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a Large Funeral,

The funeral of Henry Cautler tele-
graph operator at Havre de Grace took
place from his late residence in that
place yesterday afternoon, aud was
largely attended, not only by his rela-
tives and friends, but by number of
railroad officials. Among the latter
was N. w. Gooken and ]. N. Hates of
this city Messrs. Carlisle and Alden
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. G. Thompson
chief operator at Baltimore. The body
was encased in a handsome silver
mounted burial casket, and there were
numerous fisral offerings among the
latter being two very handsome
wreaths. The deceased had been in
the employ of the p. w. & b. II. II.
Co., for seventeen years, and was very
highly respected. His death was caused
by consumption.
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Railroad Mon on a strike,

Owing to the reduction In thu price Of
cal rylng freight and the In Jrease In the
labor of handling, the train men on tn.
Delaware h Dorchester X. X, which
runs from Seaford to Cambridge, Md.
struck yesterday afternoo for an In.
crease Of pay. TIE movement has been
contemplated for some time by the men,
as they were Dissatisfied at the increase q
OF work asd not an increase of pay. The
matter will probably be arranged by the
officials Of the road, so as not TO impair
passenger travel or the shipment of
freight
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THE CINCINNATI TRIP.

The Jefferson Democratic Club is
still engaged in arranging to go to
Cincinnati, on the occasion of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, in June
next. Persons down the State desir-
ilg to attend the Convention would do
well to correspond with J. @. Farra.
Secretary of the Club, as the rates will
be correspondingly lowered if large
number of people go in body.
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NT OTlCL. Persons who were s,. sSs a,IIisi IIISisi

AIOTllL.- Persons who were alaII aInI,i
IN the state of Delaware ior .ne rSas 0i
Mates esmlllJaryservics m IN MAY, May,o,,on. esi
July, 1891. and paid com co, mnatI% ta I% ani
were Afterwards again drdlteu hs,Itnp ~ u
were required TO procure a Sny suyh ths llls
enter The military service unue' os 10 cone
draft, will md 1t other advanessb os by sua
municate, either personally o Ken W.
with the undersigned, VINO ,re nse IA collN
thorized by the state L.i lsiaiu ,sa com mus
from the Secretary OF war, arscns, Hivs ID
ton money paid by snen ,psH dlrectsde
Secretary OF war having DYE ,ea comDui
t,on nnid ua such cases. &. H. b. III ,
Doyer Del, July 10. 1879
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Latest Cable Nescs.
LONDON, March II, 1880.

