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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-02

ala@ ATTENTION HAwKEYES.
The headquarters of the iowa Republican Associa-
tion from March sth, will be at the Office of Hon
William Penn Clark No. Thirteenth street north
west suitable person will be in attendance 10 re-
ceVe visiting 1owans and furnish information meet
ing OF the reception committee at above rooms oil
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March >, al 80 O'Clock.
j. NJ VALE President.
u. IT, HERRING. Secretary. 1t
49, SPECIAL NOTICE,-THE PUBLIC ARE
* respectfully notified that my store will be
closed all day OF March l. 6. q. CORNWELL,
No 14iS Pennsylvania avenue.
R(sBo HEADQUARTERS NEW YORK RE
kS publican Association, 14GS Pennsylvania ave
uue, opposite Wizards Hotel where all New York
ers attending inauguration will receive hearty well
come WM. II. CHASE
maa-2t Chairman Reception Committee.
slE@ ROSCOE CoNKLING CLUB,
EOYS IN BILE,
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Inaugural Decorations.
READ THE FAMOUS" ADvERTIsEME,

Examine the decorations in Buckingham's win
dow. at and cents per yard Saleroom M
stairs over store, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue
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Special S1ofices.


hlB3 TEN FIRST-CLASS WATERS, TWO
80 Dishwashers and Pastry-cook wanted at
DRIVERS, 1913 Pennsylvania avenue. ma2-4
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kg@ NOTICE

*
meeting of the stockholders of the National Brick
Machine Company for the purpose of eIectjno trnsaeS
Ior the year ending on the first Monday of February
Ls VIII be held at the company's Office, No Los
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Washington, d. c. on MON
DAY, the 9TH day of MARCH. a. D. 1851. The polls
VIII be open from j. m. to O'Clock o. m.
Ie2td NAT'H /. WILSON. Vice President
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE!

eP SPECIAL NOTICE!
I The Washington Tor CENTER Market will be closed
FRIDAY. March T. 1881 Inauguration Day. That
all may have opportunity get their market sup
I'll five o'clock p II. ima2-2tl P. 5. SMITH. Clerk.
s6Be HOW TO BECOME PRESIDENT.
For sale at the office of the National Republican
. cents per copy. fe2s
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Special 21ofices.
SO ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
R~ ATTENTION. KANsANsl
. PosT-oFFICE NOTICE


