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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-29

The 6TUDEBAKER b The Standard
y1soa q ~ World Fer sals By Wsid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-29

IeAthse and rubber bsltin9, lacine,
oabhett eta1s 60, q Wald Z Camp-
be1rG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-29

The celebrated Grown Cylinder, Jour
nal and other lnhriootina oils 1T Wald
Z Chmpbell'a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-29

~ ~ sissst sasaiss y tsen - b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-29
The Common sen1lment.
steansee SANK.

SANDY Hook, April 2S.-The steamer
Nankin, from New York for Liverpool,
WAS run into by the steamer Clyde this
morning. and lies in sinking con-
dition. The passengers were saved.
The Clyde was badly disabled forward.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-29
Only Life Accident.

CHICAGO, April 27.-lnquiry at the
General Office of the Chicago Il Alton
railroad elected the information tina,
the reports Of the accident on the line
Of that road are exaggerated. A dis
patch to the general manager states that
the train which left this city at noon
yesterday is off the track at the point
indicated. The cause is not stated. The
engineer on tho train was the only per-
son reported injured, and he but very
slightly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-09

and oath
Dr.. sIiNTlF: will s,ree to forfeit Five Hnndr.a
IJoila = case Of this kind the tlf>L RE~rOH-
A1Ev (under his special advice and treatment) will not
cure, for anything impure injurious FOUND in it. 10
MIN all Private Diseases ccsstuy without
u1ercury. consultation fee Thorough eXanina
ss,s ADVICE including analysis of urine, 50 90 Price
nj Vital lt-storariv- So e9 bottle or four times
the quantity So 0; any address upon receipt
prise c. O. D. from observation, and in prvat.
name if desired b. =. T.. MlNTIE, Nj. ID.
III Kemrney Stree San Franci.cO Cal.
e
Oh. IINTsN'G Ki.--- REMEDY. NEPH-
r ,rUti. all kinks Of Kidney and Bladder
ants Gonorr1a, elect LeucorrhGa For sale by b. F.
g. TbaXter, Druggists Carson City. $loo
= h tile six hotties fCr 8. 90.
DIR. MIN TIES ID MIDDLETON PILLS are the
b, I and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
the market For sale ., r. F. Foster and George C.
Ia druggists Carson (1y2 mhl7 ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy

Is neve-.faiii1c cure for ner
VOWS debility, exhausted vital,
its, seminal weakness, sper
m1torrana, Los MAN
Hnnn, fnpoteBcy, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects g.
self-abuse. youthful follies anG
and excesses in Elaturer year,
-suca As loss of memory, las.
situie, nOcturna! ems sion, a
version to society, dimAcs' OF
vision, rois $ in the head, the
vital fluid plssin. unotsersed
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
John AcCuiloucn.

The world renowned trasedian whe
last week visited oasha sent many
regrets that lie MAS unable 70 give the
good people Il Red Cloud m opis"rIl!-
nifty t" witness hjs crea, proficiency III
the art he PROCESSES. He also Re-
marked TINT - world h. sure. of a
healthy audience when hedid come.
II the people would only a bread
prepared frnm tire choice baking BOW
.d'r and warranted -four, sold by
PCrSSN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
Commissioners Proceedings.

EIl 4 fLAI AhFA.
' ~ -,
mcu'. li'''nt' Isaac MY ). =.
smith. commissioners i. l.. liIylL.
,.1.rL-
=, ,
nv '''''' . !" ''''
and allowed. ami warrants I" toe drawn
ON general fund.
n p,,.L, .r,rl ,,,u. ,..I
'N'''N-' - ="
y. /. h'lI''. '''i' Ices "a
J. W. Warren. sheriff fees. - -
Gran Eu-i.n. board. ! ,itc-SIcr. rs =,
Gr.rl ,,,~,,.. g.. NIB -, =, Ia
i'Ht - -
Nituc~S fec. district court.
March Is, 81 1,
r., ..u.r;,. l.r ,,r..I 81
allowed ana warrant Mas drawn on
ROAD fund iur same
C. F ki'rr i e.. lumber for
~.,I H., y, 49, vi,
it,hfE tiA!",> vs. 'il'''''' "'''-
seer at highways for road dit. NJ. D.
The following preamble aud rc>olu-
49,, 49, TT ,rI ,l,..l -. rio
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

