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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-26
"oUR JUDGE

Under the above heading the Re-
view of Marksviile, of June IL, pub
fishes an article in French, noting
the arrival of Mr.. Barbin With his
commission as Judge of the l2sh Jn-
dicial District. In the course OF bis
remarks the editor takes occasion to
very much "bull' Mr. Barbin, and at
the same time speaks in terms rather
rough on Judge Blackman, and IN
fact, makes pretty severe compari-
SOP Of the whole administration. he
saws this case reminds him OF the
reign of Warmoth and Kellogg, who
delighted in displacing officers elect.
ed by the people. aud installing IN
their place some adventurer who mao
never dreamed OF occupying the
MACE" We are not familiar enough
with the French idiom to know thu
exact force of the above expression
but in plain English it has CONSIDERS
BILE vehemence; and we have besl
| Informed that the words adventure
and upstart (parvnu in French ar
somewhat Synonymous. In the Ian
guage of our eonfrere, we say re
.
Justice be done where justice ls due.
We have a personal acquaintance {
fifteen years with Judge Blackma'
and eau say for him that he stano
as well before his people as ever M
Barbin can or does with bis, aud :
10 ability and rectitude and impa
/, TALLY in the administration OF u
tice, Mr.. Barbin will do well to en-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-26
Hon. James Jsffiss for Congress.

The Louisiana Democrat of the
18th hoists the name of this we'll
known and highly respected citizen
of Rapides, as it's choice for Con-
gress. We heartily concur In all
that paper says concerning the great
fitness of this gentleman for the po-
sition. We believe that his nomina-
ton would give universal satisfaction
throughout the District. The con-
spicuous part he has played in the
redemption OF Louisiana from Re-
publican misrule, his recognized abil-
ity, and his great purity OF charac-
ter, commend him most highly to bis
people and party.
The parish of Grant is so closely
identified with our sister parish Of
Rapides, that in the absence OF y
candidacy by any gentleman from
our own parish, we naturally desire
to see the nomination conferred on q
citizen of Rapides, provided that
parish presents a name worthy Of
the position of Congressman, aud in
Mr.. Jeffries we recognize man We
know, from years Of acquaintance, K
be most worthy and capable.
Our District is fortunate in pos
sessing gentlemen from various part
of it who would worthily represen
| Louisiana in the National Legislature
Among them all We think no on
could be found more suitable thai
| Mr.. Jeffries, and we now present h'r
as our choice, and trust that To
Democratic convention OF the Fourt
Congressional District will select hi
as our leader in the approaching Pc
litical contest of November WIZ
ever that convention in its wisdo'
shall select viii receive our heart
support.
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support


As we surmised last week IN re-
card to Chester A. Arthur, the Re-
publican candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. he turns out to have most
unfattering record. The following
are among the many treasure troves
on file against him.
.You have made the ;ustom-house
center Of partisan political man.
agement."-R. B. Hayes to Collector
Arthur, January 81, 1879
with q deep sense OF my obiiga,
ton under the constitution. regard
II as nav plain duty to suspend yon,
| in order that the Office may be hon
estly administered "-R. B. Hayes &c
Collector Arthur. January 81. 1879.
.Gross abuses of administration
have continued aud increased du'
ring your incumbency. = Secretar.
John Sherman to Collector Arthur
January 81, 1879.
"Persons having been regularl..
paid by you who have rendered iittl'
or no service, the expenses OF you
Office have increased while it's receipt
have diminished. Brides. or gratni
ties in the shape of brides. have bee'
received by your subordinates in sew
eral branches of the custom-house
and Won have in no ca 9 SUPPORTS
the effort to correct these abuses. =
Secretary Sherman to Collector Al
thur, January 81, 1879.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-26
THE MARsHALy BILL VETOED.

