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ROTTERDAM LINE.
III steamers leSe WAToON'S STORES, BrooKyn
Wednesday ChOcr lOth.
SEHIE -.----..-- Wcdn brr ltn.
lst CaDn. sGJ-S7O % cabin. $50. Steerage. S;6
IA. CAZACN, Gen Agt, y South Wiliam-st
FUNCH. EDYE Z CO.. u south Nniam.st., Freight Agta
l. ". MOknI0. oh BloaGWa,. Genera. Passage a GENT
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED iAf.-- AND EOYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QGLENSIOWN And LIN KPOOIA
NOTICL The Ci iLis Line the Rouie
recommended b. MGuIy. l. both The gard
anD EOincWari
ADiIATIC. tayt Jennings THURSDAY. Oct ~ l2:3l M
PaTsol iuc-day. nov >. 80
GENMANiC capt. Kennedy -~.~ Satur ay. Nov, a. m
HEPC BLlC Capt living IhI!7t..a 10y - j. 10
J. Th-ST
These steamers are unif0rm in anl nsurp 'sse1
poutmpnts The saloon ~tajcro!ns SiuOsins and Ba n
placed auiu-hDs where ne nose fnl npuon
least felt ia0rng degree Of comfort hitherto unatiinabio
RAIEs-sa.oon, 80 and 500. Return tickets on favor
all from the Old County $50 From New
NOik, 50.
These steamers neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For Inspection OF aud other information apply al the
Compys on 'es. Ne 81 Broadway New-YOk, or No l4O
" alnut st, Phlade pima. X. j. CORII Is. Agent.
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-. ..lI-I l-L.-k Y.

ra'tc Crock ICoHla.a Cc-I 0....aI.r la7H. .,'a-
3D. B'.;oa co6 800 30, so, i--o.15 'ia t3iG l'
l.i Ha 10 I -hI l.' '"- -'r.f' i'
Fleaal .I,o '.- IL 81 .... - 5.Oob5O 10
100 ...-- 2s .a.Hc ltc 5000 Il
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X Y. ETyYvG STOCt EVOFtYfg SiLsS
SECOND CAII-12:3D O'Clock p. VI.

Gre,nNourt'n lalioncga Granville Climax 49,
100 - Rg5 500 ..... 10 5O0...... 90 3Ol-.-- TOO
GlO - 500 goo ..-. II CaaycTas icchtel .
Y,0 ~ -, ChrvsYItr 1000 In ~ loo. lij
iu,.ci,rU,i,nfe 900 49, rs, 100 - 81 liorn silver
ito n io1 no -. II d Si 90 ..... il.5O
Unadia lZJ 90. 7.2j . Hu...... % 100 -..- ~ -
,1n1 h:| lG 100 - Wt /, 90 Isl % Little Plitsbg
enu. T9t ion 40 u iSaO 100 ..... %
IioOi,lo - 3JJ bB Z I3 Loo bi) 80 Gr-lt Eastern
Sortn Rodi. no, IL 3OlO bi1 81 $40. 3d. ID
.tnu % Sroose Eureka I;tt plant
40 . 10 500 stO. .J1 5....... l1.7j 1000 $50
Bulwcr 500 sGI.. "a Anne InI VIZ !
- Naval, 7Ii w - ,u1 81 Iron SILVER
400 - G2. UukI climax .'"t..- o.
400 o., 0,l... - l.1 .. .G7 il.ppli..'oc.
- . 80. - .. % .u goo ..-- 90 .1 ..sJL -
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Mem pubIltailons
A " EVCIrEAlENT

Y INF = I.ILN 7.
IA The Excitement about Mary J. Holiness new novel
Cha Dor" s ing Tie book is published
this week, and is having "a tremendous sale.
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GERNAN MAH.

