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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
Comnends Road Law.

InG farm IL operated ut lOSs OIL
$o,2So57. but this was owing to- the
oncrs are maintained there.
The report commends the now road
law passed by the last General AS
semby. and declares 1t is working
well. It Is recommended that the sum
OF $4,000 be authorized for con-
structing an artesian we'll within the
penitentiary grounds, and the direc-
tors express the belief that this
would not only pay for itself in three
years, but would afford an ample sup
ply Of water at all times The report
urges that building for tho guard
house and arlnory be placed outside
the enclosure so as to prevent possl-
bic riot and attacks by the prisoners
upon the guards.
mess hall and kitchen building
to cost about 100000 Is advocated, and
the appointment OF parole officer
is again recommended.
Superintendent Morgan and tho 9TH
er officers are warmly praised in the
report.
Among the recommendations made
by Superintendent Morgan in his re-
port. which is appended to that OF
the directors. Is one for two uniforms.
ono for first Offenders and the other
for tho second and long term men.
Varied Occupations.
The value OF the grounds and build
ings here and OF the Gtatc farm Is
fixed at $626,290.43.
Tho prisoners received at the prison
E during. the year gave their occupations
as follows:
BARRIERS, 10: brassworkers. /; bakers,
4: blacksmiths, 5; brlckmakers, !;
lers, 6; carpenters, 8; clerks. Q; cattle
drivers. 2: cooks, 16; drivers. IS: en-
sinecrs. farmers, %; firemen, S.:
housekeepers. 4: house servants, rs;
hotel walters. 10; hostlers, s.; buck
sters. !; insurance agents. !; iron
workers, 2; knitting workers. ]: labor
ers, S45; machinists. 6: miners, 16;
printers, /: plasterers, !; porters, 3;
policemen. l, school teachers, l; sail
ors. o; shoe-workers, 1 talors, /:
Transfers, 5: timers. 1 /; tobacco hands,
( 20: wcavers, /.
More single than married men are
In the list of new men. there being
IS white and 357 colored single men
while there arc 81 white and 106 col
ored married; 100 white men can
read and write. 25S negroes can read
and write; - white and 2O3 negroes
confessed to illiteracy.
Sevcnty-fourw whites and 1873 negroes
admitted they were moderate drink.
cIs' Willie AHd 7 cOlored confessed
& intempcrance, while SO white and 26s
negroes claimed to be total abstainers
The average term for the 594 received
3 Is four years, nine months and twenty.
six days.
There We're five hundred and nine
ty-four prisoners received during the
year, and their transportation coz,
$4.554.29.
The total number OF convicts or
the rolls at the end Of the fiscal yea,
was 219a. The report is In every wa,
f favorable to the management OF tht
institution. and shows that the bes
interests OF the State and OF the pris
oners have been carefully guarded Ii
all the various departmenfa
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N. w. BOWIE & SON,
Auctioneers.
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Auction Sales Future Days
BY a. l. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester.
COMMISSIONERS. AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS, :, AUCTION SALE
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE
FORMERLY THE HOME OF THE LATE
HsZE 5S lT A IS S1 sT HGMm
AT THE CORNER OF NINTH STREET.
Pursuant 70 a decree Of the. Corpora.
entered March IS. 1907, we viii sell at
T Thu THE 4TH BAY APRIL.
1907. at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
the above House and Lot, fronting 100
feet on the, south side OF Stockton
Street, running back along the east
side Of Ninth Street lis feet.
tractiyc and substantially built houses
In the city, containing s or 9 large
rooms. very wide halls and porches.
The lot is we'll located In the central
fine shade trees.
The lot will be sold as whole, or
subdivided. as may seem best at the
sale.
TERMS: One quarter cash. and the
balance In s, IL and IS months, deferred
payments bearing interest, title retained
by the court Ill the purchase money Is
ABSERi g. GooDE.
Special Commissioners.
A. L. Adamson, Auctioneer.
In the Clerks Office OF the Corpora
ton Court Of the city OF Manchester:
Ethel V.tArcher. 1885,. .... Plaintin
against
WilliamRC. Archer. Defendant
!. II. z. Duyal, Clerk OF the said
court, do certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioners by the
decree rendered In said cause on the
2Slh day Of March, 1907, has been duly
given. q
Given under my hand as Clerk OF the
said court this 2Sth day Of March. 1907.
H. e. DU5 VAL, Clerk. ri
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III Z 4
BY AUCTION, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
At the request OF the parties In In,
.tercst we will, for the purpose stated
above SELL on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1907,
O'clock p. NJ,
THAT VERY VALUABLE CORNER
BROAD STREET REALTY, situated at
the northwest corner Of Broad and
Tenth Streets. The improvements con-
sist Of Il brick and frame storehouse
on the corner. now and for a long time
used az q first-class family grocery
store and TIVE brick DWELLINGS, front.
store-all renting we'll and never idle.
The lot upon which they stand fronts
24x13S feet; and. besides being in itself
valuable stand. 1t is the key to q
most important broad street situation,
and will. therefore, most likely COM
mand, in the near future, q handsome
price.
4 TERMS at sale.
N. w. BOWIE & SON,
Auctioneers.
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The total number OF convicts on
the rolls at the end OF the fiscal year
was 1888. The report is In every way
favorable to the management OF the
institution, and shows that the best
interests OF the State and or the pris-
oners have been carefully guarded In
all the various departments.
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FREMONT.

