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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
Commercial.

~ Dams l'in'a,a Ct des halitants ct plantenrs
de nos paroisses, nous aPpelons encore %i'atten.
ton de nos l%ec'curs sur l'nris de NM. I"ioErrn
Peterson ct FExSEE, impor'a,eurs de seNes.
harnais, coNisrs, quincaiNerie de voi,urc, ar,i.
Giles d'habitation. etc, No. I, rue des Maya.
Sins, Nouyelle- Orleans.
IT, magasin de ces Mcs-ieurs est cer,aine.
men, le mieux assorti dc la Nouvellc. Orleans.
Rien ny manque.
n ! a vatie'e.
" y n choix.
II y a bon march6.
Mr.. Henry Snbra, notrs intelligent ct com.
PLEASANT paroissien, est Fun des ptincipan.
commits de ce richie ct popnlaire magaSin.
Ne craignons donc pas d" mons adresscr a
renseigne 81 connue du CilEVAL NOlR.
L. ben&fce Ell lavan'age seron, ponr nous.
il ne nous faut point des marchandises de
paco,il'e.
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HUMsAKER ONCE MORE.
Is IT PIG OR PUPPY?
THE MYSTERY IS SOLVED.

II Gen. Oscar F. Hnnsaker, after seeking a
newspaper controversy iwii' this paper, is
small enough to back down without. discus'
sing or even denying our charges, then W.
ask yon, gentle readers. in what manner shall
be treated this apostle Of the Warmo,h fail,
In All av,icie Of his issue OF tie 24ih nit,
which BY the way would not do credit TO n
school boy of twelve, he in a ri,yful strain
says that 1--WE have bu.!very little record and
tina, he (Hnnsaker) is reliably informed Tia,
II las always been (our recor,)'on the side oil
the 'su"'errifed'' Democracy" Indeed the
app'icationSwon'd best suit the editor Of the
Sentinel, who after receiving his quietus a: tbs
hands Of the Texas Democracy, tried to sell
~';;niggers' in and around Brownsville, Texas.
and did make peones Of several of them in
Matamoras.
For a long time we were at a loss 10 under.
stand whether the editor of the Sentinel was
"Pig or Puppy" but as the fog gives way we
can see IN the Sentins! what We asserted in
our issue OF the l7.h Of September that he is a
puppy and a liar.-A liar when he charges thai
we have even been a democra,,-and a puppy
from the time he was drummed out of Texas
as charged by the Brownsville papers Tor mol
being particularly sound on one Of The ten
amendmen.s-"Tlon shall not steal &c"
The 'Sentine! proposes TO move OH our works
at the frs, opportunity. If Hunsakor will Ie, US
know the time we shall with pleasure indicate
The place-being willing to travel half way,
-Othe!wise le. aim keep his peace, unless
he prefers a castiga,ion sucl. as was adminis,.
cred the bombast Sena,or.-Feliciana Repu.
Mcan. ... ...
Cony'ere, pas CONNIE ca, pas CONNIE ca. Oh
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TenIe nu rabuis.
FOUR CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION
10 pour crssG nu.dcssOus
" GO COUssS @@

NJ. Joachim ROME avr,lit Messienrs les
ab',ams ct Adomicil,as de Ia rarni>sc SAINT.
Jacques anil %ve"lra, d par,ir damon I'd hui,
les marchand,>es nombr.u>ts ct v..iees qui
composen' son maea>in, d dix pour cen, III.
de-snns tn cout> utdinaire.
Cest nne excelien,e occasion ponr thus.
" y u d" Ia .,ocerie, de Ia mercetie. dos
matchandi-es >euhes lie lon,e .o,,e: indleunes,
damages, colons, coton,alcs, cl,aussures, ctr,
etc, etc.
Occasion nnigne
Venez, voyez, ct vons acl,etercz!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
OURTPRINCIpLEs.

Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Univetsal s.4fggr. ercept for ouilaus and
vsgebosds.
Cicic ~sil;snce Of Tie schi.e and colorsd
Losisiasians. fIELf
Education for all,
No more political Carpet. baggers, no,
ssslsss ropdies in Louisiana.
:, Political Equally Of na.xralized ond
American. born ciiizens.
Protection extended to laboriou, i'm
migrants.
Respecs for the 1av.
We ,cM erah the honest man to Office an.
reject he dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled BY Honesty AM
Intelligence.
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St-James Emporium Store.


NJ. j. TElSSIER f.i, >avoi5 a sa nombreusc
cI'.n'eIe et an public en- .in.ral due:
Ouire son tres-aand assortment va,ie, bien
choI>', c~onslatnment reuouvel3 Ne
Marthandises Ntches, M.,ccrie, Bouneferie,
Clanssuie> p"nr danes. cadcls. t%ilIet,cs
el t%nl'nl>,Q niucHillerir, Srlleiie, Par
turnrrie, P%hatma,i e, Chapeii.ti..
Wooden Ware, Wins des ]pteniers
cth> Ell l.iqns",s DIES meilieurs mar.
CUES, labacs Sous tuu,rs los iofines,
Ctoa'es ct Cigarettes d.. la H,yane, e,
= '"hnIle d'ant'es articles ,rop nomhr.ux
pour e1'e a"nme'f>, ii Went de tecevoir de-
M'Loa's, Dhfehn'1 M. an grand assortment d.
rroduits do rouest!
le's one: Fa,'"-. Pore, G,ai->c, Jambous
CUES y" snctr e, an'r"s. Epaules rumees,
Winsk.y. SAs"", Chandeiles, Amiipn, \
f'"ha.., Avo'nr, etc etc. e,c.
Au PIX do Ia Nouvellc-orleana.
r. tes MairhAnd, Ses sout
Supfrisurts CONNIE qualue!
UVenez ct voyez.
NJ. J. TGl>sIck, en- raison de Ia dificnl,e
des temps, v-nd'. meiIlenr marche que annals.
FL .ous lrouvc'cz anssi 4 i'Emporinm Sore:
I'1'etHeS de ioute hu.ncts a IO-l2i.
Ha'en"eS blrnes, d fond blanc, i couleur,
q chenl>e, meiimack, etc, ETC., au cho,x d
IS cents.
h'd'rnnes FRANCHISES fond blen c, a che misses
"A, a 20 cemls.
toions blaucs el tctos I e, / de 10 d 1874.
IS.
Co'ons -" "a e. 40 pDuce-, a ia, 20,
81!
C"io"s !" Ga, a 27b
toiohS TO- 1 d ti,np>. 40 rctis.
De,imes raysr-, cont,, a mat-.., Bou.,rjui
30 c"n,> /. ya'dr- Colnnn.d.s francairs
ell atnatleanne>-taSttnit he lnIir- M. @
ance>-In,r IS hlanchr> i che
misses, l.lus- de .ahlc-B'iu,
M"n>-"t1ne> ri burl
M~on>liq.iirs
III m ntand
ASSORTMENT
de merchandise biauci,r-. t.lie uns: :
Mon,seline>. P-rcaie.. N,u,unN. MuI.muj
bn'!ante. Drnl-i'-s. Pulp mes IN sule e.
co'"'', he"rs .ttitir = i+-. .ouronncs
blatirll">. etc, "a. etc, etc;
E"hn IN s>urljncm
complc' az Giants Jou.
vms- blaur> 1T en-
c%onl.nt, pour F
Messieurs ei ponr DANES, pour
B0ls IT pour Soire,s, etc.
11J~Et p"n,qooi donc aller a Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans qnand nous nvons lei, dans iEmporius,
Store, m endorsement. de premier otdre?
6 Aoat 70-6ln.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15

The n. w. Grand Lodge Of F. and A, Ma.
sons Of the State Of Illinois closed It's annual
sessions. The Lodge repealed a bylaw ~(sec,ion
I'D adopted by the Genera Lodge in Isa5, by
Z vote Of $50 TO 50, instruc,ing subodina,e
Lodges 10 admit no negroes or mula,,oes a.
visitors or otherwise. .s
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
FORGE SAlNT.JOSEPH.
UnbtlntiOM Annniit lSOM vKc01s,
ST. Locques. Rire gauchc.

