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WON'T do. Flrst comes my trousscnu; then
c1nss Ss, nc happy hrideRroom's. II NC desto 4,
Whlteley will provide tho clergyman for ths In.
tefcat!nE ceremony, and prepnra ol,r Wedding
breakfast. Ills conscctionary-slop had not bccn
opened year before ho had orders for seven
bridc;cakcs tthy II Is one mans work 10 tlcto-
rase .aot tcse sentimental and idgessiblo monn.
hapncn to have ilnc chinn and weil-cunductcd
servants, Whltelcy will furnish M cntiru service
including ercrY dotatl, for tho modest sum OF
one gufnea per dozen porsont,-washines raid
service nfter usc, hacking, n'asl renos!ng il. IL
we aro stran0crs and RIgh Tor guests to this IN.
spItlDg feast Whetc love, not reason. flows, the
U. 7. Will send laalos md gentlemen Of nncx-
cept!on1abe deportmcnt dressed entirely BY him
pie will next ho asklnG WhitelcY 10 th!nk for
them. What IN Improvement this will make In
soma soeietyt
The Wedding ever. Wh!te!ey wtll buy our
notes to spcnl, ard ship oar iuggaee to the
Ella, NyI'itolcy has invented capital caso for
gil o1c's cancs ana umbrellas; unon sccIn9 Il
"wat u i IL" ' asked the I j. T. ~ pau irank con.
a1ttirg Of drarcrs to be opened as tu mn ord-
nary cheat Of drawers, Bo that one mny pack
things separately md know Just wherc to Ind
WhitclcJ led me to his latest novelty. the
wardrobe trunk" and therc found my idca
practically illustrated. It's no use having m
Idea 10 this nge.
While a.road VIC wrtto to Wbftelcy for apart
meats to be ready at certain date. We return
and drive at once to ot!r temporary abode. We
decide to keep house. Whtcley lntls The llo.lae,
Furnishes Il from attic to cellar, SELECTS thc
servants, docs our marketing, nnd sends conl
which is one aud tro ahtllings per ton below tho
market price, Hu doesn't TO our washing. but
hc Is the cauao Of washing In others. At
this moment Whttcley Is building model
laundry for three clover ladies who nrc to
nAnRge II themselves, and provo that lovely
wonl1u can make money us well as spenl It.
A rich rDlasion dies md leaves us d large for.
tune. WhtcleY clothcs us In deep mourning.
In due time VIC emerge from retirement and 70
to fancy balls. Whitetey furnishes our eos
tunes. We want to visit theatres a1d operas.
There IL tickc:.of1lrc ut Whitcler's. Ny hus.
t,ts neighbours torrttorv. lie goes Wtlcro glory
leads htm, and buys an nrmy-kit at haif.pricc.
Whitciey's uniform fits lin to perfection, and
almost rcconciles mo TO tho seraratton. l rc.
tire to thu solitude Of Paris; Whtelcy sells my
house and furniture Mt profit. 1 die. White
ley gets up tho neatcst sort OF funeral, bnrica
mo bcantlfultJ,-having bought capital lot
and prepared 9 tasteful tombstone -photo-
Eraphs the scene, mid sends proof to tny val
FAINT husbnl!d for approval. II tic dear fellow
ever rcGoyers frun tic blow OF my demsso md
long for a companion, who 50 well able as
Whiteley to provide the counterpart of TINT
burlcds AFRO you not lost in admiration At tho
bouDdtcss capacity Of this remarkable num-
the outgrowth Of tho nineteenth century,
an. What post ages did without Whitooy,
only tho Imagination OF q Victor Hugo can con-
ccIye.
, 1879-07-10

Thu Cob.leu Club on Willlnu, I.layd tsarElson.
Tho following resolution, written by hlr.
bright, has been adopted by tlu COMMITTEES
Of tho Cobdcn Club, II viii 10 engrossed
on yc'tum nnsl nrescntc4 10 tho late Mr..
William LLOYD GarElson's famtly: 1.-THE Com
mittce Of the Cot.dcn Club hayo heard Will.
deop rcgros OF tho death ot William Lloyu
Garrison, thu iriond Of tho negro. Ills life has
been devoted to the service Of Justice and frce-
dom. Tllu black nni OWES him lasting gratt-
.ulc, tur he mainly created liz conditions
which made negro slavery IN The United Htatca
ol Amertca Impossible al negro freeuoh, ges-
tnfr. The white man owes nn thanks for tic lcs-
son hc has ta.iglIt Tim that tile persistent abors
ot humble men III q righteous cause havo
nr3mtso Of sllccess. A great nation Will reckon
him ansong .slm nobless Of her tons, for ho led
the way to that frucdoNn which by her Constltu-
tton was intended to be-, and which IL NON, the
possession OF all her children. Tho Cumrnttteo
Of tue Catalen Club wish by this resolution to
place on record tho expression Of teIr reverence
for tho llfc, aud their SORROW for tlae death, Of
ono of tl'e most etnineut among tho honorary
members Of tho Ct4b.n
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OURS,


