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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Cotton picking il nov progressing rapid
ly. On the hill lands What little cotton
hss been made will all soon hc open. The
crop will be- gathered much earlier than
usual.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
s M.STf e., the GOLDEN
DAWN Or; NTH frf e r.

in this hir. through the dark valley, aud
IN the If, ctcftai. IS seen IN the best
thoughts of leading authors and sthular
amuu. whom nIr bishops Simpson. Poster
Warren. Hurst and fo>-, Joseph Cook.
Brrrhrr. Tilma-". pr. tnrrlr, pr. March.
DIR. McCosh, Dr, Crosby, br. tuSler, Geo
T. Prentice. p,.aH stanley. Whittier. Long
T. How aud others. The subjects treated
az Death. Immortality, Millennium and Se,
coHd Advent. I'M Resurrection. Judgment
IT," Punishment OF tie Wicked and the Re.
NItd rft the Ki.hi,fuu-. 4 rich feast await,
the rrAiltr 81 ihI- book. 1t contains ihs
graud,~t thuuch'~ Of the worlds greatest
authors. "u sui. uf the most profound
ui,rr>i to rN,.'( our. Not glrvniy hui bril-.
liant. There /, rui \ duh pa..r in III" Goot
Il j. absolutely without q titsf. Et"ty.
hnd, vii r.a,' T.. Sv.turl Teachers. stu
d,ut-, louu. Mcn aud Ladies. acting %
aErrt- Got this look Nrc mdkiag over si9
. lNouth. sell, fast. Que agent s.'lu Il
FIRST l. day., auu'h,r Is IN days. another
II ia enc dIy. aH"'hcr H. and 3 Bibles iHs
days. = l,ty SOLD . in IL honra. Secure Ter.
rit"rN quiri Also agents wanted ior The
beet Illustrated Revised New Testament,
and for the h,.' Family Bibles ever sold by
agents. Send I r clrrnlaIs.
l. ". Zll,CLEN 500,
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

We have received for publication, fn'
Late for this Issue. sa Interesting conna-
nication from n gentleman who has bern
visiting ths Blanchard Springs during thu
past week. 1t will appear in our next
issae.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

An upward tendency in nil kiuds of
grain and grain productions may hr ~.
p~cted. There is 10 Disgusting tho fact
that the grain crops have hrrn f'arfnll,
short.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The probabilities are that the election
Democrats and the Rra'In-ters. Most of
tho Republicans will must likely vote
with the Resdjn-ters.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
F. M. FREEM IAN,

(south west corner Of Public squsfsd
HOMER, La -.
DEALER in Fancy aud Family Grcscsss
~ Tobacco, Cigars. Provisions. -.
Shocs. Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, sc's 4.
and full supply If everything KEEP, ~.
general store. The custom Of the pu0'"
respectfully solicitpd.
Terms and prices liberal a.,
April Il. 1870 w.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

II Is said that not more than half crop
Of cotton and third "f corn will lie made
to the State of Arkansas this year.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Gitesu has made Application to lie rrlca'
81 upon bond. The application was refns-
cd
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Alexander H. Stephens Is engaged in
writing ar-piy to Jefferson Davis Rise
naa Fall Of the CeHfslcFaey."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
Sherif's Sale.

