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OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of RICHLAND
Sattrday, MV.y 20, 1888.
OFFIC/AL IJIRIE CTO 1
STATE ()Olf;i r': .
.nvernr: 8. D. ,1fcl.ery, of (tk1~chhh.
Wineu. G(iv. lnhy K SI(,l.k. 4o , : L.u,r*,h".
*c. I S,at, (Orar A.r-)nt. of P1'i ,iqtinl,'..
Adwl Pub AIc', 0 V. Si. ,eele of ati .r,.
tSateTreauer E. A. Bake of t)rl.s.
Ally Ge'n. M. J. ('lcuseurtigo as of Nwtelt atiches.
Supt of Pull Ed W. Eastlit, I Ol. I.aues.
UNITED STATES SENAll.s.
Si.L.Gisoan or .less.. J.stE,*sised or-ns
Jesonse os ,w S3 PRM:fE CoLURT.
f"Jatusa Ew tlr e rmewlat. of Otlrannrs.
Asateiute " E. P. Prxl,e, ol `t lathes.
" t"C.:. Fennrer of Orh.aes.
a' "' R. . ', T lil of .lr..la,.e.
" . DB. Watkins Rliet iver.
iRnct'ir Cr. or Ai'PEAI.s 2ND! CrT.
A. A. Gunhy, of Ousahita.
T. B. Clinton ol SI Hehelna.
TEESM OF 2D CI (U'IT CCURT I01:O
RICIILAND PA]I';.
3l M~ealay in January; 3d1 Monday in J,,ne
CONGoRESSMAN 5th Di.trict.
C. Newton of Mreboose.
I)ismicTt J'DGE 27th Jt;d District.
l.P. W il!isms of Richl:and.
P. H. Toler Diet All) "
Pr the iformclation of ih.e Ipuilic we pub.
liit thie sIheS of h,"ltiax ('.turt in Richland
parish .f the 27th1 Dtaeric (Court:
CIV'IL Taltfr CO.MMEtCr1':;,
lit lMondlay in April;  it Moe.day it, Zaiv'ier
JvaY TLERM'S COU':OMM:CI;.I(,
It Monday In Feb'y; hit Mnadap ai Sept.
PARISIIl OFFICERS.
( erk of Cure Jnt. S. Summnerhn.
shelf Lenm Seon. Asesseor Geo. C. Purvis.
Printer. Wiley P. MangBshm
'arisb Treasurer, J. W. Simms.
E. Scott R.timlnins Oklier.
POLICE JURORS.
'reiduthai, C. P. Ballrur; Members, S. S.ti.,
It. O. Etwarts H. F. Vikers,, Wn,. A.
tonlehto,,, G. A. Maes. J. T. S'oke,.
t'llk of tihe Police Jury, Jno. F. Loveless.
There in msoo to be introda _el a
.I iailh House requiring railroad
.tsnpaniesain constructing road: to
ran through' the parish sites.
a-.
W. . Poult., Esq., has been eleet
etI eity attorney. and Dr. T. 0
]rawer city -phbyician.-Mlouroe Bu'
iatio.
For'the information of tboeu who
neay think there'is a foturie in the
rtcorder' part of the Clerk's odlce,
we will stitrthat only nine cts haire
been recoreltd iion April 26th, to
May 13J 18533 Wherein does the
Iortae lief
Gov, McEnery in his message says:
is estimated that in the next
fr yesar the ' United States will
hrve a population exceeding 900,000
000. lonla will bin sre to have
lier share of this itrease, sad the
Ioture of the State is assurd if the
Si;eling now prevlent is eneouraged
and tldl direeteld.
M r. B. A. Tru#udal, formerl.y an
tople of the Ball ietin, has aecepted
n tiusalion in the Culigrlph .6. at
,tem. risco is a worthy youug
u.n wsd i rMtlitg good pritert; We
',sh him elhonded acceu.-Ion-
Our ymiengfriend Driero has cur
Riudhl a Gibton hau been re
no.inated tia U. & Senator Iy the
S),emlcsrAlhegtesl at itaton Rouge
receivitg 18t.L theL 118 votes est.
. len. (ibta has served bis peoplel
with 3uliiguished atilitt, iotb as
ildier sld lsteans, and re talks
tlmoli the leet and most e*fcient
.rembres of the exalted body of"
- which lie is a m ber. We engramt
iu'alte the ~astr r li tme people os
his re eluetsI.-Meoe Bulkti.
-- mHn. L.*W. Garat was momilated
Vers. e w~eate. 8 4'wi hve so
a.ppr.,sid. A 'dtei make gomil
• -' wastac r t the li serd., sad te not
gfraid to weekr tih people.Y -Caoe
... 'Zitem- .o it, i ine s.
S.:. eje imslm lh lshoa . -
j.;-* ii A u.Ifs r
- iid lir~"-· ~~be+- 8
General B. L Oibson was elected
United IStaes Senator to sueed
himself. The people of the over
tiowe:l district, saide from any po!iti
.:dl differences should fetel that the
a're fortunrae in the selection of Gen
"ral Giiso, for it is we'll known t!at"
inet l:ta., and will do go4l work in thy:
':natt.r of tihe River atui IItrhor hil!.
iini the reclamation of the overlotw
..itl !. si tric of tloo ý::t e. We should
lose nill pCersonnal fulistrs in the nmatt* r
trio Ilook to the g.,,.i Of the whi'l
:nutr.'. WV shol: n,,t pertsr.it le
:eelin;s ,to get :~ama with our bettor
- - ,ll  -*I . . .
