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Fer Boys ana Young Men-City.
A MASTER Of ARTS, graduate of a leading
IA pnfverEy. at present principal OF large school VIII
prepare pupils durk sRiner foE Harvard Yale PriDee
st rkes speciality Of the caseicu, mathematics. and
nstnral soepcss. AadSess MASTER OF ARTE," Tribune
Oface.
BOOKKEEPING $5.-Business men, clerks
I'D on lalcs practical lessns from expert
aeeountsut snd kesp books By double ery. DOl
REAK'S C6iIb4aE l.l9S kfUadway.
For Both Ssxes-Citv.
Aame, DA SILVA &C Mrs. BRADF0RD'S
Wl doruefz MrS ogae1 HS1msnsl English. french and
aud Day School Tor Young Ladies and
Svfidren Few.Y6fk Win septem
Scr "a Afphcston may be made b. letter personally
above
For Boys and Young Men. Country.
A lsxanSer Institute, Military Boarding School,
"A WINS Ptsins *. Z. Principal. o. r. WILLIS Ph D.
a ri ard Science.-Summer school for boys.
"A Aderess c. J. WRIGHT. n 9. Pcckskin. ON ,Hualoh
T10Ys md YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID <dceo Cnndi1soae1 rc3ecfe1 candidates eoeehad
Esnassr cs utgtet. steckeriase Mass E HoRF&AAA.
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ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n WICKES. MONTANA
Capital s5,OO0OOO. Shares, $40 each UnaasessaoIe'
Present price, So O0
oFFIOERs-Pnesident, W. W. Wickns Vics-freSiden1
Michael SNOW; Secretary. r. +. brooke
DIRECTORs-w.w wicIes. A. & Barnes Alanson frasK'
/. NJ Sheldon Michael Snow, NewYork s. t. Hauser' Coe
Saunders. Montana
OFFICE 10 AND ls WALL STREET.
A NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
oFLEADvILLE. COLORADO.
Organized under the laws Of Sew.YOrk.
Capital stock s5eoOoOo 100000 shares value, $40
shares full paid and unasssssable
oFFICERs
W. W. MacFarland. President W. E. KimOln, VicePresi
dent Aug Erert secy and Treas Don McN. Palmer Gen.
eral Manager.
TRUsTEEs-P 2. Plumb, II. Elkns W. W. MacFar-
tnd A. W Gill W. L. Kinibali, Charles q. Franc<lyn,
Frank Brown.
Registrar Of Transfers. Union Trust Co.. n Y:
Office No llb Broadway CBoreel huiidnR) New 4ork
NHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.
LOCATION OF MINES LEADvILIE COLORADO.
Capital Stock sloOOooOo: saGrs1 zoe 4O9 par SSp
T. NJ Lawson, Treasurer. Drake DrKay secretary.
us,eesu nlted states John = Jones' OF Nevada
William Borden Of ChG2go Goyernor IL a; '" ls3S src,s %
Of New T. g. D0rsey, Now Charles a. Whit
ter. of Boston Ulysses s. Grant, IT, Of NeW-YorS VOL,
General 0Ihces BOreel building No 10 Broadway n
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
" MINING CO.
At Georgetown Clear Creek County, Col terminus Of thG
Colorado Central lailrosd Capital stock S3OO9esn1 ~
100000 shares Par value, SO Nonasse4sane On9S
9mpany Prcsiden Paul Eiehtensen President
H. BaltZer SECRETARY and treasurer ADeI hron M n,
orado George W. II all
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
ROBERTSON ELECTRIC

DOBRRTSON ELECTRIC
HI ORE REDUCTION COMPANY
Organized undtr laws Ol the Siaic Of Now-fork. -
Cauita stock 50 OOOOOO; 2OuODO shares VALUE So
Full paid and unassessable.
L1NDLEG +. SEAMAN. secretary aud rre2surer
Ta cOnpany is now Ccuses for the OF
their prccsa which rnces all classes Of reoelous ana re-
tactr cxCU containing Lead at cost OF S3 uer
Al nlringrnitnts the paons owned by the com
pany viii be promptly prosecuted. 90 a.,
York.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

