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you your remarkable achleFeheh!s- siiHlt WIN
ope s Il vii ~
tnanz and believe me yours ASGus ysey
The programme for his opening recital will be as
follows:
XII vs4ssa E:ass sa G1sss
;a,n Fana1e rs \ y g. Mor. :Mozsrt
sasfa ;Tas!sa j. :rsa;;y se'F'''''
Esass Re1'Sef 81 4 saa5s t4f n'Re ag l. So
Mssias Rsss2GS; a4sn os SoiSisa bridal Faiss A
ptfvts Rastsl'f tS?fas sy}t 81 nsstio;sas
Matn af thsncc in the village Tase4n
G. Piano and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mud Finale z,--.,.
frSn m tas strsaS aas w. a zs1s
T. Hhapsodle Honsrose. NO
3lR.. LoEsCu'5 BENEFIT.
Mr.. George Loesch, the leader Of the Abt socie- |
tv, viii have complimentary benefit given him |
nt Turner Hall on Sunday evening, the 18Th INST.
Ut which h win he Il 5he 81 hT 6an
ssJnbel Overture y; The *'Noetnrne" from Men n,n
painter's famous = lattle oveftuze',; the ~ Fest
from m n9S re- eISs ASt soseay
Chorus CHI. % from Tannl,auscr,' with orchestra,
and Arts .-Frcsh Song in the Forest"
THE GERMAN1A MlRENERCHoR.
MI Aa!'s nAlathA ;s ~; - eo,1tn, M "S con
duclor oi the Germania Mennerchor. II fs at
present preparing tnen1 ~. snel. moA 1e c' n4+
clnnail saenSeltess' ,i,a| ;a HnIxshcd viii
in,;,, hwtan' hia rcaI work. The Mnnne1chor
wili VIII be nA' thoroughly rcoreanized,, md i
radical change will be made by the addition Of
fama,e chorus Il is pleasant to note that the
members OF this old Society are NOW in thorough
or1vn1 the membership has largely Increased.
New life seems to have been infused INTO the Or
ganzation, and the pt"spect aheaa seems sneou
aging It Is @ eestS r. t, thc INST few years Of IN
eteiency ind atve good account OF itself. We
shall LOOK forward to Its next winter campaign
with moen lh'eres., 1n,.,1. ,,,scrn1AsY.
The sttakosch Opera Troupe. reorganized, will
open its fall campaign ut McVicker's Oct -.
Mr.. Benrlo sherek. the very accomplished plan:
iss aS;, Ct tne @h,csao Ss3d bis 1su home 'es ps
+,o ,oodor ~ +he ch;caoo Or
Mr: hosenoGc1 Sa~esd N an nrchextraJ rlass. which
chests anry nus Monday eyenin. at lis Randolph
street I1ls w1 [g; glsu s.,a mractce Au
pof1un1ts 4o' e.0u' ''1-
A. Ed ysa9. wn9 uas aad bo has BEEN
identified With music in Chicago from its earliest
days, bus opened Conservatory, q Mnsie at lo3
asg DAYTON street.
| rhe. Twentieth Hershey Popular Concert will
| take pluce ut Hershey Hall next Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. Clara Won klenze viii play BIahms ConeeI,9
in minor, with the orchestra! part upon SECOND 81
yeao BY .aa M f T. G w q{ tho vocal
namSels Numbers and aif. Eddy viii play couple oforgan
solos.
concert viii be given BY ths t choir OF the sHts asa
Berisiey nito Mr. Smith, tenor; Mr: Bruce,
basso; Miss Wlshard, organst on nI4utsqay even-
ing the 18th inst, assls5ea y a. nss gac +; u 1o5n s.