Our ettt-rpI u i.ii, teu whIo sre 1:qt v.
etngaged in thel v. getatlle iut-i(s
,,lijP lCti :t ,:tl: f f . t ',t.' , it: i . 1,:
view of t ,l. ar,1i-es ,,f the tretsM!W.t
ttti,*n on our,railrn.ils, w( A'rt W tudl O
:the inslpre s.on tied it wou1d p t', a.
thi vegetables t ou',Il t.t s:,,il : ',
Onse of our tit i giihbr,, Mr. Lm:lr..a,
:4tii-ptd a hut .t I:'14:,i.s' !W at:;!
thl,.y lwere ;o, loll:g on the way t!at
:hl'y sloiir.
We were uni..r the. i:apression
It:at the r.iilr.,a:s ;lrt clih.ap and
. .:I .,'i"y tr.tl:rI:, t.*?a' in ": thoes en
: 'a:.', in tl., Vt.Elt:tl".L.' Iisinegs. In
Ieri.l,;irng rl-ri-h ., , "od3 the road
:,::..! he rstloeidbl for unneces
saty dtll tys. Those who have the
v,~etab!hls are fIrced 'to the neces
:.iiy to exi:nt ss theorn, and even t!:is
pla is n:ot alto;ether satisfactory.
On:e tl ti.e speakers at Opelousas
said, "I.,:ui.iansa eeds whitening."
T',o n,;I.an coloredt people. Our
I" ople hIave began to see, now, that
the c.,lhed people are not progres
-ive aand that no country, be it ever
F-o 1 wit, prospers where the colored
raone predominates. In other wordsh
dhe colored people, while especially
p,tirtitedato the Southern climate and
to the cultivation of cotton and
::athering same, after all, they are
expensive luxuries to the white peo
ple as not one in ten is self-sustain
ing. They are the most thriftless
and immoral class of people on
earth.
We must turn our attention to
immigration into our country of an
industrious class of white people who
will not only improve our lands but
will also improve our society. This
can only be accomplished by en
couraging immigration.
The cultivation of sweet potatoes
has alwa) been shamefully neglected.
They readily yiekrtfrom a hundred to
a hundred and fifty bushels to the
acre, and aside from their excellence
for the table, experiments have shown
that they are an excellent and very
cheap food for cattle and horsec.
Shreveport Times.
Those who have been engaged in
the vegetable bucinese can raise sweet
potatoes on the same ground from
where they hive dug their Irish po
tatoes, and thus make one Irish pota
to crop and one sweet potato crop of
the same ground in the same year.
As to the yield per acre, we bare
ifrom good authority that as much
as SCO barrels bare been dug in
thtls perish to the acre.
OQRT 8COTT RAILROBO D.
The Kansas City Times of April
28th contains a editorial upon the
"New Gulf loute," as it is termed.
Sspeaks of GOen. John . Rice be
ing in Lthe city visiting his son, and
we make the following extract from
the article:
Tbe sydlkat.-le albtdantly able at carry
the piject thoughl and yon can ay tLhat it is
le as sese, paper read. Thus ar we have
made are t 700 miles dof preliminary surveys
and have she Ibm ares L.uisiana prmnied.
Tim dieaee from Fen Seat a New Orleans
Ja 660 miles, sad db new liesn dranes the
.NPe~ I -aLs is my possessin the deeds
..r the right o( way sad depot reamed Iro
astees selnt Sptiags, Ask., sad tle bonds
br titlkes M.tra doeeJeat of tUberla Ibuds.
Tb. city oftl daseaLues hrse as CSSB),O0 in
Sper ,ent thirty pear heads, d rthe prishes
,i C, mrrlim, reaklin, Otachit,  iRikhlead,
I bue ysell voted are 1 sll max, payable
a dssyl5,riea dars.O01a at the freskoes
i, min wrnlm rivers md the tmeaem eover.
.ne of the liMsieippi di, which wold
we.reslriltresmlt th esseaeaes of the
mwek ,s.sl tte esrea ibu w .eathe Sep.
,emeur lat s.ast. has been debitely aud em
asue dywhe the ehatual teauiemn of the
a-ny a erpe of eninerees will e bags..
The un t wiiH be oreenemeed at 'idslai. em
the wet batek of the Mtsel*.ippi reIm epepo.
d1 the city sl Wakhes, and will be pushed
aett.
.smiahiesn $C.00 in t. oebsd htis wife
a a ebirld wet hitri. r e was desi
esies jar Miasseoss, vh-.e be vil bay a
, M l S d,. grow p am s sid s
Lg a Irui P.~it~ ti rru~t i·C
Weekly Weather-Crop Bulletin,
Of tlhe Louisiana I'nrather S&vricr.
Sa'nrday. May lIlth, I SP.
T;.ere has eaen a lick of rainmill thlrou. .
Out th.e Sra:e. dIuring. the p1a'? week, yet, as a
rutle, (,L rv,',rr, r.i,"rt ctr.'i s in very rp.r'
conhl tim. 1/.eal r :ns htte !.,!t-i in tn
lnrthlern part of tht S+'t"" :,I"ri i 0.e 1'a-t "-1
t.urS. and it is very p ,Irtr t le tiat Ct.*- c-utral
aniti suirtlhern t h'l .Ian5 ill eli vi'it.' e-d y g1"ne
rnt rains tdlr'. t'I-ihy n11 i.1 t'.,t...E rrtw. The
wt*;w ' t 1ilt.s I rf')Il t e :r II," r ". r*,rrn see.
r.., ar ;r:s I.fhw*: .i..,,'.n. '. iluthe-:
N:, !.tl. . b .-'U v."1 r..:-, lI.: . The re
lh :1ku.i] ria +, ", ± fr,..: % !.:',I rep)orits Iere
r.. iv- I r.1--rit !."., I! I. .,,.e-lunr'h iof an
I:-. ;c: . i !r . o. , on ,t.e hs been gene
.r. ,, n :u. +.l(-rut priortioi of the `tatC
I: t : r;. ag elsewhere. The
.I.- !;. c ." "", cooler than desirable for
..,: t.u.-.t ,.. b L so mate rial damage is re.
