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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

Ncck.wear, fine shoes, hosiery, clothing,
dry gcods, carpets, &c. &c, may be found
At Henry DRrYrrs & Sous. corner Of
Texas & Market streets, Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

BRowS's Hotel has been Literally pat.
ronised by those in attendance upon the
court. The jurors, witnesses and others,
give him good name.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

IApirs,-BES lIoIzM,S, at No. 80 Texas
street, has OH hand, aud is constantly re-
ceiving additions thereto, one of the pref
TEST stocks Of dry goods, clothing. boots
shoes and dry goods notions ever brought
To Shreveport. In addition TO these regn-
lar lines, Mr.. Holman carries large stock
OF ladies' ready made underwear Of the
latest styles and finest material which he
selis cheaper than the same articles can be
made at home.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

NoRpLASp's Mill stops for no ordinary
casualty, bnt gocs steadily ON grinding
corn, ginning cotton, and carding wool.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

Numerous testimonials pour in upon
Mc-.rs. Barnhsrt & Miller tcstifying TO the
wonderful curative properties Of that mys-
,eriou. medicine, WoSpERrrI 2 ErGHr. 8.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

The Leudinghaus wagon, the best plows
buCgies and harness at W. ;. IAvESs,
Texas street, Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

Any lady who desires to purchase magic
platter, or any part Of any sewing machine,
should call on T. VI. kRTUM.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Notice to Nl/theEA.

T WILL continue TIE RECEIVING and
i FORWARDING BUSINESS q ~ Nh
den Lever Landing, end YIN give pssssn-
81 and prompt alteration y ~ l.sa9ea e
trusted to me. Ithask my hieeas { taeir
l1indsu, la, oet.7,iA ~
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

BrIIIorsSEss disappears after occasional
doses of AYERS Pulls.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29

first-clas. Chicago Singer Sewing Ma
chine. good as new, for sale. Apply at
fhis office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
JNO. e. MORRIS,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchant
TRENTON, LA.

DERsONAL attention given to all Cotton
/ and Freigtts intrustcd TO his care.
July 4 lTo, 7:5m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-29
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
heading the names of those who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
g.. intended a. memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
- our knnts.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

by his foDdncss for red, green. and yellow pebbles
for ochreous earths and other pigments, and prop
ably for flowers, feathers. and similar natural OBJ
iects Long before the dawn of history ever found
him surrounding himself with these aesthetic ad-
juncts and wherever we see him still In the same
early stage of development we meet with the same
colored ornaments. Over the whole known world,
among the most civilized and the most savage races
alike, the perception of color now appears exactly
identical.
The work of Mr.. Allen will be as much admired
for its poetic beauty for its scientific suggestive
ness No well-informed reader will claim for 1t the
force of demonstration. Like the theory OF OAR
win on which it is founded, it can take the place
only Of an ingenious conjecture, sustained by
curious and more or less plausible array OF IN
stances from the domain of natural history, ana
defended with admirable fairness and intelligence
but from the very nature of the case, of tenta-
tive character and not reduced to the dimensions
of an exact and certain science. Mr.. Aliens vide
information and rare descriptive power Will at
tract readers of taste and refnement his pictures
of natural life glow with animation and beauty;
while his rich collection of facts forms valuable
addition TO our knowledge of the external uni
verse.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TO PHILADELPHIA
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEWYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depOt IN
Philadelphia two M New-lOrg.
Double Track. Tie most Improved Equipment and tAo
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after April 7, 1879.
Express Trains leave New York via Dtsroses and COrt
lindt street FerTies as follows:
48O, 7:3O. $40 40 Ucd IL a. (.
$50 and 10 Sunuay, 1850 and o. 1870. s.3O
and 10 D.
Boats brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey t, anordng speedy direct transfer
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia l2:Ol S:55 g. 7,
1886 3, $50 and II a. LIMITED Express 1870 D. n.y. 2
$780, and 1886 on sunday, 1901, S45. 1853, g. $50
a. m. 8, 1885 p.
Ticket Onices-Nos. j26 and GA Broadway. No Astor
House ANA loot OF DesOroses and Cortand srs No Court
ST., Brooklyn Depot foot of Brook.
lyn: Nos. IA. ll6 and 1ls Hudsonst. Hobosen
Depot Jersey CITY Emisrant Ticket once No Bat
tery place J.. p FARMER.
FRANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger Agt.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

