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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17


Rr. Gbdrlss Stursts, unfsr tuhti9sr
uhrmaher unb Stwslier ertirit etsir
8rte cine surtrefFite 9pt son @anb.
urb 1aftsnubIcr, fpwic cine @snss an
btrtr @1ursn. bic CT nun GEM 9utt,tam
unb feintn 8unetn IN zen ttlIisaen
y:etfen dntisttt. 9itr. unGere 2eIer, III
eire quite @tlrsenteit etip1s lG0nts unb
ttlists III tsfcmmen, unb itr frlltet.
nsnn tbr r16 NirbcIm frrlnt, nttt
gerfstlcn. trt ism nrjurufcn. Sttn
Stcp tcFnbet fit ;riftrn Gifertutt's
Cru3Fc5r unb Srmtiufpn & gD's. grc.
esrs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
.Strltfttunah Der Srtts n>
prtic.

liz Eeatins 81. 81. &C., tlt iGr 9(p'
ri Circular In SstrcfT ter ScbItnprtile
ct.aITtr. GitlclSfn iinb in Gersleih ;u
ccr Edr; grciitR in Sprt Si&mrnb um
80 Cts. uns aus IN zen Ertsn llnsa ter
%init TN 10 tis l. gts. pr 9raaa Brrs
dtseicef.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
0Ubctr0tbet.

Nm 50hn I. N, eurh &tp. q. Clam.
el1. Mr. Sdmrs Smmrl nit MiB Oar,
rtett endcrls, teire ron Yenn 3wp.
Nm 2tn B. Dr., bur6 8sr. W. q.
8f9er. Mr. Scirv MiGrr unb Mib Nla9.
9tC S1rrNfr, trire ron @eutrc ,6lQ.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
e Ourt &rcelaniauOX.

SinhmaICu Ser Sbtb. Gbaries q. Nastr,
ron bfr Court Common 9lGdS pom 2stsn Sc.
riStIi6sn 9iitritt, tcltbrno aus ben GrnRtite
SSnae, Clinton Ane Slsarlitlo, unp htr St!b.
9cbn HtSeIs, HRe etr Sdttt. Sam. tTGnt,
aNretrte Hin:er N centre Counts, iSrs S1rs
idnr:ft htrauSaeatbeI, nit benz Datum sts
HrstmtevS, q. .. 1878, an mid esri6ttt,
nm cine 9rurt rou Sptr uno 3:rminU une
@txeraL G'rfdnanis Grlsbiaura unp rirrtsI>
iisrise Situna rs 5r:tSrntSGrides in
9tGslUuie, Jar cas- Gruntp Centre, ure fol-
i'm 4tsa Mcnta9 ntS Parat %rrll rtmlih
I'm 2Stcn Gage htS Grril, 1879, anfarecH
une ;rrti g8r6tn eaucrN. RnGriGt rire bic.
nit st9Cttr ium grgcncr, iu eCr 6ritrrnSrict.
Gru, ium SlhGrmIn une osn GonliabltTS hes
dsrGRnicn Gcuntits rrn Soitre, eaf ne eant
alo cpTt. aai 10 isT SprmihssS ete tSldsttn
ltksa, nil iersE 3Ctcres, 91auiliiicTtH uEe
Graminai.cnen NIB irren siSsntn SemrturS'
an ,u {, fdjsisfn baben, I'm eiCit SaGsn, NIL
che III i6rtn i,smtErn ecblItr, ~ ttrtinietn
une III osuitnilsu, rethe im Defa nanilIr ser
Centre Gcuuto flRe eSsr 1tln ptrcla ~ tTee"
bar. eisis 4lastu stStn Ns 81 futitE Wte tS
rCti III.
Gtatbtn uHttr mel,cr 6lGS, ia 9tA Arfrnh,
an ten 1ase res - I'm SABRE uL'trcs
Germ riuiauIene GttbnrSr; ure iistcu i,nc
Urur;t1, unb i'm tunrtrunSerittfn Sabre esT
unabtalsisftit Ger 9ertinidlfn StaatsR.
Scbn ,Socnslsr,
SS0;f.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Stsg. e. Srfc. Suttrr. 3st., maHte
uns frl9snre @tttpciturs .@cr einiOcr
3sit wurrt i'd aus Of. Tusuf q q
nias .elmbursrr 9rppfcn
Iufmsrff1m aemGtt. nno f1ne bisGelbsn
ais h1s bsitc @littst scgsn Ma9tn;fibsn.
Die 9ambur9cr 3rbSffR f;np
elmer a19smrinsn 8rrtrri.ung r:rbt9
unb wrrre tt IS mir anactesen frin laHrn,
btslrlten In meinsr 9emetree trtannt ~
mndel."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