r. B Hayes has vetoed the bill to
regulate the appointment and pay OF
deputy u. s. marshals. This gives
warning that the immense power OF
a partisan organization under control
of its fraudulent federal head, is to
be brought to bear to bolster up the
waning strength of the Republican
party, and help through the corrupt
and impugned candidates it has Sc
Iected for standard bearers IN the
approaching election. MIR. iiayes al
leges that his reason for vetoipg the
bill is that it is not in conformity to
decision of the Supreme Court, aud
that the men to be appointed by 1T
would lack authority and response
bllity. His true reason is that 1t
would give the Democratic party the
power to put check upon the ras-
cally tricks by which it is proposed
to carry the Presidential election.
It is the intention of the Republi
can party to afford the Democrats nc
opportunity to protect themselves
against fraud at the polls, and tbs
fraudulent President is simply lend
ing himself to help along the pro
gramme of that party. But this i
of no avail to such men as Garfel'
and Arthur. Nothing could serve t
counterbalance their weakness ex
| cept democratic folly in remainin
inert and passive in the next cleo
ton. Surely the experience OF pas
wears has its lessons, and no ma
who takes pride in the principles be
oueathed to us by our forefathers. Q
values The future, will fail to cast b
weight in the scale against central
cation. Believing in the inherel
love of the Americaa people for III
erty and self government, we ha'
no fears for the November trial, ar
). feel that Democracy can defy the u
of marshals in partisan interest al
. any and all other satanic measur
> the Republicans can bring to bear
their behalf. Only be true to the
principles, standing side by side
the polls, and victory is assured.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-26

late him while in Office. Don't take
an undue advantage, neighbor, and
belittle Judge Blackman before peo-
pie with whom he has no opportunity
to vindicate himself
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-26

The Donaldsonville Chief. Repub-
lican, doesn't enthuse much over the
nomination of Garfield. 1t says:
The defeat of Gen. Grant, whose
nomination on the first ballot bad
been 80 confidently expected, is sad
blow to Southern Republicans. and
deprives them Of ANY reasonable
hope Of casting the electoral votes OF
Louisiana, Florida, South Carolina
or Virginia for the Republican candi-
dates Garfield is man
of much force, distinguished ability
and considerable breadth and indie
pendence OF views. He has been the
Republican leader in the Lower
House of Congress since the trans
fer Of Blaine TO the Senate, and wal
recently elected Senator to repiac.
Mr.. Thurman. The nomination vii
harmonize the contending factions o
Of the Republican party, aud we con
slider Garfeld's election more thai
probable; but the fight will no douo
| be close and exciting. and It VIII Q
fought north Of Mason and Dixon
| line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

will convict the claimant Of treason shall DO
against the eluim.
BY Mr. I0ung,--lo Increase Mo efficiency
of the National Board OF Health also, au'
lhoIgng tho President 10 call nm lnieTna-
tlonal sanitary convention, 10 meet In WASH
inglon,
liy Mosur Cowgirl and Colcrlc --Bils "
facilitate transportation between Lake Erie
aud the nnvigAblo waters of the Wabash.
by Mr. Brown-PToposng u conslllu'
tionnl amendment, providing mat the House
Of Representatives shall DO composed Of
three hundred members 10 BIO apporllonod
ampng tho several States NJ provided Ia Sue
lion Q Of article II OF the amendment TO the
constitution,
By Mr., Wellf-Io anticipate M annual
appropriation toward tho completion Of the
~. Louis Post-oilico.
By Mr. Blnnd-For the coinage Of
standard silver dollars, 1t provides TINT
mins shall DO FREQ md open 10 the coinage
Of standard silver dollars ON the same condi-
ton us now, or may hereafter be provided for
the coinage N gold bulioc; said silver dol
hrs snal have the same lcgul londer ounOcily,
md certificates shall issHr lh0retrom N the
same manner ~ provided for by tho net Of
February 2Sth,
BY Mr. misunderstanding tho pension
laws,
BY Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING the Court of
Claims 10 hcnr and determine all claims for
dcprrdpliom committed by Indians outside Of
their re'crvotions or for dcprcdaihhs against
United States officers and employees residing
on slid reservations,
The Speaker announced Tue appointment
Of Ncssrs Felton,, Phillips and McKintrr nt
visitors TO West Point; also the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Phillips ~ a member Of the
Committee on Education and Labor, md of
Expenditures in the Department Of Justice,
Mr.. Wells, from the Committee On APP
preparations, reported the Indian approprin-
lion bill, Ordered printed and
recommittod, .n
BY Mr.. Fort TO put certain articles i'm
ported and used in the manufacture of paper,
gmss, and 4oolen fabrics on the free list, and
10 reduce the duty on printing paper us'd by
books, pamphlets, magazines and news
papers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
NSWs FROM sITKA.

Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
Feb. 1.-The steamer California has arrive
here from 81 ka, and the wrangle Collecto,
Ball, is passenger en- route TO Washington
d. c., 10 represent the needs of Alaska II
the legislation to be proposed this winter
The mining news from Sitka is favorable.
The Underground work is progressing. but
the mills have been supplanted on account Of
the severe weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
An Effort 10 DO Made TO Complete Western Rail-
road Connections.

Charleston, $. G., Feb. "A meeting Of
the Chamber Of Commerce was held yrsrcr
day to promote the completion of western,
railroad connections of Charleston Pres
idcnt Simonds, OF the First National
bank, submitted resolutions rendering cor
dial sympathy ana support to the movement
now made to unite the great Northwest with
tie Atlantic seaboard, and the formation of n
committee TO prepare and publish an address,
showing the advantages Of Charleston ms q
terminal point, and its exceptional value 70
the great railroad lines seeking an outlet to
the ocean, which were unanimously adopted.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
Chares,on's continued interest in tho Blue
Ridge railroad, on which several millions of
dollars have already been spent, and that the
chamber will cooperate in any practical
measures looking to ils completion. AT
right, by invitation Of the Mayor,
the members Of tho State Legislature
from Charleston met at the City hall,
committee Of citizens of nderson, South
Carolina, representing the Blue Ridge rail-
road. All present expressed their readiness
TO support such Legislation II, the extra ses-
sion rs will revive the road and make it de-
sirable IN those who have the means to finish
it, Exemption from taxation and the reniis-
sion of back taxes are among the privileges
prOpOgpd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
SHELL RACE.

San Francisco. Feb. "A nv a, for
81 900 side, took place at RYE on oay
to-day, between Daniel LepDyR Aonal,
and Henry G. Hoyt, marine fgoAtSor the
Merchants Exchange. The course VAS nye
miles, turning stake-bos: Lepny won in
1890, beating Hoyt DesIy three.fOurths Of a
mile. Lepny used sng' h0yta stationary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
QUEEN CITY JOCKEY CLUB.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 2.-Ths spring
meeting of the Queen City Jockey club has
been set led to take place at Chester Park
from June lst to the 9TH. The stakes, now
open, and to close March LIST, are the Ohio
Derby, for three year Odds; Burnet house
stakes, three year olds, mile heats; Jockey
Club stakes, two year Odds. and Cincinnati
cup for all ages, dash of two and half
miles, Besides there will he two purse races
each dav
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
FOREIGN

