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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-02-23


We furnish our readers list of the
number of votes cast for each candidate,
In the borough, on Tuesday last. As will
be seen much cutting was INDUCED in 10
the detrment Of some of the Republicans.
grid up her loins, and make her presence
known and felt In this instance tho
handsome majority. given Chief Burgess
Powers and Councilman Mcknight, at.
| tests the utter disregard the intelligent
voter has for strict party ties where Issues
of any moment are TO be disposed Of. Tho
vote
NORTH WARD.
Burgess-Powers, D., l57; Sourbcek,
r., l02.
ASSISTANT Burgess-Fleming, Il, 1853;
Schroeder, D., l0l.
Constabte--Lose, r., l72 Dolan, D., 81.
Borough Assessor--Benner, X, 1872
Steele. D., 90.
Treasurer-Gray, r., l75; Harper, ID,
Sc.
Orerseers Of Poor-BAysrd, H., III,
Glen, r., 1863; Twitmire, D., 80, Keicb-
| line, D., sG.
High ConstaJie-spIler, r., III; Gar
ris, D., ia.
Auditor-Cook, Il 1862 Blair, d., %.
Judge Of Eieetton-Linn, r., l6T; Van
Ormer, d., 80.
I"sPeetOr-Gordon, r., i!Si hoi'ler, D.,
Cooneii-McKnight, D., 1919; Weaver,
r., l26.
School Dirsetor-Harris, r., l47; Har-
ris, D., l0S.
Assessor.-wagncr, r., i67i Morrison,
L., 81.
SOUTH WARD.
Burgess-Powes, D., l75; Sourbeck,
r., 5s.
Assistant Burge" D., l42 :
Fleming, r., gl.
ConstaBie-DolAn, D., 1874 Lose, r., 95.
Borough Assessor-Steel, d., 1874 Ben
ner, r., 9G.
Treasurer-Ilarpcr, d., l2i Gray, r.,
los.
Orsrssers Of Poor-Twitmirc, d., 1873,
Keichline, D., 1885, Bayard, r., e6, Glenn,
r., g3.
High Constabie-GArri,, d., liii Spill
Ter, R., IS.
Auditor-Blair, D., 1873 Cook. r., 9s
Judge Of Eieetion-Cornely, D., lS3 /;
Irwin, r., 20.
Iaspector-Garman, D., lS9; Parsons,
r., 50.
C5uneii-CedArs, D., 1874; Lyon, r, 92.
School Dircctors-M NJ Moore, D., 1871, Fort.
ney, d., l43; Mccse, r., 20, Dorworth,
r., s..
Asse"or- Bradley, d, ll3; Cooney,
r., los.
WEST WARD.
Bsfrgess-Poweri, D., 79i Sourbcck,
r, IL.
AssStaHt Bargs"-Fleming, r., &C /;
Schreader. D., 56.
C,nstaBie-Lose, r., % Dolan, D., 81.
Borough Assessor-Benner, r., 6s Steel,
D., So.
HArrer, D., 63; Gray, r., sI.
Orers,ers Of Poor-BAyArd, r., 6s,
Glenn, r.. 60 Twitmire, d. %, Keieh.
line, D., 81.
High C0nsta5ts-Gsrri,, D. 65i spiller,
R., 5s.
Anditor-Cook, r., 60 Blair, D.. 81.
Judge of Election -Herkheimer, K, II T;
Reading, d., 81.
THspsetor- Bell, r. II Derr, d, 81.
Coaneit- BARLEY, r., 67 Teller, d., 65.
School Direetors- Williams, r, ~,
Smith, r., ~, Meek, d., Go; Mills, T.,
81, Henry, d., 81, Gross, d., 80.
Assess0r Reese, r., TO- Gross, d., 81.
REcAPITULATfoS.
Burges-Powers, Ill sourbeck, pol /;
Democratic majority, 2i0 Assistant Bur
gess-Fleming, 3l5. Schroeder, 30 Re-
publican majority, i6. ConstAble-Lose,
$40; Dolan, 269; Republican majority,
II. Borough Assessor Behner, s26; Steel,
2s4 Republican majority, ~. Treasurer
GRAY, SEQ; Harper, 25T Republican
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11
State Press Convention.

