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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-13

WE REPRINT Mother Symptoms pro.
phecy which has appeared SO often in
print during the past ten years. 1t
was claimed until somewhat recently
that the prophecy was written some
centuries ago by Mother shipton, said
to have been OF the witch order, but
lRtterly it has come out that it was
the production OF an Englishman and
lie about thirty years old. We make
this explanation to quiet the nerves
of those who have been looking for
ward to 1881 az the year in which
the world would come to an end. If
any are unprepsred for the end, there
is time for ample preparation.
Carriages without horses shall go,
And accidents fill the world with woe.
Around the world thoughts shall fly
In the twinkling of an eye.
Water shall yet more wonders do,
Now strange, yet shall be true.
The world upside down shall be,
And gold be found at root of tree.
Through hills man shall ride,
And no horse or ASS be at his side.
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride, shall sleep, shsll talk.
In the air men shall be seen,
In white, in black, in green.
Iron in the water shall float,
As easy as a wooden boat.
Gold shall be found and found,
In land that's not now known.
Fire and wat shall wonders do; B..
England shall admit Jew.
I be world to an end shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty-one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-13
TEASDEL'S.

PLUM Puddings and Mince "
PIES provided for.
RAlSlNS, Currants, Ready Cleaned.
SANTA CLAUS in ecstacies.
STOCKINGS can be filled.
CHRISTMAS Candies, Prunes, Figs
and Mince Meat.
NEW YEARS Gifts in Neckties.
.SHAWLS, Scarfs and Dresses.
REn-TOP Boots for Boys.
MISSES Shoes and Rubbers.
SUPPLIES of All Classes
AND Lowest of Prices.
S. P. TEASDELu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-13

#Tnis cannot be had at tn
BUSINESS SAMPLE ROOM.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-13

are looked after, and everything relating 70 ma
chanics and labor-saVing is carefully recorded
There is 4 page voted TO all the latest phases
of the Business Markets, Crops, Merchandise.
&c, &c. A valuable feature is found in the
specially reported prices and conditions Of
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Price S2.OO Per 1000.

Published By the National Temperance
SIX. ETY., IS Redde st., Relg York,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07
1.-THE Tree Shall be Known by It's Fruis.'
Doctress ]. N. KooNT
TREATS
DISEASES OF WOMEN ONLY.

LAS had over fifteen years expe-
IL %riehce, has been located and
practicing in Mexico over two yesrs;
also, will say l have the "tEENcE
CURE FOR WOMEN for sale, one Of
the best prepared remedies on earth
for any disease peculiar to the female
organization, and is SO acknowledge
by all who have given it a trial. II
is prepared chiefly Of medical roots
and herbs that grow in France, and
is n of the most pleasant, mild ana
palatable remedies to take ever sf-
tered in America, prepared and faf
sale only by Doctress J. NJ ko0ntes
Office and residence corner Of Prom.
enade and Washington Streets, Mex.
leo, Mo.
Doctress j. NJ. Koontz will also
consult with patients in regard 70
the "FRENCH CURE" and diseases
peculiar to woman free of charge,
and furnish medicine and treatment
essential to their case for less mons!
than any physician in the State.
Call or Write.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07
ID LATEST styles of
Spring Millinery & Fancy Goods,
Consisting in part OF
Lace Ties, Bows, Fichus, and map,
other Novelties. Hair Goods Of
the latest fashion a specially.

Would cordially invite a call from her friend,
With many thank for past favors, she hopo
by an accommodating spirit and strict attenin
to business, to merit a share Of public patfOnsae
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07
The $4,000 Beauty.

Forepaugh, the circus man, has
selected his handsome SIC, 900 lady.
The girl who takes the prize is Miss
Annie Pauline Scott. Of Monongahe-
Ia City, Pa. Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett, in her first successful novel,
"That Lass o. Lowrie's," chose her
heroine from among the coal pits,
and Miss Scott seems to be . sort Of
second lass Of the times. She is the
daughter of a coal miner, and lives
in q dilspidated house in that sooty
region.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07

County finances.

