The true Democrat. [volume], August 01, 1896, Image 2

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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT.
U cFFlO LJoUSX;Fo.TP=ean l8w.
WV. 7. LEAKE, J0., Proprietor.
"E~Idiption, per anum - - $1.0.
tATUJItDAY, AU G. 1, 1896.
Democratic Ticket.
For Presl'lelt :
WM. J. BRYAN,
of Neb'ra'ska.
For Vice i'reshidcllt:
ARTHIIU SEWA1,L,
of Maine.
lieciun t at il'i doc0s aot agree
with you ill politics do not iuumedi
ately conlclude that lhe is at! anarelt
ist or a hoodlum, a pirate or' traitor.
These terms are Iorv hurled about
by menl who were formerly gentle
men. There are millions of American
citizens who do not agree with other'
American citizens; but the number
oi anarchists, hood hiums, pirates and
traitors in this country is limited.
IBoston Globe, Dens.
Major McKinley was Iiominated
on the aunive'rsary ot the battle of
Waterloo. The connection- between
that atniversary and the nomina
lion lies in thie fact -that McKinley
is known imniliarly as the Napoleon
ot proteotioi. And ther reare many
people, who predict that he will
meet hIs political Waterloo as.soon
as the voters come to the polls. It
is said that at din our on the day he
was notified of his nolmilation-Ma
jor McKinley upset a salt-cellar.
Savannah NKews, Dem.
What nonsenlase, like the last sen
tenco quoted above, does get into
newspapers anyhowv
Rise in Price of Cotton Ties.
We suppose that it will be sad
and disappointing news to the cot
ton producers to hear that the
iriceof ties, all ilnispensableIarticle
in preparing their product for the
market, Iha been almost doubled
within the past few ldays, with a
still further advance after the first
of August of about ten per cent.
Those who had already laid in their
supplies of ties before the advance
.came were in luck, but we doubt if
many! planters had the foresight or
means with whiich to do this, though
we suppose most of. the dealers had
-- either purchased or contracted for
most of the ties they expected to
hantdlo during the season,-and thus
will come out considerably ahead
-by the deal. The Southern plant
era spend. millions of dollars an
nuallly -for bagging -and ties with
which to pack their crops and place
them ian marketable shape, and
they will therefore notice with deep
regret the advance in the price of
both these commodities which will
go far towards reducing the already
meagre profits they make ou their
cottou.-..Natchez Demnocrat.
Twoof Uts
1 am so out of date and like a
rusty handmade nail that I anm at
.a-loss how to push the quill.
: Some body has said Goodell
ay sotpething for Ward No. 2.
I may. be a little too previous
tand off baso butt I am goirng
for it ard so surely as one goes
amoug,tiheir~ alsoiates there is to
be heard that, modern laiment sad
all tiresome aud hackneyed phrase,
"If only thiugs and times were as
they use to be." Iudeed it lihas be.
come the .most expressive way of
declaring dissatisfaction witlh all
Sthings modern,.
One ot two of us said encourag.
ingly, "Brace upr, the preseant ip
.good and [future promnising " Mr.
Good "L" was a Jew days since irce.
minded by an invaluable, citizen of
our city olf a once very lucrative re
mark,"allup atnl sony down.. Thank
you, lttle.Joe, a pleasant reminder,
it was out o' asght.
Good ut ' said lae has looked
about him on overy side tor some
avenue wherenlu a maln tay walk iU
pertect rectitude aind uprightness
ina his dealings, free anid uttram
ueeled, It.eens, he has. been the
roluds ot-all vocations except pro
*e ssionms, engineer, menrchant, Miller,
f oremann, book-keeper and salesman
all tleso has he been and yet failed
o tfiud the idelP, fior w!hieh he nmigiht
pursue his way independeit -..f illi
competit-ion and at hiat lie foutnd'
one, ree open oud honeat--l hat of
farmer. And now he fllds himself a
tarmer and gardener and not a very
imn)ortallt one as you may ilaigine.,
There are a .few asrs whitA were
once idle, which two ofuts iave.con
verted f'roii vacant, unctltivatablle,
inlpoverished latnd to the most fer
tile alluvial land in this ,vicinity.
