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The Morning herald., 1878-10-17

~ SdEhlFS'S SALE.
By vir.ue of a writ of Ais. Levari Facias
to me directed, will be expo: Ell TO Public
sale at the Lsfay ette Hotel, No. 81. Ship
ley street, kept by John j. Dougherty, in
tb e city OF Wilmington, New Castle cJun-
ty, DEL. on
The Morning herald., 1878-10-17
rHEhIFs'S SALE.

sherif's Office, New Castle, Oct. llth rs
The Morning herald., 1878-10-17

SATURDAY, the Ind day Of November, A.
D. E7s, at2C'clotk, p, m
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

of Representatives, makes the 20
iilIcal complexion of the severa
State delegations matter of IN.
usual interest. California has no,
yet chosen her Representatives.
She has now two Republicans and
wv" DEMOCRATS N the Lower
H"uSe: The itepubucaus exec,
I" carry at eat three district,
next year. as Mr. Pachcco. fc,ub.
Lean, who was actually elected to
the present House, was wrong(,,,;,
tnrned Out by the Democrats
Counting Ca ifornia as Rruub',-
can, that party will con1ro the
delegations from nineteen States in
the next House, and will REQUIRE
out one more State to elect its cam
didate tor the Presidency. In In
diana the Repuh'sca. have 6 Rcp.
re~entativeS. tue Democrats 6. and
The Grccnbackers one.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPH.

|ae city council of Philadelphia have
Pred tho removal Of telegraph poles
+ the streets of that city, and expert
pts have been making to produce. wire
could be laid underground and
'ked satisfactorily. The M'Keesport
sglves an account of some interest
experiments made at the Tube orks
aai utactuting "inslllatcd WIRE" The
Is now being made in sections of
leet, but can be made as long as
'een feet. To make the wire a cop
~legraph-wire is inserted IN glass
Oh the same length, and sufficiently
10 admit the wire easily. The
Tube is then inserted in an iron
JUST large enough to admit it. They
M then placed in Il furnace and
wa toa red heat, and then run
'"sn the rolls, which compress the
p'' Wire, glass and iron tubes all into
D'aSs, but without crushing them.
mus are then ground to a convex
4'e' and the ten-foot sections coupled
'uer IKE gas-pipe, the convex ends
W. "s the centers to strike first, thus
""s The electrical connection. The
Will oe eLameled before being laid.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
FELICIANA SENTINEL
Weather simply magnificent.

Weather simply magnificent.
Give the Band lift-Firemen'
Hall, Thursday night next.
The cotton crop of the parish pan.
out about one third short.
Our towns are quite. lively. "a large
trade is being. driven with East Feliciana
and Wilkinson County.
Mr. S. Lambert, Editor OF the Patriot
Democrat, accompanied by Mr.. N. Clifford
f. of Clinton, paid US a visit on Saturday
last.
- Mr.. Cephas Vim, Oh attache of the
"SENTINEL," of West Feliciana, paid us
i visit on Saturday. He is noble young
man. Patriot Democrat.
Don't forget tho benefit of the BAYOU
Sara String Band~on Thursday evening
next, at Firemen's Hall. The ladies' are
ord ally invited, and tickets of adn,is-
ion to gentlemen are only.o dollar.
1t is with great pleasure that we
20 our fellow citizen, DR.. d. Stocking
gain in our midst, after his long alb
snce, improved in health and he saws,
ready for business" The DR.. will an
wer all calls for professional services by
hose needing dentistry, addressed 70
in al his residence. Sec his card Oh
r,t page.
1t was All agreeable occasion "A Wis
we received from Capt. Hawks, an
|ole lawyer and accomplished gentleman
Fho is Spending some days in our parish
|nd who, we learn, may possibly lie in
|uced to settle in our midst for the prlc-
fec of his profession. We trust this may
I 'ie case, for. our parish needs many
|sI such men as Capt. Hawks.
Our young friel d and former fellow
Pwnsnlan, Mr.. w. ". Irvine made his
trivial at our village. last week, fir III the
gassic neishborhood of Greensboro, Ky.,
here he has been rusticatiuS duriny
he Summer. Will says he had Il "gorqc.
s' time. and from the intIlutious
brown out by the Greensboro .Nesycnqer,
- should "r;.ther think he did" We
% sorry he WIS compelled to take his
tparture for New Orleans, on Wednes-
" last to resume his labors in the house
ii. l.. Harris and Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
TIE "a Wis FAMIY.

B''t'nore Gazette: Mr. JetTer,
son DAVIS uuiiiveu all ut h,- so :
and when he dies the family name
Will become extinct. His dcs
son, jefferson Da:l.;, j., WHO d,er
near McnptIs the other day O! We
low fever, had scarcely passed his
twenty irs' birthday. aud thoug
ne did not inherit tn nlteilectu,
ability OF his lalhc:, he was
young man Of cousIde, abI4 pIom...
Earl! 10 the SUNNI +, and he.o.e
The lever broke out, young Davl-
went north with his siste' and :,rr
husband. Ih4 alter returned ;o,
some purpose auu wa Slcit ken
down with the tcvcr. When AIS
WIte heard ol I She Insisted u,,
going TO h'm, anI yHu.g jeff. ac>
con'nlanied his sister. Before tue
husband WAS c,nvair-c 70, hi wife
was attacked. Youur Davis uu, Scu
his sister through her illne>., aud
in few day sac became The nurse
aud lie the patient. Folr days la
'er he died. In 1864, while Mr..
DAVIS *aS j: csldc1.t .! tue Cunr, d.
erncy, he :cturncd 20 III. )es,ueice
o..e day from a -nort visit to the
carjtcI, >Hd found, yi"g III ouc o!
HE halls, the dead BODY OF Ais SEC
o;u ~O2. whom he iau eft tau; a
i"uF o. i"' before Tie picture |
heath. The cn.ld was bat 6y
years OF age. and da ing the abscnc,
oi The family le.l from a lear baico
II, 10 a paved yard beneath aud
crushed his ~kuII. He lived bu; u
Snort white. FINS boy, Josupn,
was the mot in;ci;igent OF the tam
ny, ?Ed Il special! lAvOr!lt with all |
h" g ca; men who in those DAYS
rtqucnicd bis fathers 10 Sc. lie
was ii bright boy, aud tic who G
city of Richmond mourncd his
1eath. Willie, tie youage<: son
ii Jefferson Davis, was born ia
Richmond during the war, and died
when but three or four years of
|ge. There arc now left bat two
children, both girls. The oldest,
Maggie, WAS married about two
'ca'o ago, and it was while caring
or her thai young Jeff met the ter
IDLE destroyer. Mis- Winnie,
he other daughter, is still at
choo!.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

Drindly Bill ha- been ventila,ino
his op;ui"n- TO Il correspondent 0.
the Wa ,ington Fost. Among
o'he" thing, he says that solid
South conveys n" terror TO the
Northern mind from a poll'ical
81 I'D roint. What tie Northern
i'cop ate zeal y afraid OF is tn t
the Southern vote in Cuurress Will
he used to orcc through large
umber Of fraudI ent 'r>brP claims.
Nive-t their minds of this idea hy
voin these cialm- down as faS' a,
'hry are preset. d, aud kelirgg
ventures he assertion that he bug
bear o. tie ord ~on,h will be- re-
moved + ON the No,'hern ,naylna-
ION. Ii l. the tear II having 10
.ay tor these Ca ms that makes
the vc,rr OF he ,'Oulh, as DO
lllca! unit, nuicHr so ter lble. The
u, obaUiiitlo~ nre that Kcl.o-g has
for ono" told the uuIh by acci
dent \ O. Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
ELECTION FIGURES.
How tllc New York Tribune
>unRacd Up Oaa the 7til.
THE NEW CONGRESS,