Page q Moran vs. T. Is. Wallace Ell als-lr
District Court, Ne. l0t
State Of Louisidnd-Pdri.ho Of claiborne.
Rl virtue of writ of heri facias is.
- sued 10y the Clerk of the District Coutt
III and for said parish aud State, IN the
above entitled suit, and to me directed, |
have seized and will proceed To sell. To
the last aud highest bidder. within the
legal honr- of sale. at the rrsideur, OF de.
feudan'' time miles south Of Homer, Gu
Saturday, September Sd. 1851,
the following described property. to wit:
IL acres of corn in the field: y acres cot
'"h' "he-half acr" POTATOES; crop scnppct-
hdffg grapes; 100 hunii-s fodder; 900 INN.
dies oats; one mnl-; one two-horse wagon
and harmless; head Of cattle; one SOW aud
. Pie', and : meat hogs
s"Id i"r cash, with the benefit of ap-
praisrmrnt.
}. H. VI. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
An:' a. ISL (pf 81 SOY Its
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Two companies have been organized in
Georgia for the purpose Of working the
river beds of North Georgia for gold.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The friends Of Arthur are reported ~
sAying that in case cf the death of the
President he will only consent To- di-charg"
the dates II that position until his sue
resssr can be elected Ly the people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Cotton seed oil ishcing used for culinary
purposes, and 10 .ait to be all excellent
substitute for laf.l,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Prof Sigh will or-u his .chooi9n Mon
dsy the 9th Of September.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Six mnrdrrcis will hang ut Fort Smith,
Ark, OH the 9th of September uc,t-aif
frem the Indian Territory.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The Police Jury will convene next Mon.
day.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

We are under obligations to Prof. A. G.
Calhoun, for valuable assistance rendered
iast week in the ahsrnrc of the editor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

East Of Homer there were good raius
iast week. As is usual Homer was sighted
tn the distribution Of this favor
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The Vienna Sentinel ha. eu.rr,1l upon
ats ninth volume. The S-ntin.l " = y,ssl
paper and has the interest Of Linc"tn PAR.
ssb and this section Of the State at heart.
Long may the Sentinel live and prosper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Tho health Of Gov. Wilt ~ SAID To- tr
very feeble. Some ofour exchanges speak
~ il his recovery WAS very doubtful
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The Grernhdckrrs and Republicans Of
Mississippi, have conhiurd aud placed II
fusion ticket in the field. iicn King
formerly prominent Democrat, is the
head of the ticket.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The price ofrnttnu * beginning to look
mp little. II nur planters r"uli get a
big price for their cotton it would 10 some
extent make Mp Tor the short yicld.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The Baton R"ug, Capitnlian ~ grs's thr
propriety of erecting monument :" the
memory of the brave nnd gallant flrurv
". Alien, the wnr Governor of Louisiana
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
TINE AND MONEY SAVED.
To Every Man Who Owns Cotton Gin b
Claiborne Parish:

WE have bought the Right Of WOODH
w rATENT GIN SAW FILING Ma
CHINE tor this parish.
TiraboYe machine Strengthens be nj teeth
a,L make. thu rounded ur needle point
and wifi file from 20 TO 80 saws per hour
NOR perfectly than has been done either
Il, hand or machinery. II is highly recon.
m,uded ty those who have tiled it, such q
Mr. Brckwith. Of Shreveport, who 10 gin
saw repaircr.
We will sharpen saws cheaper, better and
with more rapidity than cat be done By
hand. We guarantee evcty saw that We
.hn,n,t,. p0nMpN s SIIGH,
Homer. La.
August l., l--l. l;u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Gen. Wicham, the leading and most
wealthy Of the Virginia Republicans. hn-
declared hiusrlf IN favor Of tie D'mucrni.
10 nominrcs
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON
w. e.. PRICE.

ZINE CIGARS, old and pure Whistles.
l. fresh Lager Beer. 6ne Wines Of eyer,
variety. &c ~ the old stand Of A. Ward
nnIrf he big AHiberries, recently occupied
by VI. Nalle.
The patronage Of my friends and tbs
public generally respectfully solicited.
r.t. '" c. PRICE.
tcuVudTN Z. lS1 NS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
What viii the Result Bee


