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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

Last Sunday night Chief of Police Aus
tin, Of Shreveport, made sudden descent
ON colored gambling house, in that city,
and bagged no less than forty-three sable
manipulstors of the modern history of
the four Kings.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

Ex-Judge VIM. H. Robertson, took the
oath of Office as Collector of the port Of
New York, last Monday. Gen. Merritt,
the retiring encumbent takes q foreign
mission.
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Next Monday trains will begin to run
between Baton Rouge and New Orleans,
on the New Orleans Pacific road. We
congratulate the Capitolians on their con-
nectiOn, by rail, with the outside world.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

Five or six letters daily, are received BY
Secretary Blaine, from different parts of
the country, from persons who are ex-
tremely anxious to dispose of Guiteau.
There is no doubt that if he was turned
out Of prison, it would never be ascertain
ed what had become of him. He will
never be free citizen in this country,
that is certain.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish OF NatchitOrlies. {

AuIsNu u NHtcuIlHncR !
1t il hereby ordered that u special jury he
drawn and summoned in accordance with
Act. No. 81, Of 1890, to I've composed Of nine
competent Jurors for each of the lst and al
weeks Of the October term Of the District
Court, parish Of Natchitoches, for the trial
OF oil criminal eases, where the penalty is not
necessarily imprisonment ut hard labor. or
death, and the Jury Commission. il directed
to draw said special Jurics, and the Sheriff
to summon the same. Said term of the Dis
trIct Court tO convene gu the lat Monday in
October, 1881.
Done, ordered and signed In Chambers.
this 18th day Of July, A. b., 1881.
(Signed) ID. PIERSON.
Judge, 18th District La.
true copy.
CLERKS OFFICE, Natchtoches, La, July
2l5th 1881.
JNO. A. BARLOW,
Deputy Clerk, ID. G.
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TAPS Of the Drummer.

NATHAN MyER, the Hebrew drummer, from
st. Louis has come,
His friends wished to serenaile him with horn
and big bass drum,
But he demurred, and said it made him feel
very queer,
And if they wouldn't. he'd "call 'c,n" and
''set 'em up" in beer,
L was No sooner promised, than the deed was
quickly done,
And each and every one declared t was only
meant in fun.
Very glad to meet orr friend NATHAN
from that popular liquor emporium Of L.
e. A. SCHARFF, st. Louis. The fervid
heat of summer has neither decreased the
natural exuberance of his disposition, nor
the rotund profandity of his concorporosi-
~. He was cordially welcomed by bis
many acquaintances.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

Hessy Helfman, the woman convicted
Of completely in the assassination Of the
late Gear of Russia, and condensed TO-
death, has had her sentence commutoa u
penal servitude for life, by the rlli6s
Gar.
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Estray Notice,

sI 1s1!eI b before 6 g. me, the undersigned
q. g s;.sS 1'sss ss 'i :f s' :ss
snd two spite In right, appra;sed nv f.
Frederic and Pierre Simon; coniointlv viii
tie gnds,agaea guatipe 81 IT, Psscs, 1t
". q. gREAxsALE,
Ally ~ IT., q Wa.
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Notice.

A LIZ persoAs are hereby warned nss .
IA trade for, or liquilatc any Notes made
payable to me or my order, unless endorses
in due for~ by NY own hand, as 10 person
il, or was ever authorized by me to ssdsrss
or transfer such evidence Of indebtsdlsss:
MRS. j. p. CAMPBELL
Jaly 29A.
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NOTICE no SUIscmERa-Remit In Drafts on
NeW Orleans, Natchitochea or Post Office money
orders, or II unable to obtain these send money in
. RIelTERED letter. All money sent at the risk Of
the person remtttng. In event of subscribers de.
string their addresses changed send at once their
old q veil - their new address, In order to insure
attention.
An business and news lsttsrs and telegraphic
dispatches, must be addressed to THE PRoPlE's
VNDlCAT0R NATCHrTOCHEs, La.
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Justice Nathan Clifford, of the United
States Supreme Court, died at 9 o'clock on
the morning of the 25th, at Cornish, Me.

