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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

$50 Elder, George S aeH
1925 Edwards, Charles b
1885 English, Allen ID
81 Ferris, James 81 t..l Ii.
| Il Fellows, Morrison I "3
ll9 Farrell, VIM B bia-H
l39 Fischer, Moritz III N.
l49 Felts, Jesse .rrh..s 81.
l73 Fording, Isaac N .as1%
$50 Foster, Benjamin F '- -.
203 Frisbie, Lyman A 49,.
21l Ferris, Geo W Xxx -.
2l2 Forker, F S .~...r.- IL.
23l Farrell, James F -s.- -.
232 Fraser; James ~
237 Toilet, John 49,
264 Fox, John G .-
35l Friedrich, George A
462 Farrell, Michael
SIS Forsyth, Thomas
$50 Finn, Forest L .u-< ..a
5S7 Finn, Charles T.
$50 Forbes, John
GA Friedeberger, Simon
625 Fox, John W
63l Fulstone, Henry j-,.
Gal Ford. George F s.#<-..
GA truth, Matthias
7l9 Toilet, Martin B
1872 Fassett, Isaac N .-
754 Fish, Amos t..
1853 Francini, Alexander
GA Fitton, Russell
9l8 Foley, John
934 Fife, Adam --....
94S French, Mathew N
952 Frazier Louis
973 Fish, Charles W
1884 Friend, Charles "
1868 Fryer, George D
Al Glover, Morton II
As Gaige, Mark M
ITO Greenlaw, Luke S
144 Gibson, George L
1Sl Gibeau, Oliver
l9l Gregovich, Michael R
220 Gray, John
221 Clifford, Lysander W
239 Greiner, Andrew
271 Giles, John 81
32S Greenlaw, Mayo A
346 Gray, Owen
4OS Gates, George B
446 Gibeau, Hiliare
447 Gale, Alfred Y
497 Gratz, Charles
$50 Gardner, Mathew C
ISL Goodwin, Henry j
612 Genaro, Sebastian
SIG Gibson, Adrastus B
627 ellison, John L
667 Gibson, George z
$50 Gettys, James
702 Griffith, James T
703 Gibson, James NJ
us Gelinas, John J
100 Gardella, John
743 Gregovich, Thomas S
76l euler, Simon !
1913 Gardner, Thomas J
SIG Gilbert, Franz D
81 Greenwood, Otto
Us Grieve, John
40 Gray, Henry O |
40 Gonnond, Roderick
Isl Ganong, Cork
O33 Gilligan, Mathew
O4O Giuseppe, Garaventa
051 Gilbert, Oscar A F
81 Hank, George
80 Holland, John SIS
IS Henderson, Caleb
y Heritage, Geo L
8S Hill, Lloyd
81 Harris, Chas N
Is Harmstead, Joseph b
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

