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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03
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a TELEPHoNE-th1 first established in
New York Tor business purposes-was
put in operation on Tuesday, between
the office of j. II. Haigh, at No. 81 John
street, and his iron and steel works, in
South Brooklyn. The instrument used
is a Bell telephone. From the works an
ordinary telegraph wire passes through
Brooklyn to Jackson street, then under
the river to the New York side, and
thence to the ofice-a distance OF about
five miles. During the first day MI
Ra gu, while at the works in Brook
lyn, distinctly heard his booE-Heepel
kiss one of the female clerks in h. New
York office. Every one except the book
keeper and the female clerk prom unct
the telephone very useful and practi
cal invention.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03

The noise Of the strike has nearly died
away. Faint echoes are heard reverb
Grating in the mountains of Pennsyl-
yania, but they grow weaker and
weaker, and soon even the effect OF
the blow will be entirely etfaced. The
world never witnessed such state Of
affairs, and in any other country but
this it would take years to recover from
it. But here it will not be month be.
fore the great strike will be looked back
to and discussed with as little interest
as if it had effected only some other peo
pie.
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honor in our monetary system. Neither
party makes direct issue upon the
Greenback question nor upon the
National Bank question. Both parties
concur in the propriety OF the
steps taken by the National
Government for the pacitcation
OF the South, even though they have
manifested desire to "damn with faint
praise" On tariff and revenue matters
both sides have duly exercised their
genius in the use of language to remain
non.committal; and it must be con-
fessed that, in the hands Of politicians,
our English speech has shown itself Ga
pable of marvellous degree OF plastic
ity in making itself at once oracular and
ambiguous. 1t is only on the question
of the Registry Law that there is pro-
nounced difference in the two platforms.
1t was not discoYerable that either
Convention exhibited any unusual lack
OF wisdom or political sagaclty by
reason OF the elimination OF the ott1ce-
holding element from their deliberations.
In fact, the Republican Convention,
where men Of that ilk most do congre-
gate, seemed to have been decidedly
benefited as to its wisdom and elevated
as to its dignity by the absence of those
upon whom the Executive prohibition
had fallen. Their places were better
filled with better men.
The election that is to follow these
nominations is to be an important one
for OHIO. Granting, as is perhaps too
commonly supposed, that the guberna-
torial Office in this State makes but
small demands on either ability or
brains, there still remains the important
Office OF Judge of the Supreme Court
10 be filled. This is an office in which
directly concerned. 1t is in no sense a
political office. 1t possesses neither po.
litical power nor patronage. 1t stands
above parties. It's incumbent should
be what Cicero defined Law to be
"Mind without passion, intellect with.
out emotion" 10 find and elect such a
magistrate is one OF the highest duties
of every citizen, irrespective OF any
duty TO any party.
A new Legis lature is also to be
elected; and III this the greater public
interest will probably center. Upon
the political comp eXion Of that body
depend the hopes of several very eager
and ardent aspirants to the Senatorial
dignity. There will consequently be
some heavy work done by these inter
esl ed parties and their equally inter
ested friends to secure majorltIes. favor
able to their aspirations. When mel
work for self-lnterest they Commonly
| work hard. IL is joD Work, not day.
work, with them.
The real work, however, remains il
the hands Of the people, and to them WI
NAV safely contde the whole COB, trus .
ing that they will see to II that ring
masters and machinery politicians do nol
| ilch the jon ou5 ol heir hands.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03