ii'H Ia Ia home IA 'T..fuu. Isea lu
u j. -~'! i"'i -" c''r'iT" h"s.'a.
'A.n''- - tIts climate " Do n =
great n."as"-c - -" ~f! sHr'avo 60
'"A' grow n -"'" s"H"iauss "a t.,
''"I'ni'. -'i.
VII. E7.... AL ..,,, ..t,-..
Ar. Ir.,, ..u I'll =. ,.
I,L.rr v,,sS..r-.L r.f..
y aut g ~" No s-au! sat ;sg
u '"Tn Z" '"W"
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IN. c.. email ,.,, -,r
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.r.-iL.
''" '''ri".i ha- accepted f"-l'1"n
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IT,.
T." tIiItI w.n'- = l." .@rro-r.u-
dent "a every precinct % IN" county
~S''IhL'"r- rhH vii -Ir" -" rCw- and
not seek :, alu-r their n,.-Ahor-
through Ia op.uuiU- 81 uc paper.
rr""T'd
,tI. -, r.
., all ..r.,.. g., -i
anulv,r-ary orolt Fellowship a. I:,I
Cloud next "Wednesday. ! special
! train will g." ran from Orleans. y
hra~ka ru tina, I'y.
..
~
Tie CHIEF was tie first paper ia t."
wo~t t. secure k,udniIs Treatise on
H., iIor-e aud Offer it a. a premium
to ~ subscribers. and now nearly
,'''s Paper ',"" 'n' N,'
n''' '"''""'' sun anu N''''" "''"
! ""'''''''S WIZ '."''''""'
Notwithstanding the doctors. Law
YER, preachers, editors, ~phil,nthr"-
pi-r- aud host o: other people claim
that they are working for the cicya
tIon al mankind IN general, the cold.
hard. ch"crl"-- fac! remains TIA, they
are all. III reality. in earnest pursuit
of the almighty :.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

smith Brothers announce still n
other important reduction in rate of
interest on time loans. .S,-1iyaf niae
PER om GaRHIL iafrrN. Call at the
i;aGk aud leave y'.Ir application.
40if.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20
THE CHIEF.
G MATTERS.


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Fs'.earI ra,..aser - .gan
Fr,,sh, leave. 90" . ~
wc~arl hrsrra. issrr, us n.
ani-- ''F I"
re,..rr.- az. 4"a m.
susvr. n
srfr~ &c. ''' 4"
Ira ne b'A' eE-'r' ~aH'ay
N'W good. - Nh VI Hai"'
l",e Of Boot 4 Shoe Il
h''.iiaT'''' ''' ,'.-l,n .'. '"'
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''''h'"S II Hal 'I'.'
Lar. .--pr'u.'.i e.: Carrots. u
Mn. N'HmuE-.
EaGv OAio r"'a'o.- ipr "a" ~
i''i"
Go'p'. NJ M,Bu.,- ~ fashion
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Largo Assortment 81 N',,'n"f: IA
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id-i"f- - oni.-, -'nE'" ami con-
H,a.r,. al Nj N,Hrrnr
v,r,,u, u.y,,,rg.
!. ". Perkins went to 'h.e1-" last
N''''"'i-
Children DTcs, hat. Sailor hats and
H"" Hat IL MI. M'hhi"h-
DOCS " Hhor VIII "c sod '.'"ar i"r
~" 81 '' '"'Ith
Mr. :. e smith has been in Beatrice
tor ecycral day.
iiridJuartrg. for ali kind n; Farm
Machinery, at :. 4 +.
h"'s o. '"'''! faces For Ai2" ana
"'''' ''"''-' II In" HALLS.
lhu Western and Union Planters. "a,
HI'N"'iE " F'>A :
! Niii"1" order nr" No" ""r'h on'
hundred cen'- on the dollar.
III. D,rl.y, r.,,r, v;,b ,,,,.,, c,.l
cup H"'' "'''A T.! ~ r.
Farmers generally aye feeling good
over the late EoakIuy rains.
Always bay IN" h"-t-th" Brown
f.lh''i h.'s tH' I''I. Sold hI.
:. d r.
The only place IN town that Won ca,
hn! the "i'ddcn Ea.h Wir", l. At
Nii'HiIL MoGTAET'S.
The W. G. +. L. will meet ut Mr.
warner on thursday new "
&" p IN.
Prof Per- or p,,ro ~.,ric.,c crc,o
l,..nr.I ~, 81. r..
day night.
RnLt. Y Slir,v ca.bic, .r ,Lc W,L
>trr 60 H,nL started =, cIi,,,, Ia,
SATURDAY..
Rev. Geo. Q. Ycj,cr viii preach a
thc Congregational Church next sab
bath. morning and evening.
Nm. IN rou ,,rt
the AYR Times. having moved 10 ,ha
Mace
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insure Your NE IN The H"m" lLf'
U,v,ry & Tunrrr ,ocr,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

