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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

BY Il little inspection it will be seen
that we are paying special attention TO
the advertisement of home institutions
and business establishments. Wo are
strongly imbucd with the sentiment that
prompts the patronage Of home industry
and enterprise in preference to lending
assistance TO foreign dealers, who, in
but too many instances, aro iniucal to
the interests of our section aud people.
In this connection, we take great pleas
Hrc III calling attention TO tho ADVERTISE
ments Of Mr.. Edward Thompson, of New
Orleans, which appeas in this issuc.
There can be no doubt that the Home
Corn Shelter advertised by him, is one
OF the most complete, end witiai chcan-
est implements ever offered in .he south
ern trade. just think of the price $500.
delivered free Of chargc at amy express
! station, OF at any landing OIL the Missis-
sippi river, and that for shelter that
will shell from to 10 bushels pcr hour.
We advise all concerned to read the adj
vertisement and communicate with Mr..
Edward Thompson ut III and IA Poy-
! dras St., New Orleans.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
OUR WOODVILLE LETTER.

WooDvILLE, Miss, July 24ih IT.
According 10 a promise recent
iy made l send you q few lines.
The crops so far az | have seen 40
to date are rather better than last
year. Cotton is of sufficient size
and is in growing condition. l.
is fast being filed witt: hollis and
every indication points 10 full crop
The corn has suffered mucl. from
want OF rain. We are now having
daily showers which will doubtless
prove Of great benefit and sufficient
corn may yet be made. Great in
tcrcat just now is manifested il
local politics. IhIs will be the
first time in many years since The
Democ. att have put a ticket in the
field, aud as a nomination vii be
equivalent 10 an election q great
many watt oGice--all very
good men too. prcciuct meetings
were held last Saturday 70 scud
delegates TO Tie County CoHyen~
ton which meets or The 2Gth iu>t.
until which lime many VIII be Oh
The ragged edge"
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
Is Your LIFE JToRru 10 CENTS P

Is YOUR LIFE JToHru 10 CENTS p
Sickness prevails every where, and every
body complains Of some disease during
their life. Uhcn sick, the object is to
get well; now to say plainly that no per
son III this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its
effects, such as Indigestion, Costivencss,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, palpitation of thc Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biiiousncss, etc, can take
GREENS August FLowEis without get
ting relief and cure. lyon doubt this
go to your Druggist, and get II Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and Try it. Regular size
- cents. Two doses will relieve you.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
STRIKE OF THE RAIL ROAD MEN.
GREAT Destruction or LIVE AND
PROPERTY.

n,,.r,,.,,,,,, r,.1..o, az :. :.
osc,.r,niI,rd pCsiliyrIy tI,al in line rio, last
evening zen men were killed by The lire
of the soldiers TIL" crowd was very
dense when the soldiers We're passing
down Eaitin'"fe street 70 t.e tei'ot, en-
i",,,o ~ n,G hri,I,., ,y"rn IhrnWn 1T ~.
! S | I 800, IL y. r:,.-r sui i',
Gl,,,,rt So, I,tri,,,.,,
H'SI'Gr ~ ,,.,, ,i,
;'''" - '',' '; ,,,',J ;,i;i,,<
tl"'S i',,i i',n,' VA 'IH,', in''..,,,.
's'' i,,,,,,,,,I;,,,, ,;,,l,t ,-,nr.
w . ',,i
~ - H'Si., iG" T,' ~ M
"In'i S'lS';' ~ ,'io CAV
, mn.
t1S A~Sst''" q ''->. A'-|'
The result OF the iIElhG fast nI%It IS
nIlG persons uthb SS'Ni''i 'i'"4S iA"'"'-%
will die and about twenty W"un';r".
Coroner walker mas SunInn4c"" jury
OF Inquest ms morning Whici' ma" "n
JnHrhc" NI'h n"h""S: i"' r'"" ''''
all been removed 10 their iaic homes.
'E'hc Rioters Arrested ;,klG Gsc-
geasca.
ca,.,,.,1 ,i,!o,., ,,-o,a .,rrcsteL last ,io,,t
c,, Gr;,',t ~, Tho ,,nli,n hui vycIrrrTcaSrd
~, .i WY ,, rnd ,ia thrnois o.,
~ ~, a;,rr,,,nIi',,r thn i,il md who
i'. ',o - ,,rani : onn1, nnInsstTenris
,,-a,., rail-
'.SA' nv, -,
Fis$se" ger L I'aA'sSs A"S' AS'''
Regular passenger trains are trimming,
but arc not allowed by the company I"
run after night bctwcer certain points.
Mere Troops.
IT,. ,o,,aI, 1,,, CONF , n,rt;on az hi,
e ven IT, Nt,,ti-,t ti,' 1't TO Inmbor,and to
wake fine hiur,de there.
oi;sho VIC ot IIoo III ., Two COM
,,,ins Of or%iii"rv leave to-Iict for Bal
i;,nrro and Svn for WASHINGTON.
tt~D"'9, 'niS -, o. 1{nor Aha crn.s;ru
lt%, en- L Street, re G' was 0 attacI.cd
. i,y y c,,nTl With stores. The military
w . o1D" ''',, "'p .-.,taH ,v,s rctr,nod ~
hred NolttE; m,t'I Io, "'0 5l0 o,r', rsony
tno E-:I, "i'i !,f SIZE .,J - numlmj,
WY -S,,,,r,i
WoInuou. 7 aro,1r,1 ,ioS oc.
Aoui'o ' tt ",'' Jar.ot the Pcunsyl
U e.n,iin rn;i rn,I A Si,mhcr of men. and
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

