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Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

VIOLINs, Bows, Strings, Harmonious
and Guitars, at BROOKS,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

The State of Louisiana-Parish of West
Feliciana.
Parish Court of East Feliciana--No. 2252
Guy G. Rainer, VS.. FRANCIS J. Norwood
and husband.
RI VIRTUE of aud pursuant to a writ
IL of fl ia issued in the above STYLED
and numbered suit from the Honora BILE
Court aforesaid and directed to the Sher-
iii OF the Parish Of West Eeliciana, hayo
seized. taken into my possession and will
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House, in the town of
St. Francisville, said State and Parish OH
Saturday, July 5th, 1879,
at the hour of II o'clock, a. m., of said
property seized in the above entitled
suit, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land lying
and bcing situated in the Parish of West
Felieiana and State of Louisiana, said
tract containing Two Hundred and Nine
ty-seven (297) acres more or less, and tho
Same is bounded on the north by Rich
ardson, on the east by Thompson's
Creek, on the south by Decker and Oh
the west by the Public Road, the same
being subject to a reservation of one
Ono Hundred and Sixty (16O) acres of
land together with all tho buildings
and improvements thereon, as per agree
menu IN an ACT OF mortgage and as
shown by plot of survey made by Will
liam +. Noteworthy, said reservation
having been made and defined by said
plot Of survey, leaves One Hundred
and Thrty-seven (137) acres to bo sold
under this writ. The land to be sold is
bounded on the north by Richardson,
OH the east by Thompson's Creek, on
the south by w. r. McKowen, and on
the west by Public road.
The above will be sold to pay and
satisfy tho debt, interest and costs in
the above entitled and numbered suit.
Telms of Sale.
Cash with the benefit of appraisement.
JOHN j. BARROW,
May31-1s7o. Sheriff |
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
new PIANO FOR $l25',

Each. and all styles, including GRAND,
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT all strictly
FIRST CLdSS, sold at the lowest NET
CASH VHOLESALE FACTORY prices,
direct to tt Q PURCHASER. These Pi-
amos made one of tho finest displays at
tho Centennial Exhibition, and were un-
animously recommended for the Highest
Honors-over 10000 in use. Regularly
incorporated Manufacturing Ce-Factory
established over 36 years. The Square
Grands contain Mathushek's new patent
Duplex Overstrung Scale, the greatest
Improvement in the history of Piano
making. The Uprights are tho FINEST
IN AMERICA. Pianos sent on trial
Don't fail to write for Illustrated and
Descriptive Catalogue of As ra gcs-maii-
ed free. MENDELSSOiN PIANO CO.,
a 6m. q East 18th Street. n. Y.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

Yesterday evening shooting match
Feen the False River Gun Club and
Bayou Sara Gun Club came off
ayou Sara. The shooting was for
r of championship horns, but having
t. press too early we are unable to
the result. The score however will
pr in our next. We return thanks
r club for kind invitation to be
int.
Pioneer Fire Co., No. l, of this place
led profit Of some forty-nine dol
From the tables so ably presided over
10 ladies at their recent ball. The
Pny has requested us to return
IS to these and many others for the
(ble assistance rendered on this oc-
and promise they will gladly re-
ate should any of our citizens be
Fortunate as to require their servi-
nee the commencement at Feliciana
Fute, our town is enlivened by the
pee of several of her fair daughters
whom we are able to mention
4. Powell, daughter of Hon. S. J.
/; bis neice, Miss L. Powell, Miss
Crilley, as their guest, and Miss
2. johnson, with Miss Emma L.
daughter Of our esteemed friend
aries E. Percy, as her guest.
view Of the fact that such large
of cases of hydrophobia are be-
Ported from every section of the
y, We deem it would be wise for the
authorities to make some provis-
the disposal of dogs running at
1t would be relief to the COM
for other reasons, were few of
rthless dogs that roam cur streets
lily disposed of.
view Of the fact that the heated
now upon us wouldit not be we'll
cltizens to see that their premi-
kept scrupulously clean. Every
Aouid be made to destroy all moi
after as it is we'll known that !
opagates disease. A little lime !
siy distributed may be the means |
y some valuable lives. We speak
nly as suggestion but hope to
eaeo ere it is too late to do good.
ing the past week we were IA
,en very pleasant visit from
adkin, the affable and energetic |
ng agent Of the celebrated Cen
ger Sewing Mach CO. Mr.. R. is
MED by his wife and he informs
remain in our town at least
ms having business enough here
n'mthat length of time. The gem
e'is his machines either on time
and takes old ones as part pay
Iiesirlng to purchase ore of these
sss machines should not fail to see
Scsn Sinn al, as his special terms are
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