400 HafflS, EfueSI ID s..s F1
4S7 Henan, Patrick :"
493 Hixon, James P
5O5 Hawkins, Geo W
500 Hardness, Allen N
522 Helm, Chas c
1888 Hammond, John D .t5
1910 Hofer, Chas A
1879 Hall, John W ~, .s....t r.
59l Hyde, Myron NJ
500 Hebberling, Augustus
COS Higgins, Thomas a..
COZ Hawley, Ernest S
COS Hunt, Edward NJ i b..
6ll Howard, James
617 Harris, Benjamin
618 Howell, William J r..
$40 Harrington, Marvin J
1926 Henderson, Robert
$50 Hagerty, James
666 Hoge, Edward S
| 500 Holbrook, Henry c =
691 Heidenreich, John
692 Hackett, Judah NJ
694 Huband, Geo H
sos Hite, Edmund G
FOL Higgins, James W
708 Herluison, Leon
72O Huff, Charles @
728 Hall. William G ~
734 Heritage, John B oF
1853 Ravens, Isaac 0
769 Heidenrich, John S
772 Hill, William -
ia Harris, Erwin W
776 Howell, George D
7S4 Hayes, Benjamin
SO7 Havenor, VIM NJ
S12 Hallock, James F
S21 Howell, Charles W
824 Hunter, Harry
826 Henderson,, Addison c
S2S Haskill, Lester
$50 Hastings, Arson
$40 Howe, Hayward H
972 Harding, Charles H
98l Hughes, Samuel
900 Hope, Charles
1917 Harderwick, Antoine;
1922 Haynie, John w
1898 Healy, Thaddeus "
200 Ivancovich, Jerome
500 Ingraham, VIM L
76O Ivancovich, Mitchell
800 Irwin, Thomas
1902 Ingham, Wellington Fl
SO Jackson, George w
80 Jefferson, Noble NJ
247 Jenkyns, Richard E
26s Judge, James r
347 Jones, John P
429 johnson, Benjamin E
481 johnson, James
484 Jacobs, Adolph
531 johnson, Frederick
537 jenkins, Samuel r
$50 Junkins, Henry
581 Jones, Hugh
636 Jordon, Robert F
$50 johnson, William c
$50 Jones, Albert P
71S Johnson, Albert
766 jose, John
347 jefferson, Scott
300 James, Edmund
977 jefferson, William II
$50 tombstone, Edgar c
Kennedy, Frank 3 t
50 Koeboom, John w
81 Knox, William D
sc King, Wade w H ~
112 Kelly, Michael
1873 Keyser, William d ..
$50 Knapp, Edward
161 Kennedy, Byron d
222 Kelley, Stuart
296 Kittrell, John R
315 Kelly, Daniel
$50 Kerr, Dayton c
405 Kennedy, James
413 King, Samuel D
426 Kitzmeyer, Daniel g
427 Kaiser, DERRICK
428 Klein, Jacob
512 King, Antoine
$50 Knowlton, Waller H
564 Kullman, Jacob
SOS Kitzmeyer, John .t
574 Kelley, Charles H
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

