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Lie Budget de lslnstruc
Publique.

LIE Surintendant lie .lsInstruc-
ton Publique, NJ. Edwin II. Fay,
SO montre pen s;ltisfait du budget
e,abli par la Legislature pour lin
structiOn Publique.
I'm mill, dit.il, alloue a lInstruc
ton PabIique, est tout simple
ment une moquerie. Sur le pro
duit de cette take doit etre preI6
v6 d.abord l.int6r6t du fonds des
ecoles, s'elevant a 500, 900 alors il
ne reste qu'un peu plus de cette
sOmme d diviser entire trois cent
mile enfants."
Dahs l'opinion du Surinten
dant de l'InstructiOn Publique,
deux mills nc seraient pas de
trop; ct il dem:.nle..a la L6gisla
ture de prendre.ce mill qui lui man
que sur la take de- trois laills des
tinee u l'iht6rBt de Ia dette publ
que.
II pronve dune maniere tres
c0ncluante au'une take de deux
mills est suffisante pour cOuvrir
l'inter6t do Ia dette publique {:
don't IL capital est tie douze mil
lions ct rint6ret de ieux cent
Iaarante mile p;,stres car, dit
il, IL nUuvel assessment s'elevera
a pres de deux cent millions, qui
pour deux mills lie take rapp0rte
raieut quatre cent mile pi.Stres.
Tn mill lui parait suf1iSant pour
lsentretien do levees.
Chacnn pr6che pour sa chapelle,
edit IN vieux pr0verbe forte juste,
mails il est incOmtestable que NJ.
Fay plaidc une bonue cause. II
ny u pas IL hester entire les deux
plaidoyers dos porteurs de boils
dun cote Ut du Surintendant ito
l'Iustruction Publi1ue de I'autre.
81 nn EtaJ doit tenir Il hOnueur
tic payer ses detles Ut de rempiir
Sos Obligations, Il y d une obliya
tion a laIuelIe il ma pas 10 drOit
de sc s0uStraire celIe de dOnner
l'instructiun. Or sill est prvuv6
que le tond, allou6 III service de
la dette esJ exag6r6, ne sem ble-t-
il pas ratiouuel Ut juste do dover
ser le trop plein do ca fon,ls dams
10 tr6SOr lies 6cOleS :,(urs que ce
lernier est recOmnu Ito beaucoup
insutliSant pour 6tablir un Systeme
d'instvuction etticace ct diyne de
notrs Etat, on puL6t do nos insti
tuuonS !
C'est ! &C point dc vne que
nous envisayrOns Il. question ct
que nous trVuvuns bUnne l'argu
mentation de NJ. Fay.
LIE budget des lev6cs lui>m6me
doit 6tre maintenu a uue hauteur
reasonable. II NEST pas, on le
salt, des mOins ilnportants, puts
quill est .deS,in& u mons pr6ser
YER de l'inOndati0n ct tleS pertes
ct des d6sastres qui Oh sont la
suite ;-et l'on salt que cetto an
nee il Y de grandes precautions
a prendre. Les eaux mOntent ct
des crevasses 50 d6clarent ell bien
des endroits.
A qu0i servirait en- effet de vo
| ter une somme double do celle
qui est n6cessaire pour IL service
de Ia dette, 81 par une ALLEGATION
insuffisantc, nos lev6es n.6taient
pas Gu etat de nous prot6ger
Les r6coltes noyees devastees, de
truites, qui paierair les taxes g,
que deviendrait l'int6r6t des POI
! teurs de bonst
I LIE bon sens CONNIE la justice
l'int6r6t meme des porteurs dt
bons dit done que ces derniers,
dlOivent sc contenter dune alloca
tion suffisante pour couvrir Finite
| ret qui leur est dd, ct laisser Il
reste Ae la taxe divis6 iustemenl
entire les divers services publics
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CoUR DE DIsTRICT.-La pro-
chaine Session de Ia COur de dis.
trict dams ct pour cette paroisse,
aura lieu, conform6ment a la Ia
Nouyelle Constitution, le premier
lundi d.Avril. On trOuvera la
liste des jures dams ce numero du
Journal.
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> Nomination. LIE DR.. j. w.
Dederick, ex resident de Thibo
danx. q etc nomne par le Gov.
Wilt melnbre du bureau des ad
ministrateurs de l',sile des f0us
do Jackson, Louisiana.
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.-Mr. S. 7.
Demanade a pris charge de l'Ho
tsl Fyaaklia, on il est prepare a
receyoir ct accommoder tous les
amis ct voyageurs qui voudront
,tboporer de lem patronage.
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COMPREHENSIVE de ~
thence LOQliSianais.

