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The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
For the Gazette.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER.

The Morning Ne,cs says ''a large bird
was seen hoveiing around the top
of the flag pole in front of the Hastings
Guards hall on Thursday night about
IL O'clock" and that sit was possibly
drawn by the gilt eagle that sits perch
ed on the top of the pole"
Oh, no, 1t was a buZzard. attracted by
the strong smell arising from the meet
ing lust held there. 1t is rather early
for buzzards to be looking for Republi-
eau carrlon, but about November 10th
they will have large supply and grow
fat No other birds are likely TO be at
tracted by Republican poles, except it
be stray crow.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
THE FINAL NOTICE.

For the last time the attention Of the
readers of the GAZETTE is called to Mr.
=. L. 4. Smiths Coney Island Excul-
son, which will leave the p. w. u B.
Il. Il. depot at $3.50 O'Clock MonGa
morning. All arrangements have been
periec; ed, and there is no doubt all who
90 will have pleasant time. For the
convenience ofthose desiring to purcha {
tickets, the store of e. f. Thomas a. Co
will be kept open until 10 o'clock TO-
night. Arrangements have also beer
made for the city railway cars to meet
the excursion on its return. Let al
who ca 60 OIL this splendid excursion
The tickets are only three dollars.
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MEAN. TRICKY, FALSE
UENIALS.

|Publlc Ledger, Feb. y. 1873.
Then came their mean
h. denials, shifts, evasions
explanation Of their
Lns, evesy change in which
more and more their own
heir own culpability. There
4 an instance in which men
| public trust were more thor
kyered with proof of malfeas-
Mice. The guilty knowledge
u men was as visible as the
II the government moneys
spdous. And Congress pun
Ibis by passing its partial res
II censure, letting the gully y
bon the false pretense of hav-
Eisdiction. This is so trans
|sham that it will command
/ Of no one possessing the
|St intelligence.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
Local Lanes.

i'u crabs at Fullmer's.
p crabs at Fullmer's.
salad at Fullmer's.
Hastings Guards will meet this
|Ss'"iwl. M aiSance in the price of peach
|th,s 1IsS entered upon the Mayors
Slne yesterday. N III ''e
/ len s!.'ss1. deaths for the present week.
/ |, !, s.1N, Warner 4 Co.'S. new ware.
y hearing y. completion. "'" ware
i a. spd,hd, p hIownsend's coal advertise.
.aoca men, T. u, will hold its Sunday
how 6eIlhg at Rosendale Parl
|BuuCcbS,,I ucS thought that the notoriou,
'psuanaa r.,ian,, is still alive. ''' ''''
|ken Ir,e''ts in,a OF Browntown want I,
bta sa'5 .u'O The city to comprise tn,
at ec, SecoUaI viii meet in adjourne,
Eeninp ISllu a, q and Adams street
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21

b. days have elapsed since
Hampton denied in the most
srms that he had ever uttered
|nguage attributed to him in the
IBIS recent speeches at Staunton
|Set the Republican newspapers
khe country, following the
\ example of the New York
|cOatinue to haunt the lie at
|of their columns.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
le Pleasures of Hope.

Ihe body is bowed with pain an
.Lolslng for relief brings hope.
brighten the suffering but II
cure AT IA time like this how
7 such a friend as Warmers safe
sla Liver cure, bringing hope
na NJ. happiness and the Joys OF a
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
ANOTHER DROWNING CASE.

George Smith, young man about q
wears of age, residing at Dufonts b inks,
was drowned in the Brandywlne yester-
day. ha. ,a ho
inc subiect to fits, 1t is supposed that he
was seized with, one and fell overheard
As a. soon as II became kno search was
instituted, and in a short time the body
The coroner has beed notihed, and
will hold an inquest to-day.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
From the Reading Eagle yesterday.
MIR. CIymer's COnditi on

Congressman Clymer is resting well
to-day. He was able to sit up this
morning. He has power to move his
arm, and experiences little pain. His
arm and shoulder have been bandaged
DR.. Davis, the attending physician, was
under the impression that the neck Of
the humerus was fractured, but he
afterward found that the injury consis-
ted of a rupture of the capsular liga
ments. The ladies who were injured
in the accident are all doing well.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21

