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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-15
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, 1877

The committee appointed to draft a
report Of the decision of the Commits
sion, with brief statement Of the rea-
sons therefor, consisted of Edmunds,
Bradley and Miller, who prepared the
annexed report, which was signed by the
eight members who supported the decis-
ion. When the joint session convened,
the President of the Senate ordered the
report to be read, us follows:
ELECTORAL COMMISSION,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 9, 1877.
To the President Of the Senate Of the United
States, presiding in the meeting Of the
t,co Houses Of Congress;
Under the act of Congress entitled can
act to provide for and regulate the count
ing of the votes for President and Vice
President, and the decision of questions
arising thereon, for the term commencing
March 4, A. D. 1877" approved January
29, A. D. 1877:
The electoral commission mentioned
in said act, having received certain GER
tifcates and papers accompanying the
same of the electoral votes of the State
of Florida, and the objections thereto
submitted under said act, now report that
it has duly considered the same, pursuant
to said act, and has decided, and does
hereby decide, that the votes of Frederick
C. Humphreys, Charles H. Pearce, Will
liam H. Holden and Thomas w. Long,
named in the certificate of NJ. L. Stearns,
Governor of said State, which votes are
certified by said persons, as appears by
the certificate submitted to the commits
sion as aforesaid, and marked No. l by
said commission, and herewith returned,
are the votes provided for by the consti-
tuition of the United States; and that the
same are lawfully to be counted as there.
/, cert fed, namely, four votes for
Rutherford B. Hayes, Of the State OF
Ohio, for President, and four votes Tor
W1llfam A.. Wheeler, Of the stte of NeY
York, for Wits PrtsMeut, The conmfs'
, 1877-01-02
Ladies' Of the Temperance Union Keep
Open House for Their Friends.
A Saloon.Keeper on the immortality Of
Offering tho Sparkling Wine.
Satisfactory Explanation Of the Conduct
Of q Young Man and His
Companions.
Jr1lite Summarized RxeiIes Callers NTH Ills
u1aat Unlimited Hospitality.
TILE DAY.
ITS QBNEAAL OBSERVANCE.

LIZ
ITS uRNEAAL OBSERVANCE.
The weather little sllarp, but bracing; the
sleighing fair and tho walking good md the
day generally observed In oil Its traditions and
hopots. Apparently, there wna NJ falling OIL
in tho extent Of the calling, and the monrnful
littlc basket that told Of an enforced denial OF
Tho happiness Of tho day was not as numcrouafy
displayed as years ago. The residence portion
OF the town generally opened It's hospitable
doors, thousands Of fair women spccufatcd all
the morning as to tho probable numerical
strength Of their own calls, md half the night
~ to tho possible extent Of their neighbors'.
Tho bloom aud chisatry Of Chicago society
hacked It, or slcfgaea y or lloofed II
around, dancing In Tor half minut0 hero
and there, and laying foundations Tor an u,'ae-
countab1c indtaposit!on to buancss to-day.
The usual number Of square feet Of nonsense
were rcelel oil, md an orthodox amount ot con-
pliments passed. In fact the customary bang
Ing around, extending from the half o. u tho T.. j..
day, and tho pleasant practice to which the lat
Of January Is santllc1 found all the old mud
many new votafics.
From the appearance Of the pedestrians, and
the extraordinary tendency Of the pasctnents to
slippery condition, as tho day. worc on, II Is
presumab,o that wine was a. freely displayed rs
usual. Not that any one was particularly
drunk, but there was q manifcst settling dow1t
70 fundamental pIlnclPleo to"asus AAiuHHHk
that suggested faith TINT somebody might 10
we'll to keep open house with a soda-water nc
Compartment.
Never probably in tho history Of New YEARS.
calls In Chicago were the lAdlcs 80 well dressed
a yesterday. It takes Chicago woman to
look stylish, and yesterday the danes and daugll-
tcrs were at their best. This statement Is nercs
sary, for the ladies debarred the privilege Of
seelng each other, would glcan rather peculiar
ideas OF tho tont ensemble from any of their
gentlemen fricnds Of whom they might Inquire.
or woman who Is sorryi Perhaps in somo Of Its
charactcEistica there may be here and there o
gain Ut solid worth that Will be remembered ail
through tho year. 1t can't he that this whole
sale b0bbing around Is productive Of no good,
and It. Is more tlan probable that tho scnsctcsa
wishes, Bcnsclcss moro III method Of expression
than the wishes themselves, have Ind sen'e
merit aud been prophetic of tue Happiness they
professcd to hopc for.
, 1877-01-02