The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATURDAY
March s. 1881, will close at this office on TUES
DAY at $50 m for Europe by steamship Arizona
via Queenstown: on WEDNESDAY at n m. for
Europe by steamship GaIlia via Queenstown (cor-
resOndence for France must be specially addressed
and at for France direct by steamship Canada
via Havre; THURSDAY at 100 q. for
Europe by steamship Adriatic- via Queenstown (cor
TespOndence for Germany and France must be spe-
cally addressed. and at II:3o a. for Europe by
steamship Wieland via Plymouth. CheTbouTg, and
Hamburg, on SATURDAY at G a. NJ for Europe by
steamship City of Chester via Queenstown (cor
respondenee for Germany and Scotland must be Sec
ally addressed. and at ga. for Scotland direct by
steamship FnrneSsia via Glasgow and at a. m. for
Belgium direct by steamship RhyniaHd via Antwerp,
and al ii a. m for Europe direct by steamship Oder
Via Southampton and Bremen The mails for ASpin-
wall and South Pacific leave New ork March p The
mails for Porto Rico leave New York March !. The
mails for Hayti leave New Ork March 3. The mails
for Havana and Mexico leave New York March 3.
The mails for Jamaica, Maracabo, Savanilla, and
Sreytown, leave New York March ]. The mails for
the West Indies. Brazil and Argentine. leave New
York March The mails for Venezuela and Curacao
leave New York March 5. The mails for Australia,
&c, leave San Francisco March l.. The mails for
China and Japan leave San Francisco March H.
THOS. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
POST4)FFICF, NEW YORK. February 1881. fe2S
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ROE@ THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL COM
~ menceinent of the Medical Department of
Howard University will take place WEDNESDAY,
March . in Lincoln Hall at 7:35 p. The profession
and public invited 10 be present. Charge TO grad
mating class will he delivered by Professor John E
Bracket. ValedictOry by T. J. Shadd. NJ D. Address
by Judge Macarthur, of the District Supreme Court.
Subject: Order and Beauty Resulting from the Con-
nict of Natural ard Moral Forces" nlaIet*
RSe COMPANY c. OL4DSIXTH LOWELL ME-
~ chanicS Phalanx, coming 10 Washington.
Company would like TO meet all Old members and
friends at depot baltimore and Ohio arch ,, at $50
p. m, mal-2t%
ElRe HOW TO BECOME PRESIDENT
For sale at the office of the National Republican.
o cents per CODY. fe2S
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER or,
~ DREW'S DRUG STORE, corner Ninth ST and
rem ave, al 30 cents per full pint bottle oc2SGn
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ESge HOW TO BECOME PRESIDENT.
For sale at The Office of the National Republican.
Z9cenIS per fnn2
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o. H: Q. CANDEF, NJ. D., V. d.. OF NEW
80 hoFk. xitapaihy or Vital Cure For all dis
COnsunpton, Loss of Vitality restored SHemorrhojS
OF PIES C2ialrh and all Weaknesses speciality Con-
61pailon. rheumatism, Heart Disease Cancers Scroc
Oa; all Tumors Malaria, or Blood Diseases of what
ever name or nature thoroughly eraicated from the
system: Deafness Suffering and Stammerino clI-pd
Consultation free 10 all. OAice and residence 9Ii Il
street, corner Tenth, northwest. fel-apn$
kS= CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS AND
~ Opium Habit guaranteed by the use of DIR. 4,
y keeley's Cold Remedies. Send for treatise T. ri
BRADBURY, Globe Hotel, cor. I2lh and streets
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RCI5o MISS FRANCES E. WILLARD, PRESI-
KS dent of the WOman's National Christian Tenn
perance Union. and Mrs ]. Ellen Foster, the talented
lawyer, of Iowa Will speak in Haulin NJ. f. Church.
corner of Ninth and streets mort hwest Thu RSDAY
EVENING, March J. al 30 O'Clock; pubc invited.
moss
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Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 ST., near
dietary So. Best shampooeF this side of New Y
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AHE SHtNU
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 500
street.
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~ PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
rately and at reasonable prices az COUGH
Inns DRUG STORE, Masonic TEMPLE corner Of
Ninth and T streets northwest ~ A VI
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The FIRST arrival of State military organizations
to take part III the inaugural procession was re-
corded yesterday morning. The First Cleveland
Troop came as the escort Of the President elect
and arrived on special train shortly after General
| Garfield. Colonel H. c. Hodges, chairman of the
military reception committee mot them at the de-
pot. The Troop is quartered at the Ebbitt House
Forty members Of the organization are in town
and about ten more are expected to-day, The
officers are Colonel W. H. Harris, captain; Colonel
G. 4. Ganetson, first lieutenant; H. h Baxter,
second lieutenant; Dr. n. Schneider, surgeon; c.
T. Collins, chaplain. The uniform is similar to the
Artillery of the Guard" French army except
