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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-27
FROM TOPIk 4.
". IL strong, GeueraI Manager Of
the >snIs &c. Viii Nat he Removsd
Geld Dr,sovered i'm OW lev C0nn >.

the ssnis &c. VIII >of he Rem"vsd
Geld Dr,sovered i'm COW lev Conn y.
TOPEKA, KANs, March 24.-Reports
have been circulated that the management
of the A., I. d 5. Fe railroad had re
qre-ted the resignation Of W. Strong.
General Manager, J. Il. Muiva 2, of this
city. addressed private letter 10 Mr.. Nick
erson, President Of the road. regarding the
same. The following dispatch received to-
day explains itself and fquelches the
TumOT:
RosroS, March "a.
J. Il. Nu'rcEe, Tcpaku. kaEsGs-Mr.
Strong has the entire coBfid-nce of the
President and Board Uf Directors in Boston.
All reports to the contrary are circulated
b, enemies Of the road, and are without
foundation. snd you are authorized to con-
tradict them.
ISisuedl THos. NIcKERsoN,
President 4, L. & 5 Re K. r.
A special from Winfield to the Common
ueohL says that gold has been discovered
in five different places in Cowley county.
The metal ia ssid TO be very pure. An i'm
mense ru h of people has been the result of
the discovery
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sherina SrIe. 10 "a

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That under ana by yIElu. u two .uy'
zeal executions issued on two - PaE.fp alb
StTacIs oI iudEins Ilr-. rendered i'm two ~-rT-
r.rte actions III Justices court, before joan
Mckee, d Iu>tice of tIr Peace. II and lor
LeiyeHwurtI township, lg tine County q
LsavCuWDTtH, Ia the stat" Of Kansas, In -tcu
% which actions, Michael Holman J. Plain,
till, and =. EEIrr is - irudaTt, each 81 which
saII e. ecu-lOrS was 70 me directed and de-
IygTgd, 1 viii o. Monday, tine tHiIGy-f 81
cay 81 MsrCu, 4. -. l-7F, 80 e.-yru
O'Clock \. NJ, a. that day, 81 the south front
door Of the court House IN the tify OF ig3y-
enwUrih, I'm tue County or LpayeuwJrjh, in
The stale ci Kansas, .Iter at pubic sac and
sell to the highest bidder, for Cr-u ia I.E u,
tine following described tract- O!laui- -itUat-,
lylrE and being il the County 90 I.aTsl-
worth. IN The STATE of kansas. il me.y
Lots number sixteen and seventeen "f and
IL, and eighteen and nineteen : and I"., Ia
UlpCK number three fE.. lu Mia = sIi-ltVi@-
ION. said property Hs, been levied upon
ard is Ia De- sold a. the property Of B. BtG'T.
Dated This --.u DAY Ui February, A. u ISIS.
-. O.. LOWE,
sheriff OfLaTvCnwoTfh County, Kansas.
tLyyGH * HEAT, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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CoMY0pNG EXTRACT
SarsspaF!iIa and DiHdsio1 Vita
icd.ne Of Poias .un,

/ nov generally introduced in ais., 81 tie
western States. and j. the mos: popular
remedy iE the market. Il il fully endorsed
by physicians and dTU-gis's, and nog
ST nds in the front rank OF remedies Tor the
renovation Of the blood, and giving tone
and strength to the liver.
Il Is one of the best remedies known for
chronic affections O. the skin, Scroiula and
ScrIiulous affections, Erupture and Skin
diseases, such as IT. Anthony FI5s, Fry
siPClas, Pimples, PIstules, Blotches, Roiis,
Tumors, letter or Salt Rheum, Scaii Head,
Ring Worm, Ulcers and sores, Chronic
Rheumatism, Syphilittic ard all mercurial
diseases, and general diseases arising from
impurities Of tie blood.
l. forms powerful alternative for the
renovation OF the blood and for the restora-
tiaa OF tone and strength to the system
when teliiitaied by disease.
This valuable remedy is prepared by the
Brown Medicine and Nsnuiacturing Co,
with the formula in full printed on the bot
ON % follows:
PARIS -Sarzapar.EIa root. Honduras.
?, D.; 'auCelun Root, IIT5; Yellow IO.E
Root toy. Wild Cherry Bark I-iuU. SIENNA
Leaves, 10; EHubrrb Boot 80; GUiacuU.
a|f5 LUi|ls /, Lfas-.uIu 30; White sugar,
.45r': G.g ccriue, $500; Alcohol, 81 q cent,
IS 30; - after. as,f.J- Mix end prrcolIte. fla
y"-st ~aUeas Compound syrup SIrsap aulig,
UPS.
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DEADLY pn THERy1.

