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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

did our after experience prove our
judgment Incorrect. We began q
mental calculation yassto tho number
of people it would require to put
that meat away but became entan,
gled in the array Of our figures.
MAY your shadow never grow
less" Tom, and may you have on
" commenced your boy-hood in the
number of just such treats you will
give US In the future. .... .
Repairing to the stand again
there was read the Declaration OF
Independence and some other mat
ters attended to, when tho sweet
strains of the violin called the
. leasure seekers to the front, 'who
chased the 6ee:iug hours away with
flying feet until dinner was an
nounced. The long tables men
toned before were filled with all
good things that only wives, moth
ers, sisters and daughters know so
we'll how to prepare. 1t seemed to
be contest between them and tho
sterner members of their families a.
TO who should wear the honors of
the occasion and you know when
the ladies fully make up their
minds to do thing they are hard
to beat. A crowd Of hundreds did
merited aud ample justice 20 the
viands and We arc informed, that
after it had made q full and uncou-
ditional surrender there were meats
enough on hand to feed as many
more.
Dinner finished, the crowd wcnd
ed its way back to the platform and
again the lively notes of the violin
invited the devotees of Terpsichore
to her favorite pastime. Happily
did they crowd it upon the retreat
ing footsteps Of time, until the
long shadows trending towards the
east, warned the more staid and
sedate that age had better be a,
homo. 'r.'".:r" -.
| The young and beautiful were
loathe to be outdone and as nigh;
began to settle over the scene ar
impromptu illumination was devils
ed and the dance prolonged into
the wee sma hours.
| These ended a friendly and So
| cial reunion at Plnkeye long to bt
remembered. Tho verdict or al
pronounced it complete success.
May we be SO fortunate % &c
enjoy many more such delightful
meetings with our friends of Pine,
| Woods.
IFS perfect success in every de-
tail, peace, plenty and pleasure
score one, Mr.. Editor, for those
big hearted friends of Pink eye dis
trict. whose imaginations conceived
and whose energy carried out sc
successfully and so creditab!y az
enterprise of such grand proper
tons. P.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12
A 7. GASTRELL, ae
Bayou Sara, Louiaa

DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURE!
ments, Brides, Harness, Han
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Mach
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ro
Ware, Wagon and Carriage
Blacksmith's Materials, Etc,
TIN COPPER AND SHEET,
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebrat
"CHARTER OAK" ST.
Uric, Garrett Il Cottman, B
Il. Hall aud other plows, Al
Hoes,'Wood's Moving Mach
Hay Rakes, all of which l "
tee to sell lower than can be
elsewhere.
Changers and others will
their advantage to call and e
stock and prices before pucI
where.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

p,A conflict has taken place between
the Indians and state troops at Couch
River Texas. Troops persning the Indi-
ans at latest advices,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

DThe first bale of the present crop of
cotton reached Galveston, Texas, on the
1st inst, from Dewitt County. 1t is the
earliest on record.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

SA 5,000fne occurred at Mansfield,
La, on the 80 til ult.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

U@Houston, Texas, was treated to a
$4,000 fire on Wednesday last.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

&Q00A MONTH guaranteed. SIC a
lpcOOday at home made by the in
dustrions. Capital not required; we will
start you. Men, women, boys and girls
make money faster at work for us than
at anything else. The work is light and
pleasant, aud snch as anyone can go right
at. Those who are wise who see this
notice will send us their addresses at once
and see for themselves. Costly Onttits
and terms free. Now is the time. Those
already ut work are laying up large sums
;une2S'791y Augusta, Maine.
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BARBECUE AT "PINK-EYE."