A meeting of the citizens Of Alex
andria was held Friday. March 81, t"
make arrangements for the proper
reception of The Pre:s Association Of
the State ut the meeting IN that ciiy
on the goth inst.
On mutlon J. X Waters was calico
to the Chair.
On MOTION the following Commit
e-s Mere appointed
Erecutire COmmitiee, ,Clth superUi-
sory pomers-J X. Waters, f. Ii.
Hunter and H. G. Duncan.
arrangements C.mmittee--J A Viii
liani.. j. l., v,b, j. j. Ferguson, n l.
Mc(i,nnis, s Schlnalinskl and j. e
Goni,len.
Finance Cmmutee-R p. Hunter.
s. Cullen, q. w Bolton and j. X.
Waters: j. A Williams, Treasurer.
Reception C.mmittes-J. X. An
jrews, h. l. sBiossat, Thos. Crawl-y
J. r. Waters, H. {. Duncan, aud X.
r Hunter.
Ball Committee I. H,nsof, e.
O. Mats. 81 Klein and Z. VI. Fl"wtr
Con, nitfee on Entertainments W
f. Biackman. j. h. Thornton, j. q
White aud b. Turner.
On motion the Rev. Herman &
Duncan was elected to deliver the
address of welcome on behalf Of ths
citizens Of the city aud parish.
o. mo,hsu The time III The Ball Wi
fixed for Tuesday, and the Commit
lee on entertainments was dnectes
to make proper arrangements for
dinner Monday evening. aud an ex'
cursion. Wedut sday.
On motion the chairman 1T thu
meeting was requested to notify tn
Chairman of subcommittee Ut thei
Respective duties.
On motion it WAS resolved that til
Press Of the State be notified tha
the citizens of Alexandrla are prepar
ed to do all in their power for ih
reception aud entertainment on til
occasion.
On motion the Chairman at til
Executive Committee WAS requisite
to inquire of the representatives
the papers throughout the Sat
whether they may be expected to nj
tend this Copveution, and ifso whett
er they will be accompanied by an
ladies'.
On motion the Press OF the Stat
we.e requested to copy the proceed
ings Of this meeting.
J. X MATTERS, Chairman.
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The offer to send for rs cents. in

The offer to send for 25 cents. in
money or stamps, Box of'Vegetable
Seeds, containing one packet each Of
Sure head Cabbage. Egyptian Tnrnip
Beet, Trophy Tomato, Butter Lettuce
French Breakfast RadIsb. ExcelsI
Watermelon, Model Cucumber, Whi'e
Egg Turnip. for trial, should he Ia
ken advantage OF by. every person
ubo has a garden The 8 varieties
are pnt up in II neat box. and each
package as fri SIZE This offer is made
to introduce orr Seeds TO new cas-
toners. Guaranteed To give satisfae
lion. or money returned Illustrated
CutaL gre Sent Fee. s Y. HAISEs
IL Co. Al North Front ST., Phlladtl-
pbIa, Pa.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11

NATURE TO The REstun.-A young man
visits hin sweetheart He som pI receives
that she is becoming pail, feeble. If less,
cross, fretfal and unfit for an, thing She
can't eat hearty meal, sic can't sleep
soundly, she can't laugh b art ", she has
become rather melancholy and drit, she
has lost her bril- liant wit and sparSliag eye,
she COMPLAINS OF bea l~ehe, futterlng at
the heart, etc. Hi. visits "n became few
and far between. Poor girl A married
centleman's wife is nearly always down
with some complaint; she gro~ls and sc"lds
and ir-ts; she can't walk upa hui MOI
ascend fight ct steps; she is sufsriag
every day; she is thin, weak and feeble
and haf Of the time unable to attend q
her hnnsehald du ies. The husband fails
in his duty. Poor woman. There j. a
remedy for al cases similar To the above
which assists nature in toning and build
ing up the feeble and Tagging, energies, II
imparts vita ity, adds lastare 10 the eye
bril- iancy to the intellect. glulens thu
heart and restores woman TO streng. b ,'oslti
and happiness The remedy is known nj
English Female Bitters, which is making
wonderful cures.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11