| Adoph Rosenbecker. EDWARD pe Ce!e' Joan es. ~.
n1ansant 1iuDoaat' 'nonnlar unI 1Is Programme. tnp
p'1s Ta 1+as,onme for the rurner-Hal concert this
ocar. ovSrturc to .sTnc Xiuy OF Yvetot
by Adam: s.Alpine Violcts Waltz, sehleitfnrth;
fantaeic on The czae nnd CarRsn{e o
| Ziug; overture to 'Nll1am Ley s1las.uns LIE
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pleasantly kill time for the stay at homes, pnt
will offer rare Inducements for our SUBURBAN
neiehbors to visit the city.
THE FAY RECITALs.
The three piano recitals by NISSAN Fur. to
which ulusion Inns been made heretofore. will be
given On Monday, "Wednesday. ana frlday even even.
occasions she will have the assistance OF Mtss
Nautey, the violinist, and well known vocal tai
ent. The programmes have been made ont Win
great denl Of cure anu nsc extremaly interesting.
The following is the opening programme OF the
SERIES:
), a; savotte (trom Don juaa f,sss Hsss
b: pour1ee' Wss mino1 @i;av Tsv. DA'u
a:s0nR' '1'se'a 8 na!: !s p'aaPsa pSaPss
3 air VaFiee'' Hii9. z:n; .unf4v s''
4. euartests. II, s sssx atssa
a. ..nes Attends f:FE Evsa,ns 4; ',.....schqmann
70. pal1Ade' e 'ni9erj mas l;.v fay:
6. Song .ncaxen Iistl. shea Tsar" .'.Kucksn
u,< %se ss!sats' Ss''a aaa c2s'ssa &a* %an r,.,on
T. ousF'ette d,atsiai 0aa1s:ii;.
homa"2e Wiis z:;'ae ianie ~
''sHnn'ns soRy tue Flying List
TO- ou'rsesse ''T}, S:15faI 5~a;s:;f:
Ntss Amy FNu.
The most important numhcrs Of the second re-
cital are a "t;igue", by Haesler, Beethoven,,s, !,
Pastoral Sonate," ,Liszt's 1'Gnomen- Reieen, "
aud Schubert's ''impron,ptu,' op. 142 and Of the
third, j. T. Paine's County Scenes. the afst
movement Of the Beethoven nat major couccrt0
with the aoscheles cadenx7 the major and nd, =
..Fourtecnth Rhapsody.'' At the second, the
Chicago Ladies', Quastetto, MILE: Feline aiantey'
Miss Grace Hiltz, and Miss Nelly bangs will nssls
and at tue third, Mr.. Eddy, the Blaney Quartette,
Mile. Muntey, and Nine. Salyottl.
THE SHERWOOD RECrrALs.
It will be pleasant announcement to concert
.oers that Mr.. w. Il. Sherwood. the eminent Los
lou pianist will give series Of three piano rect-
als ut Hershey Hall, On Thursday evening. tue
18th, Saturday afternoon. tho 18th, and Monday
evening, the 18TH. In this connection the follow
ing letter from Wilhclmj to Mir. Sherwood becomes
Of interest:
Nxw York. April q. 1s79.-Mr DEAR Mn: suEE. n
woop: refrain from expressing TO you my sn
cerr Eratihcatlou after having ltsteac1 to your oe-
xAtiu tlayinE. call assure you 1t was 70 me tlol
ptt.iy artistic treat, and that heartily conHratuatt
you on your remarkable Achievements shHli WIN
pleasure wecomr the opportunity OF play Win you
Snd hope TINT It will bcvcry soon. Once more acccp
'' ' AUGUST WILMELNJs
S11 ii I'M
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IN LONELINESS.

