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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
BEATTY PA N O.
GRAND SQUARE AND Up
RIGHT.

From Hon. G. L. Gather, publisher
southern Aegs. Ashviile, Ait.:
'We have received from the nanufac-
turer, Daniel Z. Beatty. one Of his square
pianos. Ii Is taiug oi beauty. but rot
more exquisite to The eye is the finish of
ITS wol knanship, an charming u the
ar Is the sweetness of it, melody. The
piano Combines the highest excellence,
10 winch all hrst-c!ass ina uflctlrers OF
musical Instruments AIN. To ali who
Al Ii 10 invest III irst-class piano we
have no besIi..nry in advising them to
send tine iaaaey directly To Atr Beatty.
We speak from actnai experiment., and It
Us with pleasure we give his evidence Of
the Reliability Of MIR. Beatty and his in
,strlIneiit..
best "ifer ever given. Money rfGnded
apon retarn OF piano aud freigat charges
paid by hIe (Dsuiei +. beatty bota ways
II unsatisfactory, after 1t teal f,izl OF five
days. Pianos warranted Tor SIX years.
Agents wanted Send tor Catalogue.
Address. DANIEL r. BEATTY,
Washington. New Jersey, U. ,. A.
octit
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
The unparalleled SUCCESS VIII ici

The unparalleled SUCCESS which
has attended Mr. Drniel 4. Beaii
AS manufacturer of pianos anc
organs, speak highly for the supe
riority of his instruments. L.
these days of sharp eompe'itioi
and inventive genius, no n.ediocr.
productions can attain the celebrit :
10 which his pianos and orgaD'
have reached. Send for catalognt
Of prices. Address. Daniel +
BETTY, Washington, Warren coun
~. n. j. novll
The cotton is nearly all pickle
in this section. There never was
IL more favorable season than the
present for gathering it.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
CARD.

As il has been extensively reported 10y
rival sewing niachine companies and
their pediiers. that the Manufacture and
sale of the GROVER ~ BAKER SEW
ING MACHINES had been suspended,
aud ihe machines and the parts could M
longer be obtained, / beg leave to state
that tie business Of manufacturing the
machines Las ONLY been changed. and
that the supply viii be larger. aud better.
and the safe of these Celebrated Ma
cuines more vigorously pushed than
ever tetore. The popularity Of the
GROVER j. BAKER Nxciiines is hard
to overcome. and it IL only by sach
.n-aps aDd nliSrel that many
" IT. rivals even eject y losn 1T their
machines.
GROVER & BAKF;s s. N. DEPOT,
So. > Ciaitres street, New Orleans, La.
Ii. ii. TRUE, Agent.
October 2l-4n
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
Administrators Sale.

IN the matter of the Succession OF
Jesse Thompson and his wife,
Susan Thompson, both deceased.
4 S Administrator of the Succe ssion OF
a the above named parties, will Oh
SATURDAY, the I'd day IF De-
GENDER, Il. ID. 1876,
offer at puclic auction, between IL
O'clock, am and sunset. at the door OF
the Cont Honse, in the town Of Col,ax.
Grant PARISH, Louisiana, all right. it'll
and interest to the following describe,.
real estate, belonging to tine successio.
ot Jesse and susan Thompson, tu-wii
TIE east half of the northwest quar-
tar oi section number twenty, in town
ship number eight, north OF range nun.
Der three west, containing {ot) eight
acres; also, the north half of the nortl
easi quarter of section number twcnt,
III township number eight, north
range number three west, eontainii
los } eighty acres. This land is situal
III Grant parish, Lonis ana, in the d.
trict OF lands mort. of Red River.
TERMS of saie-Tweive months errG
the purchaser giving good security,
ie.sai interest on pnrr base price.
S. Il. CHELETTE,
administrator.
Colfax, Oct %, '76, 5t Pr. s1u.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING!