In this issue of the LEDGER will be
found the annual statement of the
receipts and expenditures of Audrain
county. II is neatly and clearly pre-
pared 90 that any one can see what is
done with money of the county. We
bave the best county clerk and the
best county court in the State. We
have noticed the annual statements
Of many other counties, but find none
to compare with ours. Audrain 10
fortunate In all her officials.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07
Call or Write.
Order Of Publication,
Audrain County Circuit Court, Feb
ruary 4, 1881.
Ella McCune, ct al. plaintim.
Catherine Brown, ct al. defendants

NOW al this day come the piAsnr
~ tiffs, ny their and show
to the court by motion that defsnn.
ant, Catherine Brown, has departed
this life, leaving as 4ner sole heir y
law Frank B. Stafford, and pray fcf
an order that this cause may be -
viewed and continued against andin
the name of the said Frank B. Stea-
ford in the place and stead OF ts
said Catherine Brown, deceased, ana
that said Stafford 10 a non-residess
of the State of Missouri.
II is. therefore. ordered BY "
court that this cause be reviews
against and continued IN the neme
Of the said Frank B. Stafford, unlea
cause to the contrary be shows
the next term of this court and
is further ordered that the saia
Stafford be notified hereof by PM
LEGATION.
You, the said Frank B. 6tafforA
are, therefore, hereby notified 70 y
and appear at the next regular -
of this court, to be begun and heie
at the court house ia tho CITY,
NACAiSOs SVuhty VA
Missouri, an the first Monday IN Ju1.
next, and show cause, if any -
have, why said cause shonld NOT
reviewed and continued against yo9
failing to do so said cause will 80
reviewed as PRAYED Ii Is fdrtn1
ordered that q copy hereof be
lished in the Mexico WEEKLY L.
ER, . newspaper printed md
lished in Audrain county. A NJ
copy. ...f1
Witness my hand and seal q
-. court affixed ct once
SEAL Mexico, this 9Th az
- April, 1881. ..xsc,
6l-4w e.
Notice Of Final SettleDe ~
NOTICE is hereby given 49,.
will, % administrators Of
tate Of w. T. Sumner, deceeseS
the May term, 1854, Of tn 49,
county probate court. make my
settlement or said estate. 80
d. W. eU11NE!
Administrators Of estate 81
Sumner, deceased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07
Public Sale!
TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1884,

TTAVING LEASED MY FARM for a teuma
Ii years, l will sell to the highest bidder, %
TUESDAY, APRIL 36, 1881, II miles Nurther
Mexico and 4 miles South of Santa Fe. NJ.
on the Florida road. all OF my personal properg,
of
996 head of 4 year old steers; % head
2 year old steers some yearlinu;
8 head good mich cows; / thor.
oughbred bull; 200 hid. good sheep,
nearly all ewes and young: 4 head
of well broke mules 3 or 4 good
saddle and harness horses; so or GO
No. l stock hogs, among them some
good brood sows: 600 or 800 bush.
els good wheat /: also, corn, oats and
hay 3 wagons and harness; l reap
er and mower, l wheat drill, l corn
planter, 3 cultivators, 2 three-horse
breaking plows, harrows, SC, &C.,
all nearly new, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums over $40 credit
will be given until the 18th of December, 1881,
purchaser executing negotiable note, bearing
interest AT the rate of 8 per cent. per annum
from date.
JOHN A. JUDY.
AUCTIoNEERs-M. J. CLARK.
M ATCIIFGnr ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-07

The Saline county. Mo-, Jail burned
down last Sunday. It~was an old
trap of . thing anyway, and must
have been set on Gre by an incendiary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-20
A Great Premium List.