thence LOulSianais.
La livraison, 5eme, tome 4, dos
complies Rendus de l'AthenGc
l.ouisianais content CONNIE ses
precsdentes, des matieres fort liz
tereSsaLtes.
En- vOici le sOmmaire:
NJ Emile Z0la. NJ. George Cha
telain.
Extraits du PrOces.verbal.
PrOjet de COlOnisatiOn. DR.. Dell
OrtO.
Acclimatation des EspAces veg6
tales. DR.. Vidal.
COncours litt6ralre de 1880;
Programme.
Poesies. NJ. Leonce Mallefille.
Les Extraits du Proces.verbal
nous mettent sous les yeux les
6tudes ct les discussions de l'Ath6
nee Louisianais sur Louisiana ct
sur la culture du rami6. Notre in
dustrie ct notre agriculture trou
ve::aient profit u cette innovation.
En- 20 qni concerne le vers II
sole, l'exfArience a etc fate ct "a
donn6 de bo2s resultats. Pcnr &C
qui est da ramie. Ia question, di
sent les Complies Rentlus, parait
SO reduire a trouver un bon Gcr:s
seur; la chimie fourni; les mo
yens de l'6purer ct de le blanchir.
LIE fills de NJ. IL DR.. Turpin s'est,
depuis lOngte,nps occup6 lie cette
derniere partle du travail on
obtient du rainier une tilasse don't
Ia blacheur ct la finesse sOnt i'r6
prOchables. Le sol de ia Louis
siane est 6minemment favorable" u
IL cIoture de cette plante l'ex-
ploitation du rainier peut deve
mir une source do richesse sur
nOtre Etat."
La commission nominee pour
preparer 10 cOncOuIs annucl de
1880 a choisi les sujets suivants
lui .levrOnt 6tre traites Ell prose !:
Pour les Femmes:
"M0Ntrer comment Ma,e femme
peM cOncilier les re,tus domestiques
aucc les e.rigences du monde.
Pour les hommes:
"Dowaer Wne MSe generate des
des ipriacipa,tr ronsanciers des
Etats UMis d'AnsfriQue."
LES q"rlques pcrsOnnes Qui Sc
sentemt q Id hAute,r de ccs con
cours ne devraient pas mAnqucr
d'y rrendle part.
Mais, oous antreS campagnards
81 nous parlons ct lisons courain
ment le francais. nous sommes
u6neralement peu forts sur Ia lit
t6rature. Aussi laisserons nous
de cote nh tres bean morceau de
crilique do NJ. .Zola, pour repro
duire .un projet dc co!onisation
du & Ia plume do NJ. le DIR. DELI
Orto, sur d'avance que nos lee
teurs y trouver0nt une sugges
tion utile ct avantagense.
On anuonce que les travaux a
Ia superstructure du pont lie
Brooklyn cOmmenccront probable
ment vers le mileu do &c mois.
Les plaques dsattache des traveeS
de support de la chauss6e sont
t0utes en- position. Un contract
| a etc passe avec la maison An
| drews. d'Elizabethport, pour la
fourniture dun million dc pieds
do bois de pin ct 800, 900 pieds de
bois de chene, requis pour Ia
chaussee.
Les travaux d'approche du pont
sont achieves, saul la chaussee, du
cote de BROOKLYN, jusqu'a Pros
pect street, ct du cote de New
York jusqu'a Rose street. Or
ttravailie maintenant a Ia section
entire cette rue ct North William
ct ION procedera, d'ici a un noi>
GU .leux, a Ia demolition des bait
ments entire William ct Chatham
streets.
! 81 les allocations requises ne 81
font pas attentlre, il est possible
que le pOnt soft livr6 a Ia circuls
ton ve1s Noel proclaim.
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THIBODAUX, I've, SAMED1 20 MARS 1880.
cu,s,.i.s saCas ct utileS.

