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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
The Shepherds Deg.


A flnck Of about 9m sheep was
advancing towards town by one If the
Northern r"utls. AZ it passed through
the village If Tottrhhau, ai"ut !.
dozen; cf tile same sprries we've seen
apli.0nct in IN the "lls'sitc direction
aud the drivers Of this small drtarh-
,nent became, as usual in such cases,
auxinns lest any Of their himinutivr
number slr"ui,t desert to the stronger
part, +" prevent which they -gathegffi
their few sheep I" one siife 1t the rOasf
and surrounded them, It's it actr, with
a wall Of men, until the larger flock
should have passed One OF them,
however h,fii, d all attenptsto proven,
his escape. aud. t"rciag his way ln'.
tween the legs ct the men who sur
rounded him, sprang into the nl!st ri
the "il,rr flock, in which 10 appeared
to the unpractis.'d eye, completely
lost. A vigatt,us pHu.ait inHtdia'tl,
commenced, and the drivers. rnnnin.
to- aud fro, made every effort. to ie.
COVER the fasitive, until they "tr"
obliged, from mere exhaustion To- ise
over the rn,ls.mv"r. Tho hend driver
"f,he larger flmk. wh" had lacked III
appa, emily e,ioying the. transactinI.
then, gave the word 4" his dog. wh"
dashed fnrwurd and hr4.,.i. the. affair
to ~ very speedy conclusions. He sim
.icd out the runaway without the least
hcsitatirn, aud scizing lin by the
loose skin Of the neck, bore lila, ia the
ground, and held him fast until the
drivers came mp and fully secured him.
The. ia,sev flcck Now passed oi., aut. a
t,stans'.r expressing His pleasure at
the sagacltv ui the al"., the diver Vnt
the animal into vigorous employ n,ent ;
and he wits seen now urging "n THE.
main bmly- now restraining stmg-
2ieis--,uw at iis masters feet, --an,l
now. again, circting the flock, aud
barking With all his might. After this
display had continued for some time
1t vas int, rmpted hy M cutlery iron,
behind, aud the stray sheep was seen
renew ing his attempt at an ESCAPE. Ii
In this he a.ai succeeded. alshaH.ii
his insurers were nnw aided liz n
nnmll"r Of hystai.i-,s T.: and the poo,
n,imal. II" doubt thinkin. the c"a>,
clear, came t"nn,iing onward il cage,
haste. As before, however his triumph,
WAS hut al sl"it duration, for til.
dog, delivered him IL second time t.,
his rightiul "w nrrs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

w Dt. Al" r,;rIiiy ,an,I met ls
match, hui un u.e ncrasion d. tiIlt
owned he had. lie MAS srni ior by %
'hhktep'r. VIII" lad luai,,!ed with b.
wife, ahn l,;td SCARED his face uip
htr nails. sn that the in"r man va
bleeding aud mnrl, .liSii.u,el. Abr
hr:hy Thought ii.i> an opportunity ~
:" be !,'si i"r ad,n"ni>hit.g il,.. "fiendd
an" saii: ''Mad.r. a.e You ~
asfl:.n'rd uf ."mr>.ii t." tieai ,nnr iIi'r
t',n'! shus-the husband ~; .n Is III
h'ad of als-.our head. matlai',
tact We'll. DOCTOR" ti,'c.iy irinis
eel the 'iias", may not scratch !"
own head y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

THE ECONOMY OF LONG BURROWS.

The turning Of the rlow and the COM
menring Of II new furIow requires more
txe,tinn on tue pl"wman and the team
than continued work on a etraigl,, line,
and how great may really be the less
of time fr"m frequent interruption in
short turns may be Shown by the fol
lowing calculation In Il field s225 feet
long, five aud Il halt hours out Of ten
ar, used in redirecting the pillow; witt.
a length at So feet, four hours arc sui.
ticient for the purpose, aud when the
plow cam proceed without interruption
for $50 feet, only one and half hours
Of til. daily working time are consum-
ed. Hence the rule to make the fur
rowe as long as circumstances will ad-
nlt. - PL0WMAA.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

