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PROPERTY FOR SAL E

ONE ACRE on which is a good one tory
W dwelling containing four large rooms and
pie trees besides several young apple aud cher
~ trees. TIL property is situate near the y
~ W. station in the southern part of CcredO,
w. Va, aud can be bought at reasonable sum
81 will exchange for "A small farm.
- ACRES 90 the waters Of Twelve Pole
cO -oue mile below Shoals aud two IN Hes
above Buffalo AbOu; one.hHlfof this and
II cleared and three acres are level. The
ground " fertile aud an Of IL can be farmed.
II has on 10 TWO good springs of wafer, 4
he geo log house containing three room; al
and ~ miles to chuTcu. This property Will
be sold at bargain 10 sale rs made at once.
20 ACRES-Tw0 miles from Lockwood sta
" ton on the G. g. -. R'y, in BOYD county,
and grass, excepting 80 acres Fences are
good, good well OF water 1nd two good springs.
one mile from CHURCH ana of mile from
school. Price Si.ly: Oue-uaif cash, balance ia
six ard twelve months.
A ACRES-Abont oue.h1if good bottom land
rich aud suitable Tor gardening; large
apple trees aud s me other fruit; also snail
vineyard bearing we'll Rouse with three rooms
in good condition; smoke housc and stone milk
house: barn, crib and other buildings. Situate
one mile from either Huntington or Central
city, W. Va. A guod well with an abundance
Of good, healthy water. Price 500.
Io(i ACRES-Ab0ut 9j acres cleared, -
bcO acres ia grass: balance iu corn aud
oats Ten acres iegel land; rest can be EARNED
dwelling. Farm located hve miles from Ce-
redo, on county road. There IS also ~ good
orchard. about So apple trees. IL OF which are
Just beginning To- bear. Good spring near
dwclinR. Price sl4Uf: Que. nalf cash balance
iu , months, with ielal Interest.
For any other information .egarding tie above
, properties call on or write
r. II. McD0UGAL
Ceredo, West Va.
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The Teachers Institute.


gone aud we believe they had an
enjoyable and a profitable time
whue among us, as by an almost
unanimous vote they expressed
their desire TO have the institute
here neXtyear On account of the NJ.
h.church buildiugbeing too small TO
accommodate the large crowd in at
tendance, after the first day and a
halt the meetings were held at Cam
den park and every courtesy posi-
bic was shown them by Mr.. Via,
the geutlemanly manager of the
park.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
We, your committee on resolu-
tions, respectfully submit the fol-
lowing;
Resolved, First, That we ex
tend thanks TO the Ceredo- Kenova
people for their hospitality in enter
tanning the institute throughout the
week.
Second. That we express our
gratitude TO the trustees of the NJ.
T. church tor the use of their build
ing aud TO the ministers of Ceredo
and henova for the part they have
taken In our exercises.
Third. That we extend TO the or
ganist and choir our thanks for their
services; further, that we express
our appropriations TO Mrs. Jennie
Duncan for the solos rendered.
Fourth That we greatly appre-
clate the courtesy shown this insti-
tute by Mr.. Via, general manager
of Camden park.
Fifth. That the teachers of
Wayne county owe a debt of graft
tude TO Mr.. l.. G. SAMSON, the out
going superintendent, for the PRO
gress of our schools under his able
administration: that 1t is the earnest
wish OF this institute that he con.
tlnue TO be identified with the edu-
cational work OF our county.
Slxt5. That the success of the
institute Is rely due TO the W rk of
the committee of arrangement. "
Mr.. h O. Saunders and Misses
Way Wilkins and Hernia Mar
cum.
Seventh. That we greatly appre.
ciate the visit of State Supt. NJ. +.
Shaw key to our institute and heart
lily thank him for the address he de
lveIed
Eighth. That the visit of the
teachers of the Boyd county (KyD'
teachers institute to our institute
was one of the most enjoyable fca-
lures of the week.
Ninth. That we extend to Mrs.
Florence {. Smith our thanks for
her excellent talk and assure her
that we were greatly benefited by
the same.
Tenth. That We tender our
thanks 90 the following instructors:
10 Mr.. l.. j. Hannifan, state super.
lntendent OF rural schools, for the
able instruction ne has given US; and
that we anticipate great success for
him In his new field of labor; and
to Mrs. Mary K. Bryan, supervisor
of music in the PIT. Pleasant schools.
for her valuable instruction to us in
primary work and public school
music; and to Mr.. Charles McIn
tire, OF the state department of ag-
rlculture, for the interesting ad-
dresses he delivered on agricultural
subjects.
Eleventh. That we ask the Ce-
redo Advance, the kenova Bepor-
ter, the Tri State Enterprise aud
the Wayne News TO publish these
resolutions.
O. j RIFE.
MARrHA BURGESS, Com
IMoGENE QUEEN,
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Teachers Examination.