One wandered in his Why among
Thick spikes OF purple weed ana gseen'
And came, all unaware, upon
An empty nest behind II screen
tu tangled sedge. the bird had Howl:
Only d falling feather and distant note
The 1,st1es. . ieet ,etraced the path; ~
Il s1nnpel before rusting gaee
ii! ilen tue eyes grew blind 1das,ata, %itn Gears
:rhn oyed hud stafd such weary years, ..
And Ind lit lite had meant 80 little more @nan 'o'1''S
TheEhrist beEett- A
p,oro,ses kent inspire confidence; and pr. nulps
pahe sirnn never promised relief In The dssasey S Ss
noouiar rslsnce upon it. Price, - een's po'A1''
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21
WADE HAMPTON.

New York, June 1l.-Wade Hampton,
now in this city, says in a political inter
view tonight:
ave do not intcnd to ask place upon
the Presidential ticket for q Southern
man. We WANT the party in tho North
to place two good men on the ticket and
We will support it for the national sue
cess of tho Democratic party. With
reference to the personal choice of the
South for particular Presidential candi-
dates 1 do not think the South has
made any. believe that there has been
feoling that, in justice to the old
ticket, it should be renominated. There
are many reasons, however, which may
be urgol agaipst. this, api tho refusal of
-r1cndricks to TO psst- in nomination again
seems to render it impossible. I don't
think the South cares a copper who the
next Prudential candidate maJ be, as
long as he is a strong national man.
They do not care where lie comes from
or what his financial views may be-
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21
SUCCESSION SALE.

The State Of Louisiana-Parish Of West
Fcliciana.
Succession of .Jesepl. D. Smith, deceased
No. 1856 Probate Court.
IN OBEDIENCE to and by virtue Of e
commission issued by the Hon. Pro;
bate Court OF West Feiiciana, and to MI
directed will offer for sale at public
auction to tho highest bidder, on my
PROMISES about six miles FROM the Court
House on
Wednesday June 25th, 1879, =.
ut the hour of ton O'Clock, q. H., of sal.:
day, the following described property.
to.wit.
The undivided two-ffths (2-5) Of a cor
tain tract of land belonging to and de-
pending on the succession of Joseph -;
smith, deceased. situated in the Parish
of West Fcliciana, and On the waters o.;
Thompson's creek, containing four hun
lrcd and forty-eiyht acres (442) more o.
less, bounded North by lands formerly
owned by Tabor. East by ThomEsop'f
creek. and west by Taber's creek.
Also the following described persona
property: Lot of books, 30 goats AMI
kids, lot of notes and book accounts
which will be exhibited on day Of sale.
and % head of horses, as shown by til"
supplemental inventory Oh file in Clerks
office.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
w. Il. SMITH, Administrator.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21
A POWERFUL MAGNET.

Prof. Smith was lecturing in Ossipeo
on Natural Philosophy" and in the
course Of his experiments he introduced
one of Carrinston's most powerful mag.
nets, with which he attracted q block of
iron from distance Of two feet.
"Can any of you conceive Of a greater
attractive powe: ?" the lecturer then
demanded
81 ken," answered voice from the
audience.
"Not n natural terrestrial object, I
opine :"
"Yaas, sir
The professor challenged the man who
had spoken to name the thing.
Then up rose old Seth Wilme+. lie
was geLius in his way, and original at
that. Said he:
~ ken give ye the facts, Squire, and
you ken judge for yourself: When
were a young man, that were little
piece o'natural magnet done up in kali
iker and dimity, as was called Betscy
Jane. She could draw mo fourteen
miles every Sunday. Sakes alive! il
war iist as material as slidin' down h i'll
Thar WANT 10 resistin' her. Tha
ere magnet o yoarn is pooty good, but
faint circumstance to the one tina
drawcd me. No. sir ~
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

..yGentlemen Of tho Constitutional
Convention! Cut down the salaries OF
all the officials. Don't trouble yourselves
about the result. We have never kno"
an office with a salary to go begging
You will doubtless hear much twaddle
about tho "othcr extreme Of low sala-
rics that none but incompetent persons
will seek office at such reduced salaries,
&c, huU apply tho retrenchment knife
to the official cancer, nevertheless. Give
the fellows who are speeding the plow''
as mu ch relief as possible, Oh the sub
iect of taxation and the Off cial fellows
who "hold the fort" can resign at any
time, if they don't like tho pay.-Opelou
sds Courier.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21
SHER[rFS SALE.


