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eva KANSAS Letter.
NEwrcy, Harvey Co. Kan

ED. Post The excitement in fc.
gard to the Presidential party having
visited Kansas has quietcA down.
Hayes made many friends by bis
quiet aud Gnasuming conduct and his
wife was counted Queen Of all by the
temperance societies throafh the
state bat II might perhaps be as we'll
Cor Shern,as to steer clear Of Dodge in
the near future, Wishing to show tho
western nation that ho was fond of
children he took little son of Hon.
W. +. Blanchard Up in his arms and
kissel him AS he hnndel the boy
back to his Father he iAqnirel
whether il was Kiowa or sCufancpc
that is the wrOny way to make votes
in this county y-GJv. 1T John spoke
IN Newton last rnirs lay night, heis
one Of the mos. pleasant Speakers we
have IN the west an has that ind iencc
upon an an lioncc wAilh Is chlrIctor,
istic in John B. Cough without Il Irbt
in 1889 the Temperance mln OF liir.
vcy Co. can have Things to .0,t thtm.
selves e. fall hey haze n0 ticket in
the field, neither have the Democrats,
~ they endorsed hl,p,rlclt Re.
,pnblicans fot Sheriff aud TfcasNrcr-
they are all good non ana it has male
the liyliest campaign ever known IN
this Co.
-.
We Nat our first frost on Thursday
Eisht, as yet the leaves have nDt
changed color but we ctunOt cvrcc, to
have them remain mirh lpngcr--
never iIt see finer weather than We
have enjoyed this fall
Even last wcel, some of tho farmer,
were still putting mp hay but Is have
lgool hay it shonll be male the latter
part of August or beginning ut Sept.
IIJrn huskipy has com ncnccl in gpll
caruics, and ~ last for somc time In
fact some men here do not hu-k their
corn faster thai they feed 10 80 that it
is nothing unusual To see them hu-k-
corn IN March. Poor b,iict your g..
tccmei farmers would say AMI reckon
them about right. Wheat i boxing
splendid, old sc,t.ors say there h,,
never been such appearance of ctop
this time Of year except 1874 which
was Hopper year. Il l., folly , times
as thick GA gror'l Ahl twice as high
~ it WAS on tho > or Api' this year,
Mr.. \. h. Becker who has l.'cly
moved among, Us isa. jolly ani great
\ talkcr ~ ever. Mrs. i. i, u very
plchscnt wOGln anI can cheer '.' 'ac
Boys by i square meal on snort
notice.
c. \ BDNcrsox can show ylu sweet
potatoes of their owi rti-i ng which
will tip the beam ~ : i'.e > ozs. and
il that viii not beat snydor CO. we
will get the ueishbJrs to 6rins in onto
that will.
Row. L. iiu,sincc" wh, ,hna been
vI'h M br spnc time seems murl
pleased with the cpuutry, hopn hc ,,iii
se,tle down IN the uishhug'lold as lr
is " man who is capable II doing good
in country.
john H.ccs who is Hre of our NOS,
successful young farmers has hi.
year i'aisei cutie u lct Gf tDo4 cct am
pea nlts which i, quito - induce
ment fpr paying him lrol Icut visits.
Rubc Dgcpso Is still uImtrrici but
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WEEK OF PRAYER. R.-Novembe . to
Is has been set as Week Of Prayer
for young men and Young Mems
Christian Associations throughout
the world, The topics areas follows
Sunday, November 9.-Agreement in
Prayer Encouraged, Daniel II 1923
Matt. XVIII: 1920. Statement Of
international Work TO be read, and
collection on its behalf TO 10 taken. up.
Monday, Nov. l0.-A Moral Young
Nan Weighed and Found. Want
ing Mark x; l7.22.
Tuesday, Nop. IL. The Son ofa Cody
Father Who W ent Astray. II Chron.
xxxn; I-13.
Wednesday, Nou. IA Man Pros
pered Beyond Precedent. but Uusuc-
cessful. Fool. II: III; John " I:
1914.
TAursday Nov. lS.-Tho Secret OF q
Young Mans Success in Business. Gen
xxx 10, 22. rs.
Friday. Nov. IA Highly.fayored
Man and His Terrible End. Matt. Il
Ia; Luke XXI, SO, AZ, 4s; Matt.
ssli; 3.5;. Acts / !. 1926. a5d
Siiuni'y. Nop. Is. Opposite Choices
~ y" f'nng Men, Heb. XII 2i-26 /:
49,. 49,. i0ia.
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Gabriel Beaver and ]. G.. Buf nc' on