''.' JACKSON, La, July 5, 1879.
EDITOR FELIClANA SENTINEL:
A bout three weeks since, your
correspondent received kind invi-
tation to be present at q little
gathering, to take place at what is
known as PiDk-eye Spring in the
neighborhood Of Concord Church
on the 18th Of July and he was fur
thcrmore gcrtly pursuaded, against
his owl will to add whatever ia
cteres: he could to the occasion, by
a little talk. At first we were un-
der the impression that it was to
be small affair between neieh-
bors for tho interchange of social
and friendly feelings. The morn.
ing Of the fourth broke bright,
clear and beautiful. The day god
whirled his fiery chariot above the
horizo on in regal splendor. as if de-
tcrmiued to assert his claim to the
throne OF the universe before the
storm king could marshal his bat
talions into line for opposition.
They met however just beyond tho
zenith. After a few discharges Of
his aerial artillery, the latter re-.
tired in confusion from the field
and the victor proudly rode down
to the western gate Of his royal
palace in peace.
Mounting q bran new Jcrsy,
which had never seen service before,
with it's shine as glittering as tho
day it left The chop. behind a pair
of spanking mules and with com
pany as jovial. merry and jolly as
ever cracked a joke. we HE'D away
for the spot, which has become his
toric through the "reminiscences o.
IS a'.te beNuns days.
A pleasant ride of about six miles
Brought us to our JOURNEYS end
nau oeen comp1Imeat1ng our
selves along the road, that we were
snuting the choicest blossom Of the
morning air, but wero now disap-
polnted in finding that others had
appropriated the earliest hours.
Dismounting arranging our tot .
let as we'll as possible with finger
tips. and slowing away the arms
we had brought to do battle with
the storm, we set out on an inspec-
ton Of the surroundings.
81 At the. very threshold of our
journey, we were met by q score OF
old time friends, playmates and
school-mates, who greeted Us wit h
smiling faces, hearty shakings and
pleasant welcomes.
The FIRST thing, that claimed our
attention was a beautiful arbor
we'll covered with foliage and neatly
and nicely 1oored with lumber from
the mill. sufficiently large to &C
commodate two full sets of dancers
with an arrangement on one side to
remind body" that something
more was to be done than dancing.
A few glances convinced US that
something more than neighbour
hood affair was on the tapis.
Continuing our peregrinations by a
road leading off from the arbor we
5000 came upon two long tables
apparently long enough to hold all
the rationo of an army. Just at
tho farther end was the roof of a
house resting upon the ground and
beyond thar coold be seen the smoke
from the pit.
Curiosity prompting us to look
into this strange structure, we were
greeted by the familiar. voices of
Green Rhodes and Randolph Mat.
tingly, who were presiding over a
barrel of lemonade and an other of
&C water with all the open-hearted
generosity of sitter.
At the head Of the pit we passed
the salutations OF the day with that
monument of good humor and kind.
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A. zABo , "a ;, q.
M E. r &C .HA " T TAI
PRINCIPAL STREET, il
ZABO

Bayou saa
Announces to the ciihEpss
F'eiiciana and neighboringa =
Counties, that he has alWN sSs
complete and seasonable s.% wv
and that he guarantees Yl
faction in fitting, and qaa I'm
and work. Charges reaso"''l
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The Crushed Serenaders.

Young Bilkins vert to scramble his girl on
Van Ness avenue The amateur orchestra, OF
which he is a member had hardly squelched
out the first two bars Of Come Where My Love
Lies Dreaming" when the secOnd-stOry win
dow went up and old Boggs, Amelia's father
stuck his head out and remarked
rs there no way of compromising this
thing?"
'What-w-what: gasped Bllkins
II say, can't we make some arrangement tC
get out of this matter How does 81 and an
old gas stove strike you?"
"Why-this-this is serenade," exclaimed
Bilkins.
Exactly; so | see. Now, suppose ! were
to stand the hcer and carfare all round
wouldn't YOU 90 out INTO the suburbs some
where and work off the rest OF it in front OF
some deaf and dumb asylum or other"
well, Pm bowed" calculated the crushed
lover.
Il should think you would be, hitched &c
the end of that big trombone. Don't point II
this way, for heavens sake; it might go off"
Come down here and say that, like aman,
reared the big drum, who was full of Budweis-
er and fury. You baldheadcd old pelican
come down."
"I-I-thinK we had bctter-better 70, as it
were bows" murmured the mortified l}ilkin.
and the disguised band walked sadly of, scorn
fully ignoring BOggss parting injunclions to
reform and lead better lives, after the thing
blew over
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THoS. E. MACKINLAY.

