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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

GRAY's CREEK, GRANT PARISH, La.
The meeting being called to order
Rev. s. H. Whatley was elected pres
,dent and explained the object Of the
meeting in few appropriate remarks.
G. H. Harvill was elected Secretary.
G. W. Bruce, superintendent, open
ed the proceedings by the reading OF
chapter in the Bible. Another
chapter was read by u. a. Harvill.
After prayer by President Whatley,
The rolls of the scholars of Gray's
Creek, Beulah and Prospect Sabbath
schools were called aud Rotations
heard.
During roll call vote of sympathy
was rendered to Miss Julia Irwin,
who Was absent on account of SICK
ness. The election of officers resulted
IN the election If Miss Virginia IT.
win as Ma, Queen; Miss Mollie Ware
aud Miss Bette Gray MS Maids of
Honor; Mr. John Greed as Prince
Consort aud Msssrs- " II Irwin
and Willie Harvill ms courliers Then
he ceremony Of presenting the
Ser, lis and Magnolia Flowers was
appropriately carrled through, after
winch q H. Harvill, a. proxy, read
the Queen address.
MIR. s. Lee of By Greek sunday
school, and Miss Lille Richardson of
Colfax, st. Luke's Ell iscopal school,
were introduced by the President.
A poem was then read by President
Whatley. after which the scholars
marched to dinner III procession.
Dtnner VIA, served To- all present. AT
Ter dinner the exercises were contIu
u-d by short and pitby address
from Pres Mbatley. Then Supt Il.
" Bruce delivered al address on
Fashion, after which the President
IN a few appropriate remarks intro
duced g. h Harvill. who delivered
an address on Sabbath schools.
MIR. s. L Parish being called to
the char Rev. >. H. wbailey then
delivered an address.
The minutes Of the day were read
ani approved. ami the audience ad :
] utned III goo,i aa,ier
5 II HATLEY Chairman.
q. II. HARyILL S-ci-iary
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

1t is reported to us that one OF the
road Overseers on the road leading
from Colfax to Alexandria, by way Of
the Douglass bridge. has mallciously
INSTRUCTED the road so that it is not
passable with vehicle. There is "A
severe penalty for such deeds, and
we warn the party interested that, if
the report is as has been represented,
it will go hard with him after the
grand jury has considered his case.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

We would most respectfully call
the attention Of subscribers to the
figures on the margin of their papers.
They represent the time up tn which
your subscription is paid Thus, il
IL 80 signifies that ycn owe us from
Nov. II, 1880; and 2-15 81 that you
owe from Feb 10, 1881. We need
every dollar owing to rs, and will
take it MS a personal favor if our
friends come up promptly and Pr.
what they owe.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

She attended ball--danced tn late
hour-became ovesheated went home
thniy clad. M cold, damp night air. and
caught cold. Next day hradachr- s
of appetite slight ftver-dr, skin-pains
and ACCESSIBILITY Observation-Disclosures
ton to get mp. R.medy-one bottle Eng
lsh Female Bitsers prepared for such
conditions.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
LOCAL DO rs

We defer publishing au account OF
our trip to Alexandria until next
week, hoping to have cooler head
and steadier band by that time.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

CarNIN.L negro by the name of
John Williams was jailed this week,
on charge by Mr.. VIM. Hickman OF
malicionsly manning his cattle.
Another negro, who gives his name
"a Gus Gowens, sold horse, bride
and saddle for SIT so. Deputy. La
croix considered it crooked trans
action AID arrested the man on sus-
picion. and will hold him until he
can tell straight story about him
self The animal, small hay mate,
is in charge of Mr.. J II McNeely.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

At some future time We Will pnb-
lish poem written by Rev. ). II.
wbatley and read by him at the
Gray's Creek Sabbath school May
Day celebration.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

