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wAsHrNGToN. n. G., MAY II, 1859.
POpuIatiOn Of thC National Capital. 10000


NmUHcneDIN TO-NIRht.
NATioSAL TnEATnB-Emily Rigl-" Her Atone
ment"
FogDs OPERA. HoUsE--C. u. Bshop-"widow Be-
uUtt."
oDp-FxfLows' nALI-Tho Worlds Museum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

ETIQUETTE demands that the Demo-
cratic Presidential nomination, with q
string attached, as usual, should be ten
dered to the venerable Horatio Seymour.
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THE WASHINGTON BIBLE SOCIETY.
Its Finy-FOurih Anniversary Large AT.
Interesting AddrcAaeA.

tendnnce-1ntcrcsiin AGdrcAses.
The Washington Bible Society was organized in
1873 for the purpose Of supplying destitute persons,
hospitals, Sunday schools, missions, &C., with
Bibles, Testamenis and such portions Of the
Scriptures as they desired In the tifty.our ycGIs
ensuing since that onrly period the society has
done incAlculabe good and many Ignorant and
truth and propriety by It's work The officers OF
tho society for iSs2-'ss arc as follows: PreSldon',
Rev, A, W. PIzo5 d. D.i vice; ;prSsdents' p John
William s. Fort A. =. Pratt, W. j. Sbley, W. X,
Woodward, George Ryneal, jrr George Rhinchnrt,
uud X. s, Jordan; secretary, James V. a. shislds
dipeeors, % r. Ii. Mnii, l. 4 White, John i. Given,
]. 7, Sweetman, II. G. Stior, q. M. Robinson, @. H.
Parkman, Irwin u. Linton, Thomas q. Jones' J, j,
Tarteit' j. II. Merlweter, William p. Allen, Henry
H. Rose z, q. Buckler G. II. Middleton, n. A, Rob
bins and John C. Parker The agent ofth society
is Rev. NJ. Porter Smell
THR FIFTY FOURTH AHNIvEIsARY
of the society was celebrated at tho Congrega-
tlonal Church last night In u fitting manner, and
Notwithstanding the disagreen1le weather, large
congregation was present. Upon the platform
been Invited to deliver tho address; Rev. Mr.
Green, Of the Calvary Baptist Church; Rev, Mr.
Mason, and Mr. A. :. Pratt In the absence OF lhI
Rev, a; W, Pitzer, Mr. 4. $, Pratt presided AiIeI
prayer by Mr.. Mason, the Rev. Mr.. schaif was in.
tr1dueed, and gave mn eloquent history OF the olc
and New Ieslamens, their various translations
and their benefits TO mankind. The services closet
| with the singing Of Praise God, from Whom Al
blessings Flow by tho congregation and the pro-
| nunciuton Of the Cenedictlon by Mr.. Green. The
! nfy- fourth annual report was circulated In
| printed form during the exercises, Itshowed thG
| S9S3 05 had been received from various sources
during the year, and that 49, Bibles, portions 0
| the Bible, and 23l Testaments had been distrlb
uted under the rules OF the society during th
same period.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

THE District School Board should make
an effort to reduce its infelicitics TO Tho
minimum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

MINNESOTA makes q good start in the
cyclone business, exhibiting school
house in mid-air, with the unfortunate
teacher and pupils spilling out at the door
and wind ows. e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

IF Solon Chase would yoke up them
steers" and haul General Weaver off for
repairs, the plaudits of grateful popu-
lace would convince Solon that he had
done good thing
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WANTED--RoOms.