BOHEMIAN Toilet Ware, Atomizcrs,
ID .---Iet Powders and Put1s, at
Q. =. BROOKS
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
A shocking tranedy is reported tr

A shocking tragedy is reported &c
have occurred near the Forrest place in
this Parish, on Tuesday evening last. A
little before dark On that day, it seems, a
colored man and woman started to visit a
neighbor some distance off and n small
boy of ten years desired to accompany
them. On being prohibited from SO
doing the little tel ow awaited until
they had started when he followed them
sf:om afar off, The road he had to trav-
erse led through a dense forest near
which is thick cane break. When in the
road opposite this woods, the boy was
heard to utter an aganizing cry for help,
and on the man returning a part of his
clothing was found in the road and a
track of blood led towards the under
growth. The man was too fri ghtened
to enter the forest but Immediately Sc
cured assistance, aud, upon entering the
woods portion of the skeleton Of the
child was found bearing un-
mistakable signs of having been mangled
by the jaws of some powerful carnivor-
GUS animal, 1t was supposed that pan
ther had done this horrible work and a
number of the best dogs wore put in tho
woods to hunt it, but up to the hour of
going to press no Intelligence of the chase
has reached us. AS is natural to suppose
great excitement prevails in that neigh
bOrhOOd.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

DROOKS Chill ranteed-at
ID o. D. BROOKS,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
THE FELICIANA SENTINEL.
Read estray notice in this issue.

Read estray notice in this issue.
The farmers are again beginning t
need rain.
=, -Deliuquents will learn something t
kheir advantage by calling at this Office
Tho Mississippi river at this point i
slightly on the rise.
Water melons are very plentiful
now. As is also the demand for "suthin
to stop this awful pain"
Mr.. T. r. Lawsan, of this place, has
been elected an honorary member of the
Bayou Sara Gun Club.
Tho cotton crop some time since sc
promising 1t is now said, promises, notL-
ing above an average yield.
On Monday, the 9TH prox., Bayou Sa
IA Fire Company, No. l, will hold it's an
|eual election for officers. Read notice in
ksnother column.
Tho peach crop, at ons time so prom
isng has turned out a complete failure.
Just before ripening this fruit takes the
rot and falls to the ground.
Tho Pastime entertainment came off
last night, and fully came up to the OK
b,ctations of all. In our next we will
live an extended account of the same.
The many friends of DR.. r. G. stirl-
Ing will be panied to learn that for sev-
)ral days past this gentleman has been
euined to his bed with a painful but we
one. not serious illness,
Besides ice cold soda water, Messrs
weetman & Friend also keep constantly
hand Ice, Arny's Celebrated New Or
bans drinks, Sarparilla, Ginger Ale, Gin
pr Pop, Lemon, Mineral and Champagne
,dcr. Cheap for cash.
The election held in the city of Bay
Sara, ur Thursday evening last for the
lection of a Councilman to fill tho va
ncy caused by the death OF Mr.. E. w.
|hiteman, resulted in the election of Mr..
lillian Town without opposition.
EDuring the cheated term nothing is
pre- refreshing to the inner man than a
Ph Office cream we'll prepared. Mrs. A.
Pillet makes this delicious beverage
d delivers it daily at the doors of our
habitants. This lady will also furnish
to the public for evening parties, din
Re. balls and other entertainments at
very lowest figure.
In our advertising columns to-day |
publish a call for thu Democratic Con-
vative voters of this ward to meet ro-
ctively at Firemen's Hall, in Bayou
., and at Social HILL, in this town, at
lock this evening, for the purpose of
ting delegates to the Waketicl Con-
ton, which is called for the 5th of
Every voter 50 inclined is expect.
% attend.
The Bayou Sara Gun Club, as will
Peen from the following score, have
le wonderful Improvement in glass
SH shoe ing:
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

