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recognition was mutual. After few mo-
 ments of desultory conversation Foy proffer.
 ed his hand again, it was accepted and last
 evening the broken chain was reunited by 8 clergyman. This morning the bridal couple called upon their daughter, whose acquaint- ance MT. Foy was glad to make and after ward took train for Boston on their way to Philadelphia where their home will be. Dur ing his years of absence Foy spent all of his time iu the western States and territories where he made quite comfortable little for. tune.
 Nothing to Eat in Forty. Eight Days.
 WoBURN, April 17.-Mary Connolly, the insane girl who was confined at the aims She had eaten nothing for forty-eight days. A Treasurer's Mysterious Disappearance.
 BOSTON, April 1.-The shoe and leather trade of this city is greatly excited over the ursr of the Batchelder Machine company. He left Boston on the 9th inst. for Montreal. He transacted his business and made all ar engagements for his return, went on board the train at p. m. on the 10th, and finding he had half ,.hour to spare went out. He has not been seen since and thorough search by the whole detective force of the city failed to find any trace of him. He was twenty six years old and was prosperous. His accounts are all right and he had less than $1O0 with him. He was to have been married in June.
 Latter Day Sa1nts-A ReOrganized
 Branch of the Mormon Church.
 WRENTHANf, April 17.-A Mormon church recently founded at Plainville, section of this town, has again attracted public atten- tion from the fact that three of it's members have recently been arrested and jailed for violating the laws of morality. They assert that they are Mormons and have been direct ed by God to do what they have done. The church was erected and dedicated some time ago under the name of the PIainville branch of the reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The founder and pastor Charles Coombs. is native of the town, but was converted to this doctrine at Providence The church is the only one in the place, has sixty attendants and is growing. They claim not to believe in apostles, prophets the discerning of spirits and polygamy. An effort has been made to induce Senator Ed munds to exclude this organization from his bill on the religion of Latter Day Saints on account of the word reorganized which dis tinguishes it from the Mormons.
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A GOOD Salesman to travel in outside towns. A A good chance for energetic, pushing man. Salary to commence S2O per week, with chances for advancement. Must furnish references Apply to
 VIM. GAY & O., ap1T St 256 Chapel Street,
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District of New Haven ss. Probate (

District of New Haven Probate Court,(
 April I7th 1885. UPSTATE OF ALMIRA l.. PARKER, late of New IH Haven, in said District, deceased.
 Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate for said district will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder the 24th day of April, A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock in the fore unless previously disposed of at private sale much of the real estate of said deceased as win raise the sum of $7, ,862.55. Sale to take place the premises in said New Ha- ven. Terms made known at time of sale.
 ROBERT G. CURTIS, ap1s 2t* Administrator.
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FOR RENT,

xF& FIRST-CLASS hat, tive rooms and bath room S&is first floor, and bedroom third story of ELI 26 Clark street; marble mantles, new house, gas, sewer connection and all conveniences Apply at 69 CHURCH STREET,
 an17 3t Room B.
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 NENTLEMEN to solicit orders for the new Patent M Eclipse Extension Spring Bed. Apply to
 J. s. HANN, aplT 3t%
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FOR RENT,

AEA THE desirable frame dW cling house 25l &.S Bradley street. Modern conveniences. Fol EIE particulars inquire at the store corner oi
 WHITNEY AVENUE and TRUMBULL STREET.
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A SITUATION by respectable American woman "A to do light housewerk. Is 8 frst-class nurse in cases or sickness Can furnish excellent references as to character and capabilities Address
 ap17 St T " 9S Gill Straet
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WANTED

SITUATIONS by two young girls one for bousa S work, other light housework second work wait ing or care of children No objection to go out of town. o ~ N
 sp18 1t+ 1s4k ST JOHN S,TREET
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WANTEn

SITUATION by frst-class French cook, A col A ored man, in a hotel restaurant, Good ref erence. Inquire at selden House, State street, of
 dpIS PATIT, GOAFnG
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general A housework in private family. Good refer ence. Call on
 ap17 2t- 23 23H4TIOCK STREET
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Shtpwrecked Crew Brought to Port.
 NEW YORK, April 1.-The steamer Nalooche of Savannah on Monday ran into and sunk the schooner Lizzie Thompson. The crew of the schooner were rescued and brought to this port.
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Chamber of COmmerce.
 Special Meeting
 4 SPECIAL MEETING of the Chamber will be A held at the ofice of the Security Insurance Company Wednesday, April 19th 1883, at I2 o'clock noon. By order of the president.
 H. PRESCOTT, Sec New Haven, April IT, 1885, ap1s 2t Grocery Business For Sale. ' NYONE with small capital purchase the !R stock, fixtures and good will of grocery busi- ness on Orchard street doing good cash trade Ad- dress apIS St Postofice New Haven
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NTED