Egg-caters wero tile first oga.chewcrs.
Finc clothes do not make the mon until they
arc patd for.
Vhirlcd without end: The wa.exs OF Nlagars
Into Lake Ontario.
England may bc "mistrcss Of Tie Cs,'s but
she has never Jet been able 10 fairly muster the
HIS.
Does a stolen hen lay poachcd ogcsi-D,uoS-
I'm Chronicle Dunnol II you buy Il hen, docs
ahe lay bu7-lcd cggss-Boston Adyersiser.
A Boston child remarked, ntter gazing cur
ncstty ht Mnn who was bald, hut had heavy
whskers, Ills head was put on Upside down,
wasntitin
following heading IN It's police intelligence:
Suicide Of t'yo persons; statement Of tho ono
that survived"
The man that got drunk in the marble-yard
explained to the JudGu before whom ho was
taken that llc had beer on monumental bust,
ALBANY Ete"fng Joarna'.
A druggist, rccollccting the Latin compliment
to tho product Of tho vineyard, In vFno veritns,
has put up this inscription to tho credit Of bis
aoda-founsain: III sotld sauifas.
Hallway I'D tho hNl. l.-Grandpapa-"Dy
George. must stop and blow a bit, Tommy"
Tommr-"An right. Grnudpapa, 1've GOT
stone to put under your heel."-Punc1t.
An exchange hastcns to inform us that Queen
Victoria drinks her tea out uf sauccr. Glad to
hear It.; always supposed shc took I'm tho tcapok
a,,d drank out Of the "nose."-Aoms Seasint.
Il seems remarkable that nlco casy.cl,ais at
homn Is 80 much less comfortable to n1an than
the hard siln OF a tlry-goods box on a street.
corner with crowd Of loafcrs around.-Stenbe7a-
vile Ufs.oih
"papa, they don't hayo any stone in ireland,
do tt1eyf" nsked little Bank street boy tho
other day. "Ycs. my hoy; hut Why do you ask
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Gen. Grnnt Dctcrn1lnosl to Renlhtu Abroad
Anotllcr Taar,

w Df4nafch TO st. LoHis t5fn6s. ikmocra!.
letter received iron. Gen. Grant It Is eyIdout
that his change Of movements has been brought.
n6out b. tho ncrounts ho has received Of tho
ot!cious Intentions OF s0u7a Of the sHatrsduals
who fastsuea themselves upon P Ills Administra-
These samo parsies, he hns been Informed. In
tend to ohtriiilo themselves Upon the public BY
tcuuertng him a rcccption, nnd ngafnet which
he expresses tho greatest aversion. lilo has,
himself Until after tho. Republican nomination
is mndo for President than to submit to such nn
ANNOYANCE. llo states that, though he Inns
everywhere been received with the greatest con-
s!acfatlon, aul mora 50 than, he felt, as all OK
o!llela. no had right to expect. lu was OK.
tu but n m view Of N't 'hS suporsefyeenb!s, sss,
zcal OF so,nc parties, whose acquaintance had
no. s coaaase 10 them hG
remain abroal. 11o o1pccts that bis Australian
tour, a,ld possibly yoJage afong tho west coust
Of South Amarica, thu lsthmus. md Mexico,
will consume thu period between tho present
le expecta the excitement iucldens to n presi-
DENTAL nomfnatton viii be ovur. lie, however,
Is much grn,t1ed al tho tone OF the leading lte-
publican and Independent journalists Of tho
tlons Of theso people, is ha thinks a political
movement Inspired and operated By tuch III
Aucnccs toutl only bring the party into dtscre.lt
md throw tt on tue defensive; t'tas It waa lnI-
portant for the party to purge itself OF slrl
material rather than encourage it. The Cor
ritcral has not fnreot1eh tho knd offices Of Ii!s
real friends n,lu the atep which he has now taken
has icon as much out tf de'ertiice to thcni Us
a matter Of pcrsuuh relles to hiu,self. lie feels
that BY tllts course lio ran Ike tsiat dscriTuin
confidence md thoKU who hnyc betrayed him for
thclf oFn sclasn purposes.
, 1879-07-10