A Couch, Cold OR SORE THROAT should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in
AN Incaratls Lung disease or Consumption.
BKnwNs BRONCHIAL lkoCHEs does not dis
order the stomach like cough syrnps and
balsams. but acts directly on the intiann d
parts. alls,ing irritation, gives reiisf ~
Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs Caia rh and
the T. ruat Troubles ~hici, singers, aid
Public Speakers are subject to For tiirs'
years Browns Bronchial TIoches have
been recommended by physic ans, and have
a'wa,s given perfect sa isiacti"n. Having
been tested by wi q and constant use fui
nearly al entire generation. they have at
tanned well-melited rank among the lea
staple renedi of the age. 5 Id at u
cents q x everywhere. .F
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11

We would say, in Justice to MIR.
Prosser. the Episcopal minister in
charge at Colfax, that he was not
aware that money was being raised
to buy an organ by gambling for it.
He took occasion last Sunday to pub
IicIy decline to receive or use an or
gan for which the purchase money
had been gambled for. The project
was started without his knowledge,
by well meaning and liberal persons,
no doubt, but this is not the way to
raise none, for such purposes. de
would have felt shsmefully imposed
on bad the plan been carried OFT
and himself kept ignorant until afte'
the organ was presented. We trns'
This will be, az We intended it shonld
be from the start, lesson to thos'
who imagine that minister's will cou
sept 10 have the livery OF heaven Gses
to serve the devil in, If It only prof'
their church. The manner ut raisiDl
the money deserved the rebake 1t ha
received ~
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Mothers! Mothers |! Mothers ~!

Are You disturbed at night ard broken
of yonr rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciatlng pain of cut
ting teeth III s., 20 at % CO and get "a
b,ti H. of Mrs WINsLOw s SooTiIiSG SYgrP.
1t will relieve tie poor little sufferer inn
medinteIy-dei e'.d upon il; there l. no
mistakc about it There is mt mother
ON earth who has ever used It, who Will
not tell yon at once that it will ''gulate
tine bowels. and give lest to The mo.hsr.
and relieve the hta til of Il child, opera
ling like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10 use
in all cases. and pleasant To- the sic. and
Is tie presrril tiou OF one of thu o.dcst AID
best fema- physi.ians AID nurses in tn.
United States. Sold eve ywhere at zs
cents a bot le
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11

In stating that the river was on
stand last week We were mistaken, rs
there has been gradual rise for tue
last ten days, in all amounting to
about twenty inches. At the time we
wrote the wind WINS blowing SO hard
it was difficult to gauge the water
Thursday the river rose about eight
inches. while during the twenty-fon'
hours ending Friday noon, it only
rose about two inches. A fall il
reported at ShreveI ort.
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The Drunkard's DEATH.