An examination for certificates
to teach in the Independent Dis
rict OF Cered6 will be held i'm the
Ceredo school building Monday
September 3, 1910, beginning at
9 a. IN.
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See cur IS cent Bargain Table.
BRUINS IL Son.

Bruins IL Son.
Miss Hernia Marcum is visiting
relatives at Louisa, Ky.
Attend the republican district
convention next Saturday.
Hon. p. II. Napier of WAYNE
was Ceredo visitor last week.
j. NJ. Napier, Esq, of East
Lynn was in town last Thursday.
Miss Marguerite Chapman has
returned from visit with relatives
at Middleton, Ohio.
MIR. Ferguson has moved from
the Ceredo house to Keuova. he
having purchased property there.
BRUNs' SHOE STORE,
9aug2w. CatIettsburg, Ky.
We are compelled TO omi; MANY
items of interest this week on ac
count of the Financial Statement.
Mrs. Cecil Gum of Ashland. XIV.
has been the guestSf Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Il. Gum for the past few days.
w. H. Adkins and sons. Ed and
Frank, attended the funeral of
Anderson Adkins in Ohio last Sun
day.
Mrs. Geo. Wright left yesterday
morning In company with her sister
Mrs. Wilson-for a trip to Niaga.
IA Falls.
Mrs. w. B. Ferguson of Fergu-
son =. O., was the guest OF rela-
tives in this community the first of
this week.
Thomas Skean, one OF Wayne
county's best citizens and 4 success.
full farmer, made this office brief
call last Friday.
Rev. VIM. Raybould of Hunting
ton will occupy the pulpit at the
Nj. +. church next Sunday evening
In the absence of the pastor.
See our % cent Bargain Table
Bruins e Son.
Mrs. Rena Baker has purchased
of Mrs Mary G. Frzzell the zoe
redo House" property consisting
of the building and four lots.
T j. Booth Of Whites creek. r.
f. ID. No. 1, was in town last Fri
day. lie called while here and
had his name placed on the AD-
VANCE subscription list.
165 pair Ladies', Misses, and
Children's Slippers, worth 81 80 per
pair; on Bargain Table az % cents
for choice.
Rev. w. f Sheppard will occu
by the pulpit at the Seventh Ave
nue. NJ. + church at Huntington
next Sunday morning and evening
Rev VIM. Shultz is away on his
vacation.
Col. j. NJ Fuller of HUNTINGTON
made this Office a brief call last
Thursday morning He was en-
route TO wayne on business. Mr.
Fuller owns quite a good deal of
real estate in West Virginia's sec
ond city
A correspondent from Dunleith
suggests Uriah Rowe. Esq, as a re.
publican candidate for president Of
the board OF education of Ceredo
district. Squire Rowe Is a splen-
did man and if he will accept the
place there could he no mistake
made in nominating him.
Anderson, the IG year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adkins OF
Lawrence county, Ohio. was killed
by an Ohio Valley Electric R'y Go.
car near the underground crossing
at East Ashland last Friday. The
lad was crossing the track and
failed TO see the car before it struck
him and the motormau could not
prevent the accident The deccas-
ed was nephew of w. n. Adkins
ofthis place.
The Sunday school of the NJ
+. church will picnic at Camden
park on Thursday Of this week.
Children and others going are ex-
pected to meet at Nam street and
take the 1890 car Everybody is
invited 70 90 with the children and
enjoy The pleasures Of the dav.
Misses May Williams and Myrtle
Stone compose the committee.
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In buying "a cough medicine. don't be
afraid 10 get Chamberlain Coueh
Remedy. There is no Danger from %.
and relies IS srie TO follow Especially
recommended for coughs. colds and
whoopIng cough. Sold 10y all dealers.
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VI. T.. Church.