/ NOErI GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM IIIP LIN. BETWEEN NEWNORK,
SOUTIIAM PTDN AND BREMEN.
MAIN ....... sat oct 81. DONA U.-..... sat NOV II.
MOS Eli. sat. Nov. 6. tIiEIN N-........Sa sat. Nov =.
RATES or PA-~hG4 from NEW ORk 70 SOUTHAMP-
ION. HANKE or BREMEN,
FIRST CABIN ....s 500 Skt OND CABIN .--......S6O
~TEERAG4. $50.
Return tickets y reuucel 1acs Prrpaii secIage ce.
cafes .2s team'r. sail IRON Pier De'"oen Second and
Thirds Is, UOtUken. y ). - 40 , =, IT.. 60.
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.-.L-n-.l--II .-..l-E -.

i,..- .-...... ,.-. .f..,r u,. ..~ Sa. -
-a. .- 81. d.. .ll. r.H. I.lI. 5.u...1. 20
.. b. 80. ..l .1I 'as....
.u Vr.-4l. ...l I. t.i 81 500. ..... ..-u
ipI e.. -t.. ..I ... .-.r sur. Copper Ernl
Cu.rI I-.. ..l.t. .... ... .J 90 ..lj. .5O
ICO...-.. 20 e.. ~ .'] ..t|
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CON .jAING u.

PULL DOMINGO CO.'S .uANG CO.
~ AI,.,.,.,..o.tA At.a.ocooi -.,r. @5j06o Par t5o
ol.rs. s H. Blsnam. Prose don't = W. Dorsey. Wee.
o:a,o.. l5 Broadway. Wv YORK.
EHRY~OLTE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
ro rua -rocKuoLDEas
In b., rst lv ihc r.s traf.oa oi nii'r't ih io'i
o'T -t..nI l. .taa oi u.v tut,o.s 20 hl ta' Site
c..r. ....a.. -ars fro.H 'lo affairs Of ts 'oH'f'y
cam. D...r, 'c'a.a '. -c policy l'" e.,-''' b, ,.'
D.. .H.r. d.r..i,e eI-.na- s.,at imsr...ts iatlc-
It.... e..I. .t.. .aas ma..t' ei..t aarn.as
u. a hs-r-. ,.'.lr ur auat. 3D., aal
.... ...i 1.l i.r4. .....s Nr. A I|l' t'. ''-.
a. 10. o..llo. 'e.l a- o' ap eii'f AH-
'.. ..o..... 5I tu....5 .s.....,.. .'..
a.. o. ae CON -' ..r 'i.. 90 c.."i.'.' %. u.s.
ID ..,..i, :'.r i.r.'.. 3, ;,',.i's.,
ID , .o' f.a..... .lo.l.s o. rI.t. IS H.l.d-
lpI1rt Wil.p Gueieu. l.ir. r.as"ck, Trustees
ia A...d B. oi-e of b. 80. ot,i Of 'r,ot s,r,.r,
DUNKIE MINING CONpA 7
- or LEtpNlLlI. CJL
e.o.o2 t.h.rc'... ra-- va'rc, RI. s'7 h., ,-...,...
.
IN CIoLLAt. SECRETARY.
orreE: CO Brood STREET
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Z Location q. Mines, near Lcauy. joe colorado,
c G,2dia iI'So.gD,i ,. '.o" ,veriII s..I"ta-,
ule.-. 80. 10 Broadway, Nc".fo'k
TH2 NIS,- pEErs MINING COMPANY
$50 u- 'Ihttri.. lr. no.
NTW-loE.. Oti'. q 81, l~H.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ne ocl,-
= holder. OF TIE HItt- u ..I1iA~ MIN Nc COM.
tr p.srIaucc Of aTesal1 ion ~ tr IInst"- ol sl
nanl. iI, sr-.I OF tac -totShr. OF !i.
..INA- PEiLT.- MINING COMPANY VIII .N it "i
Wednesday tIr J. % cay Noveua o. ., li t' c. o..
tI- % ilur 80 81 stcilrs, .Nor, city q '-0cock
tif as flT fhc purpose o voting oJ prPos u i,n
10 pr.rufci 90 r"r thc number or shares
irm twenty thousand lr OBJ hiir d' cL 10 o. nun
a.,t Dt.I.H of ci,h. aHd or such ,r
Justices crrn pr ir~ uGn nay cone be
the meeting JANE j. UiGGIE~ y,
JAMES r. GAt:UNt't
GEORGE w.. DILLNWAY,
rOBtRI g. II> RI,
EHANION IVES.
THO A. T. BUCKLEY,
y. :. -INPKl >7. Jh
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
taui,aL lungr.UJJ; 2cD.U'p shares 500 each
Geo ID. l.upert, President. d. +. NcrdHull. secretary
Ohc.-. N.. I'D Broadway, .cwlors
OFFICE OF 1HE 'nHisours sUvEG MINING CopANY)
Lo'N- ".-'l D.. ufi nliLpNG,, .-,,
No. IA ..G9AuWAE, DIRK. oct; Is, !ssn ,
TE7IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLD the ec0n OF trustees OF The CHItGSO
LITE SILVER MINING COMPANY viii De- held at the
Oicr 0i tnr Company, on WEDNESDAY,. november "a
prostu0 Ihc polls w Dr. opened no noon ant remain open
II teOuo-k Of tHal day. Tire stock books the Company
viii be closed on Fruaq October 2gth iustlnt. nom.
FRANCIS Is. AFFLEION. -ccrci1ry
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Inlln c,LL-.:4O n.cL-cK Z. Y.
HrFCiF UT1fFG s'} rs Er0ElYft SHES