Did You ever see a drnpkard die ?
| know one who died on his chair.
| knew one who was drowned.
knew one who was frozen 30 death
with his bottle by his side. They die
IN pavements, they die in CUTTERS,
they die on their horses, they die
along The roadside, they die III the
qnagmire, they die away from home
and when they die ut home their
friends often wish they had died away
They die Unconscious, they die weep
ing aud they die moaning. they die
screaming, they die raving, they die
cnrsing! But oh. when with the
delnium tremens be dies, the scene
il one of horror. No painter can
paint the terrors Of that hour. If he
attempted it, however, he must have
backgrounds of awful shade. If he
pencIls II few arrow CLEANS OF red
lightning on the margin 1t will be an
Improvement. Then every character
linus upon the canvass must have a
tiendi>h, fiery form. And every shape
mnst be eirted with band Of twist
ed aud wrth,ng serp-nis The paint
ing mus, be 80 natural that you ran
See sting in every tail. and II crook
ed fang in every grasplng month. IT
he paints v scaiv dragon With eyes ut
rolling fire, aud nostrlls of breathing
| flame, with enormous wings OF laini-
mated bone fringed with Jagged barbs
and tipped with venom, with n"n-
irons tail Of hideuus wlndings-and
~ whose suIphnrions wake an army
hobgoblins hover the picture is but
me tfuer. Then The painter mnsi
have the power TO give me- characters
life. and hina them from the canvass
Ill over the ruom-his 6ents hang
ing upon the walls, dropping from
ceilings and dancing 10 tie ir-hls
s-rpents crawling apon the floor and
horribly hissing-.and his dragon
Nithsi,s fearful train hanging ovel
i the DIVING drunkard's pillow.
l Drunkard. die, Int who desires t.
he the witness2 We might fall int
the blushing funeral train. and follow
Ito bis burial; and stand around BIZ
grave; and there hear the broken
, hearted widow weep, ragged children
cry-bnt let ms now turu away aD'
forget him il We can. Rev W. Z
. Mnnsey in Temperance Vedette.
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l. Eight different crops on the lame
piece If ground during the same
year, tn-wit: Irish potatoes, corn.
sweet potatoes. running beans, rad
iShea. cabbage plants, mustard and
turnirs.
2 Rice cast on the unplowed
ground growing, with the assistnnce
of water only. from six Ia seven feet
high. never worked, welding from
eighteen 10 twenty barrels OF rough
rice To- the acre.
8. Corn planted on well plow+d
and prepared ground growing with
out any work whatever. and reach
the height Of twelve feet. ahd yield
ing abundanily very fine corn, well
filed
4. A peach tree coming ont Of the
ground IL the spring. growing twelve
feet in height in one season.
8 Cotton growing from nine to ter
feet high in one season.
s Irish potatoes measuring IL
growth five feet across the row, md
yielding as high as forty barrels ou'
1T me barrel of plants.
z. Abeet weighing eighteen pounds
.. sweet potatoes weighing nin'
pounds apiece. Z
| 8 Orange trees bearing az man.
as soon oranges "n one tree.
10. A grape vine growing. in on
sea~nn. nearly IS feet in length.
IL Banana trees nearly twent
feet high. Capital and Labor.
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At IL O'Clock Sunday morning the
Rey. MIR. Prosser, OF the Episcopal
church, preached in the conrt house,
and administered the ordinance oi
baptism to little Carry Deal, a most
interesting ceremony. At night Rev
s. Fl. Wha,ley, Of the Methodist
church. also preached at the same
place to good andience.
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Purify the blood and regulate The bowesl,
If Won would have health. There is ma
remedy equal to the Prick Y Ash Bit rs
for this purpose. They art dine, tly on tn
organs concerned, going to the seat IT dis
ease aid driving 1t from the system. Nor
do they atop here, but strengthens tue
syst m giving it ,oae aud action, reader.
ing it mich mo.s capable Of ress ing all
future ATTACKS.
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Among the passengers to New Or
leans on the Bell this week were Mrs.
A. G. Deal and Miss Lou Bailey. Mrs
Deal goes to the city for the purpose
Of laying in a full stock ii drugs. with
the intention in the future Of keeping
on hand all articles that are to be
found in first -class drug store.
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NOTICE.

Not &C. Is hereby given that On ond'y.
he Ri day al a rit, lSe2 nj IL PC q ~
will off 10 l. a. at pal'lic anc ~ IL
ron al tn, court house door, III tn tow
g. lax. ~ the higi st bnldsr, for al.-
Ir we'd ) rip Of the yr.. 1870, 1877 d
49,, aud valid scrip of 1879 and 1851, %
or ior u y "a re"cy, tae Pnblic Terry NJ
Coltax n Red i've. :. q. CURRY.
Pet 10 &c Jury If Grant Parish.
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The State Central Express has
reached its second volume. May it
express its views about the affairs al
the center OF the State and elsewhere
for many years to come.
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OLD Pill Boxrs.-'rh 'rsands # these
have hen emp.i.d by suffering humanity.
Aud what mass of sicken'rg. disgusting
med cine tue roer sto,nsrh has hal 70 con-
t-rd wi b! Too much stspsg medicine A
pleasant medicine is now fixing pla~e
OF MI thsse pills which cures headache
and 10 the very thing you need II Is
Known q Beiley's Saline Aperisnt.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11
fideIia +. Dean, Admrx. VS.. Rub N Jordan

