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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24

A recent letter from Havana, re-
ceived in New York, says, the IN
surgcnts under Aguero continue 10
hold their own, and every day the
papers are publishing defeats b.
troops and civil guards of other
bands in different parts OF the
island, of whose existence the pub
lie before knew nothing The writer
adds: g Ii is pretty well establish
ed that The government would rath-
or have Aguero escape again by
some means than that II should he
obliged TO catch him. Gen. Cas-
tito is reported to have said, in a
talk with Il friend some time ago,
that had iguero remained III New
York he would never have asked
for the ex,rad;lion, but when the
bandit went to Key West with the
manifestation Of returning 20 Cuba,
Castillo thought it his duty to call
for the delivery Of him. No doubt
exists that the government did pay
or try to pay Aguero good sum to
leave Cuba before he went to the
United States. The money was
given TO noted chief of The former
instruction, who is now filing a
good position in Havana; but the
part that went TO Aguero was very
small. At least this is the story in
everybody's mouth.-Times-Dem.
ocrat
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
Political Notes.

Blaine and Logan have The hur-
rah crowd with them, but the com
mon sense Of the Republican party
Is distinctly favorable to Arthur. =
Kansas City STAR. a s as
There 10 no doubt that there will
be far less talk about "rebel bril-
gadiers, " and far more advocacy Of
civil service reform. at Chicago,
than four years ago. The Republ;.
can BoWbons have learned some
thing.-Boston Advertiser.
Roosevelt r. Flower has elements
of strength which no other Demo
cratic candidate now in the field
can show. The defeat of the Nor
rison bill ought to insure his nomi
nation. Detroit Evening Journal
But between colorless admin
istration like President Arthur s.
who has done the South a great
service by never once referring 10 il
by the sectional term--and med
ding and muddling policy such al
Mr.. BlaDe would inaugurate, the
best people OF the South would pre-
| fer The former, and do not hesitate
TO say so. The glitter OF Mr.. Biaine's
imitation j;ngoism does not attract
them. Boston Herald, . 80
| The Morrison bin ought to hav,
been beaten. 1t was utterly i'm.
practicable. There was no hope o
carrying it through Congress, Ever
il could. nave been got through
the House, it was doomed to defea'
in the Senate. As a measure o
legislation it was of no conse
quencc, because it could not becom,
a law. 1t was a mistake from ths
beginning, and was right and prop
er to- put amend 10 IT at the frs
opportunity New York Sun.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
A DOUBLE DROWNING.

On May 10, negro woman By
the name of Nelly Dotson, who had
been living with negro man by
the name of Anderson Hill, at five
mile lake, made up her mind to
leave him. She accordingly did
50, and started off. Later ON Hill
followed her in a skiff, in company
with another negro by the name OF
DOYLE. She got a. Far as Brunswick,
when she was overtaken by Hill
and Doyle. Nelly and a woman by
the name Of Mary Robinson got IN
the skiff with the men and they all
came on down TO the Baker Place
on .s,and No. 10i. They got out
here and stopped at a house hear
Eagle Lake. Doyle told Mary not
to go through strip o. woods
which was on then road, as Hill
was going TO XII Nelly, and he
would kill her also, Mary called
Nelly and told her not TO go with
Hill as ne would kill her. Nelly
then refused to go any further. and
Hi could not persuade her to &c
with him. Hill and Nellie got into
| sculIfe, during which Hill cut
| Nellie on the chin with razor. and
also cut her left thumb. In response
/ to a call negro man working IN i
field near by, came TO the house
and pulled Hill off as he was press
ing Nelly back over bed, Hli
however, held her by the arms ano
dragged her toward the lake. Sh'
called to the man who had pulled
Hill off of her TO help her. Ht
caught hold Of her but Hill gave
her jerk and got her away from
the man. While struggling Nelly
fell down near the edge of the lake
when Hill picked her up and threw
her into the lake, the water of which
was about two feet and a half below
the level of the bank. Not salts
ficdwith this, and probably fearing
she might get out, he jumped int
the lake and on her. Just wha
followed is not clearly known, bu
it is said that Hill only appeared
above the water once, and then onl..
the top Of his head could be seen
Nelly came up three times, whel
they both sank to rise no more
Doyle disappeared and has no
been seen since.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
TO ADVERTISERS.