The buildings, houses, balrns, etc.,
all are comparatively new and mtod
ern. )o;le of thCem do they blush to
call their own. They are liotci
imeInts of ;L-work which ,thl y thor
oghly eljoy noanld couint them the
Victory of toil. But about that oth
er ,iart there has been so lmuch
miade.i,-.e, the freedom to do us one1
%will with only the hindrance of ani
iiouest compettiion. I am f'ratnk to
confess that in some respects it has
not been lhllnl iin absolute perflee
tiolln. It does not exist. Put so ,near
as possible two ollus have reachedl
it, amnd are masters of till :they .sur
vey and just now they can imagiie
no force or power sihall stop iln to
say that their corn, cotton, vege
tables or flowrssshanll not coinnan.d
and bi ings as good a price upon the
iun:ket as anly marde, provided: they
are equaly :as good. ()Our .Pearl
River potatoes and truck get on the
streets a trifle in advance of the
others. In this or that way-.2nd
wyard manages to secure the patronl
age of a few famnilies exclusively for
tile season adtltou-dy shel is second
to none as a producing and prosper.
o011u neighborhood. Her trade is
good, secu'e ao td.in demand. J.ust
think of it, an honIorary member of
thelSar. Hill base ball club., offered
to wager. $1000, on the game of the
15th prox. HLie mneanit busines .for
I caught the twinkle in his eye. I
short, stop hero.fLr as a matter of
facet all oftua are held in, check by
the Creator.
The d.ry seaoll is over, look for
'ilanj.,orn and eve. Tlhe, ly.. l as
comei and the worm will soon be
here. The farmer has too much .as- I
alran;ce anttd thinks he can go ahead
and do as he pleases, but we a"e
all. dependent on the harrest and so
dependent uponl .Im who contr'ols
the Iharvest,.bnt, it is all a glorious
work.; It alw.aysseemted.to mu. to.be
nero like -making. sonmethingout of
,nothin!g ot any work in. which man
ever engaged.. The. work is at times I
hard, difftlult and wearisome, even-.
the SmuishinlO and showers are often
very perverse. But enough of this:
In additioi, please say, dear Edi
tor that a handlul of lsmart weed
on each tfll cabbage, will efflctual
ly' prevenlt cabbalge. wormls.
, OODELL.
Six week ago I suffECrod with a v'cry ese
vere cold, was almost unnabie.to speak
My friends all advised une to consult :a
physician, Noticiug Cough .JRmedy ad
vertised In the St. Pautl Foks Zeitutng I
procured a bottle, and after taking it a
short while was entirely well. I now most
heartily recommend this remedy to any
one suffering with a cold. W,. KEIL, 678
Selby Ave., St. Paul, Mion. For sale by
L. P. Kilbourne, Druggist.
A Card of Thanks.
On behalf of tihe teachlers attenild
ing the Summer Normail School, we
desire to extend our silncere tlhaniks
to the faculty tor~tle very able and
thorongh nman!ler in w.hich the dif
ferent branches of -study have bfdn
coiducted. . Weo recoglize ini the
faculty, instructors of the very hIigh
est attaitnmelts, alnd of the iUost
chlarmirg llrsoialityr, p~ach supple
mnenting the eftbrts of the othelrs
and thus totminug a corps of teach.
ers ever inspiring and spurring on
with their own earniestnecss the en.
thusiasm and renewedt efforts of the
studoegt-teach!ers.
To the teachers .who have lad
charge, of the Model School no
praise is too great, ilot only for
their plfailillg kindness to the lit
tl, ones entrusted to their care,
but for tohe helpful suggestions and
oxcellent professional trainting given
to the teachelrs who have worked
under thleir supervision.
The department of Physical Edu
cation has been conducted by a
.teQher whose splendlid method has
wronyed a new interest in this very
important - feature of our public
schopl system.
SO r theauks are :especially due to
the.efficoient, energetio and courte
ous Parish Sruperintendent land
School, Board for their ulniform
kaidle$-ix aod cnbeot'stiit a ne-t ti
Merit
.Is what gives Hood's Sarsaperilla its great
popularity, its constantly nlucreasing
sales, and enables it to accomplish its
wonderful and unequalled cures. The
combination, propirtLin and process
used in preparing Hood's Sarsaparilla
are unknown to .other mediciqes, and
make Hood's Sarsaparilla
Peculiar to Itself
It cures a wide range of diseases because
of its power as a blood purifier. It acts
directly and positively upon the blood,
and the blood reaches every nook and
cornerot the human system, Thus all
the nerves, muscles, bories and tissues
come under the beneficent Influence of
Hoood's
Sarsaparilla
The One True, Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle.
cure Liver Ills; easy to
ood's Pills take, easy to operate. 251.
the best iLitertest of the teaclhers.
And last, but certainly lIot lens',
our monst gratecll thanks irte due
to the va;uious contnlittees of la
lies and gentlemen, and all citizens
j'tio have. ii) So iltl;lly 111d Slli'h VIIa.
rio,a1s ways cout.ri.bultel to our pleas
Uwe auntd il)ppie.ss, that !t.o.w.as the
plil'rting ho1r,11 hlia conlle, we shall
take away withus ..l. "tgolhlen llelic
,ory", of the opell hatlldlel a-lid opei.
heartelc hosi)itialit.y of the people of
St. Francisville.
llittie jlinllpetr,
Jennic \Whitaker,
Mittie Fuglhr,
J. N. Anglin,
..,mJolnlliit tee.
Our New.Specialties.
Grianul;tr E ;i'ervsctent,
Headache Salts, Itenl enrts hottle,
ST'llclnm P1owder, L t..;: 'cnls Boy,
I12 lijtu rtd'.: Coipotitlr ),
1E * tritelt Sara; parill; , 75 ct.s li)ttle,
* Menthol Cone Ilhai;lers,
* Tasteless Quinine Tabletl,
liouserhold Ammnloui, 10 ets Pint Hottlo,
T.fni'nlefoot Fly .!tp:cr, .Etc., Etc.,
at Muimford's 1)rug-Storo.
, Called Meeting,
A sp)ecial meeting of the Board of School
Dirac1tors will be held at the Court Houseo
on '1Vetlnesday, Aug. 5, at the usual hour,
JAS. P. BOWMJAN,
..ir - dent Board.
. Notice! Notice!
Thie, Stockholdlters' AnrtnJ l Meeting of
\est i'eliciana itulding &l Loan Asl)soci4
tilon will blo held at.- the Court I-louse,
'I'Tesdaly. Anlt. 4, 1896. at 1:30 P. `I., for
election of o0u irs. A dividend will be
declired.
. W. W. LE.\K',
S3cretary.
Estray .N.otice.
tit.E" o)f Louisiana, Parish of West Felici.
anIn, 5thl Justice's Collrt.
Taken up iil the Parish of West Fclici
ana, on tie plintaitio1) of P. W. Griliiu.' by
J. F. Grjfliu on the 24th day of Macdh 19ti,
and estrayed before nmeo the undersigned
authorityti, this, the 3rd day of July 1896,
one sLorrel marc, star in the 'ace, :left fore,
and hilld fot white, ralldod Melc on thle
rIght shoulder. Said liiare is ahbuilt four
years old aind aboult fourteep haudls high.
Approved by P. M. Flenuinig and J. J.
Griflin, two sworn appraisors, to be worth
$15 in cash.
This done aind signled ilu open court, this
23rd day of July 1896.
W. R. CAMPBELL,
J. P., Fif hI Ward.
Notice.
Se:lcd bids will be received until An
gust 15th, on the addition to be built to
the Ist ward, white, soool house. Ior
p:articulare apply to
W. W. I. LEALE,, JR.,
J F. ARD, SR., ,
Committee.
Agent's Harvest Time!
-LIFE OF
Bryan & Sewell,
Only authenie fiography of tLe Demo
cratic Nominees for Presidient and Vice
President; ahiead of all others.
This will beo the Demlocritic lHand Book
of 189 anld mtillions iWill be sold.
This will be the yeli' of ye:alr for tlhe sale
of Campaign Books, for there ne~vcr lias
been such excitement and controversy ov
er a National eletion.
Hlook will he llanudlsomely illustrated;
650 palge ou fie paper, Cloth ltinding
$1.50, halU .Morocco iudiig F3.09; by. m.il,
postpai(d.
. Very Liberal Terms to Agents.
Agents get to v':orlt qu:irki; secure the
clreimll of lhitin~s,s, atl (Xnli inontiey. 801id
for eleganut Prosptclhe ') cents l,b manil,
and talikec ordelrs it once. A;ddress.' -
SPUilLtilE:4' MITPILYCO.,
67 and 69 Emili Hulihling, St. l'utis Mo.
..# ..-----~ ___,
fi yao wst l t ! br. ;1 , . "*.'
of: cen r:,: w met , c 'ri ; .Ki, , :' . 1
YtI rI)1*srie. CrSeq I-t. l b(y 4.,5 .l M cer ',
wairid!>y ,e.n 'it f , l : . W,.hirn.
iot- fr womerwn n .. .,5 Dis) ,e! -. ) l-.. f;rI
Cailrrb. Irsi of profi*ssl ar.! al;.J . m,,- rrel fer
eno's, a i1eg : rarInt- e itvenU if. e~,:-.ry.