l now known by iis new name the NETWORK LAKE
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains,
pa m. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room CoAches 10 hitS % ana % SisRenon = NJ pn1alo
A. connecting with fast trans 10 the West and south
west Pul.mas best DraHlngroon sleeping Coaches TO
pm (Daily) Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
natl and Chicago without changes also Hoel Dining cars TO
To.m Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot NewNork for; On
p and II midnight saturday nights only sundays 9l5
Raihsfot d Park and Passaic 745. TO- 1915 m, ~
noon i:45 3I5 43D 5:l5 D. $50 !Op II midnight.
sundays o. $50. 1918 m, l45 $3.50 NJ and II midnight
las 8:iJ }:i5 4i5l8O g. 5i5 8 6ij $50 Z :, 8 10 p
m ana ~ midnight sundays o. $3.50, 3l0 iol5 a n l;io'
saagia, 7:I5. lo.5 @y i45. a45,, &7I n l2 mid;
night sundays Q. $780, lolo a. my lt5 $50 D. nl ana
Cornwall 745 9 a. m. $780, .:sO p IN Sundays, $50
SeaGars. ~, a $50 i?O SUNDAYS, SEQ m.
RonGCat and n "a M $40 p IN s9naa{ ESQ am m
SUNDAYS. O. $50 1913 a, n, $50. p m 60
days S3O 1915 NJ. $50 D. The and i:30 2.
m trans connect with NewYork and oswego Midland Ran.
Port Jeryis 745. o lO:l5 m 4:3O g. sundays.
$50 lgl6 a NJ $50 and p n 81, ,.,,,o..,
BEFORE p leave 23st 10 minutes earlier than above
23i 80 minutes earlier Boats leave z5dst at 0i5 and
l45 CONNECTING with trains leaving ChamDersst al
Tickets passage apartments in Drawing and
Seoptg COacaes can be obtained and orGels for tho
panys 0nces Nos 23a 4O 529 or e57 oaiway N & So
2Courtst, Brook or az the Compsuy's Eopo -ox
Express. Trains from the West arrive In Nel ork at 723
IT, 'D'' JSo ~ XIBorr Gen'l pss,r .st Ncw.YorL
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Irs leave for Engie wood Closer Permon and Nyacz'
sundays a: m and $50 m. The ll;SOp M train VIII
Nanuet sprng Valley ana 1ohsey T. e.5 m, ii5 m.
JNo. n. ABBOTT. Geul Passr AZ New.lork.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
New pnb!llatons.
EXCELLENT AND VARIED READING
By Eminent Authors, in
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY
Nav NIrNfpEp

los 3D. more than 100 illustrations
THE STORY OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Alfred
II. Guernsey Illustrated
THE BARONS WEDDING.
CORSICA. BY the Hon. Roden No,l Illustrated
LABOR, PAST AND PRESENT Ry +. II. Norton. Illus.
tIafed.
A GILDRD PILL Bv Geo. Manvlle Feun.
VIENNA AND ITS STREET LIFE. BY Frederick Daniel
Illustrated.
THE ONE GOOD HUSBAND. BY Hrs \. f. Barr
BREAD AND ITS ADULTERANTS.
MR. ARMSBURY's ATONEMENT.
A STRANGE PROSECUTION. illustrated.
THEATRICAL MAKLSHIFTS. BY II. Barton Baker
POEMS. SKETCHES, STORIES.
Buy largest cheapest most attractive and best Maya
zine Of the dav
For sale at all depots price % cents So per annum
postage paid.
FRANK LESLIES PUBLISHING HOUSE,
%, b5 81 Park.pacc Sew York
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AnsfrnrIlon.
For Both Sexes-Country.

HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Conn.,
young lanes and children. will reopen sePsno1
IL, 1878 preparation for college speciay M
STONE, MARIANA b. SLADE CORNELL hNo" LEO
FITCH
MISS s. B. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
lSl school for Young Ladies and children, summit New
Jersey, will open Tuesday. october l. 1878.
Miss T.. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
" School for Young Ladies' and children at Beeyl NJ-
reopen Wednesday September IL send Tor CIRCULAR
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, Thos: Hanl0n,
j. d., Pennington, n. j. for both seres we etcei III
beahiulncss, convenience discipline thorough teacnin
home comforts and msdcraie charges
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE. ten miles from
- Philadelphia under Oi Friends gives thorogh
education to both VINO here pursue to sanS
courses study and receive the same dogrees .,.
For catalogue giving full particulars as - courses on
terms, &C. address EDWARD IL MAGlll+ frrsIucn1
SwarthmOre College. Swarhmore Delaware county, reL
GOO Term, Board, English Musict to children;
Qp pstOforegners taught Cirs of AbelW
GSn Per Qr.-ROCKLAND COLLEGE, N.Y.
CpNDO Rck y. Y-Both extras but music 9ph
during summer Send for catalogue. W. H. Bannster An
Miscellaneous.
DERNIITS to inspect the steamship Generai
Il Warier Of "The Woodruff Scientific Expedition aIohll
Word" may he had application a the once ul me ~
pedition address A. i. POAl, Business MaIaBer' :"
Nicholas Hotel Ncw-YorS city.
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Bankrupt Notlres.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
l2th day Of March A. ID. 1879 Warrant In bankruptcy
wsSssued against the estate OF Charles B. Fish I'D
the CITY of New-lOTk. In the County OF New.
and State Of NewYOrk who have been aduged
rupts their petition the payment deOs
delivery Of property belonging TO such bankupt 10 them
the transfer O property hem
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors OF
baukrupts, their debts and choose
assguees Of their estate Will be held at Court
ptcy 20 be holden at No 22 Bnadwsy. IN the city Of
before Dayton. Register, the 4S April
A D.. 1879. at u o'clock II. LOUIS +. PANN,
l. ) Marshal Messenger southern District YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-treat Trm

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Truns
Line and United states Mail R0ute-On and after April
Z. 1879 trains leave New-fork, via Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Street Ferries. as follows
FxIress Tor arrsburg Pittsbnrg the and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ana $50 p M
daily.
For WInamspor Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 500 p
m connecting Cory Ttusye Petroleum Centre and
the OH Regions. Wiliamspor and Lock Haven. a m.
Baltimore Washington an: the south, - Limited washing
ton Express OF Pullman Parlor GAYS daily except sunday
1000 m; arrive Washington 4lI IN. Regular az 43O
and $40 ami 10 sunday, 43O a. m and 10 p m
Baltimore D.. m, except sunday. . -.
Express for ihisdelpnia 80 80 S2O 10 Limited II
33O4, g. 7.3O $50 and 10 SUNDAY, $3.50 and
m. B. 9, 7:30 $50 and 10 Emigraut and second
class 730 p 80 ,,
Boats Of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with al through
Jersey city, afordg direct and speedy transfer
Trains AITiye-From Pittsbnrg $50 lo4O M lo;l0 pm.
daily, aud G:20 y. m. daily, except Monday. From
Washington Baltimore. 3 4:io, lOlOp.
SUNDAY $50 a. m. and 1910 p. m. From philadelphia
ll;3o 800 $50. 6:2O, $50
lOOp m, Sunday 43O, $50 1910. ll:30 $40, lOl0
Ticket Offices 500 and 9ii Broadway, No Astor House
of DeshrOsses and Corsndt sts No Cours and
BROOKLYN Depot foot OF Fulton.st Bro0kyn Nos
ia ll6 and llS HudsOu-s HObOken Depot Jersey City
Emigrant Ticket Office no. Bateryplsce.
l.. r. GARNER. GenI Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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O. W CAkLtION q co PuDH'H'r''
100 G?PES HaE&H 3E 2dnA A1S nhEA sd
LASsONMOIR. BY EMILE ZOLA.

Price 10 cents IN paper couer. or 81 IN ctoth.
IAssOMMOIR. BY Emile Zola; author OF Helene The
Abbes Temptation" Second edition T'ddU ms dnN
As.OmmOT the and most wonderful work ever
written 100 600 copies Of IL have already been sold IN
France translation Of "IiAssOmmOT' ty John sir-
ling toned with literary ability tact decacy
ana refinement that IL cOud be placed in the hands OF
lady, and OF the entire American reading public one
large volume paper price 10 cents or IN morocco
cloth black ana gold price 81. =, ,
For sale Iy The American News Company and by all other
booksellers, and published by
TB PETERSON & BROTHERS. Philadelphia, Penn,
who will send copies to any one on receipt price.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

StI S0 TO BOSTON
tp Il scO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGlON LINE,


CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MARIA
GANSErr Pier 80 North River Coot Of jay ST. al
% m. daily, Except SundaysI
Special drst-csss limited tickets good only on 2i5 a. m
train StoniugtOu. sold VIA this line from NeNGork 10
Boston for 81 %.
Tickets Tor all principal ticket oHces Staerooms
secured Offices Of Mesco Express Company aud AT NOs
and S97 Broadway and at Metropolitan and ith Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY,
Steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave Piel ~ NOTth
River Qoot Of warenst daily (rAcept sunday al p in'
for Providence direct
Freight vim either line taken AZ lowest rates
e ~, FILKiNS a. p AgL ID. ;. BABCOCK. Prest
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Ccacnfrs

