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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

1sr fcllcuisS Is handed soWs BY Mr., fese> \,
navies and we shah " slAa q any iosthtr n
t,rtnalics which we may b acle o. 80. AN, " tee
sahsaci > Ncry intf,ertaot one " WA Nf'thi'lt
ike a persnAnent tiGerVnce cn AZ S,tSerS -
81 rs,r tca in faVcr Vt NV Asyk. woieh s,Stis'is
kas hecn arrived a. by the AiFtft3er enQe,rsA I
a, r,,l thilk that the as flAnclsca naafkct c,ol0
have ~ lcs,S stScrtci cnr st,cats; anN the - II
nal ysferency> nauSt h a rsooceottrt ctfes ct
s>ereat ufssa the rsSe last wear "a Nea lstcts e0
a SaxAt Neeli,se in MtniA RATES. oeiwVe teat
stAtsStscs ~ 81 pssl three vears Shew IN adNar'
t,sse f,r New ANrS "a Ssctr II tee iovncg grtdes =
r,, ~ SsS ~ as, and sNs,Nc ~ a decided ad-
VtntAce fOr S,n franciseN Inc afsauAttcn y
thessa VeArs 81 the cs,ftees>ion " y cent ler y.
v,,rlii a. fsf as een ettccr. nnASc Vogt,,S TIE
ssst Ihree NJ IS an aVcri,e rrtcc * ~ ~ - fr
t,a II tAvcr New Neet ter saSsr ot2S end ~
c,'or. and 81 AZ 81 ieg ton h ttvyr y Sto
s'rtrr,lz>, t,,s as afa "a gss,sr ~ thcso h.trN
~ y,,rrct. and thc relativo iriceS ~ the last teN
Wars c,,ntiaae it wVoll Seer0 tht SAn fronclSs'
rIitss uauch iocge than New NVyk t,V gNNSl c,,ct
40 anatvsis. New Ncrk "a ~ Ctber hand i,aNioy
lstlcr rgsScs fas GarAsr sugars up tolerNals tSs "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18
sprnaI S9offes.
Drink NickpbrinIR
DIR. THACHm. DENTIST.

To bs had a. the Sch1ol OF t'ooserT Restzzr
Richard street.. hetweea Merchant alli tlzeen sts-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

tk;S c,sss e pecrie sS scaeuhst exgcnssye tntef~
tcr-e-s hesweez rrca.rcr asa cn-suraer. he 80
rrrssssss erSuszsrs have srparsasls resaised T. .
sstssaacto-y answcr. sn5 tAai Ssurual kes eve
cztered the razss Ct the 1uSasisusta sS sort z
hcncra-v arVzt fcr Srcsr r-~a9ee-s r ceaersA
tskizS srGe trcsh,a, w an tri3. g ce, tsrs'
o-Se,y csrrect rero-t f-ans san Fss1ctsco vith
rvsr-sece e. - rs<s-ectsve sfvan.sESs q TIE
r-.-kstS ctCsNsa-ris ara New NorS. Ger extreees
II sScrSaol spcks ci The ssir way IN veich ~
Cs'lfc-ais Sacar Eesac r. hs3 esalnizca ard ate;
szr-a,natsaa had slaised sae i-s-ice ~ a -
r-sseassiisa thai ~ Mtnsa lssss ves 6Hvd a
~ AaeA terssc IL sr,lyss ms ia,rVo,,,y ~
t,s--s was v1.ss cez ce-ssr-s,,rsSy se-sss s cs~i
st-skece rN,,s,y. u sxtrscss We e,ye S@0ts5 sIA
ss-.rsv Il ~ rs.st ana e is fairness
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18
IsrEzLAE GEzsllS Consulate.
E-...r.-n- --ar f|gsh r~Sr