that yellow is substituted for scarlet.
The Irish benevolent associations have not as
stated, decided not TO turn out in the procession
Friday. The action taken by the convention of
the societies was to the effect that the societies
should turn out, providing bands could be secured
The officers deny that they are dissatisfied with
the position assigned them in line. Owing to the
great demand for bands, it is difficult to secure
marching music.
BALLROOM REGULATIONS
The executive committee have issued printed
regulations for the inauguration ball together with
rates of fare established by law for hacks and cabs
The regulations are as follows: l. the only en-
trance will be at the north door, except for invited
guests, who will enter at the northwest door; .
positively no return checks; 8, no smoking al
lowed in the hall; 4, all articles found should DO
handed to some member Of the floor committee:
8, no charge in ladies' cloak-rooms; 6, no hats,
bonnets overcoats nor cloaks allowed in the ball
room Or promenade circle; 7,persops not allowedto
stand in centre of dancing halls during dancing.
The committees will be designated by badges,
as follows; Executive committee, royal purple
rosette; reception white and purple; tickets, yell
low; comfort blue carriages, red; refreshments,
purple; decorations green; director of the ball,
red, white, and blue; aids to director, red and
white; general floor committee, white The fol-
lowing police regulations are added: Guests de-
parting by public vehicles win take the first con-
veyance at hand designated by the officers at the
exit, regardless of any prior arrangements conflict
ing Herewith. Those departing by private con- !
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For the Middle Atlantic States, including
the District Of ClaaJia, fair ,redhe, higher temperd
ture nortceyerly lriadS, possibly becoming rdridbe,
rising barometer.
The thermometrie readings yesterday were as
follows: 2 a. N. 2So IL a. m, SO; Up. m, $50;
p. H. $50; sp. m 30; IL p. m, 30 Maximum,
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The skeleton of what is claimed to
have been the daft and imbecile ne
gro boy, Major Sadler, who disap-
peared last winter, was found In
thicket about mile from Colfax, one
day this week. 1t is thought he at
tempted to go through the woods
one freezing night. and, getting lost,
he persisted with the severe cold. A
body, supposed to be his. was found
in the river q short time after, but
the surmise was incorrect as the hat,
clothing and other things found with
the bones, which have been preserved
in perfect skeleton. prove beyond
question that poor Major persisted
in the lonely spot where his bleached
bones we're found this week.
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WORTH SEEING The most noted
place throughout the wholesof Gen.
trail Louisiana, for fancy ARTICLES. or
naments, toys, jewelry, WATCHES and
clocks, sewing machines, guns. fish
ing tackle, etc., is the well ordered
and attractive establishment OF Fer
guson & Schnack, Alexandria, They
are extensive dealers in the articles
above mentioned, and are prepared
to give customers bargains in every
thing 10 their line. 1t is worth your
while to call in at their place of bust
ness, even if you do not want to pur-
chase, as a sight of their handsome
pictures and many different orna-
ments, as we'll as jewelry and rich
and rare gems, will be both pleasant
and profitable to those who desire to
become acquainted with all new and
novel things.
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Several times lately the young
men and boys of our town have strip
ped off and gone in bathing in the
river in front of town before the sun
was down, while it was light enough
for any one within mile to see
them. There is an ordinance against
indecent exposure, and we hope to
see it enforced. The ladies and chill
dren have been in the habit of taking
evening walks along the river front.
and these shameless youngsters
should not be allowed to break up
their promenade. If we have laws
and ordinances there is no use allow
ing them to be violated with impuni-
ty. A little wholesome check is very
much needed just now, both upon
the language and behavior OF the
young scions referred to, if We wish
to have a community in which ladies
and children can walk about in with
out the likelihood of seeing or hear
ing something indecent.
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Taken up by Andrew Cruikshank, on
Bayou Rigolette. and estrayed before me,
the undersigned Justice of the Peace, ward
two, parish of Grant, State of Louisiana,
One Black and White Spotted BEEF, about
six years old, marked with a crop and
under-bit in the right ear, and an under
half crop Tor under y in the left ear not
branded. Appraised by S. b Lacroix and
Burrel Holston at ten dollars cash.
The owner is therefore and hereby no.
titled to come forward, prove property and
pay charges. or the same will be sold on
SATURDAY. August 90, 1881.
JNO. P. HADNOT.
aul3-2t p. Ward Two.
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LOCAL DO II s

