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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18
Sale of Ferries

7NHE public are hereby notified ,h,,
l. in pursuance to al Ordinance Of III,
Police Jury, | will. on wy
Saturday the 18th day Of Dec, Iss
at the door Of the Court House. in ,A
town and parish Of Na,chitoches, At i i
o'clock NJ, proceed to sell to thu last = ~. !,
highest bidder, on the terms and comb,
tions hereinafter expressed. tho follow
Ing named and DESERVED Ferries, n
property Of this Parish, to-wit: "
.lohnson's Ferry.
Gnnnry's "
Bayou Bonrbeanx, Cane Rive,
near Messi's Mill,
Carvcr's place, Ferry,
Emmanuel Prndhonmes.
Mouth Of l!ayou Derhsune.
Clontierville,
Alouctt's,
Also the interest Of this Parish in a,
to Jordan's Ferry with Red River pa
ISL.
Montgomery, with Parish Of Grant,
Mouth Of Cane river, "
The Ferries will he sold for the y,,
ending 3Ist day Of December. 1851, {
CASH. in y. $. currency. payable on Il
spot, and will give l~,nl rs requir,l /
law. for the faithful performance Of he
duties rs public ferrym"n.
Purchasers to get possession lat Jau
AIRY, 1881.
WM. PAYNE,
Nov. 13-Ct. President Police Juy,
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Railroad Contracts.
(Shreveport Standard

We learned yesterday that Nessrs.
Budd + Co., had been awarded the
contract for grading ten miles Of the
Nov Orlcans Pacific road, commen.
cling - the si1ty.nlnth mile, and 60
Jog forward. Tho parties connected
With the 4vu,. Oil. aHs,dd Messrs. n.
4. Welsh sud Aondevlllo were out
yesterday psrs0asiag camp equip.
paeo, etc. 4eeess. Blley \ Dorian.
"Black Jack, " have su6-Oootracted
under them. 4nd viii Leave lor the
sceno Of action to-day, With i number
OF hende and all the necessary uten.
sils. The latter gentlemen want .
few moro hands and are paying the
hieheee prices for labor. Both Of
them ~ ven known 10 our city, and
~ hase 40 doubt ete they leaye this
incoming. tAeS WiR have OIL the help
they want We visit tho new firms
oucoeoo ID tAele uodestAkloG
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That Lard.

Our esteemed contemporary. the
Hen Orleans Democrat. very proper.
y regrets that 40 large an amount
q land ~ 10000 acres belonging to
pslvate parties should have escaped
asoeosmeut for taxation In this par.
-, but our friends are wrong when
thsy charge this upon our Assessor.
H Surveyor has reached this land
b. tsaclng u from the original par.
~ MO eoteged II from tho United
0loDoe snd 0tsts Governments, down
% ~ present owners. and the liss is
- psivats property. which he has
o0bgod 70 tarn over u the parish or
0eAas 1os . consideration, which Il
ssgealaly and properly due him. II
~ ualAesltias vast the lands ~.
o1soed thsy 60 Do % BY paying the
oagvsyos for his trouble and bio
mnna. IA 4.,. II,
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Please l'artiCularize.

The persistancy with which certain
OF our State contemporaries dwell
upon the necessity OF \ new Con-
stitutiOn cOnvinces us that they are
in serious earnest. With no desire
and no intention OF percipitating a
discussion We do not thlnk the
subject or the situation deserves it
We desire to humbly protest against
an agitation Of the question unless
those who insist the evils existing
and ingendered by the Constitution
Of 1880 are too great to bear. shall
point out and particularize tho.e
evils.
We are not willing TO believe that
any considerable body OF Louisiana
journalists would lend their influence
to the serious discussion Of this or
any other question, which the ex''
gences OF our political situation do
not demand, In 4 spirit OF pure wan.
t0ness. We can see no other reason
for this discussion at present. That
the Constitution ~ u whole Is imper-
feet NJ one will deny. But it was
framed by as able men as We can
ever select In this generation. and Tor
that reason there can I've ~ hope Of a
better. This. however. Is neither
here nor there. What We want the
| journals who are proposing this new
Constitution to do, il to name the
defects In the present organic law,
after which perhaps We can relieve
| the situation Of the people, which
| IL not by any means perilous. mol
such az to require heroic treatment
by amendments.
The journalist who attempts to
manufacture u sentiment on the ql,es'
ton for personal or popular reasons
commits u grave error. lou'slani
demands above all other things, pc
litical rest. Her people arc inten
now on prosperity, and all men will
the real interests OF the State a
heart, will add their condemnation Il
this new agitation. 1t can do n
GOOD, for the evils we have are known
We can bear them without serious In
iury: at least. with not 40 much in
iury as would certainly accrue to u
from the turmoil Of u political cal
Yass.
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S(lelv NrlraNS.
FOR SALE.

