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ExECuTRiX, NOTICE. u eiiers
krss AZ i''sS';s the s.. s.ss;s Of ,sc oATa
Cha pmse TWP. sEyd& sssty, Fenn'a.,
having been srantsd 70 Ass usas<siknel, all
psvsous ksowis2 themselves isisbssu 10 said
" 80, vhils Asoas having claims will pfeseht
thss dsly salssesSs2sa tor pssslee,snt 70
kkihA y. kisEk
MsrsAs lsal, kxssusrix.
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Yves. Bowen is now running the
Blacksmith shop, on West Main street,
ON double time.
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Nat. Schambach's COW busted to
death, "for him." and the calf also
busted.
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RS colder than "Sam Hill" In this
vicinity, and the mountain wears the
same dress II wore in December.
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The festive frog will soon begin te
croak.
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The hous ewife will soon begin !,
hunt up the seeds and little onions.
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Giles Stevens, Of Indiana county Is
the happy father Of nineteen children.
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EHRIcHs' Fashion QuARrKRLy is like
the swallows i; it's coming proves that
sprine ls here in earnest, and that the
dreadful winter OF 80-sl has al
length receded into the psst, TO fur
niah firth . fruitful theme for fireside
discussion on many future winter
uieht
xhe Fashion Quarterly. as usual. Il
snli a toformatIon for the fair. n .eIls
t1on Nhet y buy and how 10 get II /:
eso oomlnr into vnxue /: and
ip(lone and price lIsta
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/ DNTNTsTRATIpS NOTI1lE !.

AT.sss.vs N sd,a,stssvstiea ~ ~ estate a.
hUArv Mpycs, l<sN NJ JAsksSn twp, Sus der
~. ~, dee'd hssetee xrsstsi 70 The undsf.
slessd. All rses<sns his!lsx tAsmseivss v.
ATE psyoe.s yhils tboee Asysns eielsos Asalas
ssii s;ssss IN prssss' ten ~ !! a! sSsss =
< ~. 81. ~, ". sS'sl' 'ss,sn {
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CHERiFF-DaviL ,,eichly of Gem

HEkiFF.-David Neichly of Cen-
~ tro Township, our friepd aud comptnlon In
arms soiclts the suiirpg-s of hs pelpl' Of his
county. for tho oti,s OF sheriff. Nr Rslch'sH
man, II tue pe,pls " ~ raiiy srol1i h's s'tni
jard, at tho coming prinary election they
will leat q faithful and Trustworthy servant.
FRANKLIN and lst LiHU. VI 20 h. DIST Y. V.
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= Large advertisers predict the most
profitable business for years.
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Hats and Caps, latest styles, at 8.
Oppenheimer's Ready-made Clothing
store.
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Yours truly
w. Y. LYON, Detective.

To the foregoing we would simply
add, that the letter OF exculpation IL
Mr.. Lyons voluntary act-that every
fair-minded citizen will deem 1t fair
vindication from the charge against
him-that he was mislead by designing
nen-and that we are the more ready
to absolve him from intentional
wrong-doing because he was the vic
tim OF misplaced confidence and un'
scrupulous men.
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COUNTY TREASURER -

n IOV N ItNA " ItT.N - w
" chooriully recommend TO tho Republican
party A y. Hoifrick. OF HEAVIER. as a suitable
candidate Mr.. Helfrick has business expert
ence-iu'egrity-andt IL In all respects M un.
exception ! man. He will make = Kind and
oblixiug of1cer and there IL no doubt about
his Republiosnisln.
MANY REPUsL!cAxs,
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liens OF Expenditures.