Go - Rohv's for the celebrated
STAR Chewing Tobacco
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

THURSDAY ArI;IL - 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-20

The late Car II Russia. before allow
lnS himself 10 I've 81 cruelty assaS>ins-
tod hy tie wicked nihili>tS. had
advised hIs subjects to use only Spaf-
i"ra> and lI>hS canned goods. Tor sale
in Rex. cloud. 10y c. Z. Prrxtu.
Call ~ Sr,p~nn 4 sveczev Of Bl,se
tii!i. N,A. sad get terms and prices
before buying Land or maxim. \ ,ean
on Your farm.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15

miles a day, and it Is said that no
faster work has ever been done in
railroad building anywhere.
The Tombstone Mill and Mining
Company have declared its regular
monthly dividend of $4,000 for
the month OF December, payable
at the office of the company 10
Philadelphia on and after the 25th
instant
Mr.. G. w. Pinkham, who runs
the stage line from Tom bstone to
Arispe and Las Dslicias. Sonora,
reports meeting eighty teams be.
tween Arispe and this place, on his
up trip.
The Lima Consolidated contin-
nes to turn out high grade ore.
The pay streak az a depth Of
eighty-fve feet is two feet wide
and will mill, it is thought, not
less than SIS per ton.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Gladstone has
again RENTED 10 per cent. of the
rentals on his Hawarden estate.
An association of the Chamber of
Commerce proposes to send q dep
utation to Postmaster. General
Fawcett, to impress the Desirable
ity OF the Government entering
into negotiations with foreign
countries for chea pening and faci!-
itating telepraphic communication.
A dispatch from Naples says the
sudden departure of y dispatch boat
to Caprera with physicians has
raised anxiety regarding Garibal-
dps health.
The Merry .Tekke mission to Cock
Tepe has returned TO Merry owing
to the failure of negotiations with
Russia. Another deputation, with
larger powers, is being organized.
The Sultan has deputed a mum Der
of German officials to reorganize
the armies.
DUBLIN, Jan. IA force OF 200
military and constabulary has
gone to EdenbOry, County Kings,
to protect persons cartipg oats
bought at Sherifi7s sale. The mob
broke up the roads, threw trees
across them, and destroyed four
bridges.
A force of $50 police and militia.
ry has evicted six families at Tero-
nAreau, near Ballaghaderen.
The arms seized at Clonmel be.
longed to the bailiffs.
O'COnnor has RENTED rs per
cent. of the rent of his tenants at
Arcicoan and Ardmoyle.
The dead bodies of process serv-
ers H8ady and his nephew. who
recently disappeared, have been
found chained together near
Lopghmask. Five arrests we; o
made on suspicion.
ROME. January IL The Pope
has declined to comply with the
law requiring him to fill up census
papers, but monsigneur filled up
the return, showing 500 persons
living In the Vatican, Oue-third OF
whom were females.
MONTREAL, January 1.-THE
Canada Pacific Railway Directors
have resolved not to build the coD-
templated branch to rault Ste.
Marie, but that a connection be
made with the Chicago and North
western instead. While the line
along the shore Of Lake Superior
Is in progress swift steamers will
be used to carry freight from Algc-
ma bay to Chicago and Thunder
bay.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15
Arizona News.
[Frem the Journal.I

