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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08

sina religi6sa tankesatt var Littre
en- radikal tritankare, hvilken ON.
standighet under en- langre It'd for
hindrade hans upptagande i akade.
mien. - Manin att duellera griper
ater omkring sig i Paris kretsar.
Icke mindre an tire egde rum pa en-
dag under forliden vecka. - Pater
Hyacinthe sages ANNA bes0ka F1r-
enta Staterna i nasta september i
andamal att samla medel for den
gallikanska kyrkan.
sToRBR1TTANIEN.
Ankarliniens angare Macedonia
strandade b0rjan af sistliden vec.
ka pa ITlands vestkust. - Eft upp.
lopp egde den 81 maj rum Clon.
mel, Irland, hvarunder .pobeln ka.
stade sten pa polisen och soldater.
ma. Dessa gjorde derpa anfall pa
hopen med dragna sablar, och den
strid som foljde ssrades en- soldat,
en- polls och nagra borgare.% - [
Tulla nara Ennis Claird sagas sex
personer hafva blievit skjutna till
dods af polisen under ett upplopp.
Till Limerick ankommo den /
dennes underrattelser ,att tire poliser
blifvit d9dade County Glare, un.
der EFT upplopp, som uppstod med
anledning af en- utvrakning. Sex
Ton af upprorsmakarne blefvo. har-
vid arresterade men aterfngo sin
frihet mot bergen. Ryktet ON
polisernas d0d har sedermera blif.
Wit fornekadt. - Enligt sista cen.
sus utg6r Londons befolkning
3,814,571 personer. - Vice konun.
gen af Irland har utfardat en- pro.
klamation, hvari han f6rklarar ALA
folksamlingar andamSl att forhin
dra rattstjen att utf6ra regerin.
gems beslut for olagliga och tillag.
ger att ALA sadana skola med lag
och vapnad makt atskiljas. - Ut.
vrakningarne maste numera ske
med vapnadt bistand. Bitterheten
bland landtbefolkningen tilltage1
med hvarje dag, och afven regerin.
gen ar betankt pa allvarsamms
matt och steg. - Kabelangarer
Faraday .ilar ankommit till Pen
zance sedan den utlagt 6fver 900
mil telegrafkabel. - Enligt de sists
underrattelserna fran Irland paga
arresteringar hvarje dag af framsta
ende medlemmar i landligan.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08

IL. F. Pannell foljer alltid med SIN
It'd, och hans utsokta och smakfulla lager
ar alltid passande for arstiden. Det s'o-
ra lagret har ytterligare blifvit tillokt
med tunna undertrojor fran 25 c. och
hogre upp, SAINT en- ny sorts luftiga och
.helsosamma undertrojor for sommaren,
afven kragar och manchetter till en- dol
lar per dussin, Invita- och kulorta skjor-
tor, ALT till billiga priser och ALT hos j.
F. Pannell Ill E. 9TH st ., st. Paul. MINI.
(x--23).
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08
Sc hit!

Kom och Sc vsrt nya lagerlaf "summer
Underwear, det basta som nagonsin ut
bjudits i denna stad till foljande pris:
Skjortor och kalsonger for Is, IS, 40, 80
a rs cents; Invita- skjortor for rs cents,
$l.00 $1,25. ..
Rothschilds One Price Clothing House,
III E. 18th street, st. Paul.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08
Farm till salu.

En- god farm Meeker county, 81 mil
fran Swede Grove och ~ mil fran At
water, upptagande Isl acres, hvaraf SO
acres odlade och Is acres skcgland.
Coda abygnader finnas q farmen. Sales
med eller utan innevarande ars groda.
Narmare underrattelser meddelas af
G. K. HENRIKsoN,
City Hall, Minneapolis, MINI,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08

Den gamla platsen der man far sina
Ur och Juveler reparerade ar hos H. ].
Hansen, 148 E. Seventh street st. Paul.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08

F1rslag TILL ksrAo7sapd6ok .t00r so. 60. luth.
.tf6rsamlingar : Nora Annerito dr. utkom-
met pa transatlantic af Augustana-sy-
modem. Delta forslag utgor hufvudsak-
ligen det handboksf4rslag, som utkom
Sverige 1854 med atskilliga forandringa,
lampade efter f6rhallandena delta land.
Forslaget kommer att granskas af syno-
den, och dess ode ar salunda oafgjordt.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08
BOkanmalan. .