w
 A SITUATION by respectable woman as cook il A small private family, or to do general house work. Good city reference. Inquire at
 apl6 It. 203 FRANKLIN STREET
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keA HOUSE in West Haven, situated within five E9Sss minutes walk of horse railroad the village EAiil Green. Rent $10 per month Inquire of
 VIM. H. TALLMAGE, West Haven, Ct., or
 ELLSWORTH I. FOOTF, New Haven, Ct. apI7 tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 NEW HAVEN, April Is, 1883. A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders of the A New Haven Water Company will be held at the office of the company Monday. the 23rd day of April, 1885, at Il o'clock for the pur ing upon proposition to increase the capital of company to transact any other business prop CT to come before said meeting.
 By order of the Board of Directors,
 ELLSWORTH l. FOOrE, eeereiary TTpiov TQauiz
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WANTED.

AAA BOARD in private family, no other board fiiH CTS, for eight adults Five rooms required. #sIN Location central Address W. R.,
 apl7 2ts Journal aud Courier.
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FOR RENT.

IA ONE House containing nine rooIns with all HiId modern Improvements, 26 Gill street; five G!N rooms in Heller's block gas, water and wa ter closet; one store with four rooms 651 State street house 27s Grand street, containing nine rooms, with all modern conveniences; three rooms 189 Congress avenue. Inquire of
 ap17 JAOOB HELLER.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18

NEW YORK, April 17.-Fannie Mordaunt will begin suit for limited divorce against her husband Frank A. Mordaunt. The causes alleged are habitual drunkenness and failure to support her, accompanied by per- sonal violence and abuse
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TRR RENT

IkfAA, THE House No. J76 Forney street, cor. Clay
 ia containing rooms. with basement, gas and @.1N water
 ap18 3t+ F. DONNELLY.
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Success for the Striking Carpenters.
 NEW YORK, April 17.-At the close of the meeting of the striking carpenters executive committee this evening it was stated that if. teen shops had acceded to the demands of the men and that 150 men would return to work tomorrow morning, leaving less than seventy out of work
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WANHEn

\ ADiEs and young men in city or country to take 1 {. nent work at their own homes anyone can oo it work sent by mail good salary; distance no oD9ection no canvaasing. Address, with stamp.
 ap1s st- Boz i1s pos.o1, nM1oNs: Ms..
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Cartridge Loaded with Sawdust.
 BRooKLYN, April 1.-The supposed dy- namite cartridge found in the factory of Ro- mold & Go. was analysed to day and found to contain nothing more terrible than glucos and sawdust.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18

WANTED, A PATTERN MAKER. Strictly drst-cIass on metal A patterns. M. B. SCHENCK, ap1Tt If 322 Grand Sfreet
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A SITUATION by middle sged lady to do plain 1A sewing for her board. A home rather than wages the principal object Inquire at
 apis 3t" 26 CHSSTNITT
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ken's house to see Miss Anna Dascher, Mann
 ken's niece, to whom Steh&ns was en-
 gagged to be married. A few weeks
 ago Mahnken became impressed with
 the idea that his wife was too fond of Stef-
 fans and told her so. She denied that she
 cared for Steffans except as jolly compan- ion and the prospective husband of her niece,
 but to remove all possible ground for com plaint she secured another home for Miss Dascher and advised Steffans to discontinue his visits. He followed this advice, but this afternoon he happened to be crossing the avenue and coming in the direction of Mann ken's store, when the latter rushed out in condition of great excitement and without uttering a word shot Stefans four times in the face and head with s'bull-dog" pistol of 38 calibre. Steffans died instantly and Mahnken with his revolver still drawn rushed up stairs to his apartments and told his wife that he had shet Steffans. By this time an officer had been attracted by the shots and hastening up the stairs he seized andRdisarmed Mahnken before any fur ther harm was done. An inquest will be be- gun tomorrow. Mrs. Mahnken says that her husband must be insane and he has been acting very strangely during the past few weeks.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18

Inspector Byrnes After the Gamblers.
 NEW YORK, April 17.-Inspector Byrnes in an interview says he will pursue the gam blers until he drives them out of business and that he cares nothing for their threats of suits against him.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18
FOR 0AT,E

Ae@ HOUSE No. 84 Hamilton street, near Chapel. E1aiIH Thirteen rooms well arranged for two
 IU parties large lot, fine fruit, etc.; price $6500 inquire of DURHAM & WOOSTER,
 ma9 If 57 Chapel Street.
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FOR. RENT.