AUDITORS
=. <. M,uror county auditor fIloo
Daniel Dirnsnbach 100
n. B. MIdIloswarth l2OO
=, Ailemsn state auditor, auii'.
Tag stat" accounts Tor l-7p ao-I3 ~
PHoTHoSoTART's OFFICE.
r. l.. Hn,trr. Tor tscuty.ono
Patent Iudices a3s %
ID. r. Rhnal- for repair
iug stoves III
u mel Ei.cnh,at. for dockcts 900
\. a. CrIusN, foe tcaHscriblug
Judgment dusg"ts l6b0o
william N.uu, for Drckcs q 50
feos o; oince siOl-oo;O 90
jury COMMISSIONERS,
Henry liummol. fcesnr i'sJ as.o
Alvin A. Uisi, 80 is-;los
sHERlrr'S OFFICE.
Daniel Bolcndcr. ShcriI, tor fees
IN quarter sessions Tor the yoar
u. Bolcndcr. for drawing nud
1850 1900
Dsni-I Boiender, sheriff, for sub.
pueu'uK rnd serving sttacG-
niouts on witnu.'cs sni sun.
mining tai al'ain,n iJirITs De-
ceuber Term, lri) - hs-li5 -
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
II. II. Gr,mn,, foes Coz 1870 7iOo
n. II. GTiium tyr cIpcnsss In
frrret'ng out tie perpetrators
u tho kir'liartrlg ~ $50 % -92i 90
TRmisvRRt'S OFFICE.
FL Wnttsr. Tor nn'cttsi lauj
boob nnd OH 'l,l y al ~ m
I, l.. Iiuuer, fOr L'isar so -3l o.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
John II. VI lrtiu, br coy Of the
rights sul dI'i-, pf county
sud township on'c-s 400
+, l.. Hltisr, fjt R"gstraiion
books AMI Fiat Dap u 10
y. L.. Halter. fJreNbajrAtiol
book 10 D5
Reunen Drec-c. tur tax loans, l -
J. ". NJ, SeSlii, frr service
cpIr.ol ~ brnNf ~ tlr conn
T., On statH tax appeal case lJ2 NJ
l,p. hirsni, clerk, stliry, lN,l, 3hJ %
vhn htIuir, CummIns.OuCr -
DAYS ssryise rs %
john iteiiI c,m. II days sorvic's l'itn
H. ". Mctgoi, -" ~. %
l.. ". Myo.s" counsel % JJO.--il1T 81
a----
2Jp "a
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TREASURER Please

Onape John X. Iiuehe-, tfl., OF Kan,z, as q
candidate fur equity TREASURkR. Nr
Hughes II = sound Repnblioan u csretli bus T.
ness mar; gopl &C omtart and will make a
good custodian Of tho cosnty fumes
BEAVER.
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TRUNKS 1Funks, valIcss, at oppen.
heiiner'a
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ti7 IboSa

SNYDER COUNTY =. :.
We the undersigned Commis.
sioners, do certify thai the foregoing
statement j. true ANA correct Of the
disbursements for 1880, TO the best Of
our knowledge.
Witness our hands and seals this 9th
day OF January, A. -. 1881.
JOHN ROMId,
John RElTZ,
HENRY n. WETZEL.
Attest Commissioners.
j. L. Aurand, Clerk.
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READING Pa. April 4, 1881.
j JEREMIAH GROUSE.
Prothonotary, Snyder Cour

Prothonotary, Snyder County
MY DEAR SIR.-Amid the multi
plicity Of duties that press upon ine
and my professional and political en-.
gagements, | have been unable to
write you and though as busy as us
ual at this time. l have taken this
moment to address you upon mat.
ter OF personal interest to both of us
During my visit to your County OH
professional business last year,
came In cont act with people of al
classes, all Of them apparently friend
ly but some OF whone proved to be
designing persons bent on abusing the
ordinary civilities Of life, and convert.
ing them to selfish purposes. To this
end they abused my confidence and
this led to the trouble between YOU
and myself. What said about you
was based upon information derived
from what l then believed to be trust
worthy sources, but which l now be.
lieve were irresponsible and inislead.
ing. make this statement because Il
has been the rule of my life to make
acknowledgment Of any wrong | may
have done any person when | have
become cognizant OF the fact. In
your case | feel assured that ! was
wrong and do not hesitate to say SO.
This acknowledgment offer you with
the full expectation of answering the
charge you have legally brought
against me at the bar OF justice, and
without knowing what disposition
will be made of the case, and wit hout
fearing to meet you face to face. You
are ut liberty to publish this letter il
you desire because there is nothing
In 1t OF which need be ashamed and
which l will not1stand by in or out OF
Court.
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SALE REGISTER.

friday, April 8, @. J. Grouse will sell
Horses, Cows, Farm Implements
&s., in Rich6eld Juniatta Co. Pa
yaturday, April 9. John Meyer, Tanner.
will sell Farm Implements &c, in
Adams twp.
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A New TreaiMsnt.

