn as provided in
the Act of Incorporation Ct the Associa-
tion, be paid with the interest thereon
due, on presentation OK ...d bond and
interest ccupon. at thr said Bank
Wa, I. JuNES A G. ALLEN,
Secretary. President.
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Social GleaningS.

Df. Amy, OF CchttTNillt,ElsilcuI ldiih
lin during the week.
McSsrs Louis Grevcmburg and VIM
Giles, of Adelinc spent Saturday II
! town.
GOV. Foster. the Misses Foster ano
| Hon. J, Y. Sanders went to New Orleans
on Sunday.
Misses SalIic Larch and Nellie Faulk'
of Monroe. came 10 town on Sunday ana
will be with Mrs {. A. Ives for several
months.
Mr.. Willie Williams, OF Lafonrche.
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Calnhre made short trip to
Morgan City on Thursday.
Mr.. Placide p. Sigur was in New
Orleans on business this week.
Miss Fannie Wise, of Morgan City,
is a guest Of Miss Kate Gibbon.
Rev. Father Trainor has returned
from his little trip to New Iberia.
MessrS. {. +. Borah and Il. X.
Cooke were in Baldwin on Monday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Young, of Morg n
City. spend Sunday with friends in
tOHn.
Mrs. c. ID. Favvot Of Baton
Rouge is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Gates.
Mrs. Ell. Martin and Mrs. Tillot-
son, Of Baldwin. were in town on
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Grow, of Berwick, is
in franklin visiting friends and re-
latives.
Miss Winchester. Of New Orleans,
is a guest Of tie Misses Pcrret. On
Third street.
Miss Helen Nuncz. Of New Or
leans, is again with Mrs. W. i. KEN
per, of Choupiqu".
Miss Diana Sanders returned
home on Sunday from two weeks
trip to the Crescent City.
We are glad 10 know that Dir.
Stirling j. Gates is convaies:iny
from an attack Of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Frerc. from Glencoe. visited
her mother and sister, Mrs. Marsh
and Mrs. y. 7, Foster. recently.
Mrs Dowdcil, Of San Antonio and
her daughter, Miss Percy, are guests
at the home of Senator Don Catrery.
Mrs. S. B. Cross and children re
turned to their home on Bayou Sale
on Thursday after a pIeasan, Stay in
town.
Mr., and Mr.. j. 3, Alexander. of
Tidal Wave, spent several days this
week with Mr.. and Ms. Cooke. Of
Garden City.
MeSsrs. Foster, Sisur, Borah and
Sanders were all visitors to different
points Of the State this week nn |
legal business.
Miss Matte Batcman. of IIoUma.
passed. through Franklin Tuesday on |
her way to Glencoe, where she will |
spend several weeks the guest of
Mrs, j. u, kcmper,
NlcssrS. David Smith. Murphy !
Foster and Albert Loustalot, left
this week Tor Baton kougc where
they have catered the Louisiana
State University.
Mrs. J. Y. Sanders, Jr.. and her
iil!c son, J. u, returned or Thur~-
lay from three months visit to
Mrs Sanders parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Shaw, in Arkansas.
Miss Ella Delahonssayc. of New !
Orleans. is visiting relatives in |,
Franklin and at prcscn, is witt, her
nncle and aunt. Mr.. AMI AIyS. \, \. !
nelahops&aye |
The huchtc club counted five
tables Oh "Wednesday. Misses Stcliq
rarllon and Emma pecot carving
1T the prizes, pretty china and
japanese bric.a- hrac. Misses Gour-
lain and Delahous,aye. Of New Or
can and Nelson. OF jefferson, were |
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BIRD Judicia! District Court P;.YiSil
Of St. Mary.