"H6gmodets Fangar'' af den bekanta
signaturen' A. L. o. E.. "a lady of Eng
land) har blifvit utgifven pa Engberg &
Holmbergs forlag, Chicago.
Boken innehaller atskilligt godt och
larorikt; isynnerhet ar inledningen bra,
i hvilken spokandarne dryokenskapens
och hogmodets ande i Tornet utbyta sina
tankar ON sina bragdor. Bada dessa an
dar aro farliga andar, hvilka bora blifva
kanda och afskydda af bade unga och
gamla. s@5s@
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08
FRANKRIKE..

Den bekante franske f6rfattaren
Paul Emile Littre har aflidit. Lift.
re var en- af medlemmarne fran.
ska akaderaien och utgitvare af en-
ordbok 1fver franska spraket, hvil-
ken betraktas som den basta man
hittills erhallit i den vagen. Till
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08

SToR PRISNEDSATTNING
haa just erhit hal it, POO mansdngter yle 1s oika %on
Kentucky Jean byxor for 81 kasa rs dusn anska
skjortor med kragar for 50 cents stycke.
Fna kostymer for manspersoner och gossar.
NEDSATTA PR!s j. G. EIMQUIsT, svensk handelsexped,
alld att fnna buken och hesar ALA vaomna.
Gl6m icke att g9ra et besok OAK HALL ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE, 300 JACKSON STREET, mdt
emot Merchants Hotel ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
FL. A. STEREJBERG,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-08

SKANDINAVISKA APOTEKET.
AXEL
aboan Jackson
Delta adta patga
akare
ALA skandnaka medner, bedda
Axel
anstad sarski
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

TOT catering to the reading public, ~ .
S S: IN any other line. We think it
I.gh time for oil classes to understand
sals matter and act in accordance with q
reasonable view Of the subject.
There arc a set Of "slarks" watching
every newspaper Office who no sooner hear
Tue c'a"k ofthe press than they rush into
tho room and coolly ask for paper as a
matter of right, and never think Of nav
'ng Tor one. They diAssct the news, criti-
CHE the editorials, tear to pieces every
'e"'ence' pronounce it all oh non.
sense end mot worth reading" They
arc systematic cormorants who have not .
particle Of conception Of the difference
between ses. d ksa. We heartily On.
dorse tho Bssse's sentiments on thi. very
important subject.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

seag o. ohe Newspaper Peeas
ll"at spend your cash Soe hrer and vim.
l'at bay your girl valentise.
-lyo"kers Gazette
And u y"a would d" the '.proper carer,
M'nd her Arrtrlass weekly i.a,ser.
-lls"st"M Cs1nrrrisl Advertise,
And ihc prolsr paper, " yos have The ,li.e.
!" "'"' ''"r, h the hr'"M Tim.r~.
-(DossSn Timss
Young man. rrtlect give Nd vesr s.iNe
" scnd your gal the Jissplccatc.
-(1tssr.oa Jis'r'sssss,
Al mistaken. Mail y hss r. n. Box.
rrSH. si''ins- W Svsss : kssx.
Lt-(1sxss siAiasa,
Nat u yea wish n seeoss salvslie,.
hrsd hrs copy Of ~ Naaiss.
-tesoass< Tsxas, NsItss.
Ard u 80 shssld forget y sssd n.
Nail Ne copy " ths ln1spsslsSt.
--(Brssoris Independent.
u Honc "f these shos(ld s~it her yievs.
Ne ssrc IL se'Ml the Galveston News,
-(0slveseoM News
!sat u her Joy YOU wish 10 enhance.
Leave AiI the Others aud AeMl the Advance.
-(Fort Worth Advance.
u you'd he paid with kiaaes sweet,
Just send her daily, the Standard sheet.
--lShrevepOrt Standard.
tsh.v II you truly would elate her
eend her tho PEOrlEs VixDsCAT0R.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