(IiJ for men and wotaca
_ •:__l_ _ orn of privn ae d1ise.a
taisos dttS.se, feasIt tiJbw, e'. S.- Iwo -
eant tlamps io play pos~, tna th lec 1lag ~Sp"'i.
tlt andi Physicinau i, Isis coatry.
DiI. HATHAWAY & CO,,
,cw :),tallJ., L1,
Trespass Notice.
From and after this date all huntitng of
any kind on the Greehwood plantation Is
positively prohibiti 'iiiider penalty t$f
trespaseiug. Any uise fiunud on this ple.oe
without p.erRissioti' will be considered
trespassitg, od prosecuted to the fAll or
tent of tbohe law.
Mrrs. P. MATTHEWS.
Trcspapss Notice.
From and after tlti4 date all hunting
of any .kind oil the Atibr6oiia Independenc
Plantations is' positively'prohibited under
penalty of trespassinig. ARV one fomuid on
these olaces without perniission will be
considered trespassing, andiliosecuted to
the full ext~it of -.the law.
S. D. BARROW.
Trespatss Notice.
llnting of any kind on Greenwood
plantation, likewise seining, is positively
prohibiited under penalty ot trespass. Any
permiisio heretofore granted is now re
voked. No escept.ionls.
CHAS. II. RC1ED.
Sheriff Sale.
State of Lotuisiaun, Parish of West Feli
inla. First Natclez l link s John Ii.
and Slsie Gilbert.
No. :324.
Iy virtue of, and in obedience,to an or
der of seizure :end sale, from the 13th? .ln
dicial histrict Court, to the Sheriff direct
ed,in t fhe above entitled 'it.' Lhave ektiz,
ed dd Will offer for sale at the front door
of the Court House, St. Francisville,
Satdtuluy, July 18t h,,-1S96,
Lt N'o. 2871, lot 288 fronting on P'rinci
nil St. in square No. 33 together with all
buildings and improvements, iu th6 town'
of lay.ou Sara. a.
ITerms of a:lc, Cash, wvith the bl:c'fit of
appIl'a iseiten t."
.J. 11 miril.t l'',
" ~iheriff.
.SOUTHER
INSURANCEOt
OF- NEW ORLEAb S, LA.
C~ash (al ial....... (Qa,;piOt
*.. A .s.ts....... .. z2,Jv"(
Losse Equitably Adjusted ,A i
P romptly.Paid.
llutu.rc' Gin G l lisc ;, ,taw
MI ills, Country 8tores, ) jol
ling 1Houses-a(ld Bgiriis. Ad
d'ess,
.W. W. LEAKE, JR..,
.Loral Agent.
Wanted-An idea 'of mometspls
potect your deas: they mway bringyou wealth.
Write JOrN.WEDDERBURN I CO.. Patent Attor.
y. Washlngton, D. C., for their $1,80 prize offer
psm- list Ot tWO hundred ineelilous wanteal.
: . ,, . o. N.- . .,- O- t. LE. O .
tda, a ihv.:e- . ridde. iot " , mile
Ol, F.. F.r -dit or.
,,e. lo'oo, hy., Oct. 15,'795.
Atcmon Cycle C,:o., Elkhltllt, Ild.
DlEAR 8t1s:--' he tel arri rec ye
yteri, ag I have ridden it arbot40 ralce
praed it hS ie u erfet sa etsfalCti so hare
and I thiol it will continue to do so.
df lout eoaeutod, iyo., Oct. 1a, tt5.r
Acno Cynpeo Co., Elkhasrt, Ind.
DEAt R SRS :--I h.avoe \tia.:y rceived
anud 'iot ' word have I h'earnl ataiist f.
.Your friiid,
G " . LEMON.
P. S. • T nm wi-![ .ng to cmlnPur it witlh
aIn wteel il'dIis eit, rs'.
FIn. Baptist iLA S JOHT.R, LAoitery Ith.
ness, Oeala, FlL., ..' Pr.. Fa.irs,Elitor.
DLtd, ud,'a., Ocr. 19, o'9.
Aeina Cele Co., Elkha'tt; Fihe.
