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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27
For Sale.
A FINE PLANTATION IN BARN
WE'LL COUNTY.

nLANTATION OF 1910 ACRES OF
L GOOD FARMING LAND. Tho
undersigned offers for sale valuable
tract Of land, containing about 1000 acres
of. good pine land, in Barnwell county.
S. &. Between four and five hundred
acres cleared and same quantity OF vir-
gin soil, not cleared, with abundance OF
rail and other kinds of timber. About
two or three hundred acres under cult
vation the present year. Said land lies
between the head waters of Steel Creek
and Pine Branch, III the neighborhood
of Cypress Chapel Churc', and Dunbar
ton P. o 1t is we'll watered with run
ming rivulets and branches, good stock
range for cattle and hogs, produces corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes anu
few fine spots for rice. line garden spots,
two good wells of water.
Has good dwelling, kitchen, laborers
houses abundant, with gin house, run,
ming gear, press, &c. with barns and
good new stables, and everything COM
plete to start crop in 1882.
Object for selling being feeble on ac-
count of age. Seventy years old l am
not able to farm advantageouslv, ano
consequently wish to change tine invest
ment. Titles good for ] have owned II
twenty years and upwards.
JOHN NJ. TURNER,
Dunborton P. o., Barnwcll Co, : &.
Oct. 10th, 1881. OCT. ~ 81
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For the Advertiser.
The Seed Cotton TrafliC---"Farm-
er'S' Reply to "Merchant."

MEssRs. ED1ToRs.-I imagine when
my community scans Merchants re-
ply to Farmer" on the seed cotton
traffic, it will furnish them a most
amusing bit of reading. He says
"the cap fits. He is the very class
of farmers that I was striking at.
The farmer that is too lazy to work,
the farmer that keeps the cotton
thief, the corn thief, the hogthlef, the
chicken thief, and all other kind OF
thieves and supports them, and then
does not want to share the losses.
"Mercnant" goes on to commend the
hard-wolking man and says: 81 will
not call them poor men because they
are far richer than big Mr.. negro
farmer. They pay their debts better,
merchants trust them,' &c.
Messrs. Editors, perhaps a little
information Gil this subject with re.
gard to myself for Merchants spe'
cial benefit, will not outrage delicacy
In my farming try to systemic my
labor. have required my choppers
this fall 70 pick cotton with my wages
hands. We all pick cotton together
pick one day in one hands field, the
next in another, and so on. l have
the cotton hauled up at IL o'clock
and at night weighed and put under
lock AID key, thereby giving the ne
gro no chance to steal. l have ne
gro renters. A part of my contract
with them is this: Whenever | know
of you selling pound of seed cotton,
it matters not if you have paid me
your rent, paid your merchants lien
for supplies, do not owe any man a
cent; the day you do it, you leave
nv plantation. l will not allow you
to be swindled out Of your cotton,
neither will l suffer you to demoral-
ize my labor. In reference to per-
forming manual labor, | will say to
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Railroad Lots for Sale.

DERSONS desirous of purchasing lots
Il on the Augusta and Knoxville r.
r. will do themselves justice by visiting
those at Clark's Hill Depot. Splendid
opening for merchants; and in all prob
ability there will be from fifteen hum
dred to two thousand bales of cotton
shipped annually at this point. There is
no place in the State more healthy than
Clarll's Hill and the surrounding vicinity
For full particulars apply to
u. NJ. NIXON.
Clark's Hill Depot, Edselield Co., S. c.
oct 27-3t
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Important TO Contractors.