Fn:-I. ..I.-1o:15 e-rnrN S..
Battle C1,... Cr..oI.. c".-er ,facr n.y
l.. ..r ... d. ... ... IIH' '1I ...-.. $50
I1I..Jj. 3D. 'u aoJ II. I.-.----. To- .
li |.-.-- m Dell" .f '.--..- NI
l.O $50. ..... .ti u-3. I.lu . ..... ID |
g., ...u f.. .n...... l..H D.. -l
100 i.5. It.... tr Ea'.lr. .'-'l 80
o.1ia ...,..- -pl .---.- -,, .'....- .-l
ttu ..n-'...-
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L alinG Pier foot Canal 81. North River.
For b. .anclsto lstAiUls 81 Panama
a NP' I..t--.-.--f
COnnectnC for Central ami South America
Sal Francisco 10 Jap u and China
CIIA OF t e. !, r. m
~an Erancsco honolulu. New Lealind and Ans
tIala.
NI~rN LiA....- atntday Eoy 20. s.. N.
OF LOucun San fr tHcScr
Pgs,eHg-., forwarded 10 a, FRANCI co. SANDWICll
ISLANDS. JAPAN. CHINA NIW-/EALAND, y, AtSIkA-
LA SCUM AMERICA ami C..N liAL AMElICA
Foi freight passage gene al Olln-n"n Apply ~
Il. j. EULHAI.
,.r uis stlen
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LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
%OTICE.-1hc steamers "l tis Line take Lieutenant
MauryS Lane routes at a.. season, Of the year.
t.IIY OF l.I.I.I\ - TT HDAI. Oct. o. p
CITl OF MON fhtA ..-.-..-1 Il ISDAY Noy T. Il u II
Cl1Y OF RICHMOND UEDAN. NOv. J., =. ID.
CIIY or CHE> r1ll......TilU .;SD y, NoT ~. 63 am
CI1Y OF BRU ~NiL5 .-..:Ilil r DAY. NOy % II 4 m
From = cr 81, y. r. root 81 ChtIIton ST.
CABIN. $50 and 500. RCfWn cAt OI fNorsb terms
STII{AGE. -1- Prepaid, $50 Drafts az O"cst i&ies
oOuS, >tatefOOrs. suO : aui bai.i"oh' ahldshiP%
These steamers do not cattle. sheep Or les.
JOHN &. DALE. Agent, j ana % Iioa.it ay. \. Y
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 27. $50.
rHE GENERAL LTSE

me GENERAL LIST
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NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, y. L
~ FOR QUEkNsIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
: AN O,L u $50 a m
THEO In w l3 2n m.
CABIN $50 10 $40 prepI1 steer1Co uckeS t2N
Beng most lines. T. W.. II L EoI Manager
- ana - BiOtdNdV, y. \.
v EW-YONK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
a LINE.
These steamship. snl regularly AZ p fiom
IleT %.t : North River. As follows
SANTIAGO DE- ~ A. Capt FODtc .. wednesday oct %.
Accomo.a unsur.a svil For oight PASSAGE apply
to WILLIAM T.. CLYDE d CO.. so. 81 Broadway.
LAM1ON ER. i~.. AgcEts III Havana
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