Roe Russell has been On the sick
list.
Earl Hamilton of Mystic ia visiting
relatives here.
Fern Hibbs and Fay Lynch visited
relatives at Grinaell Sunday.
Miss Elsie Roof is nome from an
extended visit in Burlington.
joan L. Garrett of Des Moines Wis
tied relatives here this week.
Mrs. Maggie Wilson, of Mt. Pleas
ant is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Miss Ruth Ireland and her mother
are in ottumwa for few days on bus
mess.
Rev. Leyerett, the Christian pastor
here. win give an address at Kirk
vile July 4.
Miss Jessie Coen and Miss Jennie
Fry Of Evans visited at the Coen home
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Iorena webber of Iowa City
mas been visiting her friend, Miss
Jordan, the past week.
The Baptist school reminded Ionic
Scarborough OF mis- birthday by sur
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Found the BURGLAR.

A good joke is being told on the
wife OF one Of our councilmen. The
other night the lady was awakened
by sounds resembling cat rolling a
marble on the floor. The lady be-
came quite scared and with lady
friend who wax staying at the house
for the night they went in search Of
the would-be robber. The first thing
the ladies' iid after getting up eaough
courage was TO look under the bed.
To her surprise she saw mouse
playing with her false teeth. 1t is
said that she has not yet got through
the task Of scrubbing them.
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CEDAR.
]. ABB.
July /

Howard Coleman and family came
to these parts Saturday to visit with
relatives for week. ..s..
Joha Purdin, of Fremont, was in
these parts this week buying up cat.
tie and sheep for shipment.
Miss Jennie Yenney and Mrs. Otis
Tennis went as delegates to oskaloo.
sa to the Epworth League convention.
Wednesday was Mrs. Sarah Kaott's
10Th birthday. Several OF the rela,
tives went in and enjoyed the day with
her.
Harry Pendarvis had a car of brick
shipped from oskaloosa Thursday. He
intends to raise their house, putting
a cellar under the whole house.
Wednesday Ed Fox had a car of
brick shipped here from oskaloosa
for the foundation Of his new house.
They intend to build in the near fu-
ture.
Charley Pickens, who stays in these
parts, went to Ottumwa Saturday
evening to see his mother, as she will
have an operation performed Monday
moning at the ottumwa hospital.
Cnas. Newbar of Amana, Iowa, has
been a guest at the H.G. Moore home
Wednesday and Thursday, buying up
several thousand pounds of wool. The
names of the several farmers from
whom ne bought are James Pickens,
H. G. Moore, Jim Moore, c. D.Randali,
]. D. Funk, James Gurley and Chas.
Smith. They will deliver at Fremont
next Tuesday.
June 30. .... B. B.
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KNOXVILLE ROAD.
June 30.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beltz are visiting
WITH Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stevens.
Charlie and Rena Kentfeld, Marie
and Ross Dusenberry and Helen and
Ross Stevens spent Saturday evening
with Berenice and Raymond PARCEL.
Those attending the tenth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Terrence from this neighborhood were
NJ and Mrs. A. c. Remington, Mr.and
Mrs. r. R. Dusenberry, Mr. and Mrs
e. e. Kentfeld, Mr.. and Ms. o. H,
PARCEL, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Dusenberry and
Sir. and Mrs. Frank Clark.
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sEAcoN.

Mrs. Thomas Hartshorn is still yer,
poorly.
MISS Jennie Fry has Just returned
home from visiting friends at Ere
mont.
Miss Nellie Coen of Fremont made
short visit at the home of Miss
Jennie Fry.
Mrs. Jonn Reynolds returned home
from Blyth Saturday last and | am
sorry to report that she is far from
being wen.
Mrs. John Owens has gone out to
Colorado for an exten led visit with
relatives and also for the good of ner
health. We trust it will prove sue
cessful.
Rev. Thomas Rowe, and wife OF
Kirkville, who have been visiting at
the parentap home of Thomas Berdin'
aer and taking in the district confer,
ence, returned home Friday last.
Many old time fiends were glad to see
Brother and Sister Rowe.
The Oskaloosa District Conference
closed last Wednesday when Rev. ].
C. Caughlan Of New Sharon preached
thrilling and Interesting AMI In
structive discourse to a respectable
audience. Rev. H. G. Millice of Lynn
vile preached Thursday and Friday
nights.
The tent came last Saturday night
and there being a strong force of men
on hand it was put up and everything
was in readiness for Sunday morning.
Rev. C. Myers was present and TOOK
fulR charge of the same. The Sabbath
school was held in the tent, followed
by preaching by Rev. C. Myers, the
evangelist. After dinner severe
storm swept over Beacon and 1t took
all the force we could get to keep tne
tent from blowing down. The sec
ond storm, more severe, came about
6 p. m. The wind kept blowing and
pulling out the stakes as fast as we
could drive them in. Everyone who
helped was wet through. The storm
abated and Brother Myers preached in
the church. There was good audi
ence considering the inclemency of
the weather. Rev. w. Van Ness at
tended divine services in the tent Sun
day morning.
July !. j. ALB.
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Dated this first day of June, 1907
L. e. CORLETT.
Clerk.
State of Iowa, Mahaska County, IS.
/, L. e. Corlett, Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, being duly sworn, say
that the above and foregoing report
is true and correct to the best Of my
knowledge.
) L. q. CoRLETT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by L. g. Corlett, clerk, this 18th day
Of June, 1907.
j. w. Doak,
Auditor.
Approved June 81, 1907,
.. r. w. Moore,
John M. Price.
Board OF Supervisors Of Mahaska
County, Iowa
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
BEAcoN.

- p - vs. ~ -
Miss Cora Mcbride of Cedar spent
Wednesday at the Sarah J. Phillips
home.
Mrs. John o. owens departed for
Colorado for few weeks visit with
relatives
Miss Mary A.Pnillips returned home
Thursday from a two months visit
at Hokah, MINI.
Mrs. VIM. Beardsley and children,
OF Birmingham. H.. are visiting at the
J. ]. Price home.
Mrs. Benton Harbour of oskaloosa,
is visiting her friend, Mrs.Sarah Cook,
who is quite poorly.
Miss Julia Fitzgerald of Des Moines
and John Shea Sullivan are visitors at
the John Quirk nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Meadows and
son. of CoIfax, spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Phillips.
Tom Kelley aaj Mrs. Abbie Baltrus
of Denver, Colorado, visited for few
days at the John Quirk home.
John L. Young is spending few
weeks in the country with mis- daugn-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Johnsol, ald family.
Howell Jeffries, wife and daughter,
also Arthur Jeffries. of Colorado, are
here visiting mis- mother, Mrs. Marga-
ret Jeffries.
Elmer McMurray was called to Ok
lahoma where mis- wife a1d children
are visiting. One OF his children is
seriously i'll.
oria Mcbride of Des Moines has ac-
cepted a position at the c., R. !. & P.
depot at Oskaloosa. He visited among
friends here Wednesday.
The latest Improvement are: John
Riley is having some rooms added to
his home, also front porch; John T.
Jones is having his house painted.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wilbur Salisbury Of
Decatur, H., and Hervid Malcolm, of
Belle Plai1e, have returned to their
homes after attending the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Nose Llewellyn.
Mrs. John Swarta and three chill
drel of Valley Junction were visiting
friends here. Tuesday she received
a telegram that her husband had been
drowned. Particulars are not known.
Mrs. John Bucknell and Grandma
Hopkins were called to Des Moines
Saturday by the death of Miss Blanche
waddeIl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonn wadderl, formerly of this place.
Union school closed with a picnic
at which all had good time. Fol-
lowing is the program rendered.:
Welcome Song-School.
Recitation. Loving Words = Grace
Dillard.
Recitation, Good Night, Charlie
Matte McFaIl.
Duet, Rosebud-stella and Cecil
Neral.
Recitation, The Countersign-Annie
Dillard.
Solo, Down at the Baby Store
Louise Fallberg. 4
Recitation, Ny Sisters Best Feller
Name McFan. l
Spring Song-School. .
Solo, Does This Railroad Lead to
Heaven-Louise Fallberg.
Recitation, Church Revery-Stella
McFall.
Duet, Under Southern Skies-StellaI
and Cecil McFall.
Recitation, What We Learn at
Scnool-Hazel billiard.
Dialogue-Fortune Telling.
song, Welcome, Bright and Sunny
Spring School.
Recitation, Chickie's Puzzle-AliceI
Coyey.
Recitation, Weighing the Baby-Ef.
fe Covey. !
Duet, Little Boy From Lonesome
Street-Mattie and Minnie billiard.
Recitation, Reyery of a School Girl
--Golda Halt.
Recitation, Jacobs Lamelt-Nellie
Price.
Recitation, Popping Corn-Minnie
lillari.
Song of Spring-School.
Anna Edwards, Teacher.
June 20. Blue Eyes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Misses Georgia McFall, Katharine
Planck, Jennie Planck, Blanche White,
Myrle McClain and Nellie Coen are at
tending summer school at oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

prising nim Thursday evening.
DR.. ana Mrs, Schultz OF Marengo are
visiting at the parental Cannon home.
Mrs. J. Forbes and Mrs. q. Forbes
are visiting relatives at Newton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

County Auditors Report For April
and May, 1907. .y -
To the Honorable Members Of the
Board OF Supervisors Of Mahaska
County. ....5
Gentlemen: I, J. w. Doak, Auditor
Of Mahask3 County, beg leave to sub
NIT the following report of fees col
lected and paid to the County Treas
urer, as follows: s.....
To transferring 231 deeds.....-.-..$57.75
To transferring plats ................ 1.50
To issuing 20 redemption certif-
Gates o'OV
To recording 1 estray notice.. 80
Total .$64.75
I, ]. w. Doak, being first duly
sworn, depose and say that the fore
going report is correct as l verify be-
J. w. DoAK.
Subscribed and sworn to by ]. w
Doak this fourth day OF June, 1907
L. e. Corlett,
Clerk District Court.
Approved this 21st day Of June,
1907. .... ~
r. W. Moore,
John M. Price,
Board of Supervisors Mahaska Coun-
ty.
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Recorders Quarterly Report.

