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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31
HUMOROUS ITEMS.

Tho motto of lovers-''E plural, bus
gum, yum"
The aerial quickstep is what they call n
hanging in Kansas.
The punctuating proof-reader is the man
ii the period.
The boy who was spanked remarked that
lis mother was his warmest friend.
When the bell-punch sounds in Richmond
saloons the punsters call it the whiskcy
nng.
Il you don't want to be robbed OF youI
good name, do not havo it painted on your
umbrella.
Satan was the original "doadhead." lie
got into the Garden free, and then caused
trouble by his talking.
DIR. Hall says that Iaw potatoes are good
TO cure drunkenness. The Murphy move
rnent is at last accounted for.
A wag suggests that a suitable opening
for many choira should be, Lord nave
mercy oil us, miserable singer
Was his iifo Insured ?" " Yes" For
whose bcncit?" why. FOR the benefit OF
:''- insurance company, ia be sure"
The l;r"nllyu Ei:gle thinks 1t better to
hs'. less po,np At wedding ceremonies. and
mJrc pol: and potatoes Afterwards
Nir. lien appears among the mombor. OF
10 Minnesota Methodist Convention. 4
! : delegate, we suppose.
boarding house butter thinks over all the
'ad Jokes made about it. aud says: If /
las not strong / would never be able to
stand it"
Milton was asked by Il friend whether
he would instruct his daughters in the
.Ittsrent languages to which he replied
" No, sir; one tongue is enough for II
woman"
A French author says When l lost nv
wife. every family I'm the town offered mt
another; but when l lost my horse no one
offered to make him good.
A lady has just been appointed principal
II a high school in Delaware: from which
il is fair to assume that the motto of the
trustees is Principals not men"
Some Indians use s~calping knives Of tor
toise-shell, probably on account of the old
fable in which the tortoise was alleged to
have got away with the hare.
Real estate business is not SO profitable
just now. The tenant is waiting for the
landlord to lower the rent, while the land
lord is waiting for the tenant to raise it.
The Boston Gazette tells of a young mar
who inquired at a Winter Street store for a
pair OF " undressed gentleman's kids" OF
course the female attendants giggled.
1t is curious, doctor, that evsry, time 7
smoke after dinner ! have something daz. |
cling in my eyes. What can you do for
that: Eth" said the doctor, with a
smile, Don't smoke" The patient was
Eonplussed. He hadn't thought of that,
A philosophic Benedict says ITO be
nagged at and blown up by 4 beautiful
being of your own. who loves you all the
while like apple-pie, and whom you love
p~lum-pudding, il, to my idea, the hap
piest privilege Of matrimony."
Don't make a fool of yourself with that
girl now, Tom; you know loves blind"
said his cautious parent. That's all
bosh," said superior Tom. Loves not
blin at all; why, l see ten times as much
in that girl as you do"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31
An Iron Concert Hall.

A novel building Ia Just built Mt Ciruar.
son, North Wales, for The purposr # sun.
plying Carnarvon with y suitahl llli.
hall, large enough TO accGrnnodut -as'
5000 persons. TIL plv.riun il To-. r.-,
public hall in the municipality. bon M
feet long and 100 foct widc. l. % 70 r
three spans or bay. :n.r-." tour ir .
to square and fifty fm.r c~"t higr 49,, ,c
apex of the ventilatnr. Tn" NM ,r' 1.
carried by wrought iron .]r.1uiptt 49,: 10
Of T.iron, and ties. strIt.rmi- -
of round iron. The principal, ~ i
by cast-iron columns. having /
caps and cantilever brackets s,l u
the square part of the ruiumi tic
roofs are supported 10y tuuj, ,rs
.truts, and tie beams rr>tiu. uiu.,l ....
:ast on columns to rorrIy. til, -.tu u..'
ipon the side framing. witch l." t. g.,
80 the gablc-cmd framing. rlu-iu. q
and ends throughout Ar, t~,u.sf,I,r! trH r.
,nd vanished anl GA Tia, i"au,!ur , .,,.l
. layer OF non conducting. iiu'iuGu..- . -.
20 prevent the possibility ui ir,url .. i4
FENDER he acoustic properties of 't.b. 4
ny more ''7'Hplctn GHii"itr- /
along alrn, ., tnt wltulc ,o.Sia 80: "a. =.
supported by timIui beams. bear. j
struts wide pitch pine s'ai"ca-r> :, %,
to and from the galleries to H. lev. DID,.
door, and the galleries oeng rE,r , /
dong the FRI mt by an elaborate uget atl
.iling of su- ole design in cast, eat. IN"
,itcrior Of the pavilion = cut ICY .u !
18th galvanized corrugated ron. r
i:htlug of The Guiding is HI.a;po o.,
reans OF segment and other L h;, .. -
md OF the hail at thu sides H. cont t.
/ gifts along the main and ,ean.to oGyc- -r;
oy circular shaped French nascmrE,s ne
lsLtcr o, which are all mGdr :, NC. nir
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