SrSnt Sn1rr lirb ii6 rtn nsuCs Ger,
tttr an (rtp Sdus bauen. GS III rm
itbr ftt6nrS Slud Trbejt unb Nrttt 0N.
FIR tcQ @trftrNlrr, Nlr. 2Csc.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Ter SrfrbL tcG nruen Its ecn Ga,
rcnstars III SmIrB'S S6senmltlr aui.
sumstrn, warb hrn @eSm,ifsrn itsr.
rtt5t T1S Gttt aus, ais wrnn Der
@ss halt scmatt mrrten mlete.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

NdfaSmunasrCrtb III htr 1Eat tines
@annsS In NntiarI, wslhrr iCeer Bet,
tunn In fttnrm GruntS $1,000 tefdmrW.
tarilh pcrmatttc.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

s. u. @anSrmrr Rtu9 ttRtsn Rcn.
tl9 cine &OmmCr Stule az, wstte
iirmtih flrf teIu6t TT. @tr rInlt,n
itm Grfola,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Gtt ritfStr, erafiItcn, tnstpsuern
une cftlrruSrnesr SiQsa psrf6piubtn
ralt Srr Or. YiCret'5 "J'urgative Pei.
let's" tatflbrenNer StG@rnl. Or.
pierts's Nsmprnrbumtuher ilne Ia al
fen SIYcttsttn gratis III tastu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Or. 9. z. 3trbp wImlttticmit @l&-
rttt III artru Zip lrMc sommcribult
rGtRru @rUt1a ttrrp Sinfans uttmeN
Wirh.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

MIr. Gmerif's &tnc. in Sruftrl1tS
Tutid,:t, TlSrrnb rs Ft uGf rtm cbsre,
S6euerbocsn bsfInr, aus. une ref auf
ben Irrftbrrtn, wrbsi cs ii9 ben Arm
an swet @ilssn brad. Or. SiaibtlS
sat sdS Ninh unter lciner 9tbaRSluns,
unb es tefnpst idt ;tsmIih gut untrr
hGn llmfGneEa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

llu9CfIbr ;rrjtanocIt 61mitIcn fnb
etrlrs 6rltiItr prN @uds GcIntp n06
tsm @cfen atgansrp,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

2Gtr Grtirt.en cine 9rfal 8arts son
Nr. s. Is. Sprinasr, unlrrrm Frltertn
Sarhttr ron Wiqtetm, lestc S3U&r, tn
wsI&rr CT unS tsn0trtttiStc, cap sr srn
BRADFORD Sunt:ipn, 9tami Co., aaG
0SsttgSbur9. Turf &C.. Stic. ;ps.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

sdasRTrteicn unb Suctts @itFGen Sat
.,risesr TN GrnFe anseflnoen TN Stdbt>
tta. las 3i6fe miro Grpauet ietn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
o t0 t.
wunpertare Rurelt.

