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LITARATURE.
Art Notes.

An interesting feature in the New Or
leans Exhibition is the Prang exhibit,
which contains all former prize cards
and the frames, with consecutive proofs
of reproduction, which was at the
Mechanics Fair in Boston. and has been
sent to the Massachusetts department at
New Orleans by special invitation of the
State commission. The collection of
prize designs recently exhibited in New
York and Boston by Mr.. l.. Prang is
now, by special invitation, shown in the
Art Institute in Chicago. and, in re-
Spouse to a similar request made by the
managers of the Museum of Fine
Arts at ST. Louis, this collection of
paintings will be sent to that city later
on, Mr.. Gaugengigl's design in the
Prang prize exhibition is remarkable for
the purity of its tones and the exquisite
nicely of finish, reminding of Nelson
ier's best efforts in this direction; but it
has met with little appreciation by the
critics as to its fitness as a Christmas
gift card. Az -
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RTT T8AFeAaE WAS NoHREsUMED.


They talked over the incident until the
gray light of dawn. The rain having
ceased the sun shortly afterward came
marching over the hill in magnificent
splendor. Soon the whole camp was
awake: and smoke from numerous fires
indicated that the morning meal was in
preparation. Ahern and the rest waited
for some sign of life from the tent, hut
none came, they had cooked a break,
fast for the lonely mourner but hesitated
to disturb her. Finally the morning
being pretty far advanced it was resolved
that Ahern should be the spokesman IN
rendering their hospitality, Gong 10
the opening he pushed back the flies and
found the woman
IN EXACTLY THE SAME POSITION
as they had left her the preceding night.
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Speaking to her be received no answer,
and going closer thinking she had fallen
asleep, he shook her, gently at first, then
more strongly; she never moved. Be
coming alarmed he raised her head, and
to his horror, saw that she, too, was
dead. AS there was no outward appar-
ent cause, they concluded that she had
died of broken heart. sU
On the beautiful little plateau over
looking the gulch. in a bed OF prairie
lilies, wild roses and honeysucAes, they
dug two graves side by side, and placing
boards at the head, placed on them in
rude characters, Strangers, died June
Goth, 1862" and despite every effort, no
information of the Unfortunate pair, as
to who they were or where they came
from, was ever obtained.-Rocky Noun
tain News.
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chronological Journal.

The January issue is jubilee NUN.
Der, making the fftieth year since the
Fowlers began their work in the science
of phrenology. 1t contains a, sketch Of
the introduction and growth of phreno-
logyI in this country, with new portraits
of Drs. Gall, Spurzheim and Combe,
together with a historyTof the publish
ing business of the Fowler & Wells Co..
with portraits of l.. N. Fowler, 0. S.
Fowler, Samuel r. Wells Charlotte
Fowler Wells, Nelson Sizer and many
others, with biographical sketches.
New York: Fowler & Wells Company
1853 Broadway.
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Bam6erger & Co., just south of the
Postofice, are selling their entire stock
of Gents Furnishing Goods. The goods
must go at any price.
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By using DR.. Frazier's Throat and
Lung Balsam-the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore
Throat, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect cough. 1t
may prove fatal. Scores and hundreds
OF grateful people owe their lives to DR..
Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam, and
no family will ever be without it after
once using it, and discovering its mar
velous power. 1t is put up in large
family bottles and sold for the small
price of rs cents per bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by q. c. NJ. I. Drug Store.
THE finest assortment of Chenille
Passementeries, at
AUERBAcH's.
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BUT IT is ALL OVER NOW. -

Again bowling her head she wept bitterly
for time, then Bill Ahern, knowing
that something should be done, but
scarcely realizing what, touched her on
the arm and said, Beg parding, missus;
the boys here want to de something for
you but don't know how. We thought
as YOU would rather be alone like, and
maybe we'd better take the body to an
other tent.
mo. no, said the woman, throwing
her arms around the body II must
stay with him." Then, in an apologize
voice: Excuse me, but | am nearly
wild with my grief. | would rather
stay with him this one night; this in
an imploring tone.
The men got their heads together, and
finally concluded to give mp the tent to
the woman and her dead for the night.
Announcing this to her, they silently
filed out into the darkness, back to
where they had been playing,
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BEAUTIFUL LINE of Fancy Christmas
Candies at G. F. CuImer & Bros. Retail
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s To the Working Men of Utah.

