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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24

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vols rcpitn,tTe Ii fabrication tie Notrc TeiIi-
tire l'tplratiye. Jc ne saurais trop III
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par In t%rintnie deltn.ative.
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t,!curs malales m'en ont tle!nanlc Ct latten-
dent.
AMADIO BRAtfD.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24
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Aa>CSScllI.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24

~ Tn Corbillard pour f%untrailles
est il la disposition DIES deux %rivcs,
d DIES priN fort modtrts.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
EVENING SHADE, May 28th.

EDITOR RECORD: In lieu Of the
Sabbath school picnic, which
was to have been held in this
place last Friday, oath, a party
Of pleasure seekers, from our
pleasant little town, visited the
Porter cave, some three or four
miles east Of town, where they
enjoyed q basket picnic and
stroll in the wildwood" to their
hearts content. Your cores
pondent, being "cordially invi-
ted" was there and partook Of the
bountiful contents OF the numerous
baskets, consisting Of everything
nice that usually compose such din
ners, which were spread upon white
cloths and big fat rocks, with lemon
ade accompaniment "where all were
filed and fragments" left for 4
o'clock lunch. Before dinner, how
ever, our party, headed by our hand
some young friend, Prof. Pancake" "
with lighted lamp, proceeded to see
the curiosities and while away ar
hour in the cave. The writer
brought up the rear with a pine
torch, some Of the effects Of which
we pulled from our eyes, noses and
discovered we had soiled our best
clothes with SCOT, After dinner the
dark retreat was again sought,
where we enjoyed seme old time
games just for oddlty. We discov-
cred that the proprietor O not hav-
ing furnished the various apart
ments suitable to accommodate such
visitors, our chairs and buggy cush-
ions were in demand; and after being
comfortably seated, time passed SO
rapidly that it never appeared to US
protracted stay underground and
the damp air we were inhaling
would be liable to give the "pillers OF
society" job, if not the undertaken;
and with this thought we were again
soon enjoying the smiling rays Of
cold Sol" who occasionally peePed
out from clouds DER head. The dis
tant thunder told US that it was time
we were "homeward bound" if we
would escape the approaching rain
But we had already tarried too long
for the rain was upon us, and when
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FROM BARREN FORK.
BARREN FoRE, AEK, May 22d.

BARREN FoRE AEKg May 22d.
EDITOR RECORD: As no one has
written you anything lately from
this section Of country, will give
you few brief items.
We have a wagon and blacksmith
shop juat put up here, The wagon
shop Is conducted by Messrs. Reeves
& Pritchctt; the blacksmithing, by
Mossrs. Collie Il Vanpelt.
Aphysician named J. W, McShar-
ron has located in our town, and
with DR.. Mcglung l-2 miles out, it
Will, | think, be very healthy here.
We have two churches organized
". L. Church, South, and Mission
ary Baptist. The last named is going
TO build q fine church this summer.
Our school is progressing finely,
with Prot. II. +, Hodge as teacher.
The wheat crop in this section is
very nearly a failure. Cotton and
corn are coming out a LITTLE since
the weather has turned warmer,
though there has been so much rain
they will ba lost in weeds and grass
unless the farmers dig hard.
N. Z. S.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31

Gen. N. B. Pearce, Of Benton
county, is q candidate for the
office of State Land Commission
er, and we take pleasure in rec
ommending him t9 the people Of
Sharp and other cbuntieS Of the
State as a man wei qualified for
that position. He is an hQnora-
BILE gentleman, a lifelong Dem
ocrat, and in every way worthy
the support Of theReople. Try
him.
A few copies Of the REcoRD,
containing a description Of this
county, being scattered over
some Of the States east of US,
are bringing inquiries from per
sons who wish to obtain homes
and settle among Us. Those hav-
ing improved LANDS they wish to
dispose of, at reasonable rates,
will do well to leave a descrip-
ton of them with the editor Of
this paper.
Z In this issue o. the RECORD
will be seen the anT 0uncement of
Capt. J. M. Wassan, as a eandi-
\dato for re-electiol to the Office
of circuit clerk. 1Ir. Wasgon is
$50 well known to le people of
this county, that he needs no
c0mmendation from US. We
will simply call attention to the
fact that he has conducted the
business Of the Office, since his
election thereto, with such accu-
racy as to give entire satisfaction
to all interested, and we have
good reason to believe that if
reelected his conduct during his
second term will be a repetition
Of the first. -
We have neglected to mention
the abange e2 TT11 do tqgshipo ord
editorial management OF the
Arkansas Gazette. Mr. A. II.
Sewer has purchased the entire
concern, and the paper is now
edited by Messrs. r. Fl. Johnson
and T. G, Peek, both experienc-
ed newspaper men and able
writer's. The Gazette is still a
Democratic paper, and is greatly
improved by a change in it's ad-
miniStratiOn.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
The Buckeye.