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be sent gratis, copy 6t our new
and splendid mezzotint, Tor tipmiDg.
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This is a five dollar engraving, and
the most desirable premium ever
Offered. For large clubs, AS will be
seen below, an extra copy of the
magazine will he sent in addition.
TERMS always in advance) 81 a
Year.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
THRILLING TALES AND NOT
ELI{ES

are the best published aaywhere.
All the most popular writers are
rmploye, to write originally Peter
son" In 1875, in addition to the
usual quantity nf short stories, five
original copyright nove!etts will he
given, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens,
Frank Lee Benedict, Jane @. Aus
tin, Marietta Hoiley, and Daisey
Eentiur
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
COLORED FASH
ION PLATES

ahead Of all others. These plates
are engraved un steel, twice the US
ual size, and are uncqnale,i for beau
~. They will he supcrbiy eoiored.
Also huuselluld ana other receipts;
in short, everything interesting t.
ladies.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
WHAT WILL 1T DO?

The Cook stove, when run to its mt
most capacity, will consume only two
quarts-of oil in IL hours. There is H.
kind oi eooNiHg it will not oo and do
better than ANY wood or, coal stove or
range, rs the heat is under instant aud
perfect control Bread, cake and pies
baked by il, ae like those BAKED ia the
uid-Iasiiionrd brick oven. In two min
utes after lighting the fire the oven is
at baking heat. With the flames at
about two-thilds height only, four
loaves, of common size, can he baked
evenly through, via tender crusi. ia
~ 10 ~ minutes steak tstn b.. broiled
quicker and better taaii over hickory
GOALS BIuiisng, frying, toastiug. stew
Ing and roasting can he done win neat
hess aid dispatch
IL Is m.erIns with rapid sale wher-
ever Introduced a..d is everywhere ac-
uwledgrj rs the most useful and
valuable improvement of the Centennial
year.
descriptive circular, showins cuts ot
stove and giving prices OF saaie, and
all accessories, Wi! be mailed upon ie-
quest by applying to the
GENERAL STATE AGENCY FOR
The tLOR-NCE COAL STOVE,
M. > CiiarIres street,
New OaLgASs, LA
Nov =, u, 81.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

THE members of the School Board OF
i The parish of Grant are hereby NO
tined to meet at Col Az, on Nj, NDAl,
the 4rh DeceDbe 1910, tor the purp y,
ot tran acting the dnfies of the Board
The Secretary is also directed Ia u,
present, and have Oh hand the minutes
of previous meetings and other docn-
ments belonging To the Board.
;. L. CURRY,
President school Board.
Colfax, La., Nov. 4, lo76. st
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
L u nj Il Il r..

rTHE undersigned takes this method Of
i informing tine ci rizrns VI Coltax
and surrounding country that lie is pre-
par, u To furnish the hest Uf Pine Luni-
Der, at tine Saw Mill, five miles from
Colfax, at len Dollars per Thousand
Feet, or deliver d ut Colfax, or any
"the, point within the same distance,
at Fifteen Dollars per Thousand Feet.
WM. I. HAnkln.
nos vol Lily
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
Tile photographer left yestel