LamentAbie Mortality fa q small
Town In Iowa.
lManko ta ia Review
The families living in School district IS;
embracing five or six sections of land in
the eastern part Of Lime Township. in this
county and nix or seven miles from this
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sheyiTs Sa'e3 No. So.

Sheriff OF Lesvenworth Comfy, X
L. BAKER Attorney for Plaintiff,
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administrators Notice
TIE state OF Kansas, L-avcnw1rth
CIUuty-as.

Inc -.--s o. NHnsAss l. 9geNWHEEu
CJUuty-as.
In he Probate Court In and for said County
In the matter Of the Estate Of p. I. Thorn
bursn, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby give n that letters Of O. iTlln-
iStrafiOu have been granted to the under
~ sUCi on the estate Of Pleasant l.. horn
hur.h, late Of =aid county. deceased. by the
Honorable. the Probate Court of the County
a a stale Aforesaid, dated the third day OF
F. bTuITy, \. - 1853. Now, ali persons hav-
IuE claims against the said estate are hereby
notified that they must present tn" same To
the undersigned tor allowance, within ore
year from ghe date Of SAID letters. or they
may be Prec Luded fIOm any benefit OF such
state: and thtt II Sucu claims be not eNlf.u-
tied within three years after the date UI--s.J
letters they shall be forever barred
SUSAN \ THOENBJ RGT,
Administrators Of the Estate Of =. Z. Thorn
bUrsI. deceased.
February -0th, 1872. vGw
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HAVE you Dyspepsia ere you CnnStipatsd,
have you Yellow skin Loss of Appetite,
Head che, If 81 don't TAIL TO Use SElLO 4 =
SYSTEM NIrALILEE II is gCaras. iced to
relieve yOu, aud will you continue To suffer
when you can be cIT-d on such terms as
these Price, 10 cts -ui bets. sold by Ar
mold q Hunt, Wholesale Dealers
wed friSnEw
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Assignee's ale.
UNITED STATES OF AMEEICA,lu
DISTRICT OF kASs as,
Ia ,Js y,.,,-f., T,.,,. NJ no T-,s,e,y cute E-

UNITED STATES OF ANEEtCA,1
DISTRICT OF kASsss,
In TIE D'sfic, C9,fr, Of ne Jf,tfeJ SUITS f,r 81
Dsstrict of hg5,sEs.
In the Matter Of
Bankrupt
DUPLGC NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN,
That ], the undersigned, +. j. weed,
Assignee. Of the estate Of the = b0ve- named
bankrupt, Henry Gilleit, will on TIE IttI
day Of APriI, A II. ls7g AT ten O'Clock in the
TO enOOu. II the pufu front door Of thr Court
House OF L~ayeuWoTTh County, in the city
of Iledv-nwOrth, in san County, Ia tine STATE
OF kan~ss, sell AZ public auction 10 the nish-
est and be b.dteI, IO- cash, the following
described real e. at-, being part Of the as
sets Of Sad bankrupt, Ia Wit:
Lot seven 90 and eight -, In block number
one hundred and fourteen as, in the VS.
tern addition to the CITY Of LEavenworth,
with al and singular the appurtenauce- and
Entertainments H@reUntO belonging. situate
wing aud D-lng IN the County OF Leayen .
worth, and state % Kansas.
Dsted a Le4vel worth city, Kansas, this
18th day Of March, =. D., 1s19
T. J. WEED,
Assignee Of the estate OF said Bankrupt, Hen
~ W. GiIlett.
II. GILPAI RICK, Attorney for Assignee.
MaTlg lOaW
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EECIC2L-
CURE YOURSELF!