II IA mt uulIkrly that Il number of lsf1fca mn
,h eon,,, sI.'s ,si;, r.a,t ,xt,, ,n.,os, ",,ae,a
'"e 9outt o'uo m"t 'e11 "''n 'ute,es' snaple
explanation ot the conduct yesterday of one OF
the young gentlemen who yesldes III that
Division.
Frum MI n Tp,nusr renortcr con,a 1corn.
w. ..'..'s.,'-.., -, .o".a "s'''.' 'sAu'
attef thofoush la'est'eat'on' LUG young man
flas been seriously Involved Tor some tlnc,
through unfortunate iluane!al Iutsca!culatlons.
IIls crr.lltors lave been urcsstua HIN unueces-
...,,, M, ,,a.,,,,o ~. ,,r,,,..,. -. -av ,st,,t
sa'"5' a"u "est4's nlA rto"isses " psy "'taia
II" hnohths' which he ahqacst'ohab'y
would have been ablc to keep II le. hlone. =
few Of tho more important tra,lcsn,en coin
1inc,, mn hIon md s,c.ca,lc, in ,noxfnr Nv.
ynsr.s n"v ,'rsa,at.,r.sh,o a a., n,,' aa,..,",
ieat n"5 a"eonl4otIaolo .os in"'' saturday
tsey TOOK out Il punishment process and So
cured the services ot constable, and, goIps to
Ills room carly Yesterday morning. they lsvir,i
~, ~, h.,J1,,.",.. r. 49,. .,a.I..
~. w. s"s r1' a. ', use.s w nHn ~
W. !ne na.'e', tae talio' tas oonsl'aats, ano
tie constable were thc1orAtlo. They had tho
clothes, aud llc sat up In bc his chin resting on
hls knees, thu picture VI oespair. At lat
, 1877-01-02

a
Amnng tho public functionar,ea uho kant
s. 49,, ,..rT..,s,, f'.ttas n,,s,.s..ns.S
olTu i.ousu tsetefaa1 Sua'tee o"'"nlcfne'o
should not be forgotten. Ills spacious mansion
Id not situated Oh any OF the fashionable
avenues, and many no doubt forget to include
ht,n ,,, th.t- .n,IIr,. ,,a.. b,t Ia nsvor,h.to,o
u'u v" s'o" s1s 't'' WV ', s"''Tse' "c
rcselYcd Eooaly hatnDef OF vAltofs. ING
drawlng-room Of Ills residcnce xaa furnished In
ite usual clegaut style, aud tho windows wcre
ta.tly trane,l with c.,bwebs. A thick coat nf
',s.s .,.a ~ .nr..,, 'vo~ H.. r,nas ~ I~,...
shedding a dla', EcuRloas lient over THO hnmeF-
ous callers, and eoltenlug tall iucongruous
color. and harah 0utlincs into smoother h,,cs
and for,ns.
an T,,'s f'.',. ,.,,. .,o,,. It.
1he 1uuee n li1t'e cccentf1o 10 some OF hls
o'cluck to rccelye Ia begun yesterday at tho
mo,t untnword hour of a M. and. mt RIM.
49,. .,s.,, 49,. !. ,I,.,.. IL. 49,. a.. 20
.ens WIN tan' M ns ..ss'.s y" a nou'' .,,1 =,
=. III. only dld ho receive. NO" thls IL hardly
fair. It is submitted that It Ia not quite tho
su,1ors thtn1 10 cou,nel man to start on With
at HI. hrc.sfa.t n ,noka New ycars col,a .n,,
e1s ~. =, ~ ",a"s ,'''. 80 ~.
70 MAKO II WORSE tae Jlage does hot n'aKe asy
"spscad." This Is an eErcgtous omission,
for It Is III undauhtcl fact that theru
a.e no persons who would appreciate
..,ro ~ n,m nsI hi,c,Is
-, a ,,ot,o,. % ou u ,ara ~" ,oa1 ,nora t',a
NV NV ~ naeMaol fuuu sl1s.u nasat, ,t.o.o ~ tt'au
Hav ,,.t. ~ 1n,ls... na i ttsnnw !,
Is5.mmch az III ths I.,Hre nays no rSnt for III.
%sD:lpa s4: e1tS,aee IL sps''0n to set s0 table " thu
9t tho honorable genattls'aan H. hs ostenta.ioa;
u ~ rght ios hlln y, 10 open snlotioors and
sa ir ~ o,s ai ~, ars .pa, ~
, 1877-01-02
w. C., r.. U.
NEEEiFTlON At FARWEL14 HALL,

