The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

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"A party Of Minnesotians have entered
1900 acres of land IA Sumter County,
Florida, between lakes Minnehaha and
Minneola, upon which they intend to
build city Chicago Times.
"A correspondent. championing the
mosquito. wants to know why it should
not be held up, ike the much lauded bee
and ant, for its good example of persist
ency, perseverance and singing at its
work,
The Princess Eugene, sister of the
King of Sweden, recently sold her dia-
monds to raise funds in order to COM
plete hospital in which she is inter-
ested. When visiting this hospital, after
its completion, suffering inmate wept
tears of gratitude ss she stood by his
side, and the Princess exclaimed: "Ah,
now see my diamonds again."
"A very long journey for an unat-
tended child was being made by a lad of
nine years who arrived ut the railway
station in Buffalo. N Y, recently, with
. card sewed to his jacket bearing this
inscription: s.Parkerss Landing, Pa.
This boy, Samuel Brindle. is going to
his mother. Mary A. Brindle, Primrose
Banks Mills, Old Oldham. Lancashire.
England. via Montreal, Canada, aud
Liverpool, England, per Canada Ship
ping Company, Beaver Line. Take care
Of him."
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United States Railroad Inspector, be-
gan his duties few days ago by trip
Tho south p.rt Rod n Co,or.Jo -
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john Kaper was Chicagoan of
seeming piety. he was an eloquent
speaker at camp meetings, worker in
Sunday school, and most rigid in de-
nying himself frivolous amusements.
When his eyeslght became poor the firm
Tor whom ne was bookkeeper gave him
the duties OF mere messenger to per-
o' ' ~. o s'.S ..sa us saa, "i'hoa'
GRAFTON -, he avas would ran,,;-. 90 ~, ~
wesEss sscirs;o1 IN JarL rdc,a t ~
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tore = ,v 90. a;saorarsJ .,.s ~ 11ss I.
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has not bear locstad y s.,n "''"
No. - - ~
About forty Irish students in Phila-
delPhia are trying to awaken an interest
IN the study OF the Celtic tongue. They
have formed themselves into q philo-
Celtic society. ana meet for study once
week. The society was organized last
June with fifteen members. Patrick
Rowan and Patrick Connolly act as
teachers, and their work is wholly one