Notice,-The Louisiana Ice Manufac-
turing Company is now prepared to sup
ply country consumers with either manu-
featured or natural ice at the rate of
.sEVENTEFIVE CENTS per 100 pounds,
packed and delivered on board Of steam
boats or Rail Road cars.
w. A. BILLAUD,
New ORLEANS Mar. 81, Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

Our fellow townsman, Prof. Il. r.
Rogillio, left us on Thursday last. to rus
ticate for some weeks among his friends
in Natchez. We wish him pleasant voy-
age and safe re turn.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

Mrs. J. E. Austen, st. Francisville
La, wishes to inform the public that she
will do plain sewing, at reasonable rates.
She will pay especial attention to chill
dren's clothing, gents shirts and under
clothing.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
SEHII-wEEkLT
PASSENGER PACKET, j. w. CANNON,

y. z. L7EIN - A7dstCr.
T EANES Bayou Sara eve yss2@Nsa,
IL ry Monday after the S.4kkss7FVssss::rrs5$sst S4kkss7FiVss:rrs5$t
arrival Of the cars and every sSsszzy s.ssss
Thursday at { O'Clock, p. NJ, and retu,s-
ing, leaves Now Orleans every Wednes.
day and Saturday. Jan. II, -79.ly.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28

MAX FISCHER. AUGUST FISCHER
w. 8 ~ SAS@M&&o
S. w. Corner of Front Il Sum
Streets.
B4TOU S4dRI, LII.
| LAVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
LII at prices conformable with the
times, full and complete lines of White
goods, Ladies' Dress Goods, House-keep-
er's articles, and a general assortment Of
| fancy and staple dry goods:
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piques, Bish-
op Lawns, Linen Lawns,
Dress Linens, Mozambi~
ques, Grcna~
dimes, Organdy
Muslins, French
Percales, irish Lin
ems, Bobbinet Bars,
Laces and Curtains,
Parasols, large varie-
ty. Umbrel-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, Bleached Cottons,
Cambrics, Sheetings,
Ch:ldreus Cassimeres
Gents
Cassimeres,
Cott nadcs,
Jeans, Denims, Tick
-iDgs by the yard or piece
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries
Plantation Supplies. Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
attachments
We invite an inspection of our large
assortment of Ladies, Chiidrens, Mems
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, LisIe
Thread, Gauntlets, Ties, Ribbons, En-
broideries Laces, Ruchings, Corsets, La.
dies Ready-made Under wear, etc, Pei
fumery, Toilet, Articles, and notions.
He have on hand also, fresh and we'll
stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps and Il general assortment
Of gentlcmens underwear and furnishing
goods.
Special NOTTCE-Wo are the own
ors of the outstanding claims and indebi-
ednesses due to the lato firm of Mann
Fischer 81 Co.
Tho Citizens of East Feliciana, Pointe
Coupee, and Wilkinson County, Miss,
will find it to their interest and advan
lGe to open up n trade with us. All or
Ter !ers from abroad promptly, and carefully
D Highest market price paid or COT
IN
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
LEES STEAM SAW MILL.
8 MILES NORTH OF JACKSON, ON
THE WOODVILLE AND JACK
SON ROAD.