In explanation OF the almost total
absence of locals and editorial com
inents in this issue of the CHRoNIcLE
we.will state that we have been alb
sent nearly all the week, on trip to
Alexandra. Our object in going to
that town was to be in attendance al
the Press Convention. which was I,
have conveyed on the 18th inst, bu,
has been postponed for the second
time, to meet in July. Owing to the
miserable arrangement of the mails
we failed to get word in time to pre-
vent our trip. Ten days ago we were
vaccinated, and at this time have mn
arm 80 swollen and sore the entire
system is sympathising in a hot fever
Under these circumstances it eau
readily be appreciated how hard a
matter it is for as to issue the CHRoN-
IcLE this week. We wish to ANNOUNCES
further that the fact of our having
been vaccinated is no reason to sup.
pose that smallpox is prevalent III
this region. II there is case oi
smallpox within q hundred miles oI
Colfax we have yet to hear Of it. The
only case in central Louisiana tina,
far is that of Col McGinnis of Alex
andria, who is now entirely recovered
and whom we saw and conversec
with at bis place of business
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
A CARD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF GRANT.
10 Whom Il may concern:

a" " wv " "s~y e~"S" ~
/ hereby deuouuce the anthor of my
having family positive liar aud dis
honest man; ard further declare that il is
prejudice that caused him to tell such lies.
do this TO warn him Of his dangerii he
con 'inues to ins,igate and tell hes ON hon
est people. May the Lord forgive him of
his sinfnlness. | believe him 10 be qsid
Ashe and son compos meshs. forgive him.
THOMAS FRANKLIN BALL,
Teacher Beulsh school.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

Mr.. H. Mcknight has bad forty
road hands at work repairing the
Darro bridge for the past two days
He says he can make pretty fair
low water bridge out Of the material
left of the old bridge.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
& : d Ii iris csai
~ MILAN NERyINE

i.t .e ers1s. lalpisai; of
III e.s.t, a IN "a. III f.tit., ~cs fula,
-Aps..,is, ,si-v, Sc 20 III kidne.s apt a
e.ssa'se- oi the uran, org : " w s,s,s-
H., caiise..sy iiidisefetn o-ssi
l"'i ahsit. enra ~ DE- "a \. I'm 90.
'i'ni. 80 M .n.st.lle-
~ q am. old a. n I" ae g seri,g Your
s'.iie i,.-s as With :. mantle b, le 9
look n. e.. be s..yc,i p Am Y ef-
forts, a'ia ..ser +" aaine u t 5 ci..t, LII
Jewels 10 We or va ( ,rsl 49,. / yin
will Do not keep tals secret k,i. ger.
nhtli II sais your Wit ~ ans ..,ssr.s -tI
bo1y and soal Ii you are tla.s aifi.cae Z
rake DIR. kichnond's Samaritan Aorsl4a
l. Will res tore your shattered Moves arrest
premature decay, impart tone AID energy
to the whole system.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

VIM. McGee, tho white man who
was sentenced to term Of two years
in the penitentiary by Judge Barbip,
has been safely conducted to his
quarters at Baton Ronge by Deputy
Lacroix, who returned home on the
Bell last Monday.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

If you d, not like the use of a sick ming
pill, for your headache AID constipation.
just try one dose # Bailes's Saline Aperi-
ent. and you will never use another pill
for the same purpose.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

A female who is troubled with cold feet
and hands, pains in the side and back. pal
pitaiion of the heart. monthly suppression
or excuses, will find prompt and reliable
cure in the Use Of English Female Bitters
As female regulator. it acts like charm
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
Gin Stands for Sale.