Being acquainted with the wants of
the working men, l have concluded to
manufacture a new style of Tobacco,
free from all chemicals and adultera
tons, known as the Spanish Clip
pings" at the. very low price of SOC. a
pound. Call and get sample Whit, it
will cost you nothing.
Country orders solicited by
SAM LEVY,
N Tobacconist.
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Stop that Cough

FULL LINES of seasonable Boots and
Shoes, at DUNFoRD's.
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femme, CO quill await certainement
Intention de.faire, sauta AL cou de
fasent ct lni applique denx gros
balsers sur les joues. LIE digne re-
presentant de l'autorite cut. toutes
les peines du monde a SO debarras-
ser de %TetEeinte du trop expansif
Outiineau.
Deux heures apres, rentre ell
possession de son bien, M. Nestor
Oufilneau jurait a bebelle quill ne
couteralt plus les gems qui, dams la
rue, ! e prendraient pour I'm depute.
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Les rails on papier.

La question DIES rails en- papier
ct DIES roues de wagons Ell papier
comprime tait son chemin rapide-
ment.
Une compagnie a etabli, aux en-.
virons de Saint-P Petersburg, une
waste usine pour ce,te fabrication,
ct, munie de rautorisation du mi
nistre DIES finances russo, ellie est
sur le point de construire. entire la
capitale de Varsovie, une vole dun
nouveau genre, don't les rails ainsi
que les rOues dc yoitures, seront Ell
papier durci.
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EDUCATIONAL.

'1Nhe University of The South
L Is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upos
the Cumberland Plateau. 1000 feet above Tho
sea level. This school, under the special PAT
ronage OF the Bishops of the Protestant Fps
ccopai Church. in the South and Southwest, Of
iers the healthiest residence and the best I'd
vantages, both moral and educational. in is
Grammar School and its Collegiate and Thee
logical Departments For the special claims
OF this University for patronage, apply for
document to the Rev. TEL.FAIk HODGSOA,
Vice Chancellor, Sewanee, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

having purchased the eligiblv situated boi
err shop "i L. Husan. in thus town. | am nov
,'tlared 70 Take contracts for making new
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est heures. lhave secured the services Of Nh.
L. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
mad long experience in this business. Parties
Will find it to their interest to call on me be-
Tore making contracts elsewhere.
~, WIN. II. Raglan.
Thibodaux. April 9Th, 1881.
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UAfor the working class. Send 10
cents for postage. and we will
Imail you free, u royal, valuable
box of sample goods that will
put you in the way of making
more money in a few days than
ysu ever thought possible at any bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work ali the time or in spare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young and old. You can easily
earn from Do cents to s. every evening. That
all who want work may test the bushes, we
make this unparalleled offer : to all who are
not we'll satisfied we will send 81 to pay tor
the trouble of writing us. Full particulars,
etc, sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
delay. Start now Address SrINsoN &
Portland, Maine.
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DEPUTE MALGRE LUZ.

Assise pres de la fen6tre dc son
salon, Mime Veronique Outlineau
lisait les fats divers du Petit Jour
nal.
-Faut.il quill y ait sur Ia terre
des gems assez .simples pour Sc
laisser duper de la sorte !; ce nest
nj moi nj NJ. Ouflinean QUIZ.
La porte SQUIRT avec fracas ct
M. Ouhineau, rouge, congestionne,
haletant, secoue par un rire con-
vulsif, entra comm n bonnie.
Sans dire un mot, i! n'anrait pu
parler, NJ. Oufineau sc laissa choir
sur lie canape don't les RESORTS rem
dirent un son plaintiff, qui cut o
echo dams lie c9ur de dame Veroni-
que ; il n'6tait pas leger, ce bon NJ.
Oufineau.
Que vOuS arrive-t-il done, NJ.
Oufimeau Deviendriez-vous fou,
par hasard !?
-Laisse- moi rire un peu, ,bebel-
lie c'est trop. .trop dr6le. Jamais
tn ne pourras t'imaginer ce qui
Went de m'arriver.
Eft NJ. Oufineau de rire de plus
belle.
All ca, monsieur, m'expliquerez
vous enfin la cause de votre hilari.
te Je mai pas envie de rire, moi.
Quand NJ. Ouf1ineau cut repris
son s6rieux. il conta son adventure
4 sd douce ct tendre Motto. Com.
me il sortait de chez son agent de
change, OIL il await touche In som
me necessaire au Placement d'uue
propriete achetee a Cuzigny.les
Buses, il await etc abord6 par I'm
monsieur tres CONNIE il faut. Ce
monsieur favait salue fort respec.
tueusement, lui await demande de
g nouvelles ct ravait appele NJ. lie
depute.
-Je mai jamais pu lie dissuader,
ajoutait NJ. Ouflineau ;j'ai ell beau
lui dire que .je metals pas depnte.
que jetais NestOr O%ut1ineau, aucien
negociant EN- fecule, actuellement
RENTER, rieu ny IA fait. &c mon.
sieur, un fou sans doute, ma ac-
compagne jusqu'a ma porte, ct TAI
Ell toutes les peines du monde q me
debarrasser de lui !; pendant la con.
versation, il me trait par lie revers
de ma redingote, me prenait pres
que a bras. le-corps ; un instant,
j'ai cru quill allait m'embrasser.
-Je ne vols Ia, monsieur Oufi-
neau, rien de bien drole nj de bien
risible. Qu'y a.t-il done de 81 eton.
uant q ce que ron vous prenne pour
"a deput6 : Vous feriez un depnte.
tout CONNIE IN autre!
oh! b@belle, moi, depute!
Eft ponrquoi pas, monsieur Gu.
dineaui
III est certain, b6belle, que 81
fait mes etudes, j'aurais
peut etre pu. .d'autant quill y en- a
qui ne parlent jamais.
EFT tenez, monsieur O~ufineau,
fault que je vous fasse part dun
'rojet que je maris depuis long.
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ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
KorARY JOB Press