| AHc Ccliale- he democratic
Minority Only Six Tue lates
news from Nevada is that the Re.
pub1'cans have elected a maiorit,
at The Legislature of that State
rms assures t4e return OF a Re,
pub lean from th,s state to the
Jolted States Senate ia the place
Of Mr.. JOHN y. J,..es, and he W i'll
probably Oc his own successor.
Ii THIS news is corrcc, there will be
| !oriy-One Democrats in the Senate
of the next Congress, and thirty
i've Re, ubIic:ns, a;;4 tie nvino-
cratic mAjp.',y. will be only SIX.
Tho Republican maj 'rity ia the
present Senate is tItcc.
Tie lcusc-Thc Democratic
N" j sri!y Reduced to E!cveu.-TEe
Dcm"cr tic majority over Repub-
'icnns and Grctnbackers to the
ncxt House Of Representative has
been reduced 20 clever, although!
four .: FIVE O! the n.nc Green
bacEc:s who have been 'cc,ed
may hc depended upon to act til
he Dem ocratS on all party a.
lions. At bcst CIR wprsD III
Democrats will he 10 stronger IN
the next House han they now ale,
and their present majo'i'y OF nne
teen has not always Eeen large
enough to be Available. The num-
Der OF new members, whose lack of
experience makes them compaira.
lively useless to the party, will be
unusually great in the next House,
and this will be a source of weak
ness TO the party in power.
The September and October
Sta es are responsible for the loss
of the House Of Representatives by
the Republicans. Ii those States
had done as we'll only, as in 1876
New York alone, by the remaka-
BILE gains tue Republicans have
in this State, would almost hav,
turned the scale, and the other
November galus would have glver
10 the Republicans god working
majority. For once the Septem-
Der AID October States, instead |
of foreshadowlng the result 10 the
greater elections in November, by |
their tendency TO break away from
the Republican party, aroused tai
party all over the Uulon and con-
not u hue to the atr'
victory.
One OF The most important ia
lures of the election news IS ;h,
complete cola, Sc which u Diseases
Of the G.eenback movement. Fu1
a "a, ty which has made so mach
noise aud occupied SO much of the
pubnc attention to come out Of a
contest like that which has JUS
closed with the election of only $
ont OF 293 is +.
tainIy aston, shing. OF The 9 oni,
4 were elected on Tuesday
The uoS lib failp'e to ect
Pre-iden, by the people in 1851.
and The consequent subm sS'on OF
this grave question to the House |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
In MenlOrianl.
MAJOR JOHN Il. TOwLEs,

This name is written on the henrts q
all who knew him, those who knew hin
oest loved him best, but none knew hin
out to love him, none named him but tt
praise.
In many respects Mayor Towles was
an extraordinary man, and certainly not
ordinary in any respect.
A man of commanding appearance and
noble bearing, he would have been re-
marked as such at once in any commu-
nifty.
But he never sought or cared for dis
tinction, the influence welded by him
was that of u truly good and cultivated
man i'll private life.
We all knew his great zeal, untiring
energy, brave and manly character, and
all have been cheered by the sunshine of
his warm and generous nature.
A prudent. careful, business man en-
trusted with great responsibilities and
Large interests, he was faithful to every
trust.
10 the bereaved family of our dear
friend: You have the condolences Of
Mahy that mourn with you, but more
potent than words is the consolation TO
be found in the fit ending Of d we'll spent
life.
Mayor Towles died as he had lived in
of others, and the hope is as
'lred that the example of such Il life and |
Of its last moments will have
is Impress upon family and friends in
lifting them not only for this life, but in
preparing them for the life that is to
ONE.
XXX
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