7 WOULD RESP CTFULLY inform
Il the public that my mill is now run
ming at its full capacity, and that am
prepared to sell lumber at the following
low figures:
Heart Lumber. $500
Merchantable Lumber. 1850
Common Lumber. 1000
Rough Edge Lumber. 500
My terms are positively cash at the
mill before the removal of the lumber.
may.3.79-1y THOS. J. LEE.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
MARR

ROBERTS-TENNY- Wednesday,
June the 18th, at the residence OF the
bride, by Rev. G. G. Andrews, MIR. PERCY
RoBEkTs, to MISS SARAH TENNf, all OF
Jackson La,
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-06-28
CENTENARY COLLEGE.
ASSESSORS NOTICE. -

NOTICE is hereby given that I will
attend at the following places on the
days designated for the purpose of Re-
vising the assessment for 1879
AcklenS. 7tl ward on Nav OSth ,,d O-+b
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RECOVERING HER CHILDREN
A Mothers Excitement on Seeing Her Miss
Ing Little Ones mt Window.

William Kirluy, who Ia in the lace depart
ment Of Broadway dry goods store. has sued
his wife Mary NJ. whom he married in England
In February. 1868 for separation. The suit Is
in the Brooklyn City Court. The couple live at
7G Third avenue. Brooklyn. and have three
children. Mary r.. aged 10 William H.. aged
o and Sarah. aged G. The defendants answer
10 the complaint is denial OF certain allcgs-
tons as to her habits and Of accusations OF
cruelty on his part. The wife alleges that her
husband has frequently struck and beaten her
and that he said to her once or twice that hell
would open and swallow her before he would
see her again. On April g she alleges he
treated her brutally. motion for alimony in
tho case was set down for a hearing yesterday
but II was postponed.
Mrs Klrky visited her counsel, NJ /.
Towns. at 354 Fulton street. Brook lyn yester-
day, and in great agitation said that her hus-
band had broken open her trunks with poker
and taken anumber 81 her letters, and then had
taken her three children from her She did
not know where they. were, and said that she
sight She walked the floor Of the ONCE in NJ great S
excitement. She suddenly stopped at roar
window which overlooked the real, OF the houses
scream, which startled the clerks in the office
Ny God" she cried. thore are my chill
The clerk thought the woman had suddenly
gone mad, She threw M the window. and they
believed she would have gone out OF 1t. in her
anxiety To- get 70 her children. had she rot been
restrained. She called the names Of her little
girls and signaled 10 attract the attention Of
two girls and a boy who were PLAYING at the
window i'm the apartments Of Mr.. James Sweet
who has millinery store in Myrtle avenue In
her excitement she was seized with Mysteries.
Her lawyer ut once procured a writ Of hahols
corpus from Judge Nelson. directing Nj
sweet 10 appear in court nj once with the chill
sponded 10 nm attachment WAS granted. and the
children were produced before Judge Nelson
who awarded the custody ot the girls 10 Mrs
hirkly, ANA permitted Mrs. Sweet 10 retain the
boy, ~ Mrs kirkly did not desire TO take him.
Mrs kirkly then obtained n warrant from JUS
tice Bloom for her husbands arrest on account
Of tho alleged assault on April .. Hc was ar
rested in this city. and Justice Walsh dis
charged him on his own recOgni2ance 10 ap-
penr for examination when wanted
Tho counsel say that the trouble arose be-
tween the couple over q legacy that Mrs. Kirk
ly Inherited in England.
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Arichly dressed woman walked to the gang
plank of the Hamburg steamer silesa, yesterday morn.
ing, while the stan OF Deputy Surveyor Khhe en-
gagged In taking the baggage declarations Of the cabin
passengers She said that her brother, Alfred A. sohn
was on board and she requested permission 10 60 into
the cabin 20 greet him on his return Her request
granted She on uf the steamer shortly aferwArd
ana Mrs Ellis and Mrs Genet Custom House examiners
observed that she wore a long flowing fur lined silk
cloak. which they lid not remember To have seen her
when she came ON the wharf Twenty three yards of
BLACK silk, nine yards OF ght silk one silk petucoat Ave
table cloths Large number Ot napkins, forty two pairs
Of Nh gloves ana lot OF meerschaum pines of rTuiArk-
able patterns were taken from her Officers Diler aud
Laird searched S0hns trunk aud found lot Of handkcr.
chefs forty nine pairs OF sockings, lot OF table covers
ami other articles The goods sent 90 the seizure
room. The woman gave her name as Mrs NJ Lauter-
bach Of 1917 East SlNty- filth street
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LIN CnRnIE. pKspERAD0
Some New Facts About the Man who Killed
Manager Porter.