In Santo Domingo small pox is prevail
ing to q fearful extent. Parties are formed
daily for the purpose of interring the
dead.
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1t isa remarkable fact that, notwith-
standing tho close survilance and rigid
scrutiny, by Russian officials and detect
1ves, tho Nihilists recently held . Congress
In St. Petersburg, under the very eyes Of
tho government, and it WAS impossible to
discover ths place ofmseting. The Car
y living IN . state Of imprisonment, and
never permits but one person ct . time to
como into his presence. The life of the
.hsughty autocrat Of oil The Russias il not
an enviable one.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

Mr.. Domingo Santa Maria, has been
elected President of Chill. He is repre-
sented - . very able man, and bis cleo
ton is regarded by the Peruvians as "a
vorable to them. The new President is in
favor Of peace, and is disposed to be lib
eral about terms Of peace between the
two belligerent South American republics.
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tho execution Of these presents unless sooner dis
solved In the manner hereinafter provided Tor
property, may make contracts may receive granite
II land or personal property, aud shall possess all
the powers and PRIVILEGES which corporations aye
or may be by any general law Of this State, au'
tholizeti to possess; and said company. may ex'
s1c;.s its corporate power. WITHIN any Saa.' u '"e
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

The case of the alleged Italian bandit
Giuseppe Esposito, taken from this State
to New York, isattracting much sttention.
Some Of tho New Orleans papers proclaim
his removal from that city, an insult to
the State Of Louisiana, and demand that
her rights and dignity be upheld in this
matter. Most assuredly the trial for his
extrsdition should take place in New On.
leans, Of which city he was resident
when apprehended.
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Second Monday Of September, 1881.
Succession Sale.

S"ccessio" Of james +. Prothro.
DY virtue Of an order from the Hon. Dis
ID trict Judge, will offer for sale ut public
auction ut the late residence of diseased, Oh
DOsite ST. Mnurice on
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

The Americans are keeping up their
national reputation Is marksmen. Du-
ring . recent contest at Wimbledon, the
honor ct one thousand yards, was won by
Frank Hyde. In 1879, it was won by
Milton Farrow, and 1880, by DR.. Scott.
The Elcho shield was won bv the Enpliah
team, defeating the Irish and Scotch
teams,
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Welneslay. AUGUST ID. 1881.

all the movable property belonging to the
Succession Of James f. Prothro, consisting
Of ! Mules, Horse, 10 head Cows. 2Oxen,
| Wagon. and lot household furniture. as
per inventory.
Terms Of Sale:
Casll-tor what it will bring.
MRS. A. A. PROTIiRO,
July 1891. Administrative.
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sent of three. !m,"h- r. Tho stock represented at
such meeting and IN cas-. al s,,!i dissolution the
liuudstor shall be conducted by three commission
ers elected by ballot at such meeting. At the
termination Of this charter the liquidation shall In
conducted by similar board Of three commission.
ers, to liz In the same way elected at general
meeting Of stockholders convened for that purpose.
Thus done and passed at my office in the city OF
NatchitOchcs in the presence Of II. j.. Brrazeae
and John A. Barlow lawful witnesses, residing in
this city, who have herenO signed their names a.
slch together with the said aplDeanrs and me,
notary VM the day, month and year herein tirst
s::ttrn, after reading the whole
lib. WALMSLEY,
W. W. BREAZEALE,
j. H. COSliROVE
H. \. WALMSLEY,
$. W. KlLE
NJ. II. CARVER
Attest l.. CASPARI
II. j. RKEAZEAl.E,
JNO. A. BARLOW.
GEORGE w. KEARNEY,
Clerk 18th Dist. Court and cx Otlico Natary Public
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of NatchittAhcs.
Having examined the within act of incorporation
and being Of the opinion that the purposes and Oh
jects Of the specified in said act Of incOrp
ration are legal and that none Of the provisions
therein contained are contrary IL law, ! Do hereby
consent to and approve the same.
Thus done and signed ut the city of Natcl,itO
ches in the Parish Of NatchitOches State Of Louis
lana, this 9th day Of June, A. d. 1881.
ID. T.. SCARBOROUGH,
District Attorney 18th Dist. Ut Louisiana.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish of NatrhitMhrs. (

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish Of NatrhitMhrs.
A special non-.|"ry Term Of the nth Judi
cial District Court, in aud for the Parish ri
NntchitMles, il hereby called to convene
on the
Second Monday Of September, 1881,
at which, term all business not requiring the
intervention Of Jury will be- transacted:
and the Clerk of said District Court is d.
rccted t" give notice Of said Special Term.
in accordance with Section l93! of the Re-
visc,l Statutes.
Done, ordered and signed ut Chambers, this
18th day Of July. a. d., 1881.
(Signed) ID. PIEKSON,
Judge. 18th District. La
true copy.
A. F.. LEMEE.
Deputy Clerk.
July G-jt
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Article 9....Capital Stock.