LG IT.. asaA NO. 39 Clark street, rooms, first floor, ant &sIa on third Furnace, gas and city water. $i El month. Apply to apI7 3t# 40 PLEASANT STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by thoroughly honest, reliable A man as eoachman or gardener. Can furnish superior testimonials for the past fifteen years vices. GEORGE HUVER.
 sp17 2t+ Care Empire Transport ation Co.
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FOR RENT.

k&AA TO a small family the fecond floor of house EEIIA 121 Lawrence street, with or without barn.
 HLV For Sale-Business Wagon and PhRton. 1n- quire on premises. ap17 2t+6
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general ence. Call at ~ ~
 ap1S It. 6I DARE arpErr
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spERRY-In this city April 16th, William L. Sperry
 younger son of Peck and 0. Augusta Sperry, aged 70 years, Il months and 16 days.
 Funeral at AT Trumbul street Thursday April 10th, at p m. Burial at convenience of the family. oHAPMAN-In Los Gatos, Cal, April sth, Rev. Dr. Robert M. Chapman, iD the 73d year of his age. WERNSMAN-In this city, April 16th Carrie A. -wernsman. wife of George Wernsman, and daugh ter of George W. Platt, aged 20 years
 oARRoLL-in this city April 17th, James Carroll. in the 51st year of his age. KAEaRLE-In this city, April 17th Frankie, son of William and Sophia KaehrJe, aged five months and ten days. Funeral Thursday at o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18

Nothing to Hat in Forty. Eight Days.
 WoBURN, April 17.-Mary Connolly, the insane girl who was confined at the aims house, died Sunday and was buried to-day. She had eaten nothing for forty eight days.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18
WANTED.

WANTED S GooD PAINTERS; good wages to steady men. eV Address BOX 1O36, ap17 2t+ West Wiusted. Ct,
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FOR SALE,

A THE House and Farm of the late Jason War. siH ner, on the direct road from Westville to West lIW Haven, in Town of Orange. The house is near. ly new, and commands fine view of the city and itl surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P HOADLEY, or address
 malls If "CnP O. Box 1O95 City
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

h&AA THE most eligible and desirable residence,
 sig 47 Trumbull street, corner of Lincoln house
 IV contains twelve rooms and eight open fire places. Lot 50x110 feet. Grounds well stocked with Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition. House can be seen from to p. m. Information on the premises
 nna30 163 CHAPEL STREET..
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A GOOD, steady girl capsbie of do,pO cenar.l 1A housework. None need apply thaf oanpot come recommended. Call at
 ap1s1t Fsts sta G San,
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FOR SALE LOW.

sSNs Pleasant Cottage, seven rooms. Furnace ESia water, gas. Apply on the premises,
 &W m5 If 24l EXCHANGE STREET,
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wv A NTEn

w WWkANIEI1. SITUATION by respectable girl to oook 1vasI, A or iron or to do general housework in q privafa family best of given. Call at second door up stairs, at ~ 0' anI6 1f4 237 ERA NKIINr
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by good strong girl to do general 1A homework or second work in c private family. Good city reference. Apply at
 ap1S It. 9A WORK STREFT
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18

FURNISHED ROOMS. S TWO furniRhed rooms on the first floor for Ia rent. Call at iH> apI7 St- 64 GROWN STREET.
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w A NTRCEF

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do secol A work or general housework in B small prfys family. Apply at F'
 aplS 2t+ 6o DAGGFTr cTprrur
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WANTEn-

WANIEI. A SITUATION by a respectable girl as cook or to xA- do second work G cd city reference In- quire for tp days Ut ap18 1t- l8 WALT, aTREET
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w. & R. EOOTE

ap17 st. E4 STATE STREET
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ROOMS AND BOARD. Aa. A pleasant suite of front rooms on second floor to rent with board Also one eingle room IT apl4 6t+ In2 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18

BOARD AND ROOMS bA TO RENT to gentleman and wife, or suite Nssia of rooms on first floor, and single room with ani7 6t. s5 OLIVE STREET.
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SINants.
wANmEn
.ANTEn