AAE-a-AE lf1aAAN AQHs-L LIZ.
Hoc1Llll- A.Lr-i 18Th ISL.
Su--In pGrsu8nce Of my colm1nisatlou ad-
dressed % l1-r ELealizlcT or the 9Th EebEuEry u
hehLf CT a missing despatch mailed here On uls
S0th August ISs3. 70 ln ErGnclscc 10 be forwarded
l1 ny tr1ve-nmazt az Bsrill- / nov beg IsGTs 20
report the f-l=--g rss1t Of ~ enquiries hIvIl-,
received oil.lll s1ate-lelrs Of Tx facts TLz-
Ila despatch Vas rseeTFsd b. ths German Con
szlr1s Il SI1 kEuEsIsco u1 ths cth September.
f,c9- and Gsilve-so to the Post CEtise Il S1E
Erznc.sco On tls s-us GEy. b1t as u1s relclsd rs
desaila1ilu- the Department Of Eorelzl AT1lrs q
Bsrlll- have the h0c1r CD rsutIE- ST,
1glr ExcGlLsI--s z1lsa llleltleE- servant.
>s-ed II W ScDDr,
10 HIS II. ~ L. e7rsen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

u n II117- r7l-lrIl157 q a777c-a Tdlch I'D
appeared II tie Sy5zsg Esrrl7- says- NO isa-
Ezl-rztI1u q c5otlzs l. slz-=ap5z- Els c1l11y
las lad assIss eu11-E x thst ezpzri-zl1- z-i
the-s = li-.ls probability u Il a5z BENG ltzslls-
e II fa-s Of g d1ssIct filzra Is 7 mas proved
LEs c1il1F saGz1s e@z AZ zczzzl- tliD1E1 snail.
re-sEzs fru1 tAs E1portzti5z of RlivnssIzzs-
The rsCaI7ts l-1=r tEis Esa1 1re ssti1ltsd At
E-l-ia5 and tie e-HelllIt1re u e--tf5 lzaTizz .
Lz-llea = e-.a-- q = e-s--- -s-s.-z--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18
COMNIssTONER's 81.

1gN WRITE OE WRIT I%ggED HI rIIE
AB Hon c. &. H1rrls. Chief lr-lice uf the -up-rue
Court, the 6th - January, i, eualliarlirr 10
sell at Pube Auction. l TIE Real Estate of Calflss
kauaina- deceasei shall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

Iig1 Wssisrs Laacgf OF April contains an article
ur,a leprcsy IN the Hawaiian Islands written by
Dr. Nost Sulith The doctor states that the discase
waS unknown here before iNO; but m MOrvn-
hout's ~NOyases aux Isles du Grand Ocean,
Paris tSSS vol. l. =. rs there is statement that
laprosv was intro1rced into Tahiti by Sisi,rich
Esl1udsss as early aS tSSl We b1vc not the BOOK
az hand and only take the bare notice in our notes,
made wears ass0. We should hkc, however, q
hear from our karnaaiuss upon this point. The
medical practitioners did recuguiEe ths disease
till lS and il Wis not till ten years later that the
settlement az NOlokai was commenced; since
which time spasunodic e4ortS have been made to
cheek the eVil, without however. by any riears
overcoming It. The article IN the Wcsfsia LIl,crf
treats Of the diticultllS experienced by the Gov
ernueut. shosinS how throughout the last fifteen
wears every EFFORT Of the bo1rd has met with a
SORT 5f sullen resistance frcm the people re
sistancs which, while grieving over. he perfectly
rdsrstandS S3yiug. % Who Ct the huily Will
rriRse the galloHs vhea one OF its memherS IS to
be tl,e victim Who OF the community Will con-
tribute 10 grave above ground when be or SOME one
near and dear 70 him. msy be. Or mus. De, con-
signed to 1t p statement that Ons-tenth % our
Ia1pClEtion are lspsrs the doctsr denies putting
The n9trve v11 s-1ol at i50QO. sIsch rutio would
.eg .a.-g s.-JlSand Eve hundred lepers " At the
preseE1 there are H. Moloksi settlement eight hun
1ref and aflnresu nalf - rs1nv sill AZ lrra an
allowance much above that of those best qualified -
iuGsel, the total falls much below one-teuth. Dr.
AIchibbin ard Sur-eoa George W. Woods. I.S.N..
are referred to as the best authorities upon this
subject We are glad 70 see Dr.. Smiths article
Il IS short, reldabls. and conveys good deal u
information, which IS much wanted by people
away from here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18
Executors Notice.


