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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-18

Queen street customers, the front axle vi
his wagon broke, short distance above
the northern market house, and compelled
suspension of business for time.
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\ MINISTER relates his experience thus:
take pleasure in adding to your many tes-
timonials. that last Thursday Thanksgiving
Day., not being able to preach on account of
Rheumatic pains in the shoulder, 1 bought a
bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL, which, after using
several times relieved me wonderfully,
DIR. B. PICK Rochester, New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mothers. NIothers!! Motbe

kidney-Wort is natures remedy for Kidney
and Liver diseases, Piles and Constipation.
flS-lwd&w
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About o'clock this morning while
George A. Kiehl, mineral water manufac-
turer, was engaged in serving his North
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-18

On Sunday evening next Rev. Morrison,
of the First Baptist church, will preach a
special sermon to the members of George
H. Thomas post, No. 81, G. A. r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-18

A Royal Home that was Shattered like
BOrinS's Political Building.
An abortive attempt was yesterday made
to kill the imperial family by laying n
mine in the Winter Palace. The explosion
took place under the guard room of the
palace, which is Immediately beneath the
dining hall. Owing to accidental delay
the imperial family had not entered the
latter at the usual time. The explosion
made hole in the floor of the dining hall
ten feet long and six wide. Five soldiers
were killed and thirty five wounded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-18
THE REPUBLICAN FIGURES,

This Fellow Was Nearly Right.
From Mondays INTELLIGENCER.
According to the list published in the
Republicans papers they must expect Mr..
Boring to be badly beaten. Their figures
strike me thus
Total city vote about. ut............. 5000
Boring signers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 72O
MacGOniyle's apparent vote ........ 4,2SO
Deduct. ........ |2O
MacGonigle' $ apparent majority. =. B. $50
This is too much johnson didn't get all
the way round he missed some of the
boys. Suppose We give him 7sO votes
more. Then the vote would stand.
NlacGOnlSle ........ 3,3OO
MacGonigle's apparent majority.... -. 2, 120
This is more than we want-Let's be
generous and give Boring 72O more. Then
the vote will be.
MacGonigle.. $3.50
BORING. =, lOO
Macs S majority ESQ
MATHEMATICIAN.
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL.

PROF. ID. a. LOOMS, NJ. d.. formerly Professor
of Anatomy in the Pennsylvania Medical Col
lege late Surgeon i'm the United States Army.
and also Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children i'm the ST. Louis Medi-
cal College. writes the following to the Holman
Liver Pad Company:
"GENTLEMEN: The Pad is u marvel of sue
cess. have given its working u personal in
siOnal sanction. 1t acts kindly, safely and
effectively. and comes the nearest to u univer-
sal plnacea of anything know in medicine
and the only wonder is that the medical pro-
fession has not before made it of practical use
to suffering humanity, for the principle is as
Old as HlpPocrates himself. Respectfully recon-
mend the Pad in all malarial affections and i'm
chronic diseases of the various organs it is in
valuable fcbl4.2wdcOd
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MISCELL1NEOVS,
THAS. BieINYNIER.

Removed to No. West King street, first
floor, RhO;ltls Il Bro s new building
i27-ImdI CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIGNS.
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NJ LEVIN, N. d.. GRADUATE OF THE
~. University of DOrpa:, Russia, formerly
of Berlin Germany, No. 2i3 West King street.
Office hours from TO 10 H. H. | to D. III and
6tOSp.nI. ,S-2md
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VJIANTEI

WANTED
w n first-clasS bartender mt JOHN cor
LANDS Restaurant, No. 12j North Queen
street. None but IL good hand need apply.
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fl1-tfW&S
nays OF APPEAL FOR 1880.