VUVHE Parksville Church Building Com
Il mittee will receive sealed proposals
until the 18th of November for the cree
ton of a Church at Parksville. The
house to be 60x36 feet, II feet from door
to ceiling over head. The walls to he
ceileG or plastered, four columns, two
pannel doors, twelve windows. each Is
lights lOxl4 inches, and blinds. The
building to be painted twenty-five
brick pillars. Pulpit aud seats exc eoted.
The building to be done in workman
like manner. Address
w. II. PARKS, Treas. and Sec:
Parks Store, S. c., Oct. 2lst, 1881.
nct0I -3E
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State Of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
IN Common Pleas.
Philip II. Baerman as Admir- of Mrs.
Matilda Baerman, decd, Plaintiff,
VS..
Michael Lebeschuitz, Sophie Teller and
others, Defendants.
PARTITION, &c.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue Of the decretal order of the Hon.
Judge J. $. Cothran, dated October 10,
1881. ! will sell at EdgeiieldC c. II on the
first Monday il: November next. the TO-
lowing real estate, viz:
One house and lot situate in the village
of Edgeiield, containing one and one-half
acres. more or less, bounded on tho south
and west by lots of DR.. j. Walter Hill,
and OH the east by lot Of David Harris,
and on the north by the public street
leading from Elgeliold c. H., TO the CO.
lumbia road.
Terms of Sale.-The cost, taxes, and
third Of the purchase money cash,
and the balance OH Il credit Of twelve
months with interest from day Of sale, to
he secured by bond of the purchaser
with mortgage of the promises sold.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S. s. JOMPklNS, Master Il. {.
October II, 1881.
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Notice..

rs hereby given that application will be
l. made to the Legislature at its next
session to amend the charter of the
Edgeiield. Trenton and Aiken Railroad,
by substituting ':some point on the South
Carolina Railroad below Aiken" for
"Aiken" as ono of tho termini.
oct. l3-3m.
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VIM A GIBSON

w. a. Gibson, Esq, Druggist. Charles
ton. s. C.-Dear sir: Since my Ilaugh-
ter took the first dose OF your medicine
Won sent her. she has not had one tit.
Before that, she used tn have them every
day, mt least one. and as many as two,
three, six and nine a day, for the past
eight years. Words cannot express our
ioy and delight over the wonderful ac-
ton of your medicine on her whole syS-
tenn. We cheerlii.ly recommend those
afflicted to try it.
Mrs. C. HiiSELDEN, Adams Run.
Mr.. VIM. A. Gibson, Druggist, Charles.
ion. S. C.-Dear Sir: Your medicine has
acted like charm on my sou, who mas
been afflicted with Epileptic Fits for over
six wears. The medicinal cllart has
been source of Joy and happiness, as
he has not had one in eight months.
II. NJ. MAGWOOD.
No. i Franklin ST., Charleston, :. G.
Mr.. VIM. a. Gibson Druggist, Corner
King and Queen Sts.: This Is tn certify
that my wife has been suffering inr years
with Epilcptic Fits toSuch an extent that
I could never leave her alone without a
great deal OF anxiety. Many times |
had to leave her in charge of my store,
but not until would administer TO her
Il dose of your medicine, that ! would
feel safe Ia leave her. And now she is
well, having had no return of fits since.
And while llso the remedy consider
it a balm t.. her, and advise any one who
suffers from Nervousness or Epileptic
Fits to use il at once and he restored to
heal'h. GUSTAV JACobl
oct q SIN. Kingil Charleston, :. G.
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State Of South Carolina

EDTEFIELD COUNTY.
Court Common Pleas.
j. l.. Addison, Plaintiff, VS.. ID. w. IIar-
ris, Defendant.
FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE. is horeby given that by vir-
IN tue of Il uiecretal order OF the Hon.
Judge a. =. Aldrich herein. dated March
~, 1881, will sell at Edgeield Z. f., on
the first Monday in November mex:
All that tract or parcel of land, situate,
lying and being in the county and State
aforesaid, and containing one hundred
acres, more or less, and bounded Ivy
lands of Charles Duncan, Minick Whit
tie, Henry Miller and Mrs. Fanny
Crouch.
Terms cash. Titles extra.
S. S TOMPKTNS, Master.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGET1ELD COUNTY,
In Cannon Pleas.
EX Parte Charlotte Hamilton.
PETITION FOR EXEMPTION OF
PERSONALITY.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs.
IN Charlotte Hamilton and children,
widow and children of William NJ. Ham
ilton, dec. have applied to me by petition
to have homestead exemption set off to
them out IF the personally OF said deed.
and that four weeks from the publication
hereof. to wit, on the lllh November
next, ! will appoint three disinterestcd
persons to appraise and set of said per-
sonaty Of exemption to said petitioners.
S. S. TOMPklNS, Master T.. G..
October 10, 1881. 4t
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NOTICE
ESTATE NOTICE.