T-ENTLFMEE, We have sold SASFoEDs RADI-
VI CAL Crs;s for nearly one yenr, md can say
e IA.tiv that We never sold n similar PREPARATION
that J.age such universal Subtraction. We hayo
to learn the INIT complaint yet
We arc not IN the habit OF recommending pat
ent medicines, but your preparation meets inc
Sa2is % hgtra.al AZ We nm fno = ;bat M
SUI, riuE WI b. relieved. We E-ya been In the
drug business TIT q past twelve wears constantly
and sold eycFyt hiaEirr G Itarrh, bat yours leads all
ths rest. II Yen g prortr gu e-n use this letter
or any part n u that you wish.
Very truly yours, :. -. BtLDN N Co .,
Wholesale anil I;ctlil Dealers In Drug, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, teG.S, 1876.
Each package confirms Or. Sauford's Improved
lnhIilng Tube, und NIL directions for use In all
casca. Price, 800: For sale by all wholesale and
retail drugpi sts and d, nlcrs throughout the United
States md CHnadss. WEEKS & POTTER General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31
The Foe OF Pam.

The friend of suffering humanity the
enemy Of disease, aud the %$nlr0tioH of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINIMENT. There is no sore it
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such rs burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
more human lives. and restored more
horses, e and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
pat together. may2T-d3awaw6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

Mo single disease has cntaIied more suffering or
~ fastened the breaking up OF the constitution
than Catarrh. The sense ofsmell, Of taste. OF sight,
ofhearing, the human voice. the mind, ono or more
and sometimes all yield to Its destructiye influence
The poison il distributes throughout tho. system
attacks every vital force, and breaks up the most
robust OF constitutions. Ignored because but lfttic
understood by most physicians, impotenfly assAiled
by quacks and chariatans, those suffering rom
ii have little hope to be relieved OF It this side
OF the grave. 1t then, thatthe popular treat
ment Of this terrible disease by remedies within the
reach of all passed Into hands ut once competent
and trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
method adopted by DR.. Sanford In the preparation
ofhls RADIcaL CURE has won my hearty approval;
j believe It likely to succeed when all the usual
remedies fan. because it strikes at the root q the
disease, viz, the dcsdVied blood, while u heals the
liberated membrane by direct application. to the
nasal passages. Itsaction Is based on certain hxed
rules, and unless the vital forces are too Tar e1.
hausted, must. in the great majority oil cases' euect
GEO. BEARD, ". d.
Eopscorr BLOCK. So. FnsnIsouAM, Oct. /, 1874 D
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31

Do not t-.p the alaba to- ou..,. - y,ur
love and tenderness scal.i 81 ia s"'r
'iCnds are lead. Fill theit I:.'.. "a
sncetness. Speak aIrro> ~; r.i,ol' :!
'ro;ds while their eats an ne chem u.s.!
-hi!c their hearts can be this;l",i 10y -irm
Tie things you mean to 81: w'icn til, az.
lone, gay before they 30. IT," iioN,ra 70,
mean 10 scld for their r'.i:.N. ,ciai =.
,riritcn ana swectcn ihel. homes hr:u.c
ley leave Them. | would rather Atyr :.
sarC coffin without ! ilnwrI. aud a iunrrar
>,LhouJ an eulogy, than a l:tG without IL.
,yectncss Of love and y Inpulhy .>r.rg
ro0k.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-31
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

RTAY safely claim TO be one of the few popular
NJ remedies receiving the sppr9y9l 81 medicni
gentlemen, who, in private, not only lrtely recon-
mend 1t but use It In their families in preference
10 any. OF the preparations usually prescribed py
'fYon are aware. - said n distinguished city ply;
sician, Z" that my obligations TO tie Mass. Medical
Society are such that / cannot publicly RECOMMEND
or prescribe the Rndicai Cure ; but since received
90 much relief from the use of 1t myself. after a
thorough trial OF tho usual remedies L have prf-
yately advised IL use. and presume l have sent to
your store no ~lcsstIun one hundred OF my patients
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
TAX OISDIN