A. L. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
SECOND CALL-12:30 p. u.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
CACRAMENTO MINING COMPANY of Col

o.alo. Capital. s2OoO.oOo; 2oO.OO) shares $40 each.
sto fullHrd and unssscssaho
Officers and Trustees: william Is. Frue Detroit Mich
president Joseph UDson y Y Cy. vice president r. O.
lay y y City. secretary auI reasnrer Hon. J. a. IIubbe
Houghon Mich: Charles W. Dwoue. Denver. Coli John W.
Plmmer 1inc Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

IccA1GoN or MINES: LEADvILLE. COLORADO
cArIrAL STOCK. slnoaoOa''-S IIAEl5 2olOjh
PAR 80.
AbLLHiur AMEs. presidents GEnRiE HnBE4fs'
Niu-Pr,-.!rni T.. J.. NEHDENA Al Ss-Iciuy
0lplGE DAILY General Manager
Trr,i,,e. Jonas H. rr'a.n. Antn J. X. tn"Id, jesse
spanli.ng Adebert Amcs. John u Hail. Abel d. Br~Tl
t,nrrr A Rfu,c Luther T.. NaTsl, Edward Potter ucbge
T. l,uhcftS :. Davis SIu'url ..hott. ,.,-
Central l1uS company, NrM ufA
Cr.,c: Boiccl i.uili ~ 80 10 hruaiNhy. Sew YORK
AYFLOWER Consolidated GOLD
NL AND SILVER MINING 80.
Organized urtr; thr Laws ~ the ~;ain OF nov orR
CRDaif fpL IuJirtp lup OID shares Par Value, SlO
i1raflnu ut MiI"s
1pAIfu-PrI .G- CIR NItCrEEk cor NTN. COLORADO
tnicc 80. lGl broadway. No" lnce.
GEISN ELL Bl m lIcf.. EObtEl ) = Mll iE, 500
I,estf.r ui ra.-trts. UElnN TRUST IMPAN1. y. y
MORNING STAR ............. ........,.,.
VI CO&oUIIDATFD MINING COMPANY.
trrrauzcd undrr the laws ~ Nrw.Iork-
Ior,uou Of Afr,rs. tAEBONNT.. HILI. LEADVILiE,
COI.pKAbO.
Cnutal SGnOOO %: 3ubuOo Sharcs Par Nhi, SO
STOCK FULL rAID AND UNAhsEssABi
GENERAL OFFICES OF the Company No. - CedTst,
'UEFo-irORY: Continental National RANK. New York.
KFtISTEAN OF TRANSFERS central Trust Co., New
NOyk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

fENELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATED MINING Co
i PIONEER DISItICr, PINAL COU%1Y. ARIZONA.
CArI1AL ~ ICK, S2jOHOUp; y lu1O1O S25 shAisES.
OFFICEU- ainesi \. DcS Marets, Prehdrnt (N. \.
Stock xchduPt) e. G. Murphy, Nict. PIesident: Indey
Treasurer. BOFrd OF TruStooS-
Tic0drre Williams, Vernon Seaman, {. &. Murphy, W f.
Ccw,ll. John A. hOhcrtsn Financial Agont-fheodore
VII lnuil. Is. = Nirts ENchange) 80 % roldwhy, New
Y,rs. T. nstcr 1ransicrs IN hcw.fork-Union Trust
wav. NrwN ,rk Hon. A. W Blair, san Francisco, Cat
Minlng -u'rfiu3" 3"nttut T. T. Benton.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
Board nno Rooms.

