davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Landry democrat., 1881-07-30

Soeau, Armogene. Sirty-four acres Of land
situated at prairie Mammoth, bounded
north by the estate of Coreil, east by Andre
Deshotels, south by Aurelien David and
west by public land. Amount of State and
parish ta'es for the year 1878, four dollars
and thirteen cents.
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Order OF Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS,
At Rules held in
CLERKS Office OF the Circuit Court.of Pres
ton county ON tho first Monday of De-
cember, $50.
DANIEL WHITEHAIR
rs. Tn T,yt}yy
EDMUND MESSESGEG ct al.
Tho object of this SUIT is to set aside
certain mechanics liens, in the cause
mentioned. ard tD collect from tho Board
OF Education of Portland district, the
Judgment of s. Of the plaintin, i'm tho
bill and PROCEEDINGS mentioned.
And il appearing that the deCodnant
David Maytield is not n resident of this
state, no is, therefore, hereby required
To appear here, at Rulos to he held tor
said Court. on the first Monday OF Janus
airy, next, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests herein. And, on
motion Of he plaintitf by his counsel, it
IS ordered that tho foregoing ne publish-
cd I'm "Thc West Virginia Argus."-A
weekly newspaper published in this
county. a cDpy-TcSt.
ldelll SMITH CRANE. Clorl,
JNo. BARroN PAYNE ATTY tor Pm.
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1881
B8Gp0G'S Weekly
1881
ILLTsTRATED.

This periodical by its able and schol-
arly discussions Of the questions of the
day, as well as by iis iilustIations-wh which
are prepared by the best artistic has al
ways eEcried p most powerful and benC-
fetal influence upon The public mind.
The weight OF ils influence will always
be found ON the side Of morality, enlight
eminent, and refinement.
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l.n1cao'as EH rJHns C1c awful
cold night colder 'nan two of tle COLL
s' nights c1n-p.l,'ca l1ater oam.l
1skI0s b1.I' an extra big fire 90 Doll. Iog
sio 90 keen warm, en- he kept a pIira
.r 'he wood unit. the Ianty was abal..
,l when % few persons Twin round
there aaw The light an run o. his a-s.s-
farce, they SOW H9skins satuu' FOO The
1st Of iho flames q stivrrin an 81 RIB
Hr Of bic han3a as though Doc couldn't
reg wrrmi when lnn sh9Dty was a.l burn
rf 10 aches they found BIN n the ru.ns "a
scHu on a b.r hickory IgV, frozen %
Hfh
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Surplus capital seeking Investment will
DOUBTLESS soon end employment In the
gigantic schemes now in process Of cor
summation. Il viii require some sixty
million dollars TO build the Panama canal.
about forty mliGus for tho Northern
Pacific railway enterprise, twenty millions
for the contemplated Mexican railways.
besides immense sums for railway extern
sions throughout the United States. "a
well as in England and France. Vast
sums will also necessarily be expended in
the wake Of these great enterprises, en-
ploying thousands of persons from the
over-populated sections of Europe ana
America.
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VIZ desire 10 call the attention of our
readers 20 The grand holiday offer Of tho
Mendclssohn Piano Company, whose al
vertiscmcu, appears elsewhere. This
company, oir.:s an $3.50 square Grand
Piano, stTiaged, u octaycs, in hand
some rosewood case. for only S2iS, also
many other styles Of pia2os and organs at
great bargains for the holidays, including
sheet music at e-third price.
These pianos, including Grend, SQUARE
and Upright, made one OF the finest dit
plays at the Centennial Exhibition, aud
were unanimously recommended for the
Diploma Of Honor aud Medal Of Merit.
The Mondelssohn Piano Co. ere the first
10 do a general business with the purchr
ser direct, saving him more than onc-half
the price charged by other first class ma
kers. This saying is made by doing away
with the agency aystoms, and giving TIE
people the pianos at wholesale or agency
prices
We would recommend any Of our read
ers who have any idea Of eyer buying n
piano or organ, TO send for their illustrated
and Descriptive Catalogues, which will be
mailed free 10 sll.
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COMMIssIONER,s OFFICE-

NyAA ~ is''lO -N1sit - We II llI.
KNGwooD, W. VA, Dec 8, 1880.
The above named parties will take no.
tice that ! shall, on Monday. the 10th day
OF January, 1881, at my Office aforesaid
proceed 20 execute the above mentioned
decree oI reference. del I
JOS. II. HAWTHORNE, Com'r.
JNo. BARTo- PAYNE, Coune el for Prn.
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HAP - Siatnncc sheet, .3r Hat = ear
The following ,e e ictsilcd account Of
MIR. uaycss personal ana family expenses
for The vcqr 1870.
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HARPENs PERIODICALa.