SECTION /. The Capital Stock Of this Corpora
ton il hereby fixed ut Five Hundred tn" '1''
Dollars, represented by Five Thousand share Vi
one hundred dollars each, with the rght 70 IN
provided, that said corporation shall l'e organized
under tue interpretations herein named ~ whom
Hugh b. Walmsley, Winter W. Breazeale James
H. Cosgrove Henry A. Walmslcy, Stephen W.
Kile, aud Marshall H. Carver aud Leopold CasPari'
shall constitute the first BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1888. When Fifty Thousand Dollars
Of tho Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
tho Board Of Directors are authorized to COM
mence the construction Of the road ami to carry
out the provisions Of this charter to enable them
to do this subscriptions to the Capital Stock shall
he due and payable ~ herein provided for when
this amount has been subscribed.
SEC. 2. The time and manner Of payment TOR
stock shall be such a. may be determined by the
Board Of Directors Provided, however, that ~
call shall be made Of more than ten por cent on
each share ct any time and thirty days must elapse
before another call can liz made.
SEC J. No stakeholder shall be held liable ~
responsible for tho contracts or faults Of the Com.
pany in any further sum than the unpaid balance
or balances due the Company Oh shares owned by
him, nor shall any ipto,1nalities in tho orsanixa
ton have the effect Of annuiiing this Charter or
amount Of his stock subscription unpaid.
SEc. 4. The stock hooks shall be kept at the
office Of the Company, whence certificates u stock
shall be issued to the subscribers. but no transfer
Of stock shall BE- binding upon the Company until
made nlon its stuck hooks, and no stock celtii-
cate shall l.e issued except for full paid stock.
subscriber to pay the instalmenta on his stock IA
required the BOarl Of Directors shall have the O
ton, after thirty days written notice, to the le
quent, Of FORGETTING his stock, or the amount pre-
viOusy paid thereon, aud no stakeholder shall
have the right to vote while IN default.
SEC. 6. All rules relative to tho declaration Of
dividends VI divisions Of profits, a. well N the by
laws Of the Company, shall le made by tho
Board Of Directors, but said rules and BY laws
shall he subject to repeal change or modification
by the holders Of q majority Of the stock OF the
Company at their meeting.
SRC T. The dOmicile Ut the Company shall be
the city Of Nstchitoches, and citation shall be
served there on the President VI the Company, or
In hiA ahsanca Oh thu vice: prenilnnf
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

Messrs. ZUBEBIER e. BEIAN, the great
glOcers and merchants of New Orleans,
possess an energetic agent in our genial
visitor, Mr.. .JNo. GILL, who has again
made his appearance in this locality.
He came not a. the conqnerors come,
To the music Of the stirring drum,
isut with sound a. entieingly sweet,
As when two laughing brooklets meet.
Very glad to SEQ him looking SO robust.
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NEW AovERTloGMG(lTe.
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3 ~. ~. ~ "a q. :: S7G5J93 ..sEs
! al!ylsS T. - 4 No. 7siaB!!.E|
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DY virtue of an order and decree of the
ID Hon. the District Court in and for the
Parish Of NatchitOches. / will sell at the
door of the Court House in the city of Natcli-
tOclps on
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01

4 KIND INVITATION. Those OF our
patrons who are indebted to us on sub
scription, for Que, two or three years,
or for job work are most cordia ly invi =
ed to call and settle their accounts. 1t
takes money to run paper and print
ing office, and good deal of it through
out year. All expenses for paper,
material and work, are cash items and
must be promptly met. In order to
enable us to do this subscribers should
settle up every year. Tho subscription
price of the journal is low and we do
our level best to make 1t rs interesting
and useful as possible.
Come, friends, call to see us on buSi'
ReSS. We very much need several
hundred dollars, and it we get only
approxim ltely Whit IS due rs we have
plenty and to spare.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01
Local Department.

Lancaster Almanacs, English and
German, at the Journal Store.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01
A Fight Led by Rival Salocn-
Keepers.