:, The American people are fond Of sneak.
ing o. themselves - 'sovereigns.' 1t ia
t,me ior them to assert their sovereignty.
Politics for tho past eight years has besn
I'ttie moro than . rebellion Of tho people
against their rulers, the bosses. In real
governments Of the people such Z state of
snsars " sbsard, and ought to b imnoe-
aole. Only dethroned kings spend their
energies IL Sighting usurpers. In : mul-
utode Of cases tbs theoretical seyereigns
Of tho country have retained onlv : no9i.
nal control Of their own Min. Tha
form Of popular government has been
preserved through acqujescence or rstifi-
cst'on, INT the actual rulers have hem
.ne machine e. Politicians and ring mana
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PE0nte'S INDICATOR.
Largest Weekly circulation in the State
0utsile- Of New Orleans.
Advertising rates on application.
Address,
PUBLISHER v1ND1clroR,
20. BOX 10,
NATCHITOCHEs, LOUISIANA.
Coo1ected via thk oMoe n hrut-elaaa stAa~
dob Department where III kincs q Jos Work
VIII DO executed With nealneee Al diapaanh.
VERY FAST RUN.
nsSs b tbs Special 1fal. earring On.
1e1ev aD1 Daullfan.
baltimore Gazette.1

The ride OF the two consulting physi-
clans to Washington must 70 into history
% one Of the most remarkable on record.
Dr: Frank II. Hamilton received the dis
patch snmmOning him to Washington at
h's honse, No. 43 West Thirty-secontl
street, New York, yesterday. It took him
only ten minutes to prepare for the TOUR
ney. He left the house at sbont O'Clock
with the remark that he did not know
| when the next train would start, but that
no wo9ld get carriage aud 70 to the fer
y % seae he would b rsaay 70 take it.
Inc despatch, which NJ beief. he took
with him. He fastened I'm carriage to
the Descrosses street llssy, where he
learned that the first train }hr Waahino.
ton was over the Pennsylvania Raft
road ct $40 O'Clock. It would arrive in
washington at 1920 p. m. Some time was
spent in inquiries ~ to the departures of
trains on other roads. Then he crossed
the ferry and entered the jersey Citv
passenger waiting room, whore he Wa re.
cognised while he was making inquiries
~ tne Pslace-car window. Superintend-
ent jackson. who was in his Office in an.
other part Of tho depot, was sent for. A
very brief time sufaced to make him
aware Of the situation. He hurried away
from III. Hamilton, and seven minutes
later the latter was rushing out of the
depot on special train. Il was $40 n.
m. when the depot master and the train
dispatchers received notice to be snrv.
Engine 9l5, one Of the hest of tho or1ii.
nary engines, with five foot driving
wheel, WAS hitched to . new Eastlake
coach, and at $40 it was run ont Of the
depot. The new Eastlake cosches ara a,n
emery remarkable for their high ceilings,
tne'r low and comfortable seats, and for
the elegance Of their panelings Of light
anstatned maple aud ssh. Each panel ia
carved after an original design. They run
very smoothly.
The freight trains were oil got ont IF
the way one sfter another on side tracka
IN time to allow the special to roar past
them without Stacking speed, but two
passenger trains delayed the doctor fifteen
mlnutes. He arrived at Philadelphia at
O'Clock, distance of 80 miles. In Tao
minutes. The engineer was A. Yandeprift
a = =, inc conductor Was H. w. Headly.
AZ fn'Iadelphia . stop Of but . few min.
l'tes VA made in which to change engines
and allow DR.: Agnew. to get on the cam.
rom Philadelphia to Wilmington, with, 4
'top ut Chester aud other places, the rln>
was made in u minutes, the distance be-
ing twenty-six miles. A dispatch had been
'ent to Wilmington for . brakeman. and
man named Humphreys was detailel to
make the train" At ST. tho snec;al
came doahing thrnn0h the c;%v a 49,
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10 eesd RFesshlax,