"lt':" *.":rontag of tntshine is reported
" • " 1:,r ;.,' t) l e tile terTage tweekly percen
r • t'.tanghrnt the itate.
LXTIRAC. 1FR1M OlISCRVERT9 RP!'ORTS.
Fatr,nervtlie:-Need rain badly to benefit
thIe at crop.
R't-urn:--T'he l w morning temperatures
if the past week I ave been detrimental to
the growth of young cotton. Corn is doirng
W ll.
Slnroe:--Sotther'v winds and absence of
rains for past week Las caused the Groiund to
dry rapidly; not sutHliient nhnitutre to lbring up
late planting of cotton. Gatdens sau';ering
fronm same raise.
Vicksburg, Miss.-Rain needed badly in
this sectinan; none hnvinig fallen dulri, ther
week. Low temperatures on 13th and i lth.
Liberty Hill:--Col nights are making cot
ton look bad: need rain.
Point Pleasoant:-ln sections cotton is suf
feriing from lice; rain needed, foilowed, by
warmer weather.
Keachi:--Too coo. for cotton during the
past week.
TriTnity:-Cool nights have retarded growth
of veg ett.ion; rain nleededt. Cotton and corn
well up to thie standard.
Vidalia:-Coot tights and lark of rain havey
bieen detrimental to the growth ct cotton, it
being lousy in sections.
Marksville:--Crops look well; a little more
rain needed.
Ciratoun:-Weather too cool for cotton: it is
dying ott badly and live reported on it.
Need rain badly.
Franklinton:-Farmlers are sti'l complain
ing of the drouth.
Mandeville:-Everythi-rg looks well and
flourishing. Farmers I usy.
Grand Coteau:-Crops look well; .9Gi inch
of rain during week.
Breaux Bridge:--Reports from strrroanding
country all favorable.
New Iberia:-Crops doing well; weather
Ane.
Alabeville:-The expecattions of dry, fair
weather have been realized and planting
interests highly favored thereby. The cool
nights and northerly winds it is feared has
injured the young cotton.
R. E KERKAM,
Signal Corp*, Director.
Parish Convention.
Rayville, La., May 22d, 1888.
Pursuant o call of the president of the
Democratic Executive Con.mittce, a delegate
convention of the Demnrratic party of Rich
Iand parish, assenble'l here to-dcay.
Mr. Jno. H. Abraugh, member of ther Exes
entive romrmittee, called the mneeting to order,
and in appropriate manner st-ted its object.
Mlr. O. Wilson Wright was elected pernima
neat chairman, and Robert 1H. Brown, wecre
rary.
On nmotion, the chair appointed the fo!low.
ing delegats to the State conventurn: lion.
H. P. Wells, Col. C. I. Moore, M.aj.J. W.
Si'nms and Capt. Lem Scott with iatruectiotns
to east the vote of thle pamiah.
The following coerjwittee were appointed
on reslutions: Dr. G. Mbl. Bromley, John
F. Lovelen and Johun J. Adams, who sub
mitted the following report which was anani.
inolsly adopted :
Resoled. That as a enae of the Demo.
ere~ patty of Richland pirish, arsembled in
convention this day. we endorse the admni.i
lstrations of Grever Cleveland a enminently
faivoable to every interasl of the country,
jutt to all its pledges and policly, and cot*
mands the reapet and conlidence of a
united people.
ReBolved, That we fally endorse Gromver
Cleveland for re-naunination and re-election,
promisin blhm the ucanimons vote of Rich
land parishb.
Resolved, That we fully endore the course
of Hoe. C. Newtont as representative in
Congreas from Ibis district.
Riesolved, lthat near conidenee is unabted
in the patrioshm of Ex-Gov. Snam'l D. Me.
Enery, and that we are proud of the heroie
an-I he hai assumed in furtherance of the
beat interet of the lemoeratie party.
Moved tht the Ractnusa BEacoN, New
Orleane Piseynne and '1 imes.Democrat be
requeated so publish the foregoing proceed.
nlas.
Motion IO adljnra sde die.
G. WILSON WRIGHT,
L . eows, Chearman.
Secretary.
Putasl ua--Hon. C. Newtson, or Rep
sesentetive in Coagres, made an able saeech
so stwr of the Ml's tariff bill. He has re
eived anatinted prease from all quarters.
SHe emne down to solid r#ers and showed the
1baty of tbe Raldical claim, that high taril
preodnues blb weges. O haLs Mr. lNewtoen
galS: r
"Tkhe Iepdbliean paty was now posing as
the friend apparently of the lahbort element of
te enantry. It wasu esewibly advocating
the high tarif system in the interest of labor
Tbis pdi wae prely a political ote, in
tended O enasCp the labor element, aid to
conretalte V toibis eles in the next
reeldeatal apaign. The poliey of the
.eMblince party was not in the interest of
laer. Higb wage are et the res!t of high
arilu ethee enemas ontribtse to increased
wase,. T, ptccien eeautries of Earope
pep ltwer wnges thn free tade in England.