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OSCAR TAGGART)
IN EQUITY.

Referred to one of the Commissioners
of said Court, who is directed 10 ascertain
and locate, report the Location and partic-
ulGr description Of the lot In the bill men
TONED; also, 10 ascertain and report any
purchase money thereon remaining un-
paid from tho defendant Taggart To- the
defendau; Painter, and to this end, NAV
take proof and file the same; that he as
certain the liens thereon, the character,
ordersand priorities Of the same and re-
pOrtsany other pertinent matter.
An abstract from the decree-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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The lcading Scientists Of to-day
agree that most disease AFRO caused by
disorderct Niinoys or Liver II, there
fore, tho Kidneys and Liver are kept ion
perfect order, perfect health will bc the
result Iai- truth has only been known
Shor; time and for year people suffers
ca great agony without being ablo tO
IND rClei. The discovery OF Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks n
new era in the treatment of these trou~
bios. Madc from n simple tropical leaf
Of rare value, IL contains just tie Gle
mohtS necessary 90 nourSh and inVigOr-
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restore and keep them i'm order 1t Isu
POSITIVE Remedy for all the die
eases that cause pains in tho llwCr par;
Of tho hody-for Torpid Liver Head
aches JaUndi"c- Dizziness Gravel -
Fever, Aguo-M alarial Fever, and all
difficulties Of tho kidneys, Liver and
UriucIy OrgquS.
1t * an excellent and safe remedy for
oil aloS during Frequency. ] will cons
EN- McrStruration and is Invaluable for
cucOrrhoa or Failing OF tho Womb
As Blood Purifier 10 is unequaled. for
il cures tho organs that make the blood
READ THE RECORD.
I. saved my lie. -. h. LakcLy, SCI
ma, 4 LtJUH,u.
at is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar TO women. -
hOWcI MOgO-i5.C
at has passed scvcro tcsts and won
endorsements from some OF tho highest
medical talent In tho country, Non
lorE lYorid.
mo remedy heretofore discovered can
be held for one momont i'm comparison
with it."-ReU. G, 4. H0Ty, n. d.,
Washington, n. {.
This Remedy. which las done such
wonders, is pat up in the LARGEST
SIZE BOTTLE of any medicine upon
the market, and is sold by Druggists
and all dealers Mt Sl.25 per bottle For
Diabetes. enquire for WARNER'S SAFE
DIABETES CURE. 1t is positive
RomeIy.
II. If. WARNER & CO., Rochester, n.
y. OC3U, so
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The best machine for the
nee
9ci G
h'hn entire h
oil
the
table needed; o
had is sd
lightning c
lfi bis
o. orera
E richly one and W ports ore nickelraiel and ped,
The tci
rauin1 Of b
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ho
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Incidents "a ii,c Coltrt.I,ip o. IFnys.
uud Garfield.