4 certain tract or parcel of land, situa-
ted in tho parish OF Natchitoclcs, on
the right hank Of Cane river. above the
town III Cloutierville. o. the opposite
side of the river, containing l27 arpents,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Am
Il, "se I.ccomte above, and below Ivy
land Of Luc Porchc, and with u front Oh
Cane River.
Another tract Of land in same parish,
containing 20 acres, and beins the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half ut the north west
fractional quarter 0f section 2G, town.
ship seven north, range five west. con-
tanning i" all lao acres, AS per Patent
II, G.6, an.l being the same tract OF land
derived from JAS. B. Coutry.
The V. J. RACIAL plantation. contain
lug Il hundred and sevcnty-six acres,
good dwelling Of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing 66 acres. Will, buildings. dwelling
house, gin house, large corn crib, over
scrrs honse. three negro cabins and other
buildings.
The DAY place, containing about a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings on same.
The WALLACE plantation, Cain river
fronting both sides. and containing
about 400 acres. Will, all necessary
buildings, etc.
LAKE JERlCO plantation, a''out a
miles from NatchitOchts, containing about
-, acres. with dwelling, gin house,
stables and cabins.
The above property is valuable and
will lie more so. ~ there is now no doubt
about the Railroad being completed.
Will Ae sold on very reasonable terms,
say | to | cash, balance in one. two.
three and four years, with 8 per cent in
tercst. Mr.. Landry Charleville. at Clou-
tierville. will give full particulars Of the
land. and also Mr.. John G. Trichell, at
Natchitoches.
Address. ID. II. CARROLL,
Il Perlito Street, New Orleans.
Aug. Is.
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Notice Of Election.

4 Ia meeting Of the Mayor an,l City
n Council Of Natchitochcs. held at the
Mayors Office in the City Of Natchit".
cl,es, December 1st, 1850, the following
petition was presented:
TO tue Honorable. the Mayor and City
Council Of the City Of Natchitochcs:
Tho undersigned citizens and property
tax payers "f the City ii Natchit"cl'cs.
entitled IL v"te np,ler the general elrc-
ticn laws Of the State Of Louisiana, res
lectinlIy petition and pray that yonr
Honorable Body levy special lax, an-
nually, III five mills on the dollar, for u
period Of Ten Years. upon all tho prop
erty Of said Corporation. liable, under
the general laws Of the State, TO taxa.
ton in all Oi the construction, equip.
,nent aud operation OF . line Of Rail
way from a point within the limits Of
said Municipal Corporation to Pru-
,lhon,ne's Station on tho line Of the New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad,
within the limits Of the Parish of Match
itocl.cs, distant about nine miles from
the City of Natchit"ches; and that you
order y special election for that purpose,
and submit to the property tax paycrs,
entitled to vote rs aforesaid, the rate Of
taxation AMI the purpose for which the
same is intended IN aforesaid; and that
this petition and your Ordinance granting
our request be published for thirty days
preceding said election acconling to law.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18

The Democratic majority In Cen.
ssees has not done what It promised
4 would do, on assembling In THE, its
lAst session. That promise was to
tara 10 attention to legislation which
~ country demanded above all
oeAeg considerations. To refund the
pablie debt, In order to relieve the
people Of . large amount Of taxation
for iatsssst purposes; to pass the
Mississippi Levee Bill; to appropri'
90 monies for the Improvement Of
tho navigation Of such streams az
1ed river, and TO do other things gen
oeally IN that Ine. Instead, they
~ manufacturing q stock In trade
toe future political battles. Is thu
Democratic Congress capable Of
What they promised?
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18