Subscribers ,ciN notice q series OF
Numbers gfter their names on The paper.
These numbers indicate to tchat date
your subscription is paid. The first
number denotes the month, The second
the dan, and the third the year. For
instance, If your name is follo'ced by
Lisa, ii indicates that your subscr1p-
tion is paid to Jan. l, 1882 II your
name is follo,ced By 5-2l-s1, your sub
scription expires May 81, 1881.
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M A K e

Hay while the sun shines.
The business is honorable, straight-f0r-
ward and profitable. Do not neglest this
notice but write to ms and find out what
our business is 1t viii pay you aud only
cost the price Of one posth card We send
full particulars free Attend to this mat
ter now for there is money in it for all who
engage with US. lfyou can only devote
one or two hours q day, or the evening.
You can make SO week. You have only
to write to ms to be convinced of this fact.
Send MS Postal card with your full name
and address plainly written thereon, and
receive by return mail full particulars Of
q business that will surprise you and make
you wonder why you never wrote to ms be-
fore. Write at once it will pay you. Ad-
dress.
BUCKEYE MANUFACTURING Co..
(Nsme this paperD MARION, Ono.
M O N e Y
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The Montgomery Variety Troupe
are to give a select entertainment
this evening. August Is, consisting
of charades, music, songs, tableaux,
etc. The troupe is composed of the
young ladies and gentlemen OF Mont
gomery, among whom, We are told,
there are some with considerable
talent in the stage business. We
acknowledge an invitation to be pres
ent. and regret not being able to at
tend the entertainment.
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On Tuesday, August 2, Rapides
parish voted not to prohibit the sale
of whisky. The champions of prohi-
bition assert that the end is not yet
come. Only 1853 votes were cast,
and of that small number the whisky
sellers, WHO were on. in force, secur-
ed the scant majority of l3s. An
other election twelve months hence
will tell the taae.
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roFF1c1AL.
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Term Of the District
Court to be Held on the 18th Day
of September, A. D. 1881.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
FPS p.crs1 or GpkNT

STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
PARISH OF GRANT.
Bet KNOWN AND REMEMBERED,
that in obedience to an order of the hon.
orable Judge Of the 18th Judicial District
Court, Parish of Grant, Stale of Louis
lana, we the undersigned Jury Commits
sioners of the parish Grant, duly appoint
ed and qualified according to law, met
this day. in the Clerks Office, in the court
house, in said parish, to draw Special
Jury, of Twenty Five, to serve for the sec
ond week of the September term of Dis
trict Court, for the parish of Grant, for
the year 1881, which week commences
on the 18th day of September next 1881
which will open on the 9Th of September,
1881, for the trial of all criminal cases,
when the penalty is not necessarily inn
prisonment at hard labor or death.
The Clerk of the Court, s. b. Shackel-
ford then furnished the Inry Commissions
With list of the Jury who had served at
the last term of the District Court, when
the Jury Commissioners, with the assist
ance of the Clerk of the District Court
and ex-officio member of the jury Com
mission. proceeded to open the General
Venire Box, and, after revising the same
by striking from the list and taking from
the box all those who had removed from
the parish, died, ETC., then proceeded to
replace a like number of names in the
Geueral Venire Box, taken from the Regis
tration and Poll books of said parish, SO
as to supplement tho number of names
taken from the box to its original uIIm.
bers, Three Hundred, when MIR. II g.
Randolph drew from the General Venire
Box, in the presence of the undersigned
| Commissioners, one at a time, the follow
ing Twenty Five names to serve for the
second week:
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The careful merchant always "takes
stock once or twice year, in order
to see how he is getting along
whether making or losing money.
Especially is. this the case where the
merchant sells upon small margin.
like they do at the house OF Nc
Knight & McNeely. If you want
goods at the very lowest cash price
call on them.
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Last Saturday, at the administra-
tors sale Of the property of NJ. Cal
houn, deceased, 200 acres OF land
were bought by party of our citi-
zens for $1,000 cash. Mr.. Allen Rich
ardson bought forty acres of pine
land adjoining his place. The 200
acres were what is known as Spanish
section No. 8, situated about q hall
mile above Colfax, on the river.
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The negro, Thomas Givens, whom
we published last week as in durance
vile for attempting the life of one
Nero White, turns out to be an abus-
ed individual. Nero came to the
conclusion that he had almost sworn
to lie, and has since made another
oath taking back what he FIRST swore
to. Thomas now roams at liberty
once more.
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The exercises of the Lyceum last
Sunday we're pleasing and instruc-
tive. All who can should be present
at the court house tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock sharp. We suggest
to the Lyceum that 4 o'clock would
be more convenient and pleasant
hour to meet during the long hot
days OF summer.
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Mr.. s. B. Newman and family have
returned from a three weeks visit in
VIM parish. Master Thomas, who
in of his household, fills an important
place in this Office in the manipula-
ton of the types, and will enable us
to get out better paper than the
last two or three issues have been.
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eff young men would like to know
what the sisters of other young men
think of those who smoke cigarettes,
let them consult their own sisters,
says Grace" the charming corre-
spondent of the Philadetphia Times.
She adds that there is particularly
horrid sickly odor about cigarette
users which does not cling to other
victims of the tobacco habit.
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Camp Meeting Notice.