The asplty and demnd, dhe conmereastion of
Eaitml ant the inereased pI4oeetive eapality
aI labor scmibsad s high wage. Tie
preereive eapeselty r the ledeaeidl Iaker of
kshe meary reseint tae e een t "atioen
eapisal cnd laproved meanleba applianesa
,re gaet, thm the of Ersope, land o'
q.eMr .akr w be ter peld, bet lar
rersendevd thie adentease in having so
pep iraee paek r th abe nawserIe o
Mo.L"
'lEftSlis\L UENTION.
The Mi5.es lirashcer, of Girard,
have 1'cca vi.'i:ing the family of B.
(.. Ele:artds this week. E,
Our young friends, John D. Myers ri
:ntd N. McC',rcle, were over from
Girard li ,t Sun:l.vy.
J. '. Lynn and family, were in It
town Saturday the guests of the ed:- "
tors faii'v.
\e were -orr; to p:'rt w:th otor ,
s,,i:,! frli.'vl, M ;.,.,l \Villh.um-, n
hr):her of 1Min. R. I'. W\ViIim,,
wlt: h',s 1ccn spl:,ihin s.mlne timn
here at hi r r'. 'V'e were
pleasedCt to .ce hiii iatir'ouve so ralid-tl
ly. II- goes, we bKliev2e, to .1 'xiC I
ill slarch of IhcaIth. 110 is fii;ictled i
with par:alv-is. Hlone to hear of h:i
entire recovery.
Mr. \Velil aind l 1.rid., have ben
visilingc el.,ti c, atnd frietnds in our
to\\n tilih wee.k.
ir. E. C. C i-Icr, who lc;:1ni
wo:k on the :5th d(.ay of April, ,
will go on avi'lt to his motler for :I a
mounth, Iie ha:. l:cni in the lIt:.\
tcON O;.eIl thllirleCn Imntith, :tlill h:a.
taot l"- :t a lay, or ti not chareld with
a sinie lo-t dcl il thir:cen monuths. ti
T. R;. ah-\ e i ':.! I on ut c\',l- '
ne->1.1V. 'Mr. a .vi: -.i'a, that Le.
neets rain very mnuch, hut h:," a fair
E. A. h1ole. and Clay \Wiilliamn
were in tow i this week. I'hev
brou!:lt up a 1,.:.! e::cn of p)otatu:l,
for II. F. New,-rr:y.
\Vin. R. Il .'mcr rouahlit u) a
'w:'ton liaidt of Iiih potatoe. on( l
\VWdtnesdalty lat. t,
J. Vmin. Da).vis was il town: thi- s
week, a:td is niow over in the Ii.i.kiiin
nci4)h!orhoodI, in Frankltin, il. thi 1i
insurance lusine-.--.
Don't se ID,. Tiebhnor's Anliiep- I
tic on ollchrosic ulcers, but for li. w
or fresh wounds it is the best remedy
known.
LILERJ, L PROPOSITION
To all who R ill p'ly ns casi in atdv.i;c^.
between now and tl.e 1tlh day of June ftr
Ono year'- salhcraiptinn we will give fclee till a
Nov. 13;:1. ISh5 the New York World.
Remearbetr that you do not pay anything for a
the World. We give you thie WorlH I:on
dlate of payment till after the campaign, Nov. I
13th, 1bS. This will only embrace tlo.e
who will pay in advance for at lea.t one
year for the Beicox from this day (Slay 2a;:ls
198 ) till June !5t11, 1888.
We will keep a I;at cf those wlho pay
between the dates above named anld they
will receive the New York World free till
llember 13th, 18%,:. c
t
Cost of a Small Cannery.
The question of ultilizing surplus frait and '*
vegetables by the erection of canning far
tories is mnot important: hence the follewing
eitimate by a enrre-pondent of the Florilda
Farmer aad Fruit Grower will ,loalhties,
prove of value to all interested il truck farm- I
ing or fruit gronwirg.
I atm glid to see tihat there is considerable
inquiry in tlis State int regard to canneries. 1
if the people can get a more reliable service
from the railroads innd steamers in shipping ,.
their green goodfs-h.n they will soon-anti A
Ihen iftthey w;ll conlbine and erect small ,
cannerks of say ltluO calls per day capa.city. ,
to tillite tfle alfti they do i;ot ship, thley will I,
tlhen be Ion the road to properily.
I have seen some estimaltes on canning
plante tlhat are too larsg, or lareer tatnn nleaes
sary for most small Iwns. They can cm
mence at first to can troannmes beans, laerries
and paclahes at thle rate of 5000 cans per day
with the following outilat i
Boiler ................. ....... $200 to 250,
Donkey pump ........... ............. 25
Two alipping aIne-s................... I. .
Two processing tanks................. 40 iI
One cooling box.................... 30 )
Gasoline seak........................ 8 r
Fire pots 58, sir pSmp $6i............. 14 It
Labor ............................... 125 A
Even a cheaper plant ttan ,l-is will , do;
1 !3{0 will dio very well to blegin oe. addinag
otlier machinery as reqnired. Tomatoes enn
be raised in paying qunantities in tiis aState,
and it is a glood clntry for dewberries, and aI
Ihlaeklertry cInlatrly also. J
It is only a qaeshion of time when every A
neilalmrrirond will hIaves eannitllg plant and
a Itetter knowle:lle of the trucking unlerest,
that will make it a sucess. ml
Ihe dry spell now oal us is discouraging, a
but ttiley liave thlem in other sections or the
South and Nortl quite as oflten as we do ,
here. Fill the grolld with humus anl fetr, I
tilise wi;h moisture gatlilring fertilizers or a
ompoesis, and it will seldom get toe dry for a
beans, tonatoes anl eggll plants. i
There is scaroe ly one repnatable wholesale b
gr.eery firm in the aity of New Orlans Isut I
wite would be willing to f(ster and etncour
age clanninl fbetornes by ptlrehlasing the en
tire prodnuct; prmvitled, of cnrrme, that it is
equsal in quality anid appearance to sirnilar r
goods canned in the Northll atid West. and II
eonld be sold ascheal in propotion.
U.....
We have junt received a book with the,
above title which containsl p~ans nal specil. E
eations for 25 hoause, all sizes, from two
zmom up nd costinl from $300 to 5,000
each. It is an exceedingly Ihndy book forI
all who think of htihlng, and it will be sen;t y
by mail, postpaid, to any address for 25 tents, t
by J. S. Ogilcie, Ptblisler, 57 Ros eraser, I
INew York.
Per Firt Plie,.
A e dsson. o l political eaitneraing
will he do by ftiedsad eolandidatea to seerm e 
fr thear man the bit phet on the tieket, eal
he hes men will pelelaly secre the oveted I C
pue .The ii l do es e heI maioity, odf
the people, heeleetoais aated. Elteeriel
oltews had tees pet me ihe leoe, ite mesies
-.. -3: bee iandeee; s la
= t-'*L. ,
WASHINGTON LElTER.
(Fromn our ItegIai" r Corre-po.dent. )
,a,.ilington, D. C., May 21, 188.
(r . h :t.rdttv, l, r rp I it' rir C li-It tlo. tI the
Igeneral tibale n the Mill l" ritif hill with a l
rh.'il lgilg s lec h U a 'lJ+Jrevenue it iti 1 i. I!c tning"
I,) the OI)Il I ii:n of smite of the New Et,;i-mad
me h -, - t, the tne .z hbe ai rlit i . ea-n
t.at ithe dia ti. fitt'l by the l aw. f t'hat in i l.,iu
nIil , the t il il I.un n.,ut a s I. i ell a r1 h, r t
nih itit.iir r ruhit i,•n o- . ,, er ent fri.,,
i r l .t, **l th .. I,: t 1 h ihr n d Na lt--ruIbtal ,:ta
o, li n r, e (.,-A ti 1 113 i ,.,.e : 'flitt r ,
tl :ii ti. .a I:ihe the dlty hadi t ie it i t, to
ihiet!ri t he ,;:-it tr.t n th e h1ill bi. I ". se
Nettr wi: wu-, i te [,t n c ay
t; eit , or if t ihael dgt . il n pet, t . cre
i"a.tin eif th li.t"tt in etuth si Il an Inia l
12 . rt ilt i in - o itl rtl I w;tt oni l Tiew
-irg rini A tel e n , pl liii 'it tI e 3 st i s.-- tr I
o-- t:hits, the ditlr ti tyc af th a hei,-n e.
th pitonlast Thirs Ity nihtyhe ltinget liinne
041 mio raiic~utt an-ritio of ithisu battl. Thl
hlgis,d pernemtylvai- in arln d N, -. cA
, 'tatic club attenle I in . Ioy. "1here were
music nd fireworks, and noirhint e taking in
t~he wa of uniininitly of er.,orsemlerit anid
ispi.or lctThe . e Inator leliv red tl rI, . nii)
peech in which lhe i efeded his war re-,rl.
Tiheh- Bul"nes- Esnina.
Probbly no nw e :invte has cand 1:;ch :
elerl. reviv ait oif trade at I r. ,.S. Bt e alys',S
'Irir stort a heir givin awt y ti o Lheir to-o
A Iomersoii mnw free trihal Iae n ts ,f Dro t
. inig's N-w D~i.coery for Conlsum~iptin,i
"heir I rie is iv iply enortuti s in tin very ti
valtsle article f !ir the fact that it lte.i s
i.Ues and leLer ditiapoi n:s. ogl tb., Calds.
th ~" it,: ti,".i Itin.lw t fhu ert h etr itt l hi o llh
l thn, Roc hit , aro lt ,and all threaItI a its
haii lise s ql iklv I i urel. Yeul ca feit. iy
h "ve re lyit try liaeiin t!aIl l b:M t le ii.re-n .
Iatgeti:esiz o vh dollar. Every lottle werrana
, tr t I t le t
aThe I livert and__ Harbors Bill. t i
In tuhe rivers and harborst bill, whicth pasItsed t
ti.he House n Monihir, and is noi awaitinl
, cio ht the enoai,j the Mathe of he Loui iana
is r e ill t e as nto ts viz:,
nl. i .ian .- Are ite r s iver a'i tat o e M ani.
ua, las,,Tt0; n hau river, it. the; Bayout
eitione, f. ,tt R[Iju river f ol eumipleion of
-u-ire .ln, i33,s'l t ; for C.ly 'res . ayou l eit
lakes i.ve fhrevrwort, aniver from F l ton.i
Atk. e a"outhiallays, of enipletine work atit
l,; iandlia, 1 ad imp-ori:l o! -+ Baytoutl hnrehleat,
DIS3,1 00;, "lensai an,! P~Maon, $.'.l00 0; O'ulachita
p.-nd Black Triverse, It,(o; Tir kfaw ri.ers
e21,0e ; Lit icetle river, f a2,li; i aau R cle
,wa ..e Vil, t ,i ; Caain, l10.000;
l"youi Plaq-tenfitre ayl she froil of PlaqAue.