The reckless cry for q new cousti.
enejoo0 convention nov noticeable In
oaoI q oar 9sAte exchanges, is one
Woteo all good cltizens Who have the
welfare ct out State at heart. should
Hooooe Well before giving assent
o0oeee0 We would respectfully call
10eoco) attention ~ one point which
- regard - one Of special peril to
~ p6ooo and we'll belo9 Of the whole
poooje. Such q couvention would
llgl1loly Je.0pon tho vesed question
g ~ 6tote debt-e PandOgH's box
lt1n0oe With jncalCuleble evils. This
(0oo6joa b now happily removed
1to0 0tAte politics, and this fact
elo1e be cause OF congratulation ~
70 70 not positively assert that
~ settlement NJ this debt hao been
l90GeDY equitable cad just 10 oil par.
- IN things 10 this world are
Wooo)y Tree from some jmperiectlon.
D. - boetoe for oil 70 bear slight
UDooG thoo b reopen u question
10oo0tA1oo % enxendes % much OF
hoeeeeDeae cad dissepsl0n among our
80 Dooo)e. Let 10 take . lesson
eoo ne lnee OF Tsnpessee, where
~ ve8ae)oas question IL made .
Dgo0o lActog % every political can.
~ 9oo result OF these fierce
Vl0ag)loDD = beeos0 tho world. The
DooD6 20 1tyl6ed lat0 tWo hostile
Io0D4 ~ 1eotpayesD and the se.
~ 11eoS q - tAey O1peaos Y, high
II ~ w tax Oe00cIatD. OWing
- III ooodlljoo q a6aigS the r..
Oqoolooo posty ~ saceeeded 10
0oooooo9 . 0ovoenoe s0d . large mi.
DoCeD G w. meQbeeo q tho 0tate
lQQ0DA - bitter a1d jrsocon.
4 y ~ eoto00elDm between
1ooCDoo1o9 U1oDD q the DooA0ceut.
.hloIk tAAs tAS5o = greet daagee Of
- ~. 49, Dalt ~ vhieA TO
e4loeo q pleCe . Uujeed
9of - ooeCeed Senator
le1goov Ooe1oCetloe DeMo.
o0oM g ~ 0ooStes and
1o4e1e - 0eV6g1meue %, IN to
M94 W)o4oaee NJ g Aindyanco
- II 1nDGl g ~ tsjump6aut
1o11A .01oeo - oonIo q tie
eo111 - - laen9, should
y eeoSneo9 - peeDe0A eooeeiiu-
- - 0eoo4nl1oa = n 10
0oQ0Q peeJoA, ~ ~ doqe = elveyo
80 - oeo110ey oneo0a I'D
- - II 80 NH - 6Is0sf
oo1cooooe 80 y1A - haG0coys
061n1i = - - ~ w ~.
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Succession Sale.

by virtue of an order Of ,ho II
- District Court in aud for the p, n.y.
Of Satchit"ches, to Inc addressed, I IT,
sell on wi
Tuesday. the ed Of December ~
at tho late residence Of P. 4 w.,
deed. !" the city Of NatcLitocAe.s. ', !
following described movable plvc+r
belonging t" said Succession. viz 1t'
Lot Of Household and Kitchen f,,,
ture. '''
One Iron Safe.
One Law Library, comprising al i,
Reports, Codes and Text books "'
Terms Of sale-CASH.
A. Z. LENEE.
Doc iI.-T. Administrator
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J. For. Sale,

V'HE LAC DES MURES plantation,
sitsated on Red River, 20 miles
oeove the town of Natchit6ckes. Con-
tsining ~ acres clearsd Land. and COS
aeyss d woodland. Total lO97.
For Particular apply to Mn. G. JANIN,
at Natehitoehes.
Ock 1-oo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18
NEW MANAGEMENT.
AUCTION SALE.