opened the butchcrins -o''on with
heavy weights bowers hog 3JJl lb..
-Blnlngtou's eOS7 lbs.-thon. whop
pers -ifany one doubts this he will
please hunt his o~n proof
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give sal rnrAlrl i,n m rrrth by the
bot OF rirce Of gron I'll in., shove desesih
ed. "n the east ty an alley. on the south
by lot ~ Byer's heirs. ani on the VIII by
Market street, being tweniy-three feet In
width and one hundred and sixiy fee, In
depth, and being part " lot No. ~ in The
Weiser addition 20 the borough Of selins.
grove, thereon elected two story weatb,
erboarded House, Pig-pen, 30.
No.7.
The following Lots situate in the FvSy
addition to the Borough Of selinsgrove, as
iollo@s ;Lots Nos. 9. Z, 8, o and 10 front
ing on Market street In said Bosoneh.
lots Nos. 10, IS II. ~, ~, 20, 2I, q,
20, ~. 20. 81, 90. rs. 81, SO, 80, 40. a.
u, }3 & ~ said tots from 10 TO A incls
sve honti1g on the extension Of Iiieh
street. lots Ms. Z, $50 being sitv
feet in width and one hundred and si<ty
feet In depth. bot No. 10 being thirty
eight feet in width, aud lot NJ. being
thirtyseight anl one tbird feet iI width
lots from No. 10 to ~ inclusive being hfN
feet in width. Tots from 40 30 to IS 10
elusive. being hny fec, In width. and Lot
No ~ being II feet on said Nigh street
uni all of ssii lots being l6o feet in
depth.
NOS.
Certain Lots. pieces anl parcels of
ground situate Ia the Lci.crins adliti on
to the borough of Selns grove. aud hound-
Ell ou The north by the ; * l. RtiNoad,
On 'he east by an alley on the sohth by
HhlnU street, aui o. the west by Market
street. contniuiog thrcc-fodrths ot an acre,
more or les.
zoo.
Two certain bot. or piece. off tcasd
situate IN ths Lc,.crins 1iliti1u to tho
borough of Selinssr1ys, bcins g., No.. -
- IA the plot oi .ail alltiln. both lot,
'.'uuus pu Vii street uuG each lot b,,u.
30 feet ia w.i.h aud ljO fee, ia dcp,h
more or lees.
NO. 10,
Fourteen certain Lots or ground situate
in the Eyer < Sehnurs alliilon to the
Borcush OF S,liusgrove on tho Isle Of Qhr,
bcia. b)is Nos. ~. gj, 20. ~. 23 %. 50.
~. 90, ~, II, T.. ilS Il. cIrh otsut
lots being hfty feet in with aui one
huuIrcl aui df,y fct. 10 icpth. Lots
from M. u to No. 80 irclu,iyc front ~
Spruce street, Gni Lyts No. ~ 10 10 iu4
elusive front on Third street. an 4 Loti
from No. 81 30 1 inclusive front "a VAT.
ult street in sail L ycr ail Siluur. Il,
ton.
No II.
\ certain strip or pic,c of gr,ual ,i,,
urtc n the sOitj siIc ~ t,n =. 4 l..
Railroad IN :he Borough Of S,l.n,grpye.
AMI bOuulci by Market street on ibe
east. NtlHut street on tue south anl
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An OwL.-ltobcrt Smith, Of Frank.
lin captured an owl measuring Glr
fee, from tip u tip Of the wings. lie
brought him to this o.iso fpr exhibi,
tion, Anl hi. osl-snip S,I fei spnr
fresh beei which lie seemed to relish
amazingly.
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It is altogether becoming that we
sender our warmest thanks to the
people OF Snyder Comfy for their
generous support on Tuesday, Nov.
4th ; aud whilst we do this, we will
endeavor to merit their approval by u
faithful and impartial discharge Of our
official duties.
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An exchange IN ,iiiini.ly siis thu
some "hurril brute" ha, disc were |
that .he diIGrcnce botScoI aw,.
inan and an umOrella Is that there are
times when you can shut up al uh'
brella.
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]. Wesley Dprn, of Guliiha, is Wis.
fling his friends and relations OF Suy'
der. IIe looks only tDlerably well.
Every body isEiaG to see him--he i
All exemplary young man, estccmcd
by al who know him.
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Cab. Beaver planted the curn from
FIVE ears and it yielded him 81 bushels
In the ear.
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HARVEY,

