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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-07

in Asiatic as we'll rs European Russia,
and the burning of Irkutsk, the second
city of Siberia, and more important
commercially than even tho government
capital, Omsk, is either lamentable
accident or frightful crime. A few
years ago the ill-fated city suffered as
sorely by water as il has Just done by
fire. In the winter of 1901 the river
which flows through il suddenly burst
its banks and piled up so vast n quantity
OF noating ice in the narrow part of the
channel Just below the town us to COM
pletely block its course and menace the
whole town with inundation. A gallant
attempt was made by the soldiers of the
garrison, at the imminent risk of their
own lives to cut passage through tie
ice dam and let of the water, but the
time was too short. About three in the
morning dcafcning roar announced
that the torrent had broken loose. Two
thirds of the town was submerged and
many lives lost, while the damage done
10 property amounted to several mil
lions ofdollars.
The Krupp gun works of Germany are
of immense dimensions. One of the cs-
Establishments employs $500 workmcn
ANU ''UlililE 30 btililH HilAl fhElu'Hs
which, combined. have ITO, 900 horse
power, and operate sevcnty-sevcn trip
hammers, varying in weight from 900 to
100 900 pounds each. Since 1877. 1900
cannon have been turned out; 800 are
made on an average every month. Daily
5000 tons of coal and coke are consumed,
and 81 900 gas Jets are in use. A railroad
track, with twenty. four locomotives and
700 trucks, is in operation within the
works and between them and the rail
way station. The establishment has
wenty four telegraph station, und eight
rcungincs for protection against con
I. grafton. In the mines connected with
these works there are $500 workmcn.
Iron ore the company gets from is own
lands in the north of Spain To thn extent
of 100000 tons annually, which five
steamers that it owns convey to the fac
tories. The company has built 3,21-
tenements for its employees. in which
l6 200 persons live. The grain used in
the bakeries that supply these people
with bread is bought by agents of the
company in large quantities, chiefly in
Odessa, the Russian grain. port. Four
common schools and An industrial school
for girls and women provide the Gle
mcntay instruction needed hy this city
OF factory hands.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-07

" No possponement on account Of the
wether.n Is the way agricultural fairs
put II when the big sheep falls 70 be
present at the appointed tiEae,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-07

Fires appear to be the order of the da6
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-07

Almost every day some strayling is
pick up by the New York police and con-
signed for temporary shelter to the
motherly arms of Matron Webb, Mt po-
lice headquarters. And almost "a often
rs waif is rescued from the street it is
reclaimed by parent, brother, sister,
relative or friend. So rare il IL that n
lost child j. Il sought for that when 1t
occurs the matron is mt loss how 10 dis.
pose of the charge. Occasionally child
is found whose appearance indicates its
descent from wealthy and refined people.
In such instances, while it receives the
same care and attention as other waits.
extra effort is made to discover those TO
whom it belongs. Advertisements are
put in the papers, and every conceivable
method Is taken advantage Of to expose
the fact that n child awaits its natural
protectors. This failing, the lost one.
like all others, goes to a charitable insti-
tuition.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-07

IV'tFI'U sNVNhIIIHs
The Ogden Utah) Freeman says that
during Jay Gould's recent trip in the
West band of desperate train robbers
posted themselves along the unguarded
plains on the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad with the idea Of catching him
rs he passed through to Ogden. The
robbers proposed to take him into the
British possessions and there keep him
until he should pay an immense ransom.
Gould heard of the plot, literally re-
warded his informant, and made his
escape.
, 1879-07-09

