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Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-18
STATE DIRECTORY.

KAILE.UAD NJN NMISIcIOINENS. VI
James Harding, OF Cole.
]. 5. Marmaduke. of ST Louis.
John Walker, of Howard
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
RESIDENT OFFICES.
T.R. II. Smith. NJ. D., superinten-
dent and physician.
II. X. Hinde. NJ. D., first assistant
physician.
r. A. Howard, NJ. D., second as
sistant physician.
co, Atkinson, steward.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
VIM. d. Kerr, A. NJ, superinten-
dent.
James X. Shelley, Jr., steward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-18
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Justice of the Peace. Joseph Lupton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-18

Go to John Schuhmacher's Res
taurant for your square meal, and he
also has plenty of well ventilated
rooms for dodgers by the day or week
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: vour body authority to pur-
asS u timber for the repairing of
ch is br;dge. I also find the Black
sald u'i bridge. on the Benton and
Dsyo 'rue road needing repairs, which
Belle ~ dome by the road hands, if
csll ~ u will do his duty. l also
t sDl some repairs needed on Cypress
hna so which, can also be made by
Dinsd1SSa'uds. Respectfully submitted.
H n ALLOWING warrants were is.
'n e cn;der Land, on the 4th, s6S IS,
= ,oday. r. E. Wyche, End quar-
,as,s s. salary, $3.50 90; J. Il. L. Nattin,
~ y, suudry claims, $50 80; ID. w.
l@ s5S %. When, on motion,
V Vs'ice Jury adjourned to s o'clock,
fsl aorrow morning. Approved. '
ou0 E.S.DORTCH, Pros't.
III. KEYsEE, Clerk.
BELLEVUE, La, Nov e, 1879.
Police Jury met pursuant to All.
..arnmenf. All the members pres
~. when the minutes of Yesterday
s a",s read and approved. When the
s ssl warrants were issued, to-
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Business Notice.

=
NV Boneyis making eanvassing tour
A''agh the parishes east of us, and MI. j. II.
uAn,aad through those west of the river, as
49,. 49, Tor the TINES We trust that our
y Who are in arrears will make some sort
=. Mstiement- We are anxious to arrange
-, - rlption list so as to save the heavy
NJ, asasc Of paying a commission to agents, and
h.o., authorized these gentlemen to make
&c future. y = W ~'O WAS -'
~. W nave been conducting the TINES for nine
~ through evil and good report; have in all
~s N a. YEARS earnestly endeavored to discharge
n, ~, ~ saaty to our people and state without
al nlavor, or the subservenee of personal
ID Var editorial experience embraces the
N - ~ Jays in the history of our state, when
r. Ssiy nnancial but personal risk was run.
sahsI sus was won, but left US poor as when
Nj Il Under the circumstances, then, we
- wy We are entitled to the the kindly re-
rssI,. " those in whose interest we have ear
Nsa and faithfully, if not ably, battled.
A.,oar Views on matters of detail have met
sas5 tF.oval of all our friends, would be too
s,a. iof erring mortal to hope. Nor do we
ASm;..ad' put we do contend that if we have
MIa0s,ed plumbers they were blunders OF
'aa and not of the heart.
A. D. BATTLE.
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National Surgical Institute.

The annual. visit of an Examining Surgeon
fsm this well known Institute will be made
nNcw Orleans December list, 1879. He will
hare skillcd assistants from the Home Insti-
atc, and will remain until December Is, 1879.
frparateAs for this visit are amply sufficient
aanoet any increased demands.
Sargical cases and those requiring personal
as'entlon should come early, that they may
have attention for the whole month if neces-
sy In its chosen specialties, Club Feet,
sq'aalaud Hip diseases, Paralys contraction,
aediscases of the Joints, Catarrh, Diseases of
ncEye, Ear, ETC., and all other disease, this
iastltate Is nnexeelled. Refers by permission
. sAe many well known citizens of New Or
saas who are its patrons. Fl.
Rooms, as before, at No. l66 st, Charles ST.,
Were We will be pleased to see our old pa
~as, With as many new ones as may choose
3eail For further particulars write TO Ma
0anal Surgical Institute, Indianapolis, Ind,
'u'a0ephia Pa, or Atlanta, Ga.
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Tsshayed before the undersigned on the 3oth
IA day of September, 1917 By yessec Wash
ington, and win be sold TO the highest bidder
for cash, at Bellevue, La, ON Saturday the 3rd
day of January, 1880, Bay Mare, about sir
wears old. Said Mare his small white spot on
the right of the jaw. apparently made BY the
bride, and small white spot on right side, that
may have been made by the spurs.
Appraised at4l5.
The owner ID requested to como forward
provo property. pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
October 2, 1879.
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IAN Saw and Grist Mill,
fsanlng and Shinule Machines.

