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Times mua Places for Holding
C,Ourts - the First IudicinI
District.



In the county Of Tishomingo. on the ID Non
iay in January and July, and continue six
IN the county Of Aleorn, on the Sd Monday
efJanuary and July, and continue twelve days.
In the county Of Prentiss, on the 1st Monday
Of February and August, and continue twelve
days.
February and August, aud continue eighteen
III the county OF Itawamba, on the Cd Mons
Lay Ia March and September, and continue six
aAys.
IN the county Of Monroe, on the fth Monday
IL April aud October and continne twenty
fsur days.
In he county Of Chiekasaw, lst. District
la Mondays in April and October and con-
time twelve days; and in the 2nd District 3d
Mondays in March and September and continue
oHAEcERY COURT
Inths county Of Tishomingo, on the 4th Mon
days Of March and September, and continue six
days.
April and October, and continue six days.
Tnths county Of Aleorn, on the ID Mondays
e April and October, and continue twelve DAYS.
10 The county OF Itawamba, on the 4th Nom
dAvs Of April and October and continue six
DAYS.
In the county OF Lee on sue Isl mAnuays OF
Nav and November, aud continue twelve days
In the county Monroe, on the lst Mondays Of
March and September, and continue eighteen
days
In the county Of Chickasaw, 1st District-3rd
Monday IN May and November, and continue
ak days; and in the ID District 4th Monday in
Nav aud November and, continue twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT.
oKOLONA BEAT.
Justice Slaughter holds court on first and
Ehis1 Saturdays in each month Egypt.
Jusiles White holds court on first Saturday
At Okolana in the Court House.
Mayor B0dsnhamer, on the End and 4lh Mon
DAYS In each month at Okolona.
H0UET0E BEAT.
gusiics White sit on frat and third Mon
aays in each month.
BRAr No. 2.-Justice Steene holds bis court
Il Houika on the "a Saturday in each month.
BKkT NUMBER FOUR.
Juatiee II. 7. Allen, sit on the first
laturdays 10 each month at Meals Store, and
sH third Saturdays in each month at Bneua
Vista
Iuatiee {. Orr on ths lst Saturday at Bueua
Vista, and At Meals Store on the 2nd Saturday
In each month.
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The North Carolina Prohibition
lists we're run over and trampled out
Of sight yesterday, the estimated
majority againt their ticket reaching
40,ooo.-Memphis Appeal.
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Buena VIstn.

Preaching 3rd sunday 10 each month at
eaelocf. ?. x. by Rev. Q. o. kilgov, Of the
Methodist Church. Prayer meeung every
Thuradav night
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IIuiIt ns soon as Money Cnn DO
It-Change Of Name Of the
Road-The New Directory.
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A GENTS AND GsLNVAsszsn9s
~ Make f-am e25 m $50 Dor waek selling
goods for e 81. hihkOUi 8 co.. Barclay 81
New york. Send iortaer Catalogue and ialms.
Aug. 10 l5s0. lYr
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OiSoIOna Medical Association.
Meets the frsi and third Fridays Of each
month,
J.H. GREEN Prest.
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Arrival nnd Departure Of Malls
ERypt mail arrives every day, Except sun
dat " at IL o'cloek, and leaves same DAY q
o'elsek, r ~.
Frsm PillaboFo strives Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, At Z ~, and Leaves 2 p NJ,
sane days.
Ts Pontatoc, leaves Houston Mondays and
Fridays IS q. "a, and arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays at p.m
From 0renads 70 Houston arrires Wednes-
DAYS, Fndays and Saturday at p. ~, and
leaves Mshdayas Wednesdays and Fridays al
q ~. each week.
West foiut, arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays
Il II q. d. ard leaves A ,. m. same days.
Rates Of Commission charged for Money Or
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All sea-oost towns are veil alled
with summer visitors.
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VIII. YOU uELrEvE rTg

