St. Francisville Democrat from St. Francisville, Louisiana • Page 3

THE TRUE DEMOCRAT. 1 1 S. I. REYMOND, No. 218 3Iain Street, Baton Rouge, La.

Lowest prices and the roost correct stvles in all kinds of Lumber ForSale. AT BAYOU SARA LUMBER GO'S SAW MILL FOR CASH. Money to Loan. Farm Loans Negotiated. Five years tiiue; Interest DRY GOODS, SHOES, AND GEXT'S FURNISHINGS.

ELEGANT ROCKING CHAIRS, And other valuable premiums given FREE, when Cash purchases amount to 30.00 or $50.00. -o: Samples Mailed on application Agsnt for "Butteriek's" Patterns. Payable Annually Address, PAGE W. IJARltOW Bayou Sara, La. 'Mules! hen yoa want the Wst muics for il.9 li'ast momry, cull and examine the stuck nule ou WOODLAWN STOCK FARM; J.

B. MuGehee, before buying. All he asks is the opportunity to supply wants of outers. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Choice lots of young Horse Stock for Saddle and Harness coming ou.

Lespedeui Seed For Hale Now; 30 ly. J. Freyhan Co, Bavotl Sara, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DALEK VX Central Bercaandisc, fcrcrls Westren Ptoducei General Plantation Suppliesi Onr prices are low, and in many instance lower than any other store in the South, j'y 30 lv. Chas. Weydert, Bayou Sara, Blacksmith Wheelwright Lock Gunsmith.

BOILERS AXD GIN 8TAXD3 REPAIRING A SPECIALTY; I haT moved from my old stand to my new building on Sun Street, opposite Rocket's residence, where I will be pleased to serve any and all customers in my linS of business. All work guaranteed. Address: Chas. 'Weydert, Bayou Sara, La. jy301y.

G. Diem St. TRAXCISVILLE, PRACTICAL Till Smith, Copper Sheet Iron Worker Tin Guttering and Rooting A Speciality: All Work Guaranteed. S.US30U!. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.

root of Hill, St. Francisvillt, La. Orders for Weddings and Panic promptly filled on short notice. jy301y. F.M.MUMFOBD.

O. D. BROOKS. MUMFORD BROOKS. Xo.

5 Principal St. Buyou Sura La- Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, French Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Paints and Oils. Schools Books, Slates and Pencils, Stationery, Pocket Cutlery Albums, Pictures I'rames, Xovelties and Fancy Goods Of All Kinds. SMOKING AND CIIETATXG TOBACCO. Domestic and Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

Prescriptions Carefully Compound ed at all Hours, Day or Night, fy 30 ly. C. BOCK EL, Agt, Snn Street, Bayou Sara, La. DEALER IX Staple and Fancy Groceries Ijbwestekj rtOftrCE. Saddlery Department Ad I i for i Of the j'y Church Service.

Episcopal Cht'rch. Morning service will he held by Ker. Dr. Douglas, rector, of Grace Church, every Sunday at 11 a. Sunday school at 9:30 a.

evening service at '-30 p- m. M. Church. Service held every fourth Sunday of each month, at 11 o'clock a. m.

night. Sunday school every Sunday at 9 a. m. Good things at Gus Brown's. It will 6oon be too cold for ice.

Gns Brown rill buy gold and silver. Sauibola has fired his little gun. The straw hat must go. Lubricating Oil for giii stands, mowing machines, for sale by L. T.

KILBOURXE CO. When a man calls another man "Miss Xaney," he knows "how it is himself." If you are in need of a pair of spectacles, see 11 us Brown. Miss Emma Yigit-r, Mrs. L. Dnpree and Mr.

Felix Vigier, of Bayou Goula, La, arrived rn Thursday, for a short visit to their uncle, J. U. Laboye, Esq. Mastic Mixed Paints, of all colors, in 1 4, 1-2 and f. gallon cans, at I P.

Kil-boume Co. Tlie glove contest did not come off Sunday. Meeting with decided opposition as to its legality, tlrose, having it in charge, concluded to drop it. Gus Brown has opened up next to C. Bckel store.