NO man can do good job of work.
Pse:cn good sermon, try lsw suit we'll,
a ... petlent, or write . good article
wen ne, feels miserable aud dali, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves., and
none should make the attempt in s,ch 4
CONDITION when it can be 90 easily and
e9 p, removed by little Hop Bitten
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Or last Wednesday afternoon, during ,
sudden thunderstorm, . lightning mn
struck largo pine tree In field belono.
Ing Mr.. 8. g. Faulkner, who resides al.oat
eight miles from Richmond. Hanover
county. At the time Mr.. Faulkner snd !.
number Of hands were working uear by
The report wa sharp aud loud. and
shocked several Of tho men. NJ. fanlk.
nor noticed that tho tr6e was Get on lro nv
tho Lightning, aud cent hands to clear
away TIE brush to prevent the fire spread
ing to his fencing. About twenty min.
ntes after the tree was struck onother
loud and deafening report was heard in
the trees, and on examination it WA "a.
certained that the fire had communicated
With shell which was lodged in the tree
during the war. The tree was somewhat
shattered from the explosion Of the old
companion, and the bushes near by were
cut down by tho fragments. No one knew
NJ the shell being in ths trse. This II n
NEST singular occurrence, and probably
the first where shell was exnlo1le.l Nv
Observation-Disclosures WhiR.
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~ Ihs .s1sssIssea 4 psepassa y Il N ki,ls A
Ca!vseSstiaS M Joining - W. shotesi ne1lse.
- 10 es.aelasa, wseksaa. like uasose. IA ~
sSo :. leeeaed Y N.lchilashsA ut vill r.
fsae q Sosssooss given. Tesns DoieesSe
Feb. Sly. mHNIApv
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LOST IN TIE ARCTIC.
Ioe rae q ebo 1oant Vollaaf>. ..l
v1stlaot''.1he Jeanoelte DeDeyel
70 % Safe.
(San Francisco Chronicle ,

nve days from PiOvef bay. Thronoh h.,
Omcers the sod intelligence Of the IT, LIZ y,
me whaling ships Mount Wallaston mi ~
v!g'lsnt, and oil on board, il rece;ved
Inc vessels belonged to the vhalins 6ee .i
o. 1917, and the last authentic inf,rm. :.
ton ~ to their whereaboufs VA. raS";..".,
ny t0e bark Sea Breeze, which arrival
neIe on the ninth Of November. 1870
which reported ~ having left them on ths
Wnaiing ground on tho seventeenth Of
october, ON which date the Sea Bree,s
sailed for home. Since that date yar;ons
nsve ceen the theories aud surmiaes ~ tn
Ing istS OF the vessels, the popular theory
oelng that they wero shut in by the ;oe
and, failing to get down, had driftsi
aotthward toward Wrangle Land. Where
hnd'ng safe shelter, they had anchonei
aud 1t would be only = matter NJ :. sho.t
time until they would be succored hv '. otS
Ct wnalers or by the Arctic search shin
sesnnette. Last year the United States
revenue cutter Corwin was dispstchetl
norm, lifted out ~ relief shin. to se.rch
1or the Jeanette and the missing vhalern
aild after . cruise of several months ill.,
Corwln returned without having discov.
cred any trace of them.
Capt: Kelly, chief officer Of the po,e
was called on at the Russ HOUSE lat even'
ing by o Chronicle reporter. and. in rsniv
TO question said: '"rhore i. mo dopit
IN the world that the Vieilant and Io."t
Wollastan are lost. While va vs ms. =.
cape North, on the Asiatic side come M.
yves came aboard and informed M that
last November they had discovered 4 sh;~
parity under tho ice and full of water
uniting about ut the mercy of wind and
wave. That on going aboard Of the ve..
e ~ toon1 M aeek stsevn vith vh.is.
and three dead bodies. Will IN AZ
cabin were the RENAME of other. vho h..S
poI1shed, IN addition 70 bomb nuna IN.
ca, etc. A bag Of American slver co;n
was Also found, which, with bomh nm nm.
portion Of box Of buml,. lsncea IA
sPy-glass, the natives brought sshors ~;+S
them. They also spoke Of the and ~ ths
ny!ng poboom being ornamented With \ |
Islt OF deer antlers, which proves CON.
clunvely tho fate Of the vigilsnt. - Aha
ws: the only vessel Of the whoie aeet
winch was ornamented with antler.. |
trophy which WAS won BY her harav crsv
10 soase rowing match. The bodies formal
on deck were much swollen, and had I'm. !
ca out Of what the natives termed hoxe.
oat what we think must have beon herths |
built on deck. Heavy weather ia s W.;
GENTLY been encountered, q the mi,sen. |
mast had been cut away. To tbe vest.
ward Of the Vigilant about eivhtv m;,..
dfifted another water-l logged WI rh;c1'
W. beyond doubt the ill.fsteJ ro ,.,s
Wollaston, which accomn.n;sS ths W.:
liant. This vessel tie natives si.o vi.;tssi
and The ssne ed scene Of death and dsso,
latton greeting them, they hurriedlv AZ.
parted for land, intending n viz koth
.sips again III. tho following Day, but = wind ,d
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ssScA u
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CLOTHING,
Furnishing Goods,
Farming Utensils,
Plantation Supplies,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND HATS,