1.-TWO W0GENTLEMENW WANT A PLEASANT FUR
"A nlshed Room for the summer northwest pre-
erfed Address, with price, p. & H., Republican Of
flee. nylO-3t*
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FOR RENT-Fnrnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.
900 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
hrstcla Bta i on one of the most beautiful s oes
In tho city; house and lmn ure new and elegant
myll.3tF
1NoR RENT No. 5Os THIRTEENrH STREET.
IL no. iwest, elegantly furnished Rooms; all newly
rates: references wanted. myll+tr
ITOR RENT-oNE La RGE wELI-FURNISHED
II Room, second floor frort suitable for one or two
genllemoni also one Room n third hOOr. AppYht
No. 81 Eleventh street northwest. myll3ts
rUNwo WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, PARLon
Il and Bedroom, on second floor; will b rented TO
couple without c iren two gentlemen for So. Ad-
dress HOME, Hepubllcnn Office. mylt3tt
NOR RENT-2 DOUBLE PARLoRS ANDlBACK
Il Room on second door; southern exposure large
back yard and parked front; Board IL requlred rent
street northwest. mylo3tt
JNoR REHT-PARLoR AND BEDROOM. COM.
AZ municating, with private bathroom, hnely iur-
west, mylO.3lt
TOR RENr-Two owELL-FURNIsHED ROOMS
On second floor facing north and SOUTH ren. low
Ut no. lo36 street northwest. nylVJpF
NOR RENT = ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Il Rooms, en- suite. second iloor is5i Finecnin
street, near Scott Circle; terms reesonablo Board
next door myl0St+
T0oR RENT-wE HAVE FOR RENT VERY
cogyg9ieness. for nice quiet party at 81 per week
1910 FOURTEENTH STREET OPPOSITE
Jul - The Hamilton Handsomely furnished
myaSts - ''''s'0 '''i " "''''1'
2S7 VERMONT AVENUE, OPPOSITE AR
g. llngton HoteiaEFine, large suite Of welnir; i
floor good attendance; terms moderate. nly0:ste
81 COMMUNICATING FURNISHED ROOMS,
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EuRNIsHED ROOMS WITH or WITHOUT
borhood, ai ToI street northwest. my9GtE
TNURNISuED ROOMS For RENT ny THE
Il day. week or month, on reasonable terms at 500
ana OIL Z street hortnwest. myo-ot-
VNOR REMIT LARGE, NICELY-FURNISHED,
IL pleasant located Room, with board In house;
with all modern improvements; terms moderate; at
No. lliS Tenth street northwest ma56tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

THE sense of humor in the Democratic
mind is wonderfully developed. Who
but Democratic publicist would see any
thing funny in the recent painful accident
to thevenerable Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia
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LOST AND FOUND.

n OsT-AT DOOR OF SUPREME COURT ROOM,
II Card Case and Papers. Three dollars reward
WI be paid for delivery Of same at Riggs House.
myl0jtF CHARLES PARSONS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

In manufacturing and using coins in
Colombia unauthorized by law, NJ. de
Lesseps' Canal Company has grossly in
suited the Colombian government, and
very serious results are not unlikely to
follow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

BEFORE Congress gets too much hurried
to give weighty consideration to matters
of moment the country wants to know
what has become of that proposition to
employ the enlisted men of the Army as
chambermaids and dry-nurses.
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Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED-HOuses.

VIZ ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A 2SToRY
w House, or rooms, pressed brick front, bay
Window modern improvements; good locality north
west. Address MOUNT VERNON, Washington, ID.
G.. general delivery. myi03t$
wy ANTED--HOUSE TO TAKE CARE OF FOR
w summer or longer by man and wife; can bring
best of reference OF citizens Address OLD CITIZEN
Republican office. my0-3tS
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FOR RENT-Miscellaneous.

IL glass 'front.' good business stand; 3t02 Bird e
street, between Congress and High. George town
rent low Inquire of Mr., NORDLlNGBit, 1880 i!--'
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j. j. GBORC5ES
fasSfonAAlS, and yasy -Sitlng BOOTS and siIoh2
N6oTns, kinlona. ara InErovAg Hails, &C., parma.
nsilly 5pfed LssEa mAdeto order and preserved for
oustonnara soS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

HANDSOME DWELLINGS and CORNER ION
in the northwest section.
WILLIAM p. YOUNG,
Nro., Nr.,rI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

THE military engineers of the Indiana
Democracy report that the well-fortified
bung-hole of the English bar'l may be
carried by an assault through young
English's pocket. Hence the young
mans nomination for Congress.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FOR SALE-LOts.