Incidents "a ti,e Coltrt.I,ip o. IEnye,
aud Garfield.
The unusual scene which occurred at
the Union Depo. on Friday afternoon.
Nov. 10 in the greeting of President
Hayes and President Garfield, has called
up many pleasant gnd interesting menin
iaccnces OF these two men. Among the
rest is The following told and vouchad for
By a gentleman whose personal acQuain-
lance an intimacy with both Hayes and
Garfield is sunlcien, proof Of the truth OF
ihcstoTy. In the little village of Bedford
only twelve miles distant from Cleveland.
there lived, some thirty years ago, two
charming and attractive girls.
To one Of them President Hayes had
become an ardent sutton but the parents
Of the young lady had vigorously opposed
their courtship on The ground that young
Hayes was poor, and gaze cvIdcnco Of
hardly sufficient ability 90 warrant riskinr
heir daughter f1fHre Tie match was
broken oil aud ihe lady ia to-day married
and well known % Cleveland people.
The other young LAZY had received sorao
ttenN7l from yong Gudei5, aud wa
ven disposed % reciproca'e them Her
parents, hJvcvCr, objected 90 ih,ir irH-
macy given as the reason ~ lhcir cppoi
'0n The poverty &c Garfield and tha any
ia.0g but bright prospects Of biz future.
Tho mos. remarkable coincidence Of jho
rr'ship was lhat both young ladies lived
ina village Of not 1--WE hundred inhabitants
ud both refused two future Prsi1cnts n
the Joiicl States 5rceuae Of their poverty
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Commissioners Notice.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, So.
AT o Circuit
Court held IN and for the county of Pres
ton, on the 18Th day of October. 1880:
JOHN w. CONNER
as.
oscar Iaggart, Serena II. Taggart, Israel
Painter Summers McCrum am Pare
*. McCrum, tradng.and doing business
as McCrum & Son, Lloyd l.. McCrum,
trustee,
and
EMMA WARE
w. OK DrrtryO.r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
MONETARY MATTERS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street Transactions-The Latest Quotations
in Stocks and Bonds-New York and Bal
timOre Produce Markets-Lendon
and Paris Money Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with open.
ing, highest lowest, and closing quotations, fur
nshed by the banking house of H D. Cooke, jr d Co.,
1879 street, Washington, D. c.:
The stock market opened strong this morning, with
prices ruling shade higher. Although not as lively
as yesterday, there considerable activity during
Inc hrst part of the day and prices advanced 4@2s
per cent the latter d. & R. G. After this there was
downward move, led and started by Pacific Mail,
which declined on account of rumor that the COM
PaDy had lost of its steamships. This report was
not authenticated even at the time of the close. How
ever, II had depressing effect the market, which
was augmented by the report that large broker and
dealer in Goals had failed being short of stocks and
not having covered his shorts at the time of failure
This latter report paralyzed trading certain
tent and had weakening. effect AT the close three
fourths of the list shows decline from opening of =
@3 per cent, the latter Reading. The remaining
fourth has advanced from opening 1s@2i per cent,
the latter Central Pacific.
Money not quite free yesterday ct per cent.
As yet very little money is forthcoming from the
Treasury Department on account of settlements of
April interest still The money market remains easy.
Doubtless this may be partially accounted for by the
arrival of foreign gold, which during the past few
days has amounted TO 100000. The money, now
going to the interior from New York TO conSummate
April settlements will doubtless find way back by
the latter part of April and loanable funds should
steadily accumulate until the middle of the summer
at least Hence it is not very probable that viii
have any serious stringency in the money market in
the near future
Total sales Pacific Mall Is s0G Western Union $780,
do extended, Co., Northwest, $780, do preferred, 500
Rock Island, 6OO St Pau 29,4OO do preferred 100; c.
c. & L c. IG0O; Erie, Is. 500 Hannibal and Jo 400
do preferred, 800 Lake Shore, 600; New York Cen
trail 1860 Ohio and Mississippi, SOG Union Pacific 49,
800; Michigan Central, 1890; Delaware and Hudson,
33,OOG New Jersey Central. 2oscO; Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western, g., 800.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
Fiye-Hundred Dollar Boots.

There were four in the party, and in
a quiet discussion the subject of bribery came up.
Illustrating certain acts which he claimed could
not be claSsed bribery the Captain related lit
tie story.
al had been attached to gun foundry, and had
been kind to a firm who did considerable business
with us, not overly kind, but pleasant and agree
able in the transaction of business, and had no
doubt granted some little favors that assisted them
considerably. Upon being detached from the
foundry and ordered on sea duty this firm sent me
pair of hundred dollar boots, which ac-
cepted"
When the CAY tain mentioned the price, in an
ordinary matter of-fact tone, the other three
opened their eyes and glanced at each other in
credulouSly. Then the importance of the bribery
question was dispelled, and one of them blurted
out:
We'll, Cap, for heavens sake, what sort ofma-
teriai were those boots made OFF,
The Captain turned quietly to the spittoon,
elected installment of tobacco juice, and re-
sponded even more quietly than before,
LEATHER
'Well! How! Wh-a-a-t! was there anything ex-
traordinary about those boots?" asked the others
at was during the war; replied the captain, in
the same imperturbable tone, and then as tn three
remembered that he had been in the confederate
navy, three long-drawn "Oh-h's" were heard,
and they realized that these boots were as cheap
probably as they themselves felt at the moment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ballimore General sIsrket,

