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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20
A smoke Consumer at Last

Some weeks ags we published a state
ment to the effect that Mr.. Sinton. the
philanthrophist Of Cincinnati, had sue
ceeded in inventing a smoke consumer
that was simple in construction, per
feet in operation and cheap in price. It
has been tested and met the approval
of competent engineers. Si~Dcethat,an-
other and even more simply constructed
apparatus for the consumption Of
smoke has been brought to the public
attention. 1t Is the invention of Mr..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20

The republicans will have no diff
Guilty in organizing the house and elect
ing their speaker and other officers.
They have a majority Of their own
number, and they will probably have
the assistance of the Virginia re-
adjuster. who will not 60 into the dem
ocratic caucus, and of the Missouri
greenbackers, who are republicans. 1t
is also said that Spear, independent,
of Georgia, will not 60 into the demo-
cratic caucus
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20

Countless sufferers find the balm of
relief, and the foundation of their health
and strength, in AYERS SARsAPAR-
LILA. 1t the most potent of all the al
ternatives to purify the system and
cleanse the blood. 1t possesses invig-
Grating qualities, so that it stimulates
the faded vitalities and purges ont the
corruptions which mingle with the
blood, promoting arrangement and de-
cay. We are assured by many intelli-
gent physicians that this medicine
cures beyond all others of its kind, and
we car fortify this statement by our
own experience -Punrsawtd,oney (Pa.)
ArNus.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20
SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1881.

IT is said that Billings, president of
the Northern Pacific railroad company,
is not at all disturbed by the rumors
that Willard has bought a majority Of
the stock of that road, and has no fears
that the enterprise of which he is the
head, will yer be subordinated to the
Oregon Railway d Navigation COM
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20

SIS it possible that MI. Godfrey is
up and at work, and cured by so simple
a remedyp"
II assure you it is true That he is
entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters, and only ten days ago his
doctors gave him up and said he must
die.u
"Well-a-dayl If that is so / will go
this minute and get some for my poor
George. i know hops are good"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20
Pensions,

Every wound or injury, ven by acct
dent. or any disease entities a soldier Of
the late war to a pension. All pensions
by the law of January 1879 begin back
at date of discharge or death of the
soldier. All entitled should apply at
once. Thousands who are now draw
ing pension are entitled to an increase.
Soldiers and widows OF the war OF 1872,
and Mexican war are entitled to PEN
sions. Thousands are yet entitled to
bounty but do not know it. Fees in all
cases $40. Pay for every description Of
war claims collected. Employ an at
torney residing in Washington, who
can give personal attention to your
business. American aud foreign pat
ents obtained on short notice. Send
two stamps for pension and bounty
laws. Address W. T. Fitzgerald, us.
claim agent, Lock Box 422, Washing
ton ID. q. f22dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20
ACard

To all who are suffering from the error.
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, l will
send a receipt that will cure you, &c, FREE
OF This great remedy was dis
covered by IA missionary In South America
Send "a ~selfaddressed envelope to the REv
JOSEPH Il. 1SMAN, Station u, Nei0 York CITY
yidw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20

SAduertssers toin make note Of the fact
that THE LEADER has a larger circlla-
tiOn than any other paper published IN
Wyoming-9
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20

The Weekly LEADER has the larges
circulation and is the best paper west
Subscribe for it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-20

The q. 8. Mail carried We
have FiTrt-Clas Eating Stations, and
the divts:on agents take all pains to
us comfort Of passengers. The
route b yell protected, having three
military posts on the road, leaving
only IS ssiles between military campo
insuring nafety over the entire route.
, 1881-10-09

Hop Ditters has restored to sobrtety and health
perfect wrecks from futempcrunce.
, 1881-10-09
BOYS and CHILDREN'|S s
SUITS,
0verc0ats, Caps, Hats,
Boots and Shoes.