The discovery of a deserted city,
cut out Of the rocky face of u wind
ing cliff, rewarded the efforts of the
Observation-Disclosures Institution
exploring party during Its research
90 In New Mexico and Arizona
during the past season.
The greatest fest In railroad
track.laying, 1t Is believed, ever
accomplished, has Just been per-
formed by the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company on the western
section OF the road, east Of Gomez
Forty miles of steel rails were laid
In twelve days. This is On average
|of close upon three and hall
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15

since. His son was at the wreck
looking for his father. J. d. Ran.
soma, of the Hoffman House, :s also
missing.
Mammoth Pooling Arrasgems ems
NEW YORK, Jan. 14th.-An-
other important pooling arrange.
ment nearly com pleted. 1t in
cludes the Union, Central Southern
and Texas Pacific lines and com
prises the entire California bust.
ness. 1t Is expected that the de.
tails of this com bination will be
perfected next week. The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company may be
included in the agreement.
B,srJust-r. C.ucus,
RICHMOND, Va Jan. 1.-THE
ReaCJusteis caucus nominees fol
Stats officers were elected to-day
by general assembly.
TIP Execn,l.e
RElDsviLLE, N G, Jau IA j ,e
Hay, Edridge Scales aud Matilda
Scat.s, oil eoiored, were Executes
at Wentworth, in this State, to-
day. The execution was public
aud witnessed hy over 5000 per-
sons, mostly negroes A military
guard OF about 200 men formed in
q hollow square around the gibbet
and kept back the crowd Along
the route from the Jail to the scat.
fold the prisoners yelled and
screamed. The woman's shrieks
could be heard a half mile. All
made brief speeches admitting
their guilt. At 1:20 the drop fell.
The necks Of the trio were not
broken and the struggles of all
were fearful. The crime was the
murder Of Noah Carter, the hus-
band of Matilda.
rsrr,b,s C",iisiSn.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Evening
Journals Elkhart, Ind, special
says: Last night at Mills Sta
ton there was q terrible wreck,
caused by the Baltimore aud Ohio
train being run into by the Lake
Shore train. The cars, engines,
telegraph Office and track were
nearly demolished. The trains are
all delayed up to this date, l P. NJ.
No lives are reported lost.
Another Cashier.
DETROIT, Mich ., Jan. AR. T.
Hood, local Freight Cashier on the
Wabash road, has disappeared.
He had been gam bling lately. The
entire shortage of fifteen to twenty
thousand dollars falls on local
Freight Agent Mead.
The mother of the late General
Custer died a. Monroe this morn
ing.
HesSy FuO.
GALVESTON. January 14.-This
afternoon fire destroyed the cot.
ton buildings Of Moody and Jen-
nieson worth $4,000 and Two
other large buildings, adjoining
this is the haviest business por-
tion of the town. Loss stated at
$500. 600
AttOmrr sunk.
LONDON, Jan. 14.-The Swedish
mail stea mer sunk in Calman
Sound whiio on q trial trip and fit.
teen persons were drowned.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15
AttulAl sunk,

LONDON, Jan. I4.-The Swedish
mail etea mer sunk in Calman
Sound whiio on q trial trip and dc.
teen persons were drowned.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15

GALVESTON. January 14.-This
afternoon fire destroyed the cot.
ton buildings Of Moody and Jen-
nieson worth $4,000 and TWO
other large buildings, adjoining
this is the haviest business por-
ton Of the town. Loss stated at
$500. 900
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-15
Notice of Dividend.
Los ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
BOARD and ROOMS.
2o6 Spring ST.

Private Boarding; Sunny Rooms, en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
six minutes walk from the Postoff1ce.
D~Terms very reasonable. jyl2-6m
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-02-08

SMALL Pox REMEDY.-Acorrespon-
a.nt If the Stockton (Cal.) Herald
rites AZ follows: ~ herewith append
a recipe which has been used TO my
knowledge in hundreds Of cases. ~
nil, nrevent or cure the smallpox
thonah the pittiug are filling. Whom When
1 tanner discovered cow -pox IN Eng1ana
.hs world Of science hureld an ava.
iancha of fame upon his head; OUT
, mhen the scieptific school or medicine
w. t,,a wor,d--that Of Paris--pubiIlsheo
this recipe as panacea LOT ss;a.rv a.
/, It. nassed unheeded. 1t 10 nniainog ~
fate. and conquers in every lns'aus as
, T. IL harmless when taken by q we'
narson. Il will also cure scarlet FEVER y
: Hare ia tho recipe as | have nsed u
md cnred nv children Of scarlet fever
naa ' :. IL "a I have used it to cur
a%o,,.nox: when learned physician
i said the patient must die, ~ ca u,es
Snlpbate Of zinc, one gram 1ox gov nos
J, iS;aitalis\. one grain half a teaspoon
ri Of sugar: mix with two tablespoon
h. fui If water. When thoroughly NIKE
g. oaa f"nr ounces Of water. Take
auo every hour. Either disco
b. will disappear in twelve hours :. :,
child smaller doses, accorolng 70 q q
b. r. counties would compel their Pny
clans to use this, there would %
re- need need of pest.houses. If You value =
Vice Vice and experience, use this for u
rs terrible disease"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-02-08
Nh 1oun r. HuLsEY has assum-