REV ". F. SHEPPARD, PASTOR.
Services SUNDAY, August Z: $3.50
a. M, sunday School; ID g. To-,
Song and testimony; 3 -. m d,
preacl8ug by Rev. W. Raybould
of Harrington.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18
Cats as Human FOOD.

The Brussels correspondent of the
New York Herald paris edition.
notes that in Brussels cat is consid-
cred delicious food in SOM -iasses
Workmen in breweries fatten ats ana
turn them into a stew,
Edward Topsel who wrote leart
ly about the cat of his History ~
Four-footed beasts" was published IA
1607--was of the opinion that the flesh
OF cats can seldom be free from poi
son, by reason Of their daily food.
eating rats and mice, wrens and other
birds which feed on poison, and above
all the brain of a cat IL most poison
Gus, for II being above measure drv.
stoppeth the animal spirits, that they
cannot pass into the ventricle Nv
reason whereof memory failetb. ana
the infected person walleth into
Phrenzie." But TopseI was preiudlced
against the cat The people Of Saw.
who lived the natural life when Cant.
Cook visited them, preferred cats 10
sheep and goats. In Germany nsav
cat has been sold for hare. and
jagged cat has been relished there by
foreign sojourners. The handsome
daughter Of landiady far up In the
Canton Vaud told us as d matter ~
course that when the snow was deem
and communion was cut OF. they ali
ate cats.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18
SUNSHINE NOT GOOD FOR ALL
Blonde Races Fall to Thrive In Gil
mate Like That Of the Amer
lean Northwest.

Charles e. Woodruff of Manila, p. l..
discusses in the Medical Record the
physical degeneration that is found to
occur in north European races when
they settle in the dry, bright atmos-
phere of the American northwest.
Although the first generation does
well, the second one Is feeble, easily
attacked by tuberculosis and other
chronic diseases. and the families die
out in few generations. The bru.
nette races do well in bright sunshine,
because they are accustomed to it,
while the blondes are made nervous
by It. But It is the northern blonde
races that give us the strong brains
that we need to perpetuate our ma
ton. and these do not come from the
brunette races of the south. II is i'm
portant for US to preserve these
blonde types, and to that end it is
necessary that physicians should ad-
wise them to keep from the influences
that fnjure them. The best Aryan
blood is being wasted from our ma
ton at present. Scandinavian coloni-
cation is impossible in the tropics.
The average brain weight and intelli-
gence increase as we go Forth in Eu.
rope, and this brain weight does
count. We should favor the emIgra-
ton Of these northern races and pre-
serve them as far as possible. West
ern and southern Alaska furnish
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Max Levy, Of Gleason, was here Sun
day.
DIR. Dave Prather is in Louisville thi;
week.
Miss Ruth Whitson visited Woodland
Sunday.
One set solid silver Gorham teaspoons,
$3.50 Bransford & Andrews.
Fletcher Myers, Of Troy vicinity, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Claud Whitley has returned
from BardwelI, KY.
Miss Pearl Milan was at home for a
couple Of days this week.
Coal and wood promptly delivered by
the Union City Ice Il Coal Co.
Mrs. T. w. Ownby, Of Martin, was in
the city Monday shopping.
Little Margaret G. Curtin has been
very i'll for couple OF days
Clagett Martin, Of Martin, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in the city.
$4,000 ranges are still going at Nall
ling Keiser Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. K Kimberlin have re-
turned from visit to Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Scott, of Halls, are
f. in the city the guests Of relatives.
Mrs. Gus White, Of Pleasant Valley,
was shopping in the city Monday.
One set solid silver Gorham teaspoons,
$3.50. -Bransford 4 Andrews.
Misses Hope and Pearl McWherter,
OF Martin, were in the city Friday.
Miss Annie Corum is visiting her
brother, DR. Jessie Corum, at Paris.
Miss Gertrude Layne, after ten day
visit to Martin and Gardner, isat home.
Big Muddy washed nut coal is best for
cooking, At Union City Ice q Coal Co.
Mr.. Ezell, bookkeeper at the city
laundry, visited homefolks at Trenton
Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Cheatham and children
are visiting at shoffner's Switch, near
Gibbs.
Mr.. Dan PeniclS left Saturday for
Chicago after spending several days in
the city.
Mrs. Clarence MCGEE and little
daughter, Sarah Louise, of Coyington,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Mas
sengill on East Church street. !
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

climate that is congeniaT to them. As
health resort for neurasthenics II rs
also OF value, the cool, damp air being
helpful and Quieting to the nervous
system.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