consri!s sages ct utiles.
Dams Ia seance da 5 Juliet
1879, on a decide d'envoyer AL
Convenience nne note dans la
qnelle on propose I'6tablissement
sur uae petit echelle dune colonie
agricoIe, qui devraiC servir CONNIE
essai. OH noyau preparatoire uue
colonisalion generale 10 Ia Repub
lique.
LIE nombre des families est limi
t6 a 80.
Les frais pour 6tablir ces 80
families compos6es de cinq person
nes chacune seraient de $51 500,
CONNIE i est demOntr6 dams lie ia
blean snivant:
Valeur dune lieue carr6e de
terrain, prepar6e ct limit6e la
satisfaction de la Commission Cen
trale. $4,000
Frais de passage d'Eu
rope a Ia colonie, a rai>
son de $3.50 par tamille.. $500
SubventiOnS aux cOlOns:
Pour batisses. .$1O0 90
Une paire de bouts
80 90
Outils. 80 90
SeMenc6S. ~ W.
Manutention pen
dant les premiers
temps. ....3OO w
Total par fami!le. $4,000
50
$4,000 90 $4,000
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4. SAyEEla &'Ggs,.
-!MpOisyaTEUNS l,r,-

--!MpOitTATEUNS l,rs
MarcAandsses sfsises, esfamy.reg II
4iat@FtctitileS.
Cotons, ladieanes, .hu4aXS, Bon.
nctetie, las.ucjsos,'a. etc "a.
70 Rue dc Chartres, pres Canal
ORLEANS.
Cette maisnn ti6ja bisn counuc par sou
ancieDnete t3J ans d'existenccl ct le bsy
prix oe ses articles, oifre aux nbarci,anti.
des Gompagies. 1ass.,rtimeUt IL p,n5 con.
I,iet y pins l'4lia lie .i,aroa...,iises g.. he,
lette 1aatsJn teeoi5 ,:itstsl,;t sensai.sr l..
nuYcaux en- vols ga Nord ct de sugo5
met un soiE tout partieuli@r rempiir i-x
es qai iui sont aGiress6s. a. .sspl ~ II
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Leon GOdchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 50 de la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.

4 YANT TRANSFERE mes marasins des
ANos 2l3, 2l5 ct PIT de la rue Vieille-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 ct 81 de In rue du
Canal. Jannonce respectueusement au
public en- general quo j'ai, atm de repondre
FaccrOissement de mon commerce, le plus
fort stock d'habillements, de chapeaux,
dc lingerie d'hommes. de jeuues gents ct
de jeunes garcons-stOck tel quill ny en-
jamais eu la Nouvelle Orleans. J'invite
mes amis ct mes clients ne venir rexami
ner ct s,assurer des prix.
A Pavenir, CONNIE par fc passe. je 1e ne
gligerai rien pour faire face aux boz ,ins de
la place. 1e serai toGjours pret remplir
tous les ordres (grands ou petits3 y ,aabillo
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux. de toutes es
'peces eide tous genres, depuis lesvatements
communs d'habitations .jusquau linge de
toilette le plus fin. Les prix dc mes articles
seront invariablement aussi has que poss,-
BILE.
Les ccmmandes de la campagne sont Fob
jet une attention immediate
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 80 de la rue du Canal
"a Oct-'76
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Are the most el
fective and congo
NAL purgative eve
discovered. The
are mild, but el
fectual in thei
operation, movin
the bowels surel
and without pair
Although gentl
in their operation
they are still tn
most thorough an
searching cathal
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BAYoU.-Quoique le bayou
soft dune belle hauteur ct qn'il
monte toujours un peu, IL ma pas
encore atteint son Plus haut III
veau. II ne faudrait pas cepen
dant ane la crue actuelle continue
lougtemps, pour METRE ell dan
ger Ia plus belle perspective d'nne
ahnndante.
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Inflammation Locales.