NEeErrl0N At FARwELt HAIL.
The facts concerning thu average caller having
been elsewhere csthctieally, statlssicaljy, and
fully considered. It rcllaIua to speak u those
few visitors who went out au.f talked to ladcs
and sat around md n,allv themselves geueraliy
uncomfortable from u sense Of duty. Tho chief
resort Of these gentlemen was Room Farwcll
Hall, where the leaders ID "tho cause" were
prcscnt. by "the rausr," IN this ease, is meant,
of course, tho great work vi reforming tlle
drunkard aud especially TINT branch, or twig, Ut
It which Is supported, upheld, carried un, und
generally made much u by certain la1!es Of this
city WHO call themselves tho Wou,cus Temper
auce unIon. These ladles, or sonlo Of them,
caused notices to be published setting forth that
they would rcecyu callers, and to thcm vent
forth q reporter who would haYo been pleased to
hare como at the faets and tLcn been allowed 10
retire !nto the obscurity born Of rest.
And yet tue very first motion mada by that
unfortunate was mistake aud uupleas4ntuess
which covered hlm with blushcs u with gar-
uaeat- lIusrylug up the tsoad staircase, hs
walked Into No. y Lat III hand, aud closed the
door only to and himself IN the midst Of about
adoxen knceling women, ona Of whom was 3D.
dressing the Throne OF Gtace IN behalf Of 4
young mau whom the intruder hastily, but H.
accurately, supposed 10 b. himself Convinced
Vt bis error by description Of thu young man
which formed part Of tue petition, tho elnissary
withdrew himself ipto the Droal hail and asked
whether this waA the sort pf Nex-Ycar recep-
t1on that xas At all general. 1t was entirely
outside Of any e1peIience laid down Ia the
books, EheEeupon he went away. liz does not
yet know whether tbs praying wsa part VI the
reception
! Returning later in tho day, The reporter found
'sIx isaiies, 6eaded BY Miss Frsnccs Willard, sit
Ling In state and Ia tho form uaualiy Get for thu
uzcmouy. To them entered FROM utne to time
various gentlemen, xho sat fur tune and DIS
, 1877-01-02
AN ALLY.