MARSHALL, Tex, March 90.-In justice 10
tho good name OF this town and OF Texas. II
should be thoroughly understood that the
drunken ruflnn who killed Benjamin y. Por-
ter on Marrh 10, aud who will undoubtedly 10
hanged for that murder In due time. IL not n
Texan, and thnt his crlmo Is nowhere regarded
with more doteetation than In Texaa.
Jim Currle WIS born in tho County OF Glare.
on tho banks o, tho shannon. He was brought
TO tho United States when about 10 years old.
His parents settled In Dunkrk. N. Y, where he
grow up. Going to Cincinnati he got work as
fireman on the Little Miami Railroad. At the
Cart. Pshpr) Of the Twelfth OHIO Volunteers;
Toward the close Qf the war ho was pr0mO'en
Chops ssrMV w. Xier tho war he returned to
Cincinnati, but eoon got work ~ n locomotive
engineer ON n railroad in Kansas,
Not long Hfirrward he qunrreed Win man
in Juncto City and shot him dead. The KILL
ing Of another man led him ~ 20 into the army
M scout. and he WIS with Custer on several
brother of Capt. Fisher Of the army, with whom
he had served in Ellsworth, Kan; In the same
town. in nm ARRAY in n disOrderly house. no
killed n woman and two mem. and mortnly
wounded four other peraons. He would have
been lynSchcd II railroad friend had a not
tank Currs's head being barely out oil the water
Currie resigned his commission as Captain
OF n company Of scouts and went to Memphis.
where his cnreer WINS equally bloody From
Men. phis he came to Texas. and was employed
on railrond ~ engineer. lie succee1eI w * *
citing the employees there TO a. STRIKE, Tor whlrh
he was discharged. Then he came to Marshall.
and got work on the railroad here. That WAS
about five years ago. In u broil In Dnllhs no
WIS shot in the neck by ~ young man whom no
had nsulted In August, 1877. he WAS engineer
OF passenger train ana was taken on lor ,ls-
obedience II" WINS then employed rs n detec-
tive by the company 30 hunt down the thieves
who were plundering It's cars aud d"pots.
Very few OF his arrests resulted IN convic-
tions on account Of his Ignorance and self i'm
portnnce H. would take no instruction from
the company's attorneys or officers. 4 he night
Of the murder he cursed n ono-urmod person.
but to his dsmuy he found that hs had mis-
taken his man. anil he was made to retract
every word he had snid.
Currie IL now In jail to await the session oi
the Grand Jury. which meets in May and
which will undoubtedly indict him. i Is
thou .ht that he will make application for Il
change Of venue, but probably this viii he re;
fused. The feeling against him IL not that 81
prejudice. hut only n stern desire that ne shall
be- brought to justice. Nothing will prevent his
having a fair trial. and as humane hanging
as our Shcri n cnn arrange for him. 49,
Mr.. Barrymore's wound Is improving. HIS
wifr arrived on Friday last. Miss Cummins
leaves for home shortly. The whole company
seem grateful forthc treatment which they have
received since the murder.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, April 5.-Thc leading fancies
were active and flrmer till after the second call
the latest dealings developing some weakness
in tho coal shares and Wabash. which yielded
fully one per cent. There was a brisk business
in investment shares at higher prices. Ohio
and Mississippi and Hannibal and 81 Joseph
were more active but the Kansas roads were
neglected. The sales Of the day were 2lS, 500
shares, including Polio Of Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western. 1900 Erie. II $40 Lake
Shore, G. $50 Michigan Central. 24.700 81. Paul