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Cotton dull; middling
l03lc. Flour easier; Howard street and Western
super S. 2594 co. do extra, 81 25@5 co. do family s. o
@6 2; City Mills SUPER s. 2594 co. do EXTRA 81 2o co.
do family, IS 25@6 5 do Rio brands Sc 81 Patapsco
family, s. o. Wheat-Southern quiet and steady
Western higher and firm; Southern red 81 1901 I9; dc
amber, 81 209l d: No. Western winter red, spot
March, and April, 81 1891 %; May, 81 1891 1915
June 81 1891 1ss; July, 81 Il asked. Corn-South
steady and active; Western spot steady; futures
higher; Southern white and yellow, 55c; Western
mixed. spot and March, 551s @55lzc; April, 53s<G55c
May, 53SG3J4c; steamer, 524c Oats steady: Western
(G4Gc Rye firm at 81 10. Hay quiet; prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, SIS O0d20 90 per ton
Provisions quiet; pork-old SIS co. new, SIC 25
bulkmeats-loOse shoulders and clear rib Sides none
offering; do packed 524GSsc; bacOn-shoulders, 6sc
clear rib sides. SIC: hams, ll@12c Lard-refned. lie
Butter quiet: prime 10 choice Western, packed, 800
&c; roll ls@22c. Eggs dull and weak at Ice. Petro
leum nominal refined, Is4c. Coffee quiet: Rio car
goes ordinary to fair, I0Gl2c Sugar steady; soft
S54c. Whisky nominal job lots 81 10. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer firm; cotton 316G l4d flour
Sd per ton: grain 6!d Receipts-fOur, 23IS barrels
wheat g. I05 bushels; corn 26I 1874 bushels OATS 32S
bushels; rye 67s bushels: Shipments-wheat 1O6,0lI
bushels; corn, 151 600 bushels. SaleS-wheat, lS6
bushels: corn, 2S7 59i bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
STOCKINGS.

1.-Two souls with but a single thought"
means that the parties thinking that they have
been single long enough.
kerosene, having done its duty in
campaign professions, will resume its old work of
populating heaven with servant girls.
The youth who gets shaved but once
month, yet does not try to give the barber theim
preston that he shavest wcc week can be trusted
with the funds of bank or Sunday school when
he grows up.
-"Oh, Mr.. Lingerie, you've got on your
freckled stockings p exclaimed sweet child on
the Ocean Hotel piazza, where that gentleman was
the centre of an admiring feminine group; and
Cousin Julia says they just match your complex
ion"
The Cleveland Herald having pub
hshed some verses entitled "Why Do / Sing" and
written by young woman, the Chicago Tribune
TeiOns that it is probably because her father paid
stocking darner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
New yorl f,euernI gIarket.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Cotton steadier sales, III
bales: upands 10 II6c Orleans 10 i56c: consolidated
net receipts 1926 bales; expors-Great Britain, S9G
bales; the Continent 1856 bales. Flour-Southerrl
quiet common fair extra q 7595 TO- good to choice
do, S ESQ., %. Wheat 1a@1c higher and moderately
active ungraded red 81 1S@S1 25 Corn 1a@1c higher
fairly active ungraded 56s@595c. Oats Lz01c better
closing strong; No 3. 4iac Hops quiet and steady;
ycarIings 12@lSc. Coffee quiet; Rio 10I4II3c Sugar
quiet and nominaly unhanged; Cuba Muscovado
&c; fair to good refining quoted 3l6G73Sc prime
&c; refined quiet; standard A, S@SGc. Molasses in
fair demand; Cuba, Sic Rice steady and in fair in
curry sarge. Rosin dull at 81 s0d1 s.. Turpen-
tine easier at SIC Wool steady moderate business;
Texas I435c. Pork held about 20c higher very quiet;
DID, SIS 121S1l 25 middes shade higher; long and
short clear S 60 Lard about l5c higher moderately
active ri $40 So Freights firm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
Proposals.
Proposals for the Removal of
Garbage.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, March l6. 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until u m. WEDNESDAY, April %, 1881,
for the collection and removal of all Garbage Refuse
Animal and Vegetable Matter. and Condemned Food
nom dwelling-houSes markets, hotels, and other
places in the cities of Washington and Georgetown
and their immediate and more denSely populated
suburbs in the District of Columbia the collection
and removal of all Dead Animals from said cities and
suburbs and for the transportation of all Night Soil
Garbage, and Dead Animals beyond the limits of the
District of Columbia for the period of five years from
July J. 1884, All work TO be done in accordance with
the regulations and requirements of the Health De
partment.
Form of proposal and information regarding the
service will be furnished upon application.
Proposals will be Endorsed proposals for Collec-
tion Transportation and Removal of Offal and will
be addressed to the undersigned.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
By order of the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia.
SMITH TOWNSHEND, NJ. D.,
ma2IM&W-5w Health Officer
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DIED.