IMMIGRATION OF A sALooN-KEErER.
There arc various ways Of looking at New
Years, and mono Is more busnesa-lke than that
Of the man who takes the subject under cous!l-
Grafton ns ho would any other cause Which NJ
fccted his receipts, and looks Mt it from tho
standpoint Of the till and the bauk-account.
For instance, d reporter, whtIc yesterday dis
c1sstng hot lemonade, overheard d prominent
saloon-kcepcr glying ILLS views soincwtlat rs fol-
lows:
"So, fir, business isn't good; and 1t stands
to reus0n that It couldn't bo to4lay, With oil
these volunteer huiouns Open. Frinstailce,
SUPPOSE there's two or three thousand houses
where these Young fellows will l.o calling to-day,
mud every 1ast one Ut those houses Is a running
opposition to NC and tho otl.er .li9uor-mcr-
ci.huts \ young felluw goes lnto the first one,
anu they gtyo lhin glass OF champagne, aud In
the next house te gets glass IL claret, atl
then next door he rI.lsrs out Ills mouth with 4
1nonshfui Of shcrry, anl thcn. they give hun
yolne eEg-nog, nnl bu OH around until ho turns
up tighter'n musket,-aud d mighty had tight
he wll! and y ~, t. get rid Of, too. Nov, YOU
oste 1ss s a y5ny ns fellow IL s %a sS ssnx Il t. W
drunk anyhow, and II hc lad been allowed TO
do It in tho regular way, why would llave made
an huncst dollar, but this here irregular busi-
ness il sllatne and disgrace, beside. teing
help hut bet you see, drinking all t'lat different
NJ acu by tho papers that there's aomo ladies
down here wlIo have been trying to stop this
giving Of wines anu liquors tor New-YeaEs, and
Tin sure hope they will succeed. wish them
al sorts Of good luck. TN sure. Why, It would
be nigh $l00 each New Years tony good II they
would. Down With I'LL tl,cse free s:lloollr, say.
Why, Christmas. Day la4 q llttleegg-uog lortfa
boys, ntMl took In $400 that day and night, md
to-,luy III bu lucky i get 800, unless some
hlG. Winc-iarty, " Connty Commissioners, os
kt,ow, to send them la,ltcs 34o 10 help tlicn'
break up this irce-saluon busitless."
Happening to turn Just then, tho apeakc,
caught slght OF the reiortcr "puttiny II down.
aid }lc Ut utlco Lrokcull. uYertEelcss, !ls ytewi
are ~ nuyel ~ to bt well worth consideration.
, 1877-01-02