The Golden Eirir Of Life, womierfh cures
II You have Consumption, and would
know thai your coush can he made loose
and easy-Heotio Feaver and Nights Swcais
checked /, ~ hours Inflammation taken
out Oi Lungs and air passages ~ sncs {;
that you can I've made to ea.n 3 10 .
pounds or hesiihy he.h per week 1 IN you
have Csiarrh, Dyspepsia. Sick lieadacbe.
Heart Disease, Liver Complaini. Nervous
Debility. seminsl weakncs. or srevma,
iorrhoeA. loss of sexual power In either
sex from any cause " yon have any
form Of nervous ~.shsess. losing Cash or
wsrting away. sud would kso~ of ss I'm
mediate relief snd eertain cure fcs maoy
OF the severest esses 10 q short tino
u new method With new agents ia fsiies
every body, invisorsie and make strong
and heslihy the nee. bopslsss esses, sea
this ont asd write st saes fer PAS,isilAre,
10 B. g. DISPENsARY, Berris sprrss.t
Mich. Jsly 22,'ss.ty.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE--Letters
~ tssts.satary on ths estate 81 Dlssa
0tibsst, late OF Middleerssk Tovnship,
Suydsr County dse'd havisa ken arsnt.
- TO tue updsvslxnsd, ell pei soas Wov In 4
themselves Indebted to said sststa are request
% 70 make Immediate psyuent, Willis thsss
haviug aistms will present them duty Autkseti-
ested for ssttlenientt 70
April 7. issi. Esscsiss.
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joe. I. Cummings fir tr tn.ctIb.
ing ami tnlklnt cory Of the
Ttstluiny In tho chseif tho
CommnuYCIlth. ". .ataei ErD
Rrl EmturGi Et iuvar triti
Dec mtar rIrm. IL. and SOP.
tcu,bor FERN, i,S0 1908
| WA T.. Schatt Crunty Suvcrln.
tculcnt, Hunu,l all iwahco of
teachers Institute. 1850 800
y. ~. Hurub"rseret. a. inquest
90 dead body Of 0cp Butts!g.
II 10
| !. II. Arnold iato Di.t httor.
ney 1000
| j. g. Shuinau. ". ~, Trips 10
I IrON"lyllio to 80 AaLlc iru
By order nf court 10 50
| A. VI. Smith VI. D.. examining
| tcmsiEs uf tie kiGtEio.s 33CJ
| !. , rhum,u, VI. y, examining
remains OF the k,nzlors sos
A. ~ ,Wnrtg, EeryiLH attach
ment Ou huul- {. G3J
!. W. utacsc, u. VI. Postage
stamps AMI nsrcntn ilsq lSSJ
VIA. Y. Lyon, IGunty Det"c-
tive Tor expenses Ia tsrrttt,ns
ont tho rpotrAior, OF the
hiEigier murder 25t1 10
VIM i.NJn, Courty Dctes.
tive tor hts services 1853
Lows T.. Pawtuv. ct AL ROAD
viewers. tees ia ruadry town
thips 100 20
Samuel Erb, ct al. premiums
PIT On Fox icaIps "a slndTy.
tUNnshils IS 3f-;7oTp
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BRIDGES.
Rennlnger \ Enierlipc, repairing
bridge at Middirlurg 10
J. Hnnuioi = Co.,, Lumber for
Longs bridge Tdl
JFrrmiah doJcr. repairing al
i.ong's br, 20 SO
Gcorgc I!srmau for hauling gray.
el tnlr.dtr ~ KtuH 80
Il, ;, k"ri,y rcphiciuk bril|, at
Kant 400
wnIu Arroaa.t, for WORK at
KAutg bridge leo
"a laGora, Kam1 b-idie as
J. ", Fisher, hansinS ~ kAntE
wm. ". Romig, hau.insA a, KAn,1
bridge 200
J. X. Husho., hsulins at kaai@
brligp las
Daniel Bpycr, Tor labot a, Boycr's
ir.ISc 90
uriah Wise, tnr r.paipiug aud
m1trriai ~ 1'yar's hriigc |3 %
Miles Whl'l, tor blcksmlth.us
at Srlin-srp.o bri iac SO
Wm. II. McC,rty, lbr lthor hnd
mltoriilIt ,ot'nagfpvc prll{r %
q. ". Keller, plank tor helms
grJv, bridge %
rl.l st : lih,sr,yS Orliis 400
:;ch1'h Bros Tor nail, aui hal!.
ing u Nsiidsiri'ri bridge 40
\. q. ulricn, rep..rlns Mi"cr's
hii.e %
z. : Kelley. suprrNruc,urc of
briito over MiGiivcretk at
Rlrt, 1915 %
z. ;. krcloy, deferred irterctt On
6,iisc Uyof i,id! crooa At
q. :. DAYS. dnf'-rsl in,c1n'. on
bridlc oysr M.Lii" 'ivA ~
kaniz SO
rs. kr.ley. extra work at
hr:>e o'cr Aiddcr,ck at
kant u 10
aver ~ Il!9'r'aN nt kHIG 40
q. W. gIy r.pdriuS at 5000
br.l", Mpnroc tuNuship 40
John r.Fi,Irt, hi iiiuf gravel
athbI.sg'. aul .It'a's - '.'t, | 90
ueary ilp5tcrip N, repairing ~
lIJorcF's Jfllgo II
|iitttu uuhDy, roptir.ns at
iouVor', I.Ii;s 50
lOh " Iciuhiui, requiring bridge
ovoi Pehn'S ofyoA at hra!LoT'
Hoiiica \ smith, Tor nslis and
splhol At dloss' aud heelOi's
b!iIxes SIS
N. =. foehror, r,psirlu; an me-
teIial at lover SG,lns2rUSo
blii.cs 1918
Jacob SuYisy, fr hauling at
lower Sonls1royo hriIIs go
Ferdinand sOnos, Repairing aul
m,lerlal Mt SOhe,' hrilss go
Augustus Arnold, rapniiIng Rnd
material At blahautJa5J S;vIa
hddao I1J!2
=. N. hissipycr, repairing at
liassinssr,, Driigs 2!5
John utcGnLbuTk, cIrpente.lBg
1T BJNcrsJN's Driil5 500
Il. II. kcnu nXor, csrp0nteTing
ut Bn~.rccN's br,d-c 80
HsGry trSLersor. Tep.ic!nI at
Gross Uri!ge 2J
samuel iiowcrsUS, for Cling
aprroreaes ~ U,i lsu at DJT-
oifoS's 500
Valentine Lsaisusltior, repair.
Ing At Sch0ch's bri7gs 2 20
llummol n co., for pitnks u
i.ong'ssnd Sellnszroye bridges 70 SIS
Constzbios', Justices' aud Nlt.
h--ses fees IN ConmOnSoa,th
llAHta.
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Auditors Report Receipts and Expenditures snyder County K
Jan. 1st to Dec. 31st 1880 inclusive.