Woman's Best FriOud.-To re-
lieve the aching heart Of woman,
and bring joy where SORROW reigned
supreme, Is missicH before which
tho smiles Of kinge lwiudle into ut
ter insigniicanco this is the paeu-
liar province Of Budhe-ds Female
Regulator, waich, from les number
less cures, is spprcl nst-'F stylet
"Womau's Best Friend The dis-s
tressing complaint known as 'whitS
and variors irregularities Of Il :
womb, TO which woman is subject,
disappear Ike magic before this
wonderful compound Physicians
,e,--1sl Ia u
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NEAR MAEIuRA, Ga,
March 81. l8T0.(

Some months ago ! bought bot
TO OF Bradneld's Femole Regulator,
and used it in ny family with the
utmost satisfaction ! have recon-
mCnded &c 20 three families, and they
haye found it to be just what is
claimed The females who have
used the Regulator are now in per-
feet health, aud able 20 attend to
their household duties.
REV. II. B. JOHNSON.
DR.. J Brod6eld, Prop, Atlanta
Ca, Price, Sl.50per bottle Sold by
an druggists. aprI
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Beard Of Trade.
~ Board ofTraoe consisting Of the princi-
ne bssiness men ofthe city, hold regular meet
mrs Mtsonic Temple building "a Wednesday
IN sach uanth.
ELoN EzELL, President,
IA. MURDOCH, lsi Yice-Pres't.
TR. SADLER, End Viee-Prest.
A. BkBBtTF, Treasurer,
We. BERRY, Secretary,
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Master, Put DaFdsu, Fayette, Jefferson county
Overs'r, W. II. II. Durham, Lexington Holmes
Lecturer. b. B. Boone, Boonville, Preuiissi
staaard. }. B. Bailey, Lake Station, Newton
A. =, Jas. Williams, 0koloua, ChickasaHj
Chaplain. ID. b. Hill, paio Alto, Clay;
Treas, n o. Dixon, Jackson Hindsi
Sec'y, v. L. Williams, Rienzi, Aleoni
q. K, X. q. Galloway. Pontotoc, Pontoloei =
Ceres, Mrs. Mary L. Darden, fayettei Jefferson
Pomona, q Fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora, y, y. Robinson. Forest, Scott
LA. s. /" II. A. Aby, Port Gibson Claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS TX. CON.
IL. Afford, Jackson, Kinds county,
TB. Saith, Verona, Lee county.
TI1t 1torGranges OfChicixasaw
County
roarraxa WITH vnE EAMEs o. MAerEH AND
sEcKETARr.
Chiekassw County Grange, Ne, 40.
Assts 10 saturday in January April, suly'
ana 81. wIIsos, w.a.
DIV. redeu. Sec.
Buens Vista 0ranea, No. ls2, meets first
ssturdrri, each month ct . o'clock. W. D.
Couch. s asieri Wm. Ford, seo'f.
sodom Grange, No. a68,
ussfs az SATURDAY In each monthS
Iss. G. niahop. Master, John g. Porter, seey
socl0homa Grange, No. z0l,
Nests 2nd Saturday 10 each month.
n. Waal. Master. Geo. Dillard, see'y.
Atian.a Grange, No. 26Is
Meets saturday before tie 8id Sunday m each
mouth,
q W Howard. Master. j. g. Blues Sect.
Chuquaionchee Grange, No. 90.
Mssts saturday before the Ind SUNDAY 10 each
month"; e,
" addy Peden, Master d. ". feden5 see
Houlka Orange, Ne. 1885,
Meets Saturday before the 3rd SUNDAY u 70
sash moafh J. 7. Thompson Master h l.
Hobson, sec'y.
0kolona Grange No. 2l6.
Meets eth Saturday IN each month, J. D.
FrsEse, Master; W. 4. Dearing sec'T.
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TmE N. NJ. ). NRR.R.