VIIIE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUT-
i of the iazt viii and testament Of Wm- II. Reed.
Of Hiio, deceased hereby give notice 20 81 persons
E-Tinr eaius ezainst The estate % the said Wm II.
Reed 70 present the them. daily authenticated
within -ix months from the date hersbf they viii be
fr-Tes barred, and all persons Indebted said
hereby notified 10 make Immediate payment ne
ezesaioTs- j. s. RED
=. L. CU4N.
Executors Of the last viii and testament Of Wm. II
Red deceased
Hiio Hawaii april 18th. 1851 eMH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18
IRRIcATTOWI

TRRIGA ALTON AFTER THIS DATE
r Efricriy prriate1 ezceFt besH@ea he hnn5s q
3 % - n-s and - 6 p-fa. g. D. YKKETH.
ApprDFr1s SrpeEi1tendenf 81 F1ter Wo1ks.
sieuedI H a P CaETEz- Minister u IEfsri1r
Es1oisi1- April fafh. lssi- ~ - n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18
9auaiian GaEftte.
Esr Moprs N BETS.

WEpNEspAY. - =. -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

MEST q the Sa1 Fraze5sro PsPe=s e71zez.
Erur tEs gzzrzEEi1s razlzfi1s-s Ir-1ase5 EpU1 the
s-ss-srs e1uznz frsz- KS Forr- Sesizr TIE c11-
cI-lcEs Il suIzEl-poz N san EHzzcizc5 We 1zizhr
I1s- - rsa=oE.-hiT r11 s-ILzr szl1zrzztiae 1r1n
TzsssEEzE-s srTITIzz fE5az sAz- en- 2Is56 deal
Of the -zeareT II san FraneisSr has zrIsen frur1
sen1l1nzI iztzeIs Ellcl have been szns over thar
Ne 60 l-r- and EsEe- have d=zie1- tIzt tie snail
rz his been szrinzs here bCl z has zeTa- beau "a
se-ls1s as ssne lss-ers n the Szl Erz1-isD pr=zs
EgzlE E-zEs Z o1z = be- 4 god E-0tco iz- -Be
czrsfrl zhz- rgu -rita-
IN foEI0zizg- VIA apqsarsd 4 tie Lo-da1
gazy Esas WI Be q El-s-sss to AT tEaze vE0 are
taking rotics q tie aEzi-z of Frzree srd I.sIy Il
T1rzA E-DU tins is =Il be aael for ko= I91-r
tine krzn1e E-s had Eer eye Cpo1 the TE1zsiz1
ter-i-1rF-
AZ the tzza the late Ggze-zEent were making
zrrzzzsr-e1-s t1-tls aerisi-i11 Ct gp-1z- Frzrce
b,iz1 c5zs1tzd rs--iered tho pnsibIIIryo u TuTlis
soEs da7 beEsg cFen to zu1ezzti0n- Lord Sails
bury n-arz1p111 Ezz1e a z-a1eEz11 Ehlc1 thz
FrercE Ii-ls-er c1--s-rzsd a zEle1rzEE-z ti-zt
Erzizrd would ctsEr 10 chisctinr If Frzzcs sknrld
6asir1 30 azzeE TINS ~ 1en snze tiIne later the
s-r-ss<z-z crrpped ur Lord Szl1lbzry liiscIzf--ed
Ills c1rzrrre-1z- ard thsrz- fzr a. c-zeIa1 cor
rH11nirfE n the foTsil Cslse i e1unernayi- tt.e
11zfrsr rzsiE B1r tra E1-il-h f5c1tr--re1t sIlezs
rEzt EEzr kz-rE Il tlsir rrzsEi1r private Histers
fc1-1 Ars-1 ea -Eiiz7y ue r'l.llif1 1 tls fullest
dzszse tkaiE FisT Ct EEE clE-zeE EczdzEcs-7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

I HEREBY ClVE NOTICE THAT 1
hsse kiyrn II ", Evcsett fall power ~ Atosnry b
Hepsse' t,l uy hasiness deylrg ny aesgess nem Ia
wsllssS. N,s issA. ,ssi sn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