A Ii persons having demands against
IN the es tate of j. p. Mavs, decd, are
hereby notified to present them properly
to the undersigned legatees, and
those indebted To said estate are request
ed to make payment by the 30th Of No
vember. s. II. MAYS,
S. NJ HOLDER, Exec'rs.
w. II. MAYS,
October IL. 1881 ct
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2l2pp''rt,real, 2l2p

MARRIED, on Wednesday morning.
October 10, 1881, at the residence Of The
brides father, by the Rev. J. p. Moaling,
Mr. ARTHUR WELLS and Miss ANNIE
MERIwETlIER, daughter Of Capt. Joseph
Meriwether, all of Edgeiied.
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State Of South Carolina,

w - ~
CUNrt Of C0mn'on Pleas.
G. Aultman IL Co. Plaintiffs, against
Elbert II. Aull, Defendant.
FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN the of the decreta order Of the
Hon. Judge B. c. Presley, dated 9th
January, 1881, in above stated ease. l
will proceed to sell, at Edgeiield c. H.,
OH the first Monday i'll November next,
the following described mortgaged pre-
misses: All that plantation or tract OF
land lying in said State and County, near
Haltiwanger's Store, in Cooper Town
ship, containing five Hundred and five
acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
William IIaltiwangcr, Daniel Proctor,
w. II, Head, w. III Boulwarc, and others
Terms cash; Titles extra,
S. S. TOMPkINS, Master
October 10, 1881.
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State Of South Carolina

DUU III IIII-I| 10 U-' Il Z :
Ex Parte Sophia Sheppard,
PETITION FOR MESTEAD, &c.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs
IN Sophia Sheppard, widow Of Dr. Da-
vid Sheppard, decd, has made applica-
ton to me to have homestead in the
real estate and exemption on the per-
sonal estate including the growing crops,
of said decd appraised and set off 20 her,
and fiat four weeks from the publication
hereof, to wit, on the 18th day of Nnvem-
ber next, will appoint three disinter-
ested persons to appraise and set of said
Homestead and exemption
Masters Office. October II, 1881.
S. S. TOMPkINS, Master T.. G..
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
IL LDmm"n P'eaS.
Fannie ~. Ciishy, Plaintill,,
VS.
Alvin Hart, Defendant.
pa1>TTTIOE


NOTICE is hereby given that by vir
~ tue OF the decretal order of the Hon.
Judge j. S. Cothran, dated October 10,
1851, will sell AT Edgeiield G. H., on the
first Mo.siNy in Ss---sss' s'l'"'--,'A~i--i'A-to tol-
lowing real estate, viz:
All that lot OF land and the store house
thereon, now occupied by w. Young
blood and Maybin Griffin, situate, lying
and being in The County and State aiore-
said, and in the Town of Edgeileld,
bounded OH the North by q lot belonging
to Fannie Il. Clisby, on the east by lot
owned by NJ. j.. Holson and nov occu-
pied by Lee EIolson, on the south by the
Street leading east from the public square
and on the west by said public square,
and the lot on which stands the building
now occupied by c. l.. B. Marsh.
Terms of Sale.-Cash. Titles extra.
SIS. TOMPKINS, Master L. {.
Dntobpr ii 1881
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u. NTct'ORD.
4. McCoRD. J.. W. FoSlEf'
McCORD & FOSTER,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMESSTON MERCHANTS,