shOrt Interview with President
Fred NVOIGe-Ihe STATES PoaI.
lively that the Hallway
Will be
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Omeers OF Mississippi.
CONGRESSIONAL.
q. s.. Senators-L 2. G.. Lamar,
0 j. 2. George.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
1st tDist.-H. L. Muldrow,
2nd % Van n Manning,
Ord H. d. Money,
lth o. r. Singleton
sth " &C. r. Hooker,
eth y. r. Chalmers.
STATE.
Gorsrnor-J. N. Stone,
Lieut.. Cow. III. Sims.
See v. OF State-U. c. Meyers,
Auditor-SylVester Gwin,
Attiv. en.-Thns. G. Catchingsi
Treasuror-W. L. Hemingway
supt. ofEd.-J. A. smith.
COUNTY.
sheriH-S. L. Wilson,
Chancery CIR. r. Modlin.
Circuit Ck.-H. 3. Lacey,
Treasurer-r. G. Lyon.
Assessor-J. +. Thompson
Coroner 4 Ranger. W. McName
SUPERVISORS.
Ist nist.-J0seph Read,
2nd ID. y. Johnson,
Srd q IT. r. Sadler,
4th d" r. l.. Bean.
Bth -. A. Lewis.
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City Directory.
Mavsr-W. A. Bodenhamer.
Marshal-B J Abbott.
aAtt0rney-J. W. Buchanan.
CLERK. $. Cain.
Treasurer @. NJ. Savage.
Registrar-H. B. Lacey.
Citv Assessor and Colector-Jerre Scale.
!. s. Cain, Councilman st Ward,
a N SaVage. 2nd Ward,
n WeCariey 3rd Ward, President,
G W Thornton 9Th Ward,
Al Housemau 9TH Ward,
TsR. Sadler, oth Ward.
Regular meetings the Argt and third Friday
FseuinTs IN each month.
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Appeal-Will you give the names
composing the directory2
Mr.. Woltfe-With pleasure, sir.
The name of the road has been
changed from "The Memphis, Holly
Springs & Selma" to "Memphis,
Selma & Brunswick Railway" The
directory is composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen:
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President-Fred Wolfe, of Ala
bama
Vice President--J. ]. Busby, Of
Memphis.
Secretary and Treasuger--Maxi-
milan Calm, of New York
Assistant Secretary and Treasur-
er-Jasper @. Grifing, Of Memphis
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HOusToS LoDGE, No. o., ueois second Satur-
day, at o'clock P. ~, in each moath.
n. q. sHELL, ". M.
T. W ScorT Secsv
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Iuatiee @. Orr on the lst Saturday ai Bueua
Vista, and At Meals Store on the 2nd Saturday
I n aaah rnnufh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-10

Z. JuDGE BRASNoN has been called out on
the question OF the, right Of Congress to
interfere in the matter Of railroad trans
portation between the States. He re-
CARDS corporations with a Jealous eye, and
W that their power in and out Of Com
gress has become Dangerously potent
He believes that Congress haa the power
to protec. the interests Of the people, and
cites the law passed in 1873 for tho pro-
lection Of live stock in transitu from one
State to another, ard the regulation Tor
watering, feeding and resting HRid stock
The DRIFT Of his argument is to show that
Congress can 80 take hold OF the railroads
as to prevent them from expressing the
people or trining with their interests. He
does not touch upon the points raised in
Judge Blacks recent letter as regards the
control Of a railroad within the boundaries
ola State by State legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-10

\t ANTEb-2O goo EXrfHIt
w CoAi Mihtn at Whe lias ~ ,, ~
panJ,s WORTH, on the Clt,eltn' " gifrf
and Whetli"g Railr ad ttomIrs ati' q
Ohip. We haze 4 large b ari'hS b0s" -
pf niAts maj viii accommodate On" tNt .Iy
Apply In person al / 4 works 10 Ny
WRterN siP flntNRdent s,e'dI Wrl.g.0S.
deaf
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The amount OF United States notes IN
the Treasury in excesS ofthe amount held
for redemption Of certificates OF deposit
was about 50 $50, 500 on the 8dof January,
against Sll ,0iO 900 on the lst OF December
and SIS, 4g5, 500 on the lSt' Of July. This
means that there has been Rn expansion
OF nearly $40, 1000, 600 by disbursements OF
greenbRcks from the Treasury during the
past six months, During ths came time
there has been q decrease Of 81 800 600 In
the Rmount held for the redemption Of
certificates Of deposit, This Is 80 much
more expansion. The banks have sent in
tho certificates and drawn out tho green
backs, which they have shipped TO
tho country, substituting gold for
them, or the certificates which repre-.
scented them, in their reserves, and for
payment OF clearinghouse balances. To
thesO items add the increase Of $33, 90O,'
900 in ailver certificates during the same
time, and We have a total paper expansion
OIL more than $50, 900, 600 in ak months.
This estimate assumes that the increase
in national bank notes has been balanced
by an Increase in the amount Of legal
tenders deposited In the Treasury for the
redemption Of bank notes-An assumption
which is not far from the truth, Such IL
the answer which practice returns to the
theory OF those who insisted that resump.
ton under the act OF January l4th, 1876,
would result in on enornous contraction
OF the currency, and general bankruptcy
and ruin.
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TIN1M TABIIC.
WhOgllnn and EIm Grove RaIlrOad.
AND REAL ESTATE,