Hoes HEAD CHEEsE.-Pnf hog
heal in salt and wuic, lur two days
then wash a'.st >ci.;.e them clean. ar
boil ui,il all TIE L,nrs come mt
Take il up, pill, all uhr hnEes ont ~
chop II line: season it with sagr, VT
per. salt and il little cayenne, ~ha
small sp"ntui "t .pice. PIT II ID
cloth ar tin pan, cnver it.. ana r
heavy weights nn Isl press if. wv,
cold, tax. it out al the nori,i ~
cover it with ,iuerar. Cut il In s'a.
for the table as cnIi suusc, "r beas
w and fry it, with OF without b'''
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Ccmmnn.ca; f0n.
HALLvlttE, TEXAS. !
January 9TH, 1872.

DEAR DEMOCRAT
We sincerely r'g,et orr inter in
ability to ".lof our beaver" to the
most honorable Editor Of the Ga
zette, in acknowledgment OF his
extremely fa,terirg notice of our
letter to you, written December 4
Not i",ng possessed Of that essen
tfal article ct masculine attire, we
must & intent ourselves With cOUr
testing Our thankst to the gentleman
Flor his complimentary remarks. at
the same time l".sglng (" differ ma.
tcrun!:y fran his erpressea views.
We have no taste for contr0vrr-
cips. neither do We tlesile to ,mri,
'sreSnrrcct onlsL" and .'dig ul." this
we, sincerely trusf, dead an'! de-
Gently buried subject ut 'CiIitaco
sufferers" Still We a:e not dis
posed to tlrOl, the matter until We
have. il, 81 slight degree. shown the
f.,llaci0nsnrss Of his remarks. r.
Throughout the annals OF history,
from the Gays Vt Noah - tie pres
rnt time arr. we not shown that the
iHnMrmt suffer with the guilty
What sihs had been commit ed by
the irst ssfir>t born Of The Egypt.
ians" that they should he smitten
ty the sword Of The Almighty :
avPn.iug wrath !? When God III
fierce anger destroyed NinrvaI',
Pumpcii. lIerculancum aud SO.lom
Of old. did he punish only the gull.
ty aud preserve fiOm harm the NO.
men and children? And when Lot =
wife, win eyes streaming with
tears Of sympathy and love for the
inhal,ita. Is Of the Doomed city of
Seldom, turned hack 10 :akc one
last, lingering look, was she rot
ti,c,e transformed into Il monument
to Witness through all time that the
punishment scGs from the Lord, and
her <. mlm,ly was insult 10 Il ~!
Ii IL not our desire to draw com.
PARSONS l.rtwr.M the two cities, nor
sit in Judgment OH the people 0i
Chicago. we wis', simply 10 show
our learned friend that We did not
deIlounce them indiScrimin .tr'N j.,
hut SIMPLY used Il license custOma
~ every where that of Judging the
masses 10y their leaders. We hey.
q dtprcate an act that Is really
one ct charity, but. thai the Suuti,
rrn people should I've SO loud in
their expressions Of $. mlathy aud
friendship for those, ace again re
peat 1t, who have lmrn SO v,ndctiv,.
in their hatred. and who to day are
IL hundred fold better off than we
arr--is We think, unca!le.l tor am.
unnatural.
Hopin. that VIC have not fnrthe,
offended, n"si viii, the warInpsr
wishes Tor the success Of the Dem
ncrat, We remain, Yours.
Il T.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
Eauate. E0sscs,
THE DESERTED rENEMExrsorr ur -.
OF LONDON.