~ rl1-Dr- Ygrvtshls Curative e warranted - Ter
u.'.r cure ell t7rr.s Cf SrrrnEgtorrhsa or Seminal
wei t-sera iuhify- IaPstcurs. ETC. and restores
Tot NHTnT, ana brings h1lN ttr ~tuuthfa Niyar' Of
fl1rr leo -Vr destroy I'll i BY sexual sy prar-
tl. H zE $40 OBJ e-ll We - time. This remedy, which
a-s l.u use. .F ~. Ll-a-p IN his private practice tlr
over ~ years never known 10 tlil in curing
the N~t tt>t~. ]. gives vitality aud imparts sugrEy
Oh rTs.rl. .n - t.1ss l.ll-s1gd men v 10 Esi
v1gss 5-E1G4 tlr.r wears Is lyEoraiinE properties
are L e. t.Hr. Yong L-Cn sgtt-E.Eg from the
quells 81 t-t tras destructive habit Of Self Abus
ear use f1s medicine II re assurance OF speedy snd
fEhAANANI cure. The patient gains strength and cas-
tgE o. sts az once { acts ClEtCty the Parts att
Ell as sogt ing and healing tonic and snodyne the
laN ID srrul NCscss and ra'cd dsct impartirg power
and Bone ai rns them 20 their natural state. th-
g. H e hantiui habit had never heyn INDUCED in Ihs
Erlsuts simple productions Of nafure-harSs rOvts
agIaH e--. azi are spagl sc for the shove diseases
urFgCr, Elve Do AIRS. sent wNh full directions,
shy ull-ss. For sale only AZ Dr. G. \. B1hannan 1f,
- Ul North Oh street, between Washington avenue and
Gr'fT sf-,ts, s. l0a.s. Mo-. i-,ablslcd IN lS1-.
LE-l-- h 'Irssli-e Special Diseases" which gives
Cr u-f on OF the r.urr, Cscs. SYMPTOMS means %:
"..rH "r- % ~NFG4Li-. SEMINAL WFthsL>S EIis An.
: = D : L n ----
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a sure cure for nervous debility, prena-
turo decay, eXbaUs lon, etc. The only r.
liable cure. Circulars mailed free Address
K. +. EEENtS. Is, Chatham st, y.
CUlGNGlI
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WELLS Persian PerfUme "HACEgETACE''
is rich and fragrant Try 10. Sold ny Aruu q
4 Hunt, Wholesale Dealers, I"ayeuwOTtu,
Kansas, and by retail dvale.s z. nerHlly.
WcdIr.sunEW
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Yesterday. the sheriff Of Lyon county,
brought back the notorious Cal Hutton, and
lodged h IN the y -nit-niiaTy, She haviu z
rec lived her sentence She carried her usual
swagg-r ln>id- the prison with her, and
seemingly had small cnnceTn about the mat
ter. She had on " man'> clio hes this time.
The length oft her term was not learned but
s very lEkelv enough 10 give her long time
Tor repentance.
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THF Sunshine OF nsuv happy home has
he. II turned into dark despair by the death
at l. Vet ONES. caused by neg ected colds Dr.
Buli'S CpuEh Syrup has helped and saved In.
numrIah,e liX by IL ii,ntlY use.
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AT PATTEEv OPENING