DON'T.---Don't think Of ad-
verti&ing in q We'll established,
legitimate newspaper not for Il
moment your advertisement
would be nicly printed and
would find its way into all the
thrifty households Of the region
where the farmer, the mechanic,
the trHdesmun i'll other lines,
and il 80 the i;tulllipS OF the
wealthy an | refined, all who
have articles to buy and money
with Wn.cA ID Duy them, and in
Che QuiHI of the evening after
the news of the day nus been
ligestcd, it would be read ana
pondered, and next day people
would come down to your store
and patrOniZr yOuand keep com
Tag in increasing numbers, and
You might have to hire an extra
clerk or two, move into Il larger
block and more favorable loCa-
ton and do a bigger business.
but Of course it would be more
eXpcnSvic-and bring greater
protits.-Na'r H0sea Register.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
NO.. 40
THE IMPRESSION MADE BY A SIN.
PIE LIFTED EALLID.

'.Hans, what keepit you owda
so lahe ton ght 2"
'Nell, Katrina. 1 was at dot
teeyanler. | med Yon Biber,
und we had some beer NIT each
one ane Ter both togedder, unit
lon says 'Hans, 1 want you
come iii my teeyader und see
Lew Raddler und dem fellers
sing a lidlle song.' Very well, I
goes i'll mid him, und it don't
cost me sometainG at all-he
NoOst told dot tool-keeber 'Das
all righd,' and | bass in. Twas
hedded like doze nooxpaper fel-
lerS."
"Well, Hans, how was you
like it,"
"Like it? 1t was schkeplen-
dit. Katrina. Dere was de
pooticst song you nefer heard
in all my life. 1t begins down
at de bottom like dis way:
You meier miss dot vassar TIL dot we'll
don't got some more i'll it.'
'It's Il fine sentiment in dot
song, Katrina. I got it all in
my he'd, but 1 was so pleased
und oNcitcd about it I h.lf tor
got it again once. 1t was like
dis way [sings]:
Don't NoI waste dot vHssar,
Da> lie molho teach Won:
Let yorr wa1chwnrdS he di~patc chns.
tnd practice like dem "reachers.
DO not lot :: few moments
Like dot sunshine pass by,
Fer Eou II fer miss DIT vas>ar
Unl' you get pnnty dry sometimes
VIII n dot we'll is all run oud
"Now, Katrina, don't you like
dot senuiment?"
"Ies, | like dot sentiment.
and l like it bedder if YOU
don't shtop oud till - o'clock
at niShd like dis any more, und
come home tryin' to play me of;
dot foolishness.'-Viyyinia City
(Net.) Chronicle.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

F'CIENTIsTs May DIFFER. --Ahout the
anthology or rheumatism, its origin ard
whe, her it he hereditary, but irreiraga-
bic test timony proves that when II ten
dency TO it develops itself H">tct'ers
Stomach Bitters is IL reliable means o
subAuiug that tendency. Some of the
u; cscrihrd remedies for the diseases are
decidedly Objectionable from the '"nG"r
attending their use, others are utterly i'll
rtlr.tllnl, the best, the safest check is
the Bittcrs. This vc'N obstinate mnia
.ly, the more eiicctuallv to overcome il.
should he grapp'ed with at the outset.
Every one knows what terri lc, what
rrnsrlcss pain it can iniiict. Why thcn,
should this Htrnrious, often fatal COM
plaint hc allowed to gain hcahWhN
through inhii1ureucc 10 its earliest symp-
on>, when Il safe. long .'trd and strong
" recommended medicine presents itscl'.
In addition to suggest ing this Il means O!
reicr it seems not inappropriate t" ca .
tion the rAcuratic gainSt exposure - I'm.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
HOW LAWYERS ARE MADE IN GALL
FORIIA.