NAVIGATION NOTES.
Tie tug Ifager,nan is expected from AIilwau-
kcc with the acbr Waterfowl, reported yester-
day as In = leaking condition.
Capt. Eph Wilson has taken command Of tho
tug Triad, md Capt. 1Iouk Of tic Harrison,
the Inter having bccu releaacd from hor legal
Tic tag Mary McLane Is In Burns' drytlock
receiving d ncw wheel, allJ tho tug labeock uocs
into the sa,nd ho1cs to hAYc her shaft straight.
encll, and fur olbcr repairs.
Capt. Charles Mcintosh. Of the strnr 8ncboy-
gan, who has been quite III for seycrnl days, iB
cGnya1esclug nud Will soon be at t,ts post again.
Capt. Quinn, tho uoted submarine diver, Of
Detroit, las been In the city for several days,
lnyips bcpn called hlthcr to attend tle funeral
Of friend.
The tanbusk was taken out Of tho schr Bates,
at Mauttuwoc, a1d she Was piaced In dry-dops
yestcrdnY for repairs, according to tho ropurt Ut
Capt. Jonas Richards, who arrived from tl,at
plnce yesterday.
Vessel movements wcrc very light agatu yes.
terday. During tue twcuty.fUur hours ending
at o'clock Inst evening twenty 6clMloMerk ul.tl
teu BteaulGrs arrived u1iu twenty selIooncrs
mtlL niue steamers departed.
Moro dredging WIS t0nc around the scllr
t1ntd1lcr Yesterday, anil, With favorable winA
uult sea- II was expected ti,at she wnuf drop oil
Into sha clianuct r,.ads for Ier, nnd she could
then llc tawusI ofr lnt3 deep wuter.
Miller nrus. hasu raised tllo suukcu hulks of
The old schrs Raleigh nN Pilgrim, lying ut their
ahIY-yartls on thu North Brunch, aud thry will
bo towcd out on tbs iako seysral Miles. and
sunk.
, 1879-07-09
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN.


The new Sixth Presbyterian Church Is ho,ne
crccscd at tho coraer OF V,ncennes and Oak ay-
en4cs. Yesterday aftUrnoon In the presence OF
Sumo 400 or 600 people thu coricr-stone was lad
The history Of this Presbyterian body has bocn
DISTINGUISHED by almost continuous prosperity,
III !otEt On tt1u 9th Of May Of that ycar, tho
church was organized with but forty.ouo mem.
bcss. IN 1879 tho little brick cllapel ad.
Joining the ue~ structure was erected,
An1 during their career In It thcy
have swel!cd their membership TO 4e7, thus ne
ccssitatlng tho building Ut q lureer STRUCTURE.
With Presbyterian .coHmon ecnse they first OBJ
tafned the 1noney-alt subscflnttuns- their
new house OK woSsIip @ before putting ono stoto
enter theIr church in November, when It is said
it will be ready for occupancy, without q ioIIur
ofIebt. Its cost will bc $io, mud, Judging IRON
3hs asssns, A. Il: Tl y 10 soesttsi,t'a1 et!lse.
aud t.s scattng capaclty s:0 On tile tsat aoor.
No galleries will bu built III, but t1la Church viii
bu constructed tlal lhry easi e eracted wl,ull-
ever NECESSARY, Lethout stons Will bs thu nlate-
tial md tic trimmings will DO III Columbia
StOne.
Il.s exesciaes were very simple. They wcro
OPENED BY an Rntham auuR by lle church choir,
niler which tln pastor. the nsv. lle.ry I. Miller,
followed, when ths 1astor delivered orIes aA-
dress in which h1 referrtu to tic cAHreha
career, Then tho cornerstone WIS laid, UNDER
neath whici, nero ticpuslted tt9 foliuwtng artl.
rlas: A copy ot tho Blblu, copY Of Gospel
l1ma NJ. i, The Two l4anuals with tue names u
those who Lave united eiuca thu last was issued,
history OF thu church. q list of the prescnt Of
tlccrs Of thu church, tlla officers ot the Young
Teopte'a Untou, the officers OF tho Sunday
School aud Mission societies, copiea
Of tie l,4erlor, tho E,9.x,e!iss, and
Tho L,.tcr.tIt o,tal +lohtA'H, Wednesday,
evening praysE-lnccttng top!ea, Young Peoples
nrAyer.meet!ns topics, ealt!ng'hst for New
YEARS., lt1u, programme Of tordayfs SERVICES,
subscriptlo,l-lEst tn Tie new church, cuptes Of
TAa DAILY TRIBUNE, tile 1iHss, uul the Inter
Oce4,. After tile stono had been properly set
au addreaA wus uade by. !hc Rev. William NJ.
terlaa SEMINARY. lhe choir sang thu hymn,
"Oh, where aro' the Kings aud Empires uowa"
etc., aud, With Qoxoiogy und benedictlop, the
, 1879-07-09
How soti Grosn Tsecasnp = Eish-Culturfst.
L4stkf 70 Ctnctnnasl EaQutrsr.