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100 Coffin, Francis S :.
S13 Cole, James II .1ss u,
1872 Coburn, Alfred } a.a'. s..
S44 Conner. Matt
S68 Carleton, Zimri -a-. 81.
800 Constantine, Philip @ r
81 Conry, Michaes ..... ~.
800 Crane, Joshua R
S95 Capuro, John ftraa-.
92l Campbell, George G
1882 Cuthbert, James
936 Cunha, John ..... g..
1887 Campana, Francesca a
1853 Codding, Erastus W
1869 Copp, John (. e..
9S5 Call, Albert 81 .~.t 81
1888 Craigen, Charles S 5.
1913 Corbay, Felix #t
1921 Cohoe, John & Il +.
1927 Cahill, lVilIiam ss. },
1890 Cottrell, William D .~05~ ~
1896 Cousins, William F "- t
1915 Cagwin, Hamden E .R.ar. f.
1901 Croker, Daniel B
"a Davis, Charles c d.
Is Driesbach, Monroe A
% Duncan, Robert L
| so DObbs. George r .'.~
Ga Doane, Jonathan
81 Dow, Moses B
81 DeLeon, David
l22 Decker, Henry
l24 Davis, George 7
1876 Downer, Elijah H
1876 David, Evan
147 Davis, Geo r
l66 Dorsey, John G
100 Davidson, John A
1919 Daniels, VIM j
POI Duffy, Edward
2OS Duffy, James
226 Daley, Patrick
235 Day, Sylvester H
275 Donahue, James W
2S4 Downs, Hiram
285 Donohue, Thos "
1874 Devore, John J
343 Davis, William H
374 deNeuf, Albert
38l DeDaueson, Darrielle
1856 Davis, George II Jr
1872 Daley, John
1874 Deegan, Simon F
Ala Dow, Nathaniel F
424 Davis, Sam P
443 Dealy, James E
467 Davies, Tamerlane W W
494 Downey, Martin A
SIG Dale, Geo W
542 Day, Josiah
554 Dodd, James
ST. Dague, Levi
$50 Bowling, William T
65S Delaney, Frank F
$50 Duffy, James W
7O4 Dority, Arson P
7O7 Degroseillier, Joseph
773 Daugherty, William B
791 Davis, Chas M
1872 Daniels, Charles
1874 Decosse, Stanislas
835 Decosse, Nazar!e
838 Doray, Maurice
S55 Denise, Conover
$40 Damon, Silas E
$50 Duncan, Thomas W
S9l Desmon, John
907 Denning, James 3
93l David, Henry
941 Dorais, Alexander
$50 De Frieze, Philip A
958 Donahue, Daniel W
96l Delorssa, Charles A
Us Davis, Frank
1913 Diamond, Joseph rs
996 Dumas, Annie . .-
1926 Doray, Homer .-
I044 Dean, Charles F
|O4S de Avila. Patricio A
Is Edwards, Theodore D /
6S Ellsworth, Benz F
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1929 Benson, Allen "
1854 Brauet, Dominique
1859 Barnes, Frank ....-.y 81.
l Cavanaugh, Peter, Jr
| 7 Crawford, Israel a= ..
20 Cheney, John E e.
10 Coffin, Trenmor
% Clarke, Geo W .
56 Crane, Zacheus =.
81 Calbreath, John w
62 Cheney, James Fl
| "A Christian, Ernest
rs Cavanaugh, Chas NJ
95 Cormack, John B
9S Corbett, John W
l01 Clarke, Willis G
los Corbett, Daniel G .....
100 Cowen, William ]
ll6 Clark, Daniel
III Cary, VIM NJ
l29 Cavanaugh, Michael
l31 Colver, Silas B
l43 Crandell, Dele
l56 Chubbuck, Geo w
l89 Connolly, Timothy }
PAP Colesworthy, Charles F
249 Cole, Cyrus J
252 Chesley, James G
26l Cagwin, Geo W
262 Calimberti, Joseph
278 Grow, Roger
800 Gree, Domino
3l9 Cannon, Walter E
321 Cromwell, Oliver
1926 Cowing, George B
1856 Comstock, George L M
1886 Croson, Elijah T
341 Cowing, Joseph H
$50 Chedic, Geo W
1852 Crooks, Warham
357 Carpenter, Joseph W
358 Cults, Augustus
359 Cults, Eugene B
$50 Cary, Bartly
1862 Cohn, Jacob
1858 Cagwin, Hamden
$3.50 Carberry, James
377 Crabb, Robert
1913 Combs, John s
412 Clarke, Robert NJ
433 Cannon, Isaac
439 Cook, Henry
449 Cannon, George E
451 Crosen, VIM L ...
ASP Collins, James G
AGO Cavanaugh, Michael J
463 Cannon, Charles 81
465 Conntryman, Alexand'r
Ala Cannon, Frank N
Ats Craven, Frank H
ATT Cannon, Edwin H
47S Cooney, Patrick
1876 Cain, Gilbert
1872 Combs, Samuel .-..
500 Crosby, Edward P
52l Clark, Henry j
$40 Cameron, John
54l Connolly, Jeremiah
$50 Clark, Alpheus W
557 Condor, Thomas Jr
568 Corbett, VIM H |
81 Colver, Edward II |
594 Combs, James E
555 Coin, Moses NJ
SIC Casey, James F
80 Crisler, VIM H
1872 Catlin, Alvah P
533 Chedic, Walter H
AS Cavanaugh, Peter ST.
SCI Charters, Samuel
;72 Coddington, Thomas }
'73 Clugage, Frank
rs Cilley, John S
;S4 Cushman, Gilbert l.
;99 Craigen, Peter
'05 Cook, James
81 Corecco, Stephen
Al Grain, Elisha
so Chaplin, Moses
SO Cullen, Michael !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