hands Of Vice President Chester A. Arthur.
A change 81 rul~t- Ia this government IL
not usually attended With any serious np-
pr-h-nsiun- Of forrboling evils. hut IN the
pr-seni instance, from the fact that Pr-si-
dent GarGrll' and Vice President Arlhnr
belong to Opposite aud antsgonistic wings
of the Republican party, ; riou. appr--
tensions are mAHlgrA that, shadld the
reins ofthc government fall into the hands
If the latter II will be characterized by
some radical change in th. policy Of his
administration. OTHERS think that such
approximations arr nufoundrd. and that
Arthur will ~ hear n, possible carry out
the LIBERAL policy aud spirit Of Gnrfrld's
administration which has, to n great e1.
teut, won the confidence Of the entire
country. We ARE pleased to note the fact
that many Of umquestionrd Integrity ard
patriotism hold Nr. Arthur in much
higher esteem and regard him us q matt
Of mnch higher order in every respect
10y men nf such character. Gen. Hancock.
for instance, has eIprvrscd himself IN
terms Of praise, and entrriains no fears but
bat til" government would he safe in the
haads Of Mr. Arthur The opinion 81 -peh
men, men who have had opportunities Of
knowing Mr.. Arthur, tends greatly to mod
A IA "a. Ia. IL
the now probable change Of rulers will he.
We have always regarded Arthur as
mere tool of CoHkiing and Grant, and
Thought that If he ever become rr.-iirui
Gtaut and Conkling would be- the iulers-
Arthur would 40 their bidding. We -x-
p'ctrd II revival Of Granii-m ard of boss
mains at the Garfield administration. 10
This opinion We nr' siill inrlin,d. u IL
our judg' nuni at What Arthur will 10
should he become President We have
never regarded Mr.. Arthur very fiv"rnb,.
but the opin on of mru who have had
much GREATER opportunities uf forming "a
'lucrs us IL hop" that We have been mis-
taken in our judgement 81 IL, man. There
Is another consideration which will have
il, weight in influencing Arthur e. ca1l
out the policy Of President Garfield. and
that Is the pressure f fHbitc "tnnou.
The expressions At sympathy Nhirh hayr
tftf M fittn
has shown that the admni>tri ton uf thu
N"nndrd President had taken deep hold
upon the Nmpdihlrs at the entire country.
Any change at policy wtil meet with gen.
mi Dissatisfaction aud ln,lIgnaiinn. 1Ai~
consideration will trhd To- induce Arthur
Z" continue the policy OF his predecessor
We earnestly trust IL" untIon MAY hr
SPARED the experiment. of Arrhut's irrrm-
III, President; hut Ia thu event he >hur.td.
"" han, ir III 't'"t "f ~ tag hliu Il ttif
u y before cnntrmuin..
r." f"tioNin frm NJ N,w O,I-au,
City Item may rr,c If iutcrst to our
r'a,lrIs:
'ThcrNcltrin, NJ IN ruttoucIr =, ia-hrcli
"coru,r" which has hcru utd, on August
dcly,ri'-. aud il which sonr If "ur lar
gr-t cott"u mrn II" likely {" lee severely
rIrEh' ring was formed io la, Hr fu.
irrr- "f this month. and ~ prices !, -. thu
spilii of speculation induced fee short"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

The Springfield Republican, the leading
paper Of the party in New England, says:
Vice President Arthur'- hr,t net, if by
sad chance he becomes President, IL Ger
tain to hr an endravor to persuade the
coHntty that there il 10 b. no break
brtwc-n bis administration aud Gen.
Grrirld's, Arihur's past, hl- tradirons.
and his associates may easily prevent
hi, accomplishing this; but he i, sure
Ia attempt II ut the start. Ii General
Garfield had died immediately after rccctv-
ing lis wunn,l the rfirt On the country
would have been more startling. but hi,
long illness aud his pathetic struggle for
life have lc-prn,d popular appreciation of
hi character and popular belief in hi,
policy. and departure from it would b- Il
gItni,r shock NOW than six wrrk- ago and
less Likely to lie att mlt,d IN the good IN.
trniinus With whl,h zen. Arthur will
begin. lnlu:tunat, even becoming
President dues NOT change man.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
First saturday In October. 1881.