London, Feb. The >.
Uandnhur dispatch says terrlbl
roach here from without the BIRTHS,
Is reported that nearly two thousand
have been extormnatcd by Ghilgas, III
seven Of tho villages Of the latter were AN IA
wards cantured by HazomS and every so'n
In them slain.
ITALIAN INSTRUCTIONS.
A Vienna dispatch 10 the Times says A.
correspondent nj Rome of Pnliishe colrca,
pondcnt, says the Italian minister of tho In !
terror, has issued n circular 10 Projects Of the
provinces bordering on Austria, pointing out
the great Importance Of Government at
taches to conciation of friendly relations
with Austria, aud instructing them to keep u
viglant eye on ilinerant political agltators
and migrants from Trieste, Trent and else
where. mud ,epr"ss vigorously any sxcessee
that such persons may commit.
SITUATION AT oABUL.
A dispatch from Cabul says; sour posi-
ton here is so much stronger than twas two
months ago that any fresh movement on our
part may taken different direction from that
If the past. We can now watch the course
Of events, and regulate our ae-,
ton by circumstances of the moment.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CONTEST.
A Berlin dispatch to tho Standard says in
letter to Berlin journal, "Dr Stenans. m
eminent telegraph engineer, CONTENDS that he
was first to divide electric light and u utilize,
it for practical purposes" In proof of this
he refers to his electric llumnators Of tho
Imperial arcades at Berlin, which was ACHIEVE
"a long before MIR. Edison's experiments
RUSSIAN FORCE; TO BE INCREASED.
Tho Standards Vienna dispatch reports
that it is rulnorcd in well informed circles,
that Russia has decided to increase the num-
Der Of her pence and war forces-tht latter by
one hundred and fifty thousand men.
MANSION HOUSE PUND.
Dublin, February 2.--Ata meeting of the
Mansion House committee last night 1t was
announced that .e38, 900 had been received to
date and Ell, 800 disbursed. The Chairman
complained of tho attacks which had been,
madcin America on the constitution OF the
committee and lis mode of distributing funds
It was announced that the committee had re-
ceived $4,000 additional from Sydney, max
inga total from the Australian colonies Of
G21 900.
TIE GREAT POWERS.
Berlin, Feb. "A dispatch says the Leip-
sic Grensdate publishes an article on Eli-
ropcan disarmmcnt, suggesting lhut il the
British Government Is capable Of inducing
pnrh"m"ot Ia leears- kat y. t.,se at nussi0=--
French altari, on PrY.sa muiiy 30 ~, rs would
guarantee tpo nev, {lity Of belgium and
lux ,nbors. Swilaolssnd to demand also the
neutrality Of The North Sea and Baltic. Such
ieclaut on could ring about real peace.
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ssDDBs CHANGE.

Ros,ro Feb. "A dispatch from Mount
washington SAYS there was the greatest
change Yesterday in tie Weather known on
int mountain in some length of time, the
thermometer at noon being nineteen degrees
above and at nine last night twenty-seven
degrees below zero. The wind was blowing
ninety-nine miles per hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
nv 0ooDs,
WEEK.
RI bortant to tho Strangerslnd Their
Families Whiting Daas:

1--WE have mad the prsent week Q of bargains
Tho week in whio to )ffr the best rgains Of the
wlole wear. We lave ben induced tlnake it such
bvtbe fact, that agreat pny inAuenl citizens and
thdh families fromlstant prtons Of hSate are to be
in Dbllas-Citzengwith Nbm we woulgadly estab-
lsb Observation-Disclosures and tbhisend we Wldmake their
pre}ence here the ,ccasioa fcordialIy fling them to
visA orr store andtherebyscertain forthiselves the
+,n.b of orr claim; namet that we u and do sell
goods at less prizes and OF. better quty thah any
other house in Texas, and nat our stGs at all sea-
SON up to the requirements one most ectlng demand
forIuaity and variety; IN ord' that goods are
cartully selected look wel ear well aIglve genenal
satisfaction. Wehave one her reasC for inviting
then individually and cop6lVely to SIT our store
Wehave perfected syste@f selling gds to parties
at assistance which we bele, needs olfto be exam.
medic be appreciated and yen we oelye also to be
tot& advantage of distant Pers TO eXame on their
own hccount We send salnes ofeverNingi in stock,
at REQUEST. Prices are alws uniform, md we have
placed this branch of our fmness undethe personal
s,norv;sion Of q thorouehlycapable poon with in
sttnchon TO strain his bes dsrts to nsugeneral sat
issacton. This department. our busss we would
GLADLY explain in detail to yone, wheer they con-
template buying anything onot. We tend the in
vh&on to all customers asvell as stragers, and of
ctHse, share in the general heft ofow ices, for this
.HRGAIN WEEK. Ware brief srefering to
or customers, because We sumo that hey already
';oE our usage in busine* All are ptifed, how
dr. that in visiting our stof hey do notlcur anyob-
atidb n to purchase, and Vt their inaries are as
bmptlv and cheerfully ansWed as hostof the most.
4 Eo,Ted BUYERS. SANGEIBROS.
a Re marked down al lines III goods Of at least
per this week The occasion the number
I'll Influential citizens and their families Dallas our,outuued clear
~
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Imparisnt 10 Advertiser