lis q we'll established fact, that
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
will cure, if used according to di-
rections. The esculus hippOcasta"
nun, or horse chestnut, commonly
known as the buckeye, has been
highly esteemed for many years,
owing to the fact, that it possesses
virtues, lying in the bitter principle
called esculin, which can be utilized
for the cure Of Piles, If affected
with that terrible disease, use Buck
eve Pile Ointment, and be relieved.
Price SOC. For sale by NJ. W, Wright.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
pndnsn toniora Notices

kG GHGzA II 2GkVrA - IaVsA zFou,h
Redeomed, by S Il Evans Aarcn 11
Il, l878, the NV or Sc or Or Sc sec oe H.
VIZ North, range 6 west, for $2.96'
2edeemod, q by G W BIan, May 18th,
Us, the e hf SO and sw Sc qr oI sec
snd " hi sw Or sec Sc, all in tp
north, range 6 west, for S4+'3J'
,Redeemed, by G W FIether, Nay
/. ISIS, the W hf Of sw qr and S|
| Iof Nv Or of sec a, tp Is northj
| necA west, for 6,9a. \
ledeenod, by I Il Richie, May 9th, 3
rs, tho G hf NV Or Of sec II, tp 10
lRsdsomed, by A F Pharis, May
I tn, l878, resident lot in Evening
ade, for $l7.8l.
! .|Redeomed, by il Abernethy, Nay az
IL, ISIS, pit ne or of NV qr sec 50,
III north, range 6 west, for $2.53.
!edeemed, by " G Bcrchfcd, May
1878, the NV or Of sw or sec %,
i, ,,l7n north, range 8 west, for s..
Redeemed, by W J Gray, March
tb. 1878, the 5 hf Of NV or, S hf Of
ia, ng .. 81 qr, s.4l s1 o.
/ Mod NV Of ne or Of sec 8, all in
19 North, range 8 west, for &20.68.
Redeomed, by R NJ Dawson, April
1th, l878, pit NV OF Sc Or see 10, tp
nofth, range s west, for 3l.Sl.
Redeemed, by Jag Lodford, March
d, ls78, pt ne Of Sc Or and 50 ofne
sec /, tp II north, range . west,
II S420.
Redeemed, by Allen Gilbert, on
arch 9th, 1878, the NV Of sw Or
sec8, tp Is north, range 5 west,
/ Sa2l,
Redeemed, by VIM R Reed, April
ID, lS78, the NV of Sc Or and ne of
Or sec 50, tp II north, range 5
est, for $4,25.
Redeemed, byBF Yanzant, April
th 1878, the NV OF Sc Or sec l3,
l7horth, range 6 west, for S2.68.
Redeemed, by J. W, Shaver & Co.,
lay l4th, 1873, the NV pit Of Sw Sc,
ne, Sc NV, Sc pt ne NV, and ne
seq 30, tp II north, range 6 west,
+ SS2l.53. Iay 18th, 1878.
JOHN M. WAssCN,
4S-S Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
LETTER FROM E. A. GARRISON.
ATLANTA, Ga, May 22d.

ATLANTA, GA., May Zlu.
Amid the weary, monotonous rou-
tine of conference business, lasting
about a month, there has been
several pleasing episodes. OF these
I would mention the reception Of
the fraternal messengers from other
Methodist bodios-tho Northern ~
H3.Uhhtdni liz ~'.;is'., .,..s .ot.a5te,
and the Methodist ProteStants, All
Of these, through their representa-
tives, brought words Of cheer that
were gratefully received and hearth
ly reciprocated. To-day the colored
or African church will be heard,
through her delegates.
The failure to elect any new biSh-
ops has created considerable disap-
pointment. think the general wish
of the church was for two or more
to be chosen, and l here predict that
the next four years will show the
mistake in not doing SO.
Your readers, especially your
Methodist ones, will be glad to hear
that this conference, which is the
only power to change our laws, has
made but few changes. 1t has been
noted for its conservatism. A great
Northern paper desired US TO en-
dorse President Hayes Southern
policy, The conference took no
more notice Of this or any other
political question than the sturdy
| OK does Of the buzzing gnat.
4. A. GARRISON.
P. S.-The Publishing House debt
has been temporarily relieved by
creditors extension, and new inI-
pulse given it by J. B, Mcferrln, d,
D., being placed at its head. DE-
Wilson, Of Baltimore, takes Meier
rims place as missionary secretary,
DR.. Fitzgerald, Of San Francisco,
| has been elected editor Of the Nah,
vile Advocate. Il. A. u.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FOB SHERIFF..