thi. week, very many pretty things were
displayed, an evening dress in pink and
garnet Wa conspicuous. The skirt was in
pink ELK, and formed full train, finished
by six narrow plaiiipgs on the tablier and
four on the train; delicate tissue draping
the tsb!ier and all visible portions of the
skirt, was caught here and there by roses
The overgarment was polonsiSe, with vest
front and princess back. The vest was
rather in the Breton style-squsrP, with
shawl collar, covered with embroidery, in
c7lors, and not separate from the dress
waist The pannier, round ard rather close
ly plated, was looped high at the sides, and
the full back breadths fell nearly 10 the
len,rh OF IL. train.
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York, 20
eeases ali the requirements in size, style, To-
cation and appointments of the modern first.
einS hotel and keeps Is reputation Is mod
y AeQQo SodkN
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How 20 Get Sick.
How 70 Get ell.

Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; work too hard with.
out rest; doctor all the time; take all the vile
uostrums advertised, and then you will want
TO know
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Is.ttlP
10 Cent.


Till April Ist, 1879. at Odd Fellows gaIl,
Bes quality Sewing Machine or Try lt.
msT-ydtW L. WHITLEY.
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Which IL answered in three woids-Take
Hop BitIersi See other column.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Sher Il n Laavenw0Tth County, Kansas.
SRI LISG5 & SHILLING Attorneys .Or Pam
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Mr.. Editor

Mr.. Editor -
In one of the late issues of the LA.
DEMOCRAT, Mr.. Barbin, the candi-
date now for Judge, was charged
With being Radical. Since then
some parties have denied this,
through the DEMOCRAT, perhaps,
without his consent. Ifso, it is quite
easy for him to satisfy the people,
by answering few questions, to-wit
Did he not apply to be admitted
to membership of a Radical club
Did he not attend a Convention OF
meeting of Radicals, Republicans
and request that his name be presen
ted for the Judgeship, when Avoy
Giles and Pointe Coupee formed
Judicial DISTRICT
Let him answer categorically, yes
or no, and oblige VERlrAs.
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Ladies, get permanent relief by using
"BlACK- DRAy6HT."
For sale by E. c. TAFT

AS it is universally admitted
fact that the new Constitution will
be ratified by the popular vote at the
election in December, and as this
Constitution contains a clause giving
to the delinquent taxpayers the priv
ilege of paying their Indebtedness to
the State in warrants, and to the Pa
rishes in any kind of valid Parish
paper, would it not be wise action
on the part Of the Police Jury, at
their meeting in October. to pass an
ordinance permitting the Tax Collec.
tor to receive all valid Parish script
in payment of back taxes3 Should
this ordinance bepassed, delinquents
would provide themselves with Par
ish script and cancel their indebted
ness to the Parish. Again, is it pre-
ferable to collect the Parish's back
taxes at once or allow them TO rur
on the books another year?
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THE MINERVA CLUB.