Let your first attack of indigestion
he the last. Rouse the dormant rner
gies OF the stomach with the Bilturs
Tho tone thus impaired will romain.
This is fact established by thousands
of witnesses. whose testimony is SIM
ply statement Of their own expert.
ences. Those afflicted with general de-
bility Of every phase will find this
medicine an unfaiing agent in builds
ing up and renewing their siren 9Th.
For sale 10y all Druggists aud respect
able Dealers generally,
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To enumcratc tho miracilois cures
wrought by "Dr. SELLERS Cough Syrup'
would ill IL vorlmo. II. caro-, are
marvellous. Price IS coats.
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Winter generally comes ~ttu Au.
tumn leaves, but if tho leaves d1n't
hurry up "intet will I've here first.
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Don't youForgtt it. "5cllers' Livcr
Pills' were tho first pills 50 called IN
the United States, and never fail to 10
their work.
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Yonr liver is oat of orlar m yon
Gnow.it So take Sellers Liver Pills"
Sold by all druggists.
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G. G. Scebold received another car
load of "Whto Sowing Machines" b"
This Is the second carload within
months.
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Luther Mertz, of Milton, has como
back to the scenes of Bic childhood,
looking hail and hearty.
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The harrisburg Patriot says
This WAS m "oH' year"
Music;
do RI ue "a IA.
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Honor FROM EURcpE.--lt is con
ceded on oil sides that DR.. Ayers Pill,
are above comparison with Other
medicines. Uniting the best elements
known to the chemist, they are par.
ticuarly effective against the numer,
Gus stomach disorders for which
they are recommended as n cure
These pills are 81 mild, yet searching
tn at they are often prescribed by doc
tors who otherwise do not favor pat
ent medicines. Indeed. with the
fruit Of DIR, Ayers genius in the shape
Of Pills, sarsaparilla, Ague Cure anNI
Cherry Pectoral, one might with im-
punity travel through tho swamps oi
tropical America, or follow Stanly on
his travels through the interior of AZ.
aica.---Amaerdam Niemcs van den Dog.
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Agents E1cad This.

We snu' az hscui iu titl. CaIuty TO whom wc
wal pay salary % t'rUI,r month sud r,pGu-
.cs 10 srlI our NVlitrt'l Invention. sample
''"v. AJdross AZ once 5HEK5iAS CO,
2iBlFAail, NtgLirsu.
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An comnunicn,ions. business

Ali communications, business let
ters &C., for this Office, 10 secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows: The Posr, Middlcburg
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements
eomTnnications &c. must be handed
IN by Monday noon, to secure insor-
zion in next issue
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

A DMINISTRATRlN' NOTICE. .
IA Letters OF administration on the estate OF
A. NJ Phhlor, lata OF M.ddiebuFg sryder
county, Pa, deed have been grated to tho
undersigned, All persons kaowlhg themselves
Indebted to said estate will please make Inn
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them Tor settle
NARY A. rFAHLER,
seI. Ts. Administfsttix.
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IGTSiS WANTED For tho re', AMI f.s,.
or' SeliIns ~ +tl.lsi BJuEs aul BIuies. ItiNcs
reduced ,J per cent NArIOsAL PrnLisiuSJ
Co, fLiiadciphis Ia.
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English sparrows are being killed
in some sections for tho table. They
are said TO be equal to the reed bird.
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PUBLIC SALE!