Tomorrow we will issue, as We have done
to-day, thousand extra papers TO supply
the demand on the part Of our g,lests, -
in the city. Our patrons will tRs r
splendid opportunity to advertise v r.
,ially large number Of person.
have for sale and the manner
they are doing Be wise in timo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
FROM SAN ANTONIO.
Travis County Home- Thieves Arrested Undertaken
Cheated by Negro in Trance
Warehouse Falls DowE.
Special Dispatch to tho HcraIG

Special Dispatch 10 tho Herald,
SAN antonio. Fc'ru'y2.
Frank Gqrcer and Buck 5 solomon we've ar
-, ,ied here to day and lodged in jail ON
warrant frou Travis county, charging them
with horsc.thcft.
i,Acch Mcclure, II negro, had been in n
trance three days and his friends were on the
point OF burying him when he showed signs
Of revival, thus swinding the undertaken.
The large iron clad warehouse of Bergis-
ton Brcq., containing mn immense amount Of
goods fell down Sunday night. A young
man asleep inside crawlcd out unhurt. Loss
unknown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

nor SALE - Three handsome residences,
Il corner Live Oak and Pearl streets, both
large shady yards, gravel walks supplied with
wafer from water works, EACH with an I'M
dergrOund cist lrn and Uut-houses. One-thtr
cash, the REM nder ~ 10 per mt on time, 70
suit purchaser, or win sell for monthly INSTALL
mCnts. Entucamount "a, able IN three years,
a good opportunity for married men with
mOdetaro income TO rave rent and secure
homes. Apply 10 Ilushea Bros. larlidu
INOR SALE - Elegant Residence for sale -
H One Of The mos; desrab Q, councillors
and comfortable In Dallas or vicinity. In
quire at Editorial rooms, bcrald and Com
mercinl ONCE iansdtf
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YELLOW FEVER IN BRAZIL.

Rio Janerio, Jan. 31.-Yellow fever has
broken out at several places in BAIL. up
TO the present time the epidemic has ap-
peared in mild form, but fears are enter
tanned that it may spread to Rio Janerio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

Cincinnati, Feb, q
interested in the hold
National convention !
Inst night A commit
visit WOsA ingtcn in IN
lrcL
AT Cllv
Chicago, Feb, 2,-PI
the West held n cons j
decided TO make n vigC
lhcmeetins Of the Nalit
ycnt'on in this city.
INSTRUCTED !
Pittshurg, Pa, Feb,
tho Republican Execut
'cghany county, ycstcrly
% tho State conventio
was instructed to supp,
General Grant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
FOR REET.

NOR RENT - Fer unc or moe Wears,
Il slorp 1OS south side sim stree, pos ses-
sion LIST of February next. This oae # the
est stands in the city Apply to d sullivan,
MnStep ST. ect, near Convent. ian''d2w
u store, No 137 Ell stree Npulv to
hughes Bros, lar'idtf
NNu, GENT y housr with urtreu IovnIz,
~ suitable for BUSH, IS an re-, 'cncc, cen
rally l0cateJ. IfnOt rented Will sell, Apply
1922 NJ Iin street. JAM ldlnn
NOR REHT-S ore room, No 81! Elm street,
X next 10 Holloway, Il l-2N!O fee. Anply
b. j Bro ming, 1857 Elm str cL ia"lSlln
NOR Rem y - The most conf rtHbIe aud &C.
II colrmodatng furnished rronS for rent,
at 1922 Main str e. Parties desiring to invest
in city property at targain Tor ca h, n"p y
at 1922 Main street ian1alm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
A pAREEII RECEPTION.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. AT the Parnell
reception Saturday night $6s5 was SUBJ
sCribed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
WASHINGTON.
|, NUMBER or IMPORTANT BILLS,
TIC Credentials Of tho Now Senator From Louisiana
Pflenled-Tbe Exodus ITaminatlOn-pub-
Ne Debt ftAlemonl-Ghe Denver &
Rio anude Railroad Case,