When you visit the CITY of New York,
stop at the Grand Union Ho ell, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms.
81, 81 50 and 80. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices reduced meet
the stringency OF the times. pne res
tau ants supplied with the best. Prices
lower than at any other tirst-class hoOeh
in the city. Baggage de'iye to and
from this depot free. GS5- See that those
you enter have G and Union Hotel on the
sign. VIM ID. GARRISON, Manager.
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settled; and when Mr.. Perkins told
Maggie that there was seventy thousand
dollars subject to her check in Mr.. Dur
hams bank, she gave it t. Paul.
Their money did not keep Paul Green
and his wife from being useful. In tact,
it made them more so than before; and
Maggie's dowry has brought JOY and
comfort ito many homes that needed
Snnh.
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Address PULVERMAClIER GALVANIC
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ta22-1yM, WE ja25-1yw- -eow
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jim CRoSsoN, Ex-Sheritf of CIermont
County, is prominent candidate for tie
Legislature from his county. Jim is
we'll known by every man, woman,
chick and child in that district, and
they could not find more genial, whole
souled and competent gentleman to rep
resent them at the State Capital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03

The man VINO laughs Is a happy man,
and no man can be happy with his blood
loaded with impurities. The remedy
which all can depend upon for every
vittated condition of the blood is Dr..
BULBS Blood Mixture.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03

SPAIN is SO pleased with the vigorous
and positive policy of Secretary Evarts
that she yesterday planked down a pay
ment to the United States which was
not due till September.
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RUsSIA's "on to Constantinople" does
not promise to prove apleasant summer
excursion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-03
A PERFECT SONG

Oh! hal but the power
lO set the proper words
To all your glorious melodies
My sweet-voieed birds!
When words and dainty mus
Would each to each belong.
Together we might give the world
a uerfect sOngl
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CINCINNATI wEsTwooD tNAHKoW-uAUaEl
Daily except Sunday. Time. min. fast.
Leave G., Il. h d. Depot, 6:2 NJ, ll:J0 Ms
2:3U Pm, 6:25PM
Leave brighton Station. 8:35 NJ, 500 AMs
II 80 A N. 2:45 P N, :3l NJ. 6:4o N:
Ieavp KopJ;s (Westwoodl, 5:b5 NJ, 7:H
AN. B:35 A N, l2;4,P NJ, 400 Pm. 6a5 PM,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave BrlRnuon Station, 9:4o A N, llI6 Y
1 ;35 NJ, 2:4 PM, $50 IN, T:2O NJ.
cave Robb'S (WestwOOd), 900 A ", l0:3O h
N, I2:3O NJ, 2:l0 P NJ, 5;9 P N, B:49 P M.
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ATLANTIC 4 GREAT WESTERN.

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PAkKEKSBUH6'
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Time. min. fast
Washington Ex. daily..... 9:l5AM 700 P H
baltimore Ex Qaiiy..,, 9:I5P $50 A N
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23O Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
geattg o sarsss
Established in 1885,

(LStaDllshed IN 1901
Believing it to be BY FAR the bes,
Parlor and Orchestral Organ nlanuiac-
tured, We challenge any manufacturer to
equal them. The celebrated Golden
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ton 18th the Perfected Rect Board,
produce sweet, pure and powerful tones
Supeib Cases Of new and elegant designs.
Ministers, teachers, churches, schools,
lodges, etc., should send for price list
aud discounts.
Dealers will find it to their advantage
to examine this instrument. 1T mas lli-
provements found III no other Cores
pondence solicited.
best offer ever given. None, ref"nu-
ed upon return Of oigan AMI freight
charges raid by me daniel 4. be'.ity
both ways If Unsatisfactory, alter test
trial OF hve days. Organ warranted tor
SIX years. Agents discount SiseA
everywhere 1 have no agent. Agents
wanted. Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. 5. \.
octlI-76
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"Wednesday last was st. Va

"Wednesday last was st. Val,
entine's day.
We understand that many
of our readers thought that the
CHRONICLE was played out. II Is a
chronic matter, my friends, an
will stick to you. Do ye so like
wise with it. "a i.'f e..
That laueuid, helpless, sallov
complexioned woman must use d.
J. Ii. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial aud Blood Purifier. Ii l.
exactly what Nou want to vitallze,
purify and enrich your blood. and
give you back the bloom of health
again. DR.. j. II. Mel ans "fiice
314 Chestnut, st. Louis.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17

