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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

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NOTICE TO
DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE WEST
FELICIANA.

NOTICE is hereby given to all delin-
IN queut taxpayers, that agreeah'y, t"
provisians of Art. l, of Miscellaneous Or
dinance of the Constitution OF 1879,
ALL AClI ia &ES
whether due on personal property or real
estate are now collectable, and can be
paid without ncnrring he costs, penalties
sc accrued thereon by virtue OF former
statutes, the same being reunited only
temporarily however bv said ordinance,
but interest at the rate of per cent, per
?nnum on amount of taxes due will be
exacted from January LIST, 1880 t" the
date of payment of same, subject to a
discount Of 10 per cent per annum from
January LIST, 1881 to dare of payment.
G.. b. SMITH,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
ANOUNCEOF PREVENTION

is worth pound of cure. We represent
the Sun Mu tual, Mechanics g. Traders,
and Home Insurance Companies of New
Orleans, also the Western Assurance,
the richest and most liberal Fire and Ac-
cdent Companies on the Continent. We
are also agents for the Louisiana Equita-
BILE Life Insurance Co. Life and cndow-
ment policies issued on favorable terms.
Address, LAMBERT & REESE,
Bayou Sara, La.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
ESTRAY NOTICE.

The State of Louisiana-Parish OF west
Feliciana.
An ESTRAY taken mp by Thos. ). Lee
IN of the Parish Of West Eillclana on
the 2Sth day of May 1850: To wit: One
Red Mully Cow and Calf, COW marked
with a popular leaf on the right ear ana
undcr bit IN the left car. Appraised be-
fore me the under signed Justice by 5 >.
Austen and Albert Oliver, sworn apprals-
ers to be worth fifteen dollars IN cash.
L. S, AUSTEN.
J. p, S, Ward.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

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1JAo1csaIc and Retail Dealers in
Ladies dress goods, general dry 60 DIS,
rents' furnishing goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, groceries, provisions, hay,
corn, oats, agricultural implements, naG-
rinmn and ties, and Il general assortp' ant
of hardware, china and glass ware.
Highest market price paid for cot
ton, wool and hides
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
J. r. DAVIDSON.
ElginGGp & Boiler MAKER,

WTOULD RESPECTFULLY lNtOkM
w planters and o hers Interested IN
Machinery. that he is merlyei TO 90 AT
kinds of MAC!IIN Eand bOli.LH WOfh.
Estimates made in ALL CLASSES or
Machines and Boilers. Pics II It furnish
ed of all styles Of Engines, Boilers, ems
and Presses. Also s>lrnr, AID Gas lifting
done TO order. Post Office address, Bayou
sara. Resi- cncc, ST. FrancSvil!e, La:
LNO. Il DAVIDSON
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

Gus BROWN.
" Composite City Hal,)
River Front, Bayou ara.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
A large assortment of Eye Glasses and
Srcctaclcs on hand.
Particular attention given to tho re-
pairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
CAH paid for old gol', silver and dia-
monds. Plain gold rings made to order.
% PROBABLE WEATHER,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
MISS Il. w. SMITH,
TAKES THIS METHOD

INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT SHE HAS
OPENED in the store formerly occu-
" pied by O. ID. Brooks and near Ma
sonic Hall, an establishments for the man
ufacture OF Braids, Curls, Putfs, Flowers
and all kinds of work in her line, and
asks of the ladies share of their patron,
arc. Hair dyed all colors and ON short
notice. Cash paid for natural hair OF all
cOlOrS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
NOTICE.

Rooms PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, !
Bayou Sara, June Goth 1890.
NIEMBERS or THE PARISH EXEC.
W. IL i've Committee, Democratic. Con-
sentative party are requested to meet i'll
Bayou Sara, on Saturday the Sd day OF
July 1880. >. +. LYNNE,
President
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

TROM my premises in the Parish OF
A. East Feliciana. one STEEL GEA1
MULE, of medium size, With sho''lder
marks and q knot on hind ankle. Is
about years old. A reward of ten dol
lars will be paid for his return to me on
the Chapman place.
iuly11-2t. IL. LOhEh.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

JAMES DUENI I'M,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
9th Ward, West Feliciana.
Particular attention 3 iven to bills for
collection. V4-49
NOTICE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

A true copy:
j.. G. PLLTTINGER, Sec'y.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

FOR TIE MONTH OF JUNE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17

Springs open for visitors June LIST.
Terms $50 per month. Special rates to
families as to rooms occupied. Address
A, NJ. DAVIES. Pres. of the CO.,
P. O. Bog III Main ST.. Lyuchburg, Va
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Personal.