Re il ordained tg 'p, Ht9or oUd >'''.'m''
Of m. iogr - N,mtr. HAT tn." Ice a."
. h,,,.l,\ b.>l.t and i~>,'~~'d 80 ~" ~
l,,,.,," tax OF NINE e ii "ur-hili mills upon
rh,. value al all >Pc,n.. 81 prop y IVA.
.,.L u,I>oual. situated ~ the Town 81
u,,u,,,r Tor tin. year l-,l. upon Nh"h tU'
>tuf, al Iuul>ii'I l,Ni'~ and 49, >''> =
t,\. Tor .ru,tal purl"~''~. 'n" Il : set wv
f., ui nu,-Iilt "i one int'i - - ''''"'''
/, IiN:' AID i.icru-" la\
Innu each ttd every proprietor "r part
nrr Engaged ia -.llluI >Pufn"''> ii -
WINS So. hv thu drink, III" sum "l o''
lIuulr,d Dollars.
I'pnn each and every pr"m''t"r "r part
r,.r engaged IN >rl,iuL t'.u"tdt N'ith'H-
I,.,. the ,um uI Fifteen lnIiai-
t'.nn zach and tvttA pt-"n rn@1-,' J"
.,.lln. pIu.>. the sam "i ii''n l'"''"''
I'nnu ,.nrh AMI every i"'r>"n k"rln"&
E1liud and Pool tables, the sum "i III
icon dollars Tor each table.
I Tpnn each aud every l"rs"n r",ti"G
Spiri,unu> Liquors hy the h"iil'."r I'''"''
,h, sum ut ftt! Dollar.
Trnn each and ryrr. person k'"r'nG -
Restaurant 81 Eating h"n-'r ia" III" "'
TO,I,, pu''ll- and FIFTY {. uiN.
I'rnn each aud ,.,,rv pt-"u ru-aG'd ~
kr,,,iuc Livery Stnhi". II" 9Hs' 81
Tw,.l,,. pnllu- and EittN t'r'-.
t'nnn rach ttd tV,Ty P''i>"n A.tlN,S u
Elk,.rv u lIrcr shop the -um"i ! ave p"'
lar r.,
l'pnn each and every keeper vi a len
. pi. m Is wiling AllrN ar shooting "n'''rN
, The .,mr hrrus. a, l.vrd tr TN" >tlt".
Upon each Ildwkcr 81 i,ldlcr' thr sun
81 TINY fmliar~.
V'rn,, each Nj u.-rir or Circn-, the sun
! af S,.,,utY-n>r Dollars.
Upon each aud every >idr show an
tie, or Theatre, the sum al twenty p"'
lars.
Upon each aud every person kr"rlh. IN
Gam, ri Chance. thu suihH fHtt p'l'
l'rnn each and every person rnsa- a"
, selling stoves and Furniture, the sum
Twelve Dollars ruh Fifty cents.
> I'rnu each keeper IT a Hotel the SUM
Twelve Dollars and Fifty Cents.
!, Iror each keep" "t Variety S'"r'
Conf, ciionrry. tn sum of Twelve D"''a
and Fifty Cont. ,
IT t'tan each Prariirin. Physician OF \
,orn., ,h,. .um If tn Dnllar~
ANY p,rsnn pursuing amy "ihrr trades
> rrnf,..s,nu, not herein enumerated, nis
ot which thu State lrvir- tan, shall pay u
"t ann IT T,.u Dntiar~.
IL Arrrovrd December T., - o>,
IT. MAJOR.
h" ..,,.i. VI REFS BRYAN. Clerk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.

". have closed ont our business III ii"-
r.r 10 Bridges & McCranir, and need mo
,.y TO pay our debts We nsk all the par
W.. due usto come MP and --'tIr Al once
rbi. vii, b. our only notice. Al who iAiI
N make immediate and satisfactory ar
rsugcmen,s must abide the consequences
we meau what we say.
S.Y. GLADNEi & BRO.
p-c. q, 1873. l''i
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

Among III" rar'on' drnv"rs nom NILSSON,
?, ,sho are in our parish W" call 7p cal
attention n the clatms Of Capt. MtM'''"
and Mr.. lIerndon. Both these G'n''-
neu have tue drov.s at m"1'o Aho VIII
ell them reasonably.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

The argument in the Abe h"'h'' "''''
case. WAS closed on Yesterday. We pre-
gum. from the statements made ny '"'
-p.cial correspondent Of III" Nhf'V' P'''
Ti,,.s that The. verdict will nr gHilif. r'"''
the fury will hang.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

4 NJ. S. J. Woodward. Of Vienna III
Lincoln parish, wa~ s,Stnlt"d and \ ro"'
berv attempted /" he l~rP'tra'rl III NM
IN shreveport on Thursday night last
Tho city EDITOR of the Standard l. lightly
indignant ut the insufficient rr"tr' ''""
ruaraut,ed sIraugor- by tie c.'y aHiho'i'
mes.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Country Roads.