The work train that has been re pairing bridges between here and TYoodville, was unexpectedly call to La riace, "Wednesday morn ir.g and accordingly steamed away, All goods purchased from Howell A Per cy will be delivered any where in town free of charge. 'I have been convinced'' said tme of our merchauts, ''that if you want people to read anything yon mast put it in the True Democrat." Dear sir, that's the size of it. You have hit the nail exactly on the bead. Subscribe with Gus Brown for any patter published. Fifteen dollars reward will be paid for information that will lead to the arrest and eonvictiou ot the person, who stole a package containing panes of glass, from my buggy, while hitched in front of Freyhau's store, last Saturday.

K. T. Catlett. Buy Whitakcr hams and breakfast ba-tod from HOWELL Sc PEKCY. It is learned that Mr.

W. M. Berrynian will take the house left vacant by Dr. Taylor, aud will move to it, at once. We welcome this genial gentleman and his family as residents of St.

Francisville, as no doubt they will be a social acquisition. Get a boneless ham from Gus Bown. been furnished us bv our able as sessor, F. E. Powell, aud will 3 doubt prove interesting.

Assessment of projerty lor 1892. Property owned by whites, 1,033, 671. Property owned by colored people, 1163,916. Total assessment for this parish, 1,252,587. You cannot do better than call to see Kew styles in bats, bonnets.

at MISS H. C. TOWN'S. Some parties unknown, while in a festive humor, took it into their heads to daub paint on stores and Jiouses up town, on Monday night. It will be safe to 6ay that these amateur painters do not perform good or appreciated work, and until they are willing to serve an apprenticeship under our jolly and able knight of the brush, Mr.W.M.

Magearl, we would suggest that their efforts will not result in the improvement of the appearance of the town and should be discontinued. Tu will find a full line of Hamil- Brown's Shoes at F. H. Ten-ney's. Our young friend, Rob Town is unaergomg an unpleasant experience with a pistol wound.

"While town with the bovs. last Fridav night, he reached over and chanced to take, with his left hard. Josh anTromps pistol from the lat ter's pocket In cocking it with the same hand, his finger elipped from tSer, and the pistol went off, tne ball inflicting a painful wound "pa the forefinger of Rob's right nand, bnt fortnnaTely passed be- ecu iwo oi the group ot boys with- uoiiig more damage. to A. of I Good Long Leaf Pine plank, $10.

$10. Common Cypress pl'k Good Heart plank aud Dimeusiou lumber Choice Seasoned Flooring ami Ceil lngfrom Cl fi TO dl $16 II 'it We also make the latest stvles of YVcather-boardin g. For further particulars ad dress J. IRVINE SOX, Bayou Sara, La. KEACIIIE Male and Female, COLLEGE, LI.

Next sessiuu npon Septemler 6. 1x82. Eleven schools of instruction, l'ull fac nlty. THOROUGH WORK. Strict DiscipUne.

For catalogue address, KEY. C. TV. TOMKIES, President. sep3-2ii)M.

SILLIMAN Collegiate Institute FOR YOUNG LADIES, Clinton. Large Endowment. Unsurpassed for healthfnlness, of location and buildings, general appointments ami of scholarship. Hill Conntry, Pure Water, Xo Malaria, Home Comforts. Four Courses k-ading to IVgres.

Best advantages in Music aud Art. Terms moderate. Apply early to insure admission. fVssion liegins Sept. 13.

18H2. For particulars nd address GEO. J. KAMSEY, A. M.

President. MILLWOOD Female Institute, i This institution is located near Jackson, East Feliciana Parish, La. place remarkable for beaut ifal snrronnd-iurx and salubrity of climate, four miles fiom tho Mississippi Valley Railroad. Thorough teachers in, each I department. Terms less than any other school of like advantages.

Seiou opens the tirt Monday ia September. Send for rataJone. MISS M. McCALMOXT, Principal. STATE Normal School, Natchitoches, La.