ncol
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
LABOR ASSOCIATIONS.

We regret to learn that efforts are
being made to organize labor associa-
tions in this and adjoining parishes.
Labor naturally follows the auctua-
tions Of supply and demand. II the
demand forlabor is great and the sup
ply small, as a natural consequence
wages become correspondingly high.
II the contrary is the case wages be-
come low.
We remember well the time, q few
years ago, when work was so scarce
that our mechanics who were most of
the time without employment, were
glad to take work at almost any
price.
Happily the situation hasimproved.
They now have plenty of work and
they therefore set their price, which
is allowed them when their skill and
industry warrants 1t.
We cannot see where the first class,
reliable mechanic, for, instance, is
benefited by tying himself up with
others not SO skilled as himself, who,
nevertheless, expect to obtain the
wages which are cheerfully accorded
him.
Employers seek those whose work
is worth more than that of others.
Hence, men are rated by their worth.
Combinations formed by the work
lngman against their employers, dis
tarb the natural order of things and
tend to destroy that good feeling
which should exist between these two
classes, which are dependent one on
the other.
Strikes arrest work and generally
bring want to the door of the work.
ingman and ruin. frequently, to the
employer.
We hope that in the face of The disas-
trous yields of the present season, the
working classes will not further COM
plicate the embarrassing situation by
forming the labor unions talked of,
which are seldom organized by those
industrious and skilled persons, whose
labor is always in demand and COM
mands good price.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
IN MEMORIAM.