the following dr,crh-d property, town:
The south half OF the nnrtb.as, or,,,.,
ard north half at southeast Quarter sec.
ton ~, township -. north of rnn,e- vest.
ltN acres more or less. situated IN th,. nan
'Sh 81 Claiborne, ~''ixctl ~ the property Of
SAM j L. orar to satisfy said writ of r,.
~ nti"n and ii "a.
Terms OF sale cash, with benrfit of an.
praisrmrut.
j. II. NJ. TAYLOR. Sheriff,
Ang. n. ISL (pfspA ,i.ta
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
Rcm ..th,c!ii.pmenfA
W. W.. FARMER,
Counselor In Law aud Equity.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor i'm
Chanrery,
Monroe, Ouachjta p rish 1 ouisisna

WILL practice III III" District. Circuit
w aud supreme CuuIts at the State of
Louisiana and 90 the luIird STATES. VIII
devote special attention To- the naint.n-
ance ut isgd! tax titles and to the annuI.
mrni of others.
y. B.-My resignation As 1ndgr Of the
Court 81 Appeal, has been forwarded. fo
take effect September ll,f. is, ~ time for
the October terms OF the T. = Di,iuct aud
flrcnst Courts and Ell the State District
Court, At M"nIor, Oct"hrr Ri, l--l. | in.
tent to- resume the practice of my prnir--
sion an strictly business mrihnd-. pnnctual
attention and prompt correspondence; 10
the ercfa''oa Of planting politics aud all
other occupations.
August p. ISL Aim
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
SheriH-s Sale.

state of Lo"i'iana, Parish of Claiborne.
thafr, Shea 4 Love, in liquidation. v.
}. l.. orrar, In Parish Cont NJ. 635.
~ virtue Of writ uf execution
~ III the above entitled cause, issued by
the Clerk of The District feuti IN and for
SAID parish, and to me directed have
,"tz"d and will proceed To -rll to the last
AMI highest bidder. within The lrgal haHts
"f sale, at the C"nrthOu-c door in the
town Of Homer ~, th,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restore. "a. Az.
Ns+-''s.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31

II "nF eeti' htitfBfS at the Guardian
would adopt the plan Of crr,litIng the
1kiBt NJ with the original items copied
from III columns, h. would be. spared the
necessity "f making explanations Tor mis-
takes, Ike the one. for instance, relative
To the sale of the Garriic To Mr.. J. r.
Walker.
Mr. Walker is or Authority Htbster
Irlbsse.
We did not copy the item referred Ia
from the columns of the Tribune We
wrote The item W. published without hav.
Ing the copy ct the Tribune L-furr u, aud
~ittn'nt making amy attempt to follow the
Hra' iH'tli.ittl ~ the Tribune We saw
the item ~ fb- TrlInm that Mr.. Walker
bad pnIcbAsri thr CARTE: this w after.
warls made = note II aud pnhl>ht,l. The
Tribune was oar authority simply for the
fact stated, aml not for the shape ia " hirh
IL appeared ia 'Nur columns. The item wa.
~ much original With It's. ia the form in
which IL al'prar,h in the Guardian. n. j,
WAS original With thu Tribune. ia the form
in which ii aplH-snd in itH coiumns.
When We copy We crviit, but Ia ,hi. I'm.
''suc" ~" neither copied nor ct~a"e.'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31
Policy.
Senator Beck, Of Ksntncky, In the event

Senator Beck, Of kpntncky, In the event
of the death If the President, favors the
-l-cti"n 81 rro,lcrstr Republican to the
ufice of Vice President by the Srrnte.
Senator Beck IL an eminent Democrat aud
stands high in thu council. Of the party,
and a. sHeh his opinion Is entitled la great
respect aud due cot sid-rutiUn. But. for
our part, W can ace no good rra~"r why
Republican ofany Kind shnuld lie elected
to any Office ly Democratic senate. II
the Democrats believe that the interest Of
the country will be best promoted 10y The
rule Of the Republican party, thrn they
bad better diShand as party and 20 over
10 the ranks Of the enemy. What nuy par.
ty i. to gain by placing power in the hands
nf its enemies is more than we can COM
preheni. The course advised il oue of
policy and not Of principle The Demo
cratic party has acted too much from pol
cy considerations To- the sacrifice Of pfinci-
pie. Policy ia good enough in its place.
hut when it comes in conflict with the
principles Of either men or parties, princi.
pie should prevail. ifthe principles Of the
Democratic party call for the course al
WEED by Senator Beck, then let his dNice
be- followed; bnt il it is mere stroke uf
policy and not in keeping with the princi
pies of Democracy, let it be d-rrgardrd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-31