common, $50. do. preferred, 5000 Morris and
Essex. - 1870 New Jersey Central. 81 100 North
western common. 20690 do preferred. 1900
ONO and Mississippi common. 5000 Wabash
and ~ GOA Western Union. The advances were
ns follows: Eric common. -; do. preferred.
= Fort Wayne, a; Illinois Central, |; Lake
shore, y Michigan Central. II; 81. Paul pre-
ferrcd. l. Morris and ESSEX. IL; Northwestern
common. do. preferred ?; New York Con
trial, u Ohio and Miss ssippi common. = do.
preferred. 2: pittsburgh. "a; Rock Island, |
Western Union Telegraph, II. Declined: Del
aware. lackawanna and Western, = Delaware
and Hudson. s., Hannibal and ST. Joseph COM
mon. =; do, preferred = Union Pacific. a;
New Jersey Central, ..
The following will show the range OF prices
pald. and Oh 90.
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In the baggage room Of the steamer City OF
Washington. which arrived from Havana yesterday
Custom House Onicers Van Horne and McCurt found
three large trunks Of which entry appeared on the
manifest One OF them was marked "Diaz Condo. l. @
De N llsbana." and the others, Jose Yugoyer' VIII
nam MCKAY the sorckccpcr OF the steamer cNplA
10 the ufcers that he got the trunks city To take
u Havana on his last trip lie pAid - his ser
vices The customs inspectors at Havana quarrclled
over the money rendered them 10 wink At the smuggling
OF me goods ashore AZ that port and Mckay Jailed 10
have them landed The trunks contained $50 Panama
hats aud great variety OF newly made othng Tor
women They werc taken to the seizure room.
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Hom ne No1b'oirH Hsrnh
Ny blue cycd pet, with golden hair
Is sitting ON my Knee,
AHl ga1rs eagerly Rnr.
Across the beach, hcvlnd the bar,
Where rolls the restless sea-.
She puts her little hand in mine,
And laughs with childish glec,
70 see the iutmng pillows splash,
A. on the shore they hcrcely dash,
Then glide back silently.
Hut while she laughs So merrily,
Ny heart rs ftr away;
AMI, AS look upon the shore,
where loui anu long the breakers roar
MY SAD soul seems 10 say;
" The sea is like human life.
II breaks upon the shore
Oi unc, with rc>lstlrss might
And, when the goal - Iust IN sight
Mes-to return no more.
Of Anl AN along the shore of Time,
Full many a wreck doth lie;
Ihe lAnrs ut many 4 mad CHruuse,
oi blasted hopes and hrukcn VOWS,
oi happy days gone by
Yet, while muse in mournnll MOOD,
Ana gaze upon the sea,
Ny hlugeycd pet with golden hair.
Whose heart has never known a care,
Whose voice is music IN the air.
sui SITS upon my Knee.
Her head IL resting on IN, breast
Her eyes in slumher deep;
The same rough SEA, whose breakers roar
And mndly, hrrccN lash tho shore,
Has lu,led my child " sleep
7 D, cnRrsrAL
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IncendIarIsm on Long Island.

The barn Of Mr.. Eben zer Jarvis in Hunting
ton, Long Island, was burned the night OF March g.
The hre was believed to have been Of ncendary origin
as Mr. Jarvis received mous letter in December
last threatening that his buildings should be burned I'M
less ne leit 80 ~ IN box at designated place. on
FRIDAY night an attempt was made 20 burn Mr. JarViss
house The me was tNunguishcd with little loss. but
MI JARVIS Tell from ladder and was severely injured
An attempt was made on Friday night 10 burn The
dence Of charles West, m BAyVie, Long Island The
lneendiary broke pane " glass in a kitchen window
and threw rags saturated with kerosene into the room
The hie was discovered before 1t had to spread