. Mothers, you cannot find near
The assortment ut any other store.
We have sold over 800 Boys Suits
on Saturday in our three stores.
Just think what all assortment we
have to carry to please so many in
one day, and how constantly our
stock is changing. We sell more
Boys Clothes than any other con
cern i'll this country; and there is
no Clothing Store III this city that
pays taxes Oil half as many goods.
You try us this fall and see if
you don't do better i'll the end.
, 1881-10-09

reach all classes of minds, and that so long rs
wns true to the spiritual work Of the Church
ailtj Of this never nnti Doubt have felt TINT
I was doing right, and WAS ii, danger Of calls-
ing hartn to myself or others by entering openly
and us fully US could
, 1881-10-09
M ANY
WH0L SALE
Cloth and Woolen Houses in New
York and Chicago,
CARRY LESS STOCK
Than the Immense
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
VIJI0UCHBY, HILL { co,
Cor. Madison and CEark.sts.

We carry the finest goods from
all the countries Of Europe, and
DIRECT from the manufacturers,
''PAID'' for the day they are re-
ceiyed. Why not then take ad-
vantage OF our great facilities, i1l-
stead Of putterins around among
these t'aton - stores, where they
can only show you one Pants pat
tern, Or one Suit pattern Of kind,
which has actually cost them from
80 cts. to $1.00 per yard more
than WilloughDy, Hill & Co. paid
for same goods at first hands.
, 1881-10-09
BOOTS & SHOES,

Several Novelties in this depart
mcnt. We sell shoes that are first
class only, and our trade is very
great. ':sBusy,'' S'busy,'' '''busy,''
till nine O'Clock ut night. We sell
Ladies' and Gents Gossamer and
Rubber Goods in this department.
One day last week we retailed over
200 Gossamer Coats; have sold
over ], ,00G in the past two weeks.
Why is it? Come III and you will
see "Why it is
, 1881-10-09

nj view say that to ''this Wow I hnyc not the
slightest objection, it there is left out of It
THE THOUGHT THAT PENALTY WAS rUT
, 1881-10-09
TEL Al,
CAP, ;.
AND
GLOVE
Depart tgsnent.

New Novelties make their first
appearance III Chicago ut Will
loughby, Hill & Co.'s. The incest
goods there is, but Mt
Moderate Prices.
We can sell anything We show, but
have to lie very careful and not
show poor goods III any department.
, 1881-01-20
TILE OTHERS.


Special Dfspateh to Ills CAFea9o Tribune.
SrHtSHFtEf.i'. ILL.,, Jim. 1u.-,lcssrs. Edward
Cook, 0f Chicago, II, u. Chamberlain, of
Freport, ". u. Grimes, 1T l'itstict.l. md II.
Z. Darratl, of Tnlunn, Grand Examiners a,,.
ruintc1 by tie Gra1ul Lut,ga Of A.asons Of
Illinois, nrc ln tic city conducting II sc!.sol
fur instruction In tho rituaI work Of tic
Alusonlc Order. Neariy 10D representatives
Of tic various lodgcs III this part Of tic Stute
arc In attendance. TIe object of the school
fur instruction il to SECURE greater efficiency
In tic ritMalsste work, u,,d it will rp,l.,.tl III
session uurllsg tu.,n0rrOw.
TELIaIors.
a meeting Of tho l'rusbytery of Spr!ngi!ett
was icItl Inst evening, Mt which tho pastoral
relntOi between the Isey. L.. i. ffuys md tl,e
Second Presbyterian Church Of this city wus
nMicnbly dfss!lyctl. Mr.. llays' resignation
takes utfuct Feb. Is, and tlo Presbytury
adopted tho usual complimentary resolutions.
pAIt1l)SEU.
TIC Governor has l,art1onel Patrick Caya.
1illill,, Wlin WIS cnllyctru OF rtlpe Iii July,
lsts. py tlso County Criminal Collrt. md seil-
tslcetl ~ thu reliltcnttnry fur thrcu wears.
I!se lMsrtlnll IL recommended By tho ,llttge
a''u Prosecuting Attorney, .wllu, after II por-
so1la! investigation, ire satisfied that taya-
Gtl,lRtl Was convicted on uItrnstwortliy evil
uGllCG.
, 1881-01-20