I mine r o n he MinighiIspi liter, it c.00t 0;
Baeyoi Laourche, ot0.rade; recaiitior. n of B he
Stthafaetaya o anl for trninl the aretia ofID
nsRed river into the bhannel rounI tle aporth
Th rtd e of ilel's isltand ihrleus Old river to
t the Mississilli, $wi00ll0; pxr exaninaihon
vauale-s Artil Ithet ten ofaci~t that it i~ls prb
and survey at Stoutih PaCr s, $t ll00; for the
iNew Ortlians hrbokl cudontinuing icnrve i
Senti, $i,0; for conetitnuing ttle areeovii
late sizeouc dostlrlar. nighty bttle werrantsn:
Tofes .r, w sreekr and tiher oristrcitny i
the Mis-issilpi river, $100,0"10 is appropri
i ined; for the Dontinance of ole uiibidemopi
i river from head of the Pas l to Cairh the
bill apirtrrunteo nohln, 000 no . a i
-- --- e4e -4 
a o meter wy t the saure of youearS
wouind Dr. Tieenor'e Antied arptiyo ai
relievte pain and reel it warteti ol
Tinhaem tion. ess o I
We Tell Yehns cPula dly ,
hat Simmons Livea r Reolater rwill oi yul ot'
Brw stor aIs Atcheuiry giving awayitogtwork at.
Dyspersies ileadafhe Conslipatlion, Drn
Bilicusness. It will break up chillf r nd levee
ad revent their tr etuis , andimpor is complete
luiitdole air all malrIial hoien n--tet enitiehir
free from gulinine or calomel. Try it, and i
the oenntne Nimmsns Liver Regulor, preI 0
pared Lo J. 11. Zellin & Co. mti4t
Beekiem'h Armles lave. '
Taal Belt Salve in the world atr Cots,
Rraisesve, ior'4 Uth ers anlt rhotnui Fever
uires. Tevter, CIsappnd Hroua. Chilbie ods'
rnlesd rl Skin ECroptlon, and poplitrively
mcres Pilest or no po requinel, thi s arovl.
teed ws rsve anedeet oathsferion, or moneit re.
,tded,. Pfor 2h 5 een per Mis. For aie
ame mate! what the nalnreo. you
woun D r.i . Tichnor', Anisepic ti-llr
rheieve th anadheli ih
I , *- --' ...-. ,
anli,,,vts_ thir st.m . ant it-a-cmplet
a-. ii ll msial posn.! tetv
th "g"nnne Simmons ' I".ivr Re•nlator, " pie ".
The f :owina is the Ciaritaal ciriular:
Nr.w oPnLLr.A, .Mar ; .- y )ear Sir-
'Frneen int-r-te I i t :he i'rc s of (;ov.
1i h, tl;It al anllui Itralll I umla d tLe re-echtm lion
R*n. L. i.. Gi-,n nte 11.5 ,,wn.m nce.-:,r i,,
tie i'ilited bSttes Senatt r, ll I it hi: inl'l be, 11
r leo !rted :hat an e~trt i< h.w;II mile to cnr
ait thi " Inmimhfers of Ihe l.7ihathurc in Id
'an: 'e , i l, l m .: , t c ,nlni , l t l e 'o . t o t h e mi l ' .
i.nrt oI .'re.'n I t r. .'" f r -pej,,I r cf thme
i u..u , o f l t'i r' -' It " ., I t C . e I h e rty
to iI ,rm y.,il i 'l t h: . t. Lint! is-i your deep
inI te l ' -t in tale * L' n," I: r,! ." r r :,n ,) to lilyg
_r"! I',at ;yo,.L. t,, . ý,lomT y,.urýelf to l.y
uon? 1.ir sp, :l.r
t V it. ,..... N wi i ll.'i tt::N 15
t i i. .1 I w' tIlai n ," i inoum er o .
it. hi* r: -,"-. ,'! . i . r, " .--".ils Il y, an' !
! 1.^ :1 ! '.. . l f. $';metii. g 1l
I l .... I i n. : m i I Ii ll 'Y~ ia
t, r .,-:t · t he :1: re to that * nt
I ". :. m !!, rad , e f tus hater,
+t t.:" un**" uII"" I*in aIeII fll a'"y rrw de
. I !, nIi i t, " 1'. y , , i r - ,'tio.n i f l.P N lt,' . :a l
t- """ ,:!':" , anlcr'''i:ý" the s II"-tIo' h the
S .t .1 : ofI L" :l . .1 " t ue r-I . Very ti'.V
u'''r ', A. W . ('IiANIlLI..
1ir. ('rFa ,I .' i, o, 11,'a(r ,;t ,ll w int'h nI 'Iirl
S",lt ',. -a . . !: " 1 Iv : . , ', . , t!hat the i , " -
h l "- 'r h l: . I i o liwledlge' ft
v :: ,i(. , a or Ni l .. i 'm w: s Io I
S I r, i 1 1,  y a .n lt t na l ' itm'.
CT .ICTLY VEGETA.BLE.
( * 'I . . .!: 'ati . 5 "Ir '.r: '.' n. DP. rr, l I7f ICs,
k i S . ' f 711 t 'r i 1.li!. Ls..L n' "; . - . . . 3 t
FT' f. iC ,,;,~IR:U i . C. C.. ST. LCW!!S. '1&.