Huntington SaFci1i to LhHsxp us Ehurftr. .Jtiariu,
6enator Lamar ms rrtuTncd FROM atiAslsAtppI,
nm reports t!,at he va surprised at 1he TX
for the future. 1n thls regard he aays tho col-
ored peoplu arc boing excited to the highest
ptteh by the stories Of tho land Of mllk
and houcy they will find In Kansas. Recently
white lnau, carryin. q RID flag, marched
through ono section Ut lEc State, spreading Tho
report l1at lllr HoyeFnlncnt t,ad taken up tho
exodus aucsttun, null wuuld from this tlulu on
furnish al WHY wished To- " to kausas witn
arrival IN ,l.at promised lasill. Illu day mud
hour when the fEeo train would pass wefo au-
uDunceu, aud Ut tho tsMo hundreds OF colored
people swarmea along the limo Of the road
Tor miles, only tu bs informed by The railroad
olhcsals tlat there was uo treo tram.
, 1879-07-10

LOSDONS UNIVERSAL PRov1DER.
Whitc!ey never had a grandfather, nor evan n
fnthcr. In n bus,ncts scnse. Rom n York. .h,,o
l,o ,ras hro,,1n, ~, ~, h,. ,,as,.,s t,.ns ~
no was mousu' W o'' t's uos'e8 latn. ile
years after, young WhitcIcy worked on tue farm,
and then, feeling tho bent of hia ,ninn IN hc
connonciaI rp,I.r Than .o,;c,,,,,.a. w., " ~ ~
ss~".+sS .,' ',.,.. ~ s.a" Ss'sa.as' 'ao t&a
five years IN leading drapos's at Wakefield,
william Whitclcy'e aspirations outrrcw tin
couutry. Lonlon was lis ]ode.star. and Ia thc
-''0 s0NF~
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AN ITALIANS LUCKY DRINK.

NtkuAA tNE kIfstsj lfHH*cF1pTs
Four yclrs ago two young Itallana left Naples
for Caljfornjs, hoping to bot tor their fortunes.
They arrived within tho Golden Gale Will. lust
enough money to convey them to tho mines iu
tho interior. They were advised to GO to Dow
melville and seek work In tho Sierra Butts
Mine, where q largo forco WAS wanted. On
their touraeT ono fol! sick by the waTsido and
was taken In by q kinu,hcartcd farmer. The
other pushed ahead, and finally reached the end
OF his Journey In aafcty. liz failed to obtain
employment on the ground that hc neither un-
detstood mining or tho English language. After
receiving numerous robufTs he startod to return
to tho 1nwer country nga.u. At polnt betwcen
Loganvillu and Downleyllle, anl ten miles from
thu Inter pincc. ho bccaIno so wcarr. foossose,
and d!sheartencd tiat ho began to wish hlmsolf
back ~ sunni, Itnly oncc morc, among The vines
nnt olives. liz grew feycriah thinking oyor his
trlns a,l ttihulauons, md stnppeu at spring to
lave hts head aud Inolstcn his parchcl throat.
Cattle Ind becn that way q abort ttme before,
anil With their fec. stirred up lha liMoid Water
l.npll Il became thick with mud. Tic Italian
seaoDcd out tho basin IN onc side Of the
shallow spslnG md waited until thu de-
might sIakc Ills thirst slnl batho his brow, by
aIll by the watsr became clear as crystnl, ind he
stopped over TO quaH of It.. A. ha did SO All
astonishing siEht burst on hts vision. The bot
particles that giitcred III their watery bod.
With ali hts ignorance OF mtulng, he k,ew ho
had found gold. ilo scrapeA up q handful OF
s i ua a psess tS sa n TSs sa S r,ss
exc!tsdiy 10 a camp where liyc4l soniu OF his
countrYmcn, al.d offered " Clrg ltlu,n nn inter-
cat ln his find. lie told tue story Of his tiscoy-
cry. out they :, were s1cfedulous, saving TINT
and lost what WAS fund yrom bis pufse. Quo
OF tllen, however, who was moro kind hearted,
sympathtzed With tho stranger and vol.
, 1879-07-10
CURRENT GOSSIP.
CRCESu9.
L0ndon Spectator.
Ny 1Ilt1e Charlie Anid to me