John B. Treibler, Jr., the merchant
tailor at No. 1908 Market street, has
left our city for months trip uI
among the Mountains Of Pennsylvania,
and his parents homestead. We wish
him pleasant trip.
DR.. s. L. West has returned home
from his eastern tour, not however
feeling mach benefited thereby having
been sick much Of tho time. On his
return he was taken of the train at
Trenton, N. j., where he remained day
and night under the constant care OF
three phyeicians. He hopes however
10 be able TO resume his professional
duties in day or two.
Mr.. L. NJ. England the druggist of
this city, left to-day for a flying visit to
West Whiteland, Chester Co., Pa, to
spend his summer vacation.
MIR. John G. Luke aid bride left on
their wedding trip last evening for the
West.
Conrad Holton, formerly q popular
Wilmington composition, who has been
visiting friends here for week or so,
left tc day for his home in New York.
Miss A. s. Calvert left town on Mon
day for Ocean Grove, N. j., to spend
her vacation.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Doctor Tau ner's Tnirtieaa

At noon yesterday the phenomena'
DR.. Tanner began the 30th day Of hss
fast. He is gradually growing weaker,
but the change from day to day Is i'm
porceptible, and his strength will pro-
badly hold out till the appointed end.
He does not show as much disposition
TO talk and take exercise as formerly,
but this morning he went out on his
daily ride, reflling his pitcher with
water from the brook In Central Park.
Returning at I O'Clock. he slept until
g. when the contents Of his mail were
read to him. At 80 he was asleep
again, in which condition he remained
With intervals Of awakening till noon.
Among the letters to-day was an in.
vitation from some members of q
Philadelphia hose company to join
their annual excursion to Atlantic
City on August 8.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Fifth Ward Democracy.

Que hundred men assembled at the
Friendship Engine House last evening
and organized the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club, ef the Fifth Ward. Presi
dent Pennington presided.
The Committee on Rules was an.
nounced, after which TO it was de,
decided that the organization should
be known as the Hancock ana English
Club of the Fifth Ward.
The rules and the bylaws as read by
the Secretary were unanimously adopt
ed.
The following military officers were
elected: First Lieutenant, H. J. CriT-
pen Second Lieutenant, J. H. Munda.
The military officers we're added to the
Committee on Uniform.
The following committee was appoint
ed to receive subscriptions for the ben
eft of the club: Eugene R. Lynch :
John Guthrie, Enoch Moore, Jr., John
F. Kyle, VIM. D. Kyle, Joseph L. Car
ppnter, Jr., Frank Hopton, Henry C..
Turner, J. Alfred Collins.
The above committee will be furnish.
cd with subscription BOOKS on arplica
tion to the secretary.
The club will meet in the Friendship
Engine House on Tuesday night next,
OF 7.30 O'Clock. There were 27 new
members added last night, making a
total membership Of l03.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Merely Mentioned.

No cases we're heard at Police CourI
last evening.
The First Ward Democrats will meet
this evening, at the Black Horse Hotel,
for the purpose of organising a Han.
cock and English club.
The young Democrats Of the city will
meet in the rooms Of the Jefferson Club
to night 10 form themselves into q cam
paign club. =.
At the monthly meeting of the Will
mington Loau Association last evening,
$500 was sold at 121, $3.50 at S, $3.50
at 6. $3.50 at u, $3.50 at u. $24O at 81,
aud $50 at 1oa per cent. premium.
The south bound train due here at
2 o'clock a. m, was boarded by or
10 tramps near the foot of Market
street, yesterday morning, They were
put of at the Delaware Junction.
The Board of Health is now run.
Mig a supplementary garbage cart to
make up for the negligence of Peter
Robinson, the garbage contractor.
rha cost of running the extra cart
will be charged to the contractor.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
COLORED REPCBLiOaNs.
James A. Anderson PONSs Oii on
the Trouble Il Waters.