NOR sALE-AT AUCTION, AT Q O'CLOCK p, NJ,
IL Thursday, May II, 1852, building Lots on q Etfee1
near rhir and ON Third street. near northeast, bt
DUNCANSON BROS. myll-1e
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MOTHERS READ THIs.-"My wife and
daughter have both been afflicted for sew
eral years WITH terrible female complaint
which kept them Frustrated for months at
time sly wife mad falling of the womb
and leucorrhea, with extreme nervous
n IS, loss of appetite and general debility,
while my daughter had what is termed
chlorosis, or green sickness, which effected
every organ of the body, becoming pale,
feeble, enaciated and unfit for any duty
of life. / spent hundreds of dollars for
doctors and patent medicines, without eff
feet for good / was advised to try DR..
Droomgoole's English Female Bitters, and
to my great delight thirteen bottles cured
them sound aud well Thus speaks Mr..
Arch Speers of Mississippi
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Nor1cE. By understanding had
with Mr.. B. W. Mccullough. general
agent Of the Texas & Pacific railroad.
all persons desiring to attend the
Baptist State Convention" COM
mencing at Evergreen, Avoyelles
parish. on Friday. 7th day Of July,
win be allowed reduced rates Of travel
from Shreveport to CheneyviIle. aud
from all intermediate places. Tickets
will be sold them on the 5th and 9Th
Of July. good 10 return. until July
l2th. A similar arrangement is ex-
pected to be made. in a few days, for
the other part Of the line. extending
from Cheneyville to New Orleans.
WILLIAM II. JACK, President.
Louisiana papers please copy.
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Mothers! Mothsrs |! Mothsrs!I!

Are you disturbed at light and broken
of your rest by sick Child suffering and
cryiag with the excruciatsng pan. OF cut
ting teeth II 81, go atohoe and get IA
bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHING SYRUP
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depend upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother.
and relieve the health Of the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use
in all cases. and pleasant to the t,ste. and
is the prescription OF one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere at rs
cents a BOTTLE
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We would most respectfully call
the attention Of subscribers to the
figures on the margin of their papers.
They represent the time up to which
your subscription is paid. Thus. IL
1880 signifies that You owe us from
Nov. II, 1880; and 2-15-8 81 that you
owe from Feb. Is, 1881. We need
every dollar owing to us, and will
take it ms personal favor if our
friends come mp promptly and pay
what they owe.
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Driving for game is fine sport; but,
when it is pursued under the difficult
ties that beset party of eight, who
went out in q wagon last Saturday,
there is rather too much monotony in
the thing to be enjoyable. The wsg-
on breaking down, said party per-
formed the feat Of walking twelve
miles No meat, as the boys say it is
against the law to shoot deer, and
nothing else showed up.
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POSTAL PoINTs. Mail service HIS
been ordered by the Post Office De-
pattment on the Texas aud Pacific
Railway from Shreveport to Cheney
vile, La, supplying the intermediate
Offices of Reisor, StonewalI, Grand
Cane, Mansfield, Lassiier, Pleasant
Hill, Martinsville, Leolia, Provencal,
Clontierville. ALEXANDRA, Nor-lald,
Lamourie Bridge. f.ecompt and Lloyd,
to commence July l, 1882 rhe DIS
tauce is l57 miles, The following
posimasters have been commission
ed: flos j Mayors. Mount, Mai
ion Parish, in; Wan e. Early, Med-
way, Bossier parish. La---Alexandi a
Democrat.
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Constipation is a disease niaker to all
human beings. The rich and poor, the
old and young, male and female are its
regular victims At the bedside the ply
sicians first question is show are your
bowelsi" This cou,iitioa has ma eau ,..S
and leads t. many diseases ~ follows: In
digestion. acid stomach, heartburn, fever. i,
bilious ess, sick headache, torpidily of the
liver. collie, inh ,uatory diseases. nervous
ness, los of ap. 'etite, etc etc. These con-
ditions, can all be removed by the use #
"Baileys Saline Aperinet," which is a
pleasant and sparkling purgatlye, ting
speedily and freely upon the stomach.
bowels and liver; relieving indigestion,
curing sick headache, heartburn and acid
stomach; COILS aud quiets ia fever. never
produces pain or nausea
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wrxsrnID, La, May %, 1882.