The 26th of September will longbe
remembered in Baton Rouge. At
daylight the bells at the churches,
iiremen's halls, etc, began their
mounful tolling, The stores, almost
without exception, were closed.
Black and white drapery was visible
ON all sides; at the Courthouse, Post
office, City Hall and ON the facade of
many stores and residences. Flags
at the Society Halls and landing, were
at half-mast. Services were held at
all the churches, of the white as well
AS of the colored congregations.
AT four o'clock, the Independent
Silver Cornct Band, from the Cupola
of the Deaf and Dumb Institution,
played funeral dirges and marches
out of respect to the memory Of Pres
ident Garfield. NIispah Lodge, of
colored Odd Fellows were out in full
regalia on our principal streets.
Though there was no parade, the
day could not have been better OBJ
served than it was. Baton Rouge,
, evidently, was in accord with the
whole body Of the American people,
in showing reverence to the memory
OF the murdered Executive of the
Nation,
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
JUDGE BARBIN ASSAULTED IN
OPEN COURT.

Wednesday afternoon, during a re-
cess of about fifteen minutes, while
waiting for verdict of the jury on a
minor offense, and just as the jury
were returning to the court room,
Judge Barbin was grossly insnlted
and attacked by A. Shelby. At the
time of the assault the Judge was
seated near tile clerks desk, and
when Shelby attempted to strike hlm
he warded off the blow, jumped to
his feet, and grabbing his assailant
by the throat, choked him back two
or three steps, and then striking hin
a heavy blow with his fist knocked
him down. The bystanders then in
terposed, everything was quietet
down and the Judge ascended th'
stand, Shelby was fined $50 and sen
teuced to ten daysimprisonment. ant
the business of court resumed. Ii
order to place our parish and peopl'
right and to prevent politica
capital being made of this affai
against us, we will state that A. Shell
by was at one time the Republical
sheriff of Grant parish, and at thi
time boasts OF being the only Stal
wart Republican within the limits Q
the parish. 0flate years he is yer.
much addicted to drinking, and seldom
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

Gov. Witz, owing to the advanced
stage Of the season, was unable to
improve his enteebled condition dur
ing the railroad ride he recently took
to Texas. He has in consequence, re-
turned to New Orleans. It is to be
hoped that the freshening Autumn
breezes Of his native State will once
again arouse him to renewed life and
strength.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers !

Mothers. Mothers. Mothers
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of yct,r rest BY sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
Of cutting teethi II 20, 60 at once and
get q bottle Of Mrs. WINslOw's SooTH-
ING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately depend upon
1T; there is no mistake about 1t. There
is not a mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. It
is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre-
scription Of one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. rs
cents bottle. [n61y
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

comes to town without getting intox-
icated. Last week he disturbed the
court and was sent to jail for24 hours
for contempt. This Imprisonment,
1t is fair to infer, was the cause Of bic
personal attack on the Judge. Col
fax Chronicle.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
at Bea119!

HAM SAUSAGE. One pound cans.
VIENNA SAUSAGE. One pound cans.
BROILED MACKEREL. Tomato Sauce,
canned.
SEA TROUT. 2 pound cans.
CORNED BEEF 4 and pound cans.
ROAST BEEF. 2 pound cans.
FRESH SALMON. pound cans.
FRESH NACKEREIl. Il pound cans.
TOMATOES. 3 pound cans.
GREEN PEAS. Crop Of 1881.
EAGLE MILK. Strictly fresh,
CROWN MILK. :"
DIAMOND MILK. Strictly fresh.
GREEN TEA. Best Gunpowder.
EvAPORATED APPLES. Light Color, fine
FINE CHEESE. York State and Gruyere.
SAUCES. Tomato and Worcestershire
RAISINS AND CURRANTS. Good quality.
YEAST CAKES. Irwin Brothers, fine.
CRACKED WHEAT. g pound cartoons.
OLIVES. 4 pint, pint and quart bottles.
TO arrive Tomorrow morning per steamer Il.
L. Lee, and for sale at Family Grocery Of
Sept. 6, 1881. JOSHUA DEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
SO REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN--From the planta.
- tation Of the undersigned, near Springfield
Landing on or about the 18th Sept, 1851, a bay
old, both hind feet white stiff in tho right shou.
der. The above reward will be paid for his de.
livery to me or at the Livery Stable Of Mr.. $. b.
Harbour, in Baton Rouge
,t BELTON WALL,
1w. Care of Smith Store, Port Hudson. La.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