The Minerva Club met on the 9Th
of August. Owing to the inclemen-
CIV of the evening the attendance was
small, particularly among the ladies.
Business transactions were longer
than usual, owing to the reelection
of officers.
Mr.. C. Ransdell being duly elected
President was made to take the
chair, and, assisted by the exPresi-
dent, conducted the rest of the bus
mess.
Miss L. Williams being one of the
appointees for contribution, read
very distinctly an instructive selec-
ton, "Traits of Character"
Mr.. G. DeGeneres read a fine alb
stract from Lewis "Men of Genius
Resolute Workers"
Mr.. &. Ransdell read an orlglna
composition on Horace Greeley:
we'll known advice, "Young man, g
West" full of good and practica
sense.
Mrs. Flower made a reply to Mr.
Dulaney's argument in the debate a
the previous notwithstanding
or Gold, which exercises the mos
power?"
i Owing to the fatigue and lassitud
induced by the warmth of the sun
/. mer.tide and absence of many of th
: members, the Club decided to &C
} journ the regular meetings until th
r I'd of October, with the earnest hop
that with renewed health from hi
and seaside resorts, and the fires
: cooling breezes Of the autumn-tid
| waited from the distant North, ane
vigor may be infused into the Mine
e va Literary Association.
e The re-meeting of the Miner,
q Club has been postponed until Fl
a day, the 10th of October.
e The Iris Club holds it's second q
e niversary meeting on the Sd day
n October.
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Fourth Of Jnlys Wept Wnen Chailes
Scott died, as "Freeaom shrieked
when Kosciusko fell" His survi.
wing friends can recall many side
splitting jokes in connection with his
ects Of gallantry, love scrapes and
adventures.
j. Harris Johnston, a relative OF
the distinguished Senator of that
maine, from this State, and member
of the bar also, was gentleman OF
refined and polished manners; affa,
BILE and courteous as he was to every
one, his suavity won for him pre-
eminence with the sex, that placed
him .facile princeps.
Anterior to those, there was an
other member of the bar, who pos.
sessed very decided character and
indomnitable will. His stature was
tall, frame slender, bony and angu'
lar, and from his small and retreat
ing eyes there cleaned a mirthful
glow, that strangely contrasted with
the Quixotic outline of the external
man; his soul, like soldier crab,
seemed to have entered the first shell
that was found untenanted, without
regard to the fitness Of things, but
, peering forth from his eyes gave as
f surance of that gentleness and be-
nevolence which characterized bis
, life. No one, whose memory goes
: back on the dial of time for fifty
r years, can fail to recall the likness Of
8 Isaac McNutt.
The first merchant who opened
: store in this Town with the excep
= ton of a few small traders wa
J. Alexander Fulton, who was one o
e the earliest Anglo Saxon settlers IL
j. this region; by him the Town wa
d established and laid out, and from
t, him it takes its name. When he re
Is tired from business, he was foliowe
:; by John Casson, who had been con
st nected with Fulton in business. lie
y or twelve years after this-abont th
b year lS12-we find the firm OF MAJ
ID tineau Landreau. Still later, La
ferriere Leveque, NJ. Labat, Anton
i'll Biossat, and few others of Frenc
eff nationality. Leveque is supposed
or have been very successful in bus
y, ness, as he retired TO ',La Bel
RS France" after his career in tn
b. place. Some of his posterity me
CD vet be found amongst US. Labat ar
81 Biossat had been soldiers of the boz
III. vieuc temps, the former coming
en- America with Rochambeau, and tt
tn latter, bearing an honorable dl
he charge from Marechal Lannes.
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THE LATEST.

AS we 90 to press, the latest items
of news we have through the shreve-
port dailies of Friday. The Yellow
Fever still RACES at Memphis; eight
cases have appeared at Morgan city,
and have created alarm to the sur
rounding towns, and they all have
quarantined against her. Five cases
are reported IN Concordia, and OF
course quarantine against it has been
rigidly enforced. One fatal case has
occurred at Algiers, opposite New
Orleans, and Importation from Nor
gan City. In New Orleans not sin
gle new case is reported.
The Bonnie Lee was the Packet,
last week, in place of the Silver City,
laid up for repairs. She reached
here Tuesday night, being awfully
behind, from the usual drawbacks
now epidemical in dead low water.
She left, downward-bound on Wed
nesday evening, had all the cotton
she could trust herself and two bar
ges in tow. She refused cotton at
this point, which is rather vexatious
to our merchants and planters, who
want to ship at once, and this relu'
sal at the commencement of the sea.
son is seriously complained OF by
shippers, who can't afford to wait the
uncertainty of this refusal being re
peated. If one boat can't carry ou
the early cotton, the Pool-line shoult
at once meet the emergency and clear
out our early shipments. Cotton
which was left here by the Bonni
! Lee has now to face decline OF on
3 cent in the market, and no telling /
on her present trip the same leaving
behind tune is not sang again.
The Clerks Of the Bonnie Lee, G
!, G. Hamilton, Tom ]. Dowty, Georg
. Drown and young Scovell, on her las
d trip, kindly furnished this Office Wit
j. all the late papers.
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Go to the Preliminaries on the
18th of October and use your best
endeavors to select or elect" none
but good men, sound Democrats and
Conservatives, opposed to the oppo-
sition, to represent you in the Parish
Convention. In that way you will
have a good Convention, composed Of
men of your choice, and it naturally
follows that you will have good and
proper nominations made, which vii
be followed by another victory.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