Office and Warehouse on Campbell
Street, between Broad and Reynolds,
near the store of Z. McCorl, Augusta, Ga.
Consignments solicited. Personal at
tcntinn given to business. The instruc-
lions of con,ignors proptly obeyed.
Spnt i I'm
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD co UNITY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN a.
EDG EFIELD co UNITY.
Court of Common Pleas.
Edward lynch and David Fowble. Pl'ils.
VS..
Nancy E. Edwards, Defendant.
FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by vr-
IN the of the decretal order OF Judge
A. p. Aldrich in this case, dated March
%. 1881, | will sell at Idgetield G. H., on
the first Monday in November next, the
following described mortgaged premises,
viz:
All that certain tract or plantation OF
land containing one hundred and forty
two acres, more or less, situated in the
State and County aforesaid, and bounded
by lands Of Patrick Griffith, DIR. Sh p
nard. estate of Thcs. &. Coleman and j.
&. Strother.
Terms of sale.-Ona-ha cash, and the
balance on credit of one year with in-
terest from the day of sale, the creoit por-
ton to be secured by bond OF the pur-
chaser with mortgage Of the premises
sold.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S. S. TOMPK ms, Maste.' L. c.
October 10, 1851.
STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL Ma
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Coun Of Common. Peas.
Eliza Britt. n. w. Duncan, Mary A.
Whittle and others, Plaintiffs,
| VS..
Reb4r.ra Duncan as Admir- and heir at
law of Chas. Duncan deceased.
COMPLAINT FOR PARTITION.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by vir-
| ~ tue of the decretal order of the Hon.
Judge J. S. Cothran. dated October .,
1881. in above st d cause, will Sc al
Edgefield G.. H., on the first Monday IN
November nesete,the following tract o.
land belonging to the estate OF Chas. Dun
can, deceased, viz:
All that tract of land, containing ont
hundred and six acres, more or less, sit
uated in the State ard County aforesaid
and adoinidg land. of Mrs. Bodie, Mrs
Fannie Crouch, Gee. Bell and others:
Terms of Sale.-The cost and one ehal
the purchase money cash and the balance
on q credit of twelve months with inter
est from date Of sale, to be secured b.
the bond Of the purchaser and mortgag
of the premises sold.
Titles and mortgage extra.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master Il. Z.
October 10, 1851. at
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State Of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
CDnI ri Common Pleas.
i. II. White, Wu. G. White, ct al
Plaintiffs,
vs..
+. A. White, E.-well r. White, ct al
Hn.ndants.
PARTITION.
NOTICE is lierciy given that by viz
~ the of the d-cretal order of the Hon.
Judge j. s. CotIlr,tn. dated 10th October,
1881, / wil! sell II: ti=siie!d c. H., on the
FIRST MONDAY ~ NOVEMBER
next. Tie io:iv~ ;ts; real estate
belonging 30 c~ia!e o. H!nomer White,
deco. Io hn sod i'll Two separate parce.s,
plals OF which will hc exhibited on day
Of sale, viz:
All tia. tr;.c! Of land lying in said
County and State, in .lihler Township,
on Cnir.etown Greek, containing five
hurdrc.i and thirty ii,f"" acres, more or
less. amti adjoining lands Of DR.. j. e..
I.anier las. y. Mctaiu. y. II. Morton
and others.
Terms oi Salc.--Thc cost and one-hall
the purchase mon V cash. The balance
on j crcdi; of twelve months with inter-
est r:nm day Of sale tn I've secured by
bonds ri the purchasers with mortgage
of premises sold
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S. S. TOMPkIN:S, Master +. G.
October IL, 1881.
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EDGEFIELD MALE AND
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIME above school will bo opened on
j Monday. the 18th .oiESnptember. 1t
will he divided into two departments
male and ienale-and al assistant em-
ploved if necessary. The course of in
strtction that which is usually taught in
first. class High Schools. Rates of tuition:
Primary Department, per month ~
Intermediate Department, w
Classical Course, per month w
For full particulars address
j. l.. ADDISON, ESQ,
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
III. a. WHITMAN, Principal.
sept S-ti.
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COMM ERCIAL.
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
COTTON.