qualities shat will contribute very largely
towards tic strength OF the incoming Ad.
i1'll!lstfatlon, and TINT his appointment wifi
ba well received. 1ro wept on to eay tj,at
Now York will have the choice between gec-
retary Of War and Secretary Of the IuterIor.
that Indiana or Illinois will haye one an.
ln,olntment the South ono, and probably
the Pacific States one. Tie selection Of
Mr. Allison for Secretary of tho Treasury Is
looked upon with general favor here. he be.
lng much rfefcrrett ID Wilson for that pos[.
lion. y is now believed that these ito Cabl-
net positions were settled during tho recent
conference tha Presilcnteiect with Fog
yer, Sherman. md Allison at Cleveland, and
Mentor few days since. Tho talk about
Wilson was simply blind. QhnY.
, 1881-01-20
right In petition County l,oar.|s In lilo matter

right In petition County 1,oar.Is In lilo ,natler
Of granting license - sell fiqubr.
!, Maui, tf ynt1MllL1n, ttltrnn,Irctl n copy 0f
tas cnatc bill to g., ,e,,!yo!idna tlle *rsrral
II bill providing fnr tho tltictlnn III llo death
! penalty wler1 cilaIlgo Of venue has hrel,
tak'M ~ Thy county from "lllrl. thu clln,tgc
McAlnlloi,, nf Cook, introduced bill whose
provisions will bc apt tq meet will,
.,:A 1tEAitrv ,j.EsroSsE
from the street;car riding public Of Chicago.
It nrYyitles..ln brief, thet when l.crxoi, iius
paid fs fare he ls untltici to scat, md Tint
proyilc jIiin wit, mic or refninl lis farc. "
Under tho h!II rurstn' ,nny remain III II cur
Ilns pfnvitlcd hfm viii, q. seat. The
rl,I1ng d! a stteet.car si,aall ~ ,.se
profane Or Indecent Language, nr b. guilty
bf 'llsnrderfy cotldmct. Tho conductor cni,
eJect llfnl without reminding bis fArc, aHi III
50 tlolng i!,ay cal! upon tIle drIvcr lor assist-
lnGe, the conductor mid driver being 4iye,,
Perrin, of ,St Clnfr, Introduced The Dc
Lang Senate bill oil the subject of Tho prac-
Parrlsl', Ut Cook. offered tho following
1MiUurASr LOfSr i,EsoI.rriuS,
e1nbodytng. the suggestions pIt tho subject Of
lrsG11lit reform contained ih Gov, CUijuin'Y
last two biennial ,tacssnges:
;, WilREEAF. THO Constitution provides that the
tnhy iIecdflt by lgvyinF II tax 1y yhlltutis,,, NO
Tint every persbn afl corporation lllIi,t bly, 4
Tux II i,roiMrtlon to tho ralus Of bis, hcr, or It's
M M%s sSs GSss w cf TT; t srs''s; ; .t s The PRE-;
WnE1sEAs, Saisl Noycnuo Inv Is cumbersome.
t,tt;Mt',tli'b]y expensive, and lnJAtly tscrIuI.
=, W!1E:'EAs, Tho cq,lt"ble npportIonmcut of
the burdens nf lAxAtt0n demands the l1l.lfcnl rg-
, 1881-01-20
JUDGE SMALL.

9P8tfd1 u1pdEtA 70 Ihs Chicago 9tibunk.
0coNoA0wOc, Wis.,, Jan. 1D.--Tho Nil.
wankee correspondent Ut TnE T.unuSE,
spcnktng Of candidates for Circuit md Pro.
bate Judges IN this district, says ti,at Ju.!ga
6Mnll Will nut ba relIo.hlnatel Il, the spring.
1t IL no secret here that tho Judgs Will he n
candidate for the nomination; and, 1t noln!-
,,atet. Ills friends believe l,e Will bo elected,
Gwen though to should run OH tho Deul q.
cratlc Ticket. When Interviewed Oh tllu sub
1oct,. tho Judge says that all his practice In
luw l1us been lost sll,cu his judicial duties
ll4vu fal!el upt,n IIin, and lt,WoulA DO iUol-
tsl1 10 try tu reEstablls1l u new prnctlea ut his
time Of HE. Therefore ho believes 1t better
fur liin tu make I'LL effort at least for the
nomination.
old Johu nrown's fort ct IIaspers Ferry Is not
, 1881-01-20
Si}EEp-BREEDERs.

ap<flal UIVaEth 70 1A4 Chicago 3fbaNG
WHITEWATER, Wiz, .tan. 10.-Tle State
WoolGr0wers' alid Slleep-llrecdors' Conyell-
ton closed Its session thls afternoon. 1t
was decided to hold the annual slleep-shear-
lux NJ Whitewater thu Lust week In April.
port OF tho Committee on Classification and
Entries. anl y movement waa made to secure
a papcr prepared by W. Ill. Morrison, OF
!Elkhorn, wus read BY Judge {iibb9 Ittwas
tloyotesl to showing. ,lhe grpat Improvement
tlat llaH beel ut.t!ts III the nlerinO ahEep since
3ta Introduction Into All0rlcs. ''1'ha Convei-
tEut hAs been Il very successful one, md the
character. - A.
, 1881-01-20
Life.1nsuranoe and Gas Companies
Double Assessment-Armories
for. the Boys.
The Suffering Street-Car Patrons at
Last Claim Attention In tho
House.
Usual Flood Of Bills, Resolutions, Petit
tions, Eto.-Rsvonue Raform-Tem-
perance-Mnsonio.


RESOLUTIONS AMI, PETITIONS.
Spteial Ditpatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SrnlSGrIEIp, ILL.,, Jatl. 1p.-The Senate
met this morning ut tho usual hour.
Senator Lewis presented n resolution oi
thu 1,uurl Of Supervisors Of La Smile County
asking the Legislature 10 amend tho law gov
ernlng fees and snlaries Ut county officers, 80
asto give County Bonrtls the power to con.
pei comfy officers to pay over fees, etc., upon
their retirement from Office.
TIlu sale Senator n1so presented a petition
froll thu Supervisors Of La Salle County,
. requesting amendments Of tho School law,
70 as to direct tho State Superintendent of
Schools TO redfstrIbutc tho School Fund Of
tho State.
Senator Torrance offered resolution set
ting forth tic fnct that certain railroad cor
poratons have not made reports Of their
stockholders, etc., to tho Auditor of Statc,
ns required by law, and providing for tic up
po!ntlnent Of Il committee Of tiyo to i1tvcsti-
gate the books Of tho Auditor Ut Stntc on
report all delinquent companies to the Sen.
atc. Tho resolution wns laid over under the
rule.
AFTE1, THE DENTISTS.
Senator do Lang introduced q bill provitl-
i1lg fur the better education OF practitioners
Of dental surgery, and to rcguato the psac-
ttce 0f dentistry. 1t requires all prnctictng
dentists to obtain diplomas from some rcpu-
table dental college, provided TINT any per-
son who shall hnvo been q practic1ng dentist
for ten years, or who hns n dlp1oma from Il
regulnr medical college, shall bo entitled to
practice dentistry iii this State. a Nonrtl OF
Examiners, consisting of five dentists, Is to
he appointed By tho Governor Of the State,
, 1881-01-20

III Our town res(t!esa Il Indy who has suffered
for Avs years with swollen feet, writes 3lr. j.
kupfer. alollawk.llitl, N. 7. Shu waa unable
t0 walk a1ut ha.l tn ,.sa crlltciles. Urged by
g.. p tatsd i.x ia Ii; iat @ eT let ~ Wess 81 6etr @
NOW thAn they lad been for ,Ilaty years aud
tlMt slle could "go Nbout" her work ~ aha
did twenty years nHo.
, 1881-01-20

s,,ots n,,.i trns'rr n M nMtM W iGlile1' " nIhet
t,tt.e .i,,.Ii oynn,.,o n1aR 1,.R II! taa nnltea Hf
Htnio ~ fiifGfc y, u, vm 10 t0 people 0f tho
r., liz ~ ~ " w " mo ttnveftinr
ito ialtfa,l dachorra, ny aho M,n connon r inT
oHus: Hpe: q Ar .,on ., ~, H., ,n.u ,,
afntt ahnl r." ,t,,tv 'ftjt s ne"ermKS s Cnlnn.a
KIN NV NJ arclp ~ .. one Ii,9lr number lfesl-
Wilt, s"id niiicors si,nii tt ota t,ot seore.n'r
trcs Far no rsari % rhe % III" ',r cn5
Tr',Ks ConsstoMors fnr tbn 9'nnntv ~ - ecw,
aid xh1ji. fr liz n1Irnnscs M tx brnu " Z,
sy ss,1s I'd, 1 tSEs a so;;a.5tsn s se
soer4 r' hH s@ r.s lr X o. .s , fants s,
IND ~ ,p,,Mt Ut pt 1os avdr VIC ton
Upct rnMn1,ej. Whit, sii n! s,nIrn; n,,, n.,,,s
aMastMs M q Z ssrry II a',I i;psse d ssy sssaFa ' IN
eh9lI tt ntcrrcr, viii, nv nf *o
Hr scwrraRo IN INV ,n,.'jsiIittv III y s 'nn9n ~ '
fnr iI,nt nl,rnos! % s St b"v bpo, ttaet, aa
1tescssary. % inv" '''S''''''S n'' e'oscs III may DO
sl1nlt j,uyc c.npiuteti Il n1I,i rnr xrstrn ~
sewerage whcl,, in thcIr ,,pj,,tt,n. ia sr,,, i,
ioy .n' t,snt nnf NJ e rhs ,s, i s
iGo cnst thgrof. Ia liz, fn,ntv iI,mrt f!,r H.
consideration, ui,tl thu 1onty ioari ma. r..ist
therei si,rf, aysi,,u, s r. 'in.,tnnY ns,ins ~;
an rsfnhi[sHl ;,itt III III. rru,a III i.i,",,os
ruwcrs, ,tics aInl ntliHntns n III saI
M e rc,srto I'll nf amy nn ~ sy;,r np .t y ese
mi NJ, m s. rny iny r ne sya,a, aMo IT. presGntc.
u,it,tt,,i. f''''' - '''''''' ''''' '''A''S oe
SEC. t. For tho purnose Of 1,ayfnu Tho :. ,,onso
system no by te Cots. jionr4 Il sfn, IT,, n.
m ;as,1 anr t4o w. Mr % VI ssWergu Cnnss-
ur0ye iw In Guil,atv tl,"r1 rh., -, aI'u, ~ W. H.,
signed by tho aufI Co,nnIIsstvt1crs It'll III r.
, 1881-01-20

hanger aheAl afxslAlsxl by cough II ayst&eA
H!kaa Ipothacho psops cuFa IL tue minute.
, 1881-01-20