LAIR 10 C1HctHn1&! EHqAftf.
Among TIC Interesting men VI Rochester Ia
Seth aEtcn, the patron Of Gsa-culturc in Amer
tca. lie Ia broad d-shouldcrcd man, With
aQua.e, seatnanlika face. rcddc,lrd by tho sun
aud good living. Ht has hne white beard
flowing over his chest, and he generally wears a
sort ol brown velvet sacque and drives a gotd
horse. lie ID worth shout 81, ,000, accumulated
as tlsilur.nsn.
Issid 10 lin In tho fcw m!nutes' conversation
VIC had: " Mr. Greou, what put you In tia no.
tton ot hRtcling hsh ul.l rcstockinKtour streams ~
y nslled Like o4tatIo,." hs ssid. !" for about
anI 1UO haEds bcioro 1 rna done. 1 kept
tlsh.mark rket III Rochester, and supplied white
tish, sal,non, trout, pckcrol, etc, I'll over the
country. l was govd 1iuo.ishetnAl. AMI
went up tho alrpan.s leading lato tie lako 10 got
erook,trout, salmon. and other gamo tlsh. 0ne
day when UP tue stream saw a Ane female sal
mon, Weighing nb0ut six pounds, cone up, at-
topdct BY hcr mate and thrps or four other Gsb.
bad tilo 10 jump bchInu tree xuu take an
observation, and theEa saw ths salmon bsgin
With her tail. After scooptug awhile shs would
70 Oh cnquetttshly and then come back, aad The
other flsh scened to hclp hcr. 1t occurred 10
INC that sue Wa putting her spawn down there
beyond The reach OF other kinds Of fish. Thrre
- nothing in The world 80 delightful. 70 brook
trout - 10 defo4r ealulou.spawn.
"You know how Satmon multiply. TUT tlo
spawn out Ut sight an.t II will multiply uto lit
tts salEnop lct It lte IN the water a'd the trout
will cat It. ! beeame " interested lu that tucl.
made mysslt kiud IT scat there a1nong the
boughs, Mhere could look dorm ln the clear
water Ut the operations ot those dab to protect
their sFaWn: ! mAds up my m!nd hcn that, X
ever got littla tAoTe money thsn would Keep
inc. would 70 1t ash.cu!sura. 1t bud been bs-
gun iu England. mud pegsp to read on II. As
soon ~ 4al el,3O0 year mors Income than
my uscssAltiea ! went II this ash business, and
, 1879-07-09

sehe O. N. Bond. Marquette. light.
Rchr :Iamcs Garrett. Maniatce. iivh,.
sehr Westehestet. Muskegnn, light.
schf Onward, :Mania.eo, light.
schF Yankee lilxde. Mnake9nn. light.
sehr William enlth. Routh Haven. light.
Sthr F0nr f1rathers. MAnfatce, ii1hL
ktop Te"p... o"%s ,i Wlto SH0i iisi snods'+. .e'
Hc!1r Ethan Allen. M0nomtret. light.
!.eop Starncea. HuiIAio, annslytcs.
seSr int1 I"yg apbs ki"ston ,sndre'
Srnf Trinidad. Mansstec, lichs.
schr Chandler !. Wells. buffalo. grain,
Hchr Planet. Menoninee. light
Schr Robert Hewlett, Mnnisiee. light
schr I. H.. Maatcn, DutfaIo, grain.
hchf Regulator, Manlntcn. light.
scir Auetrfi's, Manistee, light.
ss6i, se6r +. 3 & G,,ra;wtor'', Mantsiee, light,
schr Wo'vefIne. t1tand Haven. iiaht.
schr Josephine nuynIl, Kewannce. light,
@ rrop milwaukee,, Cleveland. sandrie..
schr Minnie Mueller, Mantrtec, lisht.
sche Belle ntorn. Hay du Noe, light,
sehr =. r. Martin. ManItsce, light
5chr Advance, Lud!nyton, Hight.
Echf MsEnHlta, Lutinlson, lIent
schr pcoraakee. isaaalo, efai.,.
IEop Canada, CnllIngwoHi, sutnIfteA,
l'snp Mersengor, benton Ilarbor. aund,,es,
Prop skylark. lienton ifsrbor, sunNFics.
Schr David Wells. Green bay, light,
Schr Julia Larsen. Mantatoc. light.
9chf Reindeer, Muskegoi,. liehi.
Schr AhtArcs: Grand tlht0n. IIght.
Schr Y. q. W1nslo~. Mantstec, light.
Schf Telegraph, Musksron. Itght,
htmr Corona, st. doe. funhries,
stn,r ShcboyEan. Manito~hc. smdries,
stnt 0raee drummond, Eoutl Haven. sundr,,
, 1879-07-09
NiILWAUKEE,
SpertHf H4ootck 10 TAs Ttfttn44


