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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

twenty-five cent meals at the Holly Tree.
b. +. Queen, Of the St. James news stand.
sends the New York Clipper for the current
week,
Josephine T. Toner has filed a bill for di.
vOrcc from y. j. Toner ON the ground of
cruelty.
The great closing.out sale of books and sta
tonery at Mr. Crandell's, corner Of seventh and
II streets, is attracting general attention. Goods
are sold at heavy sacrifice.
The stable of Mr.. William Grcason. on Z,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north.
west, was entered by thieves early yesterday
morning and valuable set Of stlycr.patcd
harness taken away.
A colored woman, named Sally Brown, re.
siding at No. l1I1 : street died suddenly yes.
terday morning, about $50 o'clock. The coro.
ner was notified, and after examining the body,
deemed an inquest unnecessary, a. the woman
died from natural causes.
--icssrs. Clark & Given have leased the
Eighth street wharf for term OF years, and
will also occupy the large coal yard immcdi-
ately In the rear. 1t is the intention of the
firm to abandon tile wharf at the foot of Four.
teenth street, which they have occupied for
several years past.
The Independent Ice Company are tearing
away and rebuilding their wharf at the foot OF
Ninth street The company are also extend.
when the improvements are completed it will
be one Of the handsomest and most substan-
tial wharvcs along the Washington river front.
The loug.boat Richard Lacey. Captain
Oudcn, sunk Tuesday afternoon while lying
at Biscoc's wharf. The boat was loaded with
wood and her cargo was mostly discharged
from the starboard side, which caused her port
side TO carccn, and the vessel filed with water
before the captain and crew discovered her
sinking condition. The vessel was raised yes
Nrday afternoon.
Officer Nicholson arrested a street buck ster
named ID. w. Bills yesterday afternoon, on
charge of stealing barrel of sugar from j. c.
Ergood * Co.'S store, on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets northwest. The
accused rolled the barrel from the pavement in
front OF the store around the corner aud was
in the act of putting IL in his wagon when ar.
rested. He was locked up at the Fifth Pre-
cinct Station until this morning, when he will
have talk with Judge Smell.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMARKABLE E SALE OF
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

The edition Of SoRtBNERs MONTHLY for
April is 81, 900 copies which It Is expected will
be exhausted within ten days There have been
already three editions Of the January and two
of the February SCRtBNER.
The April number-an issue Of unusual pop
ular intorcst-contains three striking bio.
graphical and anecdotcal sketches JOHN
Ericsson, THE ENGINEER the best and only
full account Of the great inventor ever pub
lished "HENRY BERGH AND HIS Work." the
life history OF the man who has built up tho
society for the relief Of dumb animals and
"AcToRs AND AcTREssEs OF New YORK."
with pictures of many of the principal ones in
character. All OF these are fully illustrated.
There is also brief paper on II. NJ. S. PIN.
ADORE FOR AMATEURS" with scenes on the
deck of that popular ship, as seon at the
Standard Theatre, New York. Price, IS cents.
For sale by all book and news dealers.
SrRIpNER q co Nr,v Xnnr
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Tho Fire Commissioners.

The Board of Fire Commissioners held their
regular meeting last evening, all the members
present.
The following applications FOR positions on
tho department were read and fled }. j.
Kecfe, ]. f. Bright, II. r. johnson, w. A
Duvall, +. L. Smith, c. H. Strobel, II. +
Tiger i. Courtney, aud j. j. Berry.
A communication from II. II. Miles, super.
intcndent of the fre-alarm telegraph, stating
that the salaries of tho two operators in his
office had been reduced from 81 200 to 81 ,00O
per year, was referred to the District Commits.
soners.
A similar disposition was made of a PROPOSE
ton from the Sisby Fire Engine Company, In
which they offer to replace one of their "old'
engines now in use in this city with new
No. 3, at a cost OF $4,000, and will allow
81 $50 for the old one
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suit and make him happy. She don't want his
money, but him
she invites the Senator to Dunnegal farm, TO be
married privately and then she will settle the suit
II he don't the President and stanley Matthews In
tend helping hor but she cares more for the SEN
0tor than them, and desires q settlement
She charges that Mr. Cameron took her virtue
aud God Will avenge il II the Senator does not re-
pay her for the injury
No AL
Wants Mr.. Cameron to beware OF imposlors and
to whom he pays money
She thinks he should stop Annie Davis nom
chasing her over the city and talking against her
This letter Is to Mr.. A. g. Riddle, and says that
Mr.. Darlington will call and tell him all about the
baby. She Is brokcn.heartcd.
mo. AL
She inquiries of Mr.. Cameron if he talks about
both men aud women TO lnJure her
mo. IS
She warns Mr. Cameron Of the man that he trusts
and reads her letters.
She calls attention to tho contract Of marriage
and asks that II be executed at once.
She viii settle for $1,000 aud Government posi-
ton, OF $1,000.
No 5ll
She wants Mr. Cameron to marry her privately
and promises him that, Il he will do 50. he can
take possession of the whole south, and the South
etn people will adore MIN.
No. 80.
Published in testimony yesterday.
Pctiuonng that Annie Davis be made to stor
talking about her.
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Death OF Mr.. Jacob schcifley,