A great deal If curiosity la. h..
excited fol !. long pe,iod in refer,
+" number O' large Lorsns in s,,.
ford street. tB'nrkhia's) Snowh;n
Nrwin2ts", and e;!t..s Parts Of Lo,,..'
which have for neatly half IA .e,,.
been all""'d {" t"nsain empty. .,s
suffered 70 ~; int" I r.il.ous -.
fIr r.",nf value "f HE r,.s,..;,
hrin. many thousands ,,, snnpm
On,. !."rse in S,.nf,I,i str.ct =, :,
rorBr, Of Hatfield STREET, whi..,
f"rmcrly LET for EInD ,.c" annnn l..
been empty mere than fniy ,e,.
The valI"ns premises were rappl.1-
kn""H ~ ''innrtrh Ii",Ses.r ~,
crowds have eli, cited. or,nsi ,.,,.
round them. particularly IL i,en...;.
Stamford street. Ep''I Iir ,r:.ort H.,
u "rlns," had been Sc, waking ,h,,.
some o' t'.c i"nni-. TIN ir ,ta! l.isa,.
appears tn te t!,iS: The r,au,,,.
originally ft'"naed 10 .o,ie;,..
'"''"" "' ,''"" possessed d a
large fortune. ana he, through m,,.
h''''' "'''' "''''" ''' I" III any lm.
'l''' W '''i- ii"i'''!' if at'd snMe
live am.!-,wc,ty ,ra.S ago. lawn. :,
i s''"'' S''''' ''.i'''' ''"s Va HIS @idey
'" faf'' ""' '"e same ca 'S". His
"''e'''"'- "''f "''. ee' ana al .te
''e''''' "' '''e ''''" t'' sAne i'jahe.
"i"s,iffr,
'''''' "'' '"''" place "a
By
\ 1919 '''''''fs N
'''"'''' w ~ IN al
t'"''" '''i 'F
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wv" ~ WV "a" ''aai.
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'"S't'h'" III me !" "t>es. ~ s.e
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'f'''i'''i"" az Us '''''f ann "''hl''"',td
appeal ''''''' ''''''''''' we '"" "id
"A'"'' "'''''" 'i'''''' ''SH !" ihe
"htf h"hsc- III 'h'' Steer. lie fime
'h''Seh '"i"@ se'f'a:iE e''hins.-
/" tfi sHh''f" ia st'ifid' 'fi'tt w"'iid 20
thr NJ tie f'i''''L' ."'n's # he
ii'r-e rhiii'"S i':i'":''s>. :.ha ,l.s
'i>!tS gave rise. ." doubt. la The
''eii".t' rmin"r- that wen ,iir. and
wrrt. the r:I,iSr al the r.nwdS :,s ,rn
hiiag 1" see the iiah: .lranin. ton
the windows. Almost dst nraasely
after ii:" death i'" anne known, il as-
pears that parties claiming Ia be RE
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~ a negro h". of eight has pic
true primer /" teach him his letters
Que ot the pictures is that If bull
chasing IA lmy. which the little 'darkey
watches from day To day, gleett.lly
exclaimius. ''lie haint coteL'd lin
YET" .tg
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~ a baby was Recently left on q
Wisconsin door step, an'l the tnllnwiu.
note accompanied the bundle: II com
mend MY little darling I" y"ur care.
Mrs. i. Please call her Madse Armii.
da. Phrase never give Ter stimulating
drink of amy kind III hrr food, Tor that
came near killing her. and cold water
WAS all that saved her life. pi.as. l.,
her food bc made If cream. loaf sn-a,
aud boiling water. MOTHER"
fl EAVY MESS PORK and ENTp 4
III Lard FOR sale l.y
HENRY A. BIOSSAT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

- Last week WAS an cvcntfHI one
in the st an,!nat line. None left the
City after ". dnrstlAy till Saturday
which is rnESral, hence our news re-
rnr;S are h, hind time. Such nv we
r.nllh CLEAN at IA late boar we give in
our ca! ,mi:S.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~ Michael l.cg,as, State aud Parish
c. hector. issues an important notice
t,;!i Tx PAYERS of he Parish. Pr :
pare yourselves With your extra g'cen-
backs and ,cm cal. on Lin.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