Gpertal Et4ootch 10 17s 7tfarn4.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. july 8.-The prop Law
renee colltded with the tug lIo1son in tie har.
Dor this morning, cutting through the fender
stroke Of the tug and damaging the htil1 80 that
ahs leaks, also shifting the leader 40 as to break
connccstnns. "s
The sct,r ]. o. Thaysr lost her 1ib md star
sai1, md the schr A.. ii. Mass had her jh carried
away and fore and ,natnsalls split, in tho recent
squalls on The lake.
Tho tu9 n. 4. Gayon arrived hero tonight
With portions Of tile machinery Of the Govern.
mont dredgcstattoncd at Port Washington. Ilic
Chastass to.day--To Buffalo. steam-barge
Bar.lInl, OF through, rats to New York: to
Kingston, schr .Tolin Nance, wheat q 44c;
schrs Sligo aud Jonnte Graham. corn at o9<c.
Tbaycr, T. Il 4. IL. Moss.
Clcarcd-Schrs Jcnntu Graham, Sligo.
, 1879-07-09

fanecd. and haa bean a running soro uotIr TN
present time. Two or three weeks aeo, ID tbo
Guild Was drcss!nE4 she complained to her
moon examination the mother taw the putut Il
tue r'n projecting, and pulled It oat. Tlne CHA
became quite Sick, and kept her bed fos sot1,o.
timo afterward, but IA NOW batter, hnd Il u AMP
pin is expelled from her syatcn aho viii entirely
recover. 1he pin WIS inernstcd with costlutt
nf rust. to double its natural eixe, and must
hare worked through the waits Of tho Btornach.
and through other organs, In order To reach ths
plAce where L MaA found.
, 1879-07-09