Az II tpct every articls nssssa II ~ Hen,
~. u - tAs Farm, h asssmissa ~ y h ever
aesaswsd q ssdsrash by aay ether merchant.
Caah advances made ~ cesas.nssts 81 ooIA.r
q csN'sesy proslscs Liberal terms oasr.a 70 ii
psrchaAsrs u sssrchAsliss. The favse u witt 1,
asxissaly hspsA ssr.
Oct 9a-N.
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Ono day this summer we rode iifty fou,
miles ia . railway car, seated behind four
men who were playing with those avfnl
p!aythings Of the dsvil-cardx Thsv
played . little seven up, pedro and oocs.
sionally tri6e Of poker. We never hesra
. dispute. Their bursts Of merriment
occasionally ct some unexpected play -.
peatedly drew our eyes from osr 6ook
They never qnarreled and never callei
names once. After We got out It onr
station We sat ut the window and vatch.
I'd . party Of Young men and najdsos
playing crOquet. In fifteen minutes ve
ssw two persons cheat Successfully. W.
heard the one player who did not ehe.t
accused Of cheating five times, We hesri
four distinct bitter quarrels. We ham =
beautiful young girl ten two lioe mi :
meek looking young man three, and AMI.
y We esw the young girl throw her mallet
againse The lenoe 20 hard thet Il fIisht.
ei.ed . horss; tho other yesne A nosn.i.
ed her nallst % hard On ths esoand az
= Knocked The buds 81 On apnle tree
they both hanged into the hoaee n ai9;,r.
ent door. and the two youae IN looksd
aaeeptsh aud went OF after 8 drink. M
Why b this iIHawkeye.
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SIMON WINBARG.

nssere: 70 iniss.s hia friends Il thy Psrish ~
Cmy u Nsiehitochca. thst M has aenis ~. - ~.
49, q NJ. BU.x.s On S1aad, 8 MT 49,
ssaf 81 whSse - has jwat spssed fsG NJ =
PANm And FAMILY GROCERIES,.
waEn - peefafea h aeal, whaleAale asa rstaii
Jaly Sly.
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l.. Casl,al.i,

HAVING iusl vtunsA ftvm Nsv Ohlsa.. III,
large md wrti-sslsctrsl s(ock M "'''
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" AoV1U8 osuC0 = Wy0tos
mons se0eeneneon mcuAgerie on his place,
proceeded 70 al tho cave up, and planted
ns post soltdly 10 The ground sbove It. Ii
Y useless Tor ~ 70 aasale our readers ~
II. Staples b reliable man IN eyery M
tSca!sr; and whatever be ssys csa Be- de-.
ponded upon - stsictly true. But II Their
aro any doubling Th0mases, WHY. 'tdine
IT," tho fence.pOst II there 70 show for rs
lfany one questions the veracity Of thi.
strange narrative, Why, dog-goue it, the
whole matter il elinched by staples,
wrought iron ct thst snd wsrra.ted moi
70 pail ont.
Oar ffiead w. II. Gcsnlaad, Of tho Bos.
sier Bsssey, has, ~ It were, taken the
words out ofour mouth by publiahing the
following:
A MISTAKEN NOTI0N.-There are con.
siderable number Of persons Who ~
very nth, ifany Mes ofthe oost OH
Dor a eoaduoti1g . newspaper, and there
60 many aleo who bolievo Is = tAo An
q To editaeial ~ pablilhine ho1arnitx
T. seeve tn 1tse q cAasee. ~ ~
weah net think IT going into ueoerv
sems ana aekiAg u psspsis(ss ~ :
Doend q . efsa6af q sosne asticlea. viii
welk iate . rsinf1ng ollee "a "a - Z
p1blilhsb s1evisoe vioAsut evee 1880
ny esnQena1iao. 0fesussit ney1e =.
- e - ~ - paR1, hk ~ sen-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-02
DIR. MANK GEE.
Chinese Physician.
oFFICE-Chinrtow North u'Neil street. .
few doors below CLARK.