NAYS OF APPEAL Fol: 1880.
To the Taxable Inhabitants of the First and
Third Wards of Lancaster City. and the BOr-
Ough of Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa:
Pursuant to the provisions of the laws of the
Commonwealth, the undersigned Commission
crs of Lancaster county hereby give notice
that the day of appeal for the assessment of
1880, for the above wards and borough, will be
held i'm the Commissioners Office, at Lancaster
city on
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1880.
&. COBLE.
ISAAC BUSHONG
ROBT. MONTGOMERY
Commissioners
Lancaster dailics and Marietta papers only
publish.I febI4lwd
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Nn7-:JIutl1

). KOSENBAUM 4 CO.,
N. PACKERS OF LEAFTOBACCO, No. 2s:
Prince street, Lancaster, Pa.
J. .ROSENMYEE,
an7-:'mdJ Manager,
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"A MINED PALACE.
Five Soldiers Killed.

NihIlists Blow the Czar's Dining Room to
Pieces.
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MORTGAGES FOR SALE.

Two six per cent. Mortgages. one for 600
and the other tor 81, 40 first liens and well Sc
cured on eligible city Real Estate, belonging
to the estate of the late DIR. Benjamin Mishler,
deed. Inquire OF
WIN. X. WILSON, ESQ,
No. II North Duke Street.
fll-tfW&S Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-18

| w By young woman II situation to do
| general hOusewOrk. Apply ut the keystone
! motel. It'll
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 1e, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-For the New
England and Middle Atlantic states. fall
ing barometer, southerly winds, cloudy
and threatening weather, followed by oc-
casional light rain, followed by rising bar
ometer and colder westerly winds.
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WARE
on
MUSICAL BOXES
estimate
n. RHoADs BRO, Jewellers,
No. WestK King
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
Mattir civ, of Nelson county, Kentucky,

Mattirgly, of Nelson county, he"'"cN!'
and was sired by Hunters Lexington.
Is. dam Eohsy Hunter by Oliver. Znd
dam Blue Belle by Choiisier. 81 dam
Blue Filly by imported Hed2tord. Atm
Gam Lady Tompkins by American
Eclipse. 5,h dam Katy Ann by O@ies
| Oscar. 9th dam Young Maid o. the
Oakes by imported Expedition. 7'h oahh
Old Maid of the Cakes by imported
Spread Eagle. Sih dam Annetth bV
Shark. 9th dam Ivy Nelson's Rocki''S haiti
10th dam by True Wing. 18th dam by
Baylo,'s Gallant. 18th dam by b"iwo''
imported Regu!us. 18Th dam by import
ell Diamond, son Of Hantboy.
Hunters Lexington, was sired ny o''
Lcxinnion. LIST dam Sal!ia Lewis, by !"
, ported Glencoe; end dam Motto, by III
; port ed Barefoot; 81 dam Lady Toni
kins hy American Eclipse. For the II
! maiudcr Of his pedigree S Lady lon't
j. k,ns.' the 4th dam of Judge Wlckihe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

The law and the evidence being IN Ia
r. is oruered at,judged and decreed that
+h. ,,laiuiiif Cor;nnn A. Evans WIFE, 90
h,v.. ;n1n,uent and recover fiom he de
fandnnt. Edward J. NcGehee husband,
th. sum OF six Thousand nine huh"!e"
| ami thiuv-Tour dollars and SIX y-nihe
cenis. S6.i34 SO, with 5 per cent per an,
uup,siu crest vhereon nom this ga" '"''
paid and the costs of these piocee"ih7s'
# is IN, thcr ordered ahju'iSed ano oe-
creeG that the D0i0re en- Placement mane
NV defendant TO 'he plaintiff by an n''
,,n..ed before Theodore A. iakeweii. no
t,rv p,h,ic in aud o. this Parish, on i,!s
1o,,, day Of December A. d., 1879 10 tne
amount of thu ee thousand niue huh"reu
and tw.ntv dollars, he and the same ~
now ratified and confirmed as Ut lts naIe.
o~d this Judgment be credited Win Iha'
amount of said dale d.
: If ia further ordered adjudged and de
= creed that the community OF acq"ets an.
y. Gains heretofore existing he'w v an
f;H and defendant be and is now "'s'''
ed. and plaintiff is now a"tho'iz ',; a.,
y o,,onwereG to resume the administrator
Of her own seperate pa:aphernal es.a;
and to continue the same as "A femme ""''
n Doce read aud signed IN "Pe,' Eo"'
this ALL o~' JOHN lOIST,
Judge 18th Judicial District t"''
10 A true copy made October ., io.V
a c.. NJ. BARROW,
ar
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
RegistratiOnlt:

Assessors OFFICE, Court f;o" S.,
West Fcliciana, Aug. - loco
ry,I1E Registration office, for the p'.
nose Of registering voters anu t In-
rnl1iur the names of those VINO .aV" ,r I
a",' entitled 10 register since ias1 regis
t,o+im. will be opened at the y,
Cnurt House from September lst 10 ''n'
'ns septsmher 9th and 7th, at Star I'LL
3D. ward. ,., .r p Smiths
~ Sentember 10th and 18th at Balne roho'
3rd ward. ,,,b ,t Grange
! Hall 9Th ward. ,., ~ r,rrcl
| Hill 4th ward ,o,,, .t Hrick
Church 10th ward. g. ,,,r,,,s
Senteuber Goth and 9th at st. MARY
Church 9Th ward. r,+ rs,,nt
- Ssntember gard and 25th at Iunlc'
Winn's store. c c,,+ar,he
= At the Court House from sep.e.n'o
. oGth to the LIST of November. lncInSl'"'
=, So'n ~ MATT GILMORE,
Assessor and Registrar
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
TATE VS. FRANK FLOW Lbs

7resd,v last. Frank Flowers was
on rial for the murder OF Que
sw Jackson, some Zine III JUNE u
yeai 4
viii lie remembered at the timo OF
iliing. popular opinion was Ae'E
kaoainst Lie accused, and at one ''iie
bort was circulated that ne "o"i''
hken from the custoday Of The Shel'li
dispatched summarlly-
his threat however was nov p"'''h
ion, and the accused Frank flo"e'S'
placed ON bis trad before a july "
beers, ON the day above stated
lsvas represented by counsel JOS
COsan and Chas. l.. Fisher, anpoih'ee'
hs court, Who did all in the'r po"e'
alec,ipr 4 fair and impartial jury a"'
aiding the interest of the accuse'
Nm testimony was Offered to snbstan
lie the charge. The jay LIST was ell
NV exhausted. and taiismer ha" TO u
(nmoned belole pannel of twelve u
tcoald be had. Ten black ana T."
i lite men copst:tu ed tho jury. Al
strict Attorney argued the cause
tsState's nenalf with vgoI. and ne "
Flowed in argument by Jos. 4. |c'sa
b the part Of tho defendant. Ine Ga
k,s finally submitted. the Judge III
|ha,giny the jury as to tue law ar2'.'
Bic ia the case. The jury af.er an hon
Eonsulta,ion, returned an unfoa''D
verdict Of guilty. >,
The Attorneys for Flowers has NOV
the court for a new tr.al, Oh 'i'o 5N>
That the verdict is contrary W i'"
svidence.' AS yet the motion HAS
bee IN argued.
More about this case will appear III
next issue.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

According to promise we
we this day give to the puolic
the pedigree of the fine large
thoroughbred stallion, Judge
Wickliffe,' the property OF our H
friend Gov. r. Q. Wlcklihe.
The horse is sixteen hands one
inch high, a beautiful bay .
years old and perfect in form.
We have at our office Il picture
of this magnificent animal tax,
en- by MIR. Burke. Now is the
time for our planters to lmpfoV.'
their stock by bree ding TO thi
horse.
/ PEDlGkEE.
Judge Wickliffe was foaled IN u
spring OF 1875, and was bred ny ''N
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
JUST RECEIVED BY
O. D. BROOKS,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST

II INSLOW Kerosene Oil, Lamps, chin
- noss' "' NTo. D. BROOKS.
GEELEYS Hard Rubber Trusses' Light
- cool. clearly, used in hathlns.
All 0. d. BROOKS.
AIDES and Gents. shoulder braces,
'"'p ~ ar o. D. Il OOKS'.
DERFORATED card board, gold and
silver, aud plain gold silver naner.
AT O. ID. BROOKS'.A
T1LAVORING extracts. Gelatin, Specs
Il aud English Soda. &c, a,-,,
| rANDIES, Chocolate. Cocoanut' Burnt
" Almonds, &c, AZ tres1;' ;,p,hoxS
d oDGERs' and Westenholme's Knives
AT o. D. BROOKS.
-,OTH nail, lathcr. hair, scrub, shoe,
n,,nt and camePs hair brushes,
p"'A' ArO. d. BROOKS.
u,o11 EFT powder, handk'f Il. extracts, and
J. fine cologne AZ Ar f. o. D. BROOKS. .
ry,O1LEr soap, hay rum. imported, hair
l. oil and p0n''0.AA:r . O. d. BROOKS.
20 H .os4 Ar o. d. BROOKS.
IN DpOOKs' Elixir Calasaya Bark nne
- IL 1ron' ple'S'N' AT O. D. BROOKS.
Iruoo1, hooks. slate, pencils, COP
ShaoIss &C.. AT O. D. BROOKS.
-,rpE snerm oil, for sewing mac hines
- ~ Ill sp'AN' ALTO. D. BROOKS.
-c1, Rails and Bats, all sizes.
RAon O''''' AT 0. D. BROOKS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

v,,1vl,,e in Wilkinson County state o'
Mississippi. :, emit T. w.
Wh;t,m,n Va J. J. Barrow, sherih oU DIS
in the Parish Court
One lot of household furniture
one lot of kitchen furniture
Three Office desks.
One hon safe.
TERMS OF SALE.
cAoh' CD. SMITH:
Sheriff.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

A GRAND Observation-Disclosures Safe
Kidney and Liver Cu'e has reached
-crutation that is not limited by the con-
fines of section CT country. There are no
iniuriors substances nor false and tenn
porary stimu'ants in the preparation;
is nurelv vegetable and compounded I'M
der u formula that has passed severe tes's
| and Won cn,loi semr1,s from some OF 'he
| HIGHEST medical Talent in tie country
| ~ -. V,,l- NVNr'F
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
=, eeoRa MoLL.

1; tle State of Lonls'an"
Oh w. has awakened more
Fs '';nas of the poru'ace'
as U.s. case of equal gravity
Fa's interest was hcigih-
aftbe relationship eX's.-
'' ~, priuciplcs to this ho"'-
wv rss deceased, Joseph Bier
=, If Geo. Mol, the acc's'
N rcsecati,n'g, witness IT. ,ns ON
,..nalkcd abi'''S-'s inc Oh"
,i,be accused. 49,, TO-.
was assigned and called Tor
klay last. District a .t"," wy
.sru,ius the sVate, and W:
he defendant. At an early
,ro,nr both parties an
..,,ves ready for t. ial, ana
supanae!lins a j''y CON-
FL, was supposed 10y some TO
/, difficult features OF the . u,
The supposi'ion was that
!, l:ejnd;ce existed IN 'he
80 soitne jury, aud for that 'na.
,m,,npeliihg Of the twelve
s,sv matter. On the con
.s,,. while the following Ju
/ snn,nnclled TO try the cause
l.. Joo Cotton, Joshua John
|s.ss, JR Miller. Allied Pa
r.,nuan. jerry Whitaker, }
|rpchcr,y. Ben franklin MI
! Anumhcr Of witnesses WEI
,,; ralicntlv listened TO .
|. md inv. The evidence e''cl
tne same "a chat offered
IT,. ;oaucs5. pointing TO G'
wv, The slayer ofJos. Bier. I
,1ose,l. and the District Al e
ID. ,,oumcnt 10 the J"'V {
service tothc State; W.
%r,ovea with 81 forcahle ar'
show 4 jusrlGyabIe Killing. 4
Irto,ucy closed the a'S"hi'
-. was submitted to the ,lo
,,. thea charged the jury "
and fa;,rc>s ho"h to tue =
| ,.cusef ~ 10 rhe law apple"
|,s. they ;iod in cha'Se.
|er.ict tounG ~ the jury, was
! ). H. Slack. foreman, hh'
|,,+d Geo. MOI, gully or II
|fe.
Eisvlitirg sentence has not
on the accused, but tho surh
!aori7g oaes a"e, that "e'.
| 70 ia. ncuetenlia,y at hard
! or fifteen years. The 1'h'eS'
not exceeding twenty years.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
,,UDGNENT.