WE received our New Orleans
mail on Saturday morning by six
o'clock, thirty seven hours from the
City. This is bully time, and should
not pass unnoticed. It was the first
trip of the great j. NJ. White, and
sue made things howl on her maiden
trip Of the season.
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Bur why not fix the upper abut-
ment of the Town Bridge. On last
Sunday, numerous ladies and gentle
men had difficulty in getting good
landing. Sour grapes abound in the
woods, and all seemed anxious TO get
to them first. Grass high.
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francis BoNITo, the father Of
Fred. A. Bonito, died ia New Or
leans, on Tuesday, September l6,
1879, aged "a years. He was ma
tive of Jamaica. and a resident of
the City for the past thirty years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

BE still children! Listen to the
sweet strains of the hooking bird.
The waggish jay is also piping forth
b;s hest notes to which is added the
drumming of the wood pecker. In
short, children, all the feathered
tribes seem to have a jubilee, and
each one is trying TO Guido the other
The air is redolent with sweet strains
Birds make life pleasant.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

BETTER to be "dog and bay the
moon" than human and have to
stand the agonizing probe of the
mosquito. If the War Department
wants the surrender of old Sitting
Bull and his tribe, all they will have
to do is to drive them into the mos
quito belt, and the war with the no.
bile Indian will be at an end. 1t will
take all their time and energy to
combat the vigilant winged swords
men,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

IS. CULLEN has opened his Cot
ton Seed Depot, for this season, at
the old favorite Warehouse of John
A. Williams & Co., opposite the office
of the DEMocRAr.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

The Democratic Conservative
party of our Parish are once more in
earnest and alive to the issues of the
hour. They are marshalling their
forces, under the same old banner
which has so often led them to VIC
tory, and are still true to the usages
and principles Of that party. With
these incentives and solid political
tenets, they once more will present
an invincible front, and drive that
wolf clear of the soil of Rapides. As
Capt. White truthfully said at The
Mass Meeting, he is out Of our house
but still hangs around at our door
He must be confronted once NOR
with a solid Democratic phalanx AM
driven to his haunts, where he viii
never disturb Us.
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BEFORE many days, old Bogal

--BEFoRe many days, old Bogar-
dus will no longer be the champion
shootist. Last Sunday party of
Young men went rifle shooting, and
one of the party killed a crane sit
ting on the opposite side of the river,
a distance of at least two bundled
wards off hand.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

BE of good cheer, the good time
is coming. "Do not grieve about
things you don't believe" Never
take on more than you can conve-
niently carry, especially corn-juice'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

Bur amt it ugly that a man
with a wife and three children should
run off with a girl and leave them to
erieye2 Such, however, was the case
a few days since by parties living on
the Rigolette, few miles above this
place.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

--BR1Ne on your lists for subscrIp-
lions to the DEMOCRAT, the true
champion of Democracy. Old tried
friends should not be deserted; now
is the time. Come one, come all.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

The Right Reverend F. \. Lee
ray, Bishop of this Catholic Diocese,
has been made Administrator OF the
Arch. diocese of New Orleans, with
the right of succession as Arch
bishop.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

Bars will get in places some
times where they are not wanted, and
makes some people ludicrous by
ducking their heads.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

Now is the time to send in your
orders for the White, Peerless and
Stewart Machines, sold cheaper than
ever by Ferguson and Schnack'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-24

-FRENcH Mixed Candies, fresh
and pure, direct from the manufac'
turtles, 40 cents per pound, at Gustave
Gehr's,