A experienced paH'aiO0ns naEs5 xs ARR1y gPs1s yss
 apis 3ts 1sE es S..ta E Strsst
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BOARD AND ROOMS. sEsa DRESSMAKER would like one or two fur &essA nished rooms with board in private family, .V west of center.
 R0IT 5.
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NEW YORK, April 17.-Louise Rothscker appeared at Castle Garden yesterday with a bundle of 8 liniment companys advertise ments printed in imitation of government notes She had received them from an Ant werp broker in exchange for 430 marks in German money and only found that she was buy bread with one of them.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-18
MARINE LIST.
 PORT OF NEW HAVEN

ARRIvED-APRIL IT. Sch Jennie Lockwood, Poland, from Pensacola, Fla, with lumber to the N II Mill Co. Sch Natrona, Eyens, from Yarmouth, s, with lumber to N Mill Co.,
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Buarn aIrb aouuls
IS ND fSalARn

Furnished Rooms t0 Rent f4 WITH BOARD. Also Table Boarders wanted. SSssssH Inquire at *ilal aDi4 6t+s 429 CH APEL STREET.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

sur RrsEs, 5:12 MooN SETS, HIGH WATER sUN sRTs, 6:3s 309 a. u. s:22 B. m
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A P0LISHER on Tang Chisels and Gauges A A good place for 8 steady and good workman.
 TWISTED EDGE TOOL WORKS, al7 St Winsted, Conn.
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FOR, SALE.

TWO good work horses, low price A light
 business wagon with top. two seat family N4%l Aor beach wagon. A Brewster spring N0stop buggy. A set double harness. Two single harnesses Also fifteen fine carriage and road
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

PROVISIONS.
MESS. PORK-slo IS.
DRY SALT MEAT--packed shoulders
7tc, loose t(G4c lower.
BACoN-ohoniiers 91c, clear rib sides
LIE. long clear Ito.
LARD-Refned in tierces lie. refined
in kegs l2c, refined in buckets l<fc-
HAliS-Choice new canvas sugar-cured
l2(al3c, plain l0a(9ll4c, ordinary to me-
dunn lO@lO5.
BEEF Choice family mess beef $3.50
l6 90 ia bbls. So 5Ufa % in half hbls,
medium and ordinary mess beef in bbls
sl2g4l. Fulton market Sll.25(9l2 90 q
half bbl.
FLOUR-s5 259675.
CORN MEALS 1898 40.
COFFEE-Ordinary Rio II, fair e}c.
good 94c. prime loo.
RICE-Colnmon 4}c. ordinary 43c, good
II. prime 59e, choice &c.
SUGAR-Prime stc, choice 64c, yellow
clarified 7sc. choice white 3 @sfc.
MOLASSES = Choice 47c, prime 45c,
fair 32c, common 25613Jc
BU1TER--1o@l4u Acc, as to quality.
CHEESE-8(a}l5c, rs to quality.
IRISH POTATOES So 7o(g3 50.
SWEET POTATOES -$i.75.
ONfONS-S2 75@3.50.
woodbury. lON4l2c u n, Louisiana
clear 20@2lc, clea' lake 22(9 2sc
COUNTRY HIDES-Gr salted z 3@sc
dry flint ll}(9 l2c,dry sllted l061 lie per n
damaged green hides &c of, damaged dry
10 Of
PELTS-Choice sheep 20Cs soc. goat 800
25c, coon 20(G30c, mink 20(@2 53c. beaver
75(9l.O 90. otter sf(93.50, deersbins 75c.
TALLCW-74(aSc for country.
HONEY-Is quoted at 50@ 75c - gallon.
strained.
BEEsWAx-Primey yellow 23G24c ~ ID.
First quality q head Ss5{9aO.
second quality. $l5@2O. common aud aid
cows S9(@l4.
CALVES First quality u lead 5000,
second quality y head s6{95. sn
BAGGING-lt 10 &c " yard, 2 10 9}c,
23-lb 1O}c; baling Irvine 1Sc u b.
TIES-According to patents, sl.45 ne,
e bundle in job lots.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH of GRANT. (
BE IT KNOWN AND REMEMBERED.
that wo the undersigned Jury Commits
sioisers of the parish of Grant, duly APP
pointed and qualified according to law,
met this day In the Clerks Office: in the
court house. in said parish, to draw jury
to serve ut the Isext term Of DISTRICT Court
to be holden on Tuesday the 9th day Of
March. A. d. 1881
The clerk Of the court, 8. B. Shsckelford,
then furnished the jury commissioners
with q Ii t Of the Jury who had served It
the last term Of the District Court. when
the Jury Commissioners wish the aesist-
ance II the Clerk Of the District Cont and
Ex-oficio member Of the Jury comnis-
sioneis. proceeded to open tho general ye-
Miro box, and after revising tho same BY
striking nom the list and taking from the
box all those ~ho had removed from tho
parish, died, etc., then proceeded TO re-
place like number Of name. in the gem
srnl venire box hken from the Reg:stra-
ton books Of said parish 40 - 10 supple
ment the uuinbrr Of names taken from the
general venire box. to it's Original M mlscf
three hundred, when Mr.. II. Mcknizht
drew from the general venire box in the
presence Of the undersigned commissioners
one Ut time the following fifty names 70
strve for the first week
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The Ladies' Aid Society meets in
tue afternoon next Wednesday, A
full attendance is requested and en-
pected- II is suggested ttat Judge
Bowman would 6nd that evening at
candle lighting a good time, and viii
probably consent, to deliver his lee
tnre promised for their benefit. Adj
mission TO the lecture has been Fixed
at twenty-five cents.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