East Side.
n GRAMMERCY PARK.-R0oms, double and
I single. with frst.class 0eari
0OTH-ST., 1O1 East. corner 4tl-aYe.-Two
.9S EAST -ST.-Parlor and second
sBO with pri' ats bath Hmpe closet eic
handsomely uTnisd 10 let with plvate tA5ie or without
board also IOums 10 single gentlemen; references
DO EAST 29TH-ST.- Handsomely fur
DO nlslled with without board tor the summer;
references. ------------------
1slI EAST 40TH-Sr., one door from Lex
nicely furnished room vi th lasRe
closet in private family location central and good
West Si1s.
A PRIVATE FAMILY OF adults, taking n
"A few bOanlers have third story fOnt ana rear, win
coset suitable for two persons bath floor cxen
son dining groom reference exchanged 40 u West 65ths
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, cx-
familSs and gentlemen; transient, Il % per daJ a. West
1Oth.st, near 5th ave.
fJNWO large rooms on second floor with board
to gentlemen married couples reference American
family. Apply at 1913 West lists.
shJ WEST 27rH-ST.-SccOnd house west
OF Broadway: god, COO furnished rOdms g.: TOO hsor
WIN III convenience low an summer m0sahs
.DQ WEST 12TH-ST. - Nicely furnished
90 With w,th0at board ter1is rsOaae iab'o
bOarders acc nntods,sa
q to e7 PER WEEK single ana family
qpsI rooms with board trnnsrrtA 81 per eaG table
having several hotels in different locations
wholesale hence e1fraUrnHy l prices
CLAREHcE HOTEL ~ CintOn place. nsar HruAaWay.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

The foreign exchanges remain dull and weak. but
without changs tor the nominal quotations, whion
follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

T1OYs nnd YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
eaisc cnmdissoaed or re3ec{ed candidates o0aehad
,vnassr & WrItet. btecktTfdge Mass p. HnTTMAAA.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Orrantze1 under the Laws Of New-Nnrk
Principal Onlcc. 1877 broadway, N Y
own thirty mines mil site situated al Eagle RIVER
Distinct summit County COL; capital @l0ODO09O i0ooOOo
shares par value OF O stock full paid aud unasscssa1's
OFFlCERS
Hon. CALVIN T. tCLHTRD. President
FRED ". CROCKER. Vice-Presideat
NARTfN TIiATCHEil Secretary AMI Treasurer
TRIf~TEES-AbeI u. Breed. Charles Waite. r.. Edwin A.
Merritt Hon. Adrbcr Jonas g. Heed' FREDERICK '"
Crock,r Hon Calvin ulburd Anthony tiii&son william
IL Hart Henry d. Awacr Mariiu Thatcher JOhn r. CArk
Chamccv r. Bowen
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Organized undcr The lava of New-York-
Ircaiicn uf Mine LEADNiLLE. COLORADO.
CarIa STOCK s1OUCOUu0 jUO0jO |Alre, PAg VAus, go
sTOCA USASsl-SsABLE-
President. GFO p ROBERTS.
ce.Irc.ident STEPHEN V. WHITE
-. /. NERDENAI-
CrItttl Manager. W. =. KEY rs.
Trpat..s. \. imam II ens. d. Roberta IevtL
frlrr Hi,haru g. McVOimck Jonas II. French Lnther X
Rrpl Stephen Y. White Geo. B tObnSnn Jales d. Sinh
Fun,ila DG-r Rooms 81 anu So BOkEEL BUILDING
frf.t fEu Agtt hAyIs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

II BY e uthor OF MAX A." 80
LASSOHMCII- Bv ERnie Zoln. eathof d MANA win
full length portrait "Gervalse the II rs hc
Se0x OF century Price 10 in or 81 IN CLOTH
Sold by Booksellers and News Agents and published ty
TB PETERSON q BROTHERS. Philadelphia Penn,
who VIII send copies TO any receipt Of price
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
NO 10
candidates.