7 WILL offer for sale ut my plantation
i six miles below the town If NatchitO-
cheS, on Cane river, on
Saturday. January 18th. 1881,
$50 head Of Cattls.
g head Of Horses and Mules,
A large lot Of farming implements,
household aud kitchen furniture.
3 Wagons and 2 Hacks.
And 1000 bushels Of Corn. H
Terms OF Sale:
On q credit Of six months, with ap.
proved security.
Dec. 1S.tIs. NJ. V. T. e. J.
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SQll0itiial.
Co''stable's Sale

No"s'a"'e'S Sale,
Mrs. l.. V. Campbell VS.. W. 49,
FIRST Justices Court, Parish Of wv ~R
t"chcs, N. a,
by virtue Ola writ of Fl +,
- the above entitled ann, n ,,s'r'
suit, and t" me directed. / has" '''''c',
and will offer for sale to fl" 'I *'lt
highest bidder, at the door Of ,h 's' y Oh
House, i" the city and parish If V COM
toChes. on " 'a'cl
Monday. December 9th. ,sso
at II o'clock NJ, the followin, a.s',
property, to-wit. '>N''''
Two hundred (2O0) bushels Co,,
or less. "' "''
One thousand 1ooo> lbs. seed Co,,..
Terms Of Sale:
Cash-suLject to appraisemeut
JAMES 7. KING
Dec. II. Constable, Wad
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18

Wesre now about to reap a reward
~ bad not anticipated would have
been 20 soon TO come to us. The
''great Peoples papers" who thought.
noe 20 long % . year ago that to pay
Q olate debt Was q heinous crime
against Democracy have come to the
conclusion that the Repudiator must
b repudiated. Are these teachers OF
Tie Press, who wiggle In and out on
Oh subjects, proper instructors Of the
public {! b getting to DO the serious
QUESTION.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18

The Genius of Liberty. published
q UojootoWn, Penn, is % our table
thie week and Ne exchange with
Measure. Tho Genius Of Liberty was
established 76 years ago. and has been
Q leading Democratic paper since its
foundation.
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Succession Nals.


Succession of Lestan Prudhomn,c.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
ID Judge Of the 11.h Judicial District
Court Of the parish Of NatchitOches,
State Of Louisiana, aud to me directed,
! will offer at Public Sale to the highest
biil0er, vt the Court House door, 81 the
parish Of NatchitOcles, ut l2 O'Clock NJ,
on ..
Friday, the 3lst Of December, 1880,
tho following described landed property,
A certain tract Of land with the build.
ings and improvements, known ~ the
.Psnola Plantation. situated in the parish
Of Red Biver, on the right bank Of Red
river. deseseding, opposite Loggy Bay.
on, being the south half Of north west
quarter, the south part Of north east
fractional quarter, and fractional south
half Of section twenty three, (23).
Also north half Of north west quarter,
section twenty three (23), or lots two
and three q T. b. and also lot No. one
~, in said section g, lots one and two
Il 4 q, in section twenty. fonr C94). &.
The north part OF: north west fraction.
81 quarter Of lot M. one a., in section
twenty i've as, and north half Of North
east quarter, and the north east quarter
Of moth west quarter Of section twenty.
six (96), all in township fourteen az,
range eleven (l1), west. containing seven
hundred and ninety-three 7Q-lW (79
10 1907 acres. -'.,i
Terms and Conditions Of Sale:
On credit Of II months for what |,
will bring: the purchaser II give bi,
promissory note for purchase price, bear
ing per cent interest thereon, from
day Of sale, until paid; with good and
solvent security, veudor's privilege and
special mortgage retained on tho proper,
~ sold. with the pact Of non.alienas,dt
10 the prejudice q The vendor; said notl
tn have the force and eject Of twelve
nsOeths' bonds taken in sals under Wril
Of Fl. FL, and the collection to he eu
forced in tie same manner - 13 months
bonds taken in accordance, with Ast's
10 4 10 Of the Code Of Practice u
Louisiana; ~ announced BY The crier Al
The 6rst Offering. on December 10Th. 1880
P.S. PRUDHOMME,
Dec. i8.-2t. administrators.
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OuY thanks are due and extended
% Hon. CARL 6cHuRz, Secretary OF
the Interior, fora copy Of his annual
report for the year ending june 3oth,
1Han
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The Supreme Court Of the State
sal.m Judge HoUsroN's opinion, seat.
In The newly elected city govern
ment OF Nov Orleans.
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PARISH TREASURER,S ESTIxi1
FOR 1881,
NATCHlrOCHE, IA
November 3. 1851.

NATCHllOCHE, Ia,
November s, lSsO.
To the Hon. President aud Membend
the Police Jury Of the Parish Of Nsla 4
itOches:
Gentlemen I'm accordance With ID
Statutes Of the State, l have The hN |
to submit for your consideration aul Ell
animation, the following estimate of't |
various items required Eor the p'aO,h'
expenses Of the parish al Natehil@bs
Tor the fiscal year 1891, hasrl ulUu lb
Assessment Roll Of 1880, AZ le,rnaIts
specifically set forth. Wis:
Pay and Mileage Of President and Men
hers of Police Jury. $lNOe
Pay Of Jurors and Witnesses in
criminal cases, Nva
Pay Of Justices Of the Peace and =, !,
COnStablcs. lWN
Sheritf's Salary, lWe
Expenses f"r maintaining priso' -, =,
ners in Jail, llWs|
Pay Of Paupcr's, LEVY
Salary Of Clerk, Police Jury, Me
Salary Of Parish Treasurer, ! ?.
Salary of Parish Physician, M ~ :.
Salary Of Parish Constable, WW W
Bridge Tax l ~ J,
Contingent l. General Expenses. s's7F
Total Estimate, jlsrxp
On q basis Of 10 mills on the dolH'
Very respectfully, Your oc't :,. :sfS;''
Parish Trsssurt''
NorE:-uJnler the head Of 'Cen' u,
gent and General Expenses,'s lnc''' ".
the $4,000 appropriated BY ySa ao ' .sn ="
repairs Of the jail, and the ~ all ="
priated for the repairs Of the Clel. a, sw.
flee; also tho probable amount 'e:lu .;",I
to pay the District Attorney III 81. .''" N,
prosecutions and convictions. sas y, M
probable amount required to r.! J. ~, ",
Sheriff in conveying. prisoner " Il, ,M
Penitentiary, attendance !s sa'.., =,
Courts, &C., aud other 'nc'ae'''' v
pcnscs of the Parish. =, SURF
Parish TREASURED
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NOTICE.

no he rented to the highest bidder on
/ Monday, December Goth. at C'on-
tiervillc. the plantation known as the
SERAPHlNE RACIAL place, situated
Que mile below ClOMticrvillr.
l.. CHARLEVILLE, Tutor.
Ais" on the same day. Mules. Horses,
Oxen and Wagons, Carts and farming
utensils, aud several tracts Of land, con.
tanning from 10 to 400 acres. will Inc Of
tered for sale to the highest bidder, to
close out partnership. =.
J.. CHARLEVlLLE.y :
Dec. II Ct,
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Paw Particular Attention,

10 the surprising fact that We are
nov ready to receive Subscriptions
for the vlNDlcAroR and the New Or.
leans Democrat, mailed postage paid.
for The email sum OF Two Dollars and
Ply Gents for one year for both pc.
perD.
An eight page and . twelve page
weekly. twenty pages, 50 weeks Tor
% 80. The cheapest reading matter
N The world!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18

The Thibodaux Sentinel denies
that the late freeze and bad weather
injured the cane.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18

Tue Sugar Planter celebrates Its
99d birth day. We wish Uucle HARRY
Ill ouccooe.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-08
To tl8 Patrons Of Tl9 Post,