he statement is, made by Il London
Fresponhent that the passion for mar
fns American girls has developed into
PECULIAR craze with the English nobiii-
| 'ike tEe rage lor old Cilira .r any.
+ ns curious. This, of co,irse, Is not sur
|slng, because anybody who knows an
|lerlcan girl is likely to have u regular
pc about. her; it comes naturally to
i grown-up man, and there is no Iea-
yet given why an English nobleman
Puld be exempt. BESIDES, it is one of
signs OF an Improvement in the times
have the balance of trade turning in
favor. 49, For years aud years row
kerican girls have had ru,,lari craze
marrying English -nobicmcn, and it
+ st certainly be gratifying to know
complete reciprocity has been estab-
ed at last. We don't like to sacrifice
girls to this uuSubstautial thing, for
10 is not much to be relied upon in
Frying way in what the Hon. Bard
Slote calls the b. II. of u-bOastcd
fility of Urup. There isn't enough of
go around, any way; and it will be
Fatter of serious concern what our
will do for a living after they have
MED some Of these noblemen.-PAila-
MA Times
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
50 REV lard.

stolen, on the night Of the 9th inst.
Il bay mare, about II! hands high, col
larlLark, on left shoulder, no white
about her, about or 10 years old, short,
heavy tail, racks and PAGES well, pigeon
high withcrs has saddle marks. | will
pay the above reward for the apprchen-
sion ofthc theft and return of the animal
G. BOckcl,
july 2o-|S 3m. Bayou sara.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
nE%She Was a noodle and

HS>he Was a noodle and
he was a noodle. ana wheh
their marriage was announce
ed. Simmons, who knew and
appreciated them both, ex>
claimed, with tears standing
in his eyes Two souls bu
with a Sir gle thought.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
nR E 8 s MI a * INT
KNIFE, SIDE, BON AND BIAS PLAT
ING.
MISS ESTELLE lIEARSEY

st Francisvillc, La,
Wakes this method ofannonncing to he
ladies of this ana adjoining Par
isles, and Counties, that she is prepared to
make dresses in the latest STYLES, and
with neatness and dispatch. Plain sew
ing will also receive careful attention.
Knife, side, box and bias plating rartic-
nlarly attended to. All ut prices confor-
mable to the times.
~ We are not responsible for Tie
statements or opinions of correspon.
cnts. 81
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

DISTRICT COURT. Judge Yoist opened
e District Court Oh Monday last, 18th
slant. The grand jlry was cmpauncI-
with Mr.. Wash Hands as torcmar,
ID at this writing they arc still in SEES
bn S5ut enc c,Imin nal case has been
lea up to orr going to press, that of
hon Butler, co!oresl, charged with iu-
~ and found guilty. The rirU docket
'ery Light. More criminal eases are
/ ion neXt week.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
A SZ&BO
NJ K r G II n UT Tail OR.
PRINCIPAL ~TREET,

Bayou Sara, La,
Announces to the citizens of West
Fcliciana and ncighboring Parishes and
Counties, that he has always on hand a
complete and seasonablc stock of goods
and that he guarantees perfect satiss
faction in fitting, and quality of good,
and work. Charges reasonable.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
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They are most sovereign in Dyspepsia,
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RI Nothing can exceed the in-
auction which a girl deals
aer father for a day or two
the time when she is going
x far new dress.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
RE M IN II O n
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

! " ehill Tonic, the Great West
liver and Ague Remedy, a posi-
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f"-Dr. Mumford's
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

.,w package of DR.. A. q Simmons
o., s'o'c'ne costs you nothing, and
wye your life. Ask for one at Num-
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

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BROOKS D:sUG STORE

Persons wanting Medicine at night
will always find me at my residence.
o D. BROOKS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-22
onless tIle dogs be in DC