candidates.
Can il he possible that III ev~
cry State throughout this broad
land the same methods can b"
brought to bear that were used
by the Republican managers il,
Indiana and Ohio? Can the
great States Of New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut, California,
Colorado, Nevada and New
Hampshire be bought, intimi-
dated and defraudcds Even
without the vote of indiana,
which We believe will be re-.
deemed in November, with New
York, New Jersey and other
States that are conceded to us,
including. Maine, the election OF
our candidate is assured:
The Republican party have
put in nomination FOR President
and Vice President two men
who, by the admission OF
their own party and press, are
unworthy Of your confidence
and your sutfrages. 1t is i'm
poStibIe that fifty million of in
telligent and patriotic people
will consent to place themselves
upon the huniliating level thus
prepared for them by the Rep
ubiican managers.
Feliow-citizens, the first days
| repulse at Gettysburg ended on
! the third, with Hancock in
front, in a glorious victory.
That victory secured us our
Union. The question is not
now the preservation OF the
Union, but Of constitutional
GOV "lIlmpnt. Hancock now,
as then, in front; the rcpulse is
now, as then, the omen of VIC
tory, which will secure to COM
ing generations the inestimablc
| blessing Of civil liberty.
By order of the National
Democratic committee,;
WM. IL. DARNUM,
| Chairman
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
The MUUSIAGhE.

It. will doubtless be admitted ~ al.
that the p,ost ache is "A theme which faivl.,
b,ist!es with interest.
In lie tir>t p ace. who can contemr!"t,
its Venerable antiquity without Il iceliiI.-
o; revcren;iai awes We may assert Of I'll.
labiai lryix-what Lord Macauley at
| trni,d of the h>:u'>h papacy-tiat ''its
| origin is lo4t in The twilight OF fable" 1t
| sprout..d in tie tents Of the patriarchs,
| hr~w OIL. !.s r ,nts in tie tet.lS of the
| Bahy!oni!n palaces, grew and expanded
| with the N..nl;ln sinpirc, oiuss"nlrt
tirou=h the middle ages auu ,!azZ!er
with a g!oT fled u'atn!ify in the light of
tie silu now shi ing. 1t Is fair to con
cude that EhG origin ci tie moustache
anteuates the iirst tcaissress!on and the
| fiI of man.
Again, who can estimate tho substan-
| al utility OF t..c mioustacho W no can
measure the scope O! lis uchetlcent ser
viceg What a faithful ally it is of the
| house wife whose husband IS addicted to
late hours With that faithful vigilance
il observes and remembers the imbibinG
of 60, hidden bever ,grs Not Cerbelus at
| the A>eriuun porta Nor Sccrless dragon
of fabulous legend guarding the entrance
t IN encllam;ed castle, exercised q strict
or watch than does the m""stache, as,
prrrhe,i upon It's post OF duty, 1t notes
the II asticatiun OF every unlawful chew
Iecor,is the introduction oi every 'bEanuy-
s,uashrr' and ulnhaliuS the memory OF
u! these fufJ a :
| Of lh, domestic statutes arc reported III
due season t" tio proper aHth"Tltles 1t
The dI,nlay uIi,! discontinue c! the tren
bling culprit. Tho breath nny be lhrowi
OFT it's guard by the seductive power o
. aromatic herbs md spices, but the incor
ruptihlc muvl.tuGhr c;ll: never be Saduc>'
from It's allegiance with such naltrS Goa
s;,GeraionS
rhe moustac,e is Of iulnIe;!so help il
; enabling n man to tincSh his soup O
but; arrniik in lin t. tor the train; and
after co1uotiiog with tried onions, 1t Ill
A silrcs it, owner u plenty CT cibow-To"m /
the biggest kind OF Il c."wd, besides Sl'
inr iu;,i absolute exemption from Il
close and undue familiarity. 5t"reovc
. il lends grace dignity and beauty to th
= wru,rr. aud wins run!;icuce ail:l rt$p",
,fotners 4 b"ok-aycnt with Mou:
n tache can sr,i four t!ncS IS many copI,
u of "HlnoEN Bit!' as the uMluc&y soticlt'
wi.huut one. A smoothc-iac"d liShtAih
rod l!An wun!U atarvc 81 the huslnrss
! wn!u. if equipped WIKI tonr inc
+ nonstachc, he might I've employed to p'
| ~ a., ~,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
Too MUCH PROSPERITY.