)EAn fSis :--Ther exCte cami~ O K.
and to say that I am, after a godi, trial of
it, deligihtedr , tlere not more th yln tf c
prcss it. Surly it is a beoatty. I'ie~ect.
od t to Indies' wheel for my \\ife f and ntv
sl1;  i.,ut desire a 24 pound lr oadster fbr
I i(iWli personlal 1use. P1oeae senid Io'qd
8ton U.,U . to ,1a S.
.SLAUGH TER, LA.,
Mri,J. Qb. BOWELL, ' ProprhCress/
Uoard by thto day or Iuonth.
.. -Bingl IiMeal. urmtxihd.
- -. . .
SWE HAVENOACENIJT
,ba  ip. fromloWar hCtp1
- -.wolemie prces Pthlp ar,.n
_cigi f r te. i ways If not snot
r'P Ba,.']  a~ -
" .Ii - is _ " "" . ' . ' -
The GreatesLOlIhings
that liha ever aiikn place ip t lie State will occur`
.-I fi" , '6
BATON ROU E; LA.,
O WEDNESDAY, DR .4
--A Large Stookot---
EICHT AND TEN DOLLAR Sui.
- Will be Sold for..-.
9 WOa L O L PATOs At
ALSO, ALL - . oNLY :,oo,
EIGHTT O RCOAT. at
Don't Miss This Chance For .Clo
I -)EALER -.IN--~
Fanoy. yGrceries, He . , arrIs
" .... i Brands of WhiMies, .s1
Fr'uits, Candies, LEWIS 0,
and STONEWALL,
JOCKEY CLUS
Fine Wines, BELLE of FELICIA
RIVER1SIDE PHARMACY, RO ALPr
Bayou Sra, La. ' J 1ra~ai ii
£. '. M. aIDI iu" 3
•-***-4 E .LE1 I .. ,.* .
- ------Pefuminri, Toilet Art- e.es, Sonps r nd Blrushes.
FINE STATIONERY, AND BLANKOOO
- PJeNS, - IN AND -ENCJL..
CUTLERY, NOVELTE$_ andFAlYAO
-,c~IVAtr & TObACCO. -
Prescriptions Carefully Comp,u.
Auoivcr oi F1. IIAMMi3IER & CU',
READY NIXED PAINT&
REL IR
': NEWW _'ORLEAN" _L
D_ Smde JACKSON SQUARE CIGARS,~-fuw by 8.ESIinlll 8.8
THE MATOHLEw S PIA1"OSI aJU e#1U8 i t
EILLA BERRY SOAP9 .th IOANAL ,
Cures Sidnand Scalp 034GANS! Bat B aOcamu'
• dPimples, Oiu[, Ral tU
tIEE BLLAA B.RaY ". '
W ALe Lder, AL A
. - ..LLA EE,,R tti, Window Ilas,
Otreat Wrinlle remov-P AM'PLEB rI4N7T
r oc A sJuu er for all skin rrltiAons. $1.00 aE W
1- box. These three at ali Drug Stoae or direct IEATI, 80! WAW~t*
'ro In RS, eLLA BERRY, DERMATOLOeIS T 128 CIJ( IT..___g____ ,-_-_
Morris Bl3ldin4, Now Orleanst I , •a oolt - 8-,: =
and sample soap tor l0 ots. Call or write. AD ) ll lVWii .iUUnhD.
e0TAIC8 IA, G. LAUEW & SOJ IS * LI r i aa
,AD Ii ! Cowatry Pro'.uoe soliCited. llm dkL i..'
-O GI. Wrcte us. . PoYDnRA S. -
F, PECnlll oYo,,~ .B !o.re, . ,,.C. TI...C..
WANTRD)-Names of r.irns troubled wtI-L HAND MAD
.ooto bottom and 58oot ve
nlledl ree. P.GwO;~UAoUrZBns, LBn toot bottom nd a (tiSm 1,
S iiH PREMIER TYPEWRITERS' bo 'nI_ .
-,PohsLm Arms Co.'L Do St, "CU TAHSOLIAiU '
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pets, matting, curtain poles, lte curtaini, Askyourinert, ts a st I~rSU
e ., e ually ow - P ilger's, 451-4~3 Dryades. P, HRilO.endaleti SU #m
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. W. EIOHLINO, 279 Deatur St. Garden, Ip yOu HAVE gOUNtRYP
ia.l.an Flowcr seeds. Roses a ipecalty. ELL WRt5 To T
(Of o usIfIb
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