The attention of all who have any
thing to sell is called to the unusually
good medium offered by the TINES.
The whole outfit of this paper is en-
tirely new, type and all, and clear and
readable impression is more probable
than il the material was old and worn.
The TINES is assured of an extensive
circulation in Madison parish and it
will also have its readers in the parish
es adjoining. Houses calling them
selves business houses that do not
want custom, are not expected to adyer-
tise, hut all firms and individuals who
really have anything to dispose of are
cordially invited TO lay the matter be-
fore the readers of the madison TIMES.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
A Narrow House.

The narrowest. house in New
York is PSI William street, near
New Chambers street. 1t is three
stories high and not quite six feet
wide. II is of red brick. A shoe
maker occupies the lower floor, and
has to seat himself exactly equidis-
tant from the sides to. prevent the
rasping of his elbows by the walls
whenever ne makes stitch. There
is, of course, no room for a stair
case, andpersons entering the house
must either 90 through the shoe
shop or by doors leading IL from
Tire adjoining houses Timcs-Dem-
oerat.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
A Cheerful Neighborhood.

A special from Ration, New Mex
leo, of Tuesday last says: "This
morning at 9 o'clock at the Castle
Rock rancho, near this city, Arthur
B. Marley, wealthy young En-
glish cattle owner, shot and killed
a merchant from Nermijo, who
called at his ranch. The struggle
was a desperate one between the
men. Both were powerful young
fellows. Manly was unarmed when
ID. 3. Griffin, the merchant, came
upon nm at his house with his re-
yoivcr drawn. Manley succeeded
in wrestling the revolver from Grit
fin, and shot him twice, Ol.ce
through the heart and once through
the head. During the struggle
Manley's brother fred and wound
ed the third brother slightly in the
stomach. The affair was the feel.
ing grown out Of a double murder
occurring near Grifiin's store few
weeks ago. The Manley's are very
quiet, h.ghiy educated men. On'
is an ex-oiiiccr OF lac British navy
and Arthur, the man wno did The
fatal shooting, is graduate of ;
London school of architecture
Times-Delnocrat.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
"H0ss' on HIM.
Hcg a Country Editor Was Enter.
tanned by a Daily Man.

Mr.. Harvey Glidden, editor Of the
Fenneliville Waterman, visited the city
the other day, and upon assurance OF a
half-rate advertisements, which for some
.iuie had been running IN tIis paper at
top or column, next To reading matter,
he registered at leading hotel The
next mornings paper Contained very
fiatterins notice Of Ar. Ghdtisa, and as
he had not called on the editor Of the
daily paper, having been busy among
the merchants in an effort to convince
them that few squares of advertise
ments IN this paper wcuId turn the great
trade of Fenneiiville into their estab-
iishments, BE felt highly elated over the
unsolicited encomium.
"Ah," be unused, that fellow has
taken notice Of my writings, and that
is why ne says possess one OF the
brightest journalistic minds IN the
state shalt 90 around and give him
a surprise viii talk To him awhile ana
then tell him who am"
Come In,' said the daily paper edi-
| tor, browsing among pile of newspa-
peis in search for his shears. "Si;
| down."
"Thank you, seating himself with a
movement Of impressive grace. I'D
like t. look at Il copy of this morning
paper
"Find one on that pile there"
Thank you,'' taking up the paper
and opening it with lirt that made the
daily man nervous. "An, see yoU
give Mr.. Harvey Glidden, editor Of tho
Fennel!vilie Waterman 4 tiatterine
notice"
"Yes." plunging into an exchange ant
gouging out POLITICAL item.
"Do you think he deserved such high
praise? %
81 don't know. Thought we'd Civ,
him little taffy. Those fellows are al
vain, and tlattering notice tickle'
| them nearly to death"
Mr. Harvey Glidden hid his face Will
the newspaper and said:
"Good writer, is he not ~
al never looked at his paper but once
| Always throw il aside. He might writ,
i'Uncle Josh Jones called on us yester
day" or 'Aunt Patsy Parker presented
our wife With a ten pound squash, Blu
don't think that greater mental exer
ton would agree with him"
"Sirr' exclaimed the editor Of thu
Fennellyille Waterman, rising il
wrath, II will no longer submit to you
insults. am Harvey Glidden."
The shrewd daily man, quick to recov
err himself, threw back his head ant
laughed. al told the boys" said b.
chat was going to get away with ven
Haw, haw, haw! You are known dow
here as humorist, and made wage
of a new hat that if yon came 10 th'
Office I'd down you. You were pointe'
ont to me YESTERDAY Good joke, rh ?
and as his scissors fell on the floor, h,
shook with laughter.
well, / declare, sand MS. lSiiiiialaaie:g
'If that amt n boss on me then th,
Car is mule. Come ON an let's hay
something: Say. don't mention this il
the paper
"Of course not" and the two laugh
ing gentlemen went out to smile.--Af
kansaw Traveller. -.
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24