AT the Grand Pacific Hotel tho following
named ladies received alls:
Mrs. j. C. Dunlevy, parlor 20; Mrs. /. D.
6ankcy, parlor 1p; Mrs. George and Miss
Fasnsworth, Ii, tic Ladies' Paslor; Mrs. C. II.
Allen pnil Miss Alien, Parior SIS; Mrs. L. l..
Arn,-, Iarlor 4l8; the Misses IL. T. and M. Cas-
kcll, Parlor 40l; Mrs. j. H. Richardson and Atrs.
D. +. Cameron, parlor III; Mrs. Dr. Brock Mc-
Vlckar, parlor 4o0.
Many Of tho lady guests Of the house re-
cevcd ut Tho prtyate residences OF their friends.
The hotel was kept quite llycy BY tho calcrs all
day, md some Of tho lalIes entertained rs many
a. 100 gcntlemcn; Everything passed oG qui-
At Tie PALMER HOUSE
the ladies' who wished to receive calls wcre nc
comlnodatc1 by Mr., pottur Palmer with all tho
facilities Ut lis disposal, and 1t Was made pleas
ant for the guests and tllcir yls!tors. Mrs.
Potter Palmer received In her private pa1Ior,
Mrs. Gen: pa!rl, MIss hall. New York. Miss
~, "; and Mrs. .. Kstnball received In l'arlor
g. '.ssa ssae. by [s ;: IL E91 Esk'n ad x!ir: M5s
y Miss q4tconb. % M1s D. d. ~ speuces, essts use
Denis, received her eallcrs In Parlor il. Mrs.
Parlor 2.l. s1rs.. a. stell received tn Parlor
6l1, assisted by Mrs. Bur,lanl. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. Morgan received III formal calls, nwing to
the recent death uf tho Iu.ly's mother. How
ever, all the ftieilIs who eatne wcFu made wei.
come. 1t Is l14rd u estlIslnto tho number of
tails made at tl!s house, but 1t wns not loss
than coo.
FREMONT.
Nothing. unusual marked the day at tho
fremont HOUSE. Theirs was very Hnu dinner
but that !s nothing unueual-wlth beautiful
little bl1s Of fusa which tho boardcrs Kept ~
souvenirs, and gtass of rare old vino at each
plate. O1 course tho guests Wtsl,cd eac!l other
Happy EewYe1r," a'ld the proprtctors 1t,ulie
the same remark 1.iany tlls,re, ..s proprIetuts
always have done and probably always viii do.
There Waa but lltt!u Ealing donc+ A.noMg
those ot tho boar1lct* who "rceciycl' u wcru
Mrs. James Hula1li, Mrs, +. ". lk!ce, Mrs. Il. +.
Lewis, Mrs: 7. H. butler, Mrs. lieofgc Clarke,
Mrs. J. II. iIarvcy, and aiTs. t'corge straut.
THK sARRMAN 1t0UsR
presented, an appcaraaeo not unlike Its usnal
1spcet+ Tho only pcrccptiblo difference was
that everybody wore sHllc, anil secflles! to have
nothing to do except to I,nk w though ready tt
say, "T4e Ealne u you," upuil tho siiEhtcsl
pruyocation. The hotel management got .,I a..
extra fine dinner fur those III the loardtrs AMI
guests who did mt 70 calling, but bcynlul thai
There Was nothing out of theeyery.iay line. I'll,
ladies rceciying eulls wcrc Mrs. l.. IL. Clark an,
daughter, Mira. Jaslrs kiugun, Airs. oles,.st
and her daughter, Mrs, Joshua Marsh.
, 1877-01-02
Ovarian i : ] llllli(yl'
Of ten years' growth cured by
DIR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,
nyr had nm Ovarian Tnn,bF In the Oyarle 1
tlttN NO4IcI4 for Ten Nentx.

unTD hnA nm Ovarian TnnlRF In the Oyafloa
md NosTcla for Ten Years.
othefs NAV benefited. maIo thIs stateInsnt 'a~
have had HI OVARIAN Turnr In lfle nYArlts sud hoH.
elE fHF ten yesrs tried tho 'st nhrAlr!ans Of tlts
lace without anr bahuat, It wa4 growing It such ~
pa!ty laat could ,tot !layn lsed much lanxer, 4
friend OF nl!na Induced n9 10 4Ev adNaYs lscicdlra
1Ha a9t nGcs ta'tt ~ theu hut nnally alter much
pnfchAac liz G0sita Ut the RcsolYoat Two boxes Of
the pl& and sNo b0ttsa OF sa9 RELIEF. uset thas1
wlI!QUt slY aDnatent henolt. drte!mt14d II perse.
used Twelve sno1s t1tcl u t!i9 s*olr Two
oI Tho Ne!ef, and bo1as Of ta lI!la before teY
wffe 9oes fsd lo*t twentv :: nxn bounds;
was enitrHy cured. tuck tug uledlelna sbuut Ays
lluuls 4i during shst time Lost foFty' dts pounas
In u. LUX Artu Q1eH ntt!e1 0f fhe leaaltcnt, s!1
bother lrltrf, and sLx 1ozes af tho Fllle.
1epI IpcFsHctlx well. and nv heart Il full @! Rfatu4a
10 God fur tlls Eep III NY atat snlct1an. S9u ~
and your wonderful mca!ctnn, feel ucrplf luAsbttd
aud MY PRAYER IL itak IL lhy bc ~ much " btA4A4
10 otIS1s ~ Il has BEEN so '1'e MIS- <. c. ulDpISB
Mrs Iiiblns wno nakes the stota cert neats. u Tho
reTton fuf wllon IulutAed y aena ledl:lAs tn
June 1878, Ytd cdlGlAes aA.sa etatt4 Hsfa bought
pf c with tho exception Of what ~ ssut 10 her W
Joa msy 'ay ts,t hs, .sate'ncas se'fesf ,xithsutA
usa9gi.t saa GasTq!.d qsl,iA. Ann 1rtof. Mich,
aofo cefacste ID aud ha4 hrnn fur many we'll
known ia ~ and thd fa:ts theErn FAtcd Afa onouht
tdy aud un1entabY eofroct. n " Cha who kHuwA MrA
blbbins will leatere hsf ststctuent.r >, r,cvrr
t9Sncu nnHIv1 - HvtEHA AA%
MANY e: FONU
, 1877-01-02