NJ. L.. Edoun,d I'tcht, macanicien ct Tor
grton. ayeti, lea hxbi,ants lie la ~p.roi-se, quill
Went d'nuvrir son a,ciief sur l',sbi,atioh de
NJ Aman, Bourgeois.
n 50 rpndra / I'arpei des habitants pour
,6para'iou de- machines, h"uils"ites. ETC..
lies ,ravanx de forge seto", promp,ement ct
consciencieuscmeu, executes. jnin 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15

Mr.. ED.roR,-Please announce that I am q
Candidate for State Representative, a, the
election to be held in November next,-no,
dissenting with the regular Republican
Ticket, but, only in opposition TO Mr.. Henry
Riley.
';i's .sa. A#" 'a CESAR SELDOM.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
.4M.t PlNmleMrS.

NJ. D. l.. lIHRMANN, de Ss.~jean.Baptis'e, a
l'honnenr de- prtven'r NM les habit, ,nts 3u',i u cons
tamuent IN IN in des thnUdterr~ Il. .econde maih 4
pria mottre. It quill nchtte'a "a vi-,l lie fo"t- a Si?0O
le stonnean ct les vieillrs i-rsailles n $500 ie tonnenu.
1913 av.-7Ol
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Avis au Public.
Meubhs 4 Vsndre,

~ J. Billion Went de r~ecsyoir dirsctemeol
M assor,im.", compile. de Menbles, tells cue
LITN, TABLES ! Munger, TABLES rondes,
GARDE-MANGER.
CHAtSES, FAITEUUS,
BERCEuSES. TOlLETTES,
LAVABOS, ETC, xrB., Erc.,
, lie toni, premiere qnalits, du deruier goo,.
aux prix les Plus modar<s.
Staircase, M St-.james Store, rive droite,
pres de- reglise S,-Jacques.
mai 2l.-lS7O.
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a vondre

AAA Une propri<tf situse dams lie
MsssIS.1f voisinase ,du College jefferson,
1@@@@ St.Jacqn-s, rive sanche, mesn.
rant on d'm arp'"t de face an feuve sur une
Pf"fo"denr d'e"'iton guarantee arpen's, avcc
md'Son, cuisine, biisses, at authorizations de
tout genre. Terre cullivee e, productive,
Jaru,n en- rapport, b"l,ure exccilen,r, etc..
Sadresser an bureau hn Louisianais.
St.Jacques, 2 Julie, 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
%FABR,QuE DE CIGAREs

fpo Do DUtPVIS y @IEo
E.n,rc rEeliss S,.Michei e, Ia Mniso" de
Cour - lIabilnlion l.. Chene. - St.JacQucs,
Rive g%aucle.
Mss>i-nts les marcl,ands de Ia paroisse ST
jacques ct des raroi>ses v%oi-ines, tronvero"'
t"njours q Ia fab,ique de MN. r. X. DuPuIs
81 Cir, IN assortment c"mP'et Dc cigarcs
d'excellente qnaIi,6, ct aux prix les plus
taisnnnahles.
- Sept. 1915 IN.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
C~andidatures

Mr. 'Ednor.-Please announce that Mr.
JosEpH FERE1ER is an Independent candidate
for Stale Senator a, The commins election, and
will be warmly supported by
ALL HIS FRIENDS.
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A vENDRE.

a A VENDRG:. entire lie College
,sssasH.aBS Jefferson ct Feg Use 81 Michel, u,T
SHs&8 Naison e, une Propriff6 for, con.
A w"nabies.
Des Conditions arantogeuses seront fai,cs a
larquareur.
S'a'lre>ser au Bureau ln Louisiaaais.
Sl-Jacqnes, 10 Sept. 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
81. Mary Jefferson College,
PARISH OF ST JAMES, LOUISIANA

Ih,s Institution" has us, opened its Session
OF 1901 and The Glasses, under Nj any.
me"'ed corps If Professors, are being rapidly
organized.
Parents and Guardians who hold back their
children from approximations Of The Yeliow
Fever.afe informed tina, that maiady Is unknown
IN THIS parish; and they are 'esprc fully
reminded OF the great Importance I" the pupils
possible.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
Election November 7th 1870.