Mr. Jacob Scheiiley, an old resident Of the
District, died after few days illness on Tues
day evening. Mr.. Schcifley was widely known
and highly respected. As mark of respect to
his memory, meeting of the Anglers Assoc
was held last night at John Haucock's to take
appropriate action. DIR. Smith Townshcnd
president of the association, presided, and suit
able resolut ons were adopted. The association
will attend the funeral this afternoon in
boly
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Death of Il. IL, CasUelI.

Mr.. T. H. Caswell, who had been one of the
room clerks at the Riggs House since its open,
ing, died Of consumption at his home. in Bos.
ton. at five o'clock last Saturday evening. Mr.
Caswell was born in Boston, aud was twenty.
seven years of age. His father Is one of the
firm of Abraul, French Il Co., of Boston, lie
was for three years an officer in the United
States navy. Mr., Caswoll had had severe
cough for tho last two or three years, and
feeling that his end was fast approaching
went TO his home TO die among his relatives
lie was hrst-cass hotel clerl, aud won many
friends by his geniality.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

NIcssrs. Perry & Brother, corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Ninth street northwest. have
just opened large stock of spriug and sum
mer dry goods, TO which they invite tho atten-
ton of purchasers. This firm by their one
price system aud fair dealings have established
themselves as one of the most reliable houses
in the city, and their patrons are always salts
~
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ST. Nicholas for AptiL
Scrbners Monthly for Aphl.
Franklin Hall Musical entertainment. March
% 1879
For reut-housa on northwes. corner Of rhir.
tceuih and streets southwest
smoke Dukes Motto. NJ. Goldslein, tobaCconiSt
No eli Pennsylvania avenue.
Spring and summer dry goods rerrv & Brother
corner Of Niuth and Pennsylvania avenue
Books aud stationery. shNling.on's bookstore
corner Fnur.and.a INIT and rCnnsylyania AveMuc.
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SANITARY WORK.
Operation of the Health OGice-Yltal ST
tistics for one Week.

oP''"'''"' ", ~" go. 49, ''' go"
us''cS ior Que "eeN'
The following Is Health Officer Towushend's
,,,o,t Of tbo onor,t;nrs ,r his oaice FIR tho
week ending March 49,
Nul,auces rpported SO. referred 10. abated
40. raferrad to Observation-Disclosures o. oniriel notiCcs
isSIiod Il, citizens ConInlaints 55: Deaths from
nj ceiisns reu1ricl SIS. CnuseS of death iuyaSti,
,otnj G corSner M, Luriais nj pnblic exnonse 10.
IvcttissIn,s Enr iocoI cause of diseoSe nmn,bSr
~ n,Iis,,tt rrcatnd bv nlIyscinns NJ Tho moor AZ
UItmbCr of viSitS as i,i,nrbcr of oGice r0nsIta
is IA IL as treatl las tvS t' "a
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sn ow-white Bread aud Rolls.

Thousands of housekeepers can testify to
the superior qualities of the Ceres "Minne-
ola, "Storlng's st. Louis Fancy Patent" and
Golden II ill" brands of flour, for which the
wholesale depot in this city is William NJ
Gait IL Co.'S, corner of First street and Indiana
avenue. The best snowwhite bread and rolls
are made OF these hours.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

The clerk of the court issued the following
marriage licenses:
Solomon Young and Amy o. Bush,
i. II. Giles aud Lucy Jane Johnson.
n. A. Clutter, of Etingham, ILL.,, aud Kate
Kelly, of this city.
i. A. Ludduth, of Alexandria, Va, and Mary
Carter of Fairfax County, Va,
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FoR upward Of thirty years Mrs. WusloU'.
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrects ucdity Of the stomach, relieves wind
or other causes. An old aud welltried remedy
rs eeut5a bottle.
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ATrln of rrntnl As.nllnnts.