] have two near,y es s,xty-saw Eagle
Gin stands, hich viii be sold at a barry IN,
singls or both together. to suit pare chaser.
Apply to BEN. KRAFT.
mil l-3m
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

Is t worth while u endure penal torture
every nigii from waketul less inability to
sleep ne, vnus piost alto !, Sc, when You
can be imIn ,diate reIiev ii aid perma-
nently cared ~ ag eeable remedy as
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Does it pay t, be COM elled by debl ity
languor, to aband N active b siurss when
brain. nerve amt muscle can be ora ed mp
aud he whole = stem can be res ored 10 IA
be itny condl ion h cnnrse of
SAMARITAN NERTINE
nervous d. sp-ptis. why APPROACH
the dinner table dali. wi IA q p,,itiyr dis
gust for all that l., savory AID delicious
who vigorous appetite 10. even the
plainest food is created by the use IF
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Is il wise to I'VE in il bright world rs
though it was dunge m, ~, tintly his
crab AMI discontented VIII n the worst
case of .pi epsy, merry 'us1-ss or hypocon-
dria is CIR d IN nineteen days BY such .
pleasant ani Wholesome an ex ,ilrrant u
SAMARITAN NERYIyE
Can it be posa BILE that any person of a
nerv, Us tenn pc .,,ment will run the risk Of
apo lexy or liaraly sis " ien csa tone and
regulate the nervous centre with
SAMARITAN NERVINE
l. it not a species Of mo al SANITY fur
any merchan., mechanic fa me- or travel
er &, b. without tn, hest IN ,wn aDtldote
against disease
SAMARITAN NERFINE
Cons dering the harrassin, and Aepress-
lug nature Of the functional arrangements
To- which woman In subject il it nos aston
ishing that any invalid If the feeb.er sex
shosld b state to seek the certain relief
aft rded in sucl Gas $ by the general oper-
alton of
SAMARITAN NERVINE
These are gu inns at deeper interes,
ti'an any Of the y litical dosmas of the
day. a d tn Sc whom they concern arr in
vited to give tn IN something more than
passing though.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Is for Sale
By ALL DRUGGIST
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

cured MY hslie girl of fits She was also
deaf and dumb but IL cu,ed her She can
nov tai. and hear as sss.ii as any bod,
Peter Ross, op,ihs satrr, Wis.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
aas bse e.. tl,e iu-ans ui caring my wife of
IilenIDa,isin- ). d. FI.GTcIfBa.
Fnri q, HAS ulos adj.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
made n sure cure Oi q case OF fits for my
soh. h. b Hills, hiatsville. Kan.
SAMARITAN NEavINE
cured me Of vertigo. ncunslgia and sick
headache Mrs. MN. HENSON, Aaso.a, II,
sAMAslTAN NERvINB
was the mea 81 c'iiiDg my wife oi srasnl-
iEv j. A. fDIE, Beaver, Pa.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
cured me- Of asthma. alter spending over
5000 with other doct rs.
/. s. K. iioBsoN. New A bany. Ind
StAiakIiAN SLRgIsE
effectually cured me Il sp,,inS ~
MISS JE.AIE WAsREN,
740 Wesi Van 'nren ST.. Ch.e-go, L.
SAMARITAN AEeNISis
cured our chilli OF hts at gieeil mp ~ ,iia
by Gus falnl, physhia,. & bavia, .vr 100
ia ~ h"lsrs. HlN.Y KSGE.
yer'i Ia Wai.rl, Co., lea4
SAMARITAN ERvISE
cured me OF scrofula after suffering T. s
years. ALBERT SIMPSON. Peo'm iii
sAMsRITAN NrRvfNE
eured my son OF fits after SIP n iins S1400
WITH ether doc ors ]. w. THos>Tos,
cia.horn, Miss
SAMARITAN NERvINE
10 If
q stubborn character Kew w. M .TN
Mschancs'own, MAJ. land
SAMARITAN NERvI L
cured my son Oh fits. atle, having hsd 25iV
in IL nlonths. MRs. h. FORBES.
West iotsdsnI, New York
SAMARITAN NERyINE
cured me # epilepsy 81 nine = stand
ing MIS- OaIESA MAG H LII,
Granny AeAton 20. 40,
SAMARITAN NERVINE
mas permanently cur, me If epilepsy Of
many years' duration. JACOB >UTtR
1T j srph. Missouri
SAMARITAN NERvINE
cnred me Of bronchitis asthma aud gem
eral debility OLIVER Meyers,
Iro ton, OHIO.
SAMARITAN NEnvINE
has Icurssi me Of asthma, aiso scrofuls If
many years standing. Isaac JEWELL.
l., vineton. Kentucky.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
cured me Of fits. Have been W. II tor over
foar years. CHS e. CUhTfs.
Osalis. Dugiass Co. Nina.
SAMARITAN NEkyINE
cured friend OF mise ~hp had dyspepsia
very badly. MICHAEL O'CoNxok,
Ridgway, Pa.
SAMARITAN NERVlNE
has effected cures for
DAVID TKExHLY Des Ms.ines, lows.
HENRY CLARK, IA. field. Mica
Il GsAuaM, Nor,b Hope. pa.
SAMARITAN NEhvlNE
cur,d my son oil hts. He has MT had .
fit for four years. JOHN D1vIs.
Wossdburn. Macoupin w., Ill.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
| Is for sale by druggists els VIII, re-, or NAV
be had direct rom Us. Thos who wish
to obtain flu, th-r evidence of the.curstive
properties Of Samaritan Nervire will please
enclose 8 eeat stamp for c"py Of oui H.
Illustrated Journal of Heath, giving hnn-
d,eds OF testimonial If cure frOn, persons
Who have used the medicine aid also their
pictures photographed alter thelr restora-
tiou ~ perfect health
Or. s. A. RICHMOND 4 CO.,
Worlds Epileptio Institute,
AIS e. y06SPA; NO.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
NOTICE.