The State of Louisiana-Far;sh Of wcs'
Feliciana.
Parish Court of East Foliciana-No. 2s52
Guy c. Rainer, VS.. Francis J. Norwoo!
and husband.
pI VIRTUE of aud pursuant to q VIA !
ID of fl fa issued in the above stylc''
and mum cred suit from the Honorab!''
Court aforesaid and directed to the Sher
if of the Parish of West Feliciana, har'.
seized. taken into my possession and VII
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, III
front of the Court House, in the town 81
St. Frarcisville, said State aud Parish ois
Saturday, July 5lh. 1879. ,
at the hour of II o'clock. .. M, of sail
dav, the following named aud describe;
pronerty seized in tho above entitled
suit, to-witi 49, .
A certain tract or parcel Of land lynn:
and being situated in the Parish OF Wes,,'
Fcliciana and State of Louisiana, eaih
tract containing Two Hundred and Slne
ty.scyen (297) acres moro or less, and th',
Same is bounded on the ncrth by Rich
ar,lson, on the east by Thompsun's
Creek. On the south by Decker and OF:
the west by the Public Road, tho sam"
being subject to a reservation Of ou,.
One Hundred and Sixty (16O) acres CT
land together with all tho buildings
and improvements thereon, as per agree.
shown by plot Of survey mado by viii;
liam +. Norewortlly, said reservattor
having been made and defred hy said
plot Of survey, leaves Que Hundred
and Thirty-scvcn l137) acres to be sold
under this writ. The land to be sold fa
bounded OH the north by RichardSoni
on the east by Thompsnn's Crcek, on
the south bv w. IL. NcEowet, and ols
the west by Public road. -
Tho above will DO sold TO pay and
satisfy the ticht, interest and costs iii
the above entitled and numbered suit
TENS Of Sale.
Cash with the benefit of appraisenlent
JOHN J. BARROW,
AFa-3I le;9. shsriH
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

Jud ling from the stand that is being
taken by the most influential Democrat-
ic Journals of the country, we are inclin-
ed to believe that the next Presidency is
not to be contested on the Ohio idea, the
New England idea or the southern idea,
but upon fund damental, national idea
which will overpower all others. We
believe the country will insist that there
shall be i free ballot, that the people
shall not bc cowe,l by fed eral soldiers or
United states Marshals, but that the
| voters, not their servants, shall rule.
| They will demand, too, that full and
| fair expression shall be given to tho
ballot after it has been cast with out
| being counted out by Infamous Re
turning Boards or the DEGREES of Electo-
raj Commissions. Free elections and
full force to the poplar will, as deter
mined thereby, will constitute the bat
tie cry of tho next campaign. All mi
nor issues will have to give way.
Facts and circumstances are more pow
erful than party leaders, and will brush
aside all attempts to avoid or change
the real issue. The untrammeled right
of the people tn elect their own rulers
was unwautonly invaded in 1876. The
machinery Il, der which it was done then
| the Democ rats now insist shall be Civ
on up. The party which by its use sue
| ceeded it then thwarting the popular
will refuse to surrender it, and threaten
to stop tho wheels of tho Government ii
they can not be allowed to retain it.
Whatever may be the result at this
session of Congress, and whatever turn
things may take at Washington, the
real issue is one for the people, and
they alone can settle it. Coiglcss viii
do but little more than make Up the
case. The people have got to set tic it Al
the polls. Collateral questions, howev
CIR important, will have to bide thei
time. The Ohio idea will have to stan'
aside, and so with all sectional issues
Tho Republicans can not force South
ern questions into the foregro"r'
should they attempt IT. The southern
people have none to push forward, ant
no disp. 'sition to bring tlem to the from
if the had.-NatcheS sun.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21
NEW PIANO FOR $l25'

Each. and all styles, including GRAND,
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT, all strictly
FiRSECLISS. sold at the lowest NE1
C.iSH WHOLESALE FACTORY prices.
direct to t. PURCHASER. These Pi-
anos made one of the finest displays at
the Centennial Exhibition, and We're m
animously recommended for the Highest
Honors-over $4,000 in use. Rog,ilarl,
Incorporated Manufacturing Co-Facto1t'
established over SO years. The Square
Grands contain Mathushek's new patent
Duplex Overstrung Scale. the greatcs:'
Improvement in the history Of pian..
making. The Uprights are the FINES
IN AMERIC1. Pianos sent on trial
Don't fail to write for Illustrated ant!
Descriptive Catalogue of 4S p ges-mail
! ed free. MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO,
atm, 2l East 18th Street, n. Y
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

CyThe competitive examination fol
the naval calcrship came off On Wednes-
day, with Edwin Fay, of East Feliciaua;
Louis Stirling, of West Fe,icianA; Rich
ard Day, Willie Gibbeus aud Leon Jas
trenlski of this place as CONTESTANTS. The
meut al examination, conducted by Profs
Nicholson and McAuley, resulted i'll Il
close contest-the former cXcelliuS only
by ono and twenty -hundredths
of point. Young Fay, however, lost bis
advantage in tho physical examination,
when it was ascertaiuol that he was be-
low tho minimum height one inch The
law requires five feet, whereas he was
only four feet clcyen, and lost his mon
tai advantage, and our young friend
Leon became the successful competitor
The medical board consisted Of Drs. J.
w. Duprce, b. Duchin and l.. F. Ronaud
who returned the result of the physical
contest in accordance with tho above
B. r. Capitolian.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21
A GRAND SCHEME.