SUCCE sion &ALE.-I'ho State OF
Louisiana, Parish Of West Eejici;tna,
Parish Court No. ---- In the matter OF
the succession ofPa:ricil Dohor!y, dcccas-
ed.
In obedience to an order from The Par
ish Court, of We&J Gclic;Hna, to me d.
rectcd. / viii 2Ii"r FOR sale IL public
auction, at the Court House door
in st. FrancisviIie on Thursday the
2nd day Of August 1877, at thc honr OF
eleven o'clock Il. H., OF saib cay, the fol
lowing named and described property.
t0-Wit:
A certain tract Of land known rs the
LobGel tract containing five hundred
(5O0) ;rpcnis being the same land pur-
chased by the deceased from Green Il
Cruup, on the 18Th day ofDeccmbrr, ic1S.
bounded on the North by hands Of the
CitiZano Baml--Eastby Little Hly0nS@ra
Crecll-.South by Green IL CruMn. and
west b. Peter DoheytE Together with all
| the Buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of salc--C1ah.
JNO. J. BARROW,
Iupe30.'1?. Sheriff.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

10 10 Mr., Robbie Lcale of the
a ~, New orleans, for kind attcn-
.orostiuc story, "Poor Lucille"
|Iaded on the first page Oh TINS
| s,rrtb page will be found a fn
Sc,ho,ast and successful attempt
lac of our late 1ellow-c'''~'n' MI
husky.
..s,mer LaBclle, in place of the
-, blew out u cylinder head on
.r;n down and the Horny Tetc
her stead on Tuesday last.
,.orc pleased to meet, on We'd
Last Mr.. w. A. Elder, of the firm
G. Co., Insurance agents, Wood
kIiss Mr.. Elder will be in our
ksain o" Monday next to romain
Savs in the interests of his bust
,,,o,r ACcIDENr.-On Saturday
\, instant, the Steamer Golden
Lille making landing at Omega,
,ye yicksburg, struc * II snaG and
| the 'Inurricano roof in ten min
/ The boat with her cargo, which
kerv large and valuable one. are
hiss No lives were lost.
.ou are in New Orleans for only a
|, trip even sep abroad the train
l over TO Biloxi and get an cNhiIcr-
|uitf Of the sea breeze. Go to the
H. U,nsc and tell the urba re
ban in the office we sent you ihcrc
! he don't treat goa ''&ccordin% to
y we will take the conscG ucnccs.
roinr to take jaunt over there
II in a few days.
le,a can be no doubt chat Alumni
! ilding papcf Goa" is last sn.c"-
plastering and wall paper i'll thc
|nc of buildings as il is 4 perfect
(ute for both. Il is II thick paper
That is applied with Facility an!
|,t the aid Of skilled Labor. IL
Fs apartments Warlnef IN WIN
| cooler in Summer. IL being 4 well
o,+,rL;.hcI r,rt fila, uouc,. i
LnoLos+ ,,,-couIuctors or Lr,t ou1
T, ,,.,., cno,,c,. trou 9th
[,,o otbors orJi.fc.. ti,hict TO dam
aa,-orti,e,,,.r. in ,no.I,.r coI-
a1,,r.ss I,l,,ord ,yn,u,snr 10
III. 81 y - o,cln.;,r most
Co. .,,,,,o
Pe'' 10 Nv "'c - ~ ',
'"t ei'''''''' :, ''''''''7 '''
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every '',',''S ''' '"''',',' ''
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li'a' Is i"" ''N'.'- P,.'''. We w.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
DIlCD.

CODk-On Wednesday, July %. 1877,
lii the 10Th year other age, Mrs. l.. COOK,
a resident OF this village for The past 10
years
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
II 1GENTS.
First CHS

ID I.ondona and
90. Planter,
over 100000.
ovcr$2,7&,..
Assets oye'
New York, As
Yer, OF New
Ii assets oye;
Ellington Life
IA, $4,000.
IcSt fciician,
| p'lian ms. Co,
10000.
and security.
). Orleans Mn.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

.u=E
'ippi.
open for tho
Us.
fully. inform,
+ public gen.
zen thorough.
improvements,
ing. No pain,
to keep tho
at s';tiittard.,.
Terms mod.
lies and per.
| onsprolnptly
'i"Irists atN.
OSTROSS.
Proprietor
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
THac EEcaaeEe:ssogsa Pianos

E'Eac EEc2aetc:ss0gs. Pianos
arc the only ones which are sold direct
10 Tic people at factory prices, and the
only low priced Pianos which have re
cCivcd the endorsement Of any hiy!
authority, such rs lie Judges At ii g
Great Centennial They contain every
improvements adopted by the best makers
besides valuable patents and Improve
ments never before introduced. They
arc lnatchlcss in tone, purcst in quality,
Finest III finish, most durable in use,
Cheapest i'll price. Matm,shch's new
Patent lUrle&- ovcrstrung scale is the
greatest advance in The history OF Piano
making, producing the most astonishing
power. ojI@.rialiRcss eff tone, and u sustain-
iHg Quo!ity Ncrc', before ATTAINED, being u,
::GRAND PIANO IN A SQUARE CASE"
! ne Mcmdclssohn Uprights are thc fin
est in America. They are pronounced
the ''PianeS OF the Future"
Mandatory &. Wmerooms: Nos. 400
l92, A9i, 496 y, 493 West 51lh ST., Nos
S3S, $50, S62, SG4, SGS & $50 10th Ave.
Pianos sent on trial. Illustrated and
descriptive Catalogue mailed free.
NIENEDEg .SsDNN PIANO CO,
BUSINESS OFFICE
No 56 broadway. n Y
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
SITS Chem.

SITS Chem
81.
Principal 81
lra La.
meals, Fins|
Hair and
Combs,
Fancy
les,
KS
Pcds, |
liquors, |
s. Paints.
STUFF. Olir1
il, Meats
carbon oil, |
innings Of |
ls, I n Ks, |
per, Sheet |
s, Pocket |
azor StroH
=, the stan'
elieinrs
h and !
brt- !
,stantly OF
|prescriptiod
# all llOurs|
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

w. 4. ELDER,
Co.,
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
rE,f.t EScsHls os the E.EOt.