As business generally looks n I~Aat'Srlng I have con.
rluded 10 continue the business In which | have been
long engaged, therefore OaSf nj service 10 Agent iof
the tale Of real etale IN ttoctsi for borrowing and
monty lot rem lag houses and collecting
rents. Money advanced on go0d stock, left 9Th me,
TfqIited roles de a. suction without additional
and hylpunetuaI paymentS. Hose attention
/ business aud an honorable 'iiort 10 promote the
Of customer, no q 10 merit A snare yoi pAltons
|. lR'lN, Agent, office No u twelfth street,
Exchange flank. de2O
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the election of Mr.. Smith to the State
Senate.
circuit court here, beginning to-day, toI
the heRIingoi chsIcery causes submitted
by consent.
lectures in this place, January 22d, on
"The RESPONSIVENESS Of Immortality" Tor
the benefit Of the reading room;
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CIrY REpuRLlcAN IICKEE.

For MayOf-JOHE FEEW.
For Guy ~Clrrk-FRASx FowT2S.
For CRY Srgsam-Tnos D. BESSETT.
For Superintendent Of Wdfer Uork'-JANEs hISnLE
For Sired CoaMis4ioasr-IoIM CLAIoR'
For WhdIJ MaHr-losErH FopsTTIE.
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BARRETT-On eaiurday, January s, 1881, a li:S9
y IN, REaRNIA, y~oungtat dtughEef Of JAaea T., ana
Annts saTI0tI, aEtd 70 mouths
Funeral FROM the TSsldtneo Of her parents, in Ben
wood, this (MOudayl afternoon at 1850 O'clock,
Friends Of the family are invited.
ADAMs-On Sunday Inomlng, January ., 1881, At
2 O'Clock, JEgTELsoa W.. adams In the S9d yeAI o.
hiSlge.
Funeral from tho TtlIdGlCs Of bis father, Ne, %
sixteenth street, this al ,rnOOu al? o'clock, Friends
Of the family are Invited. Intornsut At Peninsula
CoueteTy,
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DOR RENT.

N0MFORTABLE HOME FOR RENT
" pOVbrlJion April let, That yell Known Il,ri
.TOSidtnep, DO o. Ohio street, Gonial log 10 m,i4.
nishsd With water AID gts all In good o,Idio 4,
Lot 60Xl20j we'll 'CniSd and impruVel. Rent n I.
crate. Also for rent, PO'.e.s'on gwen Apillh, II,
NOte and dWelllpg, 47ARd 70 Eleventh llTstI IA.
quI Q Of ALI XANDER BONE, 1915 MaikCt sitt
GFanRle'H Block. is
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DOR RENT-FOUR OR FIVE C0V
T. PORTABLE dVeilirg hou e, on ID. I,l,t nm
talnIng fTom four 10 aeytn fOgmS, Al 10 "a ~
Apply 10 ROBERT CAMPBELL, No, II Penn use NV,
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A POCKET full Of money amounts to lit
tie when health is gone. To. enjoy LIE, .
good appetite, sound digestion and elastic
limbs, take TUFTS Pills, Then, II you are
poor, you will be happy: il rich, you can
enjoy your money, They dlsPel low
spirits and give buoyancy to mind and
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A CHApLINE STREET
At PUBLIC SALE,