Misses Willie Allen and Zada Wilks,
Of Rutherford, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ] Allen on Exchange street.
We understand that DR.. Holloway, of
Rives vicinity, has bought the X, B.
Green residence on Harrison street
John Deere implements are sold at
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

Dir. McMichael has purchased the old
Gardner house on Flower street and will
make modern dwelling Of it shortly.
Miss Rhena Mosher,s Of West Field,
N. Y, general secretary Of the young
peoples branch Of the w. G. T. u,
will lecture in Troy ON Sunday after
noon, March 20. Monday she comes
to Union City, and will be the guest of
she local union for several days.
See our crt-glass and silverware dis
play. The prices will surprise you
Bransford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

When in the market to buy
or sell real estate, be sure to see
Forester & Forester.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18
- - ~
korr!,,e'.ct :, Shape
W:gY231YyESiSlKdsy:y4K1

For warm weather there Is no
shoe that feels so kool and kom-
Portable to your feet as Korrect
Shape Oxfords.
There is that fit and style about them
that make permanent customers OF all
who wear them.
We have many styles and shapes to
choose from and know that we can satisfy
YOU Made in all the popular colors.
OUR GUARANTEE
1.-THE upper breaks through before the first sole
Is worn through, we will replace with new
pair free All Burrojaps feathers come under
this guarantee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

Chas. Grissom was conducted through
the mysteries Of the beautiful ORDER the
Elks, Monday evening
Mrs. Dora Reeves and son, Warren,
have returned to the city after several
months in school near Troy.
See our cut-glass and silverware dis
play. The prices will surprise you
Bransford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18
MEMORANDUM.
oENERAL ruRpogE FuND.

Miss Lula HARRISON, Of Longview,
was the guest Of Mrs. Alex Moore We'd
nesday.
Tennessee wagons at Mailing Keiser
Hardware Company.
B. e. Craddock, of Memphis, was a
guest Of his cousin, Mrs. Joie Craddock,
Sunday night.
Mrs. Norma Raymor and daughters,
Of Efiingham, ILL.,, are guests Of Mrs.
Mamie Little.
See our cut-glass and silyerware dis
play. The prices will surprise you
Bransford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

$50. 90 ranges are still going at Nail
ling Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-03-18

Mrs. Annie Holloman, OF Kenton, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Austin, on
Division street.
P. M. Cummings was called to Padu-
cab this week on account OF the serious
illness of his brother.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14

Skinner, Dave; Tullonia.
Strange, Burrel; Tullonia.
Spots, Paul; Live Oak q
Scott, Wilkerson; Richland.
Scott, Isaigh; Gum.
Simmons, Eb; Loamland.
Smith, Pete; Argyle.
Span, Ed; Firstlick.
Trap, Joe; Wavertree.
Taylor, Ben; Wavertree.
Taylor. Louis; Wavertree.
Trap, VIM; Wavertree.
Thomas, Geo.; Wavertree.
Thomas, Sam; tSonewall.
Vessor, Henry; Wavertree.
Williams, Jake; Wavertree.
Williams, Anderson; Wavertrss
Washington, Geo.; Wavertree
Yates, VIM; Wavertree.
Washington, VIM; Moncloya
Wood, Gillian Jr.; Shutdown.
Wood, Gillian; Shutdown.
Wood, Randell; Shutdown.
Williams, Walter; Gretna Gre.
Williams, Walter Jr.; Gretna O..
Williams Elijah; Gretna Green
Williams, Jackson; Gretna 0F.e,
Wade, Jim; Belle Ella.
Webb, Phillip; Belle Ella.
Williams, Grant; Elder Shade.
Wellington, Geo.; Tullonia.
Williams, Ben; Tullonia.
Woods, Henry; Live Oak.
Wiley. Sidney; Richland.
Wiley, Ben; Gum.
Wiley, Dave; Gum. =
Wiley, Sam; Gum.
Wiley, Hy; Gum.
Washington, Garfield; Monticello
Williams, Leopold;> Monticello
Williams. Phil; Monticello.
Watson, Henry; Alphenia.
Washington, Elliott: Linwood.
Walker, Gunval; Troy.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14