atclictnl LIT SHORT, tllrED CAbI!lGt puSttEUtlS
arc now sall to be settled: lllaIne IL to te
Secretary Of State. Allison Secretary of tho
Treasury, md Foster lanstlnnster.i icneral.
Ny Information u,1 thts subject cotles
from scyerat 0f Gov. Fosters most
1nttnlato friel,.ls, md may 10 takell III absu-
lNteiy authentic,
Tho one p0Int wI,ereon t;en. Garfield las
had greatest difficulty was that of selection,
Of Secretary Of the Treasury, No mau that
offered seemed to he satisfactory both tu
himself anu tho country Il, large. Alorton
WAS thought not to hy exactly satisfacsary,
a,ul 1t was tho original l.lun not to put uny
Ol!lo nlnn In tho Cabinet, but
THE COMPLICATION THAT Al.osE
over tho SellatursIlp III the Statr, by which
Sherman ainl Foster ennc very nrAr guttllg
into Il serious quarrel, cAllch for solution.
Whether 1t IL truu that Garfield
Slipped Iuto tho brcacl, atl lrla.lo
pc'luo or not, certain 1t is that thore Is gen
eral anil prctty we'll fOuntlc.l upinun that
FOster withdrew ut finrtlelA's request. TIen
camo decided howl from Fosters friends
that Garfield could not alford tn s,,ub his
longtime alnl powerful ally, Foster, In tho
Interests of Sherman. Strong Influences
were br0uglIt to beAr OH GArlteld to hut F0s-
tor into tho Cabinet. Tho must Formidable
manifestation 0f tatis Is III tho form Ut q uau-
1lorial slgnetl by nearly every Republican
member Ut tho Ohio Legislature. This. how
ever, was not presented to Uartlela
TIL Tonight, a1d, betng discovered
by Foster, IN etfurt was nntlo tn
sQuelell 1t. Some numbers Of tho LeRIs-
lAturo and prominent politicians tlepIoru this
action by Fosters friends, a,lI express the
opinion that 1t wilt seriously enlbnrr,tss tha
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Lornl an,,nn.

Every one wbo knows CHRIS Rlntlemsn, pc
mai popular, wSoiesouled Chris, is in tavor
o. gstronizing his Local Option" saiooD in
10 Fort Worth. Ano those who iou't know
MIN should make his acquaintance immedi-
stely on arriving there for he keeps the best
nsnd made sour nash Monarch WHISKY TO be
found m the south. He also makes specially
OF Improvement Cigars" which are without
superior in the stste DON'T forget 10 cal,
on the Local Option, and you viii BE- happy,
prosperous, and die respected and lamented.
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a SURE
RECIPE
For Fine C0rnplaziiOnS.

Positive reliefand immunity
from cOmplexiOnal blemiShes
may be found in hagan's Mag
nOlia Balm. A delicate and
harmless article. Sold by drug
gists everywhere.
IL imparts the most brilliant
and life.Iike tints, and the clio.
seSt scrutiny cannot detect its
use. All unsightly discOlOra.
tiOns, eruptiOns, ring marks
under the eyes, sallOwness,red-
ness, rOughness, and the flush
OF fatigue and excitement are
ct once diSpelled by the Mag
nOlia Balm.
1t is the one Incompatible
Cosmetic.
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TRACKLAYERS WANTED.

Wanted by IN, Texas Trunk railroad COM
pany, 90 experienced trackla,ers 10 whom
gooi wages aud steady emp ymeut will b.
given Tor year or longer. Apply at ouice oi
on he road.
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pth,,or'at Il rterprise. d ackwell's Durham
s, on Tobacco FaUtnry IL one OF Durham's
prws. buslns y enterprises Their Durham
n nu,, lob GO mas reached n safe beyond all
The world, '"'' ''''''''' "o"''"o'' :"
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SOUTHERN NEWS
LOUISIANA.