INilE uulersignei, Guardians of Tie
l. minor ohildtcn of John b. No.
deceased, will hy virtue Of an order Of the
Orphans Court Of Snyder county, expose
to rnhhc stlc, in leavcrtowu, On
Saturday Noycrlber 22nl, 1879,
The following described Real Estate, 10
Wit: A certain
Lot Of Ground
NJ. 29) situate In Eclvcrtown, county
aforesaid, bounded on the Sorth ty Mar.
kct street. ENst hy lot of :. \. Wu4cl,
South by an Alley, aud West by lot OF
Elizabeth Fisher, containing Ouc-Fylr'l
Acre the Improvements consist OF ncw
Frame Dwelling House. Stable
and other necessary oulhui,liugs choice
lruit trees on the prcmi.'-.
Sale to Commence - I o'clock T. VI rt
said dny when terms 0f sale viii be made
AuJwu Ivy
GEORGE SMITH,
S. \. NEIILL,
Oct. go 1879. Guardians.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

4 VI persons Interested are here
hy uutlhcd that lsa1. Beaver Of Fr4n.li1
Tow rhip. -uyiCr Co., male 90 Attisliu-at
'cr-iSnci ter the Jeusnt uf his creditor. ali
persons having claims are tcGuevtc! - present
them tptuc undersigned, AMI perF ma In uieutet
VIII please make immediate piymcut.
JOAN ;. .BEA NEE,
July we. As'ignce
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en- nm C.n10 Iny"sici IN wal Strect
DIV ~ 0.uHV StrrE. maAo' fortunes every
month. BoYt ont 'rcc evpinl0in. everything.
Ad'tos., BAXTER CO , Bankotf, u. wall
street, New York,
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ClT'aN Rik ,gl3iel..,s-l5I ra'lrl.
t-a).al A,k C4i5i l.IrladjT dhi trrs ha.k
Glii.I VI < CUES cats NbS agl Nuns.
Cll.lI i.k IS n.ia c..9 y Z EfTag.2. Z. D
Sold by Jnu. \, Mpnll. MidileDurg Ia
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rNNn returns in An fayb on 500 invested
lLUV uthcial R.pI Itts ami IN formation iroe,
ttU Adltcs.. =, POTTER wa iGiir ACO,
UautCrs % WI St, NY
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ssynxs ,j6u,Ty CouaT..-rbs Courts ot
Snyder Coansy are hold on the f,arth Mondays
pf fehyusry, MAJ, And September, and Sc sor &
Monday 6f Dsoomtef.
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sssd u before be was discov,
e.olyslry opened 6rs
90
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do RI uie "a IA.
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\ certnin Lot Of ground situate in
the BoroIgL of Sc,,rssryyc. b,undcl on
the nulie ~ L0t OF MISS Bower. Oh the
gr-t by Al alley, un iua south by ,ui ui
l.. Il. liummci anI on ;be west ly Mari
ci "rcet, being 10 fcrt IN width and
100 feet Ia depth, more or less. thereon
'cc', two Story weasLcrlOarled
lin n.I 30
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22
n DREAM"

Somebody came in dream last night,
Somebody fair and sweet;
The mir was full Of the violc1s breath
That bloomed about her feet.
Somebody whispered, Tlove you, dear,
Somebody kissed me there;
Somebody's voice was gentle and low,
There were flowers in her hair.
Somebody held in her hands my hands,
Said that she missed me, too,
1t was summer, with birds and roses,
The sky was summer blue.
Alas, for my beautiful dream,
Now that daylight is here;
The window snowflakes are falling fast
And somebody is not near.
How could I be happy, dear,
And sigh for my dream anew?
Listen, I'll tell you what made me glad
The somebody looked like You.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22