The little steamer Anthracite yester-
day made another trip down the Della
ware river, In order to show a number
of gentlemen the Perkins system Of gen.
Grating steam.
No opium! No morphia or other dan
gerous drug is contained in DR.. Bulls
Baby syrup, for the relief OF collie. teeth
Ing, etc. Price Is cents,
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
"a CdrOLin0's Census.

lSGToN, Aug, l9,2Gen. Walker
fndenl Of the Census says that
% truth in the statement that a
Iteration will be taken III South
THUS far, not a solitary fact
brought 10 the attention of the
|fice to indicate that the census
Carolina was improperly taken.
Pc three supervisors appointed
laie are Republicans, and it is
|islric.s that the largest increases
AlOn are reported.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
HORSE CAPTURED.

One of the policemen captured stray
horse on Thursday night, and the an
imal is now at the Delaware House sta
hias The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges, If
not called for shortly the morse Will be
sold to pay expenses
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.

A meeting af the Trustees of Hano-
ver Presbyterian church was held last
night, for the purpose of choosing an
oreanist, but a full board not being
present, the subject was laid over un-
til next meeting.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
WHY, Oh, W HY?
For the Gazette

For the Gazette.
Since Dick Harrington has such a
high opinion of the "old tiag,' why was
he in so great hurry, not long ago, to
get ACROSS tho border and throw himself
into tho protecting folds of the British
ensign4 DEL.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
ACCIDENT AT THURLOW.

At Thurlow, on the p. w. & b. X. R.,
William Riley, of Chester, while coup
ling cars, was caught between the cars
md his left leg severely mashed.
A man named Humphreys, of Phila-
delphia, was sent down TO take his place,
but he first attempt he made at coup
ling resulted in getting three fingers of
his left haad caught and severely NASH
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
DIED,

KELLY.-In this city on the 10th inst,
Susan G.. wife Of Daniel Kelly in the
3lst year Of her age.
The relatives and reiends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her father,
John McMackin, No. 8 Lamotte street,
Brandywine village, on Monday morning
at o'clock. Interment at Catholic ceme-
terry. aug2O-2t.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
A BuZzard, sure.
rom the Morning News.

A large bird was seen lowering
around the top of the flas pole in front
of the Hastings Guards hall, on
Thursday night about II o'clock. 1t
was possibly drawn by the gilt eagle
that sits perched on the top of the pole
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
Young America.

fIriotlc impulses of the rising
p should he encouraged, and we
reduce the price Of boys cam
Pr, Hancock or Garfield, to 20
ch Remember only 20 cents.
opposite Clayton House.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
heetings Tonight.

SATURDAY.
nlcs Lodge, No. 4, /. 90. F.
WI Lodge, No. Is, |. o. .. +,
" w Lodge, No. 3, X. of p.
Irlbe. No. d, X. NJ.
Council. No. 10, QUA, M
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
n nnEiE FIRST PICNIC

grsSd drioneer q, Club will give
,als afternopn' 'iG, at Schuetzen
4 been enusna, Ritohie's orches-
4 good lmss saged , for the occasion,
Rttsud A'' may be expected by all
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
NEW ADvERTlsEaIENTs.

A TTENTION-THIRD WARD DEMO-
n CRATS.-A meeting of the Demo-
orats of the Third Ward Will be held in
The Wafer Witch Engine house, this
Saturday evening, at s o'clock, for the
Convention. and transacting other busi-
ness. By order
II. VIM. H. BLAKE, Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
Sunday Papers!-Sustdoy Pa
Ders!!

The intelligent man will In the morn
ing, secure one OF Davis, famous Sunday
papers at 6ls Markee street in which he
will find enoug, good sound, sensible read
ing to last him all day long.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21

If yon want your baby to look bright do
not put 1t to sleep with laudanum when
rest 'css, but use DR.. Bulls Baby syrup,
15 cents q bottle.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
reach shipments.

tol Itollowlng were the shipments
psS !, over the Delaware railroad
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21
FIRST EDITION.
Matters Political.

CITY DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
MATTERS IN THE WARDS AND IN
GENERAL.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-21

BEING GALTERED.-Twoo of the. locomo-
tiyes on the w. c. q p. r. R., Nos. 2
and IL, are IN the shops of the p. w. x
b. n. r., undergoing thorough repairs
and alterations. No. viii. be changed,
from an anthracite to a bituminous coal
burner. Both will be materially changed
and repainted. They will be ready to
send from the shops in about two weeks.
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Prof. Tice for April.