TIE Sin OF BORROWING. Such n
halit of mind and heart is wrong. be-
cause it puts one into deSpnndency
that i'll fits him for duty. ! planted
two rose bushes in my garden; the
one thrived beautifully, the other
pc,ished. found the dead one on
the shady side of the house. Our dis
!" sitions, like our plants, need s"n-
shine. Expectancy of rerulse in the
,anse of many secular and religious
failures. Fear of bankruptcy has up
torn many Il fine business, and sent
the men lodging among the note
: AYERS. Fear OF SANDER aud abuse.
has often invited all the long beaked
vutl,ncs of lackbitiug, Many "t the
misinrtunes OF life, like hyenus, flee it
you cnu.ageously meet tllcnl.- Tai
inatlge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~ Juiiciou> advertising is ncve,
kn"wn to hing g'icf to the advertiser.
Large type is not always necessary
IN the adv'i tl>'ment. as blind people
d" not read the papers.
The fair sex are not the only en- ions
people in the world, therefore cu.lc,vor
TO arouse the readers curiosity by
Hnir advertisement.
IF advertiser. is worth having, its
wotl paying f,".
Don't expect an advertisement to
bar f,ni, in single night like the
Prophets S",rd.
A sius'e ''card" may p,oftably stand
for years without changing, but sensa-
,ionai notices s!ionil he often altered.
Advertise as y9n wonld angle for
fish: drop your lines in the right
places.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

- We are thankful. for New Or.
leans papers to the clerks nf the Ozark
c. II. Dur!er. Carrie A Thorn, 3. l.
Hodge, Lotus Mob, Rapidcs and Sou.i,
ii rsltln.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24
ALEXANDRIA. La.
WEDNESDAY,.
IiNTAEY q, 1872

- The Publisher of the Democrat
wnn'h respectfully r"mind IT." puLli'
that tie Printers B;l! has been ie-
pral..l AM TO l,nrar hlnts :he laws %;
the State. Til. letters lave teeu mr.
Tirit"d that b,rni him. anil nSw all
papers are an the same footing. and
must stand nr fall by their Own merits.
ANY one, nov. Plaintiff or Defendant.
Evprr'or %, Administrator ear publish
t'.rir legal Entircs Just where they
PLEASE. w" 'rrst orr friends will heal
this in mind and remember the DENIM
rrat. Sir"e nnr first bow IL II Pal,
liS!,cr We have m'rn in he cold. and
now want Il small slice of the chicken
pie.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~, We direct the attention of our
citizens. to The affidavit of Gerald
.Fitzgc:asl. to be found amongst ou,.
advertisements. - -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

nra- TnAn dale: than ever. times
equally h3;d a,:! business, like Angels
visits. few and far between. Better
day still locked for.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

,-V Dvniin. will and must gn on
This i Julius G"otlnan's 1872 text
S., believing hr has started mt once
m :.r anew. and wheeled iutn fiue
under III" old hannrr q! pure old SAFE
T." and 70 'rhnn straight. Any body
d,u'ting II 'emi'riancr Elitn'S wrid
can he easily convinced by calling in
an,. smiling al Gnndmau's c"untcr.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

~ Politeness is like an air cushion ;
there may he nothing III it, but il eases
our j0ltss wonderfully. -a.l7.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

- The first of Vt month Mil he
a gaia day in AlexamIria. That is Tie
day specially fixed fer the turnout and
parade ot Stnrewuii Hook aLd l. aidrr
Co.. No. | And ut uiyh. the crl.hra-
tinn will wind up with grand D,cs>
Bal. Surely wien sac!, corps OF
our L., st Voting uI"lI, as those who ill
the ranks If The "!ionkS," make Il call
fl: public IavnrS. none will refuse to
Weld TO them AL they merit. With
81 lair day we expect Il G,;ud tuInnu!
tinn The ;ff;ti at any ra:rs we wish
them one and ali gcuu ne success.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

:FS We ne auti,,iztd to state that
TIE Right Reverend j. i. Il. Wi!u,er.
ID. j.. l.. l.. d.. will visi, St. james
Church. Alexandria, on he s"r'nl
SHndaN IN Leht, tciu. the s5tl, "f Feb
mr.; " hen he will rc,,hratr tie ilol,
Rite If cnrliI 10 ltiun. and probably na-
snir II candidate Ter Holy Orders /" the
sacred order af D.;rnHs.
He PROPOSES I" visit C''"m"vvi'lr III
Thursday. the % of February, tor
Confirmation.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