natur' and habits, onless the dogs be in the
cabin"
SIT may be You are right, John Norton"
answered the young man, smiling. ~ am
only telling you what some people think.
I don't say they arc right In their thinking.
They have their ideas OF heaven aud you
have yours. What sort OF place do you
think heaven will be, John Norton%
Henry" answered the trapper, "I've
thought q good deal OF TINT, yis, I've
thought 4 good deal OF that. Ye see I'm
gittin' on In years, and though | don't
conceit I've come to the eend Of the trail
yit, still I'm gittin' on that way; and rs 70
have axed me the question III answer 1t
Jest as l feel. ! don't conceit that heaven
Is very onlike the arth. 1t can't be much
prittier," and the man paused moment
and gazed off upon the level surface OF the
lake . the surface OF which as yet knew no
ripple, for the morning wind had not be.
gun to blow, and the great mountains
were reflected In the still depths, from base
to summit; and then he swepthis eyes up
ward till his vision commanded the eastern
sky, now all aglow with the morning light
Long and earnest he gazcd rs one gazes
at spectacle too lovely and majestic to
be lightly admired; and then he turned
his eyes Upon his companion and said,
while he swept his hand outward with the
most natural OF gestures: "Henry, this
beheaven ef thelad and the pupswas here,
and the girl was found, and the vaga-
bonds was within easy range"
The young man laughed long and heart
aye be pleased, boy" continued the
'trapper, "ye be pleased at conceit OF IN
old man; and L dare say my words seem
foolish to ye; but they be the words OF
my heart. And 1 be glad to hear We
laugh; for though we be on arrest work
and life be:in jeopardy, it may be, yit
the laugh Of the inherent neverS binders
their workin'. And say ag'in Of the lad
and the pups was here, and the girl was
found, and the yagabonds were in easy
range, and the Lord didn't interfere, but
let things happen us they materially would
happen, this would be heaven"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-22
ApRACr1cABLE HEAVEN.



How Il Seemed to John Norton, the
Trapper.
From Roy. Mr.. Murys Story In the Golden Rule.
look, Henry, and see the sun comm
up from behind the eastern range there.
Did ye ever see redder cloud q or brigh-
tor line OF fire? Itsartinly looks as ef the
Almighty was wavin' torch with the
sweep Of his own hand through the tops
OF the pines"
Tho young man turned his eyes toward
the East in silence, and contemplated a
moment the splendid spectacle Of the
morning. He was still gazing at the kind
ling glory when the old trapper resumed:
1.-THE beauty OF the day be one, and the
beauty Of the night he another, Henry.
The Book says that in the country where
the Lord himself lives they will need no
light OF the sun, nor Of the moon neither,
for that matter, for he himself giveth them
light. It may be that the Scriptur' is
right; and ef the words be writ In truth,
and TIERS no mistake in the calculation, /
dare say Il is right. But II sartinly seems
to me that It would be leetle dull and
oyer.regular like ef there shouldn't be any
day nor night nor any tnornin' and even
in; for the changes OF Natur' be pleasant to
look upon, and must say that should be
q leetle out OF reckonin' as to time eli 1t
wasn't for the sun and the moon; and the
stars be handy, too, in their risin anti
their settin' Of We are out on the water and
have any appointment at the camp; and
there is another difficulty about eatin' aud
slcepin', and how could the meals be got
onlcss 70 had somethin' TO help yc fix the
hour or was nightly exact in yer habits"
"some think, !! answered the young man,
interupting his companion, that there
will be no eating or sleeping there but
that everybody will live without :"
"Heny !" interrupted tho old trapper in
return, Henry, ye sartinly be too wise TO
believe any sech Stiffness, eatin' and sleep
in be in the order Of natur', and its onna-
teral 10 30 without en-. Tho better the
place and the happier 20 DO, the more
arrest Is tho appetite and tho sweeter be
the sleep. The sorrerful eat leetle; and
them that DO srievin' know leetle Of slum-
Der. It's sartinly foolish TO suppose that
the things that be material 10 the body here
won't DO material 70 the body there, Be 1
right, boy, in thls7
''They say,n responded the young man,
that Is some say, that the spirit world peo-
pie have no bodies at all" a2
Henry, ye be sartinly crazy! ! mean
they be crazy that talk In that way.
Bodies! How can there be any people
without bodies; and how shall we know
each other? How be you and me and the
lad to consort together onless we can see
each other; and what about the pups-yis,
Henry, what about the pupsi There
sartinly must DO eatin' and sleepin' ei the
dogs Is to be round; and ye sartinly can't
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and rational TO live in TO man OF nv
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