A short-sightel Northerner,
tall and thin. and of a very sallow
complexion-who was "taking lii
the South" and Its genial winttl
climate for the good of his health,
was passing up old Rel last week,
on his way to Shretrpori. Hap
peninE to hear the name Of tin
town mentioned, it brought to his
mind the newspaper accounts
If the riot which occurred here .
few years aga, and he was on TIC
qui r,re to look "ut for oar l istorr
vown. For the information of oUl
readers nj distance, We WI state
that the machinery and bo.leia at
an extensive suSar-tous VA
hauled on To the bank Of the ,i,sr,
few months since, to be shipped
10 large plantation on the MlaS,,,
sippi river. The boilers are large
being sixty feet long and four IN
diameter. The machinists WHO
removed them to where they are
now lying, were very carelni If tie
manner III which they deposite';
them, aud they put blocks under
them to keep them of Che GROUND.
and to enable them to 1e easier
handled when they we've shipped.
It 81 happened that the blocks
nearest the river bank are higher
than those back, which causes the
boilers to face the river with al
elevation of about thirty five de-
grees, apparently commanding the
river aud the low lands in Rapldes
parish, opposite 10 rs. When the
boat arrived at our landing, our
Northern friend adjusted his spec.
t'scles. and the first thing his Wis
ion tool; III was the harmless bat
terry vi Understanding upon
tneln rs battery of altogether ii
| different sort. He was Mortified,
and exclaimed to those around
bim MY God, gentlemen. are
those the death-dealing Weapons
winch were used on the OCCASION o.
the riot. They are powerful guns
the largest ever SAW i'll my life
the missiles they throw must be
terrible! They are prodigions
pieces Of ordnance" There was
quite hugh at his expense; but
no one told him of his great mis-.
take.
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DIE D..

On the Goth ult., Mrs. AVEY NJ.
MASON, of Claiborne parish, aged
twenty nine yeers and six months.
The deceased was our dear wiie's
Sisterin law, Il woman of rare in
tegrity-and "perseverance' was
her motto. But we me all liable to
he cut down as the grass, and wither.
So did it happen to poor Alvey. Life
is tickle; none of US have a lease of
it. Although a young woman when
death visited her-and called her to
the land of the blest, she still had
D's ON. the robes of her Lord aud
Saviour for years. IN her carly
youth she joined tlas Baptist church,
and was strict adhcrcnt to its dis
cipline. On her death he'd she was
satisfied that her Redeemer livcth,
and that the great Lord was ON high;
the King above death would give
her one of the mansions the Saviour
promised -eteEaal. i'm the :. heavens.
Like MS All, she had ties to bind her
to earth-she had four little ones
the oldest one about nine years, the
youngest about two months. Oh,
what Il struggle must have taken
place in the mothers mind; but she
left them in His hands. Poor Avey,
may you wear the crown of glory
you are 90 well worthy of. To your
husband, little ones, step father,
and your fond mother, we tender
our deep sympathy. "RequieSeat G."
pace" Editor.
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WHAT WILT DOT :

The Cook stove, when run to
most capacity, will consume only
quarts Of oil in IL hours. There
kind oi cooking it will not do. aD9
better than any wood or coal stoSop
range, as the heat is under instant
perfect control. Bread, cake and n
baked by il, ave like those baked IN !.
Old-fasnioiied brick oven. In two
utes after lighting the fire the os'H'
at a baking neat. With the tlamc
about two-thirds height only, Y
l0aycs, OF common size, can De
evenly through, with tender q
70 to 80 minutes. Steak can
quicker and better than eve
coals. Broiling, frying, t<nt1
ing and roasting can be dor
ness and dispatch.
1t is meenpg with rap
ever introduced aid is eve
knowledged as the most tsel
valuable nnpros enieni oi the Scs IL
year. -
Descriptive circular, showins GU
stove aud giving prices OF s.iDe,
all accessofies, will DC mailed lP's
quest BY applying TO tho
loEN ERAL STATE AGEAtJ.z,''
THG FLORENCE COAL OAvs1
No. ) Chartres street.
NEw OxL.-ANs, L.
Nov. 5 '3Ss-3p.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VICK'S FLOWER AND VEGErA-
Y 81 BILE SEEDS
Are planted by million of people in
America.
See "yick's Catalogue" 800 Illustra-
tions, only : cents. ..-..sfA :
Wick Floral Guide" Quarterly, %
cents year.
''Vick's Player and Vegetable Gar
den,' 81 cents; with elegant cloth COW
ers Sl.00. p
All my publications are printed in
English and German.
Address S. JAMES ViCK,
Rochester, n. Y.
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TERMS :(Always in advanee) e
Year. IA