The NEW YORK WEEKLY Elk.
PRESS, established in 1885, is not
only one of the Oldest and Ckeapest
but Best of the New York Weekly
Family Newspapers. 1t is now max.
ing great and successful effort to
reach a larger and more general cir
culation than any Weekly Newspa-
per in the United States, and to this
end is offered an attractive list of
substantial and valuable premiums
to single and club subscribers. The
long established reputation and re-
sponsibility of the publishers who
not onlypublish the Weekly Express,
but the New York Daily Evening
Express is sufficient guarantee of
the character Of the premiums offer
ed and the good faith that will gov
ern their distribution. Besides the
many other attractions OF The Week
IL Express it publishes regularly, by
authority, the Brooklyn Tabernacle
Sermons of the Rev. I. Dewitt Tai.
mage, d. d. The subscription price,
One Dollar year, places it within
the reach of all. The Office of the
NEW YORK WEEKLY EXPRESS is
% Park Row, New York.
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FRIENDSHIP.-A true friend is
one who loves us for what we are,
not for what we have; such one
will stand by as in joy or sorrow,
poverty or wealth. While mean.
false one will leave us when misfor-
tune comes. True friendship is of
greater value than diamonds, watch
es or jewelry ; but if we prefer the
diamonds and jewelry, let us 60 to
Jos ,ph McEvoy, the Shreveport
jeweler, We will find watches, Jewel.
~, and a friend.
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FRUIT TREES from RosEBANK
NURSERIES, Nashville, Tenn, will
be at Shreveport, La, November
9th, 1881, ready for delivery. Sales
men at Shreveport were Thomas,
Laton, Jones, and Higgins.
Purchasers will please be on hand
promptly to receive their trees ac-
cOrding to contract.
Delivery Grounds near Caldwells
Livery Stable.
ROSEBANK NURSERIES,.
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"The Southern Live Stock
Journal, q paper that ought to be
in the hands of every farmer in the
South, has entered upon its sixth
volume. The paper as its title i'm.
plies is devoted especially to the live
stock and grass interests of the Gulf
States, and is now regarded as au.
thority upon all subjects connected
with live stock interest. 1t is pub.
lished By the Journal Co. at Stark.
Vile, Miss, at % year.
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The New Orleans City Item SAYS
J. B. Colt & Sons, contractors for
building that section Of the new st
Louis and New Orleans line between
Knobel and Forest City, Ark, have
given Jay Gould bond of s15O, OOO
to deliver the road complete and
ready for the rolling stock by July
!, 1882. Equal energy win be dis.
played in constructing the section
between Alexandria, La, and For.
rest City.
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Philadelphia Times: "Those who
fear to cross the Atlantic ought 10
have their apprehensions removed
by the record of the season now
nearly ended. Among the twenty.
five thousand cabin passengers car
ried to and fro within the last six
months not one life was LOST Not
withstanding this assurance of the
Times, we are still afraid to try to
cross the Atlantic-afraid our finan.
ces would not hold out.
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1t is said Gen. Rusk, the Repub.
lican candidate for Governor Of Wis.
consin, began his life in that State
as stage driver.
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The Shreveport Times of this
morning, 10th inst, gives the follow.
ing cotton quotations: Good ordi.
nary, 81; low middling, 10; mid.
ding, 100; good middling, 1OE.
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Esstrayed before H. Barnacastle, Justice Of
~ the Peace for Ward 6, Precinct 2, BY C.
Y. NOVEL;, on the 24th day of September, 1881
SER parish, La, on Saturday, November 10Th.
1881 Dark Bay Marc, both hind feet white
and left fore foot white; branded with the let.
terG on left shoulder; about l4l hands high,
and about years old. Appraised at $35
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
w. HI. BLEDSOE, Constable.
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Vennor predicts . very severe
winter for Great Britain. In this
country, he says, the winter is like.
y to be open and mild, with q few
brief but intensely cold s'dipss-the
first Of these win probably be felt ct
the close of November or beginning
Of December.
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The Times says the first cotton
"bat' ever made by machinery in
Shreveport was "turned outu by the
cotton factory of Messrs. Wallace,
Scofield & Kallam, on the 14th inst.
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There are yet persons who are
lookingly anxious for yerifcation
Of Mother Shipton's prophecy, and
who dodge every time they hear a
loud noise.
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Times Revenges.