For Auditor Of Public Accounts:
ALLEN JUMEI.,
Of Iberville.
For Treasurer Of State:
JAMES D. BLAIR,
Of New Orleans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-10-15
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

Bncl,n leaves are gently s,imuiant, with =
peculiar tendency 10 The Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of The Urina-
~ Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Ca,arr,
Of The Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the BIad-
der aud Utc,l,ra Disease Of tho Prostate
Gland, aud Retention or lncontinence Of
Urine, from a loss Of tone in ,hel psris con.
crrned in its evacuation. The remedy has
ats" been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cu'aneous Affections, and
Dropsy.
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j. K. GAUDET
AyOCAT

BuasAu Pasois.e S.-J.cques, rive d,oi,e, cino mile.
.a.dessus de 10 MAison DE- Cous. ApREssR: C..,relle
p. O.. " -"
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Properties

Their ojor is strong, d;ffasivc, and some.
wha, aromatic, their taste b~ittsrish, and aualc.
gous mint. .A
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
EmpOria Brewery.

ANACKE ~ 60. have established a
MI Brewery just north Of Emporia, and are
prepared TO furnish beer and ale on short no
tice. A good stock constantly on hand. Gus
TONERS will do well 10 call on us
Highest market price paid for barley.
I8-f-20.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
in signed has been appointed and duly quail
ified as administrator of the estate of Margaret
5. Nickel, late Of Lyon county, deceased.
r. W. HIRTH.
Elnporia, Kan. Feb. Il, 1870. no.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Written for the NEWS.
WHOM HAS HE HAR1IEDP"
Whom has he harmeds What has he dones.
A prayer to God, q word to man,
Then, like a culprit, he was dragged
Before n man made judge to stand.
Whom has he harmedI What has he doneg
Thatmen by criminal law should sieze
Him, who never wished them harm,
But sought their good on Bonded knees.
Whom has he harmed! What has he done
Against his country, God or man,
That he was torn from wife ana babes,
To be confined within that dens
Whom has he harmedY What has he done.
That he felon's doom should reap,
That friends to him their backs should turn,
And angry words against him speak?
Whom has he harmedl What has ne done,
That men, in name Of law, demand
The gin which to the Lord was pledged,
From his, Oh, Lord, thy servants hand'
Whom has he harmedf What has he done?
But he'll not murmur nor complain,
For vengeance to the Lord belongs.
And wicked men will soon be slain.
Whom has he harmedg What has he done?
Great God thou knowest well his heart,
And in "that day. thou wilt declare
He did not act a felon's part.
Whom has he harmed? What has he done!
But why's my soul with Sorrow wrungf
Ny Lord was ''hated without cause"
And with transgressors was he hung.
Whom has he harmed? What has he done?
But hush, my soul, hear Jesus word,
"All things together work for good
To those who love thy God, the Lord"
MRS WIxON
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
NOTICE

7 S hereby given to Z. W. Taylor, non-resi-
Il dent of the State of Kansas. that he has
been sued by Lafayette James; that the petition
him in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court for Lyon county, Kansas, on the 10th
day of February, 1870; and that he must an
swcr said petition on or before the 18th day of
March, 1870. or said petition will be taken as
true and Il judgment rendered against him,
quieting the title of the said Lafayette James
in and to the north half of the northeast quar-
ter of section %, township Is, range 10. in Lyon
county Kansas, as against any claim orclaims
of the said p. ". Taylor, or any person claim
ing the same or any part thereof by, through,
or under said +. w. Taylor by any conveyance
made subsequent to the commencement OF this
suit, or by or through any conveyance unre-
corded at the time of the commencement of
this suit and for costs.
ALMERIN GILLETT,
G-S Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
Roam NOTICE

NOTICEis hereby given that petition will
y be presented to the Board of County Com
missieners of Lyon county, Kansas, at their
regular meeting. on the 4th day OF April, A.
ID. 1870. for the establishment of a road. rs fol-
lows: Commencing ut the southwesterly end
OF the county bridge across the Cottonwood near
Soden's mill; thence to the southwesterly end
of the most southeriy approach TO said bridge;
thence turning in a curve and running up the
right bank OF said Cottonwood river until IT
intersects the county read near crossing at So
denis mill dam. CURTIS HIATT
and twenty-one others.
EmpOria. Kansas, Feb. IL. 1870 80
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
NOTICE.