Several Of our b'hoys took little
spree last Sunday, and made more
whoop-ee than the law allows. One
lengthy individual so far forgot him
self as to use cloud, boisterous and
unbecoming language" for which the
mayor faed. him 81 aud costs. If .
little more attention was paid to the
bloods who are guiltyfof this same
o1ense yearly every day il the week
it would serve to teach Them lesson
in good manners.
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Tho above eighty names were written ON
sepsi ats pieces Of paper, and BY the jury
mmissionsrs together with the CLERK, the
first iilty names were placed in an enyelop.
and sealed and endorsed on the same, "Jn-
rurs drawn for tie iist week Of the March
tenn Of the District Court and the list
thirty names drawn were ALSO placed in 8
separate envelop by the jury commissions
els and marked, "Jar+rs tr the second
week IT tie Mach term OF the District
Court.r aud said enveIops were shen placed
~ the jury box, the jury box then ssalesl,
iockel snd placed in the custody IT ;. y.
6hask ~ nd, Clerk Of the District Court
FIR use vt the next term Of HE coutt fhe
said =. II. Silackesford, Clerk District
Court, did then aid there III our presence
X ep q process ves bal Of all the acts done
By said commissioners il said drawing.
which We hereby certify % be correct. BY
oar signature, tlis 18th siay Of January. a.
D. ls83. 81. MCKNIGHT,
Jury Commiss'n JAS. b. WILMUT.
8. B. 6aACKELE0RD, CIsek
~ x-oorfe ~ Qsnmfueps
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Beautiful skin aud fair complexion.
robust health and powers Of enda-
rance follow tho use of Browns Iron
Bitters.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

There will be meeting OF the citi-
zens Of Colfax who propose to form
fire company, at the court house. at
100 p. m. Monday. March 9Th. when
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoNSTABLE's SALE.


of the second justine court in ana for tile
parish and State aforesaid. and to me d.
rected / have seized and will offer for sale,
Mt the door If the Second Justice Of the
Peace Cour in ward two. parish Of Grant.
between the hours prescribed BY Law for
jmllcj:ll sales. on -
WEDNESDAY, February 20, a. d 1883,
the following Described property, seized -
the property ef the Defendant. ta-wit:
Fifteen Barrels Of Corn, note or less.
Terms Of Sale-C Cash with benefit Of APP
praisenient- L. II. HADNOT,
fl7-3t Constable Second Ward.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

A full supply Of mems and boys
ready made spring clcthiDg at rock
bottom prices, nobby and stylish, at
Mcknight & McNeely's.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

Notice Is hereby given that William d.
Irwin. Curator Of the succession Of Louisa
Mackey, decease has this day fled his
final acc ,u,it 10 Cnsator Of said succession,
aud prays that the same DO LomologatesI
as the law directs. and that he de dis
charged Witness the Honorable W. +,
BlacxmaI n Judge OF said court, this 10th
day Of February, A. d. 1888
fl7-2t s. y. SHACKELFORD, Clerk.
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See The nolios Of the. president Of
the police jury. calling on the people
to express themselves. By petition. 70
the police jury At their April meet
ing. whether for or against special
bridge tax This is measure that
every one who fAvors the interest Of
the parish at large viii advocate. II
opposed. speak out and give us your
reason. and don't oppose it ont Of
pure stnbbornness or stinginess II
there ever was . time we needed q
bridge fund. It IL now.
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Mr.. II NJ. deter has just returned
from visit 10 relatives at CIeburn,
johnson comfy, Texas.