Fellow-citizens Of Sharp county:
At the solicitation Of friends from,
all parts Of the county, | hereby an
,sesl % gsols u eaadiaatq sQE gay
election to the Office Of shoritT OF
your county, wishing you to judge
nv qualifications and fidelity to the
trust confded to me by my past
record, which has been before you
for nearly six years. Thanking you
for past favorS, and trusting that |
will receive your support in the
coming election, am, as ever,
T. Y. HuDDLEsToN.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Richard II. Powell a candidate tor
Judge Of this (3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed ftLe counties Of Jackson,
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and independence, at
the election to be held on the first
Monday in September 1878,
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

Fcllow-citizens Of Sharp county:
am candidate for the office 81
circuit clerk, at the ensuing SeptcU-
Der election. | have been a resident
Of your county tor ten years last
past, and have Iabored in the clerks
Office for two years. You all know
me, Do what you can for me,
Respectfully, L. JEFF. DAVIDSON
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
South America and Southern
United States.

Owing to their warm and delight
full climates, their inhabitants grow
sallow from torpid Livers, IndigeS-
tion and all diseases arising from a
disordered Stomach and Bowels.
They should of course at all times
keep the liver active, and to our
readers we would recommend Tab
ler's Portaline Vegetable Liver Pow
der, which taken in time, will often
save money and much suffering.
Price SOC. For sale by NJ. W. Wright.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
Stray Notice,

Taken up as q stray, by Stephen
aylor, OF Scott township, Sharp
UNITY, Ark, and posted, on the 23d
Ay of April, 1878, before W. W,
raosrce, q justice Of the peace,
ie tollowing described animal, to.
~ Ono light bay mare mule, five
sars = : old, Il hands high. Appraised
! fifty dollars.
JOHN NJ. WA5soN,
100 Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
local News.

4 Geo. Gregg, residing near this
place, died Of dropsy yesterday,
aged 45 years.
Prof. returned last Mon
day from lis visit to Woodruff
county, and rschoolre-opened
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Z. Y. Smith, of this place,
has had q severe attack OF cry
sipelas i'll The face, but is now
recovering.
Attorney ChaS. Coffin, Of Wal
nut Ridge, was in town the first
Of the week, on his return from
a c0urting and canvassing tour
lin tha cGapt;es. west Of, lis He
seemed encouraged with his
prospects for election.
A supply Of Coussens & Tab
ler's medicines, advertised else
where on local page of this issue,
lust received at NJ. W. Wright's
drag store. These medicines are
highly recommended. II you are
afflicted, try them.
Mr.. J. Neely Shaver and faml-
ly, Of this place, returned on
Wednesday from a visit to their
friends Of Lacrosse and vicinity.
Nicely reports some differences
of opinion among the people Of
Izard relative to q choice for
j. S. Senator.
Rev. Z. A. Garrison returned
the first Of the week from his
trip to Atlanta, apparently i'm
proved in health, and no doubt
has a large stock Of interesting
and valuable information to i'm
part to his hearers, which will
amply repay them tor their con-
tributions that enabled him to
attend the conference.
We attended a very pleasant
"sociable" and cotillion party at
the residence Of Capt. J. M. Was
son, last Monday night. A con
siderable number Of young folks
were present, and passed the
time in avery enjoyable manner.
Want Of space prevents our
giving the names Of the ladies
in attendance.
The Sabbath school picnic
which was to have been held
here last Friday, did not take
place. So it will be seen that
if the old folks wish to have a
picnic they must put their own
shoulders to the wheel, and not
depend upon the youngsters,
who prefer a trip to Porter,s
Cave, a play party underground
and a thorough soaking IL the
rain on their return.
Sharp's grist mills and card.
ing machine, near town, have
been thoroughly reftted, and
are again in good running order
Mr.. Jno. S. Medley, who is one
Of the best millers in the State
will remain in charge Of the girls
mill, and guarantees satisfaction
to all patrons. Mr.. Thomas
Johns, the experienced carder
also makes his most polite bow
op1 ipvi+oc tho npODlp tO hrin
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
F0R PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the Office Of proSecut,
ing Attorney Of tue Sd judicial cir.
cult OF Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, aud solicit your support at the
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1878.
Very roSp'y, CHAs, COFFIN
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31