F;deIia +. Dean, Admrx. VS.. Rub n Jordan.
By vlrtne Of and to atis'y a wit IT r.
T., sued and Ia M. dir ted, IN The above
en- it'll Il and numbered suit. ave s~iz d
an will o:i-r Ter sal. ut p'ib' C ai'ct'"n. IL
front I tue C uft b u-e door. III the town
# O. lfix, Louisiana, between the hours
piesrIiI lined i'y las. on
SATURDAY April Is. A d. 1852.
The following described prs'pe ~ re d
a. lie prrpe t. of thu defendant. to-wit {:
One Hundred and Eighty acr s Of land
mrr~ or lss, Icing all that part Of the
John Burton Sparish Grant. lyie NORTH
If Big Greek and west Of Saga Bra Gu.
tog tier with THAI PORTION ut TIE ola
Hosi~r Eiiry. lying e'ween sa.d Slai'sil
tramt aud Big rerk all Ia se' t. n 3 town.
ship q norii range | east, and Ia Grant
parish Stale of ..ouisiana
Terhs-f ash with benefit of apprs'ise-
ment mll-6s &. H. TEAL, Nh rih
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Wednesday there was ND enormous
rainfall at Colfax. With this excep
ton the weather has been bright
aud pleasant all the week.
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Mr.. Prosser c,mn,enced schot | last
Monday morning with full attend
ance of scholars.
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Main street, Leading east out of
Colfax, has been plowed mp. to BE-
leveled of during the coming week.
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Notice to the Public.

Owing to the milGn s. # the winter and
the sh ,rines>. Of he crop We have a large
& Of Winter Goods "a haId. nsI tin, {
bla .kets, Shawls, Hood Nubis-. .nter
Clathi q. Heavy Boots. and Ni,.tri u. cess
Guosts for L,di 9. tina we ill >eit fur tue
next thirty DAYS ( r cost and carriay +,
rather than pack til IN AVA.
Very ~ pecIfully
nii-5t TEAL y WiLhUI
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Plant less cotton and more corn
and potatoes
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. John,toa vs. VIM & Fanny Blazeal.

J. Jehnetoa VS. VIM & Fanny Blazeal.
Nv vi.t ., and to satisfy writ of fieri
fncia> i.>red ~ Il to me directed III the
stov.i emitted aud nnmb -d mi | have
~ Il ;n.d will offer FIR SAL. ut pubhc
auction, i. iront q tee court hon o door,
IL the ,asn of Colfax, Ia, between the
houis iacsc'ib-,i d, law. III
S&fU.sr y March IS A. -. 1882
b.. ia!low: ,lcscr bed srcpert s'izet "
ne p prrfy Of ~ d teniani, tv-wii:
Onc tray n I LIZ.
Terms "' sale; ash -on the spot with
tn benefit If appraiseHent.
m.l-3t q II TEAL. Sheriff.
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BY virtue of and to satisfy writ Of fieri
facias. issued and to me directed in thu
above entitled AMI Dnuiber d suit /
have seized and viii "tfsr fos sale. at pnb
lie auction, to the ighest b dd r, in fr rot
Of the urt house door, ia the 'wu OF
Coliux, La. within the hours prescribed
by law on
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SUGGEST IN Of Giles Smith VS.. VIM. s. CAL
houA aud Nj. NJ Ada Calhoun.
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SATURDAY. Marrh IS. 4. d 1882.

SATURDAY. March Is, 4. d 1882.
Lot M. 1, in the town # Colsax. without
Improvements, bun ed north by AZ
street eas, by $ c-nad street, south by "ii'
street AMI west by first cor Front street.
said lut ieiag lbs ieet i inches sqase /; and
Lot Nc. u ia The town # olfax, to- ether
with all tn Improvements ti,oreoa AID al
appu te,"nces Ihere.o bel"nging, bounded
,anrth by ~ street, east by second street,
a,.utn by &c street. and w-st by First or
+ ont sire. t, being l4S feet q inches 50 na e
b..ng an Brn- hatst's s.rvey
Terms Cash with benefit of appraise-
mrnt. L. ii TEAL,
f-b f-5f Sne.lff.
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Plant potatoes. plant potatoes.
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dt Pls week in your own town. Terms
wOO and s. O0 outfit free. Address a..
Hxl.stt " Co.. Portland, ia ne.
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,HERIFFs SALE.