Cleaners.
AMER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, es'b'd 1S5o,
"a provides Families, schools Colleges WIN iea'heIS
Teachers with Uus Pupils with good schools j. W.
SCHGRMERHoRN, Sec'y. 80 East l4thst
A MEXICAN ard FOREIGN IEACHEl'o'
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 10 COieges
schools and tqmilies Address or call Miss NJ j.
VOTING. American anG Foreign Teachers Agency 20
LuioT.sfusrc. broadway side.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 20 UNIUN-SQTAHE, NI.W-h DIRK.
supplies GOOD teachers with POSITIONS Apphcatlnoiilh
stamp. supplies schOOls and families WIN cohP''c iu
situctors WITHOUT CHARGE ,.. .. =, --. =. y
4. COTLEaW OR1H PINCkNEf, 30 tnion-squar,' \. I,
TEEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
4 vgiftout charge. Ni-, FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA
TIONAL BUREAU .3j Union-square
rTUTOR-FRENCH PROTESTANT.
weknown French author and professor. recently from
Paris wishes take charge Of few bows at home or 10
fntrr scuOo OF family teach modern languages Rooi
dscipinaIian. highest Gticiences. EHENCh MA9lHH
90 Mrst 3jtlI st
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JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAI

Commencing March II, 1879 Leave New.York. foot 0
Li0ertyst. &C.. X. II. OF y. j. fOr
Highlands and Toms River sl5, ll:ij n. 400 p.
Ninelsnd, Bridgeton ana Atlantic City, ll;ij a. N
MaTetOwn. s:lJ a. m. 800 p IN.
Banegat and Tuckerton 400 y. N.
Pm adclDh a ami Nj. Holly ll:3Ja M 4Op p. m
From PIER :. y r.. G0Ot RectOr-sil
4:OOp M for Highlands Long Branch AMI Eaontown,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

~ RIVER RAILROAD -COmmencug December 50
1873 through trans VIII leave tTand Central Depot:
300 a m. Western ami Northern Express WIN drawing
10 Albany HOchesteT andlrOm Albany ~ Nom
trral via Saratoga
10. % ul Chicago and Western Express. With drawing
room cars o Canauda!gua. Rochester and Bufto
HOO Express Albany and Troy with connections
to Utica and Rutland.
m. Montreal Express with through sieepingcar,
via st. Adams
600 p Sc Louis Express ally with sleeping cars for
through In the Sleep
ing cars BufaO Niagara Falls Toledo aud Detroit, and
for Montreal excepting sunday night, via Saratoga.
73O D. m Fast Express fOr Rochester and Corning via
Geneva. sleeping cars to Geneva and Rochester.
$50 d. m. Pac Express daily, with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
Chicago; and excepting saturday night % Ogdensburzh
Tickets Nos. 252 and 4l3 Broadway, and at
WestcOtt Express COmpany's Offices, Nos Pakpace 1e5
and 942 Broadway, New-YOTk, and 333 WashlngtOnsL,
Brooklyn. C. h. hEEhl.R
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
6elp uarteo

PROTESTANT servants wanted also Eng
i lsh. Swiss and German. 81 West SSlst.
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faw schools.

VALE Law School. .-Rcgular course, years;
GRADUATE degree of DC. ll veara all ern
upens sept 20. AddIeSs POT NAfLAND Ne"'Ha'cu' ~
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FALLEN AMONG THIEVES.

new novel by Mrs u. Raync. author Of ganst
Fate "Jcnnie Her MO.her." &c. l2ilo cloth bound
Price 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
STEAMBOATS, diI0 RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on lIOuSat0nic
EP and Naueatuck ailrosd Fare 81 Bridgeport
leaves Catharineslp daily Sundays excepted at ll3O
BTdCepOrt IL n. II.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW -IERsEYl


Ferry station IN Brooklyn, foot of FultOnst
Commencing Nov %, lS7S1Taus leave Scg.YOk, foot
Liberty ST.. as follows:
$3.50 n. m.-FOr FlemngtOn, Fast1n, Belviderr Mauch
Chunk TamagIa WilEesbare Elmira &C. Connects at
845 a. m.-For Nigh Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain.
Budds Lake and lake HOpatcong Easion, Harrsbura
Manch Chunk, IamaqDa Hazeton, Wkesbarre scranton.
WiliamspOrt. SC
m $50 D. m-FOr SOmervile and F1ernin gon
D. m-FOr Pennington. Esston. Mauch Chunk, Tarnaua,
Wikesbarre, Scranton TunkhanDOck, Tamaqua, Hazeon
Reading. Pottsyille, HarnsDurgh &c
4 y. m-FOr High Bridge Branch. schoo'eys Mountain.
Budds Lake and Lake hopatoonG Eastqn Beyidere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects al Junction WIN ID j. and W X X.
53e p. m daly..For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg.
1i5 D. m.-FOr EastDn.
For trains 10 local points time tables AZ stations
SUNDAY THAINS-I.eave at n. m. IL p. M. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points, and at 53O ~ for Easton.
Reading and Harrisburg
Jersey station and from Brooklyn Depot.
Jersey CITY.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ leave Red Bank. Long Branch Grove
&c. tS.l5, ll:4j a. m.. 4, 5'l1 D.
Stages connect station 10 and from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot OF Lbertys FOR Freehold az
Sl5, ll:45 m, 4, b:lj p H.
NEW YORK ond pHII.ADFTpTITA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
Btedmbodis dno Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. IL North
hyeT foot Of Canalst. every week day. connecting
West and East StaeTOOms warmed by
Excursion b. Albany ana return good 30 Gays s2
W. w. EVERETT. Prcsidpnt
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
BOARDING SCHOOL-On fnrm IA

i miles from NewNOrk. - a week b0ard washing tuition
b. the comforts O country home scholars receive moth
during The Summers vacation For par Tculars apply
10 Ms IL. c. MOSELL, ManLasset l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

NEW-IIAVEN. HARTFORD, &c-Fare. 81.
~ Steamers leave Pecksp daily Sundays excepted tsr
New Haven nj aud ii p. m. connecting with rvad
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE COLOR-SE

HHF COIOR-sENsE: ITS ORIGIN AND DEVELOP
MFST AN Essay IN COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY.
By GRANT ALLEN, b. A. 12mo. pp 2S2 houSh
ton, Osgood, & Co.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PIIILADELPHIA

EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave New ork foot OF Liberty for rent'n ant Ph0
depha at $50, 4 ., II 90 a. 1890 T. $50, ~ p.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pcnn,ylyana Rat
road Third ana IterEsst at 645 way 7f5. 95J l3OA NJ
lao, $780, $50. II p. m. -
Leave Trenton for 100 except Monday 6tJ,
S;l3, 10 20 m. 1915, 2:2J 4:l2, bl5 p.
Pullman Drawing are attached 10 thc ')O m
p trains from New York. 10 tho $40 M l;iJ D. m,
trains from Philadelphia. r,,,-,.,-,,--.
Q a. m $40 i2p m Leave New-YOTk for Trenton At A
6:3O o. m. Leave Trenton at lZO. 800 a. m, blO p IN
Connection . made at City station ferry 70 and
from Brooklyn and Erie" Depot jersey CITY ,o an, ~,
Tickets foot Of LibeTtyst, Nos JZJ ani =
Broad Hav at principal hotels all Offices o. thc fe Nih
way in NewYOTk and Brooklyn, and AZ 40 ; Iour.'Vs
BROOKLYN Bagpage checked from residence 10 t-lhstph
II. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. A0ent
kOR NEW-IIANkN, its surroundings and
all the New York, Boston ana AIT Line.
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dirc"t-Stesners
JOHN II. STARIN and ERASrUS CORNING l,aye Pier Is.
~ r., foot Of COuTtlaudt-st. At every night IN mo
week except Saturday arrive IN NewHave1 m time for all
All ralrOod- best facilities for passengers
and freight fare 81 excursion 81 80 sarns Ne" Hayea
Transportation Line r,. ., ,-....,,.. -----,..--.
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Hll9trnfIlon.