Across the Continent with A. Whselbarx
row-On to Pntakonla-rhe Untlo Sam.
Faf,aaf,pAta rrtxt.
william van Cott who left nsw Rochelle,
Conn, something like month ago. to paddle
TO Boston 10 tub that veiFhea twenty eight
ts.t snool,o5 ,,ta ~. y, ,o,srro,,ns ~ w. W Nv
sH' "neu''eo in'' ''' pacRs'oauu' "acn laar
heafa from ne was at South hofWak. tub
tossod % the wavcs.
THE I'M. ho.t 1In.,. a,, ha.-,,,o o...
ot,smith and has ia fro nns,n, Gaps. ~.
rinIs n~ ,s ~ "tS t, nu" .h. asuuno tHo
We1ns.5ev ..,i n roo fai,,x mt ~ ~ ~
Eolj.mith,. nan ~ .5,t 'u1 ~. ~ ps,t, s
eefansao ~ ~ H. neas a 70 m9vs .som aae iatser
.Ilt sg,st ~ ~ 'ss. -. saII tIt,.t. ~ W .aGu ne
lmr ~. ~ aorasa ~ p.nIas o 1i H. sko
/. mi roor thnn .ha n1dns,x rtye- vsah, sa
81 an n.n. ~, sas No 0so te'"se1
% WV e'u"A ioF Roo"'
Henry st. Patrick Tudor Hhen last heard
from lew days ngo was crossing tho Rod River
wlll bear III mind that Mr. Tudor is ON on bis ' yaT
to fatayonla, whittier hs will be borna on tho
hafk 81 faithful steed. Ht left New FORK
some time last February wfth the design Of ole-
70 ne purplo nt Pasasuna- In swimming tho
II. t.ft IL, " M1. Tsos swallowed an,, Of Fs<1GF
atrirt snnct n.,t n X. ~. ~ ~ ua % e..
tn aaatnr ,G. III H., Ia n,..a, ns 'e m oons. ana ~ "no
liant nIrrtm esrans ~ s"an uta ~ ~ LA, i. 1ne R
tnd hv ill., ttcai ~ vhin ~ sss = I,e M aty
fiIr nnanfrrs.,tvs ~ H. usu a1 nes ~ 70 pasu~
1 ~ '@'o eA''o'o' "et'a'
The walking Widow Potts, who proposes to
pad oil the va! from this city 10 New Orleans
n',d idl return IN I've months, lAs reached Mount
t!ry, Ga., bound South. She lett hero. about
forty days ago. .;As far as can hs learned, tto
widnw 10 not walking on a wager, but just for
ihe lun OF tne Thing. when crowd OF boys
tFotted out Droad flrcet with her In April she
vas iros'' frons she band-hox, ard 40 IN passing
Cheaser, wilmington, aud Maryland points sho
gathed INC admiration Of the spectators by tho
peacli,''ke bloom upon her cheek. Now. II
tl.e Mount Airy correspondent OF the AuRusta
CnFoa'efe may hc believed, the widow
Is less psep1ssesstnx. The correspondent sara:
"she was dressed 10 cheap gown. bclted with
cloth belt, III which ss,e bad watch; had On
stray aat, With pink, white, mud blue band
around 1t; sdo didn't have on baby shoes BY any
manner ot means; her shocs were common mo-
foeGo. AbNnt No, 5'A-tlat heel. Her false teeth
sagte gra! eyes. sattron hair, badly sunburncd, .
boll'lookthg. She says sllo has no fear Of bsng
nolestcu. guess not, Tor people Ia this eoun-
~ haye some TASTE" The widow ID said to
think that thu cyca of The world arc upon her.
Mheh she shall return to thta city sue expects
to challenge WRston or whoever may bold tho
Astiey belt, TO stxtlar. sixty-dsY, or To-day
walk for tha championship.
ar I hAye rpot1 lurk IN wheel hrr tlown
Brnativay Ia Castir (;arllru. WHARF nnce 1on.1si
bv noon on the Fourth Of inv y taid Z. r. Fad
, 1879-07-09

49,, 0<Rktso q. ~ NfpTnafaa;
Nj. Charles Schuyler, Of thts village, swallowed
an ordinary bras4 piu. Her parenta nerc at first
very much alarmed, but tune passed. OH aud nc
illness ensuing, II WAS supposed that the dill
eulty bud been removed. III haptemher last tho
child began to STOW Indications OF illusss, such
u desangen,ent OF tha STOMACH and intvase
pains, which ~ some lnatauces produced conrul.
ainns. Added " these, > large swelling casus
On her side, which aook the form Of ~ absecss
or tumor, and medical advice waa taken, thu
doctors, however, not agreeing, ~ to tho nature
OF jtho swelling. Finally II N4s poulticed and
, 1879-07-09
NAUTICAL nf1slSArs.

T},e jtbboom OF tho schr Australia fouled with
ttat OF tic schr William Jones yesterday after
noon. ut the conl-doek foot Of North Market
street, and MAS yankca out. The Jones escaped
with slight damage. >
Last sunday's squasl Was productive Of con-
siderable damage In tile loan Of canvas. The
schr Bs!loy camc in yesterday minus her jbs,
and the Neyadn also lost Somo canYas.
The huow Sandy Morrison arrived yesterday
10 leaking, condition, With d cargo OF tanba.K,
nntt wiil be dry-docked a. SOM as She Is uu-
loaded.
The scl1r A. D. Moore lost jlbbootn-Guy on
tho South Branch yesterday, in Il collision With
tho scl,r E. Nicholson.
, 1879-07-09