Hostages prepaid on tye club, Wit
4 copy of the superb ltezzotint CIR
26l Nv asilington's Efst lnterviev'
With His WIFE," to the person got
ting up the club. al
Postage prepaid on the club, witA
both an extra copy of the magazine
and the superb mezzotint, to tle|
person getting up the club.
Address, postpaid,
"a. ClkAS. j. PETERSON,
BOG Chestnut street, l'hiladelphii
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury,
Parish of Grant.
CoLFAx, jaa. 8, 1911.

CoLFAx, 3aa. 8, 1871.
Inc Police jury nei pursuan
% Adjourn mcIt. Present Thos
AiilS III President; ". b. Richard
son.
Messrs. N. n. SwolTord an,
and James Daniels, newt, elecie,
members, presented their certi.i
,i.tes and oaths of Office, an tool
their seats. s,
MIR. Ais ,n ihereupon Withdrew
giving way to Mr. Swoiford.
On motion, Mr.. Daniels Wa,
elected temporary President.
On mOtion. the Police Jury ad
journed tiil Monday, the I'D .ns,
JAMES DANIELS, ..
Prest. P-sJ,A Nqt em
\. LEMEE, Clerk.
- s.s--s u.
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EEvRY LADY Should TAKE II
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Its
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
1T IS ODORLESS.

No other oil stove has ever yet n
made III which the disagrecable -
of Kerosene is not too plainly appsrs
but by means of the patented dew,
of Gen. Edwards the gases are entis1
consumed in the Florence. In roo
warmed by the Heater the purity
moisture OF the air is most relnarkst
while i'll the Cook there is no odef
cast suspicion on the tOothsome Sc
or the appetizing loaf. -.
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THRILLING TALESAND NOR
ELIIES

are the best published anywhere
All the most popular writers ara
employed to wiite originally ..Peter.
sou" In 1876, in addition to tina
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original copyright noveletts will H.
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Frank Lee Benedict, Jane G. Auss
tin, Marietta Holley, and Daissy.
EentnUr.
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1T IS DURABLE.

Most other oil stoves have been ms
either of tin and solder, and are, couse'
quently, are almosts certain to beclne
leaky after IA few months use or &
common cast-iron, through which CT
oil is sure to ooze. The Florence Stc4
is made Of the best cast-iron (thorougt
ly and handsomely galvanized, insil
and OUT, and fine Russia sheet iroo.
IL an aaa1e n. ioxf - ~
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allowed to the credit of the treas
urer.
On motion of Mr. Fitz, MIR. W.
b. Richardson WIS added to the
Committee on Claims.
On motion, resolved, that the
Police Jar, adjourn till the third
MouGa, IN February next.
There beng tie, the President
voted aye.
lhe Board adjourned accord
ngly.
Signed,
JAMES DANIEL, p. c. j.
A. LEMGE, Clerk.
A true copy,
A. LEMEE, Clerk.
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be sent gratis, u copy Of our ~
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1890 -. ..a,~54
CoLFAX, Grant PARISH, l. :, !
Jan. -. 1917. {

Jan. -, 1871.
The Police Jury mel parsuan.
10 adjournment.
Present james Daniols, Pres
DENT pro TEN; W. Is. Richarlsol,
and ~. y. Swo!lord.
Messrs. G. W. t'itz and Ran
dolph Reeves, presented then
commissions and oaths of Office,
and were admitted to their seats.
Mr.. w. B. Richardson moved
that the Board go into secret SEES
sion for the purpose of organiza-
ton.
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MAMMOTH COLORED FASH.
ION PLATES e..

ahead of all others. These plates
are engraved Oh steel, twice the 81. (
ual size. and are unequaled for beau
~. fney will he superbly colored:|
Also Household ami other receiptae
IN short, everything interesting 8
ladies. s
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
GINNING.