The Law partnership heretofore existing
between H. l.. Daigre aud NJ. F. Machei
Is hereby dissolved ~ mutual consent.
Colfax, La May 6, 1882
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
SAMARITAN .NERpINE

Does it pay t, be compelled. by debl iry
languor, to aband N active b siurss when
brain. nerve amt muscle can be ora ed mp
aud he whole = stem can be- res ored 10 "a
be thy cnndl ION b a cnlfse of
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
Home Questions.
TO THE SICK and DEBILITATED.

Is t worth while To endure penal torture
every nigit from wakeful less inability to
sleep ne, vnus pr ost alto ., Sc, when you
can be imn ,diate y reIiev d aid p@rm.-
nently cnreL ~ 8 az eeable q r.meiy as
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

Pay y"nr dnes to the printer.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

7 a cossJipafioss Of Pse.
f0a,ieic Of Iron, Pcs-sscSG,s
Bark aud Phosphorus IN
a Patatabte form. The
ossi d Pr~pGrotioa Of ! ron
that triit ssOt biss~Lc,s the
teeth, 50 cjs0racterisfirof
\ofJter iron J,rt.7Durutions.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20

SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cures Epilrptic Fits, Spasms. CONVERSIONS
st. Vitus' Dance, Vertigo Mysteries. Insau-
itv, Apcplex, Para ysis, Rheumatism Mem
ialgia aad all Nervous Diseas s This in
fallible remedy will positively erad. cat.
every species vi Nervous Encouragement aud
drive them away never to reluin again. II
utterly destroys the germs Of disease by
neutralizing the hereditary faint or poison
~ the system. and Thoroughly eradIcares
he disease, and utterly destroys the cause.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
Cures Female Weakness, General Debility.
Leucorrhpa or Whites, Painful NJ nstrua-
hon, Iteration OF the Uterus. Internal
Heat, Gravel, 1uAaruation If the Bladder.
For wax iulness at night there is no bet
ter remedy. Darng the Change in Life
no teh'al' should he without it, 1t quiets
tn nervous system and gives rest, CON-
fort anu natures sweet sleep
SAMARITAN NERvINE e
ures = ca,'usin, DRUNKENNESS and the
III of Opium Eating. These d -radlng
habits are by ia the worst evils that have
I've. bria''e'. suffering humanity. Thou
s''i'''s de annually itom these noxious
'gs III d"i~'rd ,srlaks liquor not
because iie likes it. Int fef tae pi ASH of
'i'unH anu Treating lis irlvbuS. little
tnirAsng hat Ie H. on his road Ia rum.
i-l~. the sp.iir' 'atei. he first usrs the
drug in s,i. all quan.i,its AS a harmless an
tidptr. he son,..lis ind i-nc- If he d, ug
takes ststnl h III u on ns ,iet.u., rsdlno
him e. h.s s'wn ii. struction. Ine h ,bns {
oi'ium eatins aud liqn1. drLkin are pre-
Sc, wha. sat.ng 10 ,,iiDe.itiv, nea>, as
owes -''s4s y Lfs inflanes tn. stomach
", 81 eli nn.es Gang sntli il pa /
: s@ ne sis'ii,s b and app tste s.p
=. ~ dria~s}. i4'so' ~ st's's oi 'pinnI In
-'e :. VI sat's ys.lS.' OIL. add t Iss, ii res
"a ., nnsl e AS-is.t> e VIA Il, G d
-. Lac (, y gintl gu, zap ~osm 1
. ''.t < Vat never nvu.- .
'sis as..ll y ue etss i 81. -
"a 4+ as sta IL ~ al
esS }a"c s.ep- q T.
KS .tlis ~ tenn, Hld rs
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
SANARITAN NERTIyE