Ayant tout lie materiel n6cessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'exeouter tour les ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiques qui nous ser0nt comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimcs daus le plus BRET
d6lai ct a DIES prix mOderes.
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temps: faites vous nommer deput6.
Vous VOLTA RENTER, proprietaire du
chateau de Cuzigny.les- Buses ct
les elections approchent. Qui vous
empeche de poser votre candida
turef
Mails, bebelle, on ne sc fait pas
nommer depute CONNIE celia, il
fault.
-Taisez-vous, Nestor, ce he sont
pas DIES raisons que vous donnez-la.
Allons, Nestor, mon loulou promets
moi que tn seras depute.
Eft Nine Oulineau deposa u II
gros baiser sur chacune des ioues
rouges ct rebondies de son mari !;
puts ellie reprit d'un air ~caressant.
-Allons, Nestor, VOLTA qui est
convent, tn vas 6tre depute. Quel-
10 t6te feront les Flitou quand lis
approximation election I Eft quand
tn seras ministre, done? car tous
les deputies peuvent 6tre ministries.
Ministre de quot !! DIES finances I de
Finterieur9 Non, ministre du con-
merce tout supplement +; c'est bien
ton affaire, 4 tot qui as etc dams la
fecule. Nous invi.erons les Filtou
4 nos receptions, veux-tu, dis Mes
tor
-Je veux tous &c que tn YOU
dras, bebelle. Mats vols done, il est
quatre heures, ct c'est a quatre
heure ct demie que nous devons al
Ter chez lie notaire pour payer notre
propriete; habille>toi vlte, pendant
ce temps Ia je vais preparer la som
%necesSaire.
Nine Oufineau passa dams sd
chambre d coucher ; NJ. Oufineau
apprOcha une chaise de Ia table,
s'assit ct plongea dams II poche de
sa rediugote ; il cherchait lie porte
feuille contenant lie prix du petit
castel 81 longtemps desire. Rien
NJ. Outineau Sc leva, fouilla dams
Ia poche droite, puts dams celle de
derriere ct de nouveau dams celle
de gauche. Rien, 'toujours rien!
-B6belle, cria.t il dune voix
etouffaae.
Ii retomba aneanti sur sa chaise.
Bebelle accourut etfrayee.
Mon Dieu, Nestor, qu'y a til .
lie portefeuille, ..l'argent,..
perdus!
-Perdus! s'ecria Nine Quill
neau Z; vOus vOulez dire vole! Eft
moi qui ne pOuvals croire quill v
cut des gems sots pour Sc laisser
duper de Ia sorte ; .je n'avais pas
pense a vous, monsieur Ouhineau.
celia vous RESEMBLE /: I'm
vOuS abOrde dams la rue.
vous appelle monsieur lie depute ct
vous VOLTA seduit.
-Mais non. Veronique, tn exa
CERES.
-Taisez-vOus, vOtre ambition Sc
cause de notre RUNE. &c mon
vOus conte mile sornettes,
fecOutez ct, pendant &C temps
"a, il vous vole votre portefeuille.
Vous rentrez lei la ttte pleine dc
a vous entendre vous etiez
depute, ministre, vous faisiez
,rever de jalousie de braves gems
lui ne vous ont jamais fait de NAL.
-Mais c'est tot, b6belle....
-C'est celia, accusez-moi, mon
'leur, c'est ma taute, n'est>ce pas
continuez, monsieur Ouhi.
1eau, vous ne m'effrayez pas avec
reproches jy suis habituee.
trente ans. Maintenant, il
he vous reste plus qua aller racon-
er votre naIvete au commissaire
police ; moi, je vais chez le no..
aire lui dire...
On some a la porte. Nine Oufi.
leau courut ouvrir. C'6tait I'm gar.
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For. Sale.