Is Brannan, Patrick
SO Byrne, William S
3S Bowker, Milo A
AZ Babcock, Jasper
43 Benton, James NJ
So Bence, Horace H
70 Barton, Jacob K
Is Bemis, Stephen j
"a Billings, James ]
l18 Beatty, William H
1913 Bollen, Robert W
1875 Bright, Jesse L
40 Breed, Elias
l42 Bray, Charles E
1853 Briggs, Selden D
100 Bordwell, William w
l65 Berry, Glenn
1913 Baker, Samuel
l78 Beam, Jacob L
1876 Beam, John E
1876 Brown, Rufus R
2l0 Barber, Oscar T
2l5 Beade, Alfred M
2l8 Bradbury, William B
227 Bigler, David
243 Benson, Hiram A
245 Bryant, Geo W
248 Bigelow, Augustus S
254 Bryson, Geo c
266 Burlingame, Joseph A
267 Bartine, Horace F
276 Bradley, George N
277 Blulin, Chas A
28l Billings, Charles
BOA Brown, VIM R
BIG Boyer, Isaac
1923 Burleson, George
329 Barkley, Eli .
342 Brummett, VIM B
376 Beam, Augustus
1913 Baunafaut, Elzear
All Black, James B
4l5 Bullock, Fred W
4l9 Brown, Joseph W
435 Bicknell, Charles F
445 Bailey, Henry -.-
457 Buckley, Albert NJ
400 Beadle, William II
485 Baldwin, Ephraim c
495 Bath, John F =
49S Barton, Fielder -
SOP Bigler, James R 8.
sos Bryant, Andrew S .-# "a
5l4 Bowen, Wellington
526 Bray, Judson j
527 Barber, Charles E
528 Boskowitz, Frank
532 Bliss, Duane L
$50 Baldwin, Henry B
562 Baker, Archer
566 Bath, Henry G
578 Bryant, William H
5S2 Broadhead, William 0
SAB Bender, David A
500 Benton, James H
664 Butts, Napoleon w
go Balford, George
676 Blanchard, Edward A
CIT Boyd. John NJ
693 Blethen, Jonas L
100 Burke, Samuel G
I'll Bell, George 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

REGISTERED VOTERS
For Carson Township, Ormsby
County, Nevada, for the year

&c Abel, Dan 0..."
al Alley, Zadock + -...
l54 Appleberg, Carl 0
27S Adams, Joshua F .
$50 Anderson, Morten ~.
294 Allen, Fernando B
3O7 Archer, David A
34S Albro, John S ....
372 Allen, Edward A
455 Adams, Jewett W --~
$40 Anderson, William
500 Ainsworth, Eugene D
663 Ardery, Alexander M
1888 Adams, Adrian j ....
TAG Authors, James
7SO Applebee, William L
$40 Ambrozetti, Francisco
829 Anderson, John j
1913 Anderson, Ernest E
S4l Atherton. Coleman c
1920 Anderson, Thomas
1923 Appleton, Charles
1852 Abraham, Isaac j ...-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

739 Bergman, Robert A
|74S Barrons, Michael
756 Borges, Antoine A
IT'S Bell, William
858 Buchanan, Tara w
$50 Boylan, William c
1856 Barry, James a
$50 Byrne, James H i
$50 Bergam, Alexander
GIL Bickford, Leonard N
923 Black, Isaiah N G-
928 Blackwell, Marcus
939 Brule, Diendonne .
964 Bulge, Freethie j
9S2 Bath, John s-a,.
9s7 Byrne, Thomas NJ
994 Bulge, Eugene G
1000 Buzby, Charles -..
1901 Baylies, Frederick G
1909 Brent, John E A
1919 Brooks, Henry S
1924 Burns, Frank
1929 Benson, Allen "
1854 Brauet, Dominique
1859 Barnes, Frank
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