wsS Flaming, and Turning executed
kataaa J: heatness and dispatch. special at
Aipslsss SVEN s to Flooring aud Ceiling. Select
hid furnished at short notice. Also, at
pRlVrnn ane Mill is one of PRATTS I'M
SAFE al nEfoLVING HEAD GINS, with
eetto"a a eoilmodious rooms to store cotton.
LAeras sinned and packed in the best style.
W IMPRESSED. Jaws maze On cotton to De ginned
'''lls furnished on application.
nooRE e. DAVIS, Proprietors,
Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.
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Straw Sale.

Estrayed before the undersigned ON the 25th
II day OF October, 1879, by r. w. Turner,
and will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash,
at Bellevue La. on Saturday, the 10Th day Of
December, 1879, a spotted OK, about years
cid, color black and white, mark in right ear q
crop and split, in the left ear an under slope
and crop, and wears yoke to prevent jump
ing Appraised at SIS.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
October 80, 1879. s
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IS. WIN. ENDERS,
TEXAS STREET, NEAR THE LEEEE,
M SHREVEPORT. LA.

nealer in all classes and styles Of HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE; Window Shades,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses and Plates.
Feathers, Mattresses, CoTnice and Picture
Mouldings, and Children's Carriages.
Glazed Sash, Doors and Blinds, specially
Au Go0ds at Boee0ss Prices. o23
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Notice 10 Creditors.

A II persons indebted to the estate Of Catha-
"A rine Rady, late of said parish, deceased,
are requested 10 make immediate payment;
and all persons having claims against the same
will present them for payment, either to the
undersigned, Or to my agent and attorney in
fact, John w. Hayes, Red Land, La
JAMES n. SUTTON, Admr
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ea Sheriff. Sale.
Mamie E. Doles, wife, J No. A79. In
John 4. Sewall, husband. Booster parish.
Dy virtue Of writ of fer facias issued in
ID tho above named snit, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed TO sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at the
residence of the defendant, John A. Sewall, in
the parish Of Booster, La, within the legal
hours Of saIe, on tho 3rd Saturday, the 18th
day Of Novembes, 1879, the following describ-
cd pfoporty, tO-wit:
Three mares, one colt, one horse, s mules, I
light 2horse wagon, heavy 4-hcrso wagon,
hack and harness, pair Of gearing, sew
ing maehino, boiler Is feet long, IS Inches in
diameter; engine, 8 inch ciliDder, l6 inch
stroke; gin stand, Brown patent), new; also,
betting and fixtures belonging to the engine
and GIN.
Srfd shove described property seized as the
property Of defendant, John A. Sewall, and
TO b sold to pay and satisfy said writ-ssy
the sum Of $3.50 90, together with interest and
all costs.
Terms Of Sale Cash, with tie benefit Of
appraisement.
~ esf..s sJif =. E.WYCHE, Sheriff.
OotDbor q 1879
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On notion, the minutes were approved ant
DE Police Jury adjourned sire die.
approved. L. s. DORTCH, Prest.
J. II. KEYRER, Clerk.
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v. sHIDET, ,
- = y IT TT"
Matchmaker and Jewoler.

Matchmaker and JeweleE,
TVvakes this method Of announcing to -
i his old friends and patrons and EIa
the public in general, that he will be Saal
found on Market Street. near Bogels Drug
store, Shreveport, La, where he is prepared
to repair watches. jewelry, &c, promptly and
at moderate prices Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
GENERAL NEWS.