ence week with little pure giy-
i eefefi me- or castor OIL.
For THE HASDs-an excellent
preparation for softenins Che hands
is made of equal parts Of lamb suet
and glycerine; melt them gently
together, add few drops of some
perfume, and use after bathing, rub
little thoroughly into the skin:
WASHING LACE-To wash lace
mix Il teaspoonful OF powdered
borax with strong white CASTLE soap
suds. Basic the lace over carefully
with fine cotton, upon two thick
nesses of white flannel; soak Ill the
fsoapsuds twenty-four hours, or
longer if much sOiled, changing the
water two or three times. Then let
it lie for three hours to let it rinse,
changing the water once. Squeeze
out, do not wiring, and when nearly
dry, place the flannel, lace down
ward. on two thicknesses of flannel,
and smooth with a hot ron. When
the lace is thoroughly d:y remove
I from the flannel.
Mrs. HETTIE 0sGooD.
Belle County, Tex.
| THINK an excellent and not
: common rule for making drawn
butter sauce rs to rub a piece of but
/ ter the size Of an egg with cupful
Of -four. season with pepper and
! salt and very Little nutmeg; mix
this with water enough to make il
smoothe like paste. Let this boil
for iifteea minutes, then add lit
tie more butter, stirring tie mixture
4 so thai the butter viii be thorough
| ly mixed with it. Add lemon juice
before sending to the table. -
/ Asa garnish for roast spare rib OIL
for pork chops, cut some tart apples
lin eighths, drop them after pealing
into boiling lard; when crisp ON the
outside remove them with a skim
inner, drain them well and send
them to the table hot.
i Mrs. CARRIE HILL,
I Weakly County, Tenn.
I JAM PUFFs.-Cut out some puff
paste with a large round tin cutter
scoup out the center of half tho
Grounds and fill them with jam
lcover with the remaining halves
After moistening the edges of thu
paste with little water glaze with
the whipped yelk of egg and bake
When cooked, sprinkle the puff
with powdered sugar. IS
/ PorATo CAKE.-Two cups mealy
potatoes, mashed fine; one-eigh'
cup sweet cream, two tablespoons
J full hour-Graham or white; time
twenty minutes. Stir into til,
mashed potato the cream and -four
mixing thoroughly; beat lightly
with foIk, and then make viii
the hand into little fiat cakes, hal
an inch thick. Bake toa gooC
4 brown, nndsendto the table as sooi
! as done. The -four can be omniite'
If desired 2 Aunt JrDfrH
; Harkias go IN. Y.-Farmlni
World.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
COURT.

The regular term of court will be held
as usual. The first Monday IN June is
the day on which court opens.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
Local Mail.
ID n L r IT .

Gnats are nearly gone.
Brethren, let US croak.
Buildings are needed in Tallulah.
Heavy rain Tuesday afternoon.
Rubber boots are good property.
Every one ought to have a Shep-
herd dog.
If you have not whitewashed do
it.
Heavy rain Wednesday, and
Thursday.
The water still falls in spite of
the rains.
Messrs. Stone and Holmes have
returned.
The trains will be running to
Tallulah next week.
Tallulah should be incorporated,
the croakers to the contrary not
withstanding.
Don't be alarmed ii you hear a
steam whistle in few days. II is
the locomotive.
An enterprising man could have
made torture tlis season raising
ducks and geese.
Summer was off on a visit this
week. Il could not be found around
here.
One bran new enterprising man
with little money, could find a
good opening here.
Stop and think over the matter
Of Incorporation, before You con-
clude il will cost too much.
The sum Of s15, 900 can he raised
for the purpose of securing slack
water navigation.
You can get as good cigar al
Blum's as you have any business
wanting.
Whatever YOU do, be sure and
read the article on slack water nav.
igation.
The bill appropriating 81 600, 00
for the Cotton Exposition has pass.
ed both houses of Congress.
The season is apparently {
month behind the cool weather is
considerably late, and the April
rains show up in May.
Nh. J. D. Brazier has left Madison
Parish, he has located in Florida
The croakers probably wore hin
, out.
The expense attending the incor
poration of the town is infinites
imal. The Mayor and oouncilmeI
will serve for glory.
The Governor was inauguratet
on Monday. The parish officers cal
now begin to look for their com
missions.
The bridge across Canal bayo,
should be fixed at once. II vii
cost very much less to do it nov
than it will when the water hal
gone.
The readers of the TINES are ad
vised to deal with Fulton M. NJ,
Rae. (see his ad, He wants you
trade. The other Vicksburg Drug
Houses don't. Deal with him yo,
will never regret it.
1t is said that only two lawyers
, were elected to the present legisla
ture.
1t is also said that gray heads arr
scarce in the Legislature. Tn,
chances are therefore, that prosper
ity is in store for us.
The storm Tuesday was very Sc
we're at Delta. The old st. Martin
street depot was blown down, a.
was the engine house. The lowe
depot at the wharf-boat sustained
some damage. The old house a
the end ofold depot was moved sew
erai feet, and the negro church wa
moved out of position. Accom-
panying the severe wind, was rail-
aid hail
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
TEE KHIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.

The knights of Pythias hold n
meeting next Thursday night. A
full attendance is desired.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Milo MAIZE.

Milo MAIZE.
T HAVE one barrel Of the seed OF
l. emilio Maize" Any of my planting
friends can get some of these seed free
Of cost. l would like TO see Milo
Maize planted largely. 1t has proven a
good thing with Inc.
JAS. A. STONE.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
The Third Saturday, the 14th
day of June, A. D., 1884,
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
Stage of Rivers.

WAR DsPARTNESr,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
May "a, pm, Washington time. J
rho following observations were taken
a, the same moment of time at all the
stations named.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
POSTPONED SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Madison,
9Th District Court.
August BERSuEIN & BAUER VS.. f. q
PEALE.-No. so.

AUGUST BERsuEIM & BAUER VS.. f. q.
PEALE.-No. so.
DY virtue of an order Of sale To me
ID directed from the Honorable +. j.
Delony. Judge OF the Eighth District
Court for the parish of Madison afore-
said in the above entitled cause, I
will proceed to sell, at public auction, at
the door of the Courthouse in the town
of Tallu,ah, in Madison parish, LOuisi-
ana, on
The Third Saturday, the 14th
day of June, A. D., 1884,
between the hours prescribed by law
all the right, title and interest of +. G.
Peale in and to the following described
property, to-wit:
All the stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries
Wares. Merchandise, etc. Also one
Water Tank. Also unexpired lease 81
Storehouse, and one wagon; set Book
and Accounts, seized in the above suit
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit
Of appraisement,
f.. s. DENNIS, Sheriff.
Per w. II. MCFARLAND, Dp'y.
Sheriff's Office, Tallulah. May "A, 1884
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
Original Recipes.

KID shoes may be kept soft and
free from cracks by rubbing them
ence a week with little pure gly-
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24

Subscribe for the TINES
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24
Parish Of Madison

Parish School Board.
A. L. Slack. President; W. b. King
A. J. Sewer, a. &. Monette and W, II
Harvey.
Justices Of the Peace.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-24

well, / declare" sald Mr. & iiialaaie:9.
'If that amt boss on me then the
Car is a mule. Come ON an let's have
somethin: Say. dun't mention this in
the paper" ID.
"Of course not, and the two laugh
ing gentlemen went out to smile.--!Ar-
kansaw Traveller. a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-09-18
G.. r. REAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.

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