.-MR. JOHN E. HuLsEY has assu"'
Cd the editorial control Of that ex
cellent paper, the Claiborne Guar-
dian. In his salutatory, Mr. Holse
defines his position in the following
nnm,stakable words:
On these questions | have no unce! r
tain convictions. Politics with me -
'n matter Of principle and not Of .h ex Re
d;ency. In the principles ., TUG fa nS
mocracy have an unwaveIlng ia I'm
To the doctrines ola live, liberal ana "a
nrocressive Democracy exemphnea ~
the administration of our govero m 41's
i Az look for the development ct the !!
w. mon which our Republic Il
f'o While there are those .' VIM =.
, nrnfess to believe that the Democsass
= ! discern a 1a nothing in the signs Of tn
u t;mas. or in recent political aeve'op
e , mants. which in the least shakes ss'. m
confidence in the mission an ".a aada,
success Of the party. The un"so ~;
s ,hon while remain it's editor, WI
he Democratic in all it's u'torance
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-02-08
SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN w.
MEN.

Saws the Shreveport Times: -ot
course all Southern men are semi
harh.rians. both as regards mental
c,,ture and tbs blood thirsty instinct
that prompts them to shoot men
down simply to see them klck'-
While we accept this verdict OF 'ne
Northern people, we must maintain
.h.t our women are not only super
;or tn the men of the South or the
North Int to the women Of any 9th
o. section or nationality. This train
Of thought has been induced oy '' :
following article in the New York
. Herald under the head "Murderers
90 Pets" If history records one
:. single instance of Southern lady
visiting q murderer in Jail from Gu
!! riosity we yield the point. At TN
sama time we recognize the fac
that there are Dumberless North
Z ern ladies who would not do CO.,
l. Lovely woman has strange proper
s;ty for adoring pug dogs, Chinese . 'e .,
- pots and many other o9tlanu'sn ~
. iects. and man endures this lunacy,
a. hast he can; but when woman refresh
her delicate sensibilities by. v'sltll
Condemned mu,derers, carrying no,
G arc and bonbons with her and ASK
- No nav but smiles, autographs y
locks of hair, the time arrives IN wn'
to wonder whether she sllou,d nsss
. locked up to keep her from d'ssrac =
= herself. The public will not soon +
ost how women thronged about
coll If Chastine Cox and sent peru
I'd notes to that sable slaughteref,
o. Sunday receptions have
ready disgraced our people III inc .
wv Of respectable foreigners. Inc '
NV tors TO these two wcrth'es were Nv" ~,
u,ur& ,rers' friends, but utter s.l
oerx and so shameless were man;
them chat they took little GNU
9TH them. Sipdram, now IN
Tombs under sentence OF DEAN,
RS. he has bad no such visitors yet,
VI ~ does do an, not doubt that they will com y
time, although to his honor , :. 90 eh ~ :
the custom appears to him III tue
liaht that it does to all sensible
e. + ::' ): :::s:; Fl; &:
inc upon criminals with whom whom
. ara not acquainted and in whom
" cau have n honorable interest
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-02-08

HARVEY AND TEE BLooD.-Harvey
discovered the circulation OF the
blood, and upon announcing the lace
was ridiculed and laughed at. fooo
makes blood and blood makes beau
ty. Improper digestion OF food ne
cessarily produces bad blood, q lull
| stomach, acidity, heartburn SICK
headache and other dyspeptlc symp-
Itoms. A closely confined life leaos
te Indigestion, constipation, bilious
ness and loss of appetite. You 90
not want pills, but you need lew
doses of that sparkling pnrgaslve
known as Ba'iey's Saline Aperient'
1t aids digestion, clcanses the stom'
l. ach, cools the brain and unloads th'
> bowels.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-02-08
notice.!