4
The colored Republicans turned ou'
en- masss at the political meeting
which was held in the Higgins Cul
room, at National Hall, Ninth and
Walnut streets, last evening. Alfred
Bayard president and Fraacis Hopkins
was secretary.
Speeches were delivered by Benja
min Groomes, L. P. B. Henry, P. s
Blake, Alfred Bsyard, James A. An,
derson and Edward Leary.
Messrs. Groomes, Henry, Blake and
Bayard said that they favored Repub-
lican principles but they were opposed
to some of tho leaders of the party.
They thought 1t was almost time that
they were receiving some recognition
for the votes which they cast. Their
greatest grievance, however, seemed to
be- in their exclusion from the jury IL
the Neal case.
James A. Anderson in order that he
might modify the troubled feelings Of
his brethren told them that il they had
any grievances they should go to ths
Garfield and Arthur Club room in the
Institute Building and there make
them known. Colored men have been
placed on juriss before but frequently
they have played the policy man. Il
you consolidate now aud withhold your
vote from the Republican party, con
tinusd he, the blew will fall upon
yourselves.
He told them first to qualify. them
selves and then state their grievances,
and II they were not hardened to why
tbeu vote for some one amongst them
selves. He next advised them 10 At
tend the meetings of the white people
to see if they bad any cause for COM
planning, for If they made charges with
out cause they might be compelled to
eat crow.
Could they gain anything he asked,
by Withholding their support from
the Republican party. II is true that
some Of you would Ike to be Sheriff or
Coroner, but it is not the fault Of the
Republican party that you are not;
but rather the Democrats block up the
way, and now since your names are
on the assessment list push forward.
Edward Leary referred to the days
when slavery was pre-eminent and
said then they had plenty Of work, but
il they let the Democracy have power
now, the colorsd race would have more
work than they wished, BE concluded
by Indignantly asking the question:
''Will you vote for the men whe placed
y0ur parents. brothers and sisters upon
the block and then shouted how much
Is bid i'
The speeches were interspersed with
music rendered by the Mt. Vernon
Cornet Band.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
The Audience Small.

Some body from Dslmar, Del, writes
to us July 9th, to publish the follow.
ing and oblige.
The members reading and recita
tions at the entertainment given Friday
evening were excsllent. The only thing
to be regretted was that the audience
though appreciative was small. We
publish 1t as we got it and leave our
readers to guess what kind of an enter
tainment the Delmar people had.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
RRpUsLICAn WORK.

what Letters at tho Rooms Of th<
Republican National Committed
show - Democrats Joining Re
publican Ciubs.
The National Republican COMMITTEES
has its headquarters at New York and
daily reports from all over the country
are made of the progress Of the Repub
lioan canvass.
The following letter was received yes
terday at the headquarters Of the Re
publican National Committee from q
well-known Republican in Mobile
Ala:
General Weaver arrived here yes
terday from his stumping tour through
the State. The attendance at his meet
ing tonight was large, and report!
from all parts Of the State where ht
has spoken are Of the most encourag
ing character for the success of the In
dependent ticket. In his speech al
Montgomery General Weaver said: 9
find that 1t ia co.. ceded everywhere in
your State that the Independent tickle,
will be elected in August, If the people
can only have a fair count.
This, and all other counties in the
Black Bslt, are overwhelmingly against
the Democratic party by more than
three to one, and yet / am told on ali
sides by most respectable authority
that you uniformly count out by fraud
the men who are honestly chosen, and
install in office the candidates who are
confessedly defeated. This is the
,nd Of all free government. i
you strike down free ballo,
in Alabama, you strike it down in
Iowa. You elect men to Congress here
by fraud, and they make laws for lows
and New York and every other State IL
the Union as we'll as for Alabama"
General Weaver has been assisted
during the canvass in this State by Col
Lowe, General West, Jesse K. Hooper
DR.. Randall, Governor Pickens and
others"
A correspondent writing from Wirt
County, West Virginia. says:
"We will elect Congressman from
the LIST District, as the Greenbaokers
are going to unite with the Republicans
to heat Ben. Wilson.
The Democrats in this State are very
much dissatisfied with the nomination
of General Hancock. The Democratic
party ia split up, and cannot be
united"
Another correspondent writes from
Charlestown, West Va: 1--WE have
gone into this campaign to win, and the
Democracy realizs it,"
A despatch from Mahoney City, Pa,
says: "a Garfield and Arthur Club
was formed here on Monday evening,
July 26th More than 100 Iamss, in
Guiding several old time Democrats,
we're enrolled, amid much enthusiasm.
The list will certainly be more than
doubled at the next meeting"
The report is again current, and it is
believed by many Republicans, that
S S4nator Conkling will soon enter upon
a Western campaigning tour, aud that
he has already sigrified his intention
of speaking in Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
Chicago and Ksokuk, Iowa.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Murdered bv his Wife.