In the Police Court yesterday George Law
Tey aud Patrick Mcnamara, two young white
meu, we're arraigned foran assault with intent
to commit rape on Miss Maggie Minton, last
Tuesday night, at the corner of North Capitol
and NJ streets. Owing to the absence Of the
prosecuting witness the case was continued
until tomorrow, the defendants each being re.
quired to give $4,000 bonds or go to iall Yes.
terday afternoon Sergeant Brosnan arrested
another man named James Shugrur, on sus.
picion Of being concerned in the outrage He
was fully identified by the victim, aud locked
up at the Seventh Precinct Station for hear
lug.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

in America; nine-pound pals; first of the
season is better cheaper will keep longer,
and Is more convenient than print. All Other
grades at low prices Spicer's butter store,
Ninth aud L streets northwest.
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Ainusctncnts,

FoRD's OPEBA.HoUsE-H NJ, ; riua'ure.
THEATRE CoMIQUR.--Nariciy performance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

WHES cigar retains its popularity for
three years, aud the demand for IL steadily in.
Creascs 1t Is an evidence OF unusual merit.
Goldsteiu's Duke Motto Is such a cigar-it
Is an all Havana filler Sold for five cents. The
cuttings Of tho la Coquetton cigar, of superior
Havana tobacco, are now used in It's mauuac.
ture,and itsquality Is thereby vastly improved,
though the size aud price remain the same.
The tobacoonist Of Gil Pennsylvania avenue
surely takes the lead in choice goods and low
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

A Fair OF On-Color solitaire Earnings,
Weighing 81 carat, very brilliant, S10j. Jacobs
Bros 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

WHY don't you try Lodille's Headache Spe.
ci6c for headache. 1t cures when all else fails.
Costs but 80 cents
IL you purchase aud use a bottle of Durane'
Rheumatic Remedy it will cure your rheuma-
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Arrival of Passenger Trains

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND CsrREEr
N0iNfng FteninO
5000 ST. Louis 4 GIN. eN. 1880 Baltimore accom-.
a65 philA & n, Y. cE. 40, Baltimore accom-.
s7JO. Chico C Plttsg eN 800 n Y, Phil q Bos
$40. Baltimore and way SOS Piedmont, strashurg
stations y inChester. Fred ok
as. Fred. &C, Met brCh.)| HngetstOwr. pOlut Of
bfI, Baltimore, Annapolis, Rocks 4 way stations.
express 1851 Baltimore accom-
pio, Martnsburg aud Ha. sT;gO Baltimore express.
geratovn ac metro @T.55. Baltimore way STA
politan brnuch) lions
5000, Baltimore accom-. $500, Chicago & ST Louis.
u.s0 Baltimore eKpress $40. NY. Puul & Boston
express
sArrYe daily. Others sundays excepted
Cd Tor the dime OF departure Of trains adver'
tst ments elsewhere
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The famous author Of Tom Browns Scht
Days at Rugby


The famous author Of Tom Browns School
Days at Rugby"
THOMAS HUGHES,
contributes capital story of boy life to the
April ST.. NICHOLAS. OLIVE THoRNE tells of
a training school for Little House Servants
in New York, Of great interest to the girls.
SUSAN COOLIDGE, FRANK Il. STOCKTON, HoR.
FORD, CELIA THAXTEE, Lucy LARcoM, and
MARY MAPEs DoDGE are among the other con-
tributOrs to this unusually brilliant number Of
q choice magazine.
So Il years cents number.
SCRIBNER & CO., NEW YORK.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
We have lust opened II very large and varied stock
OF New Dress Goods, comprising
MONTE CLOTHS, ...-....
ALB9iATRRo }.S7, CLOTH,
SATIN pr LyoN, ,, ,,,,,
ZEPHYR GiNGHAMs.
striped aud Checked silks 6i.Sc. 7jc, and H..
MORE Antique and C0mels Hair.
Hack silks, oil prices.
Black Grenadines In stripes and Checks fron SOC TO
New Style Paraso!s aud sun Umbrellas
Paris aud Berlin Wrap and f1schus and shawls,
silks.
Bunlings, all wool, &c, 81 &C. aud SOC.
| Atwood Plaid Dress Goods ut 25c.
Fun line of DompStCs at lowest prices. &c.
Members of Congress. our customers, and the pub
lie are invited TO inspect our stock vt their leisure
PERRr g. BROTHER.
mch9l6t Penna. avenue, corner Ninth street.
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CITY ITEMS,

MANY Of the new French dresses have richly
embroidered panels, cuffs, and pockets.
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THE Dukes Motto, Havana filler, five cent
cigar. Best in Washington, at Golds,eins Jun.
der Metropolitan HOTEL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

Ring containing Ave large stones, for $40.
At Jacobs Bros, 1890 Pennsylvania avenue.
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st. Nicholas for April.