Recorders Quarterly Report.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervis-
ors of Mahaska County:
l herewith submit my report Tor
the quarter commencing April 1st and
ending May 81, for the year 1907.
To recording 233 deeds.
To recording IS patents.
To recording 119 mortgages.
To recording "a assignments.
To recording 81 leases, chattel mort
cages, and bills Of sale.
To recording 46 releases OF mort
cages.
To recording 8 articles and amend
ments of incorporation.
To recording plats OF additions
and irregular surveys.
To recording 63 miscellaneous in.
struments. .... -..
Total recorded during quarter. 500.
Total amount collected during quar-
ter ($371.20) three hundred seventy.
one and twenty one-hundreth dollars,
State Of Iowa, Mahaska County, SIS.
I, U. G. Deck, Recorder Of Mahas-
ka County, Iowa, on oath, do say that
the above report Is correct to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
u. G. DECK,
Recorder.
Subscribed and sworn to by the
above named U. G. Deck this fourth
day Of June, 1907.
J. w. Doak, .
County Auditor.
Approved this 21st day of June,
1907.
r. w. Moore,
John M. Price,
Board OF Supervisors OF hahaska
County, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Cost Of Assessing Mahaska County.
Adams township. J. M. Willhoit 10000
Black Oak. M. Meppelink ..-...-. 5000
Cedar, G.. M, Wright .......-.....-..... 10000
East Des Moines, G. w. Barnett 1890
West Des Moines, c. E. Holmes 39.00l
Garfield, F. s. Terrence, e,............. 135.00
Harrison, Ell d. Arnold ............ l56.00l
Jefferson, G.. w. Parker-........... 10000
Lincoln, C, q. johnson .......-.-.. 1900
Madison, G. B. Coffin .....-..........- 103.b0
Monroe, w. A. Piersel .-.....-....-.. 125.00
Prairie, G. A. Timbrel .......-....-.- 10000
Pleasant Grove, Howard Riggs. 10000
Richland, e. A. Sheesley .......... 10000
Scott, Frank Oswandle ....--....... 12e.0Ol
Spring Creek, G. w. Anderson 1000
Union. A. A. Briggs ....,...-..--..-.... 1000
White Oak, Omar Hinkle .-.--.... 1000
Oskaloosa City. John Perry. 1890
New Sharon, VIM. Young .....,.-.. 90.00l
Fremont. Gordon, F, B.,,-.-.....-.... 5000
Rose Hill, e. H. Vallandingham $500
Beacon, John Melcher ...,,.......... 5000
Barnes City, e. Z. Graham. 1850
Eddyyille, A. C. Black ................ 22.0O
Total .$274S.1O
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1880
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Approved June 6. 1907.
r. w. Moore,
j. M Price,
w. F. Mcvays
Board of Supervisors Of Mahaska
County, Iowa. ~
Report Of the Clerk Of the District
Court for Months OF April
and May, 1907.
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for county .................l............ 500
Young. Chas. H., salary, April
and May ........--.......--.. 20S.34
Young. Chas. H.. ofiice expense,
etc, ,-....-......- .,.-s,,..,.--..----.-.- 2S.S4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04
BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Board OF Supervisors met in regu-
lar session Monday, June 8, 1907.
Members present r. w. Moore. Chair
man; John M. Price. and w. F. Nc.
Way.
Minutes Of April session were read
and approved.
The Scott Township drainage mat
ter was taken up and July s, 1907, set
for making the settlement between the
different parties.
Adjourned to meet June 4th.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Board met June 18th, 1907.
Spent day on transcripts, claims and
miscellaneous business.
Adjourned to meet June 26th, 1907.
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To the Honorable Board of Supervis
ors OF Mahaska County. Iowa:
The undersigned respectfully re-
ports that during said period Of time
he has collected, and paid over to
George Thompson, Treasurer Of Ma
haska County, fees and amounts as
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Board met June 18th.
The auditor was authorized to re-
fund to J. L. Lee $1.SS on tax sale of
southeast southwest 31-74-16. Sold err
roneously in 1906.
Spent balance Of day on claims.
Adjourned to meet June 18th, 1907.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Board met June 11th.
Day was spent in hearing road case
from Union Township in regard to
the vacation of certain piece Of road
petitioned for by Kiser, Chew, ct al,
a remonstrance having been filed
against same. After hearing the argu-
ments of both sides the Board decid-
ed they had no jurisdiction in the mat
ter.
Adjourned to meet June 18th, 1907.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Board met June 4th. Members all
present.
Day was spent on miscellaneous
business and approving claims.
Adjourned to meet June 5th, 1907.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-04

Board met June 10th.
Settlement was made with the Cen
trail Book Store for the handling of
the county school books by the Board
of Education.
Adjourned TO meet June nth, 1907.
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Respectfully,