nR. MANK GEE BIAS IATFLy AssucIA.
IL ted himself with member oi the neii=
csl fraternity reesntly from Canton. China,
who has had 26 years practice IS royal Ihysi-
clan. This doctor has cEoire instietuss nnly
known To the highest mt dieai authority in tlr
old country, which feet the mcst r-lDsrf abif
cures All chronic cases OF both male and
females sps edily and permanently cured,
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureka. Feb a. 1851. feb 22-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-02

EUREKA LODGE. NO. I6. r. a A. ~
rT1HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Ell
/ reka Lodge, No. 16. r. A. NJ, will 's
held in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, on or b.
fore the full moon.
Members of sister lodges. and sojournin
brethren in good standing, are cordially inv
ed to attend. EVAN JONES, W. n
ALEX. d. Rock, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-02
SOCIETIES.
ST. Johns CHAPTER, Nu.

TyHE STATED CoNvooATIoNs OF :
Johns Chapter, No. s, r. A. NJ. will =
held at Masonic Hall, on the Saturday next sps
ceeding the pale Of the moon in each month
All Royal Arch Mssons, in good standing, 81
cordially invited to attend.
A. L. FITZGERALD, Il. T.
A. d. Rock, Secretary.
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LODGE. NO. :. X. or

MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVER
MI month, at Z so O'Clock p. NJ, ut its Cast
Hall, Ia the Richard Foley building.
All Broth er Knights, in good standing. a.
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
W. H. DAVENPORT. O. {.
@. II. CADY, K. Of r. and 8.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO hAlLr
WAY Stations will please procure ticket
AZ the Jackson House, or at the Fashion stApies
and leave orders to be called.
Bus Propristors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-02

A. q. HI.
MEET EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT
IN urday of each month, at their hsi..
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at IS,
O'Clock. THOS. MURPHY, President
PATRICK HASNoN. Secretary.
Eureka, July 10, 1880 jy20-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-02
Turn Out Your stock.

DETE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at reasonable figure by the
month, az his Antelope Springs ranch. II is
good winter range. and will take stock from
town every two weeks. returning them when
desired. ole-n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31
ORDIN ANCE

Whereas, The property tax payers Of
the Town of Alexandria have present.
ed petition in conformity to Act No.
ITO, of session of the Legislature of
1880, praying for certain proposed
amendments of said Town; therefore,
Be 1T Ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said Town, that
a special election be held in conform
ity to said Act No. ITO Of 1880, on
Friday, the 10th day of September, A..
D. 1881, for the purpose OF amending
the Charter of said Town, in conform
ity to said petition.
The ballots to be used at said cleo
ton shall have plainly written or prin-
ted on them, "For First Proposed
Amendment" or against First Pro-
| posed Amendment" "For Second Pro-
| posed Amendment or against Sec
ond Proposed Amendment" and "For
Third Proposed Amendment" OF
against Third Proposed Amend
ment."
Commissioners of Elect;on-L. B
Barnard, Jacob Irving and John J
Ferguson. Clerk-W. W. Whiting
ton,::Jr. IN
Ia, B, RACIAL, Mayor.
| Ce~raiaPvS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31
ARRIVAL A DEPAR1UREMA
orELoUsAs Daily. Due y a. a.,
! clock M, departs "a

orELousAsoaily. Due = a. =;
l o'clock M, departs 9 u
5 o'clock . NJ.
'naREvEPoR1-Daily. DTsfy
d az Ego o'olck P. NJ ~
aay at SOCK ?. NJ. !.
hED RIVER LAEpiNG kM.
every Monday, Thurssndy
DAY NJ 8 o'clock A. NJ parht
\ Monday, Thursday a,atu
$50 o'clock p. NJ. 4 erv
I EEsv!LLE Semi peeAs Db5cb
Monday and Thur>dat and
r. H., departs eversnef
Friday at 9 o'clock eev.
fARRIsoNBURG Sem &klt 70
gym cry Monday and Rrsnday
aud Thursday at RclTues.
WINFIELD Weeklh' eyery
day at 10 o'clock de
Tuesday at | o'clP
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31
WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN. 80 Rev.

-, Washington, u. ", "f''es
believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clsrgymeu or other pub
lie men to be led into giving testl-
monials to quack doctors or vile
stuffs called medicines, but when a
really meritorious article made OF
valuable remedies known to all, that
all physicians use and trust in daily,
we should freely commend it. l
therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the good
they have done me and my friends;
firmly believing they have no equal
for family use, l will not be with
ont them" --[New York Baptist
Weekly. g