On easy terms, the large and c~ommodious
residence OF J. BadeauX. on jackson street.
cerner of Rose, will, flower and vegetable.
garden. stable, carriaee.house. aud all the ne
cessary out houses. Apply CD the premises.
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f

IN carr6 dc 10 ligncs; lerc insertion s so
:" 2me rs
4" j: Insertion add. so
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
Avec radress1 ct n'excedant pas quatre
licnes, par an. d'ayance. IS Oc
Announces De candidats, Uavance 80. 10 co
N6crologie. par ligne ..----......-... 10
Toute annOnce commercials publi6c \ Tan
nee sera insfree au taux dc 50 cents par pou-
ce pour la premiere insertion ct Is cents pour
lea insertions carbohydrates.
Toute annonce don't le nOmbrc d'insertions
nest pas specific sera ins6r6e jasqu'A neuvel
Ordre au taux Ordinairc.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07
For the HOME ADVOCATE
THE; ESTABLISHMENT or
@. THE CHURCH.
BY J. Il. IyEY.

All will admit that God has an
organized government on earth.
This government is variOusly call
ed in the New Testament: 1.-THE
Kingdom Of Goa; the Kingdom of
Heaven; the Kingdom OF Gods
Son; Church Of Cod" etc. Ii
should not be understood that the
phrases. ''kingdom OF God,' ana
1.-THE Kingdom OF Heaven" always
mean the Church in all its parts.
On the contrary they frequently
occur-cspecialIy in the parable, 5
OF the Savior-when only a; par
ticular feature or constituent part
of the Kingdom is indicated. As
respects law, the Church is trul,
a Kingdom; all absolute monarchy.
All Its laws emanate from the
King and its subjects have no
part in making them. There is 10
representative democracy connec-
ted with it. No council, conyen
tioD, or legislative assembly has
power or authority to abolish, al
ter or amend them. 1t is a King
dom-not a republicans respects
organization. 1t is called body:
OF which Christ is the head, all its
subjects are members, and in
which dwells the spirit by which
it is vita]ized, and without which
1t would become q dead body.
1t is said: ''Behold, The days
come, saith the Lord, when | will
make u new covenant with tie
house Of Israel and with the house
Of Judah; not according to the
covenant that l made with their
fathers in the day when | took
them by the hand to lead them
out Of the land of Egypt; because
they continued not in my covenant
and regarded them not. saith
the Lord" Then we need not look
to the covenant at the time of the
deliverance of Gods people from
Egyptian bondage for the Begin
ming of the covenant under which
the Church Of our day is establish.
ed. 1t was to he a ne,c covenant
1t was to be more excellent min.
istry-a covenant established M
OH better premises.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07

AS pointer to those individuals
who presume to know more about
running a newspaper than tho edi-
tor we respectfully call their atten-
ton to the following: cit is worthy
of remembering that no newspaper
is printed especially for any one
person any more than hotel is
built especially to please any one
guest. People who become greatly
displeased with something they
find in a newspaper, should remem-
Der that the very thing that dis
pleases them is exactly the thing
that will please somebody who has
just as much interest in the paper
as they have.-Nhrereport Times.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07

Gov. MCENERY has offered a
reward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction of one John Posey, &C
cused of the murder of a colUred
man named w. q. Hicks, in the
parish of Lincoln: on the 18th of
July, 1885. Posey is a white
man about Thirty FIVE years of age,
Eve feet six inches high, broad
shoulders, narrow hips, weighs a.
bout $50 pounds, has a round face,
sallow complexion, dark blue or
brown eyes, very small moustache,
slight imperial, small mouth and
very short, thin hair. 9
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07
SHILOH ACADEMY.
VIII REOPEN UN TIE 17H u!
StPY, I--5.

Tbs 81 hooi is lor;.t,.d III Shiloh, La. in
tn lnl'.>; ct Il prosperous and rnc.-, IL,
,.n:,iluniiN tn roughly ali. to ed;Ica.lnIi-
ri Interests. I.i, Niriai surroundings nit
,r,,pi::.t Tie iai. ri"..r ION on The i-irrli5t
quest ION til community was almost a'l..!
tor Irui IