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Married by Force.
HOW RIVAL LOVERS SETTLED THE MAT
TER-A SHOCKING END.

HOW RIVAL LOVERS SETTLED THE MAT
TER-A SHOCKING END.
About two years ago Mexican youth
OF San Antonio, Texas, became attached
TO young lady he had known from child
hood, and recently engaged himself to her
! in marriage against the will of her par
ents. His name was Jose Madrid and hers
Jesusita Chavez. Jesus Zepeda having
the advantage Of Jose in age and wealth,
was encouraged by the girls parents, who
protested strongly against her marrying
Jose. Jesus went to her parents, assured
them Of his love for their daughter, asked
that she be given him, and was cheered
by a favorable response. Saturday even
ing last was appointed as the occasion for
the wedding. Jesus made extensive pre-
parations and the parents of the girl de-
voted considerable money to their side of
the programme.
| On Thursday evening Jose returned
from Western trip. AS soon as he reach
ed the city, Jesusita sought him out, and
told hun the whole story, and what had
happened during his absence. Seeing
that he had not only strong competitor,
| but the parents of his inamorata to con-
tend against, Jose and Jesusita arranged
an elopement. The parents suspected
the arrangement and guarded her all
night, defeating the elopement scheme.
The next morning the father of the girl,
after a caucus of relations on both sides,
agreed to bring the rivals face to face with
Jesusita, in the presence of witnesses that
she might decide between them which
she preferred.
The meeting occurred, everything was
silent when the father arose and inform
ed his daughter now to make her choice.
Jesus then brought out two revolvers and
handed his rival one, saying they would
settle the matter by duel, but the girl,
in fright decided to marryJesus although
she despised him.
Jesus and Jesusita were married Satur-
day evening last at the Cathedral of San
Fernando, the affair proving quite inter-
esting, but the girl was unhappy, and
after the marriage refused to recognize
her husband or allow him any privileges.
She spent the whole night following
upon her feet tearing herself from her
husbands embraces and keeping distant
from him.
| Tuesday morning the troubled woman
obtained one of her husbands pistols,
and, stepping out into the yard, placed
the muzzle near her heart, and fired, the
ball passing through her body, leaving an
ugly wound and she now lies at the point
of death, while her husband, who sits by
her bedside, is fully penitent of his folly
in that he married woman who could
not be induced to love him.
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VIEW EWADTERTISEMENrs
To PARENTS & GUARDIANS.
PinCklG)'S School Directory and Guide

furnishes to Parents and others, n list n,
Schools In U. \. and Canada, topetber
with the gist OF the usual circular OF Inc
most DESIRABLE ONES, thus afford
Ing pafe ents all necessary In formation with
regard to our BEST SCHOOLS, withont
expense or delay. Sent upon receipt of
postage (5c.) stamp, so Union Square, N. Y,
jy 30-1m
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THED1sTRICr CORRUPTION FUND

From the Baltimore Sun.
Charges are made publicly here to-day
to The effect that large corruption fund
was used to secure the passage by Con-
gress of the provision relative to the pay
ment of the principal and interest of the
District s. .65 bonds. One statement is
that ga Vermont Representative got away
with $25, 900 and Chicago member and
Maryland member with s12,5Oo apiece
and that the balance OF the fund went 10
the Senate committee" Some are even
undertaking the mention the names OF
tie members VINO, it is alleged, eceveu
this money. The amount of the corrup-
ton fund is put at quarter of a million
dollars.
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pIAHn Beautiful Concert no m NJ
] IkAy0 Grand Pianns @ na UM u AN

81 600, only s425. superb Grand Square
ramos, cost ". 100, only s255. Elegant Up
right Pianos, cost $500, only sl55. New
style Upright Pianos s1l2.5O. Organs s35.
organs IL stops, s72.5J. Church Organs,
10 stops, cost $500, only si15 Elegant 1875
Mirror Top Organs only Sl05. Tremend-
New Steam Factory soon TO be erected.
Newspaper with much inform alton about
cost OF Pianos ana Organs, SENT FREE
piease address DANIEL +. BEATTY.
Washington, N. J,
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VyHE HON Il INSTITUTE,

Home Instivute opens its SPRING
TERM March l1th. with unabated energy
competent and wide-awake teachers. tn
only home day and boarding school In the
city. Object system. Special advantages
for French and music. Eight lnsIructqrs. .he,.
school in Wilmington. MODEhATE
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. primary,
middle, and senior classes. monthly re-
ports sent to parents TO be signed ana re-
tarned. Select number of boarding pupils
Address lfor circular) MRS. q MlSa
HO USTON, Home Institute, No. 800 Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
marll-d&w
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.,.,s Csmsereiai.

s,,nss1o1. D.!;; pei: jaly jIsfys,.n.s 80 ~ ),
Vi sloef 10 Clayton House building
CO.. At IL NJ. today
iugion, ~ ", 3,TTOTATIONb.
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Strengthening the Savages.
LIEUTENANT WALLACE WINS A VICTORY
-MAssA GRE OF FRIENDLY
INDI MS.

SAN Francisco, CAL, July 2S.-A
Portland dispatch says the rendezvous
for sill the unfrendly Indians, both on
the Oregon and Washington territory
side, is at the foot of Priest Rapids, where
they are collecting in great numbers.
HELENA, MONT, July 29.-Lieuten-
ant Wallace overlook the Indians who
committed the recent murders at the
mouth of Bear and Rock creeks on the
north fork of the Clearwater on Sunday,
July 21, killing 6 and wounding 8.
Among the killed was Talbabor, their
chief they also killed 23 head Of stock
belonging to the Indians and captured
81. The Indians consisted of II bucks
and 2 squaws. Lieutenant Wallace's
command numbered 13 soldiers and 2
citizens no causualties occurred on our
side except the wounding of two horses.
The fight lasted two hours.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE,

"ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, ],
w WILMINGToN, DELAWARE.
AT the opening of the Fall term, Mon
day, Sept. 9. 1873, there will be N e w
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
throughout the building, NEW pianos,
duced to add to the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and private
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. j. NJ. WILLIAMS. A. NJ.
l.r1f
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|o,al Stocks and Bends
Eilmington Markets.

ErxIyGToS, Del, July 80, 1873.
'rons al the BraEdywine Mills for
4 a train Corrected Daily.
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pHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MoSDAY, July 20, 8 p. IN.

MuNDA a uiy ~ p
CATTLE were dull this week, but
kmalp about the same AS last quot
|head arrived and sold at the West
klphla Drove Yard at 1 a 6c,, and
I'M the North Philadelphia Drove
4 t5sa5Ac, per lb., as TO condl-
\ were unchanged. 5000 head ar
n sold at The West Philadelphia
Bar at 4a5c.; and 700 head at
n Phllsielphia Drove Yard at 3 IA
! ID. aslO condition.
4 were in iairdemand at an advance.
n sold at the West Philadelphia
Eanat X a1e., and gl2 head at the
Philadelphia Drove Yard at 5A a &c.
bd, as 10 quality.
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T7 A DAY TO Agents canvassing for
N the FIREsIDE VISITOR. Terms and
Outfit Free. Address Z. o. WICK
ERY, Augusta, Maine.
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FOR
$3.50

We Will insert one-inch advertisement
thirteen times. in one thousand American
weekly newspapers, and from good parties
VIII accept SIX months note in settle
ment. Advertisement IN ay appear th rec
months every week. or every other week
six IN onths.
HALE INCH..........FOR s425
FOUR LINES. FOR $3.50
THREE LINES........FORs s225
For cash payment entirely in advance,
nve per cent. discount. No extra charge
for making and sending cuts Files nav
be examined at our office. For catalogue
OF papers and other information address
GEO: L. ROWELL d CO 10 Spruce st.
New York. ''''
p. S.-For an order amounting To Al mn
we Will give reading notice gratis,
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RAILROADS..

DELPHlA, WILMINGTON d
TlM0RE RAIL ROAD.
June 10th, 1873.
will leave Wilmington as follows
erhla and Intermediate Stations,
$40, 800, "a, 10 w a. M, 2 80,
siG, p. N.
and New YORK, 2 90, 544, 0 AZ a. m.
$40, p, m.
ore and Intermediate Stations,
Rofe and Washington, IL 81, / 16 S39,
E$, 500, p. m.
lof Delaware Division, leave for:
aslle, to, $50, a. m. LOS, 6 30, pm.
gl0l and Intermediate Stations,
u O5, go p, m.
and Intermediate Stations $50,
pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
lPlla and Intermediate Stations.
'9. 6'j1, ?. m.
ePAla and New York, 200, 8 A, a.
ois and Washisgton, 12 81, 1l6 a
asI Information passengers are
v 'Ae ''iht lables posted at the
Il. +. KENNEY.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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A - . ~ r.
dEs57IO5. The inmates appear to- bo
weitcared for 10 every way. .aI iEE
! That IN some instance the races are
Idiving and cohabiting together. Snch
Fconduct we regard as a great evil.
| That cases of adultry have been
brought TO our attention. We lay tho
|matter before your Honor, in tho
hope that remedyCmay be formed.
That tEere are too many offices,
and that high salaries, us general
thing, are pad for the services of the
officers. Tho office of Auditor shonld
be abolished; and We should be glad
TO retuFn 10 tho system separate and
distinct Boards for Tho government
and control OF OAR County affairs. ~
J. That there were sixty-seven public
schools in the County last year, and
forty. four the present. Tho mteu>
dauce of children last year was $3.50.
The sum of S2,37329 was expended
,on tho public schooisluHt year. Tho
school Commissioner has visited AL
the public schools, Tor both the 'last
present years. i *. #<!'= =
+ That the jail is clean and we'll kept.
The prisoners arc provided with
/. plenty Of Wholesome TODD, and mako
no complaint. The doors Of tho jai
need repair, and better locks for tho
same. Ono room is unsafe, 40 render>
cd by prisoners who escaped from it.
" That the debt ofthe County in 1875,
was $9,877.90. Since that time, this
amount has been reduced by the levy,
coiIrctio" and application thereto of
ain anruaI three mill tax, tc the sum
ot 3, ,179 16.. A small tax will suffice
10 eXlinguish this balance.
That The current expenses of tho
County for the year ending 3lsL
October. 1877, wcro in the aggregate
$3,lO7.65. This is Il very small sum
for expenses, for one year, and we
commend the County Commissioners
for their excellent, economical man
Iagement. Mr.. Thos. P. Loopcr, one
of tho County commissioners, has
made no charge for milngc. and in
the name of the people Of tho County,
we thank him.
4 That the tax for last year has been
4 in the extreme. amounting to 31}
mills. The largest amount of this WAS
4 to d'fray Interest and costs ON the
bonds due the Air Line Railway, after
4 suit.
i In conclusion, the Grand Jury dc
4 sire to return the thanks ut the pco
/ nlc of Pickcns to v"ni. Honor, and TO
4 express their qualification ut the man
ncr in which The presiding j ud2c has
discharged the duties that dcvolvcd
upon hlm :nnd they unanimously cX-
press the hPpc that he may be assigned
t" hold the next June Term Of the
4 Court, that he may complete the work
tha.1,e has so well begun.
\ And To Solicitor Cotiiran, wo return
4 our thanks tor the Kindness and cour>
tc~y extended to ia by him.
i Respectfully submitted,
1 Il. Il. STEELE. Foreman.
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VICK'S

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
IS the most beautiful work OF the kind in the
world. 1t contains nearly 100 pages, hun
dreds Of fine Illustrations. and six chrome
p!n'es Of flowers, beautifully drawn and col.
ored from nature. Price 50 cents in paper
covers 81 90 in elegant cloth. Printed in
German and English.
Fick's illustrated Monthly Magazine-32
pages. fine il us,raIions, and colored plate in
every number. Price $l.25 IL. year; five
copies for $500
Vick's Cntaloguc-30O Illustrations. ? cts
Address JAMES VicK, Rochester N. "
Jan. II 10 d.
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Tho Grand Jury further PRESENT.
That the bridges of the County are in
good condition. The roads have been
worked generally, and have beon very
much Improved, except in tho upper
parts OF Pickons and EasIey town.
sNipsl : ~. IL .-..
1TImtsa committee of our panel have
visited tho Poor Furm. II is in good
condition. A fine crop was made on
the placo hast yfar. There are eigh.
teen papper inrnates--six colo, cd and
twelve white. The expenditures of
money last year, in addition to The
crop grown on the place, was only
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NOTICE.

TAKE this method Of informing MI parties
4 Interested, that will he found in my Of
fee, ~ Pickcns Court House on each
" ID n f Y, and on ench 'SALEpAY,
for the purpose Of transncting any busin ess
that comes under my jurisdiction.
rs ny duties rs Sch5N Commissioner will
compel me to be nSrsent in different parts of
The County. appoint these special days for
the benefit If all concerned. Office hours,
from n. m. TO p. m
G. w. SINGLETON,
Sch:Ol Commissioner.
Feb 8, 1877 22
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FITS EPHAEP&Y,, I, >,,@ .5..5
OR - '..'" A.'.'' W.
Failing sickness Per1HaHE-
emily Cured.

NJ o humhug-by one months usage of DR.,
Nv GoULARD's Celebrated Infalbe Fit
Powders. To conV nee sufferers that these.}g
powers will do all w9 claim for :hem; wo will
send them by mail, post paid, a free trial bcx
rs DR.. Goulard is the only physician that 5
has ever made this disease. n special study.
and rs 10 our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of,these Pow )
ders.we vii! guarantee q spermanent .eHreg in, !,
ded. All sIFerers'should give these Pc wdefs
an early trial, and be convinced of their GU ~,
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Price, for large box, SO 90, ORD boxes for
$1,000, sent by mail 70 my part of United 4
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Train leaving Washington CRY. via Vir-
ginia Midland Routes at 2 Al n M, connects
atpandee, Virginia, with south bound train
Of this line, through to Atlanta and oil South
wsgtern points ian- io7o
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local sItFEIMS.
, I, ,g'.oI 3, = church nirsctt,o,r.y.,

Nfsik5oSdis9 oh6tCh. REV, A, ". tNStker, Pastor.
lst sabbathin each month pt o'clock p. m.
I'd Sabbath intesehh, month AZ ltl2 o'clock g. m.
rReys Hugh McLees, Presbyterian, ((seeopa)
2assnbhath in each month, atilA O'Clock AN
secopa R6ptist CHurchg. .Res}W. B. Single
tom Pastofist Isabbatip and Saturday before
ingS Sd6l IA onth OF IL o'clock agm.a'yrt \ ayHc
N8ay 81 ] --4 g:-G-sl-4t, II y9frI
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Your

Special attention is called to onr
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best and cheapest yet invented Pol
isI,ed >terle Twisters, Heel Bolts and
other Farming ImpIcments-which
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Vick's

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LLUSTR1 TED PRICED C4TILOUGE
10 pages--3OO Illustrations, with De-
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Fick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine
pages, fine illustrations. aud, ,colored plate in
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$500.
Address, JAMES WICK. Rochcstcr ny
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Fail TO try our Buist Warranted
Garden Seeds and Early Rose Pota-
toes. To use pure aud reliable Seeds
will certainly
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We also have tho North Carolina
Irish Potato sat IS cents per bnshel
Onion Sets at l23 per quart. Black
Oats at IS cents per bush0l. !
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|. A LII sufferers trom, this tliseasc that MI
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ASH & ROBBINS ""
$50 Fulton-street, Brooklyn, N. r. e. o.
Jan 10. 1878 .r.. g. 10. . :, Nv I.,..
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'Ehe state of South Carolina
PICKENs COUNTY,

AANNEHo NoONIys
=. IN PROBATE COURT. ...
William a. Lay rs Executor Of Tie will of
Charles Middleton Lay, deceased, and rs
Devsee and Legatee under the will of said
deceased, Plaintiffs. against Elizabeth
Lay, widow, Malta A. Hester, Mary L.
Martin, Myra r, Lay. james f. Lay,
Caroline A. Lay, Susan e. Lay, Charles
Lay, Lefty e. Newton, children, ". II.
Hester, N. 7. Mmtin, J. G. &. Newton,
sons in law of Charles Middleton Law.
deceased, and devisces and !egatees Of said
deceased, Defend ,nts.
Complnint for Rciief.
TO.the Defendants in the above stated case.
VOU and each Of you NJ hereby summon
h ed and required 20 answer the COM
plant this action, which is filed in the
otilce of the Judge of Probate, in and for
the County and State aforesaid and serve n
e"W OF your answer on the subscribers at
W"lhalln in Oconee County, S. G., on the
court. House Square. within twenty dnys
aner The service of this summons on you,
exclusive OF the day of service.
Hyou fail TO answer the complaint within
'h'p time, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
J. J. NORTON,
IL. w. G. KEITH,
Plaintitf's Attorneys.
Ulckens Court House, South Carolina. F,
brury 20, 1873. Witness, W. G. Field. judge
OF Probate for Pickens County, S. c., 2Slh
February, 1878. w. G. FIELD,
Judge of Probale.
TO, Lefty L. Newton and husband J. C. e..
Newton. cf the foregoing Defendants.
Take notice. that the complaint and sum
n'nHH herein have been flcl in the Office OF
! lac Judge of Probate, At the Court House
for'Pickens County, s. c., for the purncses
therein set forth; and that you nre reonirel
TO appear in the cause by the 18Th dny of
May next, or The Plaintiff will apply TO the
cyuii lor'the relief demanded in the COM
plant
49, J. J. NORTON,
"'., WM. G.. KEITH,
Plaintiffs Attornys, Wnlhalla, s. G..
march I, 1878 %
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Rail Road

Prices. To make room for an ex'cn-
sive Spring St"tls, we arc Offering our
remaining Fall ;ff1d Winter Stock al
cost, for cash or barter. 1t will tighten
NOur
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Af-t
PAETE REDUCED TO ONLY 500,
perfect and unequaled, large, strong anu
durable Machine, constructed elegant ana
solid. from the best Material with matl1emas
teal precision, for Constant Family use or
manufacturing purposes. = Alway sreadS at q
momrnls $ notice to its dpy's work. never
out OF order. md will last n generation witk
moderate cure; easy to understand land man 4
age; Hgh'' smooth, and swift running, like
me well regulated movement Of u fine iwatch:
Simple, Compact, Efficient md Reliable. will,
all ne valuable imprOvefre TO be .foundin
tho highest priced Ma chimes, warranted to do
the same work. the same. way, and as rapid
and smooth as II $50 Machine. An ackpow-
lodged triumph ofingcnioI,s mechanical skill i
eSsentia ly the working woman's friend. artit
TAR IN advance Of all ordinary Machines for
absolute Strength. Reliability. and general
usefulness; will Hem, Fclfi 'Puck!! Seam PObifr
Bind; Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruaiei IShiyr'a,
Plnlt, Fold, Scnllop, Roll, Embroider,. RIM.
up Breadths, &c. with wondcrfar rapidity. -
Eentnoss and ense, scws the! Observation-Disclosures '
stitch equally, fine aud smooth through niT
kinds o goods, from cambria TO several thick-
nesscs of broadclotlI or leah her 9wii Ii fhe Or
conrse cotton. linen, silk or twihe. aGiyos,,
perfect 'SnIi>incton. VIII earn its cost sew
erHl 'lnts ever in seasbh in the WORK IL ti0casl
or make good LIVING f3rapy, man or woman
who dcsircs 10 use it Tor that purpose: rsosI,s-
so faithful and ciisy the scrvMlts or children
Can use III without damage. Price of ! Aia-
chine, with light table. fully cqaipped, for
tnmiIy work, $50 llALp CASE. CoSER, Sing
pRAwERyAND CABINET STYLES each lat cor,
'ptpondingiy low rates. Snfe delivery guar-
"nced free from dnmage:. xplanatofy
Pamphlets illustrated with engreMngs 'oF Tie
several styles of Machines, references. va
'riety Of sewing &c, mailed free Confidena.
tial terms with liberal Inducements 10 enter v
pr'sing Clergymen, Teachers, business Men,.
Trnvclng or. bocal Agents, &c., who dssirS
exclusive Agencies FURNISHED on APPLICATION
Address JOHN II. KENDALL 81 Co... 42l
Broadway, New YoAk.
IAN 81, 1873 'a ".' 2I III - N|iv ag
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Friday. November 90. 1878.
Bob IngersoII on Imitation.

We have had in our country mag
nificent initiation. We have bniit
within .he last twenty five year, some
~. OOO miles Of railroad, and in order
20 build that we spent abou. s6.CO0..
COO 5000. Well. there was work for
everybody. We had everything grow
ing, and there was prosperity all oYer
the land. Everybody worked for
autobiography wanted 10 em
uloy somebody else. In the meantime
the war came upon cur hands, and in
that we spent $40. COG. 000. 600. What
fory To bald up! No; to tear down
and destroy Every single, solitary
dollar that was spent WAS wasted by
as. But, u. matter Of course. we did
not spend the moncy--we only agreed
to. We scattered oil over the country
certain notes which we agreed To pay.
and We have not got them paid yet.
In my judgement it did not take as
much patriotism. to put down the rebl.
ion as 1t will take TO pay the debt. A
man can be brave for q few minutes
when he is right in the line OF battle,
and when he looks and sees that no
body else ruas. It is comparatively
easy to do that. and be shot down At
the post Of glory. 1t is comparativly
easy TO die for principle. But it is
,mighty bard to live for it. It is hard
sork to get up at 4 o'clock in the
1norping and work until the sun goes
down, and do that for lifetime
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ATTENTION is newly directed to the
soil as the safest object Of labor. The
esrtb las not a habit of going into
bankruptcy. 1t does not embezzle. 1t
does not speculate. It doss not neglect
TO pay its debts. II makes no rash ex.
periments 1t does not violate the laws
Of nature, or try to put into their
PLACES the absurd notions OF dreamers
or the villainous schemes Of rsscAlly de
magogucs These negative assertions
will show sufficiently, without saying
anything more on the subject, how far
more trust worthy is the earth than are
some of the managers of the various
specialties of business, which are the
necessary results OF social organization.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-04-04
A MODEL EsTABLIsHMENT.-I,

A MODEL EsTABLIsHMENT.-It
is somewhat like painting the lily
to say anything in praise of the es-
tablishment of Raphael Kahn & Co.
The senior member of the firm has
just returned from making purchas
es for the firm and confidentially
informs us that he bought the larg-
est, most elegant, unique and cheap
est stocks the house has ever
offered.
The newest styles of dress goods
and dress trimmings gents furnish
ing goods, OF all the most fashiona-
BILE cut and material will be sold
cheaper than ever.
So ladies and gentlemen had
best call Immediately. 1t is scarce
" needful to say that the stand is
on the north corner of Texas and
Market streets.-[Shreveport Times.