HAVING completed my new Steam
IL Tin, or tho torcn1y Place, uo..l
,oifax, ! AM Prepared To s,u co.ton, lor
all VINO nay favor me win tlcir bust
HESS a''Very rasonaoie ratos. A good
slaiie Guaranteed.
Attached y the Gin Is a GRIoT MILL,
when snail be suh every Saturday, ;or
the accommodation oil tnu.e VINO want
corn srouid' Ben. KRAFT.
Coiiax, Aug. E-6s
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IN SECRET SESSION.

unanimously:
| Clerk, A. Lemee; Parish Attor-
ney, W. L. Richardson; Treasurer
A. l.. Grow.
| OPEN SESSION.
w. B. Richardson III the char.
On motion of G. W. Fitz .sf
lBe it ordained by the Police jury
of the Parish of Grant
| |. That from and after the pass
age of this ordinance, the salaries
of the Clerk OF the Police Jury and
Parish Treasurer shall be and are
here by fixed at the rate Of nifty
dollars per annum.
ii. That the salary o. the Par
ish Attorney shall be and the same
is hereby fixed at the rate Of fifty
Idollars per annum, the same to he
paid quarterly on his own warrant,
AS now provided by law, and the
fu..her sum of five per cent. COM
mission on al amounts he may
recover IN suits in which the par
lSh is defendant, TO be paid by tue
parish; and the said Parish Aitor-
ne. shall be exempt from pailsh
license and exempt from the duties
incumbent on District Attorneys
pro ten. in criminal proceedings.
On motion of same
BE il ordained by the Police Jur,
ii the parish of Grant.
L. That the Sheriff i'll and foi
tic parish of Grant shall rec, I've
an annual salary of six huI,lreu
dollars, payable every six months,
Ia iuD compensation for all bis
lees in criminal proceedings, wait
lIng on the 1oslris and for Summon
ius grand and petit jurors ami
Witnesses in.orslninal,cases and be-
Ere grand jury. isa'I'H'
Ill. that the Clerk Of the Dis
sfict aud Parish Courts shall re-
ee.ve III annual salary of two hun
ured dollars, as full compensation
for his services in criminal pro-
ceedings-issding summons to ju-
rors and witnesses in criminal
cases and. before grand jury.
', III. That this ordinance take e.
iect from and after its passage,
,.ud that all ordin or parts of
ordinances in conflict. herewith be,
and the same are, hereby repealed.
On motion, the Board proceeded
TO the appointment vi road over
seers and apportioners-
Apport,oners, Dist. l.-Wm. r.
win, Henry Bogus, John ".
Odum.
Apportioners, Dist. John
Nugent, ST., A. q. Hodnett. Mat
thew Nugent, jr. H-.
Apportioners, Dist. 3.-JoLn G.
Calhoun, john ". Bird. Jas. NJ.
Plunkett.
/ Apportioners, DIST. TT. L.
Smith, Geo. W. Hickman, Fl. Me-
Knight.
Oversecrs, Dist. is. b. Shak-
leiori. 2-Vaugh Rlorer. b
| A. ii. Thomson. 4-Wm. Z. Har-
rs. 5-is.,ac Butts. 12-Thos.
West. l3-Benj Cockeiham.
1o--Nn III. Museley. 1G-San. San.
ford. Ito. A TYSON. to-John
Sa, cher 19-LuEe Hadnott.
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