IS Henderson, Caleb
y Heritage, Geo L
8S Hill, Lloyd
81 Harris, Chas N
lis Harmstead, Joseph B
l4S Hillyer, Edgar W
ia Hill, Geo B
1S4 Hughes, Francis NJ
1873 Hunt, James
lS6 Harris, Marcus
1913 Hayward, Geo F j.. -g
204 Horgan, Sylvester M
2l9 Hodkins, Malcolm W
229 Herrick, Loyal A
23S Hatch, Marvin D
244 Hansen, John
200 Helm, Alfred
27l Harper, Edward
279 Hopkins, Aaron
292 Hinley, Dennis Is
300 Harper, Edward E
$40 Hentschel, Alfred F
1872 Holman, Thomas
36l Harris, Charles
36S Hawley, Thomas P
$40 Hodgkinson, Sam J
375 Hall, Frank
1856 Hofer, Theodore R
403 Hodgkinson, Thos J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-24

Is Edwards, Theodore D
6S Ellsworth, Benz F
n Eccles, George A
IS Edwards, Thomas j
l27 Elrod, Edward r w
1877 Elstner, Milton r
2O2 Ehrhardt, John
234 Ellis, Adrian G
2S3 Edgecomb, Ezekiel
2S9 Ellis, Pearls B
81 Elliott, Richard
4l9 Epstein, Louis B
496 Ellis, John G
572 Elsey, Mckee T
593 Elrod, Lawrence L
S42 Eggleston, George D
S45 Ely, John B
851 Elliott, VIM N
$50 Elliott, John
9l2 Early, Espy
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
Our Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 10, 1880.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 10, 1880.
Congress found itself, after the
Chicago convention, to be body OF
very little account, and adjourned on
the 10th to prevent further eclipse
by the Cincinnati convention. In
fact, for the next month, and proba-
bly, for several months to come, no
one would pay much attention to the
proceedings of a Legislative body.
The people are not excited. especially
at time like this, in what such a
Congress as this does or omits to do.
In fact, it seemed to be well under
stood, when the late session COM
menced, that nothing would be done
by either party to create political ami
mostly, no matter how much the peo-
pie might need something of the
kind. The people simply took Con-
gress at its word. and gave their at
tention to other affairs, so Congress
adjourned. Upon the work at Chi
cago. and probable results at Cincin-
natl, the people will pass at the
proper time.
Upon the action of Congress few
words may be proper. No really
vicious bills were passed, and so far
the record is good. Three things of
the utmost Importance were neglect
ed, and in this respect the record is
bad. Some provision should have
been made for a revision, now or
hereafter, of the tariff The govern
ment is now receiving at this time
ten or eleven millions a month more
than It's current expenses, aud much
of this money comes from duties on
articles of actual necessity. If such
duties could not have been stricken
OF by a simple act of the late ses
sion, still the preliminary arrange
ments Tor a change, by authorizing a
commission, could have been made.
Some further provision should also
have been made for counting the
electoral vote. The Congress of 1880
need not have left Us exposed to all
the dangers of 1875. Something
should have been done in the way of
a change in our system of Indian
government. With these exceptions
l don't know that there any great
faults of omission charged against
the session Gen. Garfield left this
city this morning. on his way to his
home at Mentor. He had intended
to leave yesterday, but private busi-
ness kept him here Elk : Senator
Conover, the Republican nominee for
Governor of Florida, will soon leave
for that State. The Senator SAYS his
election is assured, and that Florida
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
Letter from Mr.. nadnot.
GRANr PARISH, Ia. june 30. 1ss

GRANT PARISH, Ia, June 30, 1850.
Editor Chronicle:
] ask for space to correct the state
nent in your last issue in regard to
myself having Sheriff Teal arrested.
| wish to state in the first place that
the prisoner was arrested by Sheriff
Teal on an affidavit made before me
by himself / committed the pris-
oner at first because 1 did not
know that | had jurisdiction, but
afterward received information from
Judge Blackman that had, and that
it was my duty to either bail or dis
charge the accused. / therefore or
dered Sheriff Teal to bring the pris-
oner before me for that purpose,
which he did not do; and, knowing
that had right to order the sheriff
to bring him before me, l therefore
ordered Sheriff Zeal arrested for con-
tempt. On his trial for contempt
the sheriff alleged and proved that
the prisoner was sick aud not able to
come. l therefore ask that your
statement of the case be corrected,
for / am still under the opinion that
l had right to order the sheriff to
bring the prisoner before me for his
preliminary trial after | bad commit
ted him to Jail, and that / had a
right to have Sheriff Teal or any
other sheriff arrested for contempt
of court, and that it is contempt of
court for any sheriff to refuse to exc
any order from any court, and that
it is not the place or duty of any ex-
ecutive officer to judge of the legali-
ty of an order, provided it is issued
from legal court.
Yours truly, JOHN p HA.sor.
Justice Peace, Second Ward.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