CRTSuS.
London Spectator.
Ny little Charlie aaid to me
That he had lots OF riches.
slow much. old mani" ssld I. Said he,
"Two lasthfngs in my breechcs.
a silver fonrpcnce In my purse,
And one Ftcncll BIT Of money"
Then added {speskinG Of his nurse),
"T1as Etvea ac ny Nunuy;
4 lacky s3xpcnsa. father, too"
lie paused, "a though to measure
With those gray eyes what should do
On hearing Of such treasure.
With those gray eyes he looked 1T me,
Ere Ro resumed hts Fasley,
1t Was ns plaIn as A, u, @
lOr palmer, perhaps. to chnr1in),
That wclghty matters wero our cue--
We meant TO aift mud Try 'eHl.
And. Father" Charlie aald, t'afe You
As rich inan "a I amt"
And replted-thc whilc drew
Ny arm around his shoulder
"chaslie. I'm mt sn dch ns rou,
Decauso I'm ages older.''
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"-l! ~ ~
*-il!"
That's what tho public said over the failure Of
those Fourth OF July bal'oons to 70 up, ana
that's uhat our reporter, who lad been invited
to 70 along, said when darkness camo md he
found himself down among mortnls, instead Of
up among the cloudlcts.
It's mighty mem thing to disappoint re-
porter who has made up his mind 10 die for tho
cdi1lcation Of tho public. Our reporter accepts
no more Invitations at the sort. From this out
the public must depend on itself for dying
Scenes.
It was NIL nicely planned between the Pro-
fessor md tlie pcnciI-shover, and It seems too
bad to waste 90 much manuscript The follow
lag bulletins we're 10 be dropped from tho bal
loon to annae the farmers md villagers between
Detroit md Lake Huron:
~. We aro up In the balloon Take o tioru,'
which leit Detroit nt 3 o'clock p. N. The Pro-
fsasos has run mad, md IA afashinG around with
n which to prepare to 70 still higher up among
tia angels. Tell my children did think ot
Hcayun help mot"
now blowing down tho nuzzle Of wiclicr-bottIo
to sec II It Is loaded. Ho has extended my iease
ten minutes. atll very CALM. Tell my wife
that Ia this thrilling hour could distuctsy re-
member exactly what her new bonnet cost
The prospects, nre tcrrlblnI''
20. The Professor had lucid interval In
which hc recognized John Smith in corn-f!cld
below. John vas standing on one foot nnd kill
loon think could climb over tho altey-fenee
md get away: but alasl there is mono My
calulness SURPRISES, me. have mado up my
uninH to tlte game"
utes more We shall reach It, and then farewell
to alft THE Professor has tcsn alfuo.tg tlte
, 1879-07-10

F9oa Tor the body, Eila, 4 supplemented by
food i1r Tug mind. Mr. Whitcley. snp!oys
weekly. rllc young lai!es study French and
n,ustc at their own expense. Tho young mcu
frequently study French. German, aud short
hand. This hotel boaats OF q dramatic club,
which has a!rendy furnished one actor for tho
mcsropolitan stage, Il btuss band, drum and
ffe band, coirert troupe, ucaro minstrel
troupe, sacred harmonic soclety,-aIt Of which
gtvs pe!forl,n!,ces during tllq Jear. Then there
bali, scry valuable prizes being. awarded. Six
dahces come oil at tho Assembly Isootns every
winter. Nor are tho servants forgotten; Mr.
Whttc'ey gives them bail nlbo, anu tAu portcrs
sit down to an annual dlauncr.
Clever as tho Universal Proyadcr" IL, he
canlot occupy mote than ono place at q t,no;
consc4nenl!Y he Inns acquired tho art Of using
Tic brains OF others as a.lFcWlIy as lie uses his
own. The general Charge OF thu shops Is in
trusted to three EupcEtntcndents. It Ia the
special business OF TWO PERSONS to overlook tic
shops aud show-rOo1ns, whtfe Emu n1ote control
tho upper floors antl basement. There aru lorty
buyers, aiN! the earctakor lives on ths premises.
TO the Spring street Post O1llcc for The 80 let
lDra, with tho exception or such rs arc marked
s. rr!yate.h T!.eso 90 direct to Ms. Whlte,oy.
AZ lO:sD o'clock the filtv men have heconlp!sl-
se,s ID. Iii, Whi1clcy dictates uits sSu lettefss
latly. To deitYor tho purchases Of customers,
11u men. lAl horses, ntll seventy cngla arc need
ea. alr. Whiclry has {ar!n Of 10 acres ut
tinel.toy, soyen miles north of i.ondpn,, mhere
tonlrrs und employees; lD bulloeks, bU0 bhecp,
tUo ptge,. 1000 puuitrf, nntl 100 allcks urs tha
present limit Of tic live stock. Mr. WhitUlcy
i even butcher, fur he Kills four tltnes week.
ltse farm ia rrecnt acquisition, the provisions
shop not not bc'nE opened until aoout two ycara
To illustrate tue bouulless capacity OF "the
Universal rroylaer," let t,s SUPPOSE that am
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Gundamuk Correspondence LondYn 1fe1s,
Riding alpus oDa has good opportunity Of
studyIng the appearance Of the man who bus
occupied, ever since Hhcre Ali's light from ka.
bu]. such a prominent plare tu thu wa, Auees
, 1879-07-10