If yon have been relievt it or beoe
lithl(l bv I tl. use of 1) Ticl;e nor's
tntip.litic hi kind erinmi to tI IVour
frieunl ofi:s good cf'.d:te.
uLLiNS AUE CWUE
HEADACHE.
.P2i.lng relieves a Ile.:ublche so I'reptlyas
Collin,'A Care. It ele.Cia.s the stomln
.c1, tr i'imot; A actitm of time hier, 'and lilrtieS
tI'e bloLd. aiding y3t.a to perucet healih.
IMALARIAL FEVER.
A I' 1 if 7"u i'r Colnas'!Ague Cure will
rait l ,V realk nol ther v cs*t etwot of.alarial
I r' . 'e No tier r ,1' s Si7 ls.I:.eis the !Liiia .ir
oI 'ý t"' I:.' f ''y r:('r i tm '. t: t he1f r!:f r oults tiht
s St. n CHILLS anu I''EVE yield at
hicce: l I:. m:.: : :.. , au ltt.e elitli is lerulalpnt.l
1BILOUS COLIC.
Im,:.li: •t rd f-1: r '. a spe.edy carl' for the
1:o'sl ri .."< li ";il:14 Coie i founlll in the us9
el C'olina' Agueo Cure. As a radlcal cr
rective uti ll I.lthous Din-:,rhrs i has no equal.
DIARRH(EA or FLU.X.
Flui. iiarril'ra.:,n l .:l ::um!lmmer ('omplaintaI
gre cmipi'tely chcL.ked and:l corel Ii a few
hours by Collin' Ai ne Cure. Tnat Ie.
Bel leve*ywhere byallDueallerea6ts, 's ot. .
-sk P er Dealer for a Copey . t.u COLLI 1M
Cilnas3 BROS. D0O0 Ce.. ST. LOWSA. I
SGive I)r. Ticbenor'a Anti eptlie a
fair trial and you will tbank ua fir
calling your attention to so valuable
a remedy.
too
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.foT rB ooD
APOSITlYL CURfroRStOaWI7 A
R ituMATISM.DADorTL1TTR
SOlL! PWMPLi 0W@RcCHlOjI(lC SQRts
I lefLAKlo5AuisA aSEr5iLARisIeN
1RPM N IMPURE. T ev 1 E ·r. BLOOD
1 7tEB o rtE 6roR.$5
eiR te ao aTo cOltR, E
T. I.N. Ci .r
5 TIjo)J(Yl flAL, tat R t
q SUCCESSION SALE. u0
S- --W 1 elWl t -
Sueesfiob of M. A. Myrick, deed.
State of Louieiana, Parih of Richiarnd pl
27th District Court. 7
By virtue or a commission to etli to pity
miebtsl f the above numyar suecemson, e ase e
s irectei I will proc-ee to olffer for sale, at the
eat dou of stie court ho1se is th e,o d of'
Rayvihle, the Lhest bidder om
Mekiiv, May 28th, 1881.
withiso ieILl I1o0r0P, the ollowirng described
-properly, ro-wmr:d
AfI ofsionm 1 esepp ttberpart of tmeS
qrof Sw .rec l3,  r of i qr atnd N r
tionmIcl io Nwv*raaI N) of N grZ "
weal of (mInt Oid, fractionml N 4 (If SY a qr *ee o
23 Tf7NR sas. E& ofN 8 rrndiSE e
,qr see ind w m of S r sw 1 T ie N I 6 6'
east containirng 1072 ancelmoire or less.
W j of Sw ,r iee 7 T 17 R G Rest, and r'
E j oi SE mgrm m Sw qr Cf SE qr and ElI
qr o w se 1'2 Jnam Nj of NE0 qr and N
w r jr aeaud w j of 5 w qr see 1l, T N7 N -
a 6 east con-tanining 5O nmbee mioteo rlees.
The foLregoinlg pmperty harinavla Eu.sed
Sfor casb a·ccorinm to Iaw asui ' 'ivin i
been cmade i witt be mold for wheri b il i'
mbig n I eedl of" twelve mouth, t.e 'par. i i
chasre l ese m i ti, welve mentfrb ba e
1.sI'e, mh ,a,. ye - -
~sas LE Srtl u a
g.& Y.I, a
TORPID LIVER
JI known by thcete marked peeuliariltes
1, A cllng ofvr:arincs and pains In the
S]:,,1 .reth. Id taste in the mn.,utl.,
SC'..,::t,tiolt, with occsionlal attackI
of ii::rk 'hae:c4.
L H,.::Jatchl, 1I th' front of tho h.:a'l:
S i t ttl/rii, lZ u¢I=i5, aild Sellownc-t *'{
ailkn.
1. hHlrth ttr ln , I .. fa f +tn:lr etl o.
G. l)irt'il:tiui of thi stumlnch Ud bowctl a
7. 1"'t 'sin of stprilt., and gcrnt mol:it
chtly, i.vlth l t-iItd a Id ait dl:;pc-.tioiu
io l\ave every thillg fur toluoCruw.
A natural flow of lile fros tho Liver
is cssenthil to good health. WhCIn thli::
1s obatructed it rasult In '
IIIOUSNESS,•
vh ,'b. If :4 '_le ,'t ( on'n lead;I in e r-r t:o
di:-,';, ' ..: . lln,,:l t~lv rllte, to Pr. ý.v!