The Tennessee division Of the st.
Louis and Southeastern railroad was
sold in Nashville yesterday, the Louis
vile, Nashville and Great Southern
Railroad Company purchased it for S725-
OUO
"A Victoria dispatch says the British
%un6oai Osprey arrived this morning
from Sitka, where she was relieved on
Tie ID Instant by the United States
steamer Alaska. All was quiet at the
time Of the Ospreys departure.
"A number Of representative colored
men OF Bosto held a meeting last night
10 consider plans OF furthering the negro
exodus IRON the South. A committee
was appointed to call mass meeting il
raneuil Hall at an early day.
Judge Donohoe, of the New ,Yorl,
supreme Court, has directed Receive
Best, of the National Trust Company
10 receive 100000 as compromise O
the claim of the company against til,
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SUDDENLY EXpIpH

Mr.. A. B. Finn, Superia'aia-
Rehoboh Beach Canp \
Association, Drops Deoi. |
Mr.. Anthony b, Finn, via 4
past years has been Superinie,t,
the Rehoboth Beach Camp N,ss,
sociation ground at Rehobo,h \
expired observation-disclosures. Al,
deDce Of his brsther.in.law, j. /
Cause, on Pennsylvania Aysa
city. The deceased came to lts !
the purpose OF attending b.
meeting o. the ,associallol, u
ABOUT to return home, but f,til
well, he was obliged to remain
present, and :altlCvRh uy
death was emil ely UNEXPECTED
relatives.
Mr.. Finn, was a son Of the lit
! Finn, and mad resided in this uu
/ ly all his life. AT one time he w
bricklaying business, being aul
| the firm Of Finn & Simpson,
He had a large number Of relstT
friends by whom he was mu'hrs
| and to whom his sudden dtalh v,
great shock. At the recent ll-sl
the Rehoboih Camp Meeting 4
tion, he was reelected a, Superrt'
He leaves a wife and Ole chiA
funeral will take place Tomorrow
noon.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
CONGRESS YESTERDAY

In the United States Senate Yesterday.
consideration Of the New Hampslire
senatorial case occupied the eniire sr-.
sion. Aessrs. Mcdonald and Jercs, of
Florida, democrats, aud Cameron ami
Dawes, republicans favored the seating
of Mr.. Bell, and Messrs. Davis, of H.,
and Easton, democrats, opposed il. Y
IN the House, reports from the com
mittee on rules were adopted for the re-
appointment of certain select commit
tees and increasing the membership of
certain standing committees As amend
menf TO the rules was adopted giving to
the committee on commerce sthe same
night TO report at any time as is now
given to the appropriation committee
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
PERSON Al

Edward McIrall, who recently DIS
posed of his drug business at the corner
of Second and Market streets, will visit
Europe in short time.
John II. Hunt, the dog exterminator,
left this city last evening for New York
where he will remain a few DAYS lie
accompanied two of his sisters, who re-
side in Ottawa City, Kansas, but have
been East on a visit.
Rev. f. Is. Duval, who had been vcrv
ill since Saturday, we are pleased 10 say,
has so far recovered as to he able 10
leave his room for a short time yesterday
afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
The Usalu News from Texas.

JEFFERSON, Texas, April Last
Saturday evening, at Mount Vernon,
Robert Morgan, whom the Sheriff left in
charge of the Jail, was assassinated by
six men, who, after numbering Morgan,
attempted to rescue the prisoners, but the
door resisting their efforts and being fired
on by citizens they were compelled to
take to horse and escape. Citizens threat
ened to burn the Jail with the prisoners
In retaliation, but were prevailed upon tc
dpsiSf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SHOT BY A DRUNKEN DETEC
TIVE.