Y u nervous dosp-ptirs. why appsoacl
the dinner table dali wi IA a positive dis
gust for all ti,ati> savory AID deiicioa
whc vigorous appetite 10. even tn
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: ii j HATLEY Chairman.
u. ii. HARyILL SECRETARY
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

cured MY h.lie girl of fits She wa, also
deaf and dumb, but IL aui-d her. She can
nov taiN and hear as as.il ss an,bod,
PHrER Ross, Sp,lns satrr, Wis.
SAMARITAN NERvINE
aas bse.i the lu-ans ui caring my wife of
iilenIBalisin. ). d. FLGTcIfBa.
F'ori e. has uload ,.
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SAMARITAN NERVINE
SAMARITAN NERVINE

l. it not species Of mo al sanity fur
any merchan, mechanic fa me- or travel
TT {, b. wIthou, tn hest IN ,wn aDtidote
agaiust .st.ase
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-05-20
SIMARITAN lNERTTNR
SANARITAN NERYINE

These are gu : ms Of deeper interes,
ti'an any Of the y litical dosmas of The
day, a d tn Sc whom they concern arr in
vited to give tn IN something more than a
passing though.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-24

Will some person please name a
prominent Republican politician in
Kansas who is advocating the repeal
or modification of the prohibition
clause in the State Constitution 2
Commonwealth.
Will some one please name a promi-
nent Republican politician in Kansas
who is advocating anything, except
ing his chances for Congress ?-Inde-
pence Kdasdh.
If conundrums are in order, we want
to propose one: Will some one please
mention prominent politician and
aspirant for Office in Kansas who is
not shystering and playing the part of
a demagogue on this prohibition ques-
ton: Il other words, can nybody
point out half a dozen politicians or
newspapers in the State that are say
ing, on this subject, what they really
think, or bluntly speaking, not lying?
AtchisOn Champion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-24