LIST, low barometer, cloudy threatening
weather, with storms in places; ID to Sd, rising
barometer, falling temperature, clear or fair;
4th to 9TH, falling barometer rising tempera-
tnre, ending in clouding, threatening weather
with storms in places; 18th to 9th, rising barom-
eter falling temperature, clear or fair, 10th to
18th, f. b. r. t.. clouding threatening weather,
with severe local storms; 18th to 18th, r b. t.,
fair; 10th to 18th, f. b. r. t., cIouding, with
rain; 18th to 10th, r. b. e., clear or fair 2otl,
to 24th, f. b.r. t., clouding, threatening wealth
er, with heavy storms; 25th to s7th, r b. t. t..
clear or fair; 9th to 30th, f. b. r. t., clouding
and threatening weather, with heavy storms
in places. The comparative warmer days are
about LIST, 9th, l1th, 18th. oath and Both. The
comparative cooler days will be about 3d. 9Th,
18th, 18th and 25th The earthquake periods
are about 5th, 10th, 18th, ODD and 29th
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A Wall from Kansas.
PARSONS, MARCH 22d. 1880.

PARSONS, MARCH 22d, 1880.
MOORE & SoN-Gents: sit
down to write you few lines to tell
you that am well, but not doing
well.
find that labor is dull here. I
cannot get a job here that amounts
to anything.
The colored people here are going
to raise cotton, and 1 thiEk it can be
done.
You promised to send me money
if l was in need of it. and I would
like the sum of fifty dollars to help
me back, for / caunot make living
here.
have a good house and lot here,
but want TO come down at once
That is the reason [ ask money
from you.
If ] can sell before l start, won't
need it, but if l don't, I cannot get
there without your help. So please
send it, and if I do not need it
will return it.
If [ do not sell before 1 start, I
will leave the house in good hands,
to sell as quick as possible, and l
will pay you back as soon as it is
sold. Please answer as soon as pos.
sible, and inform me whether you
will help me or not, for 1 want to be
in Shreveport by the LIST Of April.
1 saw Mr.. Strinfellow ON the 10th.
He wanted hands to go down on
Red River, but I had not seen
enough of the country then, but 1
have now. l did not want to carry
my family down on the river, any
way.
Read this to my colored friends,
and tell Tom Branch to stay there
that this is not the county for color
ed labor, as there is too many here
now.
Please send this letter to Spencer
Minis, when you are done with it.
I bought the house to save paying
rent, when I first came here, and it
is worth $3.50. So send me $50 if it
is possible; and also put me in farm
80 acres of cotton and 20 acres of
corn, if you please.
From your obedient sci want,
HAL SWEENEY.
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Subscriptions Paid in March.

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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jules Dreyfuss
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sent at the North for the past two
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Just Out.
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Notice.

F1Nhe present Legislature. now in session, will
i be petitioned at this session, to confer
upon the Police Jury of Bossier Parish author.
ity to buy lot of land-subdivide the same,
and sell the lots and apply proceeds of such
sale to the building Of new Court House and
Jail
. March 4, $780, AM
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u To the lovers of the beautiful
there is no place in Shreveport that
offers more attractions that the Dry
Goods Emporium of Julius A. ia
cobs. There you will find the new.
est styles and large assortment of
superior quality. For reliable goods
and low prices, the establishment OF
julius A.Jacobs stands unsurpassed.
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~ We hereby notify spring poets
that we have good assortment of
Beautiful Spring" doggerel already
on thankfully enough to supply the
demand for kindling fires.
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u "Heaven lies about us in our
infancy" says the poet. Yes, and
our ueighbors lie about us when we
grow up.
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~ Jules Guerre, at his confec-
tionery store, Market street, Shreve-
port, has all kinds of candies, con-
fections, sweetmeats, bon bons,
cakes, fruits, nuts, etc. He makes a
speciality of manufacturing candies,
and will supply the trade cheap.
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~ It is easy to run down the ac-
complishments of your neighbor,
but hard to ran ahead of them.
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u Many Of our citizens may
now be seen in their gardens busily
at work. Some have gardens very
we'll advanced.
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~ You may bet on the condition
of the roads today only, for on the
morrow there is q new design.
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