ST. Louis, April s.-A man named
Charles Bay erton was shot and killed
this morning in a melee said to have been
caused by an assault by two drunken
men. A detective named Ellis aferward
came into the police headquarters and
reported that he had shot the man Bay
erton III self-deiense, lie believing that
he was attacked by gang of robbers
1t is said he was drunk at the time. He
was locked up 20 await the result of the
Coroner's inquest.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

The twelfth annual mrtflg
Diamond State Loan As,c.ato
held last evening, and the lol1N
ficers were elected
President-D. II. Kent
Vice " Joshua Mar
Secretary-Geo. e. Mars
Treasurer-A lien Gawlhr0p
Direstors-John Cole, Ed,iiA.l
George w. Griffith, ThOms =
William Conner, Jr., Thoms / /
mer, John X. Babcock VIII
Wright.
The report Of the AuilloTi io' p
there was collected during the u
all sources the sum OF sli-y9h
pended S14, go %, leaving oll
banl, of S30.34. The present VI
shares is fs follows. NJ
Second series, slTSl lll'g
Fourth, S79.4i; Fifth, s5'@ On ~
80; Seventh, SG.9E Eighth s'-'
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
FRATERNAI -.

les Lodge. No.4,I0 TnauSn "a 3 Of Nd
paid a friendly Viii, ~ ~; - of&
No. 1873. Of PhilaielnbEi, Fidelity b
comprised comp, Past Grand Ni,ases
Eckel, Joseph Pyle, R %ns'sn
aud Edward Mcfntire ~, b. at6J
oe,s,,,i, oers OF Mechanics LODGE rau o1,.. %v'a
committee of ten in ali 81 SSolaFs,
for the purpose presrn,i, ,iney VI
ge. Lodge a so. OF resoluliots1 .r %
recognition on the par Of fyilisl
Lodge OF the many Kind ,o. ~ Asi,
to Past Grand Master J.m.ss la.sI 4 " |.
during his last illness, BY s ihs ws|
| Inc visitors arrival q,
room, room OF their Philadtlphiaa la 5,as u,
Third and Brown streets a sna Ia'Tllis| y
Ing the resolutions in An a,,, a"i ava
entered ,,i. the lodge toam a'
p,ete'y surprising tbo,s ,You |
This surprise was prra,' "
when, late In the evenipS i lle|
M aster Joseph Pyle aunennr.r., 'M
object of the visit. and u.sa n,' y
rrsolutl aus TO Fidelity f'Ta NJs
Resolutions We're hand,omel~r ~ s
We're pennsd in the higLr., "aas
photographic ar thy Mis- + W..
of this city. "an1
The n 1ble Grand or r,,.r.- =,
responded As well as hi, ,arns!..
OF feelings would permit sn1 ri ~
dresses, were made by Past Gt,g Az
ters Eckel, McDonnell and NIL
this city. About 10 O'Clock n. H. y
sat down to an elegant repa, ~
fully enjoying it ior an Lour,i
left for the depot and returned n
the II 80 tram after having ,r.r
hphtful evening. f'-
Past Grand Master Wapla, j
last charter member Of M.
Lodge, and on account of nj, =
hpnored connection the Lod1et N
ful for the kind treatment h. ,.ni,
the hands Of Fidelity Lodge M,
Lodge, ii may also stated, il a,
workinR Lodge in the junIa 4
Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
THE CZAR WARNED.

LONDON, April 9.-The Standard,
correspondent at Berlin says "The Rus
sian Revolutionary Committee have sent
letters 30 all the Imperial dienitaries at
ST. Petersburg, saying that, though they
do not intend to attack the Car, they
will not cease to kill his attendants, es.
pecially heads Of the Police Department
so long as the treatment of political priso-
ners is unamellorated.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
THE RICE CASE CONTINUED

In the t. :. District Court this morn
Ing, the case of L an Rice, the defnult-
ing cashier of the Nauonal Bank of WI
mington Il Brandywine was called, bur
counsel for the defense asked for con
unuance, on the ground of the ahsence
OF material witnesses. The witncsse, arc
Or>an A ans, the L S. Bank Examiner,
and Ms. !.oWsa Pennington, of Baltimore.
Counsel asked for continuance until
the September term, on account OF a
pressure of business in the county courts,
but Jndg- Bradford permitted the con-
tinuance to extend only TO lie June
term. The Petit Jury aud The witness
IN the casr were then discharged from
further attendance at this term.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
ACCEPTED A PoSlis'