our homes were REACHED, the first
thing, We presume, that attracted
particular attention, was the ward
robe. Though all were victims Of
heavy rainfall, none expressed
regrets for the trip. H.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One column, oneyear S8V w
One-half column, one year, % w
Ono-fourth column, enc year, 30 %
Professional cards, per year, 10 %
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand,
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, half transient rates.
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
No legal advertisements inserted
unless paid for in advance.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce
Joshua Wann . candidate for sheriff
Of Sharp county, at the election to
be held on the first Monday in Sep.
tembcr, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
STRAY NOAice.

u. Iafen up as q stray, by R. J.
loothe, ofJackson township, Sharp
eun'y, Ark and posted on the 18th
y q May, 1878, before c. P. In
WA justice Of the Peace, the fol-,
wing described animal, to-wit: One
lack pony horse, 6 years old, Il
mas nigh, star in forehead, both
Ina ioet white, light saddle and
ArneSS marks, and appraised at S25.
IN JOHN NJ. WATSON,
80 Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. Thomas ri. Guuter a candidate
for reelection to Congress from this
9TH Congressiona! District, subject
to the action OF a.district Democrats
convention, should enc be held.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
ARKANSAS a DEMOCRAT.
Published Daily and Weekly, by
J. N. SMITHEE & co.
Terms of SubScriptiOn.

Terms Of SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily, per year, Sl0 w
III clubs Of ten w
One dollar per month for less period.
Weekly, per year, 81 20
In clubs Of ten -
A live State paper, liberal ard
progressive, Active canyassers are
wanted tor the weekly Democrat.
Liberal commissions allowed to good
men. Address J. n. Smithee 4 Co..
Little Rock AK, vavn Inserrtoag
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FORPROsECUTfNG ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce
Samuel Peete q candidate for Pros.
ecuting Attorney for this (3d) judicia.
circuit, at the election to be held on
the first Monday in September, 1878,
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
sDur Eeatnx tsr AlpnOWncr

WE EstIVs % - -
ing candidates for office are as
follows; State, SIS; District and
Congressional, SO; County, S5--th9
cash to accompany the announce
ment. Complimentary notices OF
candidates, by correspondents, and
calls upon parties to become candi-
dates, will be charged for at the rate
of 5 cents per line, each insertion.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
nnARp COUNTY.

SHARP COUNTY. 49,,
Third Monday after 4tA
vs '"aav in March and September
I' First Monday IN January
I'l'5S prSbasc: tt3 First Monday in FoDrp-
! Man, August and November,
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
stray Notice,

as, ,IkSn up as a stray, by James
asr5on, 'l of Cave township, Sharp
w Ark and posted on the llth
oi May, 1878, before Jas. NJ.
~ y g,Tymery, . a Justice Of the Peace,
EClloW,Ing described animal, to,
; a pne .931 dark bay mare, hind feet
In ,al'l snlall star in forehead, some
niaFAS' sixteen hands high,
we've years old, appraised at
d JOHN NJ. WAssoN,
Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31

Rates OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Ono conv one wear, 81 SO
One copy, six months, 70
One copy, three MONTHS oV
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

To the voters Of Sharp county
| take this method Of announcing
myself a candidate for reelection to
the e. co Of circuit clerk OF your
cou tty. Thankful to my numerous
vynd8 for their support in the past,
al hoping my official character has
D en- such as to merit their support
az t.,o ensuing election, on the "a
day u September next, remain
"A yur obedient servant,
.., JOHN M. WATSON.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31

.ueat and -four wanted on
Frlptlon to the RECORD.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31

.A.n.nSU osx1a 9n t5-
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31
JOHN M. WATSON.
ASSESSOR.

EA. TT ASsEssOR'
p are ! a1 horized to announce
e { T.. -, *, u a candidate for the
o,foor- " g3:tof Sharp county,
at tbe ers|;5as gptember election.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-31

<~r77i.tt TOir9 StSTT-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-08
SECURITIES.