L
dent Arthur as Collector of New
York, and wrote an official minute
which remains on record among the
Government archives at Washing.
ton, and in which the present head
of the nation is denounced as a dis.
honest and corrupt official, whose re.
mOval was declared to be necessary
to the integrity of the public service,
and it took place accordingly. That
cannot be pleasant record to be
perpetually staring the Chief Exec.
utiye in the face. 1t was addressed
to President Hayes, and presumably
is among the papers on file at the
White House. 1t is now suggested
that President Arthur has the means
Of destroying the moral effect of
that ugly document by running the
character Of the person from whom
it emanated. When Window came
to the Treasury Department he set
on foot an inquiry into its incidental
expense department, which for some
inscrutable reason was suddenly
dropped at time when the develop
ments began to be decidedly inter
esting. There were strange rumors
current at the time as to the alleged
cause. There was q woman in the
case, and some Of the implicated
officials knew 80 much of the facts
that their offenses had to be condor.
ed and the whole matter hushed up.
The Washington Post and other
papers pretty plainly intimated that
John Sherman was saved By the
Sudden closing Of the inquiry. A
demand is now being made that it
shall be reopened. It is said that if
it is, the facts will appear that nu.
merous silk dresses, diamond orna-
ments, and other unconsidered
trifies, were charged to the Treasury
account, and that they can be traced
to the possession of the woman in
question, whose influence over the
then Secretary was 60 great as to be
the subject Of very general remark
among the Treasury officials at the
time. If any wrong can be fastened
upon Sherman it will, of course,
tend to detract from the moral force
OF any censure Of others that may
have emanated from him. In this
view Of the case President Arthur
is being urged to see that the inyes-
tigation is now completed, and that
no guilty man escapes. Verify, time
hath its revenges. In any event, it
would seem as if John Sherman
must for time take a back seat
If There is anything left of the ssOhio
idea" he is its only representative,
and for that reason, no less than
from personal dislike of the man. |
the New York men who are now on
top are pretty sure to maintain a
freezing attitude toward him. It is
not possible that so cold-blooded a
man as he can now be very warmly
received into the councils of a Presi.
dent whom he so savagely assailed |
and caused to be kicked out of the |
New York Custom-house. Strange. |
indeed are the mutations Of politics. |
The disgraced official of yesterday is |
the President of today, and the man
who degraded him is now believed |
to be ct his mercy.
The New Orleans City Item says |
J. b. Colt & Sons, contractors for
building that section of the new st.
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Notice to Creditors.

Vie creditors Of the succession Of VIM. M
i Burns, deceased, are hereby notified "a
make themselves known, and to present an ac-
count of their respective claims and the titles
6y which they are established, to my attorney
Kichd w Turner, Esq, Bellevue, Louisiana
for acceptance.
4. HAYSE BURNS. Admr.
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Three periods of life-Youtb,
mumps; middle age, bumps; old
age, dumps.
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The Shreveport Times of yester.
day says regular trains will be put
on 80 completed miles of the New
Orleans Pacific railroad today.
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Those who assume airs of impor-
lance exhibit credentials of insig-
nificance.
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The shoe factory in Winchester,
Va, is now giving steady employ.
ment to IS hands.
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HICKS g HowuL-The

Hicks q HowKLL-These gen.
tlemen are liberal, reliable, and bus.
mess like, and win treat all custom.
ers with polite attention, and sell
them goods as cheap a. any house
in Shreveport. We wish to zee them
succeed, and hope our readers will
remember them when they wish to
purchase groceries. They have .
largo and choice stock Of fresh gro
ceries and sell at prices to suit short
COTTON crops.
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BELLEVUE, Ia,
THURSDAY, :::::::::::::=:ocToEER %, 1881.
DEATH OF GOV. LOUIS A. Wilt.