in-Ke Baldwin Ice Works, Proceed
ing for Liquidation. No. 1876.
j. Eaton Stansbury. LiquidatoT OF The
above style and numbered case having
filed in this Honorable Court his petition.
account and plan of distribution Of the
funds in his hand as liqui,lator.
Notice is hereby given to all to whom
t doth or may concern to show cause if
any they have within ten days, why the
payment should not be made as therein
set out and the Liqniiator discharged.
LOUIS S. RIGLER,
Deputy Clerk of Court
Clerk Office Parish of 5: Mary, La,
Sept, ;2fh. 1900
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The many friends i'll st. Mary of
Mr. Baldraye Ninson will be
,,ail,cu to hear Of the dreadful dis
as.rr that overlook him in the loss
of lis wife, daughter ard son who
were drowned AT Morgan'S Poin.
dn,i,t. that memorable and fright
fuI night al Sept. Sth. MIR. Vim
soi..S entire family consisted only
OF these ri.:ec thus rendering the
misfortune overwhelming.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The Olympia MICROSCOPE and
Phonograph Concert Co., will give
an exhibition at the cne.i: mouse Oh
Sunday night. tic 23rd inst. Mr..
Fineyan vii! use the same machine
which has amused the people so sue
cesfuliy for the past two year at that
popular Ney Orleans resort, West
End. General admission 2jcts, re-
served seats l0ctS extra.
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CHI ART Err.
STATE bE Lot I>It\\.
PARISH OF Il, MARY.

>IA1E ~ iNlt I>lN\A. ;
PARISH OF Il, MARY. !
We til,. undersigned. members of the Moth
odiSt Episcopal Church south, in Franklin,
La, do hereby form ourselves into 4 corpo-
ration t" acquire and enjoy the rights, priv
lc-e- and powers al Il body corporate, under
the provisions OF an act oi the Legislature of
Louisiana. approved March 9Th 49,, entitled
An Act for tn" organi sat ;nn cf corporations
for Literary, = itl,ti.:c, Religious aud CHAIR
table iA(tIr!st>,
The 'ltlc"f this Corporation shall !" TIA"
Board OF Trustees of til" Methodist Episcopal
Church south, of Franklin, L., aad - a.
mcile shall bu ut Franklin La
ARTICLE II.
The objects Of this Corporation ar t. az
uuIre ana hold lands, houses auIuth"r prop
CIV for religious purposes. for the Use and
enjoyment Of the members oi the Methodist
Episcopal Churcn South. and who now hold.
may hereafter hold their membership Nj
Franklin; il being expressly intended t.. Sc
cure to the said church members lF.'is' in
which they may worship .NiiIiGltt. GOD. and
he free use oi ;he pulpit to tHv ministers and
preachers of the said Methodist Episcopal
Church South, an.! at,"to secure Il pa*-"n
age for the L.. ot heir minister.
ARTICLE Ill
'rl... members ofths Corporation, " tfairr-
itv of whom shall constitute 'tturuHl. ~uHli
he Il Board of Trustees and thtS shall elect
from among their number II their FIRST nice:
n~ Il President and u secretary "ho shall
also act H. Trt;.>'trr". " tao shall npit their
offices tur u:.c wear and unit thtjT successors
are chosen. The Board of Trustees MAY re-
NOV" theS" officers and elect their successors
1T any ti!cc. by Il ma artiy vote. Meetings
shall be held on IL c.t} OF the rrc~ilcn; ct "t
Il majority of the l;nard, The property shall
he held and suits brought amt drlcn,l"d in
the names OF Tho Boar! OF Trustee, at The
MrthodiS. Eplc"ral Church south, "t Frank
La" ,'itttlon- shall be nIadc ol; the rit'~i-
dent ut his residence H. the execution ot
amy deed or act OF the hDari OF Trustees,
the signature oi the President snail ~ -itltl
MIN .,.I,r tf,tN
and shall be filled in thc luaN!,,t' itli by ths-
authorities provided fer th" ;N,lm'i tItmcnt 81
Trustees ny the di-cii1ir,r OF the Methodist
Episcopal thutHh nAuth, aid 'niN c"r0nra
ton shall be e,.le.nra ly til" laws and H-.t.t.~
of the SAID Methodist Episcopal thHIct
south in 80 ltr as they are not invoB>ist"ut
with tnc laws of :hc STATE, AND IL" trunt and
meaning of these articles "t ln"'1uortt tou.
ARTICLE ~.
This corporation shall cot';!'..se :"' ninety
nine wears.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court. Parish
OF s.. Mary.
Jules Bloch V. Pete Leonard NJ.
lN,o3l,