.
,srd in great nUmOerS'
81 Now is the TIME to Suo'ef'''
Z md pay for the Chronicle
i Wild ducks appear to be III
abundance.
Il The mornings are very cold.
Heavy frosts have fallen Tor sew
eral mornings past
Z The Democrats o: this parish
ns jabilant over the result OF The
election.
The reports Of canno" wer"
heard at this place from Natchi
.oebes on Thursday eight.
Oh There will be preaching al
u ,he Court House 10 day and {"
morrow.
y deer driving" commenced
IN the country, and occasionally Il
mod tat yrnison is brought to
to~n.
Our market is very po0sl,
,upplied with good beef lately
q This is a fine opening for soinc
enterprisiHg nan.
Mr.. Willeti, of Pinevi,le. was
thrown from his horse on Thnrs
: day evening last, in Colfsx, and
! wss slightly hurt
81 The steamer Bchan rasse'l
Colfnx hast SATURDAY eve' III. en-
her trip to New Orleans. with -
fair load ofco'toa on board.
u Let those OF our retderS WHO
desire to see good in,al paper
send in commHfit a'ioas To- he
CasoMc'E, from AL portions of h,
parish.
\, Sweet pot toes are selling il,
Colfax as II cents 70 81 per b,Shel.
while in Na,ehiforhes. and o:he,
places, ;hey are b. ing letaiie,i a
80 cents per bushel.
Mr.. Thomas II ,rr;san. VII
formerly lived near tbs place, was
thrown from bis horse asaiGs' n
tree on Sunday evening last au,i
il is feared WIS fitally Injured.
! The Einma passed Colfax thi,
morning, for Shreveport. She j,
the only hoit that has passed mp
the river since Sl9lly last. As
We go t. press. we learn that n
boat is on the bar inst below town.
Will those Of onr readers who
are indebted to US for subscription
etc, be kind enough 10 settle the
same. We need every cent Of j.
70 carry on our hnsiness. Dom,
forget the printer.
-Colfax is again cns of from
e0mmunicatioo by telegraph with
me rest OF the world. 4 week or
we ago the operator left, and
since then The wire copnectipo
oar sewp with the main line has
been tsksn down
hessrs- s c. Curry. C. C. Dunn.
Nv. Csl'nm, r. B. Williams. Ar
@ur Watson and A V. Raglan, If
"on'gomery, paid MS visit this
week. We are always glad TO see
our Montgomery friends.
The Belle Rowland has enter.
tue he'd River trade. She pass
up on Sunday morning last
s.a had "n board u squad of con
"c''' on their way, 20 Join the
osuers working on the railroad
.ue hewlan viii be the first boat
Ioa above. She will b4 here
''0ut Monday or Tuesday next.
'here was a rise If seven
inches in the river at S,reve, o t
'''ehtiy. which brought freight
"u " one-card rates. and 81 30
Oa'e on cotton from that city TO
orieans. The rise in the
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
GINNING

HAVING completed my new Steam
III Gin, ON tn. Forcnzy Place, NEAR
{ oiftx, am prepared to gan co.ton, for
all who ma, favor me with their bust
ness, al very reasonable rates. A good
staple guaranteed.
Attached o the Gin is GRlST MILL,
which shall be sun every Saturday, for
the accommodation pi those " no want
corn ground. Ben. KRAFT.
Cofiax, Aug. f2-6t
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

DY virtne Of a writ Of seizure and
ID sale. issued in the above num-
bered aud entitled salt. and t. ia, di-
rectrd. / have seized and will Offer for
sale ~ tile last ant highest bidder, at
tn. door of the Court House, at Coliax,
parish of Grant, between the hJars Of
II o'clock, 4 III. and o ciucx, pm, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of Decem-
Der, 1876,
the following described property, to-
ait:
Fix hundred and forty acres of ltnd
IN sections twenty-one and twenty-five,
township eight, range iive west, in the
land district north ut Red River, in
Grant parish, Louisiana; also, one
carry-log and ten Thousand feet of
lumber.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit
nj apprai enent.
DANIEL FLETCHER,
Sheriff ri Grant Parish, La.
Coiflx, Oct. 81, '7o-ot. p. I. SzU.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
rHE NEW FLORENCE OIL StOVE

upllies long-f Ii want Of the house
<eeper everywhere; it relieves he
housewife of half the drndgcry of the
aitchen and makes her duties light
aud pleasant tash il relieves her from.
and to \ great extent makes her indie
pentienJ oI, troublesome and uniaithful
,tsfy.aufs
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
1T IS DURABLE.
1T IS ODORLESS.

No other oil stove has ever yet been
made III which the dlsagreeable smell
of Kerr sene is not too plainly apparent,
but by inrans of the patented devices
of Gen. Edwards the gases are entirely
CONSUMED ia the Florence. La rOums
warmed by the Heater the purity and
moisture at the air Is hiost remarkable.
whilr i'll the Cook there is uo odor {
east suspicion Oil the tootnsoinc stea.s
or the. at,Det iZiu,- loaf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
The Turkish Slaughter Of Chris
tIans Ia Bulgaria.