Safcr &. u. RudNct,, splGea. Mtn..
w1npte tlS ct. SutUbs Sst bst elmer
6r1u feiner gemeines an, trCIts Inrn
felt l6 JGbrcH an HhcnRdtiS.
nlmS lit uno bsttIISrris mar. Sa6,
benz fir bret Sage lang pas Gel esbrau&,
c, scnnte fir pitesr aufitsGsn.
.ecrr q. SdIit. 81 8rcpuir.. @ie.
9trn9 GitS, 9I., ir1r uber Z Sabre
nit 3fbe anna tiRmHS tebaftet Rnb cat.
te ihcu 0(le Meri;inru ctnc Grfcl1 ae.
brau6t. Cine ctnJl9e 1lafte ct. S1-
tcts Oil ruriTtt itn rc1fIEeis.
6srr @uhaS 81. !6ttImdnn, Rshdfttur
ess Ti.tebura ,,8epu5lifantr," littjwei
Jatre lang on rbcumdtifdbrn
ShMcr;cm Gae braCtit manHc 9ilt.
uutrr S.ullru ittaFps ;u. ;3wd Stat
iIken 81. 91trts Srl furirten i'm.
Sr1u SrcRl @a9tlmoun. So Sabre
alt. dus Ffr Stmiti, Gdntpn @r0du,
irst atcr in Hcteiter. q. D., aufisil,
bate iclfr rbcumatifcle S6,mcr=
gen in ben 1ciucU, rdf iis ntrt get.
en- fcnntr. 9I1h ern @rbrauGe rtnrr
1taftte q. 9lfcts Gel flbtte ;e ME
n-usttcrcn uNb tcHnte rieHtr Nntt llu.
fen.
.0err q. g. Surt. ggtittwatcr, @ist. {:
(-Gas ct. SatOtS zel Furirt &us. Gi.
trr n,s,ner ambsn tebauYtst, ts fsi cine
&Sttesierpans.
6.vr s. 3i1bart, @rtrs City, "a.
III fuyhtbar an NHcfenitbmer3en.
eine 6!al6s ,rIrirts itn.
SrdG @attnrine Zimmerman, 9arta-
Ter 81. s., manbtc oas Ct. S}atcbs Stt
nit GrfOla eesrn Ssine sldbipuIit unb
6eGdbtSrOie an. SO.
6r. .. Sein;. Srut6 ASams. .NaE.,
1hrcitt Oas %. Slicbs Del tbut bier
@uneer.
6r. 6enrs Scar, SItri0f, S9ic, tatts
fclGen Srhmsr3 tn esr iimffH S dull
ter, bag or I'D, nttt rRGren tcnrts.
Gas Ct. SltGbs Gel o'rtrIs tbn na4
;psi 3dssn.
Sr. Sran; 8ilfr, 81 5agtttc, 5nt.,
berihtst ron etnem Sale, 100 Gin Ndnn
70 Gtlrf an N6suinntismus lit, hap or
llI nlNuI bE1Ctykh LUHuLEs SttUt s>ghAhb
waren ssIbwc1sn un6 er litt unfiSlids
S6mer3en. 3wrlf StunSen mad @c'
brauh beS ct. SatObs Sel toareH aRe
S&merseu unb bic Gel4wala ssrfSpuR'
ben.
,6r. IScrr9 StGfer. RiGsrs6urs, o.,
5tteuInotts IN BENZ Slf
ten.
Or. 9enrs Stoud, 3eatStrc, ga,
81 sarti9er S bcuma tismus.
!6r. ST.. Nttt Cleveland, g.. Rbtu.
mo attemus i'm Seine: na1 bret.
ntaftsem etnns9msa pclldnbt9 tllrtrt.
Or. S. 8abber, GlsSslanb, Sbip, gro.
eeunb dnbdItcnbe g 6mer;.
duf benz 8d[Ien bes rt&ten
Suses: rad sweimattsem Gebrapdbe
icfCrt ate SHmer3en DerftrurbtN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Ter g8cttertisrt mar in l9tefer 2ah'
nc $ufanss Gprii.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Gs ia immer np4 3ett, ZEN Orudsr
IL te;aslea.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

gSir aertn, ed6 bic SraiaYatlss 8ane
uuFsstert fat ;u srifiren. SAaes.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Ter Se9eu@drti1c WelGdfttSufane
ecr TbiIareIrbta N 8taNIns Gtfntatr
iru Gin pcrtrt(Hittr vip.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
,,Cnfei 60si.'
Ttut btuifG 4anirritaEiitt
SSiMllifrirt Su9cmoicb TT.

GrIts;nt RDnatlidb. %gsiS $3.50 per
Satr im Grr1us.
sa.5d,teata ;ItIunlenicsra>
sttcn ttItr Rtai6rG, eurrsMesn Sfiisrn aus
Raturgunb unb 6eIbiHir, Nir6cu, EabtIn,
RlibId unb bribIitttsn'S SpitIipinfsI, 70
ris quite 9Qulratrntn, werern iuwpbl Der
reiftrsn S&uIiusenb. ais auG cen ,,6er,>
tIautGR"siHe Sule hes SiOfes Sur Inter
rrbaItune uab CIsbruns brinesI-Tis Nt~
!Ssilurs I iir bic ,StrstIds6su'' itrh uHirr
rer frrjlrQm 9eitans Der ribmItff bsEaaritr
&inSrrsiIiueriu. Grau 4iStd @I0etrrII.
8u btjiCbtn bur6 aQs Su4hsueIRassn sseT
rurS ben 5srauSsster
Ga Tfr tnsc Rilw1utts, @is.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

liz [brcrf Nrtrtts;eit bsS G1rmcrs
rait Etrln.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
sSiliDu Oedb.NfafSbincm e
Nu hentifit Tarmer. @artner nnS Wnaer !.