W. lO4S,
Tone of The markct--l2, M, seady;
3, p. m, steady.
Ordinary. 4'' y,
Good Ordinary ........................... l.. "
Low Middllng"....................."".t I. lug
Middling ......"............... ............ ius
Good Middline ...."."...,............I I.. IA
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Nss- Now is tho time to pay for your
ADVERTISER.
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The Williamson Female
College.

TT is conducted on what is called the
l. "ONE-STUDY" PLAN. with Semi
Annual course of study, and, by sys-
tenn of Tuitional Premiums, its low rates
are made still lower for all who average
SIS per cent. No Public Exercises. No
Receptions" Graduation, which is al
ways private, may occur eight times
year. The Fall Session opens August l,
1881. Address
Rev. s. LANDER, Pres't.,
Nov.2, 'SO.-ly] Williamson, 8. G.. .
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31
sHEMFF's SALE,
Twelfth Jnd cinl District Court Parish o.
Giant, State o! Lsnislana.


BY virtue Of and to satisfy awrit Of fiefi
f;icias isslsed and to me. directed III the
above emitted aud numbered ui'. have
seq Il and will offer for sale. at public
auction, in front IT the court house. don,
il the town of Colfax, La, Between the
honrs presc ibed by iiiS, on 800
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3lst, A. D. lssl.
the following slescr hrd property ~.iGHd as
the pr perry Ut the d f-nd:sit, E'-wit-
An nnt.xi,Iisl half rterest I'm Nj ''<-tus
of lsuul. sisgiatet iii sectinu "a, lsswlissa' >
6 iipiih. range wet bsing ~ laEt "i
81 anish cl;sir of 1. C Ibsiiiaach Also
~ aeics If l.rnd, >iniatesl ia sec i''h b.
t"wr hip moth, rsihse 8 W ST, b,iiig tie
ul1,er aft of - sinry Ann bu re c ann.
and al, thu. buildings aud improvements
silenon or pertaining thereto. -gtl i.ss
Terms at sah---e ash ul the spot with
til henciit of appraisement.
d. At q. II TEAL. Shesi1.
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Oil Kris Kringle did not forget tn
remember tins editor, and 1T 7:1S
Christmas morning left wee hit of u
girl baby for us. as slight token Of
kind reg@Nss. As a matter ii course
we have had to celebrate t.le orcn-
sion. especially as it occurred at such
gin anspicious time, and that accounts
for the small paper this week Ne
believe ia celebrating the anniversn-
ries, as bears witness our uarriage
on Washington's birthday aud thu.
present celebration of Xmas Now,
we have prepared TO beco,nc mar
tyr to all sorts of worry with l.orrid
puns from our coDfreres. even to
snbmit to the trial ut u fairy siory
from Tobias about "Wbat to Name
Baby" SO blaze away all yon fellows
who know how it IN yourselves, but
we don't want any ~ from the old
bachelors. They cannot appreciate
real happiness.
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NOTICE.
Petition Of Cbas H. A.umford for Respite.