The rebellion in Herzegovina has
continued 50 long as TO excite the hopes
IF the people Of Bulgaria. An outbreak
was accordingly planned on both sides
Of the Balkan range, and six weeks AGO
a few thous nj badly armed young men
took the fell IN the Provin e Of PhilipC-
polls. The rebellion vas p hopeless enc
from the outset. The Turk ISL pORula-
ton in Bulgaria IS at least half a. great
as the Christmas The whole country
Is opeu and easily under the control of
Turkish troops from Co-s-au:inop!e.
The peasants generally refuse to Join
the rebels, and 40 help cl4-e from WITH
our. 1t was an easy task !Or the Iur
to drive rebel bands into the myunta rs,
where they are now surrounded. But
tie Turks have not been content Wit
fEhting sha TabeIs. They have seized
the orpor.uuiEv Of wTeeLiag their ven
gaauce on the Christian p0uullliJn
They have armed the Turkish pop
ati0n and the Circas5ians, who are
savages 9r about the samo type as the
Indians Of the Western HcTrit0ri es Of
America. Those they have turned
loose under the name al BasAi BazOuks
or Irregular troops upon the unarmed
unciiendiug Bulgarian villages, where
no rebel has ever been seen \ caref
estimate shows that they have already
de tr0yed about 100 towns and m2ssa-
cred in cold blood, with the most horri-
bile etrocity, about 20 Geo helpless men,
women aud children The plumber OF
the towns they have appropriated, and
the Christian girls, between twelve AMI
twenty years of age, they have carried
oil as slaves and compelled them to be
come AiUsIems, As a general rule the
regular troops haze had TIC share IL these
nassacres. and. IL several instances thev
have defended Bulgarian villages against
the Bashi-Bazouks. The Central Gov
eminent has in no case ordered such
atrocities, but It is perfectly aware or
them, and they are carried On Og Lad
inc Turkish Bey's officers 10 the Prov
nee
a Polish gentleman arrived hsre f. Ill
! Bulgaria Yesterday, raJ was himself in
the Polish insurrec5i0u, but has long
been in The services Of the Turkish
GoYerumen5. lie says thai the b1rbac-
flies Of Russia in Poland were nothing
in comparison with what ne has seen
with his o"a eyes this month. His own
Turkish guard cR5 dpwn every man,
woman and child they 10 ct On the road,
IN suite Of all ne could do IF the
Turks would content themselves with
simply killing their victims, Il would be
something; but this is not all; they in
dict the most horrible tortures upon
those poor, dsGeussIess peoP'e-ba~1
them alive, cut them in. pieces, mutilata
them in every way possible. There Is
10 excuse for these barbdri-ies in Bui
garia as has been offered in Bosnia ans
Hezrog0v,na There Is 10 evidence
tnut even the arned Bulgarian insrr-
2cass nave committed any similar Vu5-
RACES against the Turks.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
How New York Lawyers Practice
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, 1876.

RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1876.
Messrs. Shipmau, Mcfarland and
Choate, the three lawyers from New
York, who came here in the Interest Of
the foreign bOndhUiders, / am tClt, get
the largest practice in New York. l
mean the firms to which they are at
tached
Nessrs. Shipman and McFarland are
members Of the same law tirm-that Of
Sbipman, Barlow Il Mcfarland. Mr..
CInats belongs to the firm Of EvGrts,
GoUIlwaite az GhoatC. Now the lawyers
here tell ne that these firms make IN
p onse piles of money, from 100000 to
$4,000 q year. We have some lawyer
here every biz as able as these three gen
nemcn, and were they to 20 to New
York. would be equally as successful
What cartivatcd the lawyers here was
the clear and condensed statement tha5
Mcfarland made in ,he Atlantic, Missis-
sivri and Ohio TeCeiversLip case. / am
told hv a gentleman, w ho has seen these
rarties at prautice, tina, this statement
vas not gotten Up by Mr.. Mcfarland bus
was made 10y one of his clerks. lie
gives the following sketch Of the way
these law firms in New ! ork practice:
When Mr.. EvCrt5, for instance, comes
down 10 his Office in the morning at nine
o'clock, he finds number of papers on
his desk, and "a few baskets of books near
by. He takes up one pile o. the papers,
on v hich he finds something like this:
cat blank Court at ten o'clock, smith
vs. Jones; statement of the case. (Herc
f l'ow7 ON able condensed statement Ike
Mr. Mcfarland had Near by is bas-
ket full Of books labelled: Book IN case
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
Science OF Honey Briefly Stated,