"Sr NICHOLAS. The best Of all chldrm's maya
siHes. Recent issue of LONDON SPECTATOR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

Fine Pair OF solitaire studs,
Three carats, very brilliant, 300. Jacobs Bros
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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II PEOPLE who suffer from the duh stupidity that
meets us everywhere in spring aud too often IN all
seasons of the year, knew how quick II could be
cured by taking Ayers Sarshparilla 10 purge the
bile from their system, we should have better
neiRhboIs as well as Clear heads 10 deal with.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-20

BUFFERS BAIsANuC MIXTURE, the old inlslllble
remedy. sold hy druggists price, 81 per bottle
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OTHER LETTERS.


THIS is a letter TO Simon stating that she under
stands a gentleman representing him has called
upon her attorney 10 effect q settlement She
thinks that she will make trip to Europe before
She returns South Had he but married her she
would have built home In the shade of some
country grove aud done everything to make him
happy. She wants To know why she cannot see
nd'liye with him, She thinks he might send some.
thing TO his Mary
In this she relterates the promise Of marriage by
Mr. Cameron, and is willing 70 produce tho letters
10 prove II.
She has consulted eminent counsel, aud desires
70 know whether she shall come to Harrisburg to
see him.
NO IS
This letter takes exception TO Eddie Atherons
conduct ~ the harrOom Of the Whitney House In
mixing her name and the Senator'S together I'm such
a common place. She viii settle for q 900 and no
less, and Mr. HinGlo will call aud collect IT, She
believes Annie Davis TO be the cause Of all the
trouble between them.
no. G0.l
She wants 500 sent 20 her by Monday, and
charges him with ,pendlngGll Of Monday aud Tues
day with Annie Davis, coming out at eight O'Clock
IN tho morning
mo. iO1
Forbids payment Of money 70 any person on her
account
mo Al
Ifhc will marry her privately She will drop the
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15
EXAMPLES TO PROFIT BY.

If Louisiana can do az well in the
settlement OF her debt as Georgia
has done, no one can complain ;
yet, when the Georgia contention
met, and the policy was first sug-
geste6 which has run her deprecia-
ted credit ~ to seven per cent pre-
minm, :he moncy-power press OF
the East was wild end uncontroll.
able in its denunciation Of Geor-
gia's reputation and dishonesty.
The statesmen and fnanciers per
sisted, however, in spite Of all
this clamor ; and they End their
Justification to. day in ths redeem
ed credit of the State and the
emancipation Of her people from a
crushing taxation imposed by the
thraldom Of a fraudulent debt.
The problem the Louisiana con
vcntion has to solve IS not entire
~ dissimilar from that which our
sister State has so successfully dis.
posed of. Her debt aud ours were
contracted under very nearly the
same circumstances and by pretty
much the same authority, and they
both received the same ratification
from the first Democratic legisla-
lures that came into power in the
respective states. Georgia has
sifted her debt, and refunded the
valid portion of i! and rep. dated
the fraudulent, and in doing this
she has, at once, placed her credit
at a premium in the money markets
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15
THE DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court for this parish has
been in session during the past Eeek
and through the energy of the officer.
and others connected with the proceed
|ings, the Criminal Docket has been al
most cleared.
On, Friday, the 7tli, the Grand jury
made their report, aud found true bills
against nine different persons.
The following is Il list of cases disposed
|of up to Thursday night:
!. State VS.. Alex. Stewart, charged with
larceny. Got guilty.
State VS.. Ellis Briant, charged with rs.
satilt and battery. Not guilty.
State VS.. Samuel Watts, charged with
shooting with intent to kill. Guilty.
State VS.. Tillman Love, charged with
arceny. Nolle PROSE- entered.
State of Louisiana VS.. Joe Town and A.
Reynolds, charged with assault and bat
terry. Nolle PROSE- entered.
State of Louisiana W.. Lizzie Williams
charged with assault less than mayhem.
Case dismissed.
State of Louisiana VS.. Willis Wells
charged with assault and battery. Guilty.
State of Louisiana VS.. Ellis Briant,
charged with assault and battery. Not
guilty.
State of Louisiana vs.. John Ord,
charged with unmerciful whipping. Not
guilty.
State of Louisiana vs.. Geo. Veal,
charged with assault and battery. Guilty.
State of Louisiana VS.. Joe Town and A.
Reynolds, charged with rape. Houorably
acquitted.
State of Louisiana VS.. j. v. White.
charged with, the murder of one George
Thompson, alias George Martin. Not
guilty.
This case has been before the District
;ourt OF this Pavish since June, 1876, the
acts of which are that some time in 1869
thompson was killed aud suspicion
pointed to White, but he was never ap-
pretended, owing no doubt to the ineffi-
fency OF the Radical officers during those
pears. On the induction of the present
Pheriff, however, the warrant for Mr..
fph'te's arrest was executed, and the ac-
pissed tried, convicted and sentenced to
pc hung. Counsel for accused found
everal bills of objection to the proceed
ngs of the first trial and the Supreme
Court granted another. This week he
vas again brought into Court, this time
20 be acquitted of the charge of the hor.
able crime. In the first trial Mr.. White
was defended by Messrs. Fisher, Semple
hnd Provoste. In the last trial NIessrs.
RickIitfr & Fisher, was for the defense.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15