/ .ifOthtDS
| NTORTCi NC,E, SALE, OF real. ESTATE
vi Whereas george II. Rugg and Mary Louisa ag his
Wife of the county of Ia Sale and state of liinns by Tier
mortgage deed bearing date the eth day OF April H. 1865
which mortgage deed duly executed. acknowledged ana
delivered and Is recorded in the Records of La Sale county
and state of Illinois ~ Book o2 on page ~ IN te csoG
Office thereof did convey 10 the undersigned A. ~
Bruen, the following described premises, situated n the
county of La Sale and state of Illinois, viz Lets numbered
one three and four in block numbered twenty our III
states Addition 10 town city, of Ottawa HI 10 secure
the payment certain promssy for the sun of one
Thousand dollars given by the said c. H. Rugg Ia the sd A.
NJ Brcn. payable year after the date thereof WIN III
tcrest NJ the per annun payable ann
aly-sad note bearing even date with said mortgage;
And whereas provided and az eed that IN default OF
payment of said pronissory note above rnOhe o, .ne
interest thereon part or portion OF either ~ thc e
said interest shall become due that then the sad A.
Bren. his heirs and assigns for the purpose of paying
sell and dispose of said premises or any part thereof ana Al
right benefit and equity Of redemption Of said Gcorse II
signs therein NJ public au non AT me s9uth oor Oh nv
Court House in Ottawa La sale county, Illinois, for the
VILE NH p msl rE sy inc S s' GWEN Of the
time of such sale by advertisement ~ one 81 the cwspa
pers published in said county of La Sale and 10 make exc
and deliver 10 the purchaser or purchasers M suc sale
good and sufficient deed or deeds OF conveyance OF the
premises sold and OF the proceeds of such sac pay the
whole amount OF the principal or interest dne on ne san
promss0ry above described at said day o sale with all
attorneys fees advertising paid and costs OF
sale and pay the oyerpus or any To SAID party OF me nrs'
And whereas default has been made in the payment OF said
and the interest thereon since the first day OF A
Now therefore public is hereby given that in pur
suancc of the said mortgage and Of the powers therein con
tanned. !. A. NJ Brucm. will. Wednesday the fourth day
of June D. 1879 at the south door Of the County Court
House, in Ottawa. la Sale county, Illinois at the hour OF
and in said mortgage mentioned and all the right and squ
ty redemption of the said George H. RuT and Mary
public auction the highest bidder for cash. and wi" also
execute deliver the purchaser at such sale deeds for
e CONVEYANCE ir fee of the premises s3d uor,,ogc.
BY T. +. MACKINLAY his Attorney. mayo5w
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4 JtNsihesy tsDy,

One of the orange sellers Oh The Campus
Martius yesterday i0und u bad specimen among
his fruit and caiclessly tossed it away. II
struck an old woman in the eye, and she made
such fuss over :he accident that the man
gave her dozen good oranges to 90 ON hel
way in peace, She had scarcely left when &
sharp looking boy about twelve years of age
slid up to the fruitseller and said
Say, are you going to hit any more old wo
men today"
Why, no-not fl can help it, was the re
ply.
the lad I'll bring my mother down here ano
YOU may hit her in both eyes for half the or
anges YOU gave that other woman, and If that
isn't fair you can have shot at dad and me- =
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The Master Mule,