Spactdl 0igpd.eh to 1ns 7ffbRnA
WAsMlNoToa, u, C., jan. 1.-New Years Day
was colebrnted With the customary ceremony,
notwithstanding a driving suow-storn. which
has not been equalel in the memory OF tho
Oldest citizen. Tho Wh!to-iIouse reception wns
even moro brilliant than usual. President Grant
may congratulate himself TINT, unliko many
other Frestlents Ills closing reception was %
brilliant ns any TINT have preceded It. a nosa-
bic feature Of tho reception Was Chinees
Mandarin Of high rank, who cotncs here tn tho
interests Of his Government and as forcrnnner
Of the Chinese Embassy which Is soon to be sent
to Washington.
WAsntNdros, D. c., Jan. 1.-Thero was dis
agreeable suow-storm, but tho Iay Wis gen.
erai holiday. The reception ut this Executive
Mansion began at noon, when tho Foreign Min
listers wcse received, the majority accompanied
by ladies' Tho following camo: Members Of
the Cabinet and ladies', Judges Of the United
statcs Supreme Court, Senators and Repre-
kcntattges in Congress, Judges Of tho Court OF
Claims, otllcc,5 OF the nrmy aud navy, Depart
mcnt officials, Associated Soldiers Of Tic War OF
1919, and tho Oldest Inhabitants Association.
At O'Clock ths reception TO tho general public
commenced, and closed at =.
KKOKuK. II.
Special DspaseA % ~ 1l1sune,
.KsoKuK, ls., jan. l.-New'Year'e Day In
he0Ruk hQ4 utEE on6 u AuSaAl aHltlFlu{s 2Nu
custom Of making aud receiving cails hns bceu
mora generally ubscrYetl than usunl. Tho ladies'
clubbed together In PARTIES Of from four to. a
dozen, aud made a1tenaiye preparations In the
way OF decorated partors anil sutnptuous
spreads, and callers were entertained With lay
lsh hosp p!taltty. The gentlemen were out In
force, many of them going in full lrcss. At
very lew, II any, Of the open houses Waro wines
offered, thc practice having been almos. entirely
abolished here.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
LOUISVILLE, ky., JaA. 1.-The Men, Years
receptions In Lo1!sylls surpassed In elegance
my previous occasions of ths kind egsr cele.
hratel. Thu house of tho Hon. Z. D. stanGc.
fonl, President OF tho Louisville d Great
| Southern Railroad, was ccntre OF attraction,
aud presented constant scene Of pleasure and
splendor,
| LAGALLE, ILL"
| SEsctd2 Dt&p1tcA TO Ths 1fibuHs-
LAaALLE, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-The celebration OF the
first day Of the now year IN this city has been
very 1tIlet but general. Tie weather is exceed
| iugly cold, but thera Ia very little SNOW.
/ HELolT, MiA.
Sptefdl NIpdtcA To- 7ns 7FtbaAs.
BH1o1r, WIS, jan. l.-@New-Yrar's calling In
dulgcl In ncre quite generally to-day. Beautl
ful clear winter weather and tine sle!ghtng.
, 1877-01-02

Soap T. ons Of the primo factors ~ uodatn el!li.
xatloh; but like any uher essential nftirlcs. 1t 10
subject to aiulte sat!ons and sbuse. Chemical an
alysls pfaves f.yhtui facts in relation to toilet
lnanufactuzes, has secs nliy !nventel soap which
u beYond rfpfoach In tho parity Of il material
and ths delteAey Of tho natural edos. II " known
~ i. E. Hslhitt'a Toilet Soap.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF BAYOU SARA.