aa oentide ssarmer @artner nnS 8uaer
Sn "a Nten SutsHbtG n:nten s on GH0asnen SR
S6tlatslptia Hep gpr seIesenen e Of etfeHte
TGrmlGnD ;u Scdufn -, -, -
gs ad e&sfCprt baur b ansaaf u ssH SHe
Der 8ef In iltlt6n Raen 3abltar. (. $50 - M.
Das eGnb M Sessne antau Q8n 8SsSn Wl9Orn VF0s
Srouttn uut SobR - - -. =
l gase bN.tt bsat&s GUlpnie psas &6' UNI
g3enhau hbt.
g bsannen Helm an fnb lest rCkGbsnS Seetr nns S
mlG runftsinnb lbf unonnt Die 9t9tn lsor
cine brr tIbenSGn uni h6nfn @eren Stnan User nur m
6drn> 8enbua bic tsl Bat G3 nbr u laaen lam
uf Grfpc rnen Die ube pbabpba unb Rem gcrf 1
Srcban, DIT No. oafneemen bic s t0S@s
raten unb fcbueneen @bioB
sanse l 1900 eatDe 9madttn NIT easn sH
Rtren unS @huen mIReruRt f bltenb GabrtFaD n 2o
Ginprtrern te Hart te Ee eane
taelne Der GOsrst8Rn Surnen ""
g3ensGren sat. s5e.. ---.5
Trm:n bis.1OO M6crsRSSsrFGnfcn.
-. CHARLES SC. SaaSis,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Rvparaturtr werStn ltntG uNe aaf bic teitt
Trt settan Risiae 9rsiGs. Der unier;sih-
ncts erluSt bic sefalIise SInbfGaii bes PUB
IitGms.
g. 81. 9taraie.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

Der ctrrte Gulf tant bttlcs 9lbr ouf
ctnen 6rcitdn
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

&neEabf ScbS G'tn in Eftt
Fnb ubsitt u Sunb Srtgrttsn I'm n stsI fc
buBf Trtn terufensu SHr tGccR a rsG
9Sciter, go.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18
The Boy With the BandbOx'
detroit Free Press.1

Yesterday forenoon as the coun-
try people who had brought in pro-
duce to sell in the market were
about ready to start for home a boy
appeared at the lower end of the
Central Market with blue band
box under his arm. Among the
vehicles was one-horse wagon be-
longing TO an old woman who had
just sold four bags of onions, and
was ready to drive home. The boy
approached her in an honest,
straightforward manner and re-
marked
"Well, auntie, here is that bon
net. atlsss"
- bouees g ehc ;psn.-ee
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18
GO0DW YN'S
EUREKA YEAST POWDER,
MANUFACTURED IN
NEW ORLEANS, Id.

It is regarded by many experienced
housekeepers as not only good, but the
very best thing of the kind they have
ever tried Only give this
HOME PRODUCTION
a fair trial, and you will hardly fail to
patronize it.
1t is pure, excellent and healthfal
preparation, and is SO pronounced by
Drs. VIM. q. Austin, G. j. Bickham and
J. j. Lyons, of New Orleans. who have
examined the recipe for making it.
To THE LADY OF THE HOUSEHOLD
As it is the special province of house
keepers, practically, TO test articles in
the culinary line, and TO judge OF Their
merits, your attention is respe ctfully IN
vited to the EUREKA YEAST POW.
DER.
All of the leading family grocers OF
New Orleans deal in in it.
P. NJ. GOODWIN, Manufacturer,
1872 Terpsichore Street,
New Orleans, La
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18

fruit to entail this disease upon the
city, the parishes will be governed
by the first law of nature and take
care of themselves. So she can
decide between her loves, and
either quarantine Cuba or be quar-
antined against by the parishes.
The Teller Committee, which is
here investigating alleged out
RACES, holds its sessions regularly
every day, and is doing some heavy
log rolling in the interest OF the
bloody shirt fraternity. The com
mittee is composed of three Re
publicans and two Democrats, go
the Republicans have things all
their own way-and are making
good use of it, too. But the out
rage business has about played
out, and their game will hardly
work in the Presidential campaign
Of 1880.
A party of capitalists, manufac-
turers, journalists, scientists, etc,
in all about a hundred persons,
from Chicago, composing what is
known as the American Industrial
Deputation to Mexico, spent two
or three days in this city and left
for Mexico Thursday morning.
The theaters are all open, the
photograph on exhibition, at one
place and the celebrated Engle
Clock in another, which, together
with the various shows and organ
grinders laments, makes up
world of wonder for We country
man.-ED.
P. S.-Tbe rruant editor having
failed to make the rounds and have
a look at all the pretty things dis
played in shop windows and show
cases will remain in New Orleans
one week longer, when the readers
may expect his return, filed brim
full with the sights and pleasures
of city experience.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18
Chr agvorll
FOR 1919.


