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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07
school Board Notice.

il,IlE stats Board Of EIncation having ean
J. ColOd MI tho certificates hold by tenchora IN
intondent, to examine tf,oao who w,a, TO toaci,
In tho public schools Of tho parish Of Emit Baton
Rouge. Therefore, on tho frat Saturday IN
November aud every Saturday thereafter.
viii meet applicants at The Collegiate Institute
NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Md j. h. MAGRuDEk, pariBl, Sup t.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-07
NEW ADVER7 YSEMNN1
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS!

NTATE or LOUISIANA, Parrish Of Eant
" Baton Rouge. Tax COLLECTORS Office, Baton
Rouge, October 5th, 1890
According 10 Section -, Act No. n, 1850, no.
ticc Ia hereby given that tho Stato and parisl,
Taxes aro sot forth IN tho Tux i;os on dic IN
thia office ma In the mortgage oIlice Of tho
parish TINT They aro now duo, that tbcy will
next and will draw eight pGr cent per ann,,m
interest from That date until sold In accordance
with article 30 OF the cOnniiluii0n
j. w. BATES, Sheriff aud Ink Collector
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Highland Items.

| Shake.
Boomi
How's the election,
Street Commissioner, Billy Houck, has put the ex
trcme end of Main Street in an excellent condi
| ton.
Corn gathering is in full blast. 1t yields, rs far a.
we have seen, very well, considering the dry wealth
On last Wednesday morning, Frank Kitzmiller
with flying colors, went TO Severance to see how thu
election was, and of everything all right
us he came back with loxI2 smile his face.
The election here passed of very quietly. But the
usual unfarness was manifested by the sore-heads
by having the polls Mt the west end of town, where
men were stationed with tickets that had the appear
ance of Republican tickets, but had the names mix
ed. Lots of unsuspecting Republicans were fooled
by voting without examining closely the names OF
the candidates. Josh Allison offered, free of charge
his sample room, place to keep the polls but
it must be carried to the other end of town. and
cost the County - extra.
p. e. Geer is just completing his large wagon and
repair shop, Main Street.
Miss Jennie Devoe arrived home, some days ago.
from Michigan, where she has been visiting her rel
atves, for months.
Say, moss-backs, how do you feell
Last Friday evening, large crowd Of enthusiasts
tic Republicans fairly boiling with joy, fired
anvils, had big bonfire called out our band and
had some good music cheered for Garfield, and had
n loud time generally.
Billie Fox returned, last week, from Chicago,
where he has been on quite lengthy bum.
Mr.. Parker, of lIiawatha, has bought the San out
fit, which he has removed here, and has started a
paper by the of the Central STATE. The first
issue appeared last Saturday. Success to him.
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McC!um & Csvea
SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE,
TROY. KANSAS.


All quiet, since the election.
Nothing but Garfield men in this neighborhood
| We Democrats met the enemy, and-we theirs
After Christmas, drinks. A drug store Of
the right kind could soon do well at East Norway.
Tom Hardy, of this place, is going into the lunch
and patent medicine business. Will sell all kinds OF
invigorating bitters, by the bottle single dose
Several second hand vineyards for sale in this
Township.
Some enterprising Missourian could make a good
thing, he to come to Kansas and buy up the
vacant hafpnt bottles, and them to our sis
ter State.
John Lyons and Ed. Heeney will open a tinware
and general hardware store at Severance, In a few
days That's right, boys; it is better than clerking
in Atehison being County Superintendent either.
Two or three weddings looked for. soon-one sure,
n certain young lady in the vicinity of Pleasant
Ridge has determined to sdiLeB about Thanksgiving
The Literary" ut Oakland, last Saturday even
ing, was a success, far attendance, order, and
exercises were conecrncd but it rough on old
Father Moses, declaring him to be the author of n
fabulous article which he palmed Oft on the creu-
lous Hebrews as true, publishing the in the
Weekly Wilderness King Killer, entitled ''Genises +"
Mes-rs. Robertson, Hartshorn and Marshall were
eloquent.
Victor Ladwig is INDUCING in a roaci,sg match be-
tween his home and the Oakland school house, and
he appears to be on the winning side.
The dancing party at the residence Of Mr.. Roots
last week, was n success a large crowd in at
tendance. Splendid music, and n good supper.
Every one went home blessing his kind host and
hostess.
Does any one know Why Jake Hamilton is fooling
around Prairie Grove often. of latei
Our railroad agent has a eriek in his neck, caused
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From Highland.