TIME PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
tho Parish Of Rapides, La, are
hereby notified that l will be az tne
following pamed places on the dates
herein stated, for the purpose OF asses
s;no the taxable property of said Far
ish Of Rapiles for the year 1907, ~
witt :.
Alexandria. Court House-Mondayy'
rn.sdav. Wednesday, Thursday, FRI
dav and Saturday, January 23d, @4th'
25th. Goth, 9th and 25th.
p;neyil,e = Monday and Tuesday
January goth and 31st. NJ,
I, OVERWHELMINGLY ana inu's'
day. February LIST and 2h. Ct,
Hatch's Store-Friday ana oa'u'
day. February Sd and 4th. r.:
Weeml Store-Thursday and Fri
|aay. February 9th aud 10th.
'"f, scomte Saturday and Monday
February 18th aud 18th: ,..,
Loyd's Bridge Tuesday, feD 49, .as ~
Chepeyyille - Wednesday, Thurs
aay February 18th and 10th. -,
ismothe's Bridge-Saturday, Eel
ruary 18th. r..aov re,
ruary Doth aud 2lst. n,,,,
DeLoach's- Wednesday ana nu'
aav February 22d and 23d.
Observation-Disclosures ana inu'
p day, March Let and I'd. s,+r
/ Babb's Bridge-Friday and Sas'
Aorol, Q.1 and 4th.
' PsuIs Store-Monday, March r.; o o
Hineston /. Tuesday anu "eon'
I'd, day, March 9Th and 9Th. r,o.a
Nichols Monday and Iuesu
March 18th and l4th. 49,, ,s+,,
-, Carroll Jones (old place.. Tit
day, March 10th. r,o.ao,
Ten Mile (Westport). .Ioes na9
Wednesday, March 2lst and ga.
Wells Store. Monday and 'iuese
eor March 9th and 2Sth.
'o' Labat's. Monday and Tuesday,
Sd and 4th. a.,
- Ho,loway's Prairie. Wednesd az
Thursday, April 5th and ON:
Big Island. Friday, Aprli IN H.;
Borland's :. Saturday and MOI
y April 9th and llth. ..oh,
r An property owners are hereo!
+;aed to meet at the said places
lat their taxable property or the
Bltes' will be assessed from the pest ln'
alton I can obtain. ...,r,,,c
ntain "''' JAS. R. ANDREWS
Assessor Rapides Par
John Jan'y. Is, 1882.
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g|oetry.
BELIEVE ME-.
BY CHAs. SWAIN.

Believe me. or believe me not. 49,.
At other shrine l could ne'er oo"'
The world itself might be forgot,
But never thou-oh. never thou!
Though absent, 1 recall thy charms;
And wished, as lovers when they par''
ia like the vine, thousand arms,
10 clasp thee, hold thee, to my hears
q,here,s not pulse within my breas
Rnt thrills and trembles to thy touc"
rorret?-oh, no;-the fear is lest
Nv soul may love thee overmuch.
,rhv very name each feeling warns;
a And Oft, though vain, the wish VII
| start, ,
nh at vine-like, I'd a thousand arms
TO clasp thee ever to my hea't'
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mo. q.

anti Al breakfast time both brloes
.nne.red and we're Joined ~ tne'l
liege lords. tho ;o-
One thing Was evident 70 'ne ~
,er the brides had not found ous
the trick; their freedom from D ,...,.
inc embarrassment. barring little
maiden bashfulness, showed tn's.
bu. the eroomsa From MS 1eassse
nlsce Mr.. Practical j, saw The young
Benedict, sitting by themselves IN :
brown study. Every now ana snsn
thew would laugh silently until the
tear. would run down theircheeks'
and they would fairly hug them
selves in an ecstacy Of mirth; then
I,hey would become grave, only 70
break out into grins moment after
and 50 the long day passed away. ana
they took the steamer TO view On =,
Now. what was the upshot OF all
this the joker never knew, but re
morse tortured his soul; he took 70
), drinking; then falling steadily down :.
verd he became a politician, Until
reaching the very depths Of the PIT
= an indignant public sentenced hlo
: to pay penance, and he is now sers
. ING out a term in the Virginia Leg
!. Iislature, and he never gets letse
lint what in derision an "Hon.
n put before his name.
Moral for young married couples
~ Turn on the gas.
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OSCAR WIPES ideal Of perft

Oscar WILDE's ideal Of perfed
beauty is Sarah Bernhart, whom b
regards as tue realization of all bill
aesthetic dreams. He says he would
ask no higher earthly delight than t
sit all the livelong night on the door,
step of the house in which she
sleeps. Nothing more is needed ID
prove Oscar 4 perfect ass. Bostop
lStar.