To complain of the rnads has grown TO
be con mon In the winter season mod
.lairly safe highway is the exception
The country editor who rides few miles
ia any direction has to difficulty IA a
topic for paragraph or two, and carries
with him into his sanc,um aches ana
WEAKNESS enough to make his pencil drip
with spite and venom. We are III that
condition to-day. We visited the little
village of Lisbon on Sunday last and
found the roads in the usual condition
AZ this SEASON of thr year. We writ
usual advisrdly, for it is well known
fac, that in the winter the country roads
! in Louisiana arr always had, In the sum-
met our highways can takr car" 81 ihrm-
selves. In the fall aud winter they m"cd
/ care and never get it, Their" i- SOMETHING
! radically wrong in our laws upon Tins mat
tr. Changes OF u decided nature are
ne, drd. The people are singnlaily blind
Ia their own interest about this thing.
They .rrtnl at haSiu- 20 work the I"a'l
under the law. They SEX every -aNaila-
Bile excuse. Tin ovrrnr'crs work always
lust hr!ur, court ~ as to avoid pr"srcn
lion. and let tii-: vi hole business alone inl
the succeeding i've months, and 1T tie
mrAnt.inr hundreds aud thousands II dol
lars ar pad out ever! year i"F i"i'd'Ia 81
vehicles, all Lecau>, ui bad rntds. l h'
= stage tuIns over. Passengers have thrIl
vision jaundIc,d hy our roads, ami th'
news gucs abroad that We have l"'
rouuir, and srml.ciyilizcd Inhabitants.
La conversation lew daAs az" with ON
OF our most intelligent planters, Ne gam
cred some valuable Ideas which would D.
AN in.,nuv,mcnt ON the present system
He insists that thc iayy rumlcl uv' r>'t !
and hands TO wolh at least tire" day" /
each ui the tour sri>nlI-. and thus hird
q, ur the hapt ui lIh"sIn- just 10 i'r ia
v -irlu. ami tail crttt o.s,"id 1T 'r'"''"''
= I,aurtvrivc dII, wnrn h. Iniih, 'n"nI
ii properly distributed Though the Year
/, va, Suggested also. that NJ have IL
manv public iuAds-thAt - Tt" "'''
t,.,d, To- which, hands az appellate" II
q ,uot h p,.i,r jury. R"H'i' m.''' pun
1T /, Tor IN, h,,u, ut ut luiNHuu@ "." Ia"
81 ,Luuld n,. worked 10y those iH"'> '"u'!N ''
; a. aa. t., a. tun,, iumN. III" '''''""
- ll.,oi. -. sa. pltl>u O, .r""'n a. '''" $50
49,. ..... D. g.. IL. NM, uIl and
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

Tho financial condition OF l."n''''''' =
very shaky. The January interest on '"'
s,A.. couso,, 10 not likely 10 be- PAID ""'
OF the present Revenues OF the S'a'e'
I'n,..s the money can br borrowed our
bonds will 60 down III th" MARKET
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

ELLINGTON stands prr.rinIn"ni a. '"'
Christmas merchant. lis toys are n''''
Gle. of Ingenuity; his candlr', itrt-' e.
CARS. &c, are OF TIE best; h. provisions
are pure aud good, aud hi prices are SD
we'll 90 and see for Yourself.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

When you visit farmrrNi!!" he SUR Z"
buy your good- AT til" "t h"d" &c" 't""''
Of ]. M,Rx, rArmcr>ilir, La, Where G'""'
are sod cheaper than any "'hr' h"n>' j"
thu, section of country. Rr-l y" O""N-
~. s,,v,., a. 80. complete. jm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
MARRIED.:

On Wednesday. Dec. 18th l-'-' az IN,
residenc. Of the brides father MT d.
T. Ledbrttrr. hy Rev. J. W. narrrr, MI
". 4. TALBOT and Miss EMMA LEpuETlEk'
both OF Claiborne parish, La.
With tho above aunnuncrint ~ came th'
usual printers fee. large package at '"'
CANT cake. Mr. and Mrs. Tulho, have on
best wishes.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
Ypr your clothing n \. Wells.