Re-ojHMis October 3, 1WJ2. Both sexes admitted. Attendance last session 270. Faculty of Eleven Able Instructors. Unsurpassed in beauty tind healthfulness ot location, thoroughness of instruction.

and jerfection of discipline. Diploma eu-titles holder to First Grade teacher's certificate without examination. TUITION FREE. Total expense need not exceed $110 per annum. For particulars.

Address, THOS. O. BOY I), President. FELICIANA Female Collegiate Institute. Jackson, La.

The forty-third session begins Mouday, Sept. 5, 1802. A thoroughly equipped school of bifih grade for yonng ladiee. Perfect ventilation, healthy, imperior ad vantages in music, art and elocution. Ex cellent home training, with christian -tud refined social influences.

Send for Catalogues. MISS L. J. CATLETT, Principal. St.

Mary's School. HATOXKOL'GE, IV. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Preparatory, Academic Collegiate Departments. Latin, French, German, English and Music, THOROUGHLY TAUGHT.

Fifth years pens Sept. 2lt, 1J2. Ad dress: MISS L. SMITH, Principal, Tulane University, Of LOUIKIANA. Tulane University embraces Co ege, High School, H.

Sophie Xewcomb Memorial College for Yonng Women, Law and Medical Departments. The College baa four parallel courses Classical, Literary, Scientific and Engineering. Next Annual Session of the Academical Department, including the H. Sophie Newcomb College, begins October 3rd, Law Department, opens November 14th. Medical Department, October 17th.

For speciil or general catalogues, apply in the Secretary of the University, Tulane Hall. W'M. PKFST JOHNSTON. President. Personal but Polite.

Col. V. D. Walsh, favored us with a pleasant call. We hear Miss Ida Mathews is on a vis.t Pass Christian.

We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Warren Gay on Tuesday. lr. Taylor and family are now domi ciled in their beautiful new home. Our handsoaie friend, Abe Mann, spent a part of the Jewish holidays with Woodvillo friends.

We regret to hear of the death 01 Mrs. Pipes, of East Feliciana, the venerable grandmother of Windsor Pipes, Esq. Mr. Monroe Pigott, a prosperous fanner the 2nd ward, called to see us, Thurs day. Dr.

Marcus L. Taylor, of Elba, is on visit to relatives in this parish. He will return home on Wednesday. Mrs. Willie Stirling and Miss Kate Per cy came down, from Waketield, Thursday, to attend the operetta.

Mrs. E. Muse is in town for the puqiose of putting her clever children, Jack and Cecil, at school. Miss Undine Byrnes has returned from the country, and will continue her visit here. Mr.

Graham Ogdcn, a bright yonng man, formerly of Woodville, is now writ ing insurance ith Mr. R. A. Harrison. II.

C. Binning, for so long the popular manager of the Telephone Exchange here, made a visit to his manv friends this week. R. A. Harrison, has kindly prom ised to give ns the cotton report each week, for which we take pleasure in thanking him in advance.

Dr. E. L. McGehee, of Woodville, came dtwn Thursday morning to meet in consultation with Dr. Jas.

Leake, over the case of Mr. A. Sehlessinper, who has been so dangerously ill all the wefk. Mr Irvine and family have returned from their delightful tour to the west. The greater part of the time was speut it Colorado among the Rockies.

While a Denver, they were entertained by Capt and Mrs. Pennvwitt. Laurel Hill Lrttrr. Laurel Hill, Sept, 27, "J2. Dear Editor TVe had a delightful meeting ot our very young soeiety this eve, at Mrs.

L. Argue's, and as we are anxious to have the list of our members increase, thought I would ask public notice of you. Or rather a public invitation through you, as we are very grateful for your kind wishes, two weeks sinee, for tli WfHiro fiC tbo UmitA tiv-i 1. 1 1 I UW1V of St. John's church.

We hope all good neighbors, aud all interested in the work, will meet at St. John's on the lat Saturday of every month. Monthly quota, lOcts," with any work or contributions the members may give. Report of all work, collection and money on hand, will be made at every meeting. The lady members are Mines.