TIE hcariu eos ite lietf efase t- TQsi1asri 1851
ne san DAY oi MAY ltt a-ptl laiaai q d ,e.et
a NJ. iu compliance with fIa rTufsilrr uf rrCtI1l ~
of thr Civil Code rY Qgilf "a ihe talrt
u...fai, Nsr fHk f0.f III. a|I.. Itr..r
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08

...JoB PmETING, plain and fancy, or in
colors. by experienced ana skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. Will duplicate At
Ianta prices. or anybody else's prices and
guarantee satisis5on or no charge. This
is far. Give US a trial and ste.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
HOW MR.. LAMAR CAPTURED A
Washington Post


1t is reported here that Senator
Lamar is now certain of recollection
to the Senate, and thai he has made
a brilliant campaign IN Mississippi.
When be started on his canvass
nearly half the State was against
him, bat wherever he went he
secured the instructions of the
county in his favor. One incident
alone is told of the manner in which
be captured a county convention
Upon arriving at Yazoo City, where
the convention was in session, the
chairman came to him aud said ;
"Senator, we will be glad to hear
you speak, but you may as we'll un
derstand that this county is solid
against you, Our convention is now
in session, and we cannot hear you
to day, but we vii! tonight" Sena-
tor Lamar answered that ne would
rather speak in the day time, that
he might have the opportunity of sd-
dressing the country people. The
chairman replied that thiS could not
be arranged and the Senator was
forced to acquiesce During the
day, however, he euteted the cou-
venlion. He refused to respond 10
the calls FIR a speech aud merely
stated tina, he wished the untry
people would remain until evening,
as he wished to talk with them. -
Before the town people had finished
supper the hall was crowded, SeLa
tor Lamar speech lasted two hours,
and lis conclusion was marked by
an ou;borst Of enthusia. N. The
next day the same chairman called
aud stated that he county. both
town aud country people. had been
won completely over, End that their
delegates would be instructed for
him
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
PERRY, GA. April IA, 1879.

PERRY, GA. April IA, 1877.
| have watched the use of the medicine now
known as "Swift's Syphilitic Specific since
the year 1S27-over 80 years-and have never
heard of failure TO cure when properly taken.
I commenced the use of it on my slaves, be
1850 aud 1850. and As also did number OF my
npiphbors and in every case that came within
NV knowledge it etf, cted a cure. In $50 my
bro,her in-law. George Walker. bought at a"c
ton Il STARE not lcdrraated After the purchase
il was discovered that he had had Sgph"iS tor
twelve wears His head was without a hair on
il. He treated him with this remedy ana IN
four weeks he was .Hrd and well, and IN
short lime had a. fu- - head Of hair as ever
Owned by a negro Re owned this slave many
years and he never lad any return Of the dis
esse. nor lost day work. This Is only one
sn,ou,, hundreds OF instances OF rematEatl-
cures made by tbi- nedieine, In al my past
lit.. have never X WI a remedy that WOMB
90 fully accomplish bat il Is reeommtnGeG Il
DO. IL l. bEN-N Ai'AD
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
pr:-t,rs. Atlanta. Ga
For sale By WM. ROOT.
Call tor \ copy Of Young Mems Friend
Sold by all Druggists
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08

Sub cribe for,and advertise in the
journal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
Marietta Oct g Is

TO COUNTY OFFICERS The new law
regulating legal advertising, has cut prices
down So Jaw that while We propose 10 com
DIV with the law. others must do the same,
ard we must insist that in every case the
printer fee must be collected and PAD III
advance This gives less trouble The
Ioyy fxes the rates rs follows For each
one hundred words. the sum of seventy five
cents Tor each insertion for the first four in
ser,ions and for each subsequent insertion
thirtv-five cents Tor each one hundred
words -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
FOR
HEROES sHsPLAINS.
AGENTS
WANTED