sorREE DANsANTE.-La troll
lame GRAND soiree dansante don
s ase mar la TMiboaaur Band aura
lion. le mercredi Z du mois d'A.
rril.
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III IuIlII WIItEVUi.
(o~~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. : of the seal of my Office. this 18th.
IN day OF March, A. ID. 1880.
]. w. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
Ex -otficiO mellber OF Jury Commissioners
for the PaI ish of Lefourche.
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Esg.ANT d'ssEsaNEEES.

Les persoiii ies desirang acIeter du plant
d'oranger youslront bien s.adressera Victor
Pave cnt-Otf on q II. II. Micheiet. Thihe-
daux.
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GRANDE FOIRE.-Una Erande
Foire sous le cont6les dos les ia
mes dc la paroisse anra lien les 81
25 ct rs du mois d'avril, dams 10
waste ct magnitique pare sitn6
lernier l'6g!ise. LIE prodnit de
cette Fore est destin6 & I'achat
dun nouvel orgue.
Ren ne sara epargn6 pour rem
dire cette foire aus~i agreeable que
possible ct pour donner aux visi.
tours tout le comfort desirable.
lily aura deS collations ct lanchs
toute heure lie la journee ct dn
soir, toutes sOrtes de refraichi $50
ments ct un restaurant pOurvu
dc tout ce que la coutree peut pro
dnire de plus delicat, le tout a des
prix moderes.
Pour accommodation des genA
de la Nouve!le Orleans, un train
special partira d'Algiers le d.
mauche 25 Avril!a Z! heures a. m.
ct euittera Thibodaux le meme
joarla III heures du soir. LIE prix
de l'excursion do la Nouvelle.Or-
leans q Thibo,laux. aller ct retOur
est dune piastre ct demie, de
Boutt5 ct du Bayou des ALE
mands S1.0O, de Raceland 80 cents
OF tde Lafourche Crossing 20 cents.
EXCURsION.-NOs lecteurs non
b!ieront pas one nous approchons
du jour OH aura lieu l'excursiou
do Thibodaux a la NOuvelle. Ib6
rie donn6e par les pompiers 9Th
5odaac No. l. Toutes les person
mes qui le peuvent faire feront
ben de prendre part ceLte partie
dc plaisir ct den rechausser l'6-
elat ct: 10 charme par leur pre-
sence.
LIE voyage par lui.m6me sera
deS plus agreables q travers une
belle ct richie campagne.
QUAINT au spectacle qui attend
les voyageurs al lieu de destiDa
ton, nous croyons quill sera plai
sant.Bien des personnes qui mont
pas w la Nouvelle. Ib6rie, aepuis
quelqus temps, seront surprises
dc Ia Transformation de cette cha'
mante petite vile.
Que sera- CO done dams dix ant
d'ici, maintenant que la Nouvellt
1berle a sou chemin de fer !
Mais lily O un danger contr'
iequel nous considerons CONNIE III
deyoir de premunir nos lecteurs
La paroisse Ib6rie r6clame
cor ct cri des emigrants. NOu
ne serlons nullement surpris d
Ia voir Sc METRE en- frais de CO
quetterle ct de galanterie pou
donner dams Foil de nos excn
sionnistes, ct pour lea retenir.
Nous souhaitoas cordialemen
ala N0uvelle. Iberie toutes sOrte
de properties, mais nous ne pou
sons pas le Reimbursement jus
QUA lui abandonner, lui ceder,
Sous aimez mieux uSe partie d
notre population. Nous NE
avons reellement pas trop pou
nous.
Ainsl VOLTA le danger.
Dedons-no1s des agents dem
migration lie In N0nvelle Iberi'
etQue leurs beaux discOurs Z
noas fassent pas Oublier les rive
dn Lafourche.
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List OfJurors.
CLERKS OFFICE.
Parish of I I.afOurche

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FORE,
4 going is a true and correct list Of the
jury draw My the Jury Commissioners for
said parish to serve as grand and petit jury
Tor the next session sf tho Twentieth Judi
eial District Court, beginning on Monday
April 5th, 1880.
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WANG & l0TTAiu,
GEOCERS EN- GkOS.
MarcIands de produits de tOues
-ET-
COSflnlissiOuuaires.
81 IL 81 rue Poydras,
NOUVELIE ORLEANS.