o. cu;siana-Parish Of " est fe!'
ciana.
Fifteenth Judicial District 'o"''.
Corinne a. Evans wife, Va Hu" "'N -
McCehce, husband.
THlss ' wAu 70 assignment. Af'er hea,i"S
l. sn;'i ino =. thc coz 1T was ofopinion Una
the e e,inr;tf had established her cla II,
tue i 'ras Untitled to Judgment as ptaSe'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
Oct.9-S0.
Clerks Noulce.

The State of Lousana-Parish Oh "eS'
Fc!iciana.
,,+,, district Cnurt-Clerk's Office:
G,'a',.ss;nn. of lessee Davis deceased.
N2UTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that DR..
H. Green Dar,s has this da.; ap-
plcd tor letters of Ahm"istra lion, o" ,' ,"s
p above styled succession and 'ileSa; "pr "n
..;,;nn is not made thereto withih cen
, DAYS ,..e sam, will b. issued nGcC WvW
! to Jaw. ,oo Clerk
Oct. 81 1890.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
~ CURE w

FRUSTRATING SCIENTISTS or ~
~ .mr,e t;,aU most diseases 'te
cr us.l bv Lisoit!eIed Kidney" Or
IF ,nere ;o,e. the kidneHs al'. w.
ira kent N PERFECT "rae'. ~, nne" ~,
, S't henj Il will be the result. Ih's '"'
e'' -, i,.nn Known a short i:me anu
c ..,s neo, le snmc,ed @"ta' a!n,N
W. ,,t lao; nr able 10 find rf'le'. nv
",nva,v os Warmers SAFE h'"heN "''''
liver Cave maii. a new era III no
' nr ti,ese,rouh,cs. Made 'r"m Sun.
Via t,o,,ica! leaf ot rare value -
inst ,he el mcnts necessary "h''' 'p'' ,,1
i! ,;an,,,e no, il Of these 2ie.'t o. "ahS' "',.
NV ,,o,a, AMI Keep then in order. II
rnsiEiye EemeGv tor HA tAc "'>r ~.
"a, a,ns, noins in the lower pa'' ~ WV
| fnr 'rrnid liver. HeAd"chf' '""'
/, ',;o, Diyviness. Gravel. Fever, A%"c: H w. ~
q ,,inl lever, q al all difficulties Oh IT: It
, It;I,eys Liver and Urinary oi;,anr. c.
IN evrc'lcri end sac 'enie'.S ~. 4'n
i wales doing Pregnancy, ct ~ ~, u' on
n N.n.i,ua, ION aud is invA!nlhle II"
% NE f,,,,r Failing of the Womb. As
r. T,naa p, ;fer i, is uneGha!"", TOR II cure
n. ~. n,o.,rs thot make i,a h'o"u.
3, ''e '' READ TIE RECORD; c,,,.
y ,oveImv ljEa.-E. D. l.adeiy, oe'ili'
T. is ,::e remedy that VIII care I,r" t,,a.
diseases pecni'ar so "o"'en
"a ! Magazine. o.a tastsand voa e
~ ,,on sOlie &, t!e VA
,ned;cal .a'eut in the couo''S''
>; World. >>;o~e ii covered can
,.IL ror ouo momenl in conpa'IIon
n ;"MH 20, c. A. Harvey, ID, WASN'T
: con. D. c. ,,;oh hos done 81,
;wan,iers is PIT up in the l' ,;s ma * (
i "'v and is sold by D,Si1;s a9 ma al, ce''
hat at 49, ne. t S,Ce Diaberes Cure
aim cure 10. w" u,,oIv II. h. Wainel
yea +, Ea ' H"rches,er, n. Y.-oc116 50 ~.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16
FACULTY