Soon after midnight OF Monday,
Thomss Delano, proprietor Of livery
stable, in Ch icago, was found lying on
State street, with fatal wound in his
abdomen. The alarm was given by q
woman named Dixon, who claimed to
be his wife, and said che had found
him in that condition on the sidewalk.
She subsequently admitted that she
had inf c.pd the wound herself, wish o
butcher knife, bsoauss she 'wantsd to
20 home aud be refused" When De-
lana was asked II the woman did tue
cutting, he nodded assent.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
ADARK DEMOCRAT.
A COlOred COppornesd from Ole
virgfnny A Negro who wtil
stump the State for HnSeSek.

| virgfnny A Negro who wtil
stump the Stale for Hsneeek.
Local Democracy was all ago last
night over the public announcement
that the colored Democrat, alluded to
yesterday, had come to town to advo-
cate Hancock's election. During the
evening people hung all around the
City Hall where the strange being was
expected to make a speech. But he
came not, and the crowd was greatly
disappointed.
The mans name is still matter OF
some doubt. One of our magistrates
says it is Hayes, Constable says it is
Harris, and Mr.. Tom Blake the butcher
thinks it must be Brown. Anyway his
whereabouts are as mysterious as his
cognoman. II was about ten days ago
when he was first seen here. The
Mayor had call from him at his Office
md promised to give him protection If
10 made speeches. He then quietly
4mblsd around town and collected
campaign fund from the Democratic
ofiics holders. Nearly every one con-
trituted liberslly to the diminished
.xchequer Of the exponent of Virginia
Democracy from colored standpoint.
The man then disappeared as mystsri-
ously as he had come.
He came to town again yesterday,
and it was only known generally at
tb at time that such wonder was in
Wilmington. In less than an hour after
40 shook the honest hand Of Mr.. Quinn
in Second street market house, five
newspaper reporters, four Democratic
politicians and great many colcred
Republicans were looking for him. But
he kept himself concealed from all but
the Democratic politicians.
A good bit Of comment was floating on
the street all evening about the fellow,
and he created more interest than a
circus or bank burglar. Around the
police station this was specially the
case.
ut seems to me-" said Councilman
Merris Taylor, "that he has struck
neighborhood not altogether oongenial."
"But where is he" asked one, she
keeps himself SO dark"
"It's dark subject, ~ joined COL
Henry Eckel.
When the crowd had graspsd the
Il ngth and breadth OF the Colonel's
joke they dropped the OZARK subject"
and talked about something else.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Ses,lOs,8O5 ~
Fires Yesteraav

bon u ble portion of Empire City
|Co6 was =, burned on Monday. Loss
lin. uU' u Clark, Morrison & Co.'l
bsS s n mil, at Warren, Pa, was
su su.s sne same day. Loss, $50, ,Oeo,
|vossIive vossnsive furniture factory Of j.
|taS t,SSfn,Orack, ,l in St. Louis, was de.
'OId ny oy hre yesterday afternoon.
1 IDisd a Ilne t Street Church, in Boston,
~ y1u fl.1 Oy several firms, was destroy.
a e, sas, dm Yesterday afternoon. Loss
A. tVuI'ooo. The Ives steam saw
h :. NM anlhgerford, Mich, was burn.
monday night. Loss AYE nm
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
ladies' Temperance Meeting.

The ladies OF the W. C. 7. U. held a
meeting in the lecture room Of the St.
Paul's NJ. 4. church yesterday after
noon. The attendance was quite good.
Mrs. Chandler presided. Mrs. E. B.
Stevens and others made short addresses
upon the temperance question. Con.
siderable interest was manifested In re-
gard to the Opera House meeting next
Sunday afternoon. and the ladies pledg-
ed themselves to do what they could to
aid the movement to be inaugurated
there.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Di.turber Of she Peace.