Solicite Ges consignsmcnls lie Cctou, Fl.
ere, Melsse, niz, Lalinc, feuax, tvarrcrcs
Mvnsse, Voiitii.es, Oeuts, Patates. Sc
Los plus sraii,kn attention sc,.. slo.nts
ux ordrcs dc id cotnpi.sue ct III L. .i!e.
8 ST..
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.s ~ ). FRANCIS HAYWOOD. ND,
A NEWapAPER PUR. wRlrEa.

Once. Evening News, Augusta, Go.
D.: TUT: Dear biE-My little son. vas attacked
nth pneumcnia last winter, which left him with .
Violent cough. that lasted till within . month since
lor the cure o1 which am indebted toyour valuable
expecteeant 1had tried most every thing recon-
peotoFant. one bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanh1, am yours truly,
JOHN N. WEIGLE.
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Vu1c0s ~ MURRAY St.s NOW 1Okks
AYERS Cathartic Pills

tor al tho purposes Of Family Physi<
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Eysipelas. Rheumatism,
Efuptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms
NeurAlgia, as Q Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
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Russia Advises England MOTTO Assist
Persia.
Mystery of the Explosion of the Big
English Gun Solved.
The Reports of Starvation in Ireland
Upon Investigation Prove TO be
Untrue.
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, February Sat meeting o.
the Mansion House Committee, the Lord
Mayor referred to reports that three
inquests had been held In the neighDor.
hood OF Parsontown, wherein verdicts
were rendered OF death from destitution,
and stated that no application for relief
had been received from that district.
DUBLIN, February 3.-The Irish Court
OF the Queens bench, granted Dayitt, Da-
ly, Killen and Brennan extension OF time 10
plead, and orders have been given to fur
nish the accused with copies OF the indict-
meuts against them. II Is believed that
their trials will be had in March.
The Mansion House Relief Committee
met to-day, the Lord Mayor presiding. 1t
was announced that II, ,l55 pounds sterling
had been received by the Committee to
date and 15,4O0 pounds distributed. Re-
plies to inquiries from the Lord Mayor
have been received from thirty Bishops,
including three Catholic Archbishops and
one Protestant Archbishop, repudiating
Parnell's charges OF discrimination against
the rent delaulters, and expressing entire
confidence in the Committee.
CHANNEL, February IA large number
Of unemployed people to-day made dem
onstration before the Mayors Office, de-
manding work or bread, accompanying the
demand with threat to sack the bakers
shop.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Charley Trueman held the lucky num-
Der in the contest for the gun at GliIen's
Store, which was rallied of yesterday.
The gun is very fine double-barreled
shotgun and cost sG5.
The law and order committee consists OF
the following persons: Chairman, Sam
uel Patterson; Secretary, E. P. Rhodes.
Committee: Mrs. Z. Z. Rhodes, Mrs. T.
@. Rowles, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Duke, Mr..
Samuel Clemens, Capt. John Baggs, Eb.
Lyle and Chris. Gifien.
Capt. John Baggs delivered total alb
stinence lecture at West End Church
Monday evening. Several signers to the
pledge to never again touch, taste or han
die liquor, were secured among them
Dallas Smith, Dick Mcdonald and Eli
Williams.
A Good Templar's lodge will be organ
izen at West End at once. There are
twenty.one charter members and the re-
quisite amount OF money has been sub.
scribed TO get charter.
The Committe on Light visited steuben-
vile Monday evening to examine gaso.
line lamp that is used in that town. They
expressed themselves as highly pleased
with the lamp and say it is impossible to
tell It from gas lamp. 1t is very proba-
BILE this lamp will be purchased for our
town, maybe before another moon.
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A TRAGIC AFFAIR.
One Relative shoots Anothcr-Resuil of
n Spree.