a student applied the other
day to one OF the district courts
for admission to practice, and
an examination committee OF
one WAS appointed 10y thejudge
to ascertain his qualifications.
Ihc examination began with
"Do you smoke, sir ?"
"I do, STRIP
|Iave You spare cigar"
"Now, sir, what is the first duty
OF Il IaWyer!'
''To collect fees"
'RigLt; what is the seeond?"
$40 increase the number of
his clients"
"When does your position
towards your client chlnge?"
''When making q bill of
G. sts.'
"ENplain."
1--WE are then antagonistic.
| assume the character of plain
tiff and he became the defelld-
ant"
"a suit once decided, how do
You stand with the lawyer con-
ducinG the other side 2"
''Cheek by jowl."
"EnouGh: sir. YCu promise
t. become an ornament to
your profe9sion, and | wish YOU
success. Now are you aware
ofthe duty YOU owe me3"
"pcrtectly.'
'D"scribe it.'
at is to invite you to drink"
'But suppose | decline?"
Candidate scratches his head.
"illcre is no instance of the
kind Oh record in the bGOks."
"Iou are right, and the con-
lilence with which you make
the assertion shows you have
read the law attentive.y. Let's
take the drink and I'll sign
your crrtiticat".'-S0n Francis
co ,Stoch; E.rchHngc.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

EFFECTS OF BEER DRINKING
The constant use Of beer is
found to produce q species of
degeneration ofa!l the organism,
profound anddeep seated. Fatty
deposits diminished circulation,
condition Ofcongcstion, and per
vertion of functional activities,
local Inflammation OF hnth thn
| liver anu kittutNS7 are CONSTANT
ly present intellectually, stu
por amounting almost to par
alysis arrests the reason, preci-
pitating all the uiGher faculties
into Il mere animalism, sensual,
selfish, sluggish, varied only
with paroXysms Of anger
that are senselcss and brutal.
IN appearance the bcerdriuiler
may be the picture of hc;iIt h
but in real ty lie is most incapa-
bic OF resisting disease, a slight
injury, severe cold, or shock to
the body or mind, will common
ly provoke acute diseases, end
ing fatally. Compared with in
ebriates who use different forms
of alcohol, he is more incurAb!e,
and more generally diseased.
This constant use Of beer every
day gives the system no time
for rec operation, but steadily
lowers the vital forces.
1t is our observation that beer
drinking in this country produ-
ces the very lowest forms Of in-
ehrietN, closely allied to crimi-
nal insanity. The most dan
Gcrous class OF tramps and ruff
ans in our cities are beer drink
ers. 1t is asserted by competent
authority that the evils Of her
cdity are more positive in this
class than from Ill. Oh0l;cs.
Ifthesc tactSurH wei! founded,
the recourse to beer 4 Substi-
tute for alcohol merely increScS
the danger and fatality follow
ing.--MedicN Record.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

| That tue present General Assembly O.
Louisiana has proven itself either rccre
ant or inadequate to Il proper discharge
IF the high and important duties tnI
| which it was selected by the people u!
'he different Parishes, we are at last
compelled With shame to admit.
After q session of over eighty days.
booking carefully over the journals of tie
tw" Houses, and after having pa iently
| awaited III vain the development Of the
large amount of business wc in common
with the people, had been led to believe
had bern 'pcriormeh in the corluiite,,
ioolhs, We are at iast unable to find
words whrvcwi'h to express our disap-
p"intment aud diSplrusurc.
In our denunciati"n of tic t"rdy ac-
tion of our Lawmakers, VIC do not how
ever, desire to be understood as censur-
ing every member individually. Sever
al gentlemen in both IIouNes lave work
ed manfully for the 20 d of the poop e.
but on the her hand II large number
have done li,tU- or nothing, save to occu
ny their seats, frtter away the time for
which the people are taxed, and regular
ly draw their pay.
With less than ten days more in which
TO pass measures in accordance with,
and absolutely required by the new or
Ganic law of this State, what is accom-
pli,hcd must be hurried, and necessarily
incomplete; whllr much must remain
undone, to be either ken M by an ex-
ira session, or lie over until two long
years hence.
With the eyes of every State in the
Union, and we might say, the hole civ
ilized world upon them, the present
General Assembly of Louisiana has pro-
Ven little better than a farce; and the
pe"rie are justly discouraged ANA dis
gust d with the record it has made
Patriot Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
TIE CdERRYW0OD CLOCK.
CUAHLES CHAMBERLAIN, JR.