BUFFALO, N. T., July 8.-Cbartcrs-Schrs
Michigan, E. l.. Coyne, Nottte Gardner, coal to
Chicago at A5c.
Cleared-rrops Arctic mdse, Arizona mdse,
Duluth; Oakland, Saginaw; Ncwbury, n,dse !;
Cuba, lidse; Ph!ladc1phia, nlsc; Antelope,
Chlcneo; achrs Col. hathaway, 10 tons coal,
Nov Baltimore; aasne,,4 brls salt, shcboyran; !;
Seminole, j. II. McDougal1, Oliver Cromwell,
Saginaw.
, 1879-07-09

A bill to 1cgatize divorces, now pending In tho
French Chamber Of Deputies, is believed to be
supported ,y maturity Of tho members Of thas
body. At the head nj it, frfentsls the eloquent
II. Adolphe Cremcux, "whoss aga aud wcll-
knomn tenderness for his wife" says the Paris
from lllu suspicion Of therein pleading hts own
case" TIN Catholics will attack the bill rlgor-
ously, although socially speaking, 1t Is said to
have no cnculcs, The question II not one Of
making a new law, but Of re-establishing law
Of the First Empire.
, 1879-07-09

lion Of thlngsi And then they might look over
similar condition of things around f1alsled
nnd aiadso' streets. II tnay need snniotiing
mora itaa tla voice OF the prcaa to open their
, 1879-07-09

took brook, near Rochester, whcro had 1ye
mt1es 5 to %,sc nvenssd nsSa ny ha;cstns
In this business was by tho sale Of The brook. I
made 31t;000 TN It. However. the work has
bccn started In various parts OF the country,
and nc shall not leave. the generation to huc-
ceed Us without feb and sport.n
, 1879-07-09

AN44AN A44Es I<h-AASASs
II appears that, according to reliable lnforna-
tton, WHOM the Fa1ton took the second party Of
c1cura!onists to Evanston OH the Fourth, she
merely landed there, and tlis parts takcn down
in the morning wcrc not allowed to rct on
board In consequence Of the crowds already on
her
, 1879-07-09
PORT COLBonNE.

PORT COLBORNE.
Apscid! Di4nalch 10 tbs 1%tbuHA
PonT ColnonNH. Ont, July 8.-Lako MichI-
gan rsport-Passed Dowu-Nothlng.
up-schr Tempest, Quebec to Chicago, salt-
W1al-SouthWcst, fresh. :.
, 1879-07-09
IN FULL BLAST.
The Gambling Shops AL Running
Wide Open.
1tu Ars Sntlsned with the PotIty of tbe Prts.
cnt Administration.
Results Of Tour Of inspection by q
Tribune" Reporter.

II the police authorities OF Chicago are rent1y
,.oh,no far .omnth,n, IN In inv ,n,n,,t .tro
% .. a,,a".iom ..' tan ao.. "u s s". ~ Ely ''
tilc!s at'en''o" ~" "'o"'o'''s e'eu ""J 70 aie
hieh-tohcd oamn'!ne fesofts WHICH aootlnd Along
Clark street. II Mayer Harrison has recovered
from bis temper "pctn a,,t can suare. soy. nm
ho,. Sro,,, tbo r,r,tit,,t,,nor. dn,ta. ,.a,, ~
"out !'o,u '4u '''.4.''au'"o"o a".Ns "nca LOT
ment ms o'''c'al c1ia1enco a'u vcx Ills daily
walks OF llie' !ct nun Etvo Just temporary
glance a. ue helFholes along this thorough
fare some stme as he jt'mps OH Horse
chr or sa,nters Into ,nast.nill near by With
fr,erd In seol, consolation IN ,notst .ort of
!a's' 1S> ~ 800 '1,s"., ~ may e'l. y,
way !lfcso u Rool hela lor the Nuhicpal
her. pointed out and Il The former Intends to carry
out hin as.-ritnns that In IL Mnvcr. nnd unu,
ons. tn too. IL IL tlne hn hcgon ~ rc;lec,n tSem' 1
nns' w. - ..'na ~ osa.l ~ .suso'a ae"''
4 FrRslt LEABH or liRs,
N tave srcrrcd A ner 1,cense, 90 to sneak. Il,
.,,,tra, .r.,..J r 80 ,,,o,, Il. 1a-s ~.
na'e to1.u' u, "Anso "p Eos 49, 'Ss '.se' a"'
10 'ssu"s s''"a. .,a.u.aut ts,,au ""a ~ 'fo .sa
psso'4's ~ a'po1 nS..s,,,ss ,",>. s.',,. s's
Randolph ard Madison streets, along Clark,
which haye been kept very quiet the past two
xeara aro now in full blast, Their bright lich,s
.s.,,a a,,t ,,,o ,1,c c,n,sdea .troota \, nic,,t
mud their windo~e are Open VIDE turing tic
day. The initiated can readily detect their loca-
tim by tho profusion Of laSc curtains waving to
md ITO aboyo the blue scsccns whiei, shut out
arc guarded with iralous caro- by blacl kcrYansa,
who keep pcc]rd ewes for poours,n nul ore
supposed to spot !" aud refuse au,nittancc TO
oYery tlisQ1l,scd detective or pryIng pcrson,
who would get In slmply for the purpose
Of ctylng them away, Bat tic wsrtJcns ut the
entrances Of these tens nre not 30 particular "a
the occupation they follow would seem to de-
rand. n1ld tbe porsop desiring to yfstt has but
i. f,,t h.t
, 1879-07-09

BAD teeth and unpleasant bssRths may be eoETnet-
ID by uanR Browns CAlnphorated 8apouAesops
IDENTIFIES. Ask any ons who ku9na IL YAlua.
Remember ehs uAlno.-25 Ceutt.
, 1879-07-09

ceremonies closed, and those present were inv't-
Cd TO refreshments provided In tic chapel ad'
toluIug.
, 1879-07-09

Knovlen' Insect Powder Gun 10 br far tbs bsst
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-29
CllElsIFF'S SALE.
Mrs. Eliza Wilson, wife,

Mrs. Eliza Wilson, wife,
VS.. No. 1894.
Il. G. Scarborough, husband.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
BY virtue of a writ of Fl. fa. issued by tho
above court, III tho above entitled cause
and to mo directed, havo seized and will
offer for sale. ut the residence of T.: G.
Scarborough. in Ouachita parish, within
tho hours prescribed by law, ON
Saturday, 10th day of September, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit !:
A tract of land in Ouachita parish, front
ing on Bayou Bartholomcw: just, below it's
on the southwest by tho lane along which
runs tho Bastrop and Ouachita City road,
containing $50 acres moro or less, together
with all tho improvements thereon, this
being the plantation on which r. G. Scar
borough now resides, anc! which was p,,r-
chased by him at Sheriff = SalC June q; Il,
1868. Also, lots Nos. 6 and in section 20,
township 20, north Of range l east, contain
ing siNty-ciSht and 52-lCO acres more or
less.
Tho sale is made on tho plantation at tho
request and by direction of tho defendant.
forms of sale, cash, with benefit OF APP
praisencnt. w. :. LOGAN,
ct Sheriff.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-29
NOTICE..

LASD OFFICE AT NEW OEI,L..A Ms, La.
Notice is hereby given that the follow in ;;
named settlers have filed notice OF inten
ton to make final proof i'll support of their
claims and secure final entry thereof ut the
this notice, viz: John Johnson, Homestead
application No. 156, for the north half OF
northwest quarter Of section township l6
north range 2 east, Land District North
Red river. The claimant names tho follow
ing persons as his witnesses to prove his
claim; w N. Gowan OF Ouachita parish
Louisiana.
John b. Johnson, Homestead application
No. 157, for the north half of northeast quar-
ter of section township Is north range 2
east, Land District North Red river. The
claimant names the following persons as
his witnesses to prove his claim: w. M.
Cowan Of Ouachita parish, and J. b. Ian
drum of Ouachita parish, Louisiana.
WIN. NJ. BURWELL,
Aug. Is, 1870. 49:5t Register.