~"V "tVV''V t1dUUty u
Editors note Will the esteem.
Cd ibcrviIle South please publish!
The Iberian..
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-21
SHREVEPORT VIEWS.
The Candidates as seen by Two
North Louisiana Journals

Our esteemed morning c0ntem
porary, In it's leading editorial this
morning declares that the only
thing Col. Wilkinson ever did in
the way Of tilling the soll was
"by gently pushing a pen across q
check book IN order to pay the
hOgny.ha ,ded sous of toll who Ia
bOr in myriads upon his thirteen
sugar estate. IL PlaIuemines par
ish on pay day. And about the
only things rhe Times candidate
has done since his return from
Arkansas to Louisiana mas been
debating briefs In behalf Of cor.
porat'ons represented By his law
firm and signing his own name to
the stIte pay roll. Shreveport
Journal.
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SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIFTH

t'i ~ busy placra the eek, !
has lWen the wilkinson lIeaduua,t
/ "i~. v oI'ds u! advertising mat
4 lp ha9 been 9cnt ont IN eyoIy dir
'eflof /" all parts 81 tins parish
hdN'4lns fIe people of hr dat,
and hon, OF the ilg mass meeting
9hd bai lm"n" ihat VIII take plnc,
irl" on next cdneaday The
program Will he Hart.d At one
. clock ~ he nlicinoou
~ lou" committees have been
busy nprrlnt"nd'ue the buItlpI
city 81 details Of The work Of pre
Paiafioii and very clever hcadway
u reported all along the line On
y y few more finishing lnuch.s
ara to ir a,.lcd here and there
when all viii be III readiness lnr
one 81 The g,andcst uaya New !
IBERIA has evan had.
The people IN all Acutiona arc
looking forward to Tho oecaalon
vii h keen anticipation aud arc
10 fairly take the town
~ force ol numbers. Evidences
pl chiIlualasm are u,,iniet akabtc
everywhere and The promise il for
!, great LAY, the weather being
The ladies' will be ont
~ large numbers.
The announcement of Tie s..caL
'is FOR the D.,tl, Ia IN itself nm aa
'nrancc oi unusual lntcrcat. Hon
!. ! Wilkinson, the candidate, for
he gov"rnors!,ip of this State,
will present his claims to tho nOmi
Iaiion by he people Mt The com
ng ptimarica. lie Is usually clear
nd fo,cef fll, and on this occasion
e will certainly be inspired to
IN beat effort by the magnificent
howiDg Iberia will give him.
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~ Saturday evening, = yr,,
i'w minutes after Tie n,euirau,p
tr ihulun was IN poeqras,ou 8,
ne iael that Col. rhns 1. III
CHAM h.d fred h,a leyo,vc, 4,
"r K"ar"" Scaley, III the .gc,ner
cite Fan, That the bullet u,ascd
''s intended mark. hnt wounded
VI J. q Fowler nf New Orleans.
Who whs 10 charge ~ thc Yeast
'""dc' exhibit ~ the Fair The
shooting took place Immediately
hi'rr thc conclusion Or the races
and M Mr.. Sraly was leaving The
grand stand IN company with Two
Young ladies'
Col Brigham waa promptly
placed under arrest, brought 10
this city. and Monday admitted
to bail in the sum of $500.
The wounded man was ~ Grs,
sh""ght Z" bc seriously hurt, but
ntter mn examination IL wns found
that the ball waa diverted from
direct course by the smapender
buckle nj Lis back. IL enter.
20 the body, Int followed on the
ontsidc of 4 rib to the front whore
II made IT'S exit. While ii ~ an
ugly and painful wound, II IL not
necessarily serious one, Mr.
Fowler was made comfortable at
'Deancrette, where iDjurcR were
treated by Doctors Houvier and
Boykin
This shooting IL supposed 70 bc
The out growth Of the Scaley Brig
ham duel which took place on Fri
iay, Jennuary nth, this year. o.
Weeks street, between 81 Peters
md Charles streets, IN which Geo
brigham was slain. The Scalcy
,r0t!'ers were tried before the
District Court in July, the jury
. verdict Of. not guilty.