Our heart swells with sadness as
we think and recognize the fact that
Louisiana is called upon to mourn
her loss in the death of her Chief
Executive. Death is around and
about us. 1t is waited on the balmy
wings of morning zephyr. 1t turks
in the cool shade of the evening. 1t
is concealed amid the flowers of the
fields. No matter how secure we
may feel-how humble or exalted
the victim-the great enemy is ever
waving his black flag above u.s.
Another shining light-a pillar of
State-has been stricken down by
Death, and a proud State is bowed
down in grief over the loss of her
honored and revered ruler.
Gov. LOUIS ALFRED Witt is
dead! On a quiet autumn morning,
in the city which he loved so we'll,
and served so faithfully, the spirit
Of Louis Alfred Wilt left the clay
and Travelled out Of this world into
the great and mysterious land.
Gov. Wiltz died at his residence
in New Orleans at 1910 o'clock on
Sunday morning, 10th instant, aged
3S years. He was born October %,
1S43, on louisa street, near Royal,
New Orleans. He was educated in
the high schools of that city and his
childhood, youth and manhood
were spent there. From a private
soldier in the ranks of the Confede-
rate States army to the Gubernato-
rial chair of this State, Gov. Wiltz
has been an active and prominent
participant in affairs Of State. But
his career is ended. He has left the
helm of State and his sphere of USE
| fulness and TOLL and gone to rest in
Vthe sunshine of eternal spring on
the amaranthine shores of the stbe.
yond and forever His death will
be sincerely mourned. Peace to his
ashes!
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The New Home
SEWING MACHINE
Is more Perfect, Costlier to Make, More
Durable, and made of Finer Material
than any other Machine, and
AZ Sold for Less Money /! ~@a
Vie New Home is rapidly superceding all
4 other Machines wherever introduced
pronounced by an army of happy purchasers
to be the best, the simplest, easiest running.
most reliable, and cheapest Sewing Machine
ever invented 1t operated quickly, quietly.
ana without fatigue to the operator. It does
all the work that other machines can do lis
simple "A child that can reach the trea.llc can
use 1t. 1t has all the attachments, needles.
Ac, made from best material.
The New Home has been placed in the hands
OF ladies who have used almost all the Ma.
chimes that have been introduced in the State.
and the verdict is universal: at is the best
have ever used"
Price. S35 90, cash, or good paper will be
taken.
k All who want a good Machine, will find
1t to their interest to call at my store and ex
anime the New Home, before buying else where
w. A. STROUD,
ROCKY MOUNT, La,
Sole Agent for Bossier Parish.
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The Cool WAvE.-After fully
i've months Of an unprecedented
summer soltice-a soltice during
which within three months of its du.
ration it was necessary to lay the
thermometer on ice to prevent the
quicksilver from bursting-Bossier
is awakened by a delightful change
of temperature, and Tuesday night
the wind blew the stufing out Of the
regal summer with an artic breeze
that infused fresh blood and vigor
into the antique body OF even the
oldest inhabitant. The slumberers
are awakened by an artic sensation,
and the windows that have been open
for many days are shut down with q
slam, and single sheets made way
for camphor-odored blankets. Wool
en- clothing and fires are in demand
and exceedingly comfortable.
The change in the weather a.
though 30 sudden as TO set people
shivering, il is nevertheless welcome.
Whether It will 90 % suddenly as it
came, and leave Us all sweltering
again, can only be known by wait
ing. A month Of old-fasioned fail
weather win be appreciated.
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The apple crop in Virginia is un-
usually large.
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have in active operation Steam Furniture
L Factory. and will sell Goods Of Home
Make to dealers and consumers at a saving on
former prices Of from Is to 40 per cent. 1
warrant Better Goods than those now general
ly sold, mostly made in the North and Skinned
here at high rates of freight
In addition to HOME MADE Goops, I keen
constantly on hand full stock of fine Furnf
ture OF latest styles and designs. Also, Glazed
sash. Doors and Blinds, Wall Paper, Window
Shades, Mattresses, Childrens' Carriages. &c.
at lowest market prices
VIM. FINDERS.
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a heavy snow storm visited Que.
bee, Canada, on the 18th and 18th.
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John CaIdwellss
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT.
Fine Turnouts!
Good Saddle Horses
Attentive Hostlers!!!
LIE is better prepared than ever to take care
IL OF stock, and is determined not to be
run ont by competition. Terms as cheap az
the cheapest excellent feed and plenty Of il.
experienced hostlers in attendance day and
night.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages, &c, kent for
hire. Horses and mules boarded at reasonable
rates. Personal supervision given to all bust
ness.
caddo Carriage Works.
He is constantly manufacturing Carriages,
PhaetOns, Ambulances, Wagons, Buggies,
Carts, Nc Heslso has . large stock of Trim
mings, Hardware and Woodwork
mules, cattle or sheep. v20nl3
s.LEvY, JR., L. BoDENHErMER
LEVY & BODENHEIMER.
Grocery Merchants,
No.4, on the Levee, Shreveport, La.
IL cep constantly on haad, and for sale. as
IL cheap as can be obtained anywhere
outside OF New Orleans, "a large and complete
stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
as we'll as all kindsof
Ftgrns5sg IasspIemee en- Is.
Also, q complete assortment of
Plantation Goods.
Thetrading public will advance their own
interests by giving them a call before pur.
chasing elsewhere vl9nz3
SHREVEPORT
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y. Henry ,Shepher6.

A ttorney at Law, Shreveport, La. VIM
"A practice in the Courts OF Caddo ana ~
joining parishes, also in the Supreme ana a ~ y
eral Court of the State. -. ~, ! ~
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y. ID. r y. r. W.~tlci..

A ttorneys at Law, Minden, La. W,n,
"A tice in all the Courts in Boas;s.p . Z.
Webster parishes. 's s,a aud