LONDON. March II, 1880.
Lord Salisbury went out on Tuesday
for the first time since his recent illness,
The Emperor William will meet
Queen Victoria at Wiesbaden on her
arrival there In April.
General Won Drentein has resigned
the post of Chief Of the Third Section
Cor Police Department. of the Emperor
Of Russia's Privy Chancellery.
Mr.. Grissell, who was recently COM
mitted to Newgate on the vote of the
House Of Commons, will be released as
soon as Parliament has been dissolved.
The Standard Is informed that Its
statement with reference TO measures for
the purchase Of Irish waste lands for
distribution to farmers was premature.
The Turkish government has con-
cludsd TO attempt the introduction OF
the gold standard, fixing the Turkish
pound at valuation Of 100 piastres as q
monetary basis.
The Crown Prince Frederick William
returned from Italy on Tuesday. He
yesterday attended the ceremony of un-
yelling . statue Of his grandmother,
Queen Louisa.
A great fire occurred on Monday al
the weaving works iu Moscow. The
entire building was destroyed. Twenty
four persons were burned to death and
twenty-nine Injured.
The Official Gazette ofSt. Petersburg
publishes the following note conspcu-
ously:-- "Prince Orloff, the Russian Am
dassador, was not present at the recent
reception Of the French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs
A despatch from Vienna to the Daily
Ne,os says that Baron Won Hoffman,,
Austro-H Hungarian Minister Of Finance,
will resign that post In consequence Of
the Hungarians protesting against bis
holding 1t simultaneously with the
Office Of Commissioner for Borussia.
The North German Gazette denies the
accuracy of the reports published In
Berlin and London of Prince Bismarck's
observations at the Parliamentary soiree
on the sth inst, concerning the Hart
mann case, the relations Of Germany
with the Vatican and other political
matters.
A despatch from Teheran to the Daily
Netcs, dated on the 9th inst, says that
General Mouravieff-Amourski cavalry
have surprised and defeated a dorce Of
400 Tekke-Turcomans, near Deusoul-
oum, killing thirty ofthem. Nine thou
sand Tekke-Turcomans are concentra-
ted at Kizil-Arvat.
HOsO De Lesseps Under
stands it.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 9.-The
following despatch was sent by NJ. De
Lesseps TO Paris to-day:
presidents message assures political
security Of the canal"
Among the documents ACCOMPANYING
the Presidents message on the subject
OF tle lnter-Oceanic Canal is an elahor
ate report from Secretary Evarts, in
which he sets forth its entire diplomatic
history, the main point of which is that
our treaty with New Grana la guaran.
tees the independence of that republic
asd the neutrality Of any line of COM
munication that may been constructed
between the two oceans; and that as
VIM. FL. Seward on a note TO minister
Adams In July 1852 said this treaty
was ''made not for any special or pecu.
liar interest or advantage OF the United
States but for the benefit and adyant-
age Of all nations"
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Clayton House Arrivals.

j. e; Frer.ton, New Yo,k,
!; " Vittum. haverhiIl, Mass.
N. kaufman. New York.
Geo; anderson, =
Or. J. Harman Rlle, Lance ster, Pa.
n. N; Bell, 81. Jenn's. N, b,
Gee: II. Bellows, New York.
j. r. Egelbemer. Baltimore, Nd,
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LECTURE BY SCHUYLER COL
FAX

On the evening OF May 26th next,
Delaware Lodge, No. LILO. OF. wIll
celebrate It's iiftieth birthday BY a public
meeting In the Masonic Temple. Hon.
Schuyler Colfsx, Of New York, has
been Invited to be present and deliver
au address on that occasion, and mas
written to say that to the best of his
knowledge and belief he will do so.
Delaware Lodge Is the Oldest and most
prosperous In the State, and has assets
amounting 20 $4,000.
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NJ OTlCE.-THE MUTUAL LOAN As.
~ ISOLATION offers stock in a new series
for sale, Call during the day or from 7 To
30 in The evening on w
GEORGE g. MARIS, Secretary.
,oo Office, No. COL shipley street,
J"n-o-iih Second floor.
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Beaoonsf'sids snH ,,si sGisouuP--EngIand

In seizing upon the Irish agitation m
an issue upon which to make the can
vass Tor the election OF new Parliament
Earl Beaconsfield shows that he has not
lost his cunning as an adroit politician,
Undoubtedly this question dwarfs every
other in public opinion in Great Britain
just now as an issue OF national propOr
tions, and it is one upon which the Min
istry may with almost absolute certainty
appeal TO men of all minds in England
and to all conservative constituencies in
Scotland and Ireland. But the liberals
are, almost from the very nature Of their
creed, estoppea from arguments that
might reassure opinion on this point, and
can only succeed in SO far as they can
force the canvass to turn on other pojnts.
As success in war turns upon The
capacity of general to blunder a little
less than his adversary, war and party
politics are OF the same nature and the
present position Of Earl Beaconsfield be-
tore the British people, and the senti-
| ment toward his government actually
shown in the recent elections, NAV stand
as evidences that no head of a party can
be put In position so hopeless by his
wv ciuhuOiS uuI LnhL Tue DldnQ2TS OF
his opponents may set him right again in
the eyes the country, provided only he
retains those acute perceptions that en-
able him to seize the psychological mo-
ment' for making his appeal. During
at least four years of his present admin
istration the Premier has gone from one
false step to another in his conduct OF
the foreign policy of England, and
within few months there was such a
reaction Of opinion against his govern
ment and all its ways than an appeal to
the country, If 1t had come then by ex-
piration Of the life of Parliament or
otherwise, would have produced such
change in the representation as
would have sen. him into obscurity as
the great conspicuous evidence of politi-
cal incapacity In modern English his
tory. But happily for his fame Parlia-
ment did not expire at any Of those criti-
cal moments Of reaction against the
lingo spirit; there were some small
lucky successes at several points of the
compass, and the policy was unchanged I;
YET now he goes to the country In such
conditions that the victory of his party
is as nearly as possible certain.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-11
NEW POLES.

New telegraph poles are being erect
ed on West Third street, by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, in
pace OF the old ones erected several
years ago by the Franklin COMPANY
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HEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION,

NOrlCE.-On and after March lst. 1880
~ the price OF lots In the Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemeterywill be: resery-
ea sections, special rates determined bv
tne Board. Sections from A to z. inclu.
sive, 50 cents per square foot. All othsr
sections. 10 cents per square foot.
BY order OF the Board.
declO-2tawtml. ALBERT w. SMITH. sec
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Democratic Victory.
MAR RlED D.

ORD.-CONNER.-0n the ne. esssP e',si IN.
March 8, ut the Manse OF me eelr.lds,Ies b
byterian Church, by Rev fdtJGsI r. tvJ"GcsI
DuVai, Mr.. n che emiah Ford % Wv Gsdll
Conner, both OF Brandywine' N'''
County Del.
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RA ILhOAD DH,
I)HILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

IlHILADELPIHA WILMINGTON
1 AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations.
I.Oo, e1O, lO.SO q. m. 2SO, 400, 7.U0, $40 d.
n.
Philadelphia (Express) 900, 9.se, 1902 a.
m.
Phila. and New York 2.2l, 100, 1902 a. m.
i2ls, 1899. $40 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations,
S.35 q, m.
Baltimore and Bay line. 7.Os p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 2O3
S.S5 a. m. 1852, l.04, 5.lS, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle $40. s.l5. u. m, LILO, 800, $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations
V.l5 a. m. LILO, $50 p. IN.
Deimar and intermediate Stations, eI5
M; l.lOp. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
MO q. m. 500. $50, e.48 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 200 n. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.lO
q. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot. II. #, RENNEY
Superintendent
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FOURTH EDITION
Indscataons for ro-Dny

Cloudy and threatening soeathsr, ssith
rain or snoss, northeast to southeast
ssinds, higher temperature, with falling
barometer.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
4N OFFICE OF THE WATER

VVT- IN
WILMINGTON, DEL. December / ls79
The bills for 1880 are now ready and nav
able at the Registrars office, No loo Mar.
ket street.. The law requires that all bills
fare OF the bill, those paid during the
month of February, 5 per cent. additional
Those paid during the month OF March
~ per cent additional, and any amount
Registrar is required to have the ferules
Withdrawn and suit instituted for the re.
covery Of the amount due; and the water
Will not be let into such premises until
drawing ferules, are paid. -''
ONCE hours from 8 a. m. to 4p, m,
decl-eodD ID -edJ -eodF ReSlstr i,r
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Wilmington Markets.
FsdaHasa
.ADELPHIA MARK ETS,
MONDAY March 3 sp