BY virtue Of authority veslel Ia me a. executor Of
Tho will Of A.. Turner. deceased, | will sell Al public
auction at The front eOOr Of the Court House, oil Ohio
county, on
Saturday, Tho I9th day Of February, 1881,
B~sginnlpg at 10 O'Clock a me-, The pte1 iICa occupied
By w. lurt et at Tho time Of hij death, a. A residence.
ii iSSi M ia So a. y XIII stssS, IA stGs1aa. ~
the alley, and NFe conveyed 10 Mr Turner by deed
dated I'Cemhet 20, 1885,, and recorded IN the C1uhty
ClgtRt Once in deed book 70, taGes tIS6, to which
eetd attention 10 respectfully dir rted,
Persons desiFOls u purchasing are Invited 10 o..
amlne the prtmlsel. Possession GiVtn April /, 1851.
Terms made known on day Of sale of sooner b. ap.
plying e The undersigned. u. ]. IUuUs,
JIG HERVEY, Executor, Once IN TWSlilb Al.
AuCtIOnPef,
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NJ ANTED-ROOM Asp B'1e
w with a pIviie family Nt' h'Er j.
And h. .iibIn ihteo t0utre- of II h5ig f1''
JFNsa UtNr. 1909 N it sire
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-17

ODE ON THE ASSASSINATION.

A prize offered by q London weekly fol
the best poem on the attempted assassina
| tion OF President Garfield was awarded tc
| the author Of the following:
Veil, now, Q Liberty, thy sbluslling face,
| At this fell deed that thrills a startled
world;
While fair Columbia weeps in dire disgrace.
And bows in sorrow DER the banner furled
No gRaceless tyrant falls by vengeance here,
Meath the wild justice ofthe secret knife :
Nor red Ambition ends its grim career,
And expiates its horrors with its knife.
Not here docs rash Revenge misguided burn,
10 Tree nation with th' assassins dart;
or reused Despair in angry madness turn,
And tear its freedom from a despot's heart
But where blest Liberty so widely reigns.
And Peace and Plenty mark a smiling
land,
Here the mad wretch. its fair whitc record
stains
And blurs its beauties with bloody
hand"
Here the elect of millions, and the pride.
Of those who own his mild and peace full
rule;
Here Virtue sinks and..yields the. crimson
Beneath the vile unreason of a fool,
But Heavens hand hath stayed thee errng
ball.
T And saved a life as virtuous as rare:
Yet that such deeds a whispering world APP
Is Heavens mystery and mans despair.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-17
NUMBER 2.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Foreign.
Algeria is suffering from forest fire

4O40lSus
Algeria is suffering from forest fires,
| London imports fresh meat from Aus
tralia.
Smallpox has broken out at the mines
of Bramador.
Very Rev. Francis Close, Dean of Car
Isle, resigned that preferment.
| The King of Wurtemburg has been
converted to Catholicism.
Prince Frederick, uncle of the King of
the Netherlands, is dead.
Ratifications of tho treaty between
Russia and China have been exchanged
New Zealand has {; $50 poll tax on
Chinese, and New South Wales is going
to initiate her.
On the 14th of August the Car and
his family present at the great
races Of Tzarsko-selo.
At Mines the organizer Of the bull
fights has engaged women instead of
men to act as matadors.
The village of Reichcnback, in Ber-
nese, Oherland, has been almost de
stroyed by.a fall of stone.
Princess Dolgorouki, the widow of the
Late Gar, is now at Carlsbad, accom-
panied by her son, Prince Peter.
Baron Mayr, the Austrian Minister at
Washington, is about to tender his res
ignation on account of i'll health.
The Union mail steamer Teuton, with
900 souls on board, has been wrecked
near Qnoin Point, North Africa.
The island of Hilo, Sandwich Islands.
is in danger of being overwhelmed by
lava from the volcano of Mauna Loa.
Mustapha Bey, the. ruler of Tunis,
spent $4,000 during his stay in Paris.
He carried home 200 gold watches and
1000 pocket knives.
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Domestic.