for their scryccs than anr OF then. now receive.
But tue idea That part of them can bc favored
al war Nth he!nao!A!aslss, OF moral balance Of
nature, nl,.l cau mover prevail.
The flmincs and starvation prices Of Asia, tho
hall-c!Yi,izatlon ot South America. and the
uruHuro to underse'l tho wages Of Europe nnd
the unltod elntes ns Boon as they uriso to Ger,
thln lcycl, thus placing natural limits RoInc~
where TO tho prosperity ot tllu most prosper
until something has been done 10 ro!su tbs
level Of tho prices TINT presnt. In the lowest
paid countries on the earth.
II this j. tEue,!t VIII establish tl.c TACT that
ttAt ttmo has iul!y arrived when political econ.
only must 6cgin with tAu Ilca that our country
Is world, aud OUR eouutryl!ca all mankind. A
sufficiently worldwide vew Of political ceou-
omy will cxpludo many Of the tallac'es and
| much OF tic bitterness tllAt prevails.
! NJ surpr1se should ever he felt or expressed
wl.cl wagcs nrc reduced or the length OF dAys'
works 10 Increased as lon- Ms more than 6nlf OF
mankind aFs Esttns 10 Gents day Or lcss.
! vhu uru nothing but the wurl'Ps natural! ugcnts
| Tor this yast thcarncss unn misery, 10 pay
! more tAan ll'o lowest Wngts, Or to attept less
| than tho most hours that l'reyail for days'
wurks.
The beat tl,at cut, ever be expcctcd Of them
Is that tcY will bc satisfied with their right to
huy !a the cheapest and sell In the dearest
J market.
Tu do this they must employ tho cheapcs.
lnbor they ean obtain, all use machinery VI Inst
| as the p1oKrrsa of mankind n,alsca that Musu
protttabse TO them thu lard lahor. Tlost WHO
nttttnpt tn DO much efficiently arc riskipg 'hcir
power TO remain CAPITALISTS.
Morc rea! lthczaltty. sympathy, and progress
toF mankind ut 1argb Dre rontaiIcd IN tlu fnct
that tut Most OF them will paY lllu lowest wages
a,Nt pr'ers posslbrl t1nu Fl, the few trelniugly
Bylnpatlaette capitalist Will utttInpt 10 exeuts
| ttg rrt!uc!lons nladr IN Wages by saving on thu
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.
The State of Louisiana-Parish of West
Nelici,na

The State of Lonisiana-Parish of West
Eeliciana.
Succession of JOSEPH ID. Smith, deceased
No. l6i PROBATE Court.
IN OBEDIENCE to and by virtue of a
L commission issued by the Hon. Pro-
bate Court oi West Feii.ian:,, and to nc
directed will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder. on my
PREMISES about six miles from the Court
uouse on
Wednesd,y June 25th, 1879,
ut tho hour of ten o'clock, n. n., of said
day, the following described property,
tO-wit:
The undivided two-ffths (2-5) of Ger
tain tract of land belonging to and de-
pending on the succession of Joseph ID.
Smith. deceased. situated i'll tho Parish
Of West Feliciana, and on the waters OF
Thompson's creek, containing four hun
,lred and forty y-eight acres (44S) more or
! less, bounded North 10y lalds formerly
owned by Tabor. East by Thompsons
| creek, and west Ivy Taber's creek.
Also the following described personal
property Lot of books, so goats and
| kids, lot of notes and book accounts,
| which will be exhibited on day of sale.
and % head Of horses, as shown 6y the
supplemental inventory on file in Clerks
| Office.
Terms of SaIe-Cash.
w. B. SMITH, Administrator.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
J, 6. WOOSTER, Clerk.