Williams, Guss; Ruthwood.
Wilson, Isaiah, Newellton.
Williams, Geo.; Newellton.
Williams, Edgar; Newellton.
Willis, lion; Newellton.
Willis, Zion, Jr.; Newellton.
Watson, Jim; Newelfton.
Young Brooks, Newellton.
Pope, Cleveland; East End.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14

Moore, Sandy; Azucena.
Mason, Sam; Azucena.
Marion, ]. E.; Waterproof.
Norris, Willie; Consuelo.
Price, Henry; Barcelona.
Price, Chas.: Barcelona.
Price, Milton; Barcelona.
Parks, Willie; Fish Pond.
Powell, Tom; Consuello.
Joe; Consuelle.
Parks, General; Midway.
Parks, Phillip; Waterproof.
Reynolds, ALT; Myrtle Grove.
Rollins, Ed, Jr.; Teacony.
Robinson, Tom; New Hope.
Reed. Jim; New Hope.
Robinson, Peter; Arcola.
Reden. Geo.; Arcola.
Ross, Sam; Waterproof Plant.
Sanders, Glen, Jr.; lakewood.
Shed, Geo.; Dixon.
Smith, Brice; Teacony.
Scott, VIM; Teacony.
Scott, Tom: Teacony.
Scott, Floyd; Barcelona.
Scott, Sandy; Barcelona.
Smith, Frank; Buon.
Smith, Major; Bombay.
Shields, Jno.; Helena.
Scott, ]. Morris; Myrtle Grove.
Short, Evans; Azucena.
Smith, James; Consuelo.
Smith, Henry; Consuelo.
Scott, Henry; Consuelo.
Seldom, Chas.; Waterproof.
Shelton. Elijah; Waterproof.
Smith, Harrison; Waterproof.
Simpson, Guy: Waterproof.
Turner, Chas; Locust Ridge.
Turner, Robt.; Locust Ridge.
Turner, Henry; Locust Ridge.
Turner, Elvin; Locust Ridge.
Tucker, Nat; TeacOny.
Tinson, VIM; Barcelona.
Trevan, Bolden; Bombay.
Turner, Geo.; Moro.
Tucker, Sampson; Azucena.
Tennessee, Sullivan; Arcola.
Turner, Nose; Waterproof.
Walker, Tom; Dixie.
williams. Gilbert; Teacony.
Walker, Geo.; Bombay.
Walker, Tom; Bombay.
Williams. enry; Bombay.
Williams, Tony; st. Peter.
Williams, Jno.; st. Peter.
Washington, Liza; Newfoundland.
Washington, Shed; Myrtle Grove.
Washington, Harris; Myrtle Grow
Washington, Womath; Myrt
Grove.
Wickwave, Horace; Myrtle Grove.
Williams, lobe; Arcola.
Wesley, Jno.; Arcola.
Wiley, Victor; Midway.
williams, Abe; Waterproof Plant.
Williams, Jno.; Waterproof Plant.
Williams, Lige; Waterproof Plant.
Wiley, Jno. g.; Waterproof.
Washington, West; Waterproof.
Washington, Barrett; WATERPROOF
Webb, Amos; Waterproof.
Watts, Cobb Waterproof.
Wade, Hathem; Waterproof.
Williams, Chas.; Waterproof.
Watts, Henry; Waterproof.
Wickwon, Horace; Waterproof.
Young, Nose; Barselona.
Young, Guss; Milwood.
Yancey, Walker; Charlton.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14

The laws In reference to The
Of shrimp sse only for the eslt ~
riety, river shrimp are nos
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14
List Of Delinquent Road Hands
for TenSaS Parish.

The following is the list of the delinquent Road Tax
Payers for the year 1910. This Tax must be
paid promptly or steps will be taken to enforce
collection, which will attach additional costs.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14
SEVENTH WARD.

Yancey, walker, CHdrltou.
SEVENTH WARD.
Adams, Lucian; Richland.
Blair, VIM; Wavertree.
Brooks, Fred; Wavertree.
Brooks, Dan; Wavertree.
Brooks, VIM; Wavertree.
Barnes, Henry; Wavertree.
Barnes, Geo.; Wavertree.
Barnes, Son: Wavertree.
Barr;sc, Dan; Wavertree.
Barrise, Jesse; Wavertree.
Brown, Joe; Wavertree.
Butler, Son; Holly Ridge.
Blanchard, Andrew; Shutdown. !
Blanchard, jeff; Shutdown.
Beale, Sam; Pecareo.
Brown, Dan; Elder Shade.
Burley, Billy Jr.; Highland.
Bailey, VIM; Gum.
Brown, VIM; Monticello.
Brown, Willie! Monticello.
Broadway, Alex; Monticello.
Bullet, Henry; Argyle.
Bullet, Henry Jr.; Argyle.
Cole, Dave; Wavertree.
Currey, Chas.; Newtonia.
Carter, Nathan; Holly Ridge.
Cane, Nose; Shutdown.
Clark, JEFF; tSonewall.
Carroll. Leroy; Belle Ella.
Carter, Nook; Gum.
Campbell, Tommy; Loamland.
Calvin, Al; Monticello.
Davis, Lon; Wavertree.
Daniels, Mingo; Wavertree.
Dixon, Geo.; Elder Shade.
Daniels, Nelson; Glenwood.
Davis, Lee; Argyle.
Davis, Tod; Argyle.
Ellis, Tillman; Monticello.
Ellis, Dave; Monticello.
Ellis. Elijah; Monticello.
England, Chas.; Anderson.
Frazier, Chas.; Wavertree.
ireland, Nose; Richland.
Ferguson, Jim; Monticello.
Garner, Wm.; Wavertree.
Gilbert, Nose; Wavertree.
Gilbert, Junius; Wayertree.
Glover, Thos.; Wavertree.
Gilbert, Chas.; Wavertree.
Gardner, Tony; Belle Ella.
CRANBERRY, Arthur; Live Oak.
Harris, Josh; Wavertree.
Hawkins, Anthony; Wavertree.
Hawkins, Jno.; Wavertree.
Hill, Geo.; Wavertree.
Hilliard, Jno.; Wavertree.
Hill, Isaac. Wavertree.
Hill. Chas.; Wavertree.
Howard, Warren; Wavertree.
Holmes, Victor; Gretna Green.
Holmes, Ishom; Scotland.
Holmes, Lon; Scotland.
Hawkins, Jno.; Lice Oak.
Honeywood, Pleas; Richland.
Howard, Jno.; Carter Tract.
Holmes, Frank Jr.; Locust Ridge
Ingraham. Richmond: Monticello.
James, Freeman; Monticello.
Jackson, Wash; Belle Ella.
James, Carter; Richland.
Love, Jimmie; Wavertree.
Lewis, Robt.; Newtonia.
Lee. Ike; Monclova.
Lusk. Geo.; Gum.
Morris, Alex; Wavertre.
Morris, Nose; Wavertree.
Morgan, Nathan; Wavertree.
Morton, VIM; Wavertree.
Morris, Sam; Newtonia.
Mathews, Archie; Newtonia.
Morgan, Henry; Newtonia.
Mitchell. Nose; Belle Ella.
Miller. Freeman; Eureka.
Monroe, Autwine; Monticello.
Minis, Gene; Monticello.
Meter, Joe; Cedar Grove.
Nielsen, Jno.: Belle Ella.
Parker, Sam: Anderson.
Ransom, Roy: Wavertree.
Robinson. Chas.; Wavertree.
Robinson. Morris: Wavertree.
Robinson, James: Rose Bush.
Rodgers, Wallace: Gum.
Rodgers, Chas.; Gum.
Ross, Junius; Monticello.
Ross. Abe: Troy.
Stafford, Tom: Wavertree.
Smith. Lige: Wavertree.
Smith, ocip: Nswtonia.
Scott, Tilton: Belle Ella.
Scott. Homer: Belle MIA.
Skinner. jim. Tullooiai.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14
jNO. HUGHES, Sheriff !,
Ex.0fficio Tax colld.
or, Tensas Farsi, U
st. Joseph, La, Oct. IL, 1910.
Terms Of Court.
Jury Terms

THE TERMS OF THE DISTRICT o0uu,
l in the Parish Of Tensss are hereby ~
as follows, tO-wft: =
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Jury Terms
THIRD MONDAYS IN APRIL and ocronm
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THIRD MONDAYS IN JANUARY, Plnn1.
AIRY, MARCH, MAY, JUNE, JULY, n,
MEMBER and DECEMBER.
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