Twelfth Judicial District Court Parish OF
Grant, State If Louisiana No. 13l
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Gin Stands for Sale.

have two nearly new sixty-snw Eagle
Gin Stands, VII ch viii bo sold ut . bargain,
singly OF both together. to suit pui chaser
Apply to BEN. KRAFT.
mhll-3m
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JUDGMENT.
In the District Court for Grant Parrish
January Term. A. ID. 1882

Mrs Cora E. p. Calhoun vs. William s
Calh.un--No l7v
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Ills Cause C mi ( in fnr trial according
t. assign ment, ana t.,e Law and evidence
being N f.vuI If the plaintiff Coma + p
Ga huum, and against Wm 5 alhouu, de-
fei,.ian it Is Or,te', d, aljndgesl anu hc
creed that p ai.tiff have alignment in hrr
favor. decreeing u iss.'lution :, 1 the co'i-
mnnity Of acquets and gains now existing
10y law It. il further decfpetl that plain.
tiff have the adm HESITATION + err OWN
separate affairs without any interference
ou til put OF ne husband
Tai. stone and g,,e,, i" open cour. this
the Nth day of January A. ID 1d3S
(cigicd. ARI,TIDES BAkBiN.
District Judge.
Filed january 9th 1882
=. i. sHACKELFJRD, Clerk.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
siii,i FIR esLE

Tve'fli Juiieia: D.sir G. 90 IT. p, ish Of
Gram, > ato Il l.o lisa "a No. %.
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SHERIFF IS SALE.

rwelfti- Judici District Court. far's (
Grant. STATE OF i.s.uis a9a Nc. Lao
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Plan. corn, plant corn.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PALISH OF GRANT. 4

PALIsH OF GRANT.
hereby certify thit the above and fore
goliIg Is n true and correct co,.y OF the
original Judgment now on fife in this
court. in silt No l7y, entitled Cor. T. r.
Calhoun vs.. VIM. 8. Calhoun
Given ubdti my oflicIai signature aud
the s.,a. of my office, 1T Z. lax, Louisiana,
this I'd day Of February, A. y 1882.
s. Is SiiAC KLEFURD,
SEAL Clerk 18th Jmiici ! Dist. Court,
~ ,fcb4-tf) Parish OF Grant. La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-11

= AWaaeasa essmwiaasrses-ss While Metal i.unfine
0ycsssS 8. Inisaslsa eoA o. s>Iii gold stA Cae~irst
xsnA hsss for a speculative ru'--sss-s Na.nes
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

The VolIaic BNt Co, MnrshalI AIioh
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated ElccSrc''
Voltaic Belts and Electric appliances %,
trial for thirty days TO men (yo' ue or oIJ1
who ara afflicted with Nervous Deb,Iita
Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and comnlete
restoration of health and manly Vieor, Al.
dress as above. N. 3 No risk is ipnurred
as thirty dSys' trial Is allowed. - -
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

WHEREAS, it has pleased CID in
His wisdom, TO take from our midst
one of the teachers of our Sunday
School, and whereas; in the death
of MRS. MEARs, both tho Church
and Sunday School have lost a faith.
full and successful workey Therefore
be i, resolved:
l. That in the death of MRS
MEARs we recognize that Divine
hand chat cannot err, and that doeth
all things ia wisdom and goodness
infinite; and accept this visitation Of
Ills Providence in profound submia>
sion.
2. That sentiments of sympathy
from the Pickens 9. H. Sunday
School he rendered the bereaved
husband and children of the decea-
sed, and that the family he furnished
with a copy of these resolutions,
and copies be sent the PICKENs SEN.
TINEL and Southern Christian Advo
cate for publication.
MEMBERS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,