10Y
Editor Chronicle:
Thinking it would be of interest to
soue of your readers will state that,
on Friday, May 10Th, | attended the
celebration of the eighth anniversar.
of Kyicbe Grange, Vim parish, La
The audience was large. The orators
of the day were Hon. George A. KEEL
ly, Elk Representative of Winn parish,
and DR.. j. W Robertson, who III CIV
cry way did justice to the occasion,
Unity of action among the laborIng
classes was a prominent feature IA
each discourse. One would infer
from the speech of DR. T. that he Is
very fond Of the women, and desires
to raise their standard The Doctor
drew an elaborate picture, IN which
be expatiated on the manage
ment of men abont their premises
for the comfort of their better halves
Tor l should say Encouragement, as
the Doctor put it, and just at this
point be was informed by some one
that his lady was npon the ground
and was hearing him. Not daunte'
in the least, he replied that MS lad,
knew him, aud knew how he talked
The celebration WAS success ana
d, only the celebration, bnt Kyiclfe
Grange is also a success. IL is com
posed Of over one hundred members
mostly Ut the hardy yeomnnr, Of the
land, who know their own interests
and are alive TO the same. They have
cooperative store established, are
doing large business, and. from
present Indications, IL does not mean
q failure. The members OF the
Grange bay Their l,ecessssr 81 threuA,
the store aud til, reby save largely
To expl in the workings Of the CO.
opernt on would require greater space
than this communication is intended
TO take. Suffice is to say that their
capital is now such and their work
ings based upon such principles as
warrant no failure. l neglected to
say in regard to the celebration that
after the speaking bountlfui repas'
was prepared on the ground. which
reflects credit upon the fair matrons
of the community. After all had par
taken to satisfaction the fragments
taken up reminded me of the frag-
ments taken up after feeding the
multitude. More anon.
j. L. WALLACE
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The committee, appointed by the
last quarterly conference OF the Col
fax circuit to devise ways and means
to build a Methodist church at this
place, have put subscription liats into
the hands of several parties for cir
culation. Persons subscribing will
please bear in mind that it is desired
to raise money to pay for the lot i'm
mediately. Let every subscriber pay
dollar or two in cash, and then put
down what he is willing to pay in the
fall, when money is not SO tight.
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When you want to secure bargains
at lowest cash prices cali at Mcknight
& McNeely's. They have lately re-
ceived large stock of dry goods and
hardware, bought at cash figures,
and which win be closed out at re-
markedly low prices Their stock is
kept replenished by constant arrivals
of new goods. and in the line of no.
notions. boots, shoes, hats, read,
made clothing, etc, they have a sup
ply that is not surpassed in this mar
ket. Give them call.
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INCOR PORATION
Tax Sales
or mo V.ARLE 0ssa I.UJNO "
able PROPERTY.

The Torn Of Collar
Delinquent Taxpayers. Louisiana.
By the authority of Law in me v, sted l
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House in the town of olfax within tue le-
gal hours for judicial sale, ON
SATURDAY, the 9th day of June, 1882,
the movable property on which incorpora-
ton tax is now due for the year 1881, aud
on
SATURDAY. the 18th day of July, 1882,
the inimovable property ON which incorp0
ration tax is now d 4e for the year 1881, to-
gtther with the interests and costs tlere-
on, a. follows, viz:
DR. w. G. DEAL. one Horse, one Buggy
and one Gold Watch : Taxes due, 50 IS
S. NJ. LACRoIX, one Horse, ten mead of
Cattle Taxes due, 81 70
III. NJ. A. LANE, lUs Block in the town OF
CoIfax, Nos. l, 3, Of D, 8, Z, 3, y, II, IL.
20, I'll also i39 acres OF laDd III the incJI-
porate limits OF the iowa OF Colfax out
side Of Bringhurst Survey
Taxes due, S6y "a
The property will be offered ia qnanuti'-
to suit the purchasers, so that The least
quantity sufficient to satisfy al tax later
est and costs will be soid
Terms-Ca-h without appraisement.
HIRAM WILLIAMS IN,
Marshal and Town collector.
Colfax. La, June 9Th, 1882. je-6t
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NO ICE.

Public notice is hereby given to all per-
sons residing on, or cultivating the lands
belonging to- the Succession of Merideth
Calhoun. to pay the rents due therefor for
the year 1892 to me. And all persons are
hereby prohibited from cutting wood or
timber on said lands. except tenants actu-
ally III possession, who shall have the right
to use the same for family OF plantation
purposes. bat not for speculation. Every
violation of this order coming to my notice
will be promptly reported to the courts Of
law for redress. H. MCKNIGHT,
je10-4t Administrator.
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Many persons will take no medicine until
Frustrated on bed OF sickness. This is
folly. Nature always calls for assistance
when needed 70 throw OF impurities. With
our habits Of life. it is necessary to render
this hep. PrickIy Ash Bitiers viii nos
force nature, but acts mildly aud Readers
shs ass'stsnce required Try them.
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The Alexandria and Natchitoch