With cherry wood use,
AMI a jolly, round face,
Standing just in the niche in the wall
Ticking Il! night ana day,
LII tbs. si"ndirst way,
IS an OlI-fiSAiourd clock in the hall.
There's spot on the face,
And there's many Il trace,
OF Il scratch on 4 scar on the wood
Ava the hands. made of hr,ss,
With an odd shadow pass
Ger :: dill that i0l ayes has stood.
Yet the old rlncll IS ticking,
The srcoLd hand picking
Us way round to the''GU' so SIRE;
And it strikes with Il ring,
Like an ANIMATE thing,
Al! the time looking OLD and nerlure.
All that chcrryw ooh clock,
Standing gIim as !. rock,
LoOIlng down on the Ioiks Of to-day.
Cou!i tell tales Of lis own,
IL its old solemn tone,
or the past in its old fashioned way.
1t has tickcd slow and strong
In its monotone Spng.
When the hUHSe was all quiet and Still;
II has Sl.o!leu as loud,
When the blast without wListled SO shrill
j. ha+ licked with the bel!
That Il wedding would tell:
/; | Us ticltrh. Keeping tnn' with the song;
it has ticket at he birth
OF : ,'Ils brought +" earth.
To !attlo and grow with the strong.
II has licked through the night,
When the small, Shaied light
Saw he weary, tnId watchers above,
With the breath dying tast,
Ere The hie-lcL>e was past,
OF u parent or child whom they love.
II has licked on the tread
As they carried thc d"ll
Tho tho oll-f.sllioneI hallway and
door,
And it tic>cd right along,
just as steady AID strong,
When the funeral service was DER.
'Tis an hurcSt oli hand,
with a dn"y lrass band,
Tracing ronnd the old dial each day,
Bat il seeiris to fnretcl,
With Il mystical spell,
How swiftly Cur lives pass away.
'Tis an heir loom at best,
Lacking odd with the rest,
OF The modern apparel and wear.
With it's wonderful gaze
Al the present "h;i ways
OF the new generation ana fare.
There's problem to solve.
As he hands slowly rcvolve,
Whether modern folks, manners and al,
Are as true and as good
As the old folks SO rode,
Whose hands p acca the clock in the
hall.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

UOKNSBY KECAPTURED.-
Elijah ilorn>hE, who was sente-
need 80 the pcnitcntiary for life
inr killing " sWanper nam .d
Castro and escaped from sheriff
Niator, OF lberi;lp r.sh, last Sep
tembcr, by jumping overload
while heavily ironed, was recog-
niZeu and rH-arrested in New
Orleans, last week. He is now
in the Orleans parish prison,
and VIII appear to the Sup eme
Court for u new trial-Sug0r
B0tci.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
GRATEFUL WOMEN.-None +, crivc Sc

GRATEFUL WOMEN.-None crivc so
much henriit. and none are so profoundly
grateful and show such an interest i'll Ie-
commcuding Hop BitlrrS as women. L.
is the only remedy peculiarly adapted 10
the m ny ills the sex is almost univrrSal-
V suhjcct to. Chills and fever, inh,grs-
ton or deraugcd liver, constant or peri
odical sick headaches, weakness in the
back or kidneys, pain l.: the shoulders
and different parts of the hody, feeling
of lastitudc and dcspondcicy, are all
readily removed by these BItters. -"Cpr-
rent. ".
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
NIIE HENRIETTA HOUSE.
BAYOU SARA, La

BAYOU SARA. La.
Board can be procured by the day, week
month, and at reasonable rates. IN
J future as i'll the past, The. table will
Supplied with the very best fare tn"
)rket affords. Elegant and well fur
Med rooms. Accommodating servants
hstantiy i'll Attendance. Patronage So
ID and satisfaction ..unrum:rr,i.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