MCCIAIN-D Departed this life Monday afternoon,
March IS at 30 O'Clock, MARTHA A. McCLAIN in
the SD year of her age.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the fI-
neral from her late residence, 1910 l. street this
Thursday afternoon, March 81 at Soclcck.
ASHBY.-March2 s 1884, of pneumonia. Rev. JOHN
T. AsURY formerly of Maine, aged 20 years.
Funeral Thursday, at o'clock. from his late resi-
dence. I5I3 Seventeenth street northwest. -
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LONDON, March 29-BOnds-four and halls I151SS;
fives, 1GIs; Atlantic and Great Western firsts 6S4
do seconds 800; New York Central, I51s; Pennsyl-
Vania Central, 6S5s; Reading, 32zzS.
PARIS March 2.-Three per cent. rentes Sif 40c for
the account. Exchange on London 25f 39l.c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
A SWEET LULLABY.
BY ED. BECKER.

sIeen, little babe, with saucer eyes
And hairless, glistening head.
Mine ears are weary with your cries;
pine to go to bed;
The catnip tea has given out,
The paregoric, too;
oh, dear! what shall do?
Oh, for lot of peppermint,
Or DR.. Jenney's pills;
I'd stuff your stomach without stint,
And end our mutual illsi
I'll hail the day when you are grown,
And big enough to frolic
Around my knee, in childish giee,
With nary fear Of collie.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers of Yesterday as
Recorded,
Mr.. ]. F. Olnstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY

OIio III
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Sampson street (scith Sidel near Fourteenth
street west part of Suhot 81 10 by 80 feet square %;
John r. WaggaElan 10 George Lee, nominal.
On Eighth street west, between ID and F streets
SoHll lot IL (2i by "a ee), squnte 4c5; r. W. Down
man et al, trustees, TO Esther Price, $50.
On sixth street west. T. street SOUTH sublOt a
by !OO feet square i7i John Van RswcS 10 John
GTanilH, 800.
On Sixth street west between and streets north
f OF los and 26 by IS feet; sruare ISIS: William
w BoarIniill trustee, 10 Julius {. Eastwood fl5Ql
On j street SOUTH near street west part Of lot IS
tJleel inch by ll5 feet square $50 George W Riggs
10 John Fitzgerald nominal
On street 50 Ith between Second and Third streets
east sublO 20 60 feet inches by II, feeil square 20:
Harriet B. Bates to Stanley PIunllncr nominal
On street north, Fist street east east In n
OF lot 16 S fseI inches by IU2 Eetl SQUARE IIa
kelley 10 John Grinder. $732 49, ''
On street north between Third and Forth streets
AcItuen, trustee, ~ Joseph y. Whitney soon - "
All oil square north of l02G, bounded by BorEdarv
ihlrteeIth and q streets northeast Abrr1 f Bark
10 Paul Stevens. 5000. e'
On Tenth street east, between G and II streets
:'iith sublot q (I9 by lO6 feef square I Mercy 81
Gray ct viz. 10 Angela ]. Castillo SI5O0 "
On Tenth street east between q az il streets north.
funio y % hE los feed square 3d. Messy 81 GRAY eli
VII 10 Mary Virginia Castillo, LIZA