BY virtue Of u writ of tierl iaciaS Is
sued out of the Honorable 223ld .Iu
dic:al District Court. in and for TIL" Par
the above entitled and numbered suit.
have seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, al the Court
House in the town of franklin on
SATURDAY THE 9TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. y. D.. 1860,
between the hours of IL u'Gioch Il m
and o clock y. M, the following de
scribcd property 10 Wit
That certain tract or lot Of ground ~
Ing and being situated in the Parish of
81. Mary, State of Louisiana, forming Il
part of what is known Us Tiger Island
plantation and containing two and one
b If acres; bounded north by the pablo
road or water front Of Berwick Bay nr
Atchafalnya rivcr, east by lands OF Law
renee, south by land, Of Ditch, and west
by lands of Lawrence said lands meas
uring one hundred feet front by what
depth thcer may be froiu public road 10
boundary of Ditch, with AL the huilI-
lngS and Improvements "a sail lot stu
atcd rights. ways and scrVituic> belong
Ing to the same. being the same land
acquired by said Pete Leonard from
Geo. w. Ecclrs, Agent, of record III
book Hi of Conveyance, page 62>, of
the Recorder Office of this Parish.
JNO. b. SANDERS. Snerlif.
shcrilf'S Office, Parish Of St Mary, Aug.
9th. 1906.
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The road scraper has been doing
good work all the week and the roads
are fast becoming all that travellers
desire. The new bridges, It,. through
town are great Improvement.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Mr.. Marx Silvcrman invites his
friends to call and examine his fine
line of samples just received rom
D'Acona & Co., leading taiiorS of
Chicago.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Have y"u any Old Jewellery,
watches. clocks. etc. that some
repairer ..cuui,l tot iiN,' il SO take
them to Emil S.'ssnv>Sy he reliable
iewcir,. he has ali the Latest AMI
best tools lUI such work.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Eyes. Fair Eyes" are pros" t.;
many i'll. Protect t';cso 'tti!t'a'n
organs by securing il: t:l,'>l9ht
glasses at Enlil S.!>s,n sky ~ r.
liable ltweIer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The many friends Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Benz, II. Chadwick condo'e with
them in the death of their cherished
little darling baby, Bonnie Dorothy,
who died on Monday last, aged !
month and 10 DAYS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Franklin has proven herself as
generous as ever having contributed
over $500 in one evening towards
The relief fund Of the Galveston suf-
ferers, the credit of the contrihr-
llla is principally due 10 The energy
OF Mr.. Drake and Mr.. Carson, these
two gentlemen having solicited the
contributions.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Cap. Sanders is using ever, effort
to capture the burglars WHO robbed
auumber of residences in town this
week. His force of deputies are
now out nightly on the lookout for
thieves and we expect shor;l, 10 hear
of some arrests being made.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The new store building being
erected on Iberia street will he cccu-
pied by Mr.. George Weber. who IN
tends opening grocery s,o:c. We
wish our Young friend success.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The Deaf and Dumb Institute will
ouon its session on Oct. md. several
younn bows from this section will at
tend.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

We are requested to state that
the Sunday S:liool collection Of
the Methodist church Sunday
NlI lie 10y the ncHcAt Of lie
sufferers caused IS the GalscSloa
storm. Mrs. McLa!n will receive all
contributions for this cause either
before or during lie storm.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Relic Isle was connected with the
,.st of tn world last Friday by
telephone.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

A quiet wedding occurred nn last
Thursday at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hosscr. where Mr.. John
Fisher and Miss Della Rosscr were
united in the bonds of ma,r,nony.
The BANNER wishes the Young cou-
pie much happiness.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Jewelry ofall kinds .creationof the
gOldsm;th'S art. All kinds OF Ora
mentS for fair women to be bad At
Emil Sassowsky, the reliable jew
lor
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The Wells Fargo Express GO. have
offered to express free Of charge any
md all donations 10 the galveston
sufferers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

The new Xyllcz hotel will soon he
onened to The public. the painters
are nov busy applying the brush.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Keep time with the march OF
progress by having . good time
sucL as can be had at Emil SaS-
sowsky the reliable iewclrr.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

If Your watch needs repairing
don't give il to any "WouId be-
watch maker and get them to tinker
with il but bring it to Emil Sas-
Sowsky. the Reliable Jcwcler.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-09-22

Mr. j. 3. Alexander is much
nleased with the crop on his Tidale
Nave plantation.