AN ESTERrRIsING FIkM.--Am"ng
the tnu,m fl. i;l inn<es III onr cit,
there u,e hr,,. WHO stara higher. -,
Who have. IL M re h,n"rni'!c reputation
than The Well hn"wn j. w. Plat: \
Co., No IfE2 C"ni, street. c"rrr, P"y-
,t;aS This ii, IN has been established
lr,c !"r MANY Yeas. and lay keeping
nniiIin. in tnrir store In, articles "t
the hest quality, aud brands, they
rust"n, Is of whom any grocer light
well fr.l p,nE,l. and all will say 'l,at
they well deserve their r"Iu.n3'ty.-
Tin "xcrII. nee IF their si,'c..iXs aud
the GrahtA u! the pune winrs \ Id ,N
lh,n have given them Il ti.h aelm,a-
ton. Their house is heated ~ the
m..;t cent!a! p:tt of the it,. and ,I,ir
<;0ci, en-, races >,,rii variety ~ ani
s.lr> n- t" rnahir them to ill m"inpl,
all orders In addition To their rr.,,.n,
stock # groceries. N,.sSr-. j. ". Pla,I
x 10. keep "nr of he largest stacks ~
!; hit,s n"d japan teas 80 l." found in
tbs country, hn, ing in immense guam
Titles direct f.nuI The imp",triS 10,
cash. and therefore. ut the. lowest posi-
a.!.. market rates. They pa, special
niirntI"n t""ld"rS sen, f,",n the c"r,n
Try. aud customers 1T II Ills ;in"r cal,
p! G." ;'ic Samr reliance "n 'hr!r o'lerS
as .i."ugh~thry we're here in lrr>"n.
j | goods are delivered "n lond at
at> uf Ike ~iraurh"a'S or rni,,u,d car
tree al charge, aa,i orders ale Suiici,rti
a,H rls'm f'om I'll pats "f tie S"nris.
New Orleans Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-24

the Garde Mobile, aud during bic alb
sencr the cr,in..s CEASED. Immediately
"n his return, il April, 1871, three sue
ces>i.e tGrslaries renewed the alarm
of the neishlaah", ai, aud I.em+ttre lr.
gan tn he " atcl,c,l. He himself, how.
ever. felt sufficiently secure +" get mar
RED, and l" celebrate the occasion with
II l,,"fnxtncss which. no doubt, agra.
vat,d the thrifty peasants suspicion.
AT length he Was ol,sirye,l, Onc NOM
ing. by man VII" had long suspected
him. creeping into cures latrse, and
VIA caI.tured in the act If r"Ll,ery.
His l,nnse i~ing tl.en searched, arti.
eles stnlen il pieyious rOblHries. were
found in his possession, aud he canfess'
cd to one nt the .w",st "f the murders
and the singular similarity Of thea.
crimes. coupled With the ci,cmMs' ~, ces
n"w seen to connect him with them
pircln,les sny doubt TINT be- vas til.
rrrp, ttat"r Of the whole se, les.
A u,<re horrible revelation uf the
depti, Of degradation "f " l,icl, hnmani
tty is capable could i,ar,l!y be present
al than this. Il belongs tn that class
If cases, happily rar,', in whicl. the
criminal seem. to he destitute of any
Susceptibility to ordinary human feel.
inss, aud to pOssess no ether motive
tAanfa pallry greed, and No "tl.er in.
t.liectnai faculty than Il deptaved, cin.
ming and supreme srlfishmess.-L Lon.
don Times. = UlH
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-04