fhAhAOELfdlA MARK Els.
MONDAY, March S,5P.M.
fLOOH.-Flour Is dull and week Sales
OF llOO barrels, including Minnesota extra
al 20 2oaS6 10 Penna. extra family at S6 26a
80 20; Western do. do. at s8 75as7 Is and
patent and other high grades ats7 5Oass 50.
GRAIN.-The Wheat market is dull and
one cent per bushel lower, Sales OF
-5,WO bushels including Pennsylvania red.
track, AT 81 42atl AZ: Southern Amber, do.
Al Al III II 44ssi 40, and No. Red elevator, at
u Hal 4CA June. Rye is steady at Sla93c.
Corn Is weak for spot lots, and futures are
lower; sales of 4O,OOO bush. including mix-
eol en at ota2l &C., yellow at 66c. and white At
69c. AZ the open board, SIC, was bid for
March 5313c. for April 521zc. for May and
ozl4c, for June. Oats are inactive: sales
OF 3'COo bushels, including mixed at Al<c.
today were as follows: 1900 bbls. flour,
500 bush. wheat, 800 bush. corn, 500
bushels rye, SiO0 bush. oats, $500 bush.
barley, $50 bbls. whiskey.
WHISKY-l0O bbls Western iron bound
sold at 81 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY March 8, ,bP. M,
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand this
week at about former rates; 2S50 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards at Sa
&C. per pound, as to condition.
., SHEEP were In good demand and a frac-
llon hlgher; 1000 mead sold at the differept
yards, at AZ a 61lc. per lb., and lambs al
oT a &c. per b. as to condition.
HOGS were dull at former rates. 5000
mead sold at the different yards at 6I 10
per pound.
Cows were in fair demand. 200 head
sold at 820a S4O per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard. West Phtla., Feb. %.
SHEEP.--Extra. ITO to I3O Ms, $50; good
10 to 100 bs., 8 to &c; fair, 10 TO IS hs. 81
TO 534c. good lambs, 81 a 61So. common
lambs, 5H to &C.; calves, 9 TO 7c. Mark ct
steady and arrivals all sold. Arrivals
1900 head.
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A Partisan Decision.
From the N. Y. .Hersld.

From the N Y. Hersld.
1t Is not pleasant 70 find all the Re-
publican Judges ON one side and two
Democratic Judges on the other; bat
long experience taught the pountry that
judicial responsibility Is no cure for
party bias. Had there been q majority
Of Democrats on the bench OF the Su-
preme aCourt this decision would no
doubt have been the other way; but its
binding force il not affected by the
political composition Of the Court.
Mr.. BGyard's Plea for Justice
From the Philadelphia Times.
Mr.. Bayard's speech on Fits John
Porter's case was simply q plea for ins.
tics and honorable dealing. and a pro-
test against the mean-spirited partisan
ship that has made o rational duty q
question of politics.
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Financial and Copnnorci.l.

WILxINeroN. DEL, March. Q, 1850.
--latest stock quotations mrnished By
deald a Co., Clayton House Building
WILMINGTON, Del, at II M. to-day;
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A Great Di.coyerx hx : Sarenf Ma,

A Great Discovery by = Great MAN.
This, primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Nervine is. The great man is one OF the
most famous living physicians. He found
harmless remedy for all kinds Of pains
others improved 1t, and the anal result is,
the Safe Nervine manufactured now only
by H. H. Warner & Co.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-11

EOR RENT.--Second-st front room
4 In Gazette building, 416 Market street.
Apply at this ONCE 'e''
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EoR SALE.-A two story brick uwel,no
4 containing8 o rooms, Ia complete ore
aer, lot ovxl2Jfeet, fruit and shade trees.
Viii De sold bargain II applied for soon
Owner going South. Appiy to- on'
- EVANS PENNINGTON.
mar48t. No. K. Eighth street
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS.
National Bank OF Delaware. 400
First National Bank. l36
Union National Bank. 42I<
National Bank Of VIII. q Brandywins SO
Farmers Bank. ........................ 80
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.............. IS
Delaware X: II. 20: Co.:....................@ rs
Delaware Western r.. II. .Co........... B
Phlla.. VIII. 4 Baltimore Il. X. Co..... 6Sl<
Nilmington & Northern X. r. Co..... n
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire lns. Co.................. IS
MASONIC hall Co-.'.''...
BONDS.
DelaWare State. ..:.....................10
Wilmington City 6s..................ll0
Whining ton City 5's.............,....lO6
New Castle Co. LIST mortgage. ..........lOS
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Delaware X. r., LIST mortgage. ........l .lOl
Delaware X. K. ension.........,...lU2
Wilmington Passenger r. W., LIST
mortgage. .......................l0 .l0l
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''HoRoUGHBRED JERSEY BITIT
Foh SALx.-The subscriber will sell
on the farm known as the LaInbson Far,
on the Long Lane, between Hare's Cornei
ana New Castle road, 3 miles IRON vii
mlngton, wednesday, March 10Th, at
Jersey Bull. 'u
marl-2tdltw A. e. RITTENHOUSF.
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!.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28
THE NIX MURDER.