The taxpayers Of Grant parish are
hereby notified that 1 will be at the fol-
lowing places for the pu pose of making
the Assessment, and taking list OF the
school child, en- between the ages of six
and twenty-on years. All parties inter-
ested in having their property properly
listed will please take warning and be in
attendance when visit their respective
wards. as follows:
C"lfax, July 9TH and 9Th.
Liberty Chapel, Gully 18th.
Sateher's, July 14th
Mrs, Taylot's, july 18th.
Montgomery, jury 2vtn u ii Plat.
latt. July I'D.
Fretlieu'>. july 9th
Colfax. July 18th and 3Oth.
Parties having maps or plots showing
the situation of their lands ARE reqnes' ell
to bring them with them on tue da,
meeting me at the various p, ecilcts.
THOMAS HICKMAN.
jf26 Assessor Parisi, If Grant, La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03

Our sister parishes are melting out
justice in way that is terror to
evil doors within their limits. Last
week we noticed the transportation
from Natchitoches of five peniten-
tiary convicts. and since then we
learn that their grand jury found
eighteen indictments against persons
for carrying concealed weapons. In
VIM parish, also, justice has been
ground out right lively. Up to last
Saturday there had been three SEN
fenced to the penitentiary. namely:
Williamson, known hereabouts as the
wild Texan" seven years, a man
by the name Of Pugh twelve months,
and another named Willingham for
life. The grand jury found forty
two true bills. Court has also been
in session this week, but we have no
report Of its proceedings
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
A Case Of ..saIt, and Battery.

Two negroes, Caleb Sadler and
man by the name of Hunter, living
near the Sugar House, employed a
boy, also named Hunter, to work for
them at fifty cents day. On Sat
urday last the boy declined to go to
work, saying that he was employed
by the day, and he preferred to take
a holiday and rest up As he could
not be forced to work by threats, his
two brutal employers seized him, and
after stripping him naked, admins
tered most unmerciful beating, and
after the beating put salt on him. If
these men are guilty of this devilish
inhumanity and escape punishment
for the cruel bruising they gave this
fifteen year old boy it will only be
because the officers neglect plain
duty in the most fragrant manner.
From an interview with the ac-
cused, who have been arrested and
put in Jail, we learn that Saddler is
an uncle and Hunter cousin to the
boy, and that he had been put in
their charge by his mother, to whom
a small amount was to be paid, but
the boy received no wages. They ac-
knowledge taking his pants off and
striking him fifteen counted strokes
with three peach switches, for "sass"
and general INSTRUMENTATION, but say
it is all lie about putting salt on
him, and that he was put up to say
so by busy-body neighbor.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
What We Like to See.

A man refuse to take his local pa
per, and all the time sponge on his
neighbor for the reading of it.
A man worth $4,000 or $40, 900
who says he is too poor to take the
local paper.
A man run down his local paper as
not worth taking, and every now and
then beg the editor for a favor in
the editorial line.
A merchant who refuses to adver-
tise in the home paper, and yet ex-
poets to get his share of the trade
the paper brings in town.
A man complain, when asked to
subscribe for his home paper, that
be takes more papers than he reads
now, and then go around and borrow
his neighbours, or loaf about until he
gets the news from it.
Above all, We admire the rich, mi
serly man, who cannot pay for his
local paper, yet who is alway around
in time to read the paper at the ex-
pense Of a friend, not worth tenth
part of what he himself is, yet who
is enterprising enough to help sup
port the paper Elk.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03

A blood curdling story comes to us
about two highwaymen attempting
to rob an agent for toombstones. 1t
is not reported whether they wanted
the graveyard man to come down
with the dust. or merely desired him
to contribute an ornament for their
last resting place. It is said the man
Of marble persuaded them to relin-
quish their claims by presenting his
little shooting iron. This is grave
charge, and if there is any truth in
the report it would be well for our
officials to have the ghouls walled in
the dead house at Colfax.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
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SPRINGS.
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Efficient in ansemia; excellent apno,
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d fine tonic and Alternative, very 49,
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fever ard ague, bronchitis and dispsr1| !
the digestive orgsns.-J. \. Roughlea I
d Ala.
Very beneficial in Strengthening aai i
proving a reduced system.-Kev. ia I |
Beckwith, Bishop of Ga.
Invaluable AS "a nervous tonic. -Hm d
G. Fowler. Tenn.
Recommended as a pryphylactic \ r
larisl districts = ID. r. Fairex, N. n. ka|
Restores debilitated systems TO hesI3-
L. G.. Mercer, NJ d.. Ind
used with great benefit in NJ
Fever and Diptheria."-S. +. Dupo I
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OF great curative virtue. Tho \
Rumiold. NJ. D., St. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine derancemenl5n u
malarious conditions C. NJ Vail, \. \.
Ohio.
Best Remedy ever used in disenNsd
the throat.-P. A. Siffr,d. Nj. ID. n
Tonic alteration diuretic; one Of li11ulu
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Lynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain Affections d y
kidneys and bladder dyspepsia. lny4
chlorosis, scrofulous aud cutansonx -
tions.-Prof. J. j. Norman u. D., V
Relieves headache. promptly-bolh =
and nervous. - Rev. E. c. Dotson. VI
Sample supply sent free 70 any ph51z
desiring to test Pamphlets cent 1a
Analysis with each package wst6t ~
comes from the Springs "a per eooe&(
gallons in glas's-S2 80 far 5 gslo1l
for 10 gallons. 81 for 20 gallons h -
Mass 80 cents aud 81; - 50 aud IS fR11
doz. Pills, pure sugar coated -.
and 81 package; 81 -, 81 So, and r.
doz Sent postpaid anywhere. This =
and Pills contains in reduced specs q II
curative powers of the water, aud ~
venient. palatable and soluble 81
Springs open for visitors June LIST T.
$50 per mont Special rates 70 f.
and parties Carriages meet visIia :
Forest and lawyers pot, each fo15ns
from springs, upon advice Of arrival
Address A. NJ. DAVIES,
te Pres. of the Co.
70 uain ST., Lynchbung, y
For sale at the store of A. Z. deal ~
fax, Grant Parish, La. i'lf2oes
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03

Mr.. Hadnot, j. p. of ward two, is
out in letter in reply to our version
OF his arrest OF Sheriff Teal. We
do not see that we have materially
wronged Mr.. Hadnot in our state
ment last week, and from his own
letter it will be seen that our report
OF the arrest was in accord with the
facts. He arrested the sheriff, and it
became matter of news, which we
published as correctly as it was pos
sible to get at the time. Read the
letter and Judge for yourself.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-07-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

One Sorrel HORSE, about ten years old
seventeen hands high, shod all round,
small blaze in forehead, collar marks on
both shoulders. no brand.
The above described estray was taken
up by 6. d. Cooper, and strayed by him
before me. s. B. Shackelford, Clerk. 18th
Judicial District Court in and for the
parish of Grant, La, on the 10Th day of
June. A. d. 1880.
Therefore notice is hereby given to
whom it may concern that if the said
estray is not claimed by the owner within
the time prescribed by law shall proceed
to sell the same on Saturday, the 14th day
of August, A. D. 1880.
S. b. SHACKELFORD,
At Clerk Dist. Court Parish of Grant.