b Oars no use talkin' about 10 fack,''
said Old Anderson. "a ole time nigger
can't stand prosperity. When prosperity
comes inter do house, de MANS wifh mis-
calculates dc distance 'twix5 corn bread
ard sunday ciothes.'
'What has gone wrong with you, An
deTson :" asked a hystander.
1T taint ole age by htself, can tell
Yer. Some mighty disaS' eeabie facks
h:h crawlet inter my life 90 late. dug
cu't like ter go roun' rradin' my Election,
but ef yer zires hit, l kin gin yer dc
pints.'
$50 ahead
Il married a goo,; omen. She was dc
hardest workeniSC 'owan l cher seed.
She'd get up q: all :imcs OF night an chop
wood an fetch water. Size didn't care
ter 90 to church. All she wanted was
plenty oh work, and ! tells yer. l neber
seed do time dat Il oman couldn't git
| work enough to broke down :. man. I'd
go ter church re&:ulai an do my prayin'.
When I'd go home my wife would hab
| biied cabbage for me tor eat, an ia eat
'cm too. Seberal weeks ago young
buck niger oh y preacher cum ter de
neighbolhood. He preached putty we'll.
He could make the people shout wheder
,lc wanted ter or not. All dis is Il big
thing IN faber Oh 6: cnllud preacher, yer
| know. Wall, 'vited der preacher roun
ter ny house. bIy wife wuz kinder back
ward like. an when l iuterj uced her ter
de preacher she wiped her face on her
apron an run out ter chop wood. She
was powerful bashful, an at de table
felL ASHAMED Oh de omen Putty soon3
; howebber She gun ter talk, an fore de
rrcachcr iet' sh' got so well 'quainted
| VIII him dat she sisted on his Cummin'
agin. He did cum agin an agin. Finally
my wifc gin ter stop chopin wood. Sho
wanted a new ,irsss-onc oh desc heah
| ru,i striped dresses. We wuz pretty pros.
: porous an could star hit. After a while
= she wanted q carpe: fur de 40. l didn't
, | see 10 rest till I got hat. De preacher
\ come chery day. | soon seed dat my bus
iucss OH whitewashin' was too prosperous
f!r nv house traced tie preacher like one
' ob desc he4h candle-nies tlyin' roun' de
I ligIt. Wall, yistcrtI'y mornin' my wife
I ran away wild do preacn"r Da tuck up
z De Garnet AN eben stole de stove, Dry
+ stole ito knives au forks an eherything
= dcy could get dar hans on. l followed
+ 'rro M; cntche!i up wild 'am. De preacher
hit me wild a ch! nix. an my wife flung a
rock at ne: den | turned back. doan'
4 want no noah wimin an preachers. Ez
long rx Il cuitUd %" an chops wood an
- f.trncs water, she's all right. hut when
= she t,nn,-s dow, de W God an pours out dc
@ water den look ont. OATS what makes
Y me say what do, dats ole time nIgSer
: can'tstnu' prosperity
J.. If you we're TO got" heaven. Uncle
, Anderson, al d fad the preachor there
!, what would YOU dol
: The old man studied while and re-
marked: : Il coau know rothin' about de
=, laws oh de place, Int cf dcy ain any
u st;icter dar den in Ark"nsaV', gln hiil
G diff oher de head wild my harp dat
-, ! would make de city Oh de new Jtrusalen
: SCUM like dar was fire alarm. - Iii, tis
II Rock Gazette
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
ADDRESS.