No, don't learn % trade, young man.
You might soil your hands, wilt your
shirt collar, and spoil your complexion
sweating. Put your chin over coun-
ter; learn to talk twaddlc to the ladies;
part your hair in the middle; make an
ass of yourself generally, and work for
wages that wouldn't support a Chinese
laundry man on rice-fed rats, and leave
a big enough balance to pay his washer
woman-jnst because its a little more
gentecl in the eyes of the people whose
pride prevents them from pounding rock
or hewing wood, and whose poverty
pinches worse than one of those patent
cross-clothes pins, if the truth were only
told. No, don't learn trade.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22

everything was discovered. Her first
impulse was to run to Uncle Maurice
and thank him on. her knees. Her hab-
itual reserve had given way to q burst
of deepest feeling. 1t seemed ~ If graf
itude had melted all the ice Of that
numbed heart.
Being now 10 longer embarrassed with
o secret, the hunchback could give
greater efficacy to his good Offices. Toi-
nette became to him sister, for whose
wants he had right to provide. 1t was
the first time since the death Of his
mother that he had been able to share
his life with another. The young wo.
man received his attentions with feeling,
but with reserve. All Maurice's efforts
were insufficient to dispel her gloom.
She seemed touched by his kindness, and
sometimes expressed her sense Of it with
warmth; but there she stopped. Hen
heart was u closed book, which the lit
tie h,inckback might bend over but
could not read. In truth he caresl little
to do so; he gave himself up to the hap.
piness Of being no longer alone, and tool
Toincttc as her long trails had made
her; he loved her as she was, and wished
for nothing else bnt still to enjoy hel
company.
This thought inscnsibly took posses.
sion of his mind, to the exclusion Of
everything else. The poor girl was q
forlorn ~ himself; she had become nc
customed to the deformity Of the lunch
back, and she seemed to look upon him
with I'M affectionate sympathy. What
more could he wish forg Until then
the hopes of making himself acceptable
to helpmate had been repelled by
Maurice rs q dream; but chance seemet
willing to make it make it reality.
After much hesitation he took courag,
and decided to speak to her.
1t was evening; the little hunchback
in much agitation, directed his steps to
ward the workman's garnet. just as Ii
was about to enter, he thought he lcary
strange voice pronouncing the maid
ems name. He quickly pushed opc1
the door, and perceived Toinette weep
ing and leaning on the shoulder Of .
young man in the dress of u sailor.
At the sight of my uncle she Olsen
gagged herself quickly, and ran to him
crying out, "Ah, como Income in
1t is he that l thought was dead; it h
Julien; it is my betrothed"
| Maurice tottered and drew back. A
single word had told him all.
It seemed to him as if the GROUND
shook and his heart was going to break
but the same voice that he had heard by
his mothers death-bed again sounded u
his ears, and he SOON recovered himself
God was still his friend.
He himself accompanied the newly
married pair on the road when they
went away, and after having wished
them all the happiness which was denied
to him, he returned with resignation tc
the old house in the suburbs.
1t was there that he ended his life
forsaken by man, but not, as he said, by
the Father which is in heaven. He fell
his presence everywhere; it was to hin
in the place of all else. When he died
it was with u smile, and like an exile
setting out for his own country. He who
had consoled him in poverty and i'll
health, when he was suffering from in
Justice and forsaken by all had made
death u gain and q blessing.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22
STRANGE ADVENTURE,