Tho Diocese d Now Orlsans. q corporation
fn"atn,ra 1nht h u, rHf Il Hoh h1Agnslaan Y
LfC CHUHgH or THE DIOCESE OF NEW
OHLEANB," affords To liz creditors securities
that are both material and moral.
AS n corporation legally Instituted, II ENJOYS
all the rights md privileges gf II civil body. III
can contract debts. acquire. borrow. nlisnate
and mortgage it's properties. whether movable
Or irnmovhble under tho prescription Of fts
charter At their nesting Of january H. 1878.
the Council ~ said Boeisty unanimously dstsr-
mined. for tho reasons above sthsd 10 Issue, ut
tho rat, of psr cont. single loan ri s250 Oyts
secured by special mortgage on NIL tho tnortF
gheshbls rsnl eethts ~ tbs Diocsss: and theres
fore by IL deed dated January ~. 1878, passed bse
fore o. dc Arms. notary pubieiE New Orleans.
tbs above resolution waa Carried into effect ~
tho granting of II special mortgage on all tho
mOrtgagsnble real sstttts 81 he Diocese 10 sseurs
tho Bonds thus Issued. which said mortgages
was duly recorded. aa wlli appear by eertln-
said hct In tbs pffiss of said notary,
Besides this solid guarantee said CORPORATION
pIedgss it's honor and good faith for the faithful
discharge ~ the above obligations.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-08
JOHN NOR ssIs~Ex
A specimen OF villa, Rough, hut Genuine
Manhood.


The news Of Mr.. Mnrrissey's death will
make deep impression not merely on the
classes In this city with whom he has
been most accustomed to associate, but on
politicians In every part OF the State, He
was widely known by public men, and it is
creditable 10 his character that, In spite Of
his pursuite he gained the respect Of those
who were best acquainted with him. There
l., perhaps no other example in our history
OF man having risen to 50 much political
distinction against such Formidable OBJ
stacles. Our country has furnished innumer
able instances Of men born In poverty and de-
prived Of cdu alton struggling into political
distinction, but there Is no other example Of
a man who first became noted IA a prize
tighter and advanced by not unnatural pro-
gress to be Tho keeper Of gaining establish
ments, making n not discr.ditable figure in
the public life OF the country. We suppose
this could have been possible only with New
York constituency. The marvel is not 60 great
that a man OF Mr. Morlssey's ant.'cedents
aud pursuits could secure elections to Con-
gress and TO the New York Senate from GER
tain districts In this city, but that, bv a steady
growth of confidence in his integrity and
ability. he at last achieved the honor OF an
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-08
PAYMENT OF INTEREST - RE-
DEMpTION OF CAPITAL.

At their meeting " January H.. 1873. tho
Council III tho Gorpora.io ion nseertHinsd thgt.
outside Of the u nal and Irregular receipts, the
annual secured revenue Of the Diocese after
dednet1n ~ the costs Of adm Illustration, leaves
n surplus Of tao po that can be dspossd OF ssTnI~
annuity; md II vae resolved th +
l. For the puntfuhl payment II tho interest ON
the lohn u sum ~ tf25Ob shall, from the fret Of
january 1913. and theneeforth yearly. bs re-
served, appropriated md deposited In bank 10
meet theee in'frssta
D. 4 similar sum of ti2510 shall also, annu-
ally from the fret VI January. ira, bs reserved,
appropriated and deposited In bank for the
gradual curailment ~ the capital. and 80 On
every year until itH entire extinction.
=. That. In no caae and under no Drstext what
deposited shall be used tor any other purpose
than those above eZpressed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-08
SHAWHAN'S
FINE FLOODED STATIONS
I'm

will be permitted ~ servo limited number of
nnrse Mt my stables. 81 and IS Baronne street,
ut TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS tho ssaaon.
money fnid w On he mare In served.
CLOUD MAMERfsO. five years old fifteen
hands and three inches high, beautiful black.
and can trot 10 2:35 an has been handled very
little Cloud MAmbrinn was sired BY Cloud
Mnnbrino, his by Dan Underhill. hs by FLYING
Cloud. of Long Island aud he by Wolfe Black
Hawk the sl1s Of Ethan Allen. The dam Of
brine Phvmaslsr she by Old Mambrino, she BY
IMPORTED MepaenRer
CLOUD. MA MBkiNo, JKa. dam waa by Shaw
down In the 2o's and the mother of Cloud
MHmbrino con'd pftce, In the 2;3b'a.
also have three year old ttat has been sent
mo from CynshIana Ky, to handle. This colt IL
the beat nol, over brought y thls city: his sire
j. Goldsmjtb Alfalfa by volunteer: frat dam
Ealfoundcr third dam by Corncraeker; fourth
dam By NicRey | viii let him serve three Or
four narf,e good ones ap14 1m2dp