The Camp Meeting on Winfield
circuit will be held at the new camp
ground, near Days Mill, in Grant
parish, commencing Sept. 28th. To
be conducted on the self-sustaining
plen. Ministers are specially in
vited. A. 7. GALLOWAY, p. G.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF'S SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant, State of Louisiana-No. ll9.


BY virtue of and to satisfy writ Of heri
facias. issued and to me directed. IN the
above entitled and numbered emit, have
seized and will offer for sale, at public
auction, in front of the court house door,
in the town of Colfax, La between the
hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, Sd day of Sept, A. d. 1881.
the following described property, seized as
the property of the defendant to-wit:
One STOREHOUSE and LOT in the
town Of Montgomery, La, having nifty
feet front on Water street and running
back one hundred feet, being bounded on
the north by Main street and east by q lot
of ground on which the Office formerly oc-
cupied by A. B. Conley is situated.
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit of
advertisement. G. III. TLAL,
Sheriff of Grant Parish.
Sheriff's Office, Aug. 8, 1881. au6-3t
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One hundred and thirty-siA steam
boats have been sunk in Red river
since the year 1851.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE.
BATON ROUGE. LA.
COL. VIM. PRESTON JOHNSON,
PRESIDENT.
SESSION OF NINE MONTHS BE-
GINS OCTOBER S, 1881.
BATON ROUGE. LA.

Healthy location. Free tuition. Board,
lodging, medical expenses, etc., SIC 90 per
month. Cheap uniform. Full corps of
competent Professors. Workshop of Me-
chanical department in operation. Mill
tary discipline For further particulars
apply to PROF. l.. w. SEWELL,
au6-3m Baton Rouge, La
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The repairing of watches by COM
petent workmen specially at
FERGUSON & SCHNAcK's.
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The Red river Pool Line is a Curl
Gus team. 1t is the first steamboat
layout we ever heard of carrying the
mail by land.
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Stir up your neighbors and get
them interested in behalf of prohi-
bition.
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Solid silver patent lever watches
for $l2 so and upward at
FERGUSON & SCHNAck's
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A q E N rs
$b1, 600 Made in 80 Days.

Now is the time to make it. Prosperity
has dawned upon the people of this coun-
try, ard all are enjoying its blessings.
YOU can Just as well make a little
money by devoting some of your spare
time to our business. We offer one of the
best opportunities ever yet given to any
one to make money. 1t takes no capital.
You do not have to invest large sum Of
money and run great risk OF losing 1t.
Your energy and your business capacity
will be all the capital you require La
dies can engage in the business as well as
gentlemen, and even boys and girls do
well. Even if you do not desire to en-
gage in business, we can impart informA-
ton to you that will be of great value.
You will readily soc that it will be COM
psritively easy matter to make from $40
to 500 week, and establish lucrative,
;udenendeuk business
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Succession of Giles Smith VS.. VIM. s. CAL
houn, ct ais.

By virtue of and to satisfy writ of fieri
facias, issued and to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and will offer for sale, ct pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of the court house door, in the town OF
Colfax, La, within the hours prescribed
by law, on
SATURDAY, August 18th. A. d. 1881.
the following described property. seized as
the property of the defendant, to-wit:
fine working order.
One medium bay MULE, also young and
i'm good condition.
Che four mule iron axle WAGON, in
perfect repair.
Terms Cash with benefit of appraise-
ment. G. H. TEAL,
Sheriff of Grant parish.
Sheriff's Office, Colfax, July "a, 1881. st
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish o.
Grant, State of Louisiana-No. $780,
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DE- TO db O0per day at home. Sam
DO WAOples worth IS free. Ad-
dress Sr1NsoN e. Co.. Portland, Maine.