Mr.. Redblossom drank more than his
usual allowance of hot rum and sugar,
one cold night, the consequence Of which
was he gave his eager wife a rather
confused account, on his return home.
"Mr. Smiths grocery store invited ma
to go and drink cousin Sam-and you
see, the weather was dry-and | was
very sloppy--so said l didn't mind
punching one drink-and's queer how
my head went into the punch though
The way home was so dizzy that |
slipped upon little dog-the corner OF
the street bit me-and an old gentleman
with cropped ears and brass collar on
his neck said he belonged to the dog
and was-you undcrstand-ig-that is
don't know nothing more about it ~
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- 'si $3.50 : *; ~ ssss.
fdsisHau i saes pissu $50 aslas s''sSsa
q; A. Ias w I,ss
Z r. A X Ia. a 81 s;ssz y ~
nADn ~ , esr,es srOalos non snlparsr
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e e.; y bands
sss,s Ss; as. ,, s.,,.s s.., - ,.
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barrels, f barrels md st RETAIL Our own brands in this
Ss's' s s .s! ... v,
e tho iass shss With sal brands sold this
, .s 1,ss ss
sssa KS Ss ss & s' Ii: q: ss handle s,.
[ sas a. .. ss
s,s ss " s asa asss s nsi r s a from
nduce-
menss fm having visited the packing
and vii continue Msolst in sfws:at
BACON-(lear Rib 6des, 6houlders etc. M y ~ 9ff9
Gh0uldefs ~ aa3 ff tantaa@
ssss ss,s u % ,
one ten Of sx a nsse arc CASH goods
. :,,s III . ar;
l is r s9s.
handled y me- ASr weight Inferior sell dozen
POWDER SHOT ETChese goods important feature
claim 70 ave superior fei'ies city.
M AND M e ssd complete and
Harness. Single Buggy Harness. Common
stock 81 a la ,bLhs ~ ~ 2hl9tbsf fHtt e ~ I49ffh
OUR RETAIL requirements
complete bu expeniys Choice
will
Thanking community for the liberal patronage
future efforts retain the will patronage
Of all who with their buiness M truly,
laaef ebS ff GARIG
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A VICTIM OF MISPLACED BEEFsTEAK.
A Teutonic acquaintance of this place,
whose name we suppress, through feal
of being carved, not long ago received a
cerulian eye in combat. Being inform
cd by friend that the application of a
new beefsteak would be of service in
withdrawing the pain as well as restor-
ing the natural appearance, he resolved
to try the remedy. Being met by The
friend next morning, who inquiring. as
&c how the remedy had benefited lam,
tie reply was, $50 helup me, Moses,
put 'em on the wrong eye.-Shrerpor
Standard.
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O)41njC1 ogejcEns.

18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT-Judge
y Hon. Charles Mcvea District At
tOrney, John Il. LamOn. ii
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22

Sam Randall thinks he can again han
die the honors and perquisites of the
Speakership, by bulldozing the Southern
vote. He tried that game once, and
succeeded, but the probabilities arr that
he will be unable to do so a second time.
A more pestilent:: migrate, and sectional
partisan never sat in the Speakers chair,
and it certainly is to be hoped that he
will not again be permitted to assume
an authority he has hitherto so grossly
abused, on promises he is so ready to
falsify.-City Item.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22

A barefooted darkey, while 'hoeing
cotton one day, saw his toe under clod,
and thinking it mole's head, bit it and
hurt himself. After working with it a
while he got tired, sat his foot on a stump
and said: "Well, jes' pain away now,
I don't care a ding; your hurts yourself
wusin yer dus me-"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22

nONSTABLES- list Ward, Denis Mon
~ get; I'd, Wsfrick Bowman; Sd, p.
s. Hood; 4th, G. Cornelius; 9Th, J. S.
Redden; 9Th, Frsnk Kleinpcter; 18th,
Newton Rheaim; 9Th, Alex. Oliver; 9th,
Ewell Canty 10th, Henry Graham.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22

MAYOR, Leon Jastremski; Admins
wi traitor of Finance, Moliere LANCE !;
Administrator Of improvements, Robert
Aricer; Administrator Of Police and Cor
rection, 7. B. Hillen; Councilmen-- list
Ward, John J. Wax, William Garig,
r. P. Sanchez; Cd Ward, N. J, Williams,
Charles Week and Richard Burke; Au-
ditor and Secretary, George Henderson.
City Council meets on the first Monday
Of every month.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-22
; OI3YRIer eeua1 SESSIONS,

tTlAST BATON ROUGE--sSecOnd Mon
~ day Of March, third Monday Of juno
and first Monday of November East
Feliciana-T'liiM Monday Of May and
first Monday Of October. lberville-
Monday of January, fourth Monday Of
April and third Monday Of July. West
Baton Ronge-Sccond Monday Of April
and December. 20" ~ ss'i]'