On the lst Of May, 1876, tbs o.
ship and control of The woRIp 80,
into the hands of the undersion.S 4.
der whose absolute and untrsnr,'s,
direction THE WORLD has ever ~ I
manned and now remains.
During the whole OF this lin. \.
WORLD has labored patiently sad g.
veringly for the Accomplishment i s,
great objects in politics Of psnlno,a !
.srest 10 the Southern people
l. The restoration Of locS, selcr,
eminent at the South.
2. A real reform Of the Civil Srrv;s.
in such wise as to destroy the oslSn
machines under the operation Il IN;
it has come to pass that the pecul> =
taxed to support political psrtl4 ~.
as political parties have no cthsr rlu1r
OF being except to lessen the burd.s I
government.
The first Of these objects has bsea b,
umphautly accomplished. Al irttn
gent Northern men now admit anf
! paris of the cOnntry We're As despls l.
terss,ed as the Sonth in seeing 1 "
A corrupt and -DemosrafE aorsp
nhent in the south was . permanens vi
to the ascendaucy OF tros Ape1o.
| principles in the Federal Gows1ns,
and therefor. to the peace and hsos 1
the whole people.
The secoi.d political object n MI
i Tax WORLD contends still renxu i i
| iuily adhered The actual sd1inxn
ton began it's career With exo1r'
promises in iris dirscticn Of xAlrh n
sufficient 10 say that they have hzs :
] yet only IN part redeemed. TRx Won
for lis part viii resolutely sapsoa -
honest effort to redeem these yses-
fully, by whomsoeser made. asd I'll
as reSolutely denouncs every chrv
thrown in tho way Of ledeeinisx ~,
from Whatever quartet.
1t seems 10 the undersigned eainrl
IL proper that he should ass n =
operation OF the best men Ct III S<1
with The WoxLD in us Effort, to ~
ont the policy here oathasd u '
iieves TIE WoRLp to he = rafa %.
Southern citizens aud Deal sfst =
recommend Ia Southern readers >
influence worthy and inipor'as' :
brought to bear With constantly lixss
ing power upon the conduct q ':'a
tionil affairs. in the iaterrss d iTu'' |
Justice aud of hamsny xc'cak or Z
pie of al sections.
II is my desire t. Keep Tss 6'E' !.
a living relation with tas otst ia'' =
of The south, to the end thss 'nr =
ideas. wishes and feelings Of w "a !.
ern people may be clearly ma =
made known TO the North, tne ~ = Z
the West. Aiken private AID = Z
lie affairs, the misunderstanding = !. .
by one another lies at the ~ I
much evil that the word Itssi' ~ . =
to be a synonym with guaTsing :.
strife. 1t was wise saying 2 q
Elgin, at the time Of one d oui 81 81, Z.
disputes with Great Britain a.
intelligent gentlemen alone on ~
tine Atlantic with plenafy poSn.s :
adjust the whole matter hona'
an hour. s..hf
THE WOMB simply asks - ~ x =,
the South to aid it in bringing d Z,
complete meeting Of MINIS o y ~!
lilo questions between tns ~
citizens of all parts OF the vrsn ~;
WILLIAM HENRY huh'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18

The press is teeming with ac-
counts of many remarkable things
which are we'll calculated to test
our credulity. The last wonder is
Mrs. Holmes, of Lebanon, Illinois,
who is reported to have slept from
November Oath to midnight Christ
mas eve, when she awoke in ap-
rarently good health, eat there
hearty meals during the next day,
and went to sleep again at mid
night and was still sleeping on the
18th. She was as unconscious OF
the loss Of time as Rip Van Wrinkle
was, and stated that she had been
dreaming very pleasant dreames
during her nap.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18


The New York Star tells story
of Seizure of 1850 cases of SNUG
gled cigars, made by the custom
officers in the top floor of tene-
ment house in that city. They eff
fected their purpose through great
tribulations. Three women fought
them like tigers every inch of the
way up the stairs. At last, when
it became evident that they must
yield their possessions, one franti-
cally grabbed bundle containing
one hundred and fifty cigars, and
quickly thrust them under her
petticoat, at the same time daring
the officers to touch them. She
cams off victorious. for the law will
not allow the searching of a woman
except by woman inspectress.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-01-18
aWbv YES. the one YOU ordered