HAIL BAYOU SARA FIRE Co., No. /.
Bayou Sara La, May gid, 1879.
Your committee to whon was referred
the duty OF drafting resolutions express
s;ve of the fe liugs of this Company on
occasion of tie death of our late comrade
EdWin ~. WhitemGn, beg leave TO report ::
Whereas Divine Providence has been
pleased to remove from our midst most
worthy and esteemed member OF our Or
ranization. Ed,uin W. Vhitcmdn, and,
Whereas, by his death the community
has lost good citizen and our organiza-
tion an esteemed and worthy member,
Be it resolved, That we deeply @eplore
the death of our late comrnde Edrin W.
Uhitemnp. whose loss will ever be felt by
both the community in which lie was so
oodg member and bythis company who
can testify as to his true worth.
Be IL further Resolved, That the COM
rany wear the usual badge of mourning
Tor thirty days and that the Secretary
transmit q copy of these resolutions to
the bereaved family and copy to the
Feliciana SENTINEL.
T. NJ. MUMFoRD
u, 7. WHITE r,;tt..
JAS. A. WILLS N"n'Aoi''
iEAs. SPENCER.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
MAYOR. OFFICE, Bayou sara, La,
Nav II, 1879.

MAYOR. OFFICE, Bayou sara, La, (
May II, 1879.
At q special meeting of the Council
held to-day, the following members W ere
present. !. +. Irvine, Mayor; Aug Fis--
cher, Jas. \. Wells, S. Wsil, NJ. Alexan-
der.
Tho object of the meeting being for
the purpose Of contracting with the Fell
ciana SENTINEL TO publish the proceed
ings of the Council of the corporation for
the ensuing year, it was on motion
Resolved, That the Mayor he author
lied to contract with the Feliciana SEN
TiNEL to do the corporation printing for
tina ensuing year at the rate of s25 90 per
annum, which proposition was accepted
by the propri etors of said paper.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
J.F. IRVINE, Mayor.
J, 6. WOOSTER, Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
CEN N:rNANY COLLnGE.

The unprecedented good order among
the students for the past two sessions
and :he marked advancement in ti.ci,
studies. jnstities us in offering our Iusti-
tuition t" the patronage of the pubic
with increased confidence. The sons OF
"cSl ic;iciaua cannot do better than to
De c'luca1e, here.
Tuition in the College classes $685. :;
in Preparatory Department $500. for
sessic'. of ten months. Good boaruin
furnished as low as ten dollars re:
month.
c. G. ANDREWS, President.
Jack son, Louisiana
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24

t. The resignation of Secretary Nc :
Crery, to take effect in September, stirs
mp the usual amount of speculation as to
his successor. Both Pennsylvania aud
Illinois demand the place, Hartranft be-
ing the man from Pennsylvania and John
Logan from Illinois. The local organ of
the administration, however, SAYS the
selection viii be made from tue south,
but does not mention the name.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24
/, U NJ B L E

Iwould respectfully beg to call the at
te:tion Of the peoplc of West Feliclana
and adjacent parishes ofLa. and counties
of Mis-, that have constantly on hand,
at my SAW WILL, in Bayou Sara, a
large assortment of lumber, which / am
prepared to sell at the follow ing prices.
delivered at the mill, or at the w. +. r.
r. Depot.
Heart Cypress NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % So
HerclHntable Cypress 1900
Pcckcy Cypress. 10 90
Rough edge .12 so
Rough edge, in large quantities. 1000
Esy Terms for lumber positively cash
WILLIAM HOMERICH
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24

70 A Washington special says the
Senate Election Committee has notified
SpoHnri ard Kellogg to submit schea-
"Ie vi evidence and the names of the
witnesses they may desire to produce.
WHOM this is done the committee will de-
eide definitely whether they will pro-
ceed this session or postpone the bill
until neNt winter.
Feliciana sentinel., 1879-05-24

~ \ SD, jUJ u.. .,;un.... j.. ,...-..
insto, city on tue 2lSt. The fire was
not caused By the brands hurried at the
elevated heads of their colleagues by the
members OF Congress now in Session,
hnt by the hand ef the inceudiary il is
supposed.