A horrible murder was per-
petrated in the city of New Or
leans on the Goth inst. The
perpetrators were three broth
ers, Fernahd, Armend and Hen
ry De Rance; the victim. Mr..
Edward @. Mix q most reputa-
Die man and one highly esteem
ed and respected by all who
knew him. On the other hand,
the De RANGES are also persons
of high standing. Those who
claim to be eye witnesses to the
whole affair state that the first
shot that was fired at
Miss Rance by her brother Fer
nand just as she had stepped
out of the doorway OF her Sis
ter's residence, on st. Claude
street, between Kerlerce and
Esplanade. AS soon as the
shot was fred some neighbors
seized hold of the young girl
and pulled her into their house.
The three brothers then :advanc-
ed on Edward G. Mix and his
brother, Franklin Mix, who at
that moment were standing at
the corner of Kerlerce and st.
Claude streets. The following
statement of the tragedy, made
by Mr.. Franklin Mix, a brother
of the deceased, is generally &C
cepted as a true statement of
the affair:
Two of the Rance brothers
called at the Office of j. l. A. q
Co., in search of my brother
about ten o'clock Friday morn
ing. Ituld them he was not
there, and I did not know when
he would be there. They in
quired if he did not live at Mr..
Renaud's, and I told them yes.
Subsequently, about II o'clock,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28

ETA report ID afioat now that Garfield
lay sick during tho war in the house OF q
southern lady, and after he recovered re-
fused to pay her for the room he had &C.
cupied and the attention that had been
uiven him. That's not ail-n"t half
shev cav that he stole tue lady's bed quits
and had them carried to his headqu"r-
ters. This may be so and it NAV not
We would rather give credence to tins
tale thon the ono which declared that
Hancook's grcat-great-granc father sho1
, thiey;ns hawk on n bright Sunday
morning. Probably the bed quilt the1t
VIA tho initiatory step to the huge
.hiev:ug which has made Garfield 80 nc
sorious since the war. An old aoage
SAYS that .she " no steals pin, Will steal
q bigger thing" and We suppose the same
principle holds good whom the THEFT OF
bed quilts il involved. Anyhow, ito
very plain fact that Garfield showed .
disposition to steal when he got mtaeo
MP in the Credit Mobilier and Deao'yof
consultations. Better lot him alone.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28

VA correspondent to the New Or
Jeans Times in o letter from Leadville
gives the following cure for mother-ln'
lawn: II cannot close this communica-
Aion without free bit of advice to my
friends among the lords of creation If
your mother-in law complains of being
unwell, and is predisposed to consump-
zion, advise her to visit Leadville, Col,
send her in the sleeper, directly over the
wheels; in the event Of collision she
viii be ground up finer than boarding
house hash.' If she succeeds in reaching
her destination, it is only question OF
&ime when the bone-yard will claim her
for its own,' for consumptive in Lead
vile 10 as good for a funeral as thief is
for . ginger cake.'"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28