bow Id reyerent submission To God,
trusting to him for the solution 0flifgs
puzzles and the teconciling AZ its con-
tradictioDs. Knowing that the Judge
Of al the earth will do right and that
the Most High ruleth In the Kingdom
Of snen and giveth IL to whomsoever
He will we llumbly pray for oill
country the protection and guidance
ofthe all wise Ruler, and earnestly
invoke upon the bereaved family d
the departed President the blessing
Of the God, who is the friend Of the
widow, the father Of the fatherless,
who setteth the solitary in families
and who alone In healing ministry
can soothe the stricken spirit and bind
the broken heart,
VII. N. MAIRUDER. Chairnlau.
WI KNOB,
I'D. WAX
I. j. BIRD
HENRY SCHORTEN,
ANTHONY BENJAMIN.
NJ GKANARY,
j. N. YOUNG,
j. w. JONES,
JAMES H. PAGE.
On motion duly seconded it wa
resolved that these proceedings b
published in the CAPIToLIAN ant
Daily Advocate, and that Gen. Leoi
Jastremski, President Of the meetin,
forward to Mrs. Garfield a copy 0
the proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned
LEON JASTREMSKI, President,
O. p. SKoLFIELD,
j. w. BURGESS, { Secretaries
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

HALL. $. G. BAND, Ration Rouge, I
September 23d, 1881.
Owing to death in the family of our
honorary member, Gen. L. Jastremski,
the band adjourned the meeting until
Tuesday, the 9th inst.
+. L, MCCoRNICk. Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
The Capitolian
ll! !s|I!lIt DEPARTMENT!
Is one Of the most comptetc IN The STATE

Is one Of the most complete in the State.
Il is prepared to do almost any kind of work in
this line and It's charges are hs low az those
Of any legitimate printing Office in New Or
leans. This Is no Idle boast, all we ask ID a
trial when the most skeptical will be con.
yinced Parties at distance will Hnd 1t to
their advantage to address us for estimates
w. A. LeSIJEUR.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

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Just received, full line n DO OH, SHOES, DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS and No11oNs, which Us sS o.
Be soldat prices that defy composition
Please tsks note of the following ss.@
Bernhardt l5- Button French Kid Boct NJ $500
Bernnarat io.6utIon g french hlq y noce IDa
2 DelnnaloI g ~. Duuon Amercan hld boots zoo
2 'DuIlon Lad.es, nd Gioves leooo 10
o-Dut9on Laoles - hd uloves (Oetser) LOO
Fine Rolled Gold Bracelets, different styles fom 81H u
$3.50 warranted to last for years. sl
Fine Ceulod Bracelets initiating coral and equal III wear
from 50 cents up These Bracelets are the latest nov
city, and are sure to give satisfaction
Besides the above, there is to be found at a. LEVYS
Store, an immense variety Of FANCY GOODS, which the
public is respectfully invited to and examine Goods
will be shown with the greatest pleasure 8ss
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

At BEAL'S.
NEW CROP PICKLES. Small Gherkins'
Bulk.
NEW CROP APPLES. 3 Pound Cans.
FRESH CODFlSH. q Pound Cans.
OYSTER SOUP. .Quart Cans.
FRIED SAUSAGE. 2 Pound Cans
Due here the latter part Of the present week
and for sale at Family Grocery Of
sant & JOSHUA BEAL
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

Pork. Bacon and Lard
You will find good stock Of Pork. Bacon and
Lard: also Bacon Shoulders. at the store Of
ANDREW JACKSON,
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
NOTICE TOCOTTON PLANTERS

WE the unlerslgned, proprietors Of Cotton
w Gins in the city Of BatQo Rouge, have this
day fixed the following ratesY0r the season un.
til further notice:
Gin for the Seed or 3.4 ct. per pound.
Baprinp and Ties. 40
Hauling, inside of city limits. .............. so
three miles. ...."........"..... so
SIX miles, ..'........''...'.-.... w
" every additional mile ........... 25
We would respectfully suggest tn the cotton
planters to bring their cotton to the Gins in q
dry state which will not only enable us 10 make
a better sample Of cotton, but will enhance the
value from one to three cents per pound, as
there will be very low price for wet and drty
cotton. Respectfully
j. 7. McK1TR1CK, Agent
H. S. .GIMLER.
ANDREW E. THIELMAN,
BARILLIER g. LANCE.
Baton Rouge, August %, 1881. 3m
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

New L0uislana Rice
Chioce quality, for sale at Famtly Grocery Of
sept6 IS JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

Pickles. Sauces, Olives.
Fresh receipts at Family Grocery Of
1une 81. JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

Coe0aI Cocoa!
Half Pound Tins, finest qs.hty, It Family
Grocery of JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01

+. L. MCCORMICK, Secretary.