CoLrAx, La, Dec. 3. 1881.
Nofi~ is hereby gireH 10 all vhoM it doth or
may GOVERN
You are hereby notified that, npon I'll.
p-tition OF &. H Mnnford IT tbs parish,
the honorable 18th .Juslic al list ict 81 ur'
has aireeIed u IN grin. { the c!sslsto If
said e.. H. AlumiS,d for tue purl,os Of d :
tenn Ting whe,hsr o. not tl,ry will a''cs' Il
hsns A respite OF One tso d thre.' gers
nj a'.inai payment ts i,e 3a& per cent b :
ginning Deccii.b, r i..is8s. and b ~ app eint-
ell 'pe, the under igs.esl Jerk and ex-0-hrio
Sutary PaN.c, Ia no Il >uch meeting.
Said netting will b. he d ~ me ut She
Office ri the C. erx Of the III t let Court, a.
to,fax, La. en thr Sd day Il january, a
p lae2, ut VI cclocx a. IN, wien and
y hss 9 res; ,s4s es creditors u Il proofs 81
Nates iH'be received accounting { law.
) Is. III ACkfsi FORD, 2
sEl Clerk and EA-oliici" 4" ary Public.
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The c"urt house Is nearly compile
ted. The doors have been hung aud
the window sash all put in. Christ
mas Evening il was christened with
. dancing party, nc which fully one
hundred persons were present. The
party broke mp mt half-past ii o'clock.
oil having enjoyed themselves finely.
Wednesday, night another dance was
DOT mp. which lasted until the small
hours II the morning, ut which there
were nearly as many present as Oh
Christmas Eve.
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Said the Raven to the Swallow, '.Yonr
beauty is but for the snminer hut mine will
stand many winters - evincins the mp,al
Durability is better than show Who
among the readers of this paper cannot cal
to mind many similar Instances. Although
b auty is svanescent, yet we call yonr mi d
T., two stylish and beautiful young ladies',
both of whom have spells + >i' knees ls'c.,-
liar t the sex. One nb Stiiatly refIi es t."
use rroper remedies ftn the rts'oiation If
health. She soon droops and tai away.
The other heeds a Twice, pr~nres DR. Drom-
gooles English femalr iiitters is re- tered
to health and remains beautiful many years.
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Dnvie Bumsn Comes Again.

~
GRANT PARISH. Dec. Is, 1891.
Editor Chronicle:
Hurih for Coifax. I knew, or at
least thought knew, that she would
come out all right yet. Where are the
abolishersi The court honse movers
Bring out the old petitions. dust them
up. suppose we frame them now for
future reference? Where is '.Oi,ser-
ver," .s0ld Cast OF, and the northeast
quarter of that "'West Endr man. who
welded such deadly pen in another
parish paperf Echo answers, whar
oh, wharf! Drum them up, put them
on the Jail committee of the police ju-
ry. then jail them for ofliciousiless.
Wanted by the people, a roa,l law, dog
law. aud vagrant law. Police Jury
weighed in the scales and found want
ing. They are neither ductile nor
malleable = a conglomerate mass of
mistakes, confusion verse coniountle.l,
body with good intentions; but, wlsn
alley is that paved with good inteh-
tiopsi Taxes are higher than during
Radical rule, and the Legislature has
met to shove them up little higher,
and f;,sten them. That Ia, to raise the
assessments. Understand me, in the
main that is tight, hut wrong will be
done somewhere. don't work public
roads, am opposed to dog laws, and
am ciassed as vagrant.
Ta-ta. lawn bUMM.
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A Maidens blush j. n pure. delicate and
beautiful hue. indicating womanly mod
esty. III hralth AID Ill lilo ks have caused
many ladIcs to resort 10 artificial meals Of
imparting this delicate hue. hut mott jig
equals the pleasing ,ints OF nature. How
ever there is means by which nature C n
be brought to you, assistance, which will
mantle your cheeks with beautiful rose
tints, almost trne to iatar1. will brighten
,onr dropping eyes, strengthen your feeble
system, impMriing flesh, ntrn itv and
symmetry to yonr limbs, and Otherwise maxi
ing you hea thy, hearty and happy. Us
English Female Bi tiers and accoinI lish all
the above blessings.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

DR.. J. w Gihbon, If Ark, writrs: For
MANY years my wife WIS sufferer from u
terrible female complaint that batfied the
skill of all lhysicians around me. There
seemed no hope for her. WIS made ac-
quainted with the composition of DR..
Dromgoolc's English Female Bitters. and
knowing them to I've good. purchased sew
eral bottles and placed her upon. its use.
They cured Der sound and well. and do
not hesitate to saw, they saved her life.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-31

The Jesse X Bell came pnifing mp
last Monday AZ usual. with Capt. Sin
mott and Capt. George and all the
other old landmarks at their post.
Thanks to the clerks for their accus-
toned favnrs to the CHRONICLE.