HIGHLAND. Nov. Z, 1880.
The dead leaves are lying thick around u.s. and SC
the hopes of the Democrats, that doomed 50
highly on election morning. The midnight drives
are now over. They can rest sweetly, after their
days labor, and not sit up It'll the small hours
scratching the name Of crippled union soldier,
thinking thereby to come Of their cutting jokes
Instead of accomplishing their purpose. they have
only brought TO light their own true sentiments No
wonder they hang their heads in shame, and dodge
every corner, to escape an honest Republican
Why would if not pay for some of our business
men to invest a share of their money in tenement
housesl At present, there is not a vacant house or
a room in town. and still a demand for them
There a great number of very fine lots, and it
would help the appearance of the place very much
to have them improved.
Mr.. Geer has made q decided change in the looks
of his home, by building fine shop in the place of
the old one.
Willie J. Fox has returned from the East. after an
absence of three months. He still claims Kansas to
be the best.
We hear of no more cases of diphtherin Hope il
has had its day Several have lost their children, in
the country around us.
Wonder where the polls will be, next year, and if
it is not too far ahead, four years from nowi sup
pose anywhere the Justice chooses to have them,
even if it does not suit only tco soreAeads.
Our University is progressing finely There are
more than the usual number of students and quite
number expected from abroad, to attend the
winter term.
Hotels, merchants, and every branch of business
is booming Highland bids fair to have a lively
winter. 80.
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Mr.. Jonathan Springer lost child. on Friday
with diphiheria. This makes the second, oil the
disease.
Mr.. John Prawl buried son, one day last week
His only daughter is at this writing, lying danger
ously ill.
Mr.. Isaac buried two children last week. All aE
fiicted with diphtheria.
Mrs A. NJ. Kendall returned. last week, from
Ohio. She looks we'll, after her visit.
Mrs Brinn, of Indiana, is visiting her neice. Mrs.
ID. l.. Carpenter.
Pat. Corcoran has the bridge over Clonchs' Branch
completed, and ready for travel. 1t is u No. job,
aud credit to his architect.
Messrs Z. Hccney and John Lyons have purch-
ased the hardware store of Mr.. Penny, and will
henceforth be residents of this city. Mr. Penny,
understand, will go to COncordia. We wish him
well, in his field of business
In addition to the above mentioned cases of diph-
liberia, we notice that Mr.. Mllers, Mr.. Sbarp's and
Mr.. Meyers children have light attacks of the
disease.
Prof. Gohagan has moved his family from Burr
Oak, Iowa, and become resident Of this place.
We laugh, and why shouldn't wet From Gen.
Garfield all down the long line to Hon. j. +. Dun
woody, have distanced the field, and in the Ian
gnagc of the poet, Bully for us
Last months Railroad business was the largest
done at this point, Mr.. Ford, agent here, in
forms
Some of the most ardeut followers of Hancock
have repented of their sins, and foresworn both
whiskey and the Democratic ticket. Good, if they
only stick. STARR.
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From Tanning.

Everything lovely, since election. Republican.
wellpleased Wild the result; Democrats down in the
mouth.
Considerable sickness in the country, at present
Charles Edwards baby is very low, with diphtbe
ria Geo. Edwards is also confined to his bed
Wanted, ut once, ten big tom-cats and one engi
neer that won't drink bad whskey or fight at the
Buckley Mills, Tanning Kansas Matt. Is having all
kinds Of bad luck. The pump out of fix, well dry,
rats eating sacks up, fireman bunged up, and in the
midst of ALL his wife leaves him keeping bach Poor
Matt.i we feel sorry for him.
J. j. Bradley is rather under the weather-don't
know whether it is Haneocks defeat not.
VIM. GurweIl says the Greenbaek party is bound
TO win. sooner later-[It looks heap like it, with
his own vote the only one for the Greenhaek ticket
in that precnct--Prl
j. J. Bradley il fencing nice little hog pasture of
forty acres He says if he can't raise grapes and
make wine, he will raise hogs instead.
The Catholics are preparing to complete their
church at this place. They have the lath lime, and
cement, on the ground, and are waiting for plas-
terer.
The railroad company says it has the best well and
wind mill at Farming there is on the road.
We think friend Lukc's plain talk was uncalled
Tor. No doubt Fanning people would like to
Highland Station do well, and would go to their
gatherings, II convenient. We don't think Luke has
any right to grumble; don't think he ever came here
to any kind of gathering. without making money
by 50 doing.
Me thinks zee q hare JOE JOHNSON.
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Walhena Items.