Tins morning Il couple Of miners were seated
on II bowlder alongside the road to Sutro, dis.
cussing the kicking powers of the mule. One
had lust returned from SutrO, and the other
was on the way there, and having met near
the rock they sat down for a talk.
Have YOU quit over there?' SAID the one
who was eastward bound.
Yes"
WHY"
Mules"
"'Fraid of 'em :''
You bet saw one yesterday alongside
an old boiler kickin' off the riyetheads one
bv one. Never missed one. was just going
on shift and, when saw that mule and heard
there was more of em inside, ! weakened and
threw up my job. I've got Il wife and three
children dependin' on me, and don't take
chances"
The worst mule ever saw said the other
was in Phoebe some years ago. 1t was one
owned One day it rubbed against some nails
sticking out of post and II turned square
around and drove those nails IN one by one
using a single blow of the hoof with the iron
shoe on for each nail II never missed lis
lick, and always Just drove 'em In TO the head
Then he saw a few tacks on the post a little
lower down, which were only half driven in
and he drove them IN, too, with light taps OF
the hoof, Just as gentle and easy a. could be
One day a man came along and set out can
eli nitrO-glycerine and giant powder. lIewant.
ed the mule to kick II and get killed. | saw
Inn about the corral with the can, and knew
what was up. At first ! was going to stop
him, but then | thought if my mule was any
kind of mule at all he could take care OF
himself So just watched. Well, the null,
saw the can, and walking up smelt of it, ano
then squared himself for the kick. The man
was sneaking of, and, just as the mule was go
ing to kick the can, he caught sight of the iel
Ter, and changed his position so that his tai
was toward the man. He lifted his tail jus
like he was taking aim, and let fly his RICH
hOof The can went flying through the All
and hit the man square in the rear just as h,
was gettin' over fence about hundred fee
away. The thing exploded, and | never saw
the man again But the next morning Pa
Holland came out in the Record and said tina
the town had been visited by a shower O
blood"
"Mules are immense when they git reused.
You bet''-F isyinia CITY (Iyer.) Chronicle
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An exchange tells of minister who while
conversing with a number of men one day was
shocked 10 hear terrible oath. He turned
and said in severe tone % the culprlt, " How
dare YOU swear so before me-" and was some
what surprised and sorter crushed like at the
ready response. How did know you wanted
to swear tirst?"
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A story is told in connection with the battle
of Shiloh, that Il German ciIlccr rushed up to
Gen Grant and said, "Sheneral, Schwartz
battery is took" well, sir" said Grant, you
spiked the guns before they were taken
Vat! schpike dem new guns: No, Sheneral
it would schpoil 'em." well. then, what did
you do?" do? w we went right IN and took
'em back again
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legal.

EINAI. SETTLEMENT NOTICE.-Es
Il TATE OF JAMES SMITH. DECEAsED.-Notice ls hereby
given To all persons interested said estate that the u
dengncd Executor of the last will and testament OF said
james Smith. deccasc will appear before the County Court
of the county Of Ia Sale and state Of Illinois at the County
Court House IN Ottawa In said county, On Monday the 18Th
day Ofune 1879 for the purpose rendering an account
Of s proceedings in the administration of said estate fol
the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10th day of May 1879.
JAMES T.. SMITH.
Executor.
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what are you looking for?' asked one of
the widow Bcdotts two daughters who were
entertaining their young fellows on the piazza
rather late at night last summer, who seemed
to be hunting for something around the front
yard. "The morning papers, answered the
widow The young men left.
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When the Confederate army was ON thu
shortest ratiOns, Gen. Lee demonstrated, one
day, with a straggler lor eating green perslm
mons, and asked him if he did not know they
were unfit for food. "I'm not eating them fol
food General" replied the man, "but for the
sake OF drawing my stomach up to fit my IA,
tiOns -
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Darwin acknowledged himself sold wheR
his little niece asked him, seriously, what cat
has that no other animal has. lie gave 1t up,
after mature uelbcration ana then the sly lit
tie puss answered, "Klttens."
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"Oh," said the afflicted wife, weeping over
his body, "he said he would take OF his Han
nes anyway, and, poor man, he little thought
how soon he would 90 to that place where nan
nels are never needed"
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BUDGET OF FUN.

When Mrs Sardinc gave birth to triplets
the other day, the old man remarked that she
was a regular "bahy mine"
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The Boston Past has discovered that the dill
ference between chignon of false hair and a
well-known deadly weapon ia iute back and
the other hOotjack.
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