4 l.s,ruot,ve hrr occurred IN Shr'''-
NOR, OIL Saturday night last. completely
te.,:ov,us the stock "i >. t., DT"\i"' ""'
WIN. Eude,s on Texas street. The parties
Mr:r pattiy INSURED.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

WILLIE ElL,xGroN received Ia; wcrN %
mammoth stock of ChnstnAa- 'r.'AH' 81
,,adies, orangr-, apple, c"oA~d '"rn''
A,f. western butter. chrrer, AM every
.h.rs else n-unlly kept IN hf7' ''"''
r-ocery aud notion store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
N,.ir Il irtfii. nc"S
Notice to Contractors.

nN TIE FIRST SATURDAY IN JAN
" GARY. t-;3. thu contract Ia ""Nlh-
the streets of the town "i ll"m"' i"r Inc
,...tl ~ Mil lie let "ut al thr CONT hon -
.,,.r ~ the town at llnm r, =" IA" l'~' 'H'l
l..r>t hidd !. Ih. >tr''->i.I hIdd'f u,
~ required Ia guN. \ bond WIN 'rpl"N'''
urr>nual >rcurtN I" comply win W. com
il.nt and I" work tirr streets "''''t.t'G ,"
.rritlraluu~. Solicitations may ~ e"
q ia. MaAun'- ulu,..
J. FERGUS ~, Mayor
II e. .. ~. wv
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

". ran shor; Of ink !a-, week and IN
,rt.,r 70 yet ont the paper hat 70 us'
cravings from the bottom "i tn" krg
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

E,c-au. and fashionable jrwclf! ~ A.
WIiIs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

The largest, best Lau cheapest 7i''N 81
ClothirE YOU eau bnd. ~ thr
NEW YORK S1oIE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

A good ply Lin"p B 'som SHIRT. WHO"
" worth 81, is sold tnr u rrutS Al thr
NV NuEk STORE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
|. SOUR.

A. SOUR,
nEALER in QCEENSWARE' hAkD'
| war. Crmkrr, war. Tinwarr. WONT
war, Willow-warr, Toys, Coal Oil Lamps
CHARTER Ok STOKES,
China and Glassw Are-No - Texas street
Shreveport. Is. wow"
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ShPrin-s Sale.

VI. simmnn> " W. \ kiitgorc--in DIST
Cont, No. s ,.
STATE Of Louisiana. Parrish Of ffd'bor"'.
ny virtue of "a writ If f,Ti fdcids issued
Ii ,ut of the District Court III and for III"
Parish and state aforesaid, III me a""r
entitled suit. have -'iL,'t aud vii proceed
To sell. "a the last and highest bidder With
itt the. legal hnnrs of sale. al thu Court
hnn,.. door in the town "f Homer, on the
First saturday In January, 1873,
,,,.iuy the Ith ,lnv If said month, the fol-
lnwihg described properly. to vii;
The southwest quarter e tn NORTHWEST
uutrtrf e section g. TOW n-hip %. range
vest with all the improvements thereon
sold al twelve months cri'dii. the pur
chas T To give b"nd hearing eight per cent;
interest from day " sal-, with approved
n,rsouaI security, and mortgage rrtsin'd.
II. W. KIRKPATRICK.
6hprih.
/ Dc. II, is7s lpf ~ oJ i7''s
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

What rilrS Il cuuaIrN p">iinl~'lr>>
i to have postal cnd com" T." the
uljjrr Written ia French or Sh" I
hand.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
sheriff - Sale.