Alexander Rothwell was arraigned
before Magistrate Vandegrift this morn
ing IN the charge of committing an as
sault and battery on Hester Swiggett.
He was fined one dollar and costs, and
for using abusive language toward her;
he was held in q Sl00 peace bond.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
The stnte Ccntr Al Uommlttre. n

James L. Hawkins was the only VII
mington member nf the Republican
State Central Committee who went IA
Dover to-day to attend the meeting, the
call for which was published In yester.
days REPUBLICAN,. The members ont
side the city are all expected to attend.
1t is expected that the meeting will ad.
journ sufficiently early in the afternoon
to permit the REPUBLICAN to publish the
proceedings in q late edition.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Rase Rali IIub.

A base ball club has been organic ID
amongst the members of the Reliance
Fire Company. The officers are
President-F. B. Lafisrty.
Secretary-T. J. Kane.
Treasurer-J. +. Kane.
The remaining players are A. N.
Gormley, W. Il. Carey, H. Lofink, J
p. Doberty, J. A. Henraty, ]. +. Fana-
gan, N. ]. Gormley, L. Messick. A
Rittsnhouss and c. Broadhart are al
ternatss.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Now Cns,le,s NOW Hall.

The dedicatory services of the new
hall Of Washington Lodge, l. Y. o. F. :,
of New Castle, will take place on Sep
tembsr 18th. A special meeting Of the
R. W. Grand Lodge will be held at
Odd Fellows hall in this city on Aug.
9TH, at 7 80 p. M, to make arrange.
ments to attend and assist in the exer.
eises.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Un der tll o Law.

Yesterday Isaac Swiggett was charg
ed before Magistrate Cole with commit
ting breach Of the peaca by threaten.
ing and abusing and melting boy to
throw stones at Alexander Rothwell.
The defendant was aned two dollars
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
EXcufAtOn.

The Red Lion Sunday School will
make an excursion to Woodland Beach
on the steamer Thomas Clyde, on Wed.
pesday, August 4th, leaving New.
Castle at O'Clock, a. m., and Del
aware City at 7.30. Leave the Beach
on return trip at 8 6p. M. Tickets fcr
adults 80 cents, children under twelve
years Of age, Is cents. The grounds
are pleasant, and bathing good, and q
full days pleasure Is anticipated. The
friends of the cause throughout the
neighborhood are invited to join them.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Peach shipments.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GOAP! SOAP I! AT GRANGER STORE,
- l03 II. 9Th st Come one and all and buy
a lot of this fine olive soap at cents bar,
the cheapest soap in the county fer he price.
We have only 90 boxes left out of 5C0 and
when it is all one y6u will be tOrry you 6,d
not secure some of 1t. We have dead shot III
starch at Fc., 1t is excellent; we have q lot OF
clkes that can't bs excelled maccaroons, 25c.
n : cream lady finger at I4c n fruit biscuit,
I'd for 25c.; ginger Snaps, 1Ic.; Sfb coda cakes
for 25c. The best 25c. coffee in the city both
mild and strong. Don't forget our Foster tea
at G0c.. IL ia excellent. 1t would take whole
newspaper to enumsrate all the bargains we
have opened to-iay, but come to the Granger
store, 1903 E. 9th ST., and sea fo- yourselves.
T22t3t T.. M. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

you are bilious, have a headache
sche in every bone Of the body
br. simms' Anti-Bilious Powders.
Ies, billions tonic. Price 25c. by
800, Depot, 4th and King streets,
ingtOn, Del.
at Steam Mills, 30S West Front
for old wheat -four. | have the
our in the city for 8 cts. per fb.,
'nly s5 50 per barrel. Try 1t. T.
hsward.
on Geo. B. Metzner, l0S East Sd
for q clean shave, hair cut OF
boo. Dyeing a specially. Tobacco
igars, best quality, constantly on
B. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
i streets, sells all the popular
b of the day, including Hop Bit
Ind Hollands German Bitters.
hmOiS Skins and sponges, a new
st received and for sale at reason
prices, at Taylor & Fulierton's,
scsries, 1902 King street.
Eorkingmsn's truss for IS cents ;
DE best truss made, the Celluloid
pie by N. 3. Danforth, Druggist,
ID Market streets.
fl.ar Havana filed cigar given on
u the New York Store, 5. 4. cor.
ID French streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

The Louisville Courier Journal says
that according to the present estimates
uuder the new census, the southern
States will lose thirteen representatives
in Congress, and may possibly gain
three-two in Texas and one in Mis-
eOuri,