The result OF Che ii!inG last night is
nine persons dead: several more pr"nHblE
will die and about tWcutE WuunN"N.
Coroner Walker has Summoned a jury
OF inquest this morning which has AL
jouruc, until Monday. The dead l;iy
all been removed 10 their iatc homes.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long timcwas demon.
atrator of anatomy in the
Medical College of Gcor-
,riG, hence persons using
his pills have the guaran-
tee chat they are prepared
ON scientific principles,
and are free from al
guHcAcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antaToni5tic
qualities of q s!TcH.gthsE-
:r@, E"}cGIirt, Ga.ta fHT-
!.T:"A' tonic.
Ileir Hrst apparent ct
feet Is To Increase the APP
petite i'yra'isiu% tee !G"a
ga properly as simulate. .
! bus Tie system Is HHuf-
z ;shct, and hy their tonic
! action on the digestive or
( r.a.s, regular and healthy
! cvaeupuoI.s are produced.
! Thcrapidity with which
: fsyccNS tg&e Oh E'y@.
: ,r.,ii2 under the influence
Z OF these pills, Of itself in
{ tiratcs their adaptabiiity
( to n"u.ish the body, and
\ hence their efficacy III cur
( ing nervous debility. mel
\ auc.0!y, dyspepsia, vast
\ Ing OF the muscles, slug
: I.i.1ncsS Of Ihc liver,
| chronic constipation, and
eng til 10 til, system. sold
.,u r@y Street, ECT 7 or!..
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
The Rioters Arrested ;sklG Gsc
ESa&esa.

Several rioters were arrested last iilgA
for firing OH Che police, but WciHrcicasc'
by the Mayor who feared che threats o
tic inob surrounding The jail and VII
Threatened to break it open unless tEeprls
-nnrrS Wcrn released.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28
felitima Seutinel

Now Orleans letter in this
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-07-28

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-06
STANTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY ), 1877.
The cold hcrcaboutS has been intense.
That fayorlte watcring-place OF the Rich
mond people in summer, Stribling Springs,
only thirteen miles from here, shivered yes
terday morning with thermometer 15o
below zero. Mr.. CheSley Kinney, the pro-
prietor, says that such thing was never
known there before. This part Of Virginia
was the centre OF the low barometer III the
weather report Sunday evening and Mon
day, and our share OF the snow was heayl-
est. 1t fell to depth Of sixteen inches.
The railroad men have suffered greatly
from the cold. Captain William Kinney,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road, had Il
foot frost-bittcn, and Charles Domaine, an
engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
was very badly frost-bittcn. There are a
plenty OF hares and cartridges to be found
frozen TO death.
\ gentleman who arrived here from
Lexington last night reports the thermomc-
ter there at l6 degrees below zero, and pas
sengcrs down the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad report it as low as 20 below zero at
Siillboro'.
Rev. W. b. McGi!vray, OF your city,
preached at the Methodist church here Sum-
day night, and Rev. NJ. Ii. Houston at the
First PRESBYTERIAN. PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-06

\ DECIDEDLY Cool AFFAIR.--A we'll
dressed man, apparently about thirty years
old, walked into the leather-store No. 40
Pearl street, and without stopping to ask
any questions walked up stairs to the sec
ond story. He pursued his way without
any hesitation, as il it were an everyday
occurrence. Being observed by clerk,
who was aware that there was no one up
stairs to wait upon him, he was followed
after the lapse OF minute or two. The
surprise Of the clerk may well be imagined
when, ON getting view Of the supposed
customer, he was found to be coolly EN-
ployed in adjusting moose about his neck
and making such other preparations for an
impromptu execution as the surroundings
would admit. The stranger must have been
sternly opposed to anything like publicity
in such matters, however; for no sooner
did he discover the clerk than, with o look
pf disgust that ought TO be transferred Ito
canvas, he turned upon his heel and quit
the premises without saying word. BIOS
ton Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-The President
has made the following nominations: George
w. Patton, marshal for West Virginia; Will
liam j. Mayfeld, collector OF customs for
St. Mary's district, Georgia; George T..
Call, postmaster ut Grenada, Miss.
Congressman Purman (Republican), Of
Florida, is preparing speech on the recent
election in that State. 1t is said he will de-
nounce the action Of the Returning Board.
Governor Growers examination will be
continued tomorrow, and will be confined
mainly to legal points.
The post-Ofice at Grenada, Miss, which
had been discontinued on account of the
alleged abuse OF the postmaster, was re-
stored to- day
In connection with the submission of the
electral vote to the Supreme Court, one Of
the Judges was heard to say to-day that all
the Judges were opposed to having any
thing to do with the question, for the rea-
son that, though they might perform that
duty honestly and faithfully, they would
naturally be suspected OF being Influenced
bN their political opinions; which suspicion
would detract from the judicial character
OF the Court. :,
For several years past the chief OF ord
nance has recommended that there be only
three principal arsenals-nameiy, at ROCK
Island, at Benecia, and on the Atlantic, and
that some OF the present arsenals be Retain
ed for storage purposes. and others SOLD.
In pursuance Of this policy removals OF ord
nance and ordnance stores frequently take
place. In this there is nothing political, as
many have supposed, the removals being
made merely as matter of business.
Augustus +. r. Martin, of the tirm OF
Martin & Runyon, brokers and bankers, Il
Wal! street, New York, testified this after
noon before the Senate COMMITTEES on
Privileges and Elections that the firms
street-book showed that check for S8, 900
was drawn on the. Bankof North America
in favor Of Laid & Bush, Of Salem, Ore
gon, on the 9th Of December last. Further
than this he knew nothing. Ills partner,
who,is, supposed to know oil aboutit, has
been summoned to appear before the COM
mittee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-06
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germ any.