"Why, yes; the one you ordered
OF the store a week ago. You'll
look so purity in it thatthe old man
won't know you. It's all paid for
all right, and now I'll set it down
right here by your feet. Tra-la,
auntie.
That old woman knew the boy
was making a mistake in leaving a
bonnet with her, but after the first
words of surprise she made no sign
She reasoned that it wasn't her
business TO correct mistakes, aud
as soon as the boy had retired, she
picked up the lines and drove up
Randolph street, every moment
expecting to hear the mistaken
boy calling after her, and every
moment hurrying the old nag as
fast as he could 60. After reach
ing the corner of Gratiot avenue
and Brush street, she felt that the
boy could not overtake her, and it
was only natural that she shonld
have lively curiosity to see what
sort of bonnet it was. If plain
black, it would suit her to q dot.
If gorgeous, it would do for her
daughter. The horse was refined
up to the curb and the diver care
/ fully united the string fastening
the box and lifted the cover. A
syaller" cat of nonstrous size, feel
ing that be had been abused and
insulted, and his eyes giaring with
hate and contempt, came out OF the
box like bullet.
People who happened to be in
that neighborbood we're treated to
a curious spectacle. With one wild,
unearthly yell an old woman was
seen to pitch backwards over the
seat and then sail for the ground
by the shor est route. While she
was clawing around with her head
in a SNOW bank, the cat, seeing hei
out of the way, made a spring from
the seat to the horses back and
began a series of performances
never known or dreamed of by thai
old equine, and the way that horse
gathered his legs under him and
scattered the old wagon for half d
block was wicked to see. The wo
man, dug out OF the snow by 1
} considerate bystander, stood OF
the walk and endeavored to ex
plain. A man in the crowd picked
up wagon-wheel and endeavoreG
to remark that the whole outfi
; wasn't worth scraping together
and some one in the crowd solemn
ly observed
elf honesty amt the best policy
then l don't want a cent?
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Parish Court-Parish Of Grant-State
of Louisiana.-No. %.
Mrs. Pernisia s. Satcher vs.. Albert q
Satcher, her husband.

BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of
Fl ia. issued and to me directed, in the
above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and viii offer for sale, at
public auction. in front of the court
house door, in the town of Colfax,
Louisiana, between the hours prescribed
by law, on.
SATURDAY, February LIST. 1879,
The following described property, seized
as the property Of the defendant, to-wit;
One yoke Of oxen, one wagon, two
horses, two plows, 6fteen head OF hogs
three head of cattle, one hundred aud
twenty barrels of corn.
Terms cash, with benefit of appraise.
uent. HENRY JETER,
--o = s.ls-.G
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Gov. Hampton fully realized his
danger a fortnight ago. 1t is said,
indeed, that at Que time he ex-
pressed himself as not only pre-
pared for fatal termination of his
case, bu. as willing for it, and that
not until he was induced by the
concern of his family and by an
affectionate regard for them, to OPP
pose some degree of mental resist
ance to his disease, was there ever
any sincere hope entertained of his
final recovery. At any rate, he has
steadily and. rapidly improved
since the day when he first ex-
pressed the belief that he had
turned the corner" and would
get well.
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MOTT ICE.
Succession Of Harry Hall-No. 8.

Whereas Howard Mcknight has made
application to this court to be appointed
administrator of the succession OF Harry
Hall, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all whom it doth or may concern to
show cause in ten days from the date
hereof, why the said should not bt
granted.
:, illness the Honorable A. V. Raglan
Parish Judge, this the 18th day OF Jan
uary, le79.
janls-3t. Deputy Clerk.
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Senator Bruce, (colored) of Mis-
sissippi, being rendered place on
the Blaine committee, respectfully
gives expression to his sentiments
in a striking and truthful manner
which ought to be wisely consid-
cred by those partisans who are
attempting to bring about strife
and discord among the people of
the South. In declining, he said :
81 really do not see bow the least
good can result from the proposed
investigation. Perhaps there were
some frauds. 1t would be strange
If there had not been; but his peo-
pie have just made the second
largest crop of cotton ever grown
in the South, and that circumstance
furnished ample proof to his mind
that they were quite as prosperous
as the laboring classes North. This
being the case, the colored people
ought not to be stirred up by po
litical excitement, which could dc
no good, and might do harm b!
arousiDg anew the feelings of dis
like which were dying out with thu
prosperity of the New South"