The cattle disease has again broken
out at Jericho, L. I.
| Chicago has arranged to run all tele-
graph wires underground
There was heavy snow storm in the
Black Hills, September and 8.
Two girls at Danville, Va, chopped
off their fathers head wit al axe.
Delmonico, the New York restanratenr,
died at: Sharon Springs Oh Saturday
last.
Mole than 5000 Mormon emigants
have left Liverpool for America, this
summer.
Three Michigan girls elopcd with u
young man and wen. on Il tripartite bri-
dal tour.
! A Louisville mother advertises in :,
| newspaper for prayers for the recovery
of her sick child.
An official examination of the sewer
age and drainage Of the Executive Man
sion is being made.
California girl committed suicide
because her father married woman
who was her junior.
The White Mountain Indians have
committed horrible atrocities 35 miles
from Camp Apache.
A colored woman ut Montgomery, Ala,
attempted to light a fire with kerosene.
The usual result followed
A family of four people at Dubuque,
Iowa, became insane after the death Of
one of the daughters.
Over 100 lives were lost off the coast
of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
during the late storms
Three white and two Indian murder
ers were hanged at one time at Fort
Smith, Ark, September Q.
Over 5000 people are rendered home
less by the Michigan forest fires and 500
have perished in the flames
Three hundred and fifty birds were
killed by one stroke of lightning as they
sat in a tree at Owensboro, Ky.
Georgia farmer mistook his ragged
son for a scarecrow at distance, and
pIayfuly shot a bullet into him.
Quincy, ILL.,, has just experienced tho
warmest weather in fourteen years, the
thermometer indicating 10s degrees.
During Il fire at st. Joseph, Mo, wo-
man was so absorbed in saving furniture
that she forgot bcr baby until it WAS
cut off by the flames.
A note from her fathers counsel, offer
ing to conduct her divorce suit free Of
charge, was among the presents received
by a Philadelphia bride
New York newsboy has been held
for examination Oil a charge of selling
extras and representing that they con-
tanned an account Of the Presidents
death
Owing to the unprecedented 1routII in
Northern Virginia, water for domestic
uses has been hauled from the Rappa-
hammock III such quantities that large
mills are unable to do more than custom,
work while others have been conipe,led
to suspend operations.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-09-17

The researches of Prof. Flower, .Le
I,weli-knoSn English anaton.ist. show
some interesting results In relation TO
the comparative sizes Of tie heads of
different races Of people Tie largest
normal skull he ever measured had !.
capacity of as much us ao75 cube cent?
meters; tie smallest, belonging TO an
!hdlyl4nai oil the nearly extinct people
inilabitlng central Ceylon. mr,lsnrts1g
only 900 cilbie cent:lneters Tie farnesH
average capacity Of any human head he
has tonnd belongs to IL race of long, flat
headed people Oh tile west Coast of Atri-
ca. Although of small stature, the Lap-
ianders and EsfHimaGx have very large
skulls the average measurement of The
latter being :oi6. The Englisl; sanli. Of
lower Grades, 'neasnre i5s!a: l,e Japan,
csc, 14s6; the Chinese, 1tst: sils. mod
erll Italian. If75. tI,. ancient .rs,,tiau
1851: lie IliHdeo. 1895.
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An infallible remedy for Fever and Ague
is Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable
and containing no lninine. it is harmless
and sure.
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DONALDSONVlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
SEWING MACHINES.

m A. KINGSTON, dealer in all kinds of
Il . New aud Second Hand Sewing Ma
chimes, l55 Railroad Avenue. Needles, Oil,
Attachments and everything belonging to
the sewing machine. Machines sold, cx-
changed or rented on easy monthly pay
ments Machines given on trial. Repairing
a SDccialty
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

ID CAMEL. Agent for Louisiana Life In
Il surance Company, Mississippi street.
over Fernandez's barber shop. Policies SC
cured by deposit of a reserve fund in the
State treasury.
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~ KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
" Houmas street, dealer in Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Pro-
visions, Corn, Oats and Bran.