Sherin's Sale.
Chatlr, Shea a L"yr tot nN'', &C. vs. l. t.
Crow.
>,a', Of LoaisiaHd, Parish Of Claiborne
NY virtue of u writ of II, IT. t" M hlf','
IL cd IN III. alnNr entitled Gauss, ~ 'h'
IL, RI of III District Court IN ahh lot me
u,r,>h of Webster and stat" hi"r' -dlh' !
have, I'D aud will pr"r' {" sell 1" !"
last and hi CHEST bidder, wilma 'h' I'Gh'
hnnr, of >ai,. at thu Cnnri -h"iN' door III
tin, town ut Homer. ~
First Saturday In January, l>'9'
living he nh day at said month"; Inc "''
inwtng described property. I" M:
The northwest qnarirr 1T the southwest
ou,,rt,.r at Section 81. Township II. khnG'
wrs,--ituaied in the parish "f Claib"rn'
saul STATE.
| sold on twelve months credit the rhr-
cha. tn rive hnnd hraring eight pr r'n',
in,rrrst frnm day NJ SALE, with approved
n.r.nual .,curit,. aud mnrtgagr RETAINED
Il. ". KlRHPATRlCk, sh.riif.
Dec II, ISIS. Opf 81 W) l';ts
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Cash Rseslpts.

u. Will continue to publish under thus
...,ip. the nsmes Of those wh" each
r.sk pay mp their subscriptions THIS list
.,.,.,1,i As memorandum for the pro
,-.,,,n Of subscribers against possible
looka
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Canned q DDS.

,,,.s,rtmrut nf M,rtshaum, Brinr aud
Arrlc Wnd fff't.S. NJ lrIr"N "titrh can
IA ,nmu,l,4l ta>urahlN To- New York.
\ splendid stock at tl"AE>, 'hrM'"I
and smoking TOBACCO, >nun, Cigar t''H'
PLAYING Cutd~, aud -m"k'l> utensils gu
crnly, at prices t" defy c"ml~'i,i"n' We
MIX. , speciality of imported riEarN' ANA
are agents Tor trrbr he Ia Rein Shocking
tobacco.
W. invite. especially city and c"nn'rN,
merchants torNanln" nut STOCK III genera
h,.fnr,. nf,l ring abroad.
~. have. 4 larr,. stock of Layer HIi>in~
-, i,>,. ,t all -iz,s, which W. ale able IL
all AT the lowest figures.
Mr. L,man having been to NirgI"1n, ma
purcha>rd Il large stock al Tobacco. "h''l
We offer very low.
Very respectfully, 40
l.. J. LEMAN 4 co.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
II. Zodiag's Palace,

For you can g., goods In size lots to suit
Won at the same prices that yon would
have ia pay by thu cas' isewhrre-a'i trHe
hn.ines~ men will grant that money in
business ia made in buying and not IN
selling.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

THIS is the season when the shrewd
philanthropist opens an industrial wood
yard, pays worthy poor men half-price
for saving and splitting, and gets his
business advertised gratis in the char
liable newspaper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

-Windham County, VT, has been
trying man for lager-beer selling, the
point Ringing on the question whether
lager is or is not Intoxicating. The
jury decided that it is, fined the man,
and sent him to prison for ninety days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-01-12

YOUNG WIFE My dear, don't be
eternally finding fault with the fashion.
If you don't like the style of my hair
don't dress yours in that way, that's
all. If | were to follow your example
| should have to wear my hair bald
headed" Husband collapses. Puck.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
THE BURNED RAILWAY BRIDGE.

Mr.. f. Wolcott Jackson, superlnlcnd dent of the New
called upon last evening at his residence IN Newark
by "a HERALD reporter, with view TO obtain furtncr
Information regarding the burning OF the ridga
at New Brunswick and its ef.ct
traffic Mr. Jackson said he had suspicion
whatever that the burning of the bridge the
WORK OF an ipccndiary. AS to the suggestion that it
was set fire by Of the men connected with the
strike last summer, he had not hoard such q
rumor and regarded it as unworthy Of notice. Tho
fire may have been caused by locomotive spark or
by some combustibIe material the bridge, but
Whatever the cause was Mr. Jackson believes It TO
have been purely accidental
There is working night and day q lorce OF
about our hundred men pushing forward the tempo
rary bridge over the Rartan. This Will be finished
and ready Tor use by " Wedncsday night or hursdty
morning, the OF the company in the way Of
material ana help being such to enable them ia
press forward tho work with great rapidty. Moan
while the number OF trains are be.
ing run as usual Through passengers 60
by the Bound Brook route from Elizabeth,
but way passengers gong either north or south are
transferred in conveyances round Dy the Albany
street bridge New Brunswick. Yesterday tour
large stages forwarded from Jersey City carry
passengers round from train train. Matters are
twenty minutes beyond schedule time. Altogether
the interruption Of traffic is nearly great was
at first expect cd TO be the case.
Yesterday great numbers OF people from tho sur
rounding country well US the town OF New Bruns-,
gathered in the vicinity Of the burned bridge
large force OF wolkmon replacing the railroad .cr-