We have noticed tho following an
nouncement floating around among our
exchanges for somo time, and as it may
be matter Of interest at the present
moment we copy it and give it to our
readers for whatever it may DO worth \:
"Gcneral Fremont, now Governor of
Arizona, proposes to advocate personal.
ly before the proper authorities in
Washington his plan for bringing the
waters of the Gulf of California back
| to what is supposed to be their old la
sin in southern California. This basin,
which is now a dry and sandy desert, is
| two hundred miles long, fifty miles wide
| and in its central part is three hundred
! apd fifty feet below the level ST tho sea
! 1t lies between south srn California and
Arizona, and is unfit for the sustenance
Of man or beast. Between the upper end
| of the gulf of California and the basin
| or valley in question a rid 80 of land in
| terposes. Through this it is proposed by
General Fremonts plan to cut canal
| for a distance of ten miles to lake
| other end Of the lake continue the canal
some fifteen miles or moro. Tho cost
might DO 81 100000 and tho time ncccs
sary for the work perhaps six months,
| but the General contends that the bene-
| fits to the two States of California aud
Arizona would DO incalculable. The
great wants of Arizona are water and
moisture. On tho eastern slope of the
low range of mountains that separate
this basin from Arizona all is dry and
| barren as in the basin itself. Tho heat
is iutolera BILE and no vegetation is posi-
BILE. Tho introduction of this great
DO dy of water would change the whole
face of things. In short, it would make
the whole surrounding country to BIOS
som like tho rose. In the opinion Of the
Governor tho canal should DO made
deep and wide enough to admit such
vessels aud steamers as sail tho Pacific
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

We treat all waters, whatever lmrnri- l.
ties they hold in solution. Removes scale.
Prevents scale forming. Prevents cor
rosion and "putting." Prevents "foan,
ing" Contains no aci", anu ',t,',
perfectly harmless. Acts on all waters
Whatever their impurities. Amy waters
can be employed hard water, sea water,
or sulphurous water. Saves fuel, repairs
and oil and tallow, and lessons the can =,
g,r OF explosions. Can be introduce"
through feed pipe, safety PIPE, OK n n,'n, u,
hole. Put up in packages of from ~ l."
Io, pounds. Ali infrinSemcnts dealt
with according to law.
Discount to the trade. Send tor circ"-
lars TO Hugh ". Montgomery, 100 Com
mon street, New Orleans, Sole agent 1or
tbc Snut Invest,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

IVA deep we'll at stockton, rs, has
run dry, and is emitting sulphurous
fumes. Mr. Dappin, firmly believing that
the bottom has falle:: into hell, maintains
a position day and night at the opening
with an az at hand, ready to Kill the
d4vil whco ho cnlcr;,s,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

~ Harry George, tho lad who re-
Gently won the appointment to tho Uni-
ted States Naval Academy, at n compcti-
two examination held ut Fort huron,
mover attended public school IN his
life. His mother was his teacher. lis
stapdi; u was first class in every respect.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

c-w~A young woman who had never
learned the gentle art of cooking, being
,lesirous OF impressing her husband with
her knowledge and diligence, manages to
have her kitchen door ajar on the day
after their return from the bridal trip,
and just as her lord comes in from the
Office exclaims loudly: 'Hurry up, Eliza,
do! Haven't you washed the lettuce yeti
Here, give il to me; where's the soap!"
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

tT-Wo have been watching the course of
our esteemed friond, Capt. w. w. Leake,
during the sitting of the convention, and
VIC have the satisfaction of repeating
what we said when Capt. Leakc was
nominated by the Democracy of West
Fclciana--hc is ''the right man in tho
right place. He is carrying out to the
very letter the wishes of the people
in the matter ofletIcnchmenL and reform.
We congratulate our old friends IN the
gallant "West PARISH upon the selection
they made for the convcntson. All hon
Or to her able aud patriotic Representa-
tiye-W. W Leake.-B. II. .1dcocatc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