University GrammarSchool No. ,4S1 Broad
u way, near 42dsL Primary. Commercial and Classical d
partmeBts. 81. NJ. HOBBY. w. l. AKIN. A. NJ Principals.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09

Har sk6rdades medeltal 20 bushels
pr acre,och andra farmprodukter%gaf'
vo afven god afkastning. rMycket
land har pa sista tiden rppodlats och
manga andra neutrality-suspicious. ut
forts. Har finnes nastan intet oupp
taget s'homestead" Land; men en-
mangd iernvagsland och annat land
sales . billigt, och pa, CODA vilkor.
Den sk6na St.: Croix.dalen har utan
tvifvel en- stor framtid for sig; ty, for
att ickel tala ON den storartade natu.
rem, fnnes g., har tgodt och fruktbart
| land, klimatet ar utmarkt och kallvatt.
net Ovanligt godt. Som en- mangd flo.
der och sstr6mmar genomskara landet,
sa 6nnes stor anledning att antaga det
en- mangd fabriker har komma att an
! laggas. "The mammoth water power
vid ST.. Croix och Taylors Falls. som
| at sakkunnige forklaras vara battre
| an st. Anthony-fallet vid Minneapolis,
! kommer sakerligen den narmaste
framtiden att anvandas. Dem! SO.
gelbaras- Iioden, med de stora fu.
ruskogarne itnorr, Diet ,utmarkta
farmlandet i: 0ster och vester---allt ar
en- saker garanti for, att St. Croix, och
Taylors Falls komma att bilda cit CEN
trum for handeln och .fabriksr6relsen.
| Den gamle statsmannen och ,ber0mde
sakf0raren. Gushing y ar den fOrnam:
sta ]andegaren, harstades, och ar; nu
villig att genom sin har pa stallet bo-
satte agent, salia bade stadslotter och
farmland for billigt pris och pa CODA
vilkor. St.sCroix Falls har manga drift
tiga affarsman. Manga f6rbattringar
hafva pa den sista tiden ntf6rts. iva
mi6lqvarnar ha nyligen uppbygts; tya
tegelbruk lemna en- utmarkt, god muir :
stem 0. s.. v. Har fnnes manga skan-
dinayer som drifva egen affair, och det
1 kan med tillfredsstallelse namnas att
de pa intet satt sta tillbaka for sina
| yrkesbr0der af andra nationaliteter.
Il .u.:... correspondents
| ~ AT en- notis pa annat stale dagens num-
mer finner lasaren att Caleb Cushing i da-
! garne afidit. '' p Red. ann.
|
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-09
Elsborg, Murray Co., Mimi, }
den "a December 1878. {
Red. af, Mimi. iStuts 7fduing ;. E.. d

Red. af Mimi. stats 7Fdning ;: (" ,
Har lefva manga, svenskar. hvilka,
da man tager de daliga tiderna be.
traktande, arc. j ganska CODA omstan.
digheter. vi voro ALA, fattiga, da vi
kommo hit; och ehuru vi visserligen
icke arc rika ,sa berga vi ,oss lik'
val nu ganska bra;,, och vi hoppas
att de som varit misstrogna och an.
.sett att jordbruket icke l0nade sig
for arbetaren och .darfore f6redragit
att arbeta ON sommaren och sedan i
staderna ON vintern f6rst6rt hyad de
f0rtienat-yi hoppas. .sager Jag, att
ingen nu viii. byta med dem. VI. ha
nu ,eget hem, kreatur SAINT saker be.
talning for vart arbete, ehuruyal for.
tjensten icke kan bestammas pa for
hand, utan IA vi vara noida med hTad
Herren gifver. - T.
vi ha EN- orgarliserad forsaInling
som heter Silrud, och vi ha afven .bygt
en- liten kyrka och IA bes6k af presten
hvarje manad. vithysa nu hopp ON
att faivar. egeni prest, .oms Gud vills till
nasta ar. Och ON darf0r uu, .tIera
svenskar vile bosatta sig har sas fin
nes plats for att kopa lord. Home.
stead" "-landet ar upptaget. Att landet
ar godt kan brefskrifvaren af6rsakra.
Jag kom till Amerika 1870, ocl, foil.
de 81; 1871 ett sallskap som vile taga
land pa warren. vi yoro de f6rsta som
bosatte oss har, och jag har lex hort
nagon som klagat, utan ALA arc nojda
med sin lott. Under den It'd jag gick
pa jernvagsarbete, fck jag efta hora
oforstandigt folk saga, att 'shome.
stead land var ingenting yardt, och
alias hade sadant yoro foraktasie
men nlI sager jag skrattar bast, som
skrattar sist-sa Jeppe till bruden.
ON nagon af srbetarne j staderIla
viii k0pa sig land, So finns hara ainem
sIlrud f6rsamling bade skol-land och
jernyagsland, som gcdt Dir. vi ha