LOU lStANA-
Fsvers are prevsleDt is Webster.
n s,s was sunstroke in New Iberia lss'
week.
washington is soon to have cotton oil
mill.
Horse thieves sre doing a big business in
DtSJto.
0o.lousss will hold smother immigration
meeting August d.
Mad dogs and cats and even horses abound
in Aaumptl"h'
TIE Natchi,cches Vindicstor now pub
r.be, A society column.
A vein of salt has been discovered at Car.
rsptsr's old camp 10 DeSoto.
A,eero boy was drowned in the Ouschita
las, Sunday while 6sthirg in tie river.
Tbs New Orleans Pacif Depot in Shrsve-
mort will 10 established on Cross bayou.
Coloin's mill in Lirc,ln parish was COM
ule.ely destroyed by fire on the sixteenth
N,tchitoches held railroad meeting last
Saturday,, but it came to no conclusions.
Work has been begun looking 10 the i'm
movement of Vermilllon bayou near the
railrosd bridge.
Asurveyng r9rty is in the field surveying
tbs I'D of he V. 5. s. p. between Monroe
sDd Shreveport.
The vote In St. Martin week before last on
HE question ofa parish aeat was: For s..
Nsniusville l,ll6; for Breaux Badge GU.
Tom Allen, colcred, sged 20 years, while
sdeavrrl & to swim B,you Lsfourche op-
uO,ite p Lcourtvllle WAS drowned. Cans
non vas discharged and the stream drag ed
for the body without success.
The citizens Of Grant parish living on and
pesr Big creek have yosted notices forbid
dog parties fishing in that Locality. It
,eems that their cows have been shot ut and
snumDer Of their hogs XII led.
Slss lie, colorei, was killed in Lincoln
parish LAST week for an attempt at outrage
On 8 white girl. When first captored be
was lied 10 tree and shCt fstally, it is sup
posed. He united himself, however, ard
dragged himself of to ueighboring house.
Iha crowd visited the house and put an end
bh. suffering by shooting him.
The negro Charley johnson, who muir
tered smother negro by the name of SPUR
COemsn in Csddo parish several days ago,
lDd Sarah Coleman, the wife of the murdered
nan, were captured by Mr.. Newton Glover,
dcDuly sheriff OF Claiborne parish, ard Mr.
ldgsr Il ward, deputy sheriff OF Lincoln, on
he place Of Mr.. LINER, too miles east of
Vienna, sunday morning.
Tbs citz,ns OF b. sier Point lave sue
ceded in their rndesvors to have u bridge
ic'oss Long lake. the citizens subscribing
1920 AID the parish $500. L. lessons the
distance several miles between the Point ard
Shreveport, aud it is the same bensfi. to cur
friends of Bienviile and South Webster H.
low water time, when L ks Blsteneau IL
fOfdsbIe. Work will oe commenced on it
Immediately.
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buy your furniture from first hands. You
can do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil EN-
street
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"oonrad's Budweiser" 10 daily gaining
k, mound over the many spurious wines and
liquors now In uso.
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lob Printing In CoIorr

The HERALD SrRAN jon PRisTiNg Orrfbr
10 now turning out some OF the most beautiful.
lob work Ia colora, Q yer executed In Texas.
rRINTIxa Oyyfoh
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East Line & Red RiVsr PW'V.
Time Gard No. 2,

Taking effect Monday, March IA, 1881.
wost-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound.
400 y. m. Depart. Mat. :. Arrive 1910 a. m /,
100 o, m. Depart. Fright. Arrive ION, m .
DAlNGERtlELD.
$40 p. m. Depart, Mail =. Depart 1853 q. n.
l0;l0 q. IN. Depart. Fright Depart l:4b a, m,
PITTsBUR9.
7,lb y. m. Arrive. Mail Depart $3.50 n. m
1850 a. IN. Arrive. Fright. Depart $500 y. m
1885 y. NJ, Depart. Mail, Arrive $3.50 n. IN
1850 y. IN. Depart. Fright. Arrive 400 D. IN
wiNsBORO.
$3.50 =. m. Depart. Mail. Depart b;lb u. m .
225 p. m, Depart. Fright Depart II AS a. m .
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l0ls m. Depart. Mall. depart $3.50 n. m,
$40 y. m. Depart, Fright. Depart 0.i5 nj.
GREkENVILLE.
s;n5a. m. Arrive. Mall Depirt 300 a. m.
7ahp, m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 6;i5 a. IN
Connections; Al 9reenvlile with the NJ
Pacific railroad Tor all points In the north west,
az Pittebutg with the Texas \ 1t, l.. railroad
tor 1ilmer, Mt. Pleasant aud Tyler, at JEFF
fereop with tn Texas 4 Pacific railroad fol
81 Louis and all points east, south and south
east. Passenger train runs daily except Sun
day. JNO.f. FLYNN,
General Manager.
y. RAINEf, Jn.,
! Ten. usGss and PAS. AIT. Jefferson, TEX.