1t was. of course, on q French tomb
stone that the following inscription was
discovered; clears can not restore my
v ifo therefore ] weep
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

t-TScere in horse car: A roughly
dressed man, new-made husband
and his wife, are the occupants. Car
q ,cs off the track, and rough man says
Damn Up jumps hubby saying, "11o"
dare you say damn before my wiles"
allow did know your wife wanted to
saw damn 'first7' was the crushing reply.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

~ In this ISSUE of The REVIEW will
be found all advertisement of the celc-
bratcd Telephone and Magnetic Bell Call
Attachment, an invention rapidly coming
INTO usc among tho business men of this
country. Mr.. John y. Austen, q practi-
cal electrician of this place, has been ap-
pointed general agent for this wonderful
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

The judicious use of scent in lady's
toilet is pleasing, but its abuse quite the
reverse. Some females have Il mania
for deluging themselves with od"r, as
though unconscious that they are eS-
posi- ng themselves to uupleasanJ conjec-
ture by it's supcra bundant use.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

The New Haven Palladium tells OF
A widows little child who received n
reward of merit at school, and ram et-
gerly to her mother, saying; 81 hello it
up to the sky all the way home, tAat
papa might see what good girl l hal
been.'
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

':Nevcr wish to appear greater than
you are" writes Couture, on aimr st the
first page of his book. 'Above all things
beware of expressing other peoples
opinions as if they We're your own; that
brings ruin, it leads to darkness dare to
be yourself; that will bring you light.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

Mr.. Blaine is happy. He has discover
cd Southern school. book which fairly
reeks with disoyalty. It. is an arithme-
tic. and ono of tho "snms' in it. accord
iny to Mr. Blame, is as follo "low
long would ten cowardly Yankees, with
two DAYS start and making eight miles
a day, have to run before boing ovcrta-
ken by five brave Confederates following
them at tho rate of ten miles a day Z"
We object to this problem for the reason
that while it is designed to inculcate q
bitter and sectional feeling and keep up
tho memories of the war, it is not artis-
tically composed. We can understand
why the Yankees would only be moving
at the rate of eight miles q day III the
Southern country, because they would
naturally have large lot of baggage
and plumber to take caro- OF, but why
the gallant Contederatcs, in the full
ardor of pursuit, should only be able TO
make ten miles a day rather stumps us.
Under the circumstances they ought to
get over the ground at the rate or h1teeh
miles aday. Perhaps, like the gentle
man who chased the grizzly in Ca1ifor
mia for something like a week, they move
cautiously on fresh track. We are not
good at :'figgers" and we have no t'no 10
wrestle with the problem, but we nave
| an idea that the gallaut Confedcrates' II
none of them have the misfortune TO DC
suns;ruck, will overhaul the weary ana
| metbodical Yankees about the time that
! Mr.. Blaine is sworn in as P.eslden' o'
tho United States. 1t seems TO oe u
! .,au s.crn chase Baltimore Gazette.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

Ir your sister, while engaged with her
sweetheart, asks you to bring her glass
of water, start at once, but you need not
return--ynu will not be missed. Don't
forget this, lutte boys.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

Mark Twain will probably prolong his
STAY abroad. He WAS mistaken in Paris
for United States Senator. and will nc
doubt want to rcmain away until his
friends over here have forgotten about II
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

The following is the Chinese version Of
Mary and her lamb:
Was gal named Moll had lamb,
Fleas all sanec white snow,
Evly place Moll gal walkee
Ba BIZ hoppee long too.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

Qncth the Chicago Times: est. Louis
one hui, drcdth season as a simmer rescr
is about to open. Her proud posi- ion Il
champion sunstroke region of the Cnite'
states will be fully maintaincd'"
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

to mud hun.
Uncle Jumbo was caught with IA stolen
chicken hid in his hat, and when asked
how it came til ere he replied: "'Forc do
Lord, boss, dat fowl must Z crawlcd up
my breeches. leg"
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-21

The flea, says the Boston Transcript, is
the politician of the insect world. Ho is
ever itching for place, creates no end of
disturbance, and you never know where
to fud him.