The Senate has passed, by q vote of
twenty-nine to fifteen, the bill which
provides that on and after the expira-
ton Of ninety days from Its passage,
and until the expiration of twenty
years, the coming of Chinese laborers
to the United States shall be suspend
ed, under penalty of imprisonment
not exceeding one year, and q fine of
pot more than 500 against the master
of any ship who brings q Chinese la
borer to this country during that time;
Chinese teachers, students, travellers,
diplomatic agents and Others shall be
required to produce passports from the
Chinese government, Endorsed by the
diplomatic representative of the
United States in China, or by some
United States Consul, Identifying the
bearer as belonging to one of the
classes not excluded by this measure
Hereafter any illusions in the United
States Senate to the ancient non-inter-
course policy of the Chinese Govern
ment may well be received with de-
rision; that body representing the
youngest nation in the world, has de-
liberately returned to practice which
belongs to the barbarous period of the
oldest nation. If this bill shall be-
come law it will establish three facts:
There is so little faith in the stability
of Republican institutions in this
country, and in the government which
embodies them, that the presence of
100, 900 Chinese in population of 5O,-
DOC, 900 causes an alarm 50 widespread
as to incorporate itself into the legis-
latiOn of. the country; the historic
sentiment of the country and the his
tOric policy which has kept open ports
to all the races of the world since the
adoption of the Constitution are de-
liberately abandoned; the faith of the
Christian people of America in the
power of Christianity to restrain, cub
due and modify pagan races is SO waek
that it can not endure the strain of the
presence of small body of foreigners
surrounded by Christian institutions,
and open on all sides to Christian in
fluences. The mingling and elevation
of races which has taken place here is
the most striking and hopeful fact in
contemporaneous history. To shut
the door against China at this late day
is not only to introduce race legisla-
ton, which recent amendments have
endea vOred to eXpunge from our
statute books, but to stop the most eff
fective missionary work, and to close
door which the providence of God has
opened for the widest Christian infiu-
Christian Union.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-24
ssSplendid.w.

Mafsh's Golden Balsam IL Highly
Recommended for Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
81 have used Marsh's Golden Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs and
fipd it q splendid Cough Remedy. It
gives a speedy relief."-D. II. Wilson,
st. Joseph, Mo.
"In my experience Of many years 1
have never met with a remedy that l
could so freely recommend for diseases
f the Throat and Lungs, as Marsh's
Golden Balam."-M. E. Hall, Fort
Scott, Kansas.
"Please send US five dozen Golden
Balsam as soon as you can We are
entirely out and are having calls every
day. We are selling more of it than
any other cough medicine we handle,
and we keep all the leading remdies in
in the market. "-Eldridge & Son,
druggists, Thayer, Kansas.
Marsh's Golden Balsam is for sale
by Scott & Son. druggists, lola, and by
prominent dealers everywhere. Large
bottles so cents and $l.OO. Trial size
10 cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-24

IRELAND OF TO-DAY: The Causes
and Aims of Irish Agitation. Illus
trated. BY NJ. F. Sullivan, with an
introduction by Thomas Power O'Con-
nor, NJ. p. J. G.. McCurdy IL Co.,
Publishers, Philadelphia; Cincinnati,
O.; Chicago, ILL.,; ST. Louis, Mo.
To the great body of the people of
the United States, whose reading
about the Irish question has been
almost necessarily confined to publica-
tons written from the English point
of view, and who know Ireland only
as thus represented, or rather misYep-
resented, we especially commend this
work.
We wish it could be brought to the
attention of every one who is indiffer-
ent upon the Irish question, or has
taken up the idea that it is an agi-
tation causless, or based only upon
sentimental grievances.
They would find in this book no
rhetorical generalities or descriptions
drawn from Imagination, but facts
gathered from sources Of unquestiOn-
able reliability, and statements by
persons of unimpeachable veracity.
Entirely disconnected from the Irish
land movement, revealing the true ma
ture and effects of Irish landlOrdisms,
its grinding oppression. its exhorbitant
exactions. and the depths of squalid,
hopeless poverty and misery to which
it reduces Irish tenants, which re-
quire no appeals to feeling to fill
every human mind with deeestatiOn
of the Irish land system, and commits
Grafton for those upon whom it has
been imposed. The publishers want
agents everywhere.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-24
Albert Crabbe a Young man vel

Albert Crabbe, young man well
known in this city, whose father lives
six miles south of town. was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Fender, last Tues
day, charging him with the stealing
of watch from a gentleman named
Post, of lola. The particulars as near
as we can learn are as follows Mr..
Post was stopping at lola, about April
30th last, and was in company with
Albert Crabbe at the time he lost his
watch. He heard nothing more of it
until he found it in the possession of
I. Smalling who lives near Geneva, in
Allen Co. Upon inquiry he found that
the latter BECAME in possession of it
by purchase from Will Fezler, a pur-
chased it from young Crabbe.-NeOsh0
FulLs Post.