y
Embracing the lives and wonderful Oven
lures OF Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill, Kit Caron,
Capt. Payne Capt. Jack Texas Jack, Calltor
MIA Joe. and other celebrated Indian F1gh'err'
Scouts, Hunters and Guides. true hlstori-
cal work of Thrilling adventures on the plains,
and in western progress aud civilization.-
Fights with Indians Grand Buffalo Hunts
Desperate Adventures Narrow Escapes
Wonderful Shooting and Riding Wild Life in
the Far West ~ 100 Illustrations Ii Full
Page Colored Plates A grand book for Agents
OutseIls every thing. 543 pages, price s. 90
Agents complete outfit, 50 cents. Outfit aud
cop, for 81 CO. ~ Write at once for agency,
or terms and illustrated circulars, to D.
THOMPSON Il CO., Publishers, $50 Pine
Street ST Louis, Mo
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
An Elegant Home
II MILES FROM MARIETTA
For Salei

House has eight rooms. fire place IN eaeh
room. and every room conveniently arranged
elegantly finished mantle faeing~ solid oak.
Outbuildiugs -Htahle and permanent Good
water Also - ACRES Of "a ei.fd, ''Er acres IN
fruit Of he finest varieties. The Marietta and
North Ga Railroad runs in 100 yards Of the
hou-- Thi- i v-ry q. siraule and beautiful
place i-I outside tire corporate limits and
: i'll be sold cheap. Apply at ! BIS OFFICE
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
HARDWARE, STOVES. AND TIN,
A Farm fer Sale.

Situated three miles from Marietta ON The
Powder Springs road containing Que hundred
and forty i've acres, ninety N which Is IN cui
tivalion. remainder woodland. There is on 'h'
place good two story dwelling with five rooms
smoke house corn crib, and stables, also three
good teuauI houses The place is well waterec
with number Of good springs ami wells toi
terms and further particulars Apply TO th'
EDIToRs Of this paper.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
misunderstanding County:

Where's II n. C Mathews, Administrator
e Robert Smith represents TO he Court N
hi r4,iti. IA ,uls fl al and en- cred on record
that Ire ha- f1li- H ministered Robert Smith T
STATE Ihi- j. III r-tore 10 cite all persons
e-rc-rn-l. Kindred I'D creditors to show cause
if ans ,h.v ef.r why -sid administrator should
M, d, Declared from his administ alton and
r.csiv4 lirle- al, iismi<sion on the first Monday
in p..,. nlb-r next. This September The
T.C. DUNCAN, Ordin ary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
NEW MILLINERY !
FALL AND WINTER!
Beautiful and Elegant Goods.
Mrs. e. F. Anderson

Has lust received new ami elegant stock Of
all the latest STYLES ct Millinery Goods -
Psssmentrv Trimmings Steel and Jet Frngrs
of fine quality cheaper than Atlanta prices, has
ba4p demonstrated. Silks and Plush-s Of all
shades 4 good line of e"rsets larger aud
better stock than ever bought before. Call and
see for yourselves. -
Mrs. L. +. AMBER SON.
Marietta. Oct q. ISL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
Jhe saaarirtta Soarnal.
ne WAS A SQUARE MAN, BUT
ONLY AGENT FOR his WIFE.