CINCINNATI, November 22.-A tive
days battle between two factions of
countrymen, led by rival saloon-keep-
ers, has Just ended at Fishers station,
Indiana. The fight continued night
and day, stones, pistols, knives and
pool balls were freely used and Benja
min Couch was beaten TO death by
Hamp West, a saloOn-keeper. West
WAS afterWard beaten to pulp and
Andy Farrell, saloon-kecder, was
horribly mangled. Thirty-two others
were.woundcd, some fatally. One man
was fJand in the woods at midnight,
dead. There is n reign of terror in
town and a Sheriff's posse found Far
rell, bloodstained beyond recognition,
patrolling the street in front of Lis Sd
loon armed with gun.
A FRIGHTFUL FALL.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01
RaLLEFONTB LETTER.

Bellefonte, PI., Y ". 3)th. 1881.
| HEARD-That Mr.. A. Walter and
Mr.. Frank Bowers1x were pressing
some B1llefon:e bricks on Saturday.
That We may not lave any glass
made here after all. The management
have said the COST Of sand, owing to
trouble in getting it, would not pay
them to manufacture it.
That the uail works are to be rushed
on to completion at 4 lively rate.
That Fort Spangler is pretty we'll fill
ed with boarderS. This speaks i'll of
our morals as county.
That Millhein merchants do not ad>
vertiSe in the JDrauE as they should.
It's true; and the worst is they don't
see their mistake in neglecting it.-Eil
That the management of the Brock
erhoff House. Changes hands, Jan. lst,
1882.
That Mr.. AL Mingle is suffering
with troublesome boil that insisted
upon taking up its abiding place near
one of Caps optics, causing said mem
Der to appear in ministerial dress.
That drummers consider our mer
chants without a single exception the
safest in the state.
That the Centre Co. s new building
is not nearing completion very rapidly
That the Court H)use ring is prepar.
ing some of it's members for that sta
tion in life where he who would live
must do some work, inasmuch as most
Of them will be requested to step down
and out Jan lst. Good bye, boys. You
have always acted on the square ant
we all wish you God speed in whateY el
you may undertake.
That Mr.. A. K. Runkle who i:
one of Lyons stanbyS is seriously ru-
minating upon the joys incident to {
favorable matrimonial alliance and, M
Providence preventing, thinks tha
when the roses bloom again he will b.
the happy head of first class donluS.
That Prof, J. T.. Meyer is doing
good work as Asst. Principal of ou
schools.
That our town has been blessed e.
with travelling shows of all kinds thu
season. ~
ARRIVAL OF New GoODs.-Th
journal Book Store is filling up with
new and select goods. Just received /;
large stock of heavy Envelopes, Paper
Fine Papeteries, Novelty Book Straps
Penboxes, Shipping Tags, Paragon Pei
and Pencil Cases. &. The finest ant
cheapest stock of Vases in town at th'
Journal Store. Additions to the stoc
are coming almost daily and in a fey
days the variety Of Holiday goods a
the Journal Store will be the larges
and fanciest in the valley.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01

People hereabouts express their
opinion very freely, and in quite
variety of forms, on the state of wealth
er.
Thursday last many thought the day
was ugly some said it was tremen douS;
Adolph calls it graSdm; Col. Adams
pronounced it ridiculous; many more
thought it was bad for the season.
Mr.. levin Of the popular Phila-
1elphia Branch Clothing Store, Belle
fonte has 5ust returned from the east
ern cities with tremendous stock or
new clothing. If you wish to spend
the holidays in a becoming manner you
had better at once get yourself one Of
his fine new suits, which he sells lower
than can he bonght at any other place
in the county. levin can rig you out
for triflin0 sum of money in such ex-
quisite style that your own wife will
hardly know you on your return from
Bellefonte. Give him but half chance
just to see what he Will do for you.
--DOLL 4 MINGLE the enterpris &
Boot Il Shoe dealers in Bellefonte keep
full stock of everything in their line.
Any possible style or kind OF boots,
shoes, slippers and overShoeS are there,
and their prices are rs low as the low
est. Give them call and you will
find that you can fully suit yourself
both us regards quality and price.
Cap" the Junior partner of the firm,
will treat and serve you III best style.
ct
Busy AS A BEAVER.-NeighbOr
Frank 4 lister is at it hard and heavy ma
king about the neatest and best dress
shoes ever seen in this section. Frank
is an expert in the business, has lots of
work and more coming, and what we
particularly like about him he makes
real bona f}e effort to aveid the com
mon fault Of shoemake ers. If.
r. Il. ACCIpENT.-There was
considerable wreck at Coburn station
last Saturday. The morning train ar
irving at that station at about O'CLOCK,
y. NJ. consisted of three truck cars,
loaded with prop timber, in front of
the engine and several freight cars be-
hind. The intention was to get the
truck cars also behind the locomotive
by running them on the main track for
which purpose they pulled down below
the switch at kerStetter's. Starting
backwards from there at a rapid rate
the trucks were detached from the en-
gine, which ran on the sidetrack. The
rails being cold and slippy the engine
was thrown off, Only one Of the wheels
remaining on the track. 1t plOwed its
way between and on the ties from the
cut up to Perry Stover'S grain house
when the three trucks instead of being
on the main track followed the euglne
and run with great force ictO the
same, caving in and demoliShing the
front part completely. The collision
threw the cars crosswi5e on the tracks
making pieces of the rails aud ties. AS
far as we can learn no person was hurt
seriously. 4 wreck train was sent for
at once and arrived on Saturday eve
ming, when the road WAS repaired and
cleared for tire passage Of regular
trains
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01
News Miscellany.