FACULTY
G g. NORWOOD. .-..- K
NJ. adobe c. NORWOOD, ana MISS
NE. FIsHDURN, assistants IN A''-
erary Department.
Miss NETTIE SIMMONS, MUSICAL ~
p,.,tment and Ca,isthen'cs'
| ,,,;. Institution supplies Il lcnS-h.1
!, thut uortiou Of Louisiana KNOW
no .Eloriia Parishes,' IN S'E'nG va
niI;c , first. class school at %h'ci ', .o
ilons and daughters OF orr pco!'ic ot''i
o,incntcI at small, expense.
OUR WORK Is 1iiofot"it.
,,, co1-nsEOF STUDY IS CoMpNfHh'>;H1l, ~; -,
oG ;rhe advantages that we otter 20 0n Ma,,
r1rsr.C CLASS English and Ciass,cal t i"u
ron can not be surpassed III oo'''.eN
SI;csissio,,i or Southeastern lo"l9'''"'
TERMS:
Primary Department (w'th ! go, NJ
hoard, washing, fuel and Ri'' W
1n nS',nd} Gncluding the abovo) ~ :" :"
r"llr"iate Guc!udinG the above) lao :
,llisthepics Fee. ...'''.'''
EXTRA.
,,4,,,r,a,tal music OF. piano, or s. c
MS" ,..,,, nr uuitar, per month, $500 :,
do ,oo;art ! ;,urua ges or French (each)
zyFor further particulars Oh Cav
loyale, address o,,vooD pr;ncipal.
"a GreenShurG, ]
y
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

-,,N1ITsI success! 10000 in 30 days:
V,rc agents wanted to sell a, the nG ;r
NE, NE Of o. Hnn. YIN. II. English. This work
;''e endorsed Nd by Gen. Hancock ana tue par
~ leaders is l"w ht eshes , The rv "p
ular' ana uc sr,,m and October. Outfits
! zn. ! act Quick and coin money. i FOL
3 ,,, terms and full particulars, address
nT, Bros, Atlanta, Ga. ="
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-16

WYE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
w attention of the PUBLIC to the fact
that the southern Standard rrS with s "ow
norans;,,r nnpnlarity. During the last
season over FOUR HUNDRED were pm,
into use with unusual ard nnquapnu
success. The most W arksd features s, OF Ms
merits are QUICK WORK, CONFEN,-
FNCE EASE of operation and the facili-
ty Of packing heavy bales. 1t meets
With the most marked success as stear'
Power Press. where these features are
cedentti advance, in cost Of mater,'l We
have ,ecn compelled to slightly advanc"
prices. Price complete for power except
woo< work $4,000. Price complete Tor
AMI mower except wood work Sa6.c''
We are prepared t" supply our Patrons
with the very best Machinery ana h ,tt;uas
all kinds ut the very lowest prices
The Brown Gin speciality: Address
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Western Horses and IMu!es.-
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and for the heartiest agreement upon whatevvs o.
candidates the majority should put up against uhS
common foe. Since then the tide OF disaster kaS
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the omens for National victory were never
more cheering. t8
THE TRIBUEE'S POSITION.
OF The Tribune's share In all this, those spesk
most Enthusiastically who have seen NEST OF the
phases of the campaign now beginning. 1t will
earnestly strive that the party CT Freedom, Unio7
and Public Faith may select the man surest TO win.
and surest to make good PRECEDENT. But IN this
crisis it can conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would not be preferable 70 the besa
that could possibly be supported oy the Solid South
and Tammany Hall.
The Tribune Is spending much labO ana
money than before TO hold the distinction 1t has
enjoyed of the idFgest circulation among tie 6ess
peop1e. 1t secured and means 10 retain il by be
coming the medium Of the best thought and the
voice of the best conscience of the time, by Keeping
abreast of the highest progress favoring the freezes
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always To
the best intelligence and the pures morality and re-
sing to carter to the tastes of the vile or the pres
dices of the ignorant. " 81 t.s-
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