Mr.. George Moore who 10. 70. 4 =.
past has been engaged ~ a. nd
business, has accrPt,u A ~
book keeper, withJacksonl VI. ~
he fills the position ,a. n.'i' g' Vll b
the resignation of Jaine' es;.'sv ~. 8
is now engaged Ill "'
more,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
THE JEFFERSON CIIrR RAIL

The second annual ball of the Jefier-
sou Democratic Club, at the Institute
Hall, on Monday evening next, will be
one of the most attractive events of the
kind ever given in this city. The music
will he located in pavilion in the cen
tre OF the room, and several other en-
tirely new features will be provided. The
tickets are only 81 80 each
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
A SLOOP LIBELLt1.

Yesterday. Deputy I. :. a's. ), h.
NJ. Stuckert served a VIII 81 IN n,
the sloop Lizzie Jp lying a = 4 I
Chealrs, OF Delaware { Ci'y' iy =. o.
for supplies. Levi {, b 10 ,,+ ~
tor for llbellaut, and the cav
tried in the u. ). Court
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SENT OVER.

Capt. Holt and Line s.e'si /
taken over to New CASTE u. :,
train this morning, IN drl'''
me t of fues and C s's' ,,...,
Edward and Frank MtA,lT !
taken over on the LOB /, =,
Coroner Butt. They are h'a
nesses in tie DENNY mllrdeI ''''
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCJ

As the time is RAPIDLY adVali
Sunday School excursions Jus y,
Sunday School are taking aI,' !
fsrelock and have already mug !,
ments for an excursion 10 \
Heights, above PhlIadelplllaii, n
sew side. The excursion VIII :
on Thursday June l2lh'
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
LOST OFF FRYING PAN SHOALS

LEwEs. Del, April 9.-The schooner
Charles a. Jones, from Chrisholm Is
land, $. c., with phosphate rock for
W oodshole, NJ ass, sprang a leak during
heavy gale March 30, off Frying Pan
shoals lightship and went down next
day. The crew was picked up by the
schooner Agnes l. Grace and have been
landed here
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SEAMEN DROWNED OFF BLOCK
ISLAND

BosToN. April 9.-The schooner Vrae,
Capt. Albert Sharp, at this port from
Philadelphia, reports that on March 81
when off Block Island, Charles Foley,
seaman, was lost overheard and drown
ed. He had SAID that his parents lived
on farm on the Hudson river, not far
from New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
FOURTH EDITION
NEW CASTLE LETTER.

THE NEW CITY coUNcL-wM. HERBERT
RE-ELEcTED PREsIpKNr-MAYoRG Off
Elm SWORN IN.
NEW CASTLE, April 10, 1879.
The members-elect and the holding
over mem bers of City Council met In the
Council Chamber last evening, and the
oath of office was admi inistered by Mayor
Giffin, when, on motion of Mr.. Barr, Is
rael Riding was elected a. President pro
tenn.
When Mr.. Borie nominated VIM. Her.
bert as President, the chair appointed
Messrs. Borie and Sutton M tellers, when
on motion Mr. Barr was authorized to
cast the ballot, after which Mr.. Herbert
was declared elected President On Ia
king the chair he returned thanks for
the honor and for the confidence place d
in him for the third time. After a gen
journed until Saturday, the 18th, at 7:3O
p. m.
The cooperative store on Ninth street
| Is being pushed along with all ible
speed, and will be completed In about
ten days.
| A farmer living near Newport broke
down near Murrayville yesterday after
noon. With a fence rail in place of a
wheel he pushed along after an hours
delay.
The streets in Shawtowu are in need
| of repairing, and should be looked attei
| before summer sets in.
Mayor Giftin was sworn into office yes
terday evening. The customary oa,l
was administered by Esquire +. b. Van.
dever.
| And now the average householder goe'
about seeking good seed potatoes, and IL
the end plants any kind he can procure
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10

How many a home has been robbed of
sunshine aud happiness and rendered
sad and desulate by the loss of some dear
and peited child. This is a dangerous
season 1or chii1reh, ana parents should.
keep DR.. BulPs cough syrup handy
Price 80 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
A FARM PURCHASED.

Prof John b. Richie, las purchased
one OF the frame houses on the north side
Of Sixth street between X ng and French,
belonging to the hsirs of the late Dell
Noblit. lie will remove the old house
and erect new and handsome one in its
place,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
in FOR REPAIRS,

The ferry boa, Peerless, which runs be
tween Philadelphia, and Gloucester, N
j :. arrived al the Harlan & Holhngs-
worth Co.'s yard yesterday afternoon
She will undergo thorough overhaul
Dp.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
Resulted Fatally,

The accident at Eddystone, on the T.
W. x i. II. r., on Tuesday evening, b.,
VIII ch an old man was struck by the cl
gire Of the Delaware train, resulted III
tally, the victim dying in about an hou
after the accident. He was seventy wear
OF age, and his name was Hugh Frcil.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
COUNSEL RET A ". .

Levi c. Bird, Esq, La ~. I.'j iii
as one of the coanseI u D., W Nu,ls
Griffith Smith, Geo. hoFt, t,,,l,artil
and JONES Alonagl1n' ,SnrIst Snri 1 1
Coroner's jury with llI,r lnT ,D n. .H .
Demby, COL, on oa'"' =.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
rEast Nlinneap

A fire at fEast MllllI1'IT lIF nj
shops of Bushnell II a ,no lla'i' tratst
600; Insurance, so,D0Il, =. lo.,. -
sash, door aud bl,4d; rnpe,. Ip,', pup
loss, So, 900; no INSURANCE 4
The father and molaS D.. BIB Of
Withers, of Virginia '''
ty years old. -
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
PORT NEWS.

Tie schooner Anna y. Kstchum, of
Philadelphia, arrived at this port yester-
dap afternoon tIom Charleston, S. c.,
with 800 tons of phosphate rock for Wal
ton, Whann Il Co.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10

Frosted feet may be cured in one or
two days by the use Of Kellers Roman
Liniment, the great pain destroyer. For
sale by all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10

L, IL K,ice, Remaining on III. ~
,ha ans ss.p Petit jury, and aTrIss' aII ,s.' niS
next term of Court, '''cAa'gsd ss,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10

NorrcE.-Thc. DO. peIo%aT''. y.T .iSe,t,s 4.
IN ton now noa,,i olif'1 ma. he he 2 i9'gy, II
The first paymen,, GEJ T. !, b !
time TO the secrei"a ,ai YShp'el -,
apl0 --[ "
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10

T0TTCE-JtfthaHaI aIiourntS,, y,
n ( e is III sclq6s, 56,. 1lAfnnurssd'yi f''II =
WIN be held tn'' J'" IN
O'Clock.
apl0-lt
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
THE POPE's CONTRIBUTIONS TO
TIL SCHOOLS

ROME. April 8-The Pope has aontri-
buted four thousand pounds to the
Catholic school fund.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-04-10

Never checker perspiration 10y sitting
in draught.
This is the walking year; the next will
be leap year.
Motto for a milkman-To the pure all
things are pure.
4 monkey-wrench must be used to pull
the connecting link from a hand-organ.
Ne1r Orleans PicaQnle.
''All men were created equal" says
the Declaration of Independence, but,
Judging from the size of their feet, the
assertion appears to be falsehood.
An exchange tells of young man
who swore off smoking and was worth
$4,000 in five years. There's some mis-
take here. We know OF young man
who has sworn off fifty times in five years
and isn't worth cent.
Sitting Bull is beginning to rise. When
he gets fully up, there will be foot race
between him and some American SOL
diery, with the American soldiery six
laps ahead and gaining steadily.-.Steu-
benUille Herald.
Wages that have not come down.-A
clergyman recently aroused his sleepy
audience by asserting in the most posi-
tive manner that, notwithstanding the
hard times, the wages of sin have not
been cut down one iota,