HHARLES LEEMAN and Sarah Leemanl
~ non-residents of the State of Kansas. will
take notice that they have been sued by Dam
by him in the District Conrt of Lyon county
Kansas, and that they must answer said petit
ton on or before the 3Ist day of March, A. ID.
1870, or the same viii be taken as true and
judgment rendered accordingly, quieting the
title of the said Daniel Wells in and to the land
described rs the southeast quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter of section "a. in township Is
range u, in Lyon county, Kansas, against said
defendants. PEYT0N 6 SANDERS.
80 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
EMPORIA NEWS.
Friday, February 25, 1870.
Written for the NEWS
THE PRESIDENTS IN RHYME.

Written for the NEWS
THE PRESIDENTS IN RHYME.
George Washington was number one,
Then John Adams he begun.
Jefferson made the number three,
And Madison the fourth was he.
Monroe the fifth now here came in,
Then sixth, and Adams came again.
Seventh, Andrew jackson next he came,
And eighth we count Van Buren's name.
Harrison now made number nine,
And tenth John Tyler filed the line.
Now Polk was eleventh as we know,
And twelfth was Taylor in the row.
Fillmore, the thirteenth, took his place,
And Pierce was fourteenth in the race.
Buchanan, fifteenth, now came on,
The sixteenth, Lincoln, the martyred one.
When, seventeenth, johnson took his seat,
And Grant Is eighteenth in the heat.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed administrator
OF the estateof William Smuliine. late of Lyon
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all creditors and others
i interested in the estate of Nancy Langston,
deceased, late of Lyon county, Kansas. that
intend to make q final settlement as admins
traitor OF said estate, rs the next regular term
of the Probate Cou- Of Lyon county, Kansas,
to be holden at the court house in Emporia. on
the first Monday of April, 1870.
LEWIS r. LUDY,
Go Administrator.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all parties inter
N ested that the following described lands
in Lyon county, Kansas, sold for the taxes for
the year 1866, will be decided to the purchasers
At said sale. unless redeemed on or before the
ID day of July 4. D.. 1870:
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
Briefs.

TMr. Lewis W. Orwan has been appoin-
ted keeper at the county Jail.
\ The citizens of Newport complain that
chicken thieves are too plenty.
An adjourned court will be held in this
borough on the 9th instant.
X Killed on the railroad-Four dogs at
Newport. The hope of the citizens is.
that the railroad company will do some
more.
XThe mail route between Chambersburo
and Bedford, has been purchased by Ja-
cob M, Long, recent resident of New
Germantown.
The secondary school in Newport has
been discontinued, in consequence Of
dissatisfaction with the teacher.
1t is now illegal to kill squirrels rabbits
partridges or wild turkeys
Newport is determined to have n lock-
up, and each man in the borough has ap.
pointed himself committee to select a
good location.
5. H. Galbraith Esq. has been appoin-
tea county surveyor in place of III. b.
Holman resigned. This is certainly an
excellent appointment.
Y The new and pleasant toned bell re-
Gently placed in the spire of the Metho-
dist church, is from the celebrated Buck
eye Foundry, of Van Duzen a. lift,
whose advertisement will be found in
another column.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
For The Bloomfield Times.
The Bloomfield Fur Company.