(itho **. * i"'. nlian tIritacul 't.tr,!' <
cn : " t li.'l ,1&:htu IntIltncIIiIn i "V t'" " I.t.'I
."' I .ints .~- . It .rttrea ILe J,tve "r I
n, : ,f b.to a ' 1 "t d (1 0ti - tive a're ,'
in I -d,· ' i i' I 1. i. t l. cl. they cal % do ;,lll t ."
on Will ?k', "I ait I :4ous."
" I ha w l c ' ; .: t 'eve . spells, of  e.
fie.s:. " e t!h r, l i" t i ve b.:tn it the I,.1h .
k. , I. ; l . . . t -, ; i ', o f ca l ma el w h it .  _ r. -
c cH, !...! :e t r ,:ee or rfur days. L...,', I
hate he n t " -: ntr" i N .r " .r t .,
busines 1" :i; t.c, ` . p." a, U(,..ij.
hae r r i . 1 . • f : '.r- pr
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
ANi?
SHINCLE FAG[ORY.
S.o::... .............. LAt'SI.\ A
I LA V!.'N t',,,I clTnrge (if lithe nbolv 1 iI
-ý ilh, I t'r.:.- ili ~ teiil t contilnued ill ti:e
c.i1t e of ('::.S . *w c:, y. All ord.cr- t I
,) plrom ptly a,: I .tre;i l ily tle. Lunal ,.r ,
all ,tiinenitaon * i;1 '. -icijle,! on order, i'i : h r
Ihv." t mt,, lhontt or r:liiroa,- . Flie beet tudld)
of CYlI'RESS n , 'IN.1 L IMiNER g 'ira.n.
e.I. A ;larne *upl,le y of ('-ipre::s Flin ! s
".t"1tnt.tly on1, II4.1 sit rtai'onabfe jpri(ee. A
i ltniti, an hi.e is lttnheIt to the mill. and
,11l cr,!ecr f,'r IrI .se. .l Iinn:l,er w ill be pItn411pt
ly filled. Mr. L. Titclhe is my ashc:,ri7eJ
aci-et4 flat Iiyti:Ie. n1l all n o rder: etll .:It
theillni will bec Iti,p tlly ntteiledl to.
Cli s. A DOW IET"
Rnyvil!e, La.. Inn. 1, 1i'5.-ly.
Tutt's Pills
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A tepltd lItver aderas, the wholOayo.
ten, and produces
Siek Headache,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheb
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
iThere Is .e better sewmedy ferthee
ro'mm.n disesesi tham Tell's tLter
Plas, s a tsial wilt pmev. rl.e.2se.
Sold Everywhere.
A CARD.
To the Al leted.
This is to certify that I hare been a sltf
fre'r from ,r .ls fr. a3osat 31 years. Tihe
tlors egnnintlhea to itcreaC e and enlinge,
nItd lro.!wr'ce .n t mclilci pain and' mlt ring.ll
tiLt I la nd lt.t-:ct i derlfair of life. Through
t 'a cC 4viv .1 N fciend I pinced mnyaelf under
4are of .)r. .lcCoranitk, of R:a.ton fi,r tIrenl
metll. I am now well, io tumors or pINil or
.railerina. During the time of the treatnment
I tilled my regu!nr appoinmentsl, only n.iss
ing one, a.d attended to otilier dulties. After
kl:owhi,, amy own cnndition, no one swee
,lailnir wvhl will place tbhemnelres Inmier ir.
1!-('<,rinicL'. treotlnent. Tl. knife or a
ligalture was In I;usedI.
.. P. I::r.TT,
Paitcr BaEptist ChurcL, Sthiloh, La.
If.
DR. J. A. IM'GILLS.
A positive cure for all FE
HAELE DISEASES. Every l
dy can troat herself. The fL
mous Ppooiflo ORANGE
BLOSSOM is perfectly hcrn1
less and can beused by the
most deloicate at any and ali
times. For trial' box and
Plain Talk to the Ladies, ad
dress Mrs. O. L. Nowell, Mon
roe, Ga., State agent for Mis..
and La. Lady agents wantea.
rarciew e 2 cent tlamp.
A leniug to Every Wemanm.
Tho-.e of onit lady reader, who uoauld I ke
to know hIow (Jtdd.-bt;riag may Ie nmale
Paini ts a1ld SNafe *an get tile inkrmlation ini
'ealctd invelope by scndang lour cnts it:
iyntWae atampa to
Mea. E. ILA ERI( , Bs 283. Jersey ,ity. N. J.
ieii)2-'tS" - 'p
WATCH ES!
ONLY ONE IDOLLAR, '
(Renilnariaes aboeid ie naoe b) Re1isr*reI
mail, wscch ia posilively tilf) for a New
.-ICKLC I'LATiTD "I T WINDEs arul .)3rt'
S-TrtK WATeVt, Ijst patented. I mlake tiaac
Speactil ()tffr s a to intrlliiee Ilia Ynl'It-alz
illno avery hrlme in t lae Int, kLnowilg a lete
one is orltoed asbtndrted will e .ll, b~·aca'
everylboly seeinl it wall wane one. Do iwt
hesitclte and l sa thI e gIran.lest opprtnrlily r
your life, t(t wite at Cwoa anld ynwill ll y. r
regrel it. Acddrera, RO' .?ACKSON, I0',
1, 311 Eas 1)4thb ti., Ntew York city.
Pluee meius this paper. ap28U-It
I lave norw, ase lles ofikha eolws ili
aell anr a gerageowac nlI % $15 00; a
been r~alow- $sgd e s
aiw iea esegap jll Ies. I wil s'ee11ra
i815 0oI. erI W Sre
ha I * .,. s . I -T) ahes ,net
4I ;.