Under the above broad title, the publ
cations Of the New York Mercantile
journal Company, namely: The New
York Mercantile Journal, The Dry Goods
Journal, TIE Hardware Price Current,
and the Grocers' Price CurreDt, are ac-
lively bringing the following apothegm
to the attention of the pebble. claiming
that the adoption Of the system Of finance
.heTaia set forth viii prevent bo,d iuHl-
ion ard undue contraction, thus remOv-
ing all liability to monetary Panics, s qs5
as IN years past have SO seriously dis
tarbed the entire Industry Of the whole
country and cutaiiel such fearful loss
upon all:
"ln the inteTchangeabiIity (as the OPP
ton of the hulier) o. national paper
money viJh GDvernJnalt bonds bearing
3 fixed Fate Of interest there is subtle
principle thai wi.l regulate the move
meats of fna7C2 and comm ere rs aecur-
a-ely as tie motion of the steam engine
IS regulated ly its governor. Such pa
per money tokens would BE- much near
er perfect measures Of value than g.iI
or silver ever have been or ever can be.
The Use of gold OF other merchandise us
mon is p harbarjsm unworthy of the
age. II IS auaoe p. Groom.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
American Goods in England

II is beginning to be generally under
stood and admitted chat IL my descrip-
lions Of American cotton goods are both
cheaper aud better than English goods
Of the same class, 4 fact which maui
features here have ioan1 il hard to get
into their heads, but which they are no
longer able to deny. The result is only
beginning to be felt, fnr the poorer
classes have but recently had their at
tention called to the superiority Cf
American g2ois-aad they are great
consumers. Already have heard one
or two manufacturers grumbls bitterly
at the disadvantages uGder which lbey
labor in having American goods i'm
ported iato this country without duty,
while they cannot compete with their
rivals in the United States, because Of Il
prOhibitigs Gus7 on lh4J side. This
simply mems, ofooursc thlt they wyaii
like to see a duty imposed harc ON
American goods, and It would not suT-
Prise me 80 see a cry raised for some
such measure as that If American u2u-
ufact4Eers 20 on beating the EaLiish on
their own gv01ud Tao Iu4ia0 damaGd
is now largely supplied from the United
States-anotber enormous loss to Ian
casLire. No wonder that some nails are
being worked only three days week,
and that the owners of ali are passing
through period Of great trial and an4-
iety In the iron trade also tie influence
of Russian, Belgian and E mcrican com
pcuion is very severely felt Large
quantities Of American goods Of all kinds
are ROW sent over here, and Wha5 does
this country send Lack2 At present
very little, if ANYTHING, as the great
steamship lines have sorrowfuI reasons
to know London CORES ondence Of
the New York World.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
& Theory Which Has Been Put IN
Practice.

Il is Governor Tilden's Theory that,
with an honest and thrifty Government,
our uoH-pcCmaueDt annual expenditures
national, State and mUnicipal-cOuld be
reduced within S20O,Oo0,COo, and our to-
tai annual taxation be confined TO the
sum of S535.GCO0O0, ahording an annual
relief 10 the people of S2iO.OOO,CO0-a STAN
sufficient TO pay off our total indebtedness
within fifteen years. He has illustrated
his theory i'm his own State, and con
fideutIy expects TO Introduce il into ma
tioual affairs after the 3.h of March next.
The example thus set can lot fail to
exert "a most beneficial influence in all
uortious Of the county, ST. Louias
Times.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
The Outrage NIL.

The first campaign Radical document
promises 70 come lrom the Mississippi
Outrage Committee, which have Just re
turned. The ttepuhlican members are
already relating stories Of the horrible
condition of affairs there, which Is to be
made the pretense undoubtedly of send
ing troops into the State this fall to vrrsst
It from the hands Of the Democrats in
the Presidential election. The Pras;-
dent Is represented as being very dssir-
Gus of sending the military into T.aufr-
iaaa aud Mississippi this fall, and only
waits Tor the slightest occasion either
through a report Of the Senate Com
mittee or on bogus outrage to issue fhe
necessary order " ashington Srecial
to tie New ork " Grid.