RATE OF DISCOUNT REDUCED.
BERLIN, January 5.-The Imperial Bank
OF Germany has reduced its rate Of discount
for bills to four per cent, and for advances
on securities to five per cent.
Spain.
THE ExTRADITIoS TREATY BETWEEN SPAIN
AND THE UNITED STATES.
|. MADRID, January 5.-The eXtradition
treaty between Spain and the United States
has been signed. 1t applies to all criminal
offences except those of political nature.
The Cortes has been prorogued, and no
date assigned for reassembllng.
The Eastern Question.
THE NOTIFICATIONS OF THE EUROPEAN PRO-
POSALS.
LONDON, January 5.-The Pail-JIaU Ga
zette says it has reason 10 believe that the
notifications of the. European proposals
were adopted at the confidential meeting Of
the European Dlenipotent iaries on Tuesday
last. ..
A dispatch to the Pal!-iNaN Gazette from
Berlin SAYS;
Emperor William has issued a special or
active list from entering the Russian ARMY.
The Federal Council OF Germany has
made an important constitutional conces-
sion to Alsace and Lorraine, having agreed
to the proposal that the measures passed by
the provincial Board OF Representatives, if
approved by the Federal Council, shall be-
come law without previous approval or
cognizance OF the German Parliament.
INDIGNATION OF THE AUSTRIAN SLAVES AND
GREEKS.
LONDON, January "a dispatch from
Censtantinople to the Reuters company
saws the Austrian slaves here are becoming
more and more incensed against the Rus.
slams in consequence OF the project OF Gene
raj Ignatietf, Russian plenipotentiary, OF an,
nexing Old Servia to one OF the provinces
into which Bulgaria, according to Russian
| proposals, is to be divided.
News has been received conhrmatory Of
the deep indignation OF Greeks at the pro,
posals of the conference which tend tc
subordinate the Greeks to Bulgaria and
sacrifice the Turkish Greek population to
the slaves. The hope is unanimous that
Midhat Pasha, the Grand Vizier, will be
able to carry out his reforms single-handed
THE RIGHTS OF THE RoUMASIAS GOVERNMENT
EUCHARIST, January 5.-The Roumaniar
Senate has adopted resolution directing
that the rights OF Roumania shall remain In
tact, and calling upon the Government te
maintain them in manner worthy OF the
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-06
TFor the Dispatch.]
Burglary iIs Hanover.

Since the holidays the barn Of Colone
Newman, OF Hanover, was broken into by
thieves and lot of flour stolen. There
were also several hundred bushels OF corn
and oats in the barn, but as it was in bulk
he could not tell whether any of either had
been taken. The entrance was effected by
boring. and SO secure were the doors that
a great many holes were bored before an en-
try was effected, though all the holes indi-
Gated that they were made by some one Ell.
tirely familiar with the construction Of the
doors There were only a few who knew
that the -four was in the barn, and his
chances OF finding the thief are thereby in
creased. .. .