The election is over, and we again settled
down to business Garfield is elected and the cOun
Try Is saved Tor another four years We will un
aouo'ediy nave as prosperous times, under the man
agement oil 80 good man as Garfield.
Inc young ioikS had very pleasant party at the
Sehooi mouse haii' on last Friday night
OUR city dads are making some very good improve
ments IN the way Of sidewalks; something that is
needed very much and We trust they will put down
some good ones. The two board system is a nui-
sahee, Tor IN dark night you are mnch safer in the
hiidaie OF the street
Inc 'athohe parsonage IL about finished. 1t is
quite an Improvement TO their property. The new
pen mas come and VIII soon he in its place on the
ehnreh. IL has a very good sound
Mr. Joseph Euler and Miss Leona Guy were mar
rea at .he residence oil the brides parents, on
Wednesday the 'd' by the Rev. T. OFT. Long may
INC! e ana never want Tor Enlers IN their old age.
MI u W. 'ook paid visit home, this week. He
nnS returned from SIX weeks trip out through
"es'ern hhhSas' Tor the interest OF d. NJ Steele &
Co., OIL 81 Joe.
Mr. A. j. SeloSer is very sick with erysipelas
John Newton is down with the same disease
D. A. stewart mas ieit the store oil j. Hanck, and
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ZIP-BaSG!, Garfield is elected.
Don't forget to watch for the shower Of shooting
STAR that will probably fall between the 18th and
18th of November; Humboldt says it will he worthy
of attention.-t Humboldts dead.-Pr.l
Miss Rosa Lyons has returned, with her father
from Kansas City, No., where they have been spend
ing several days.
A carload of coal came to Norway, the other day,
and the farmers learned Of its arrival,
each came after his supply, like n flock Of black
birds following farmer when he is sowing wheat ;
the carload all sold in about twenty-four hours.
"Quiek sales and large profits
Saturday night q beautiful night to view the
stars Nothing gives us more pleasure than to be-
hold Of clear, cool night, the winter consultations
which follow Jupiter and Saturn and seem to reflect
their splendor over the starry heavens.
Alas! the Democratic rooster is too weak to crow
Somebody kill him. to him from dying
Z. Heeney and John Lyons are thinking Of going
into the hardware business; they will probably buy
Penny's store, in Severance We wish them success
There is lots of corn TO be gathered in this vieini
ty. Several hands could get employment now.
SATrRx.
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Proceeding. Of the county Board.

Board met Friday, November 5th. All member
and officers present.
| Ordered that T. Hickman b lowed to redeem
part of northwest quarter section 30. township 5
range ~ from tax sales Of lS4-5-6-7-9, for the
amount for which il sold, with interest ut 10 pei
cent if paid in thirty days Also, part of north
west quarter section 30, township J. range =, on
same conditions
Ordered that Charles Bembriek be allowed to re-
deem the northwest quarter Of section TO- township
g. range 81 from tax sale Of 1879, for the amount for
which it was sold, with interest at 10 per cent, If
paid in thirty days
J. w. Shock and others petitioned for the location
of public road in Wolf River Township. Ordered
that survey he made, without viewers, and report
be made at the December meeting of the Board.
Ordered that Felix Pennell be released from jail,
on payment of costs.
Report Of the Surveyor on the road petitioned for
by J. ). Bradley and others, received, road
tablished per survey and plat, and road ordered
TO be opened.
The vote cast at the election on the ID inst,
canvassed and the bills for election expenses allow
ed.
Board adjourned, to meet the first Monday in
December.
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rHANKsGIvING DAY.
Pr.eIa..,is. By The P-e.iae...