The Alexandria and Natchitoches
base ball clubs are bantering each
other for match game. Go in, boys,
and may the best win. After you
have determined the championship
among yourselves the Colfax boys
expect to challenge the winners for a
match game.
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Our new Office will be completed in
two weeks more, and we expect to
occupy and issue the CHRONICLE in it
by the first day of July.
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

cured my IL lie giri of hts. She Wa also
deaf nd d'.lnb, but i e.I-d hei Sh ean
how ,al~ aud heai a. we'll As am bod.
f.TER Ross, HpfngNate,, Wis
IA .ARirAN NERsINE
ias bsei, III, means "a curing my wife of
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F.rI G, Has .lo ad
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made a suie cure oil "a case ri fits for my
son. l.. b Ii LIS, fiiatsyille, Kan.
SAMARITAN NEayINE
cured tie of vertigo. neuralgia and sick
Ia adache Mrs. WM. HESsos. Aurora, LII.
SAMARITAN NEhvINE
was the mcaas al cnling my wife OF spasms
REV. j. A. EIDE, Beaver Pa.
SAMARITAN NERyINE
cured me Of asthma, afteI stendins over
1900 with other doctors
s. X. boB,oN. New A bany. Ind
SAMARITAN NERtIJE
effectually cured me If spas,ns
Miss JENNIE WARREN,
TAO West Van Buren, st.. Chicago, Iii
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cured our chill, OF fits at gwen mp 80 a.
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cured me If scrfnla after suffering r, 5
yeats ALBERT SIMPSON, Poris III
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curr.i me permanently Of epllepiic fits of
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cured my son Oh fits, after having had $3.50
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ing. MEs ORLESA MAR HALL,
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cured me- of bronchitis. asshn,a aid gem
eral debility tLIvs.R MEYGRs,
froafon, Ohio.
SAMARITAN NFRvINE
has cured nie of asthms, also scroiula III
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Ctviugton, Kentucky.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
cured pe If fits. lave b en- well for over
foar years. cH~s T. CU.TIs.
Osakis. Douglass CO.. Nun.
SAMARITAN NEhvINE
cured friend OF mite b. had dyspepsia
very badly. MIcnAEL UCoNNOIs,
Ridgwa,, Pa.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
has effected cures for
DAVID TREMBLY Dies Moines, Iowa.
HENRY CLARK. IA field. Mich.
L. GEAH M, aor.h Hope. Pa.
SAMARITAN iSEhvlNE
curd nv SIN OF fits. He has not had u
| tit for four years. JoHs DAVIS,
Woodburn. Macoupin Co., III.
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I Is for sale b, druggists elsewhere, or NAV
| be had direct from us. Those who wish
| te oh ain further evidence of the curative
| properties Of Samaritan Nervine will please
enclose a cent stamp for q copy of our IL
| Iusrat.d J.nrnal of Health, giving hun
d eds of testimonial If cure from persons
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The people who live to the north
of Colfax have to go half way around
the town to get into it. What about
that long talked of gate on I'd or Sd
street, leading north?
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Right Rev. Jno. M. Galleher, d. D.,
Bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana,
will be in Colfax Monday and Tues
day, 10th and Goth of June, 1882, and
expects to hold divine services.
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See advertisement of sale of prop
erty for n-payment of corporation
taxes. Here is good chance to get
gold watch, horse and buggy, or
q town lot. "cLeap for cash"
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NOT ICE.
In the matter of the Succession of John
Schoonov-r, deceased-No. 10, 18th
District Court.

Whereas. John c. Wickliffe has this day
made application to this court to be APP
pointed Tutor to the minors Lena and
William Schoonover. deceased notice is
hereby given that unless bis application be
opposed within the time prescribed by
law, the same will be granted. Witness
the Hon Aristides Barbin OF said court,
this 7th day of June 1882.
s. b. SHACKELFORD, Clerk.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-06-10

Judge j. r. Thornton, of Rapides,
was married to Miss Bessie Smith,
at Cheneyville. on the 1st inst. We
wish the happy couple full share of
welded bliss.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-06-10

Peaches are ripe, corn is tasselling,
cotton is blooming. The bad boys
mouth watereth as be thinks of lus-
ci,us feasts, and the farmer feels
good at The prospect for bountiful
harvest.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-06-10

Representative Mccain has our
thanks for the biennial report of the
State treasurer.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-06-10

A party of three men from Mont
gomery. in pursuit of a horse thief,
passed through Colfax last Tuesday
morning.