January 4th. 1S1C

January 4th 1870.
Mr.. Editor-Ilaving seen in your paper several
notices of the Bloomfield Fur Company it may not
be amiss for me, an humble member of that Com
pany, to state the object of our confederation and
the rules by which we are governed. We are regu-
lated by no rules as interchangeable as those of the
Medes and Pcrsians, except Rule 3rd, which one
we are most particular in observing and the pun
ishment most severe. The others are to be enforc-
ed as long as they are mutually pleasing.
The intention of this Company is to bring weep
ing and wailing into the habtations of Reynard IN
the first place. and lastly, though not leastly, for
the sake of that filthy lucre which draws man into
most of enterprises. The Skin and the Scalp being
the trophies Of the chase. We acknowledge no
leader but headlong and united we tramp over hills
through woods and swamps in pursuit of our prey
sounding the war-cry of Annihilation, (Which as
cannot spell it, may be heard before the rising OF
the sun, on any hunting-day sounding as near like
"Che-hoe," rs l can describe
AS yet we have chosen no banner. We respect
fully solicit from the public any embems or coat of
arms they can suggest All will be taken into con
sideration, except those having the picture of a
halfStarved cur, leaning against tree, barking at
hole in the rocks. Such are ruled out by a unan-
mous vote in private council held at headquarters
in the field.
The following rules were passed in private coun-
Gil, but shall take the liberty of making them
public
Rule lst Each individual is to furnish his own
grub, thereby preventing the disagreeableness of
casting wiShlul eyes on his friends.
Contributions of BenZine are to be handed
around to those having good swallows.
Rule I'd. That all persons wishing to have claim
on the Skin, arc to furnish u cur The same cur to
have at least three running legs and to be able to
howl on the trail, around the woods, or at some
thing Age not particular.
Rule 3rd. That all persons accompanying a hunt.
are to fully concur in all yarns told by each other,
regarding the chase. And if success does not at
tend u.s. he is to state that the dogs ran one, but
some man shot the fox away across the country
and make it as far as possible which will cause
people to believe the ours are valuable and per-
haps induce the to buy at an eXorbitant price.
Rule 4th The man killing the fox returns with
the Scalp. The owner of the lead dog returns with
the Skin the rest return with wet feet and an
empty stomach which is to serve them right for
not paying dog tax.
1t is requested that all dogs should be called pet
names, to distinguish them from the lower species,
such as "WenuS' and ''Biggus."
Dividends declared enthusiastically
NlMROD.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

of the 9Th inst, some person entered the
house occupied by Gabriel Kline, at Green
park, and stole $45 from chest, and "
small amount Of change from Mr.. KIines
pants. Entrance was effected by boring a
two inch auger hole through the cellar door
and afterwards removing the sash. Sever
al robberies have occurred in that neighbor-
hood within few months, of singular
nature, which makes it appear that some
person acquainted with the premises COM
mits the deeds.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

Two men named John Briner and James
Rogers were arrested on Saturday by Con-
stable Eaton, of Landisburg, for peddling
without license, and were brought before
Esq. Shuler, in this borough.
The most singular part Of the procedure,
was their being discharged with fine of
ten dollars, which, if they were liable to
any fine at ALI should have been one hum
dred dollars. The counsel for the officer
wished to have the men held until some in
formation could be obtained as to where the
goods were procured, but the men were
discharged and hurried out of the county
as though their time was remarkably pre-
cious.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
Gbe Ginres, New BLOOMFIELD, 1]a.

NVer DOne.-We frequently see COM
plants of officers neglecting their duty,
but i'll the return of the Burgess and Coun-
Gil OF this borough, by Constable Mehaffy
for the condition of the streets, we have an
instance Of an official over doing his duty.
The one place particularly complained of,
had already been ordered fixed by the put
ting in of n culvert. The materials for the
purpose are already on the ground, and but
Tor the sudden and unexpected early cold
would have been completed this fall. AS
1t is, temporary arrangement had been
made to conduct away the water, so that
the place is in better condition than it has
been for years.
The condition Of the streets and walks
in our borough is such that our town will
tayorably compare with any in the State,
and had the constable ever travelled much
he would have known that our citizens
have no reason to feel ashamed of their bor-
ough.
AS he acknowledges that he has not seen
the place complained of for several weeks,
it looks as though the return was either
made to crafty some other person, or for
some spite he may have against the bor-
ough authorities Under the circumstan-
ces the return is ineXcusable.