The New York Time,
summary oi'soUthem eco lomA is
this---cultiyato less cotton more
corn and rails your own bacon.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
Us BROW x.
IIIlV W y.
iOunN4iic City Ual,.N

River Front, Bayou ara.
De.,'er in Watches, Clocks and Lcwclry
barge asortincut OF Eye Glasses and
)ectaclcs on hand.
Particular attention given to the re.
Bring of Watches, Clocks and JewcI!y.
Ill paid for Old gol I, silver and dia-
tnds. Plain go!u rings made to order
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
JENRY G. KAUFMAN,
". 5. d. IIA MILTON,

\ bstice of tho Peace, ith Uard. West
Ftli"lann, La.
RESPECTFULLY states that having
ld ,his Office for eight years, he i, we'll
)aliiiei to perform tie duties thereof i'll
G,lItahlr nlnnncr. Collection of ulaiI 5
III rec-iv his special attention
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
GEN. HANCOCK.

Ruler of Louisiana and Texas Reconstruct
ton on Constitutional Principles Sub:
ordinating the Military to the Civil
4aw-Geleral Order Number Forty and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

(fo he paid invariably in aGvance.)
Transient advertisements TiW be instrtcd
at Ire rate Of Sl.a0 per squire Of ten Hnes
for the f'st insertion. 0nd - cents for eacl
subsequent insertion.
Personalities charged at TRANSIENT adscr-
fsing rates.
Ihc nbGre Sc0ic Of rates must be the bDSis
Of all contracts rim Gdrc.;i$i"y agents.
ObH"aric$. tibn'cs Of respect, resolutions
etc.. chGrUcd az advertisements
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10
E.. NEWMAN.

fA1LOR & FANCY GROCER,
st. Francisville, Lii
b ENTS and Boys clothing made after
u the latest styles and at reasonable
ties. My grocery store will be keep; vel!
ocked during The winter m"mtha.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-10

There's problem to solve.
As he hands slowly rcvolvc,
Whether modern folks, manners and al
Are rs true and as good
As the old folks SO r''de,
Whose hands p accu the clock in thu
hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-30
WHAT DOES THE BUSINESS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

They were holding an outdoor ward
meeting the other night, and speaker
had just commenced to warm up to his
work, when stranger, with all his
worldly "duds" in an old sheepskin on
his back, boots gone, hat going and a
dyed-in.wool tramp air about him,
halted on the outskirts Of the crowd.
The speech soon caught him and he
began to applaud. At the end of every
sentence he clapped his hands and
roared like fog-horn. No matter
whether the speaker shit em" or not
the stranger never failed to come down
with the applause, and he carried a
good share of the crowd with him.
After the speaker had finished, and
while he was wiping his heated brow,
the tramp approached him and said:
''That ere speech was one of the
best ever heard in all my life"
"Ah! ana glad it pleased you"
PLEASED me Why, it lifted me
right off'n my feet / tell you, you're
q born orator, and | just wish could
stay in this town and hear you make a
speech every night"
''Yes. wish you could.
"But can't; I'm on my way West.
I shall, however. think of your speech
hundred times day. / can feel the
electricity of it yet; and say, can't you
lend me half a dollar to help me on! !"
"Why, / don't know. Why should
] lend you half dollar?"
"Oh, come now, don't try to ride
any high horse over me. You know
how loud hollered, and you know as
well as I do that if l hadn't put in my
best licks you'd have fallen as fat as a
shingle. You are great orator, and
that was a great speech, but If you
don't know that it is hollering that
does the business, you'd better hang
right up"
The orator pondered over the matter
for few seconds, and then probably
concluded the reasoning was sound, as
he passed over the money.-[Detroit
Free Press.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-30
FOR SALE!
Store and Stock i'm COIcOnGa,
Nevada.

A rare opportunity for any person contcm-
plating going into business.
Terms given ON application either to
f. N. LEVY, Golcondas New,
or LEVY Co. Winnemucca, Ne.
Winnemucca, august ~, 1850 Il