Wriasq oa hs hack n q Coyaiersis
Nois W. Lsss surr,al,r.
Waa i1sts

Rsrfssssilas asihiss On Gels earth aas.
Saf in TIE ssis'' tsluv n
Ass pledge "a nation ih.ts Dad ssd saas
Sep u issf is,esa. asd show n
abow y O those whe will lend an sst
70 'hs tale this paper can isll,
IF liberty hotu ~ patriots lream,
Ofa siorui-sfadlsd nation lhasL
Toe peBt 10 possess the precious otcs
And lop tnueh q a stranger 10 borrow,
We issue today our promise to pay,
And hoped 10 redeem II tomorrow
The days rolled BY, and days became years,
But our Golfers were empty aiIl
Coin was so scarce that the Treasury quAked
IL dollar should drop In the till.
But the faith that was In Us was strong indeed,
And our poverty well We discerned;
And these little bin. represented the pay
That our Suffering veterans earned.
We knew il had hardly value In gold.
Yet as gold the soldiers received II,
Il gave on It's face promise to pay
And each patriot soldier believed IT,
Oar boys little thought Of price or pay,
Or Of bills that were overdue;
They knew ift brought them their bread to-day
Twas the best their poor country could do
Then keep it-it tells our history over
From the birth Of the dream to us last
Glorious and born Of the angel Hope,
Like our hope Of success--it passed.
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Fvfe fssf, 10 savsass. t.tt $500
IS neaths, ittf tl.ao
ssaElsseFy, .if anna 10
EATiS ~ ADyEnTisiNa.
uhe SQUARE of Ten linss--hrsi Insertion, si,so.
kseh additional Insertion. 10
Advertisements for thfse month, and over.
special rates.
Haftisgs and obituary notices, n not note
ihfs ish llaes- free, And ossf Isalines. charged
a tttuiaf sfvtfasiHg rAfes
All advertisements of a strictly personal
character. will be charged At the rate Of twenty
eeuis per line.
Editorial notices IN local column, twenty five
rehis per line.
JOB WORK OF every description done with
neainess AMI dispatch
Advertisements payable IN advance, aud Job
Work, on delivery.
To ocosaEsPosDEsrs.-wrile plaiu, with ink
and on but one side Of the sheet. Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will make
one square ass-as'--s-.
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sRsip snd funning Ike . hunted
deer.
The Indian vas about t0 give up
the rhase IN despair, when he cav
li' euemy svefve from the csur-e
be had been pursuing aad ruu 10 lhe
fgll'. jus, as three plune,l waffiors
dsrted from the bushes. IN close pur.
suit, and y glance showed that they,
too, we're shawnccs.
The Indians behind changed their
&, trse 10 cui him "a, and all hope
seemed dead. Suddenly hc uttered
q wild cry, and started back. for
they had forced hun to the edge Of
u prrcipicc HUNDRED feet high.
rising from the waters Of a little lake.
cleaning bright under the rays Of
The sun.
lie looked behind him, thought OF
the post of torture, and then shaking
his hand in rage at his pursuers, he
leaped from the height and went
down into the bright waters below.
There was a splash, a wave re-
eeded in circle from the place where
he went down, aud the water closed
over his head, The Indians ran to
the place and looked down in wild
rage that their prey had chosen this
death rather than fall into their
hands, but, to their utter surprise,
they saw him emerge unharmed
from the water and swim vigorously
to the shore, and before they had
time to recover from their surprise
he was bounding across the plain,
toward the white settlement not far
away. A few Intellectual shots fol-
lowed him, but he made a derisive
gesture, and was gone. To this day
the spot where he went down is
known as the "IIunter's Leap"
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Masonic

W-siksr y. =, Chapter ~. as.
Regular Conyocations LIST Monday in each
month at ! o'clock, p. IN.
Z. + McGEnEE, II. p.
]. c. HARRISON, Sec'y.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 F. "A. M.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W NJ.
J. N. WADDEY, Sec'y.
Sardls Chap;er, No. IL.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
Mrs N. B. Wright @ aN
Sec'y.
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Rates Of Commission Charged for
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Over $50 and not exceeding 500. . cts
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Order.
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SARDIS DIRECTORY
POST OFFICE.


Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays p. m. Departs Thursdays and
Saturdays 6 Am.
Long Town arrives l2 IN, and departs p. m
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Cresswell
mail departs 6A NJ. aud arrives ! P. N. every
Saturday. tA
Daily mails close es follows;
Going North at 1895 AN.
Going South, at3,90 P, N.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
Office open daily, Sunday excepted from 7.30
to $50 P. NJ.
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Religious.

Services at the Catholic church
4th Sunday in each month by Rev.
Father Wise. 'as
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~ 4f,t PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 3 gfl
Services every md, 3dand 4th Sundays Rev,
D. @. Doak, Pastor.
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5000 lbs. Pure White Lead,

DAINTs, of all colors, dry and in oil, and
i pound cans Damar, Copal, Japan, Fur
niture, Spirit and Coach Varnish; Boiled and
Raw Linseed Oil and Turpentine Machine,
Astral Oil-pure; Glass, Putty, Glsziers' Points
and Putty Knives. For sale by
BENSON e. SHARPE,
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