The following address, has
been issued to the Democracy
Of the Union:
70 TIC Democrot;c and Con-
scryative Voters OF the CoUn-
try: The election Of President
and Vice President is now be-
fore you. State and local dis
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
Registration Notice.
Assessors OFFICE, Court i."nse,

Assessors OFFICE, Court i!"nse, (
West Fcliciana. Aug. -, lS7o.
VNHE Registration office. for the pun
1 pose of registering voters, amt en-
rolling the nam, $ of those WI" nave We
come entitled TO register since last regis
nation, will he oreued ut the
G nrI House from September ist TO 9TH
Intensive. CO.. ,1;,,
Seut.mbcr 9th and 18th, at Star Hill
ID, ward. .cD c;,,,,
September Sth and 9th, at c. B Smiths
9th waru.
Bird ward. C.o
September 18th and 14th at Grange
Hall 5th ward.
September 18th and 18th at Laurel
Hill 4th ward a-, - n,;o,.
September 18th and 18th at brlcN
Church 10th ward. ,.
S.ptcmher Goth and 9Th at st. NarS
Church Sth ward.
Seutemher 22st and 23nd, at Cat lsiano
LeBnil store.
September 24rd and 21th at Innici
WnI'S store.
At the Court House from Septen"S'
2Gth to the 1st OF November. !nt!nSi|H'
MATT GILMOkE,
AssesSsr aud Registrar
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

In the next place, it may be trut!fuliy
affirmed that the mcustachc is instic'
with the spirit of liberty. 1t spurns ti'
letters of rules and formulas, and eNulis
in the freedom otnatUre. Its Stowth anh
otlarescence are HIS independent of pres
crihca regulations as the unfolding of th,
rose or the visiiings of the west wind. l.
execrates the tyranny oi artistic cH!!iVa
ton and the odious dcspotis:n of wax
nor does i, hesitate to th:ow off tho ynk,
and raise the standard of insurrection.
We find in the moustache betitt'ns
type and symbol Of that ia!Leiess freedom
that dares to erect its tabernacle in thu
wilderness, under the sky of It's own love
and choice.
Viewed in the light ofmo'ieru progress,
the lnonStaullc IS not merely u thing ~
utility and characterization, but it rank.
nigh in he catalogue al prime necessities
It is Indispensable. It's absence is Il Cal
anity more conspicuous tnan red head
more !rrcprcss!Dle than q club foot, NOR,
nourItnl tia Il :. bobtail pedigree. Th,
! lack Of this appc'l'lal,e is brand of III
| completeness, Il sign of ba"cVnness, y:
| memorial OF sterility and desolation.
Bur th' crow ling glory of the nous
sache is found in the high esteem and ad-
niirnLion which the lauies entertain for
t. Indeed, it has always been Il pes
with the dear Creaturcs-secule in Their
,ovc and close to their hearts Through
; all the tide of time their secret reditati
ons have rendered it that homage which
| heir lips are aftaid to speak. 1t is like
! iy tha: man with IL fine moustachc was
standing behind Mrs. Lot when she be-
came so suddenly the ''salt OF tho earth.
! The Inoustnc che is truly the battle flag o.
| Cupid, and the oriilafnmc of victory III
! he lists Of love. Without it courtship i
IN np-hill business. 4 young man try.
! ing to kiss his sweet heart without to help
Of a nnnstachp sngsests d small boy try
ils to squeeze his way into a ten-cen'
! show without 4 ticket. Ii he succeeds it
is Ivy mere accident or the most pEeno
| mennl run of luck.
| The ll,.ies Of Spain declared ages ago
that kiss without a inonstache Is like
! IN egg without SAT-" and tho saying has
! ,ttainetl the dignity o. a provero.
The ruoustacho has ever been praised
rs an admirable ai.d glorions institution
! nde d, ii'has been Il ways on the lips OF
| uel,, and, occasionally, on the lips CT wo
men; but il never stays long i'll the lat
ter place, the period Of it's s"jonrn varying
from one TO five seconds, according to the
insi iration of the moment and the Ecni
us of the occasion. The H:oustache is en-
lcared to us by hallowed associations
and sacred tratlitions: nor is it likely
hat at this late day it will go down &c
the senuchrc Of extinct ferns ard creed:
and institutions. It has braved all tht
storms of the past. and will endure seren,
aud uilsIial>en through all succeeding
| time. N. O. D,morrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