McGehee, Stewart, Tercy, Argue, and TV Stirling aud Allain Misses Louise, Ida and Genie Stewart, Mary Mom- ford, Kate Percy, Gresham, Annie and Jane Argue, and Stirling and Lillie, Annie, Helen, May and Sara Allain. The gentlemen members are Messrs. McGehee, CM Stewart, FV Allain, Argue, Hull and Dr Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Moreno, honorary members.

Pure silver leaf lard at Hoell Percy As the sidewalk from Kilbourne's to Henry Tempers becomes nearer a fact, owing to the efforts of the Musical Club, the residents on the right hand side pf the street are of fering inducements to have it laid on that side. There are several reasons in favor of it, and it is like ly that the young ladies will bo de cide. The crossings on that side are better, and although the dis tance may be a trifle longer, due to the curve at Social Hall, this is more than obviated bv the fact the al m. Gus Brown has opened out fresh. We Hear That a young gentleman from city came so near losing his purse that he was seriously consid ering how he'd get the wherewith to returu home in proper style.

That the latest device for the eap year proposal is a very pretty one. It is a beau ideal way. Hot Lnnch daily from 8 to 6 p. (jonked Oysters ana Irout a specialty At Gus Friend's. Y0JI Kim It.

On Friday evening began this solemn occasion for the Hebrew race. Yom Kippur, the "white fast," or as it is commonly called the day of atonement, is a day of solemn fasting from suuset one day to the appearance of three stars in the sky on the day follow ing. Leviticus 23, 2G, gives the scriptural authority for the observ ance of this fast ou the 10th day of the month Tishri. It celebrates the grace of God in providiug par don for the transgressions of men and is intended that each man should make atonement to God by deep penitence for his own sins. Fasting is rigidly observed, except in cases ot extreme puysicai weak.

ness, and it may be noted how zealous are these devoted people in their observance of this requirement of the law. Young children look forward eagerly to the time when they too will be permitted to fast, and thus observe the customs of their forefathers. The writer has been told by a rabbi that it is on this day only of all the year, that the personal name of God Jehovah is spoken, and then only by the rabbi, who turns his face towards Jerusalem, and 'calls upon the sacred name ot Jehovah to receive the atonement of the people. On other occasions, the Almighty is addressed as Adonoi, the title only of the Most High. Christians might well imitate this reverence for the name of God.

A. 1). II. Ifyouwantto do any painting go to L. P.

Kilbourne Co. for Mastic Mixed Paints all ready for the brush. grace encurn. The General Convention of the Episcopal Church assembles in Emanuel Church, Baltimore, TVed nesday nest This body, which is composed of the Bishops and four clergyman and four laymen, elected from each Diocese, meets triennial-ly, and has jurisdiction over all matters which affect the church throughout the United States. The Rev.

Rector of Grace Church heads the delegation from Louisi ana. During his absence, which will be about three weeks, the ser vices ot tne cnurcn win te maintained as usual by the wardens. During the absence of the Rev. Dr. Douglas at the General Con- ntion, the Rev.

Mr. Moreno may be found at the rectory ready to officiate at any needed parochial services, ne will also officiate at the "Wednesday services. Fresh groceries, choice liquors and cigars. Complete assortment of saddles and harness on hand. Gin bands and lace strings, made to order at C.

BockelS. The feat of crossing the Atlantic in a 16 foot dory has been accom plished by Capt. Andrews, in his arrival at Lisbon, on the 21sL ne sailed from Atlantic city, X. J. July 20th, making the perilous trip in sixty-days, over a distance of 1683 miles.

Bav your Lubricating Oil at L. P. Kil bourne Jt cheapest and best in the market. Ulevelauu letter breathes man liness in every line. He does not evade a single public issue a A.

GASTRELL, Bayou 3ara, I lard ware, Stoves, Wagon and Carriage Woodwork. HOUSE FURXISKIXG GOODS, joining Store. All Work Rope, Woods' Mowing Machines, Hay Rakes, Sasl Blinds, Dwit, Ek IT Execnted on Short Notice. thai no bridges will be required..