AT no period in their history since the United
states became Nation has this people bad so abup-
dant and 70 universal reasons joy and graftude
nj the favor Of Almighty God. been subject to %
profound an obligation TO give thanks for Ills loyin.
Kindness and humby to iinplore His continued ear,
and protection. Health, wealth, and prosperity
throughout all our borders; peace, honor and friend
ship with all the world firm aud faithful adher-
ence by the great body of population the prin-
eiples Of liberty and justice, which have made our
greatness as Nation. and TO the wise institutions
and strong frame Of governments and soeiety which
viii perpetuate; for all these, let the thanks of
happy and united people, as with voice, ascend
in devout homage to the giyer Of all good
i, Therefore, recommend that Thursday, the
25th day of November next. the people IN their
e spectve places Of worship, to make the acknoxl
sdgment to Almighty God for his bounties and hi@
protection, and TO offer TO Him prayer for their
tnuance-
In witness whereof, l have hercunto act my hand,
and caused the seal of tho United statss to be az
fixed
Done at the city ef Washington, this Let day Of
November, IN the year Of our Lord 1880 aad Of the
Independence Of the linked States the leath
tsEzI X. B. HAYES.
~. N. EsxEr. s<~rctary Il stutr
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FRIEND SoL-:-Referrins to the above, / beg leave
to say, to whom it may concern, that this day dis
solve my connection with the Democratic party and
pledge my earnest hearty and cordial support to the
Republican party and its principles. have been
Douglas Democrat, and all my Interests have been
with the Northern people, against Wade Hamp-
ton and his compatriots. He, unfortunately, has be-
longed to my party, but have belonged to
his. For twenty years have thrown myself direct
y across the pathway of the public sentiment of my
people. am weary. The people of the North have
spoken. Ton PopuH, Tor Del. Hereafter, l east
my lot with the party that has made the American
the synonym of all that is great and glorious
With the kindest wishes toward nv former politi.
cal friends, subscribe myself your fellow Rspubl
can, THos HESsHALL
Troy, Nov. 8, 1890
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MARROW EsCAPE.-A joke is told on an enthusias-
tic Republican Of Wayne Township. He left Doni-
phan, Lite election night. Things had gone bad
there, and he had a misgiying that they had gone
the same way all the country. Early next
morning he started for Troy, taking friends house
in the route, where he stopped, aud INDUCED in
gloomy remarks about the country being gone to
ruin. Presently of the friends came home
from Troy, and told the despairins that Troy
had given Hagaman n very large majority, and that
he was certainly elected. The man lcaped up, and
gave yell and remarked that if he could only hear
that Garfield was elected he would be happy all
over. well, he is elected" said the Young man
che has carried New York, and every other North
State, far heard fSom. Good God Al
mighty yelled the late dssparing man; NOW
don't tell me tina; logs have gone up a couple of
cents pound, or I'll do something badr "fes, re-
piled the young man, "hogs have gone up, too
gone up three cents-beres the morning paper, that
has il in - Let out for Gods sake. let OUT
yelled the late desparing; Il can't hold in any long
err And seizng his abdomen with both hands, he
rushed from the house, and behind the barn, to
ceal bis emotion. Then mounting his horse, he said
he 90 right home and tell the children, for he
hadn't had anything good to tell them, for long
time. Reports from his home are to the effect that
no mshap occurred to him, to make extra labor at
the washtub.
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r This is the doctrine of A. Bronson Aleott
General H..eeeL and the Fr..s Cry,

CHICAGO, liz, November THE Timer New York
special says: IL IL stated the most reliable au-
fhority. that General Hancock yesterday addressed
. letter to Chairman Barnum, In which he said that
he had been consulted by several committees with
reference To- proposed revision of the vote east last
Tuesday, With view to contrasting the election in
New York state in his interest. He had also seen
the s.ne course commended I'm certain Of the Demo
cratic newspapers. He wished to say that the move
ment did mot meet his approval Il appeared to be
based upon unproyable assertions and inadequate
grounds and further, because the movement, 80 far
superable objection that under circumstances
would he conseut to Be technical President Mr.
noon, sad the ettsy cca.d Hat be obtained, but .
genf1enau VIE has just returned from Goye-nors
xslana ys tit doabf fhs letter i Ia his posscs
-s11l.sslys - 3 q Gss5sris 6s~rarieI
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10 On Tuesday night, some bea-tly wretch enter
ed the stable of Henry Davis and killed horse, by
striking il in the forehead with the sharp edge of
hatchet. The team of which the horse was one, be-
lOnged to Harry Fry. but was in the possession of
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