The steamer Jo SrayarlE. froIh
Shreveport to New Orleans, was burned
AT Bag'ary' landing, near the AtchafA'a a,
at 4 nscIo.l1 On the evening Of tile 18th.
The vessel and cargo, c n1Hin ny OF ll4l
bales of cotton, 312 sacks Of cotton seed
and SuE;irics, is almost y total loss. The
fire Is supposed to have originated from
tac chimneys, ana before discovery was
bcyond control. Ctpt Knuns and force
exertcl themselves to the utmOsf to pre-
serve til ctrgn, portion of which being
on :. barge was thrown into the river.
Several of the passengers ard attacle les OF
the hnaI lost valuable private property
bat Fortunately 70 loss Of llfo OF SERIOUS
acci;lent to persons resulted.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
LOIS AEE NOE A LOTTERY.

All comrting Is a lottery,
In palace or in cot:
Each is allotted lot of ways.
To change each others !ots.
A '>man of the olden time
Once claimed a.pious Lot,
But she refused bis lot to share,
And loiterlng, she was not.
Mans aiioteG lot is Oft times strange,
As lots of Us can tell;
Besides the lot on. which he lives
And lots he means to sell.
There's lots OF land, and lots Of lots,
And lot of dollars too,
And lots " no think their lot is hard,
" ho cam t claim lew.
There's lots of people in humble lots,
AS lots of'vise ones knew.
Who never, in their allotted lives,
Have owned a lot below.
| But let's have made their cash by lots,
| In lots and lots Of cases;
! Then owl Il lot or lot of lots,
II you would take their places.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

{. WE'eE'
,rDRNEY AT LAf,
:" Clinton, Louisiana,
,re IN the courts Of East and
/, ,TEEr;na and the Supreme Court OF
Sale.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

- A girl, having fallen out with her
lover, sent him the following lines, which
are expressive, if not beautiful:
There's a land shat is hotter than this.
Where lie ser 2 collar vnull stand;
Where the .trNN'r al hlhi't" and hiss
O, 90 to that beautiful land.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

MAX FIscuER. AUGUST FISCHER
IA, & ~ EAsSAERe
:. w. Corner of Front q san
Streets.
BAYOU SARA, LA.
TlAyE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
IL at prices con1nrmable wi,h the
lines. full and complete lines Of White
goods. Ladies' Dress Goods, ftons'- keep
er's articles, and general assortlneA, OF
fancy and staple dry goods
Victoria Lawns,
Mains Jnks, swiss
Mulls, Piques, Bish-
np Lawns, Linen | awnA>
Dress Linens, Mozimh'
enes, Grcna~
dimes, Organdy
MusInS, Frcnch
PercaleS, Iris,. Lin
ems. RHhhine' Bars,
Lace~ and Cnrtains,
Parasols, large varic
". Umbre!-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
| COS, Bieachea Cottons.
| CambriCS. s;heetings,
! Chad ems Cassimures
! Gents
Cnssimeres,
Cotlonad
Je"ns. Denlma, Tick
-ingS hv tn" ward y" nlec".-
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries
Provisions, western Produce ana
Plantation Supplies. Agents tor
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
attachments
We invite, an inspection of our largo
assoI tment of Ladies, Chllhrens Me'iS
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves, !iol'
Thread, Gauntlets, Ties, ihhonS. Eln
broideries Laces, Rnchngs, CorS'tS, La
dies Ready made Under wear, r'c, re
tumery, Toilet, Articles, and notions
e Ue have OIL hand also, fresh and wei
, selected stock OF Clothing, Boots. Shoes
q. Hats and Caps and Il general assortment
of rentlemeLs underwear and h- -lishint
goo $.
The citizens of East Fcliciana, H"inT'
: CouDee and Wilkinson County, Miss.
Will find it to their interest and auvan
tase 10 open upa trade with u.s. All or
! ders f, ON abroad promptly, and caietuil,
filled. ;, o+
~ Highest market price paid to' cot
ton.