uOHEH' Lac
HedHeSuay..-...Au 81, 1901.
--- 1900
A..
---------------------
Bonn. of our farmers hav. gathered their
WIN Nf' .-..----.
Prof stivh will or-I his school Oil Mon
a.y the 9th Of September.
Ci,esu ha. made npplicntion to I've rr1cas
81 upon bond. The application was rcfus-
cd.
Cotton seed oil ishcinr used fnr culinary
purpo.cs. md /. said to b. an excellent
subs,itute fer Lard,
Alexander II. Stephens II engaged in
writing reply to Jefferson Davis Rise
aaa Fall Of the Csafe.lcracy."
go, -,
Ark, OH the 9TH of September ucat--ail
frem the Indian Territory.
L " .''"''' '"',r "'' s"',' '"'"
tn the distribution Of this favor
-.----.--
" 10 MI" '"'' ""' "'"'e '""' NM "''"P
VI 'o''o" MI" '"''" W cor" WIN "' "'"''
------.-..-------
Two companies nave "''n "rgnh'hr" !"
"oo'R'" '"' 'n' purpose VI ""'N"'S '"'
''o' o'"' VI ''"' ~" "'''e'' W. gnu
Inc hca''h oil Gov WIZ - '"'" !" "'
very ieeo'e' some OF "''r 'N'hang''"p'ah
." u MS recovery WIS very ".'""''"''
w. ~. ,,1.r o,l;,,,,i,,. Ia p,of r
Na'no"n' LOT V"'n""'" ''''s''"'' rr"""t'"
'~' week III w" ""N'h'' ~ '"' '"''"r'
Tn. n,oh,j,io, h,,,r IN C.,r.,i, wa.
,;,sa In IN. s.,o,, which c,;,.d >, ms.
we ol'' submitting Tue P"'N'"h !" III"
people
Tn. .o,a;,io, os ,ho p,.sil.r, !. r.-,.
.,,,;.., ;,,a ,,., ....i... n
patches report MS e"heftioh StSh'tt ih'
proved
IT,. ,,.;,or. ., ,ho p,,,,t,,.t e,.r;o.,.
.,,,, .o,,. AMI nm ,I,,o., 1,;,, .,I au.
49,, ,,.,, ,,.,., .,., ,.,,.s,,.,,,
'ho'r VISIT
s e., w,.ha d.. ,..1;,.. ..,, ,.,..u,
>.,,,, ~, a.. v;,,;,,i. p.,,,,,,;....,,- H..
d..,.r.a ,;,.lf j., f,,or ., H., n .,,,,cr,,
,,,;,a.
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.,,.,. oC ,L,,, r,,.,,,l g., ...,.,,.. ,,,...,,.
.iu N,,;,,l ,..,...,,.
=, a.,;o,,, oor.,;,,,;oo.
,;,r, =, o,r ,,.,,,.r. ,..,,,, 600,
"a, o~;.,, ,,- ,,..ir ,o,,o,, :, ,,,,,, 90 -,.,,.
-,
The Baton R"ugr Capit"lian nsgrs's the
a., ,...t .,tt,., t,.,.
" Alien the vyur Gov, rftor nf uut. i1tu
--.-..-. .-.-----...-.
An upward tendency IN NIL kiuds Of
grain and grain productions may hr"S
49,. ala. ,,,,, or,,,. h,,,. H., ,,,c,u,
.hor,
Cotton picking il nov progressing rapid
ly. On the hill lands What ltile cotton
60. lin l.. .,,.a .h ii. ,
49,,
---.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-25