For the Third time since Tho Post
came under ia present management
OIL January |, 1857, we puolish . re-
quest that our patrons help ~ ,hnan-
cislly to carry on tho publication oI
our paper.
We think it safe to say that no pub.
fisher in the STATE has been more loni-
cnt and now that We are in necl oi
funds to conduct the paDcr we hope
each of our patrons in. arrears io'
Subscription. advertising or Job-worE
will promptly respond,
We deem tha. above suliicicnt- to
bring forth 4 prompt ressonse 'te our
request.
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An orieutai traveller describes this busy
scoue, witnessed on historic shores: "Our
steamer landed on beach which was the
por, Of Antioch, wt,re The disciples were
hrst called Chris tisns. There was no iowr
at The waters edge, no people, no wharf
The passengers aud the merchandise we're
put ashore in ligbters, which ran mp into
the saul. A troop Of calne:s,. with tbef,
drivers, lay on the bach, ready 10 trans,
fer the goods into the iat erior. Aiaopg
the articles landed were boxes 'aatkod fDR
J. q. Arsa c., LowELL. Mass, o. s
Al, shl~ins thIt they contained medi.
cine and whence they came. Those with
other goods we're boisted on the backs Of
camols, for transportation to Antioch.
rsus the skill Of tue Vest s,ai, b,st is
remedies 10 hstlt The mI,Iis. Of pjSda.
,ions that inhsbt those Eastern shores
whence our spiritual maunl cams, =
wiSUsoa VI. CnaoSicLs
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Phys,;ians Prescribe Il.
lrEIS Il OPPENNEIMER.
Selinsgrovs, Dee. 10, 1876.

It is giving excellent satisra, tion. our
doctors prescribe it. Saui three dozen
Bsrcsma by express, Hurry hurry !
bury! We sold our last Lotto this
morning aud have orders for six more
have also sold several bottles to-, phys
siclan living several miles from here.
lie ives il good rec1meni.
This is sample Of orders We are gel'
ling from druggists every day through
out the country. Brosma, or Bnchu,
Backache, Liver and kidney Cure Is pre-.
pared hy = X, Thompson, Titusville, Pa
For sale by john \. Mca'x Middle
burg Pa,
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FIFTY CENTS

will bo we'll spent il you send it Dor
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The BnRer begins It's eighteenth year
January, 1850, Ii is large, s,page
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the best Of reading, Stories. Sketches
Poems, with, wiz. Humor and fun
enough 70 keep the household in IL fodI
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II whole year, or elegant premiums
Albums, Microscopes, Teaspoons
and othor'valLable articles-are given
To all who send 70 cents for BanaeI
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Is a wonder, indeed, how SO good q
paper can be mads,far only 50 cents
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Neai SolYer IIanla.

ED rosr-rho Mcclure Lycounl
met on 'a.t Wednesday evening with u
crowded house ial discussed the 3i3.
ject "Re')!usi tnt, mjr1 khjwlc lse
is gained 10y travelling than by reading
the question was ably discussed and
decided ia the nogui .. Ill. he pre-,
vious meeting the question WA dis.
cussed, "RYJ!csi that Gltemperince
causes more misery than War fwhich
was decided in tho affirmative" Tho
question for next meeting, lrcdGess
day evening, Jan. Z. il, "RsJ5!ch that
Gen. Grant deserves more hydur thn,
Abraham lincoln"
john M rroxcll. merchant at M
Clurc, has at present Il very sore hand
caused 10y tnc falling upoua sharp
piece of hoop iron in his store. Dr.
II. II. BJrincr attends - it. John
made 4 wry face to'thcr dty when the
doctor lancel H..
Tho School Directors mot q. Ne
Cluro oa saturday tho 81 and made Il
iiral settlement wi,h j. II Howell for
tho new School lluIsr built by him
last fail. The School Houses IN West
Beaver are now al good ones, all hate.
ly hnilt, seven Of which hro frame and
three are brirk-thc citizens are no
longer tlrdcned with Bllllingtax.
john y Rjnig sold ~ Gcrcs of his
farm to Wm. u. Woudiing Of Penus
township for $500 per aero, choap
ianl thu.
The "Eislo Hotel OF Mcclure We
are reliably informed viii be occupied
10y George w. Fisher after April next
RtroRrhR.