The Colongue Cathedral has been
finished, after 635 years work. There
is still hope for the Washington mon
ument.
The official report makes the total
population Of the United States 80, l55
1873.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01
A FRIGHTFUL FALL

Five years ago, at the age Of 20 years,
II. NJ. Zarn, a native of Laurelton,
Union county, Penu'a., went west To
seek his fortune in the mining regions
Colorado: lie AMI his partner, Jay
Craft, were working claim called the
Shamokin Lode on Slate mountain,
near its summit. They had nearly
completed their contract and were pre-
pairing to leave fol the winter and
return to Pennsylvania. In going to
and from their cabin to the tunnel they
had to 60 along narrow path that
was cut out and wound up along the
side Of the mountain. At one place
the path was particularly dangerous,
being only Is inches wide and nOtched
50 as to afford foothoid. On one side
was the precipitous mountain and on
the other frightfal declivity of 1900
or 2000 feet. There had been a crust
of snow for a week or 50 about the
summit Of the mountain, making it
very dangerous to walk the path. In
going along the narrow and dangerous
defie Zern missed his footing and
went over. He tried to grasp at some
thing but couldn't, and he continued
his fall for 1890 or 1000 feet tin he
reached the foot Of the mountain, dead
and crushed almost out of human
shape. Mr.. Craft c)ulI lend Nd help
and could only stand and gaze with
terror upon the horrid spectacle
SeliHSgroUe Times.
DR.. Rothrock of Middleburg tes tiff
ed that he believed that Emanuel Et-
finger died from the effects of a dose
of poison, and the commissioners had
him dug out last week and his stom-
ach taken out for analysis. The object
we understand is, If he committed
suicide, to invalidate his conf sSion as
evidence before the board of paIdons.
Schuylkill county, left his home on
Sunday, and not returning friends
went in search Of him. He was found
in dying condition on the mountain,
and is believed to have been waylaid
and robbed
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.-Mr.
John D. Squires, of Lewisburg, was
recently stricken with paralysis at
MahanOy City, where he was visiting
He is in a very critical condition. The
case is peculiar one, as Mr., Squires
is young man
Burglaries and robberies are OF daily
oc curreuce in the towns and rura
districts of central Pennsylvania. 1t il
the duty Of the citizans to keep close
watch on all strangers who appear to
be with out any particular business and
it should all the time be borne in mind
that an easy address and good clothe
are no guarantee of honesty.
Put from off your feet thin shoes for
the ground is damp and has toothache,
neuralgia sore throat and other kindre,
diseases in it, sufficient to penetrate
paper sole.
THE Kintzier murderers have beer
respited by Governor Hoyt so tha
their cases can come up before th
Board of Pardons next month. If the,
then fail to get commutation of sen
tence to imprisonment for lie the Gov
ernor will then select final day fo
their execution.
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DIED..

On the 10th ult, in Potter township, Mr..
Philip Confer, aged II years, .mOnJhs and 29
days.
On the 25th ult. Elizabeth Motz of WooJd-
ward, Centre Co, Pa, Aged 80 years, 1
month, Z days. Disease CatSGr of the Stomach.