MAYORS OFFICE, BAYOU SARA, La, !
Friday, April 18th, 1877.
At meeting of the Town Council, held
this evening, it was
ResOtced, That all persons holding war
rants or approved claims against the
Corporation of Bayou Sara, whether pre-
visously registered or not, be required to
have the same Registered by the Treasur-
er within thirty (3O) days from the pro-
mitigation of this ordinance.
T.. w. WATERMAN,
w. l.. BELL, Mayor.
Secretary.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28
fslitisna Sentinel.

T. Notice. accordance with
% Of the extra session of 1877,
nc the terms of the Parish Court,
farm of the Parish Court will
commencing OH Monday the 9TH
1877. and on the first Monday of
I.cond month thereafter, unless u
he made after notice, according
A Probate term will be held on
Monday of every month in which
RI does not hold II general term.
S. MCC. LAWRASON,
Parish Judge.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

+ Home
0 E s HOP.
1880. Proprietor.
ranc;sviIle, La.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

saying (and not altogether an
ne) is, "a peny saved is two earn
rdinr to this two saved is four
Ind in purchasing an organ if
Save $50 it is as good as 500
vhich would goa great way to-
e purchase yOu can do this by
he Star Parlor Organ. See adj
MT in another column, and send
lar and price list. 1y.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

who contemplate purchasing n
Organ, who want excellence of
nbined with beauty Of construc-
A who want an ornament for Il
Church, School room, Lodge or
bn room, and who admire bust
bmptness and fair dealing can
hi these by addressing the cele-
Manufacturer oforgans and pianos,
=. Beatty, Washington, Warren
M J.. See his advertisement on
haze. IA I'm.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

II leg, sup
d, and ,aF
,,rles Alex
cash.
!. d. 1871
ROW.,
h IFard'
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

to stand
wife and
We them
nation.
i.y won-I
al suffer-
lie regu.I
now oil
II dnrdtI
tleranse.l
sseti, obi
menstrual
atnre ilI
develop
ase that
[cl.ycursI
in sideI
eeI, sick.I
ess,l'alptI
of tbtI
l'ilit.y, OF
sleeplesI
I'orit|
. ligessI
Il bowei,I
10 equal
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

MS OUT.-IT MAY SAVE YOUR
here is no person living but
! hers more or less with Lung
Coughs, or Consumption, vet
hid die rather than pay - cents
| tile of medicine that would cure
SR, A. BOSCUEE'S GERMAN SYRUP
been introduced in this coun-
Germany, and its wondcrous
buishes every one that try it.
lbt what we say in print, cut
nd take it to your Druggist and
ple bottle Tor 10 cents and try
1oses will relieve you Regular
BITS. April . - ~.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

4 L. GASTRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
FLOWS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
mentS, Brides, Halr"ss, Hardware, GuI:;,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fitting:
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Holl' W
Ware, Wagon and Carriag> {, oodwoi!.;
Blacksmith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the ceeb1 ated
"CHARTER OAk' STOVES,
Uric, Garrett & Cottman, Brinley, JAS:
II. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, Hor: g
Hay Rakes, all of which l will guarai.-
tee to sell lower than can be purchased
elsewhere.
Changers and others Will find it toy
their advantage to call and examine II V
stock and prices before purchasing else,
where.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-04-28

and they should be held as long as
possible, as they are probably es
caped criminals (Woodville Re-
publican.