Washington, Fob, 9,--scnator voorhees,
exodus committee examined several wit
noise, to-day, y, h, Morris, n real estate
agent Of indianapolis, testified that TO his
belief there Il abundant room mud ample
opportunity for industrial employment IN
thNt State fora large number ofcolorod I'M
migrants, and that he has 40 knowledge of
tho prcsOOt immigration rs being n political
movement
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

EOR SALE - he hest paying Fruit, Coblec-
L tionerS aud Cigar strr in the city; me
trade day ana night. Call on Johnson, at
Thompshn's hentre, Jan2sdlwk
NOR SALE-L Lots r sale - Eight lots, five
L on Elm street. eost sycamore, ana three
Others, extending back 10 Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, aud q BEAUTIFUL grp'e on
same. Inquire OF j. Browning, 1885, Elm Vt.
ianl6dlm
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TWENTY FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTf''rs


"a. 81 .-.aaa 20 .----.-r---z--.
NOTICE - Advertisements InAg be handed
~ into our hHsinrsH nnlen NJ ~ u, ~ O.,
and into The composing roam upln q, M
NTOlICE, fiul-olRks lioArd-A few gentlemen
~ can uhln' h1t'siA's board, ina private
hmlly, Ina Iollro 4, lW' oUnlcnlgnl psi W hr
city Alhn handanmplN irnl'hf' room w rent
Apuly ~ ~ imms street., near NyCnmow ~
~ Elm az IT, lnnRit
NOTICE - II luu Want Your mrn tuyp,
~ dsuut, office fixture p, NHpgAge, lrunGs,
10 moved, racket and shlpnrd, ~ unprhtd
with care AMI chplh 40 MOI lhli W g lluN "
u hTNUtrr Orlgh lefl ~ Jones MURPHY ~
"a, OrCll, Mrllhnh, Gl6 Main street, VIII hH
promptly attended H., " rnnYuurhl, one or
several days utfyiOrt, Rates from .2neN W"
wards per load, deolen no
mIsCEM ~AN's'
WANTED a good colorod nurse Wages
w paid weekly Apply /, WI q NET ,
56l Fin, str,ot f. 'dl
Wy ANTEp-- 4 o ioui,b gentleman and wllri
w on ortw, rnlns iuU'lshsu q mn I.
nishe1, M the "'pllpn huo'l Of iirHna'Nlnntnl
Hotel, AddeaB, =, - hoN let. lenaoll
XXTANTEn-A situation Rs clerk IN aw1o o.
w sale ton grWcc . az nro luot nous
Can keen bOults n II irel WILING " coW'
monce II moderate falNwi pornenenl employ
incht icing mote Wr rl nun lhlh' ,''"l ',
Heat referee ces givel. Apply TO A " care
Tina Eret Tucker fobSd9t
Wy ANTEn-sltuNtion ~ Carriage driveralld
w gardener undTstlnd both thorough
", Rest references, Addrcea a. W. liy ms
ONCE, Ionlc "
VIVA ETKp--A man improved new lhfln,
w ! VII give hln the twn hrM vf l"l
brrnklng sud lcncms, ! will iufnish nnusr
aud MI The toncuE material, a go ~ ohence
ior tho right man, Address II. Il, HnN ia,
nhllta, TeN'N, mnW"I W W,
NIrAHTED - Everybody Ia send 10 cents 20
w A, Johnsoo, cor the Nlchrical nnpoL ~
the world Address poN 60., Dallas, lhn2SulW
yxT .ANTED ~ nrst-clpsS cook can get rer-
w mRnent cupl ymrpt nud good wages,
by applying NJ the MOlloy liowe, IorAlonnh,
NJ o. CO. lhnsNl
NITANTEn A good cook, Ap, " 70 a,
w DAVIS, corner san Jaciuto ana Weston
streots, JanlSdu