We overheard a conversation few
days since in which one gentleman, an
ex-alderman of the second ward, remark
ed, that our present city government was
the best we have ever had, that the pres
ent board of aldermen with our energetic
mayor at its head, was the best working
board elected for many years. The
compliment is certainly not undeserved.
If any of our citizens have visited our
beautiful Evergreen Cemetery within the
last few days, they will not have failed
seeing great changes going on there that
show healthy spirit of progress. Under
personal supervision of our city surveyor,
with a crew of laborers to carry out his
plans, beautiful carriage drives are lined
out over the grounds south and westward,
some of the points touched on the line Of
the railway affording beautiful outlook
upon the city. the river valley and the
blue waters OF our beautiful bay. Before
The white folds of winter shall have again
locked those beautiful grounds in their
embrace, spacious vault for the TEN
porary keeping of the dead will loom up
facing north on one of the avenues near
the center of the grounds. This is in
deed much needed improvement, a
convenience, we ought to have had years
ago, and an expenditure on the part of
our city board that will Toe called q good
investment by every tax payer in the city.
On the south east corner of the grounds
substantial and tasty brick dwelling
will be erected for the use of the sexton
and his family. This expenditure is a
good one also. The sections continuous
presence at the cemetery Will to some
extent put limit to the operations of
those ghouls who have for years plumber
ed graves of their floral decorations and
outraged the feelings of those, who in
their sweet affections for their loved dead
have almost become disheartened in their
kindly attentions to the memory. Take
it all in all, our present city government
deserves the hearty commentator of all
who take an honest pride in al that
tends to improve our city and bring it
up to what live. active and thrifty COM
munity ought to have.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-25

THE Commissioners entrusted with the
labors of establishing fair basis of har-
mony for possible equalization Of taxes
as betwixt the county and the city will
close operations this week. John Carey,
who was in the city Tuesday, says he
wouldn't give a fig for what town asses
sors will be able to learn from the com.
missioners figures. Don't think the
commissioners could see much of q
towns true inwardness in two days any
way. Strikes US the commissioners
found more in two days search than
some of the assessors found in q six
weeks assessment tour. Twas ever thus.
Strangers always see more in town than
the assessor does.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-25

The renowned Theodore Thomas
Orchestra is giving concerts at Schlitz' s
Park, Milwaukee, this week. To accom-
modate the large number of people in the
interior towns who would like to hear
this famous company, the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Western Railroad Com
pany will sell tickets to Milwaukee next
Saturday, good to return until the fol-
lowing Monday, at greatly reduced rates,
and have also arranged to have the 7:3O
P. NJ. train from Milwaukee, Saturday
night, held until II 80 to enable people
70 attend the concert and reach home the
same night A large number from this
city will take advantage of the opportu-
nifty to visit Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-25

JOHN p. HUME, for many years pub
Usher of the Chiffon Times, died on
Tuesday morning after somewhat pro-
tracted illness, aged 43 years. Mr..
Hume's first place of residence in Wis
consin was Manitowoc, where nearly so
years ago he learned the printing bus
mess in the Office Of the Herald. then un-
der the management of Chas. Fitch. He
removed to Chiffon in 1857 and establish
ed the Times, over which he presided IN
interruptedly until his death. He was a
man of many sterling qualities and his
genial nature made him favorite With
those among whom he CHANGED t. be.
He held the Office of clerk of the circuit
court in Calumet county for ten terms
an evidence of his great popularity among
those who knew him best. He leaves a
wife and SIX children.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-25

DR.. BLISS healthy pus, respiration,
but satisfactory to the people inasmuch
as they ara to convey an idea as to how
the President is getting along. II Bliss
were at the head OF medical signal ser
vice department and would hoist flags
and red lanterns over the wriggling az
atomy of commissary sergeant, people
might be persuaded to remain calm in
taking in his display of eocentricities, as
it is however, forbearance has ceased TO
be virtue with many, and the wish is
becoming father to the thought that Bliss
ought to be blistered with leather gun
loaded with buck salt.