On Sunday morning last at about 10
o'clock, the steamer Bart Able passed
Bayou Sara on her upward trip
freighted with the Natclitoches prison
oners ard many of their friends who were
with them in New Orleans during their
persecution. The patriotic citizens of our
sister village gave full evidence of their
rejoicing over the release of these brave
men, by the frequent discharge of anvils
and tho discourse of sweet music by the
Bayou Sara Brass Band. Ono very unfor-
tunate acc dent. however, occurred which
cast Il datnper uoon the hightencd spirits
of the assembly. Mr.. Lawrence Wells,
one Of the most enthusiastic of the gun
ncrs, while STOPPING to pour a charge of
powder in the touch hole split some of the
ccmbusti3ie composition on live coal of
fire on the ground, which Immediately
ignited, and communicating with a paper
bag partly filled with powder in the
hands of our young friend, blew it up,
seriously, but we hope, not danger
onsly wounding him. During the
entire week his friends have attended
him both night and day, and but for the
almost iron nerve he possesses, he would
no doubt now be numbered among the
missing. It is our sincere wish, as we'll
as that of his many friends that in a few
days he will again be on our streets.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15
Written for the Eeliciana Sentinel.
A LAMENT ON THE LOST CHILD"

That child, oh. 10y supreme MS found,
After all that scatter and chasing;
Twas really bad ''mama' to wnnni,
Ofthat child of fame while thinking.
I can but wonder at the clamor;
Visions of horror will to me come,
10 see that nurse in such tremOr;
That of deaths, the most tragic one
And family metltates the irving.
Andshc, naughty truant, 10!
Nine hours had been sitting,
(Regardless of inventive woe),
Meath a tiny woodland bowel.
Can't yon guess what she was thinking,
In her nook with bird and hower2
You give it up, then l must tell,
OF that weapon, little ones dread.
Always awaiting them, they know we'll,
When they take in busy head,
From slumbering nurse, to steal away,
1t is-must 1 say-mama's slipper.
MORAL-Eow sublime and ridiculous,
can the smallest thing be:-ANONYMOUs'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15
PERSONAL.

On the J. NJ. Whites up trip we noticed
among the passengers MIR. and Mrs.
Picard, Of this town. The trip that Mr..
and Mrs. +. have made, has included that
of Mardi-Gras, which was no doubt a
very pleasing one, but who shall tell of
tho Joyous associations connected with
their journey to Mobile, Alabama, where
they once more met relations, from whom
they have been separated for fifteen or
twenty years. After an agreeable stay
with these old relations, they proceeded
to Selma, and finished their happy trip
with visit to that ever estima|le and
amiable young lady, Miss Carrie Wiel,
daughter of our esteemed citizen, Mr.. S
We'll. We had hoped to have had the
pleasure of welcoming Miss Carrie; but in
this we were disappointed. No doubt,
however, that young lady while enjoying
herself hugely in the city, vet thinks Of
her many friends and admirers here. May
she soon be again in our midst.-Ei ON
our Special Contributor.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15

No extra fee was charged at the Hen
rictta House for dinner last Monday, al
though they had Beer for dinner. Mr..
Beer and Mr.. Weis were guests at the
hotel; they sat in order as follows: Weis-
Beer. The meal was substantial and al
though every one felt fec-yet none were
tight. We shall be pleased to see Beer at
Heis, (likewise.) We know OF nothing
more harmless than Beer.-Con:rib-
utc0.