One Relative Shoots Anothcr-Result OF
n Spree.
Washington, Pa, Reporter, Sd inst.
A terrible tragic affair occurred on satur-
day evening, the 3lst instant, about seven
o'clock, in the village OF Paris, Hanover
township, Washington county. The cir
cumstances are about these, as We gather
them from various sources:
Jefferson Davis Caldwell and John B.
Caldwell, cousins, or uncle and nephew,
young men OF respectable parentage in
that vicinity, met in the village early in
the evening, but separated for short
time. Jefferson was afterwards met in
front OF Chambers store by John, when
wrangle ensued between them in the
road, about love afrair-the lie passing
John struck Jefferson, who at once drew
small revolver from his pocket, which
he had purchased a few days before at
Steubenyille, and fired one shot at John.
The ball took effect in the bowels OF John,
striking him near the naval. He fell i'm
mediately and was carried by some men
who had assembled to Or. Christie's
office, near by. Drs. Christie and Mccoy
examined the wound and pronounced It
10 be OF a very dangerous character-al-
most necessarily fatal. The man was in
too critical condition to be removed
10 his house and so remained at DR..
Christiecs.
S. r. Caldwell, a brother OF the wound
ed man, Immediately proceeded TO Squire
Francis Finigan, Justice OF the Peace, at
Paris, and procured warrant for the ar
rest Of JEFF Caldwell. The warrant was
placed in tho hands OF constable Thomas
b. Plotts, ol Florence, who soon took JEFF
In custody, he making no resistance. The
prisoner was lodged at the residence OF
Squire Finigan during the balance Of the
night, and on Sunday morning taken TO
the residence OF Officer Plots, at Florence,
where he was kept until Monday morning,
when he was taken to Washington and
handed over 10 the care OF Sheriff Perritte,
who at once, Of couIsc, lodged him In
Iiail.
The parties engaged in the sad afTray
are young men-little over twenty.one
years OF age, and sons OF respectable
farmers In the vicinity, and II Is stated
that they had been indulging in drink.
The foolish and cowardly habit Of
carrying pistols is the direct agenCy in the
unhappy affair.
LATER.
HASLlN, February 3.-19 M.-John b
Caldwell, who was short by JEFF. D. Cald
well, at Paris, on Saturday evening, Is still
living and somewhat better. The ball hal
been found, and the Doctor thinks hS
will recover,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-04
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.


Will Stewart Is at home. He has been
attending college at Pittsburgh.
Hartwell Smith has returned to Colum-
biana county, after stay OF a month.
The street cars had difficulty in making
their trips Tuesday morning, but the track
was cleared as soon as possible.
A horse attached to a sled fell on the
public square Tuesday morning, aud OF
course was as helpless as that animal is in
such fix.
Miss Ida Wetherald was brought home
from school, at Beaver, sick Tuesday eve
ming.
Before the doors were opened for Uncle
Toms Cabin, Monday evening, there was
crowd over the pavement and out in the
street struggling to get to the door first.
The hall filled almost as soon as opened
themselves out. There was no attempt TO
have these seatg given up, and the money
was restorsd to many, the managers SEEM
ingly being perfectly satisfied with such
packed house. "Topsy" was perfect and
several other characters were excellent;
but the whipping scenes and the auction
cannot inspire actors now as they once
did, when slavery was reality and such
scenes infamed the passions Of the audi
ence. There were some genuine darkey
singers, who added diversity to the per-
formance.
The Home Benevolent Society meets in
the Presbyterian Church Wednesday alter
noon.
There is preaching at the Disciples
Church every night this week.
One OF the narrow gauge cars tumbled
down an embankment Tuesday, near
Bealsyille. Judge 0key was in the car
and was considerably hurt.
Complaint Is made that some Of the
street car drivers do not look around cor
ners enough for passengers. r, IF.