uE WAS A SQUARE MAN, BUT
ONLY AGENT FOR HIS WIFE.
Yesterday morning tall young
man of twenty landed ct the Union
depot with a bundle under bis arm,
and after thCee or four minutes spent
in getting bis bearings he walked up
Jefferson avenue and turned into q
clothing store.
DO you Wish to try ca some coats
and VESTS for dollar ? asked the
proprietor as he rushed from behind
the counter.
No, guess not. Do you deal on
the squareT
MY trent, dot is exactly vot :
does. vas so square dot | lose
$4,000 lust year. Can / sell you an
otercoat.for ten dollar 2
NJ, guess not. Here is an over
coat that bought four weeks ago.
Bought of me? 2
yes, | think you are the mau.-
When | got home We found that it
was moth eaten. can pick it to
pieces in dozen places
is dot possible 7 Und how much
you payY'
Eight dollars
my sthars! And What you want
nowH'
Il want my money back
'Vhell- vhell, My trent, am
sorry Tor you. You seem like an
honest man, and it vhss too bad
Yes, it was swindlo, and | want
my money back
Dear me, but l wish you vhas
here yesterday Let me explain to
you. You bought dot coat four
weeks agol'
Yes, four weeks to-day
'VheII, l had sold out to my cousin
Philip shuSt one day before. Philip
is no. a square man.
what have got to do with
Philip
Let ne explain. Ia dree days
Philip makes assignment to my brud'
der Louis. Lot Louis is a leedle off.
He would sheat your eyeteeth away
frOu you
ves, bat | haven't anything to do
W Louis
let me explain. Louis kept der
place a week, und he gif a shattle
mortgage to my fadder-law, and
vhas bounced out
Il don't know anything about that
Let me explain. My ladder law
vhas took nit fit and died, and he
leaf dis blaze to my wife. My wife
vhas gone to Europe for two years,
and she leaf me as agent, Now yon
see how it was. | cannot del you
who sold you dot coat. Maybe it
vhas Philip, maybe Louis, i'll ybe
my fadder law. 1t couldn't haf been
me, for ] vhas in Shicago. If you
hat dot coat Will write to my wife
She is square, sbust like me, and
maybe she writes back dot you can
take a linen duster and two white
vests and call it all right
this is a sneaking sUindle, ex>
claimed the young man.
Mamybe it vhas. Philip vhas a
great liar
IN 90 to the police
'Vhell, dot is all right maybe del
police vhill help me to catch Louis.
/ ahust found ond last night dot he
cut all der bind buttons off der coats
10 de store before be left
III you'll step out doors LII mast
your
'Vhell / like to oblige, but you SET
/ vhas only agent for my wife
Well, you'll hear from me again
and don't you forget it = said th'
victim as he went out.
Il hope col hope so. like t.
make it all right Ivhas only agen
for my wife, bat | feel so square do
take dot coat back for three dol,
lars if you vhant to trade it out il
paper collars. '-Detrot Free Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
Magnolia Cotton Gin.
We also do all kinds of
Carpenter Work. Bridge Building, &c.

Our shop and gin is situated between Can
ION and Alpharetla streets near The Methodist
church GUNTER, WHITE & co
Roswell Ga. Sept l, ISL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-08
For Sale.

JUST outside of Marietta. acres OF land
and good Two room dwelling with hall. VIII
be sold low down. Apply At this Office.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10
THE WIFE'S SECRET.

Can bear it ?" asked George
Chestertield's wife of her own heart, as
she inelt beside the bed, her arms upon
it, her face hidden upon them. "Can l
bear it---can bear it"
Then her own heart answered, You
can. for if he does not love you, you love
him." Aud she arose and stood
beside her baby's cradle
That morning letter had been
brought to her-an anonymous letter,
accompanied by a packet. The letter
ran thus:
Madam-A friend who does not wisf
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

The North Georgia Citizen says that q
county youth, 16 years old, was IN Dal-
ton on Friday last, who is doubtless the
largest specimen Of humanity ~ North
Georgia. for his age. He is SIX feet swo
inches high, weighs Us pounds ana ,
wears number eleven brogan boots, spilt
on the top, with a piece OF leather IN.
serted to make them fit. Ihat paper
saws: IF there is q county IN TINS
neck of the woods that can beat Mnrry
bow we would like to hear from H.
We know young man, MI 'ell
Chrisman, now living in McComb oltS
Miss. who, when he was Il years OF age
was 6 feet four inches high and weighe'
224 pounds. He is the son OF Jndge >
B. Chrisman, of Brookhaven, MISS an
was a schoolmate of the writer NeA'
| p. s. We havn't room in thiss issue t
mention the size of Jeff7s feet.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10
The Desoto Democrat says the people

The DeSoto Democrat says the people
Of Mansfield have displayed more enter
prise, in trying to further the interests
of the place, than any other town on the
line of the New Orleans Pacific road, Tor
which we are proud to say, that they
now have every prospect of being richly
rewarded. Many merchants and bust
ness men are anticipating removing to
this town, and as this point Will handle
/ the freight of y large portion OF Deooto
and Sabine parishes, as well as those o.
three counties IN Texas, there is every
reason to believe that it will be place
Of four or five thousand inhabitants
within the next few years, and Will DO
one Of the best towns in North Lonlsi-
ana.