A Washington telegram says: 1.-The
pressure brought to bear upon Gen: sher-
man for the publication OF his ie.sers 20
Con. Hancock, in December, 1876, has
BEEN too great for him to resist. He says
chat he has authorized their publication,
along with Gen. Hancock's celebrated re-
ply, in the campaign life OF the Demo.
cratic candidate about to be issued ny
New York publishing house. Sherman
declines to give the letters in advance to
the press. Army officers are awaiting
tho publication of the letters with mnch
interest. The feeling is strong here that
nrs At least of the letters was in tho ma
tnre Of an appeal to Gen. Hancock to use,
If necessary, the troops under his CON- !,
mand to seat Hayes in the White House."
Let's have the correspondence by al
neans-every letter of it. From the
sampls shown us some weeks since we
think the Democracy can Uell "bear the
awful disclosure"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28

FIFE Still LlyEs.-Some years ago DR..
R.v Pierce, OF the World's Dispensary
and Irvalids' Hotel, of Buffalo, N. 7,
and London, was sent for % examine
terrible disease of tie knee-joint, result
ing in liberation and extensive slough
ing of the bone and tissues. The mans
life had been despared Of by the previous
attendants. Amputation at the th'gh
was promptly decided upon and skillfnl
" performed by Dr.. Pierce, and as after
treatment to purify the blood and pre-
vent a recurrence of the malady the doc.
tors Golden Medica, Discovery was free.
" prescribed. Tho mans system was
thoroughly purified and strengthened,
he rapidly gained his health. the stump
healing nicely, and he is to-day q happy
man, This case was among the hrst IN
which this wonderful blond-purifier was
tested. 1t has since manifested its won
derfnl power over the worst scro1nIous
and other blood diseases. Taken for
time it 30 pnrifes and strengthens the
system rs to strongly forflfy 1t agal1s.
the encroachments of diseases. Sold by
druggists.
Vaudeville, Mich. Feb. 18th. 1879
Hon. r. v. Pierre Dear Sir.1 wonid
say that have sold your medicine for
seven years. The Golden Medica! Dis
covery is the host congb remedy ! have
ever used and in every case where ] have
recommended it, it has cure.i: have
used it in my family for my children. 1t
cures their colds and coughs in a day or
two. My wife has used It several time
when down sick. 1t invariably gives
immediate relief Its sale increases dali
". J. b. KESTER. Druggist.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28

WICKED Fer CLERGYMEN.-Rev.-
Washington, D c., writes: II believe it,
to be all wrong and even wicked for cler-
gymen or other public men to be led Into
giving testimonials to quack doctors OF
vile stufs called medicines, but when a
really meritorlous article made of valua'
BILE remedies known to all, that all physi-
clans use and trust in daily, we should
freely commend it. therefore cheerful
ly and heartily commend Hop Bitters for
the good they have done mo and my
friends, firmly believing they have no
equal for family use. will not be with
out them" New York Baptist Weekly. 2
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-08-28
State Of Lonisiana-Parish of West Fell
ciana-Clerk's Office

State Of Lonisiana-Parish Of West Fell
ciana-Clerk's Office.
DE 1T REMEMBERED. that on ..::s
~ 9th day of August. 1880, we, c. M
Barrow, Clerk, F. Y. d. Hagaman and
Calvin Goodman. qualified electors and
members Of the jury Commission, did as
semble at the Court House of the Pa, ish
of West Fslioiana and proceeded to draw
from the appropriate box the following
Thirty names of the persons who are to
be summone as jurors for the second
week OF the Octobcr term of the 18th Ju-
dicial District Court commencing on Mon
day, October 18th, 1880:
johnson Seaberry, s G Doterty. Charles
Claiborne, Jerry Whitaker, Alt Parker,
J H Gore, T w Early, VI Row. w S Gore,
Henry CLANCY, Green johnson, Sip Win
ston, Fisher Hilliart1, Geo Ksufmann c
Bushnell, w H Newton. Iohsnn John son,
john Cotton, Ben Franklin, J D Smith,
Owen Lucas, John Pickst, Chas Doherty,
Abb Peterson, J r Miller, Jack Cranon,
G A Smith, j HI Clack, Jos Aronstein, b
Wellington. Drawn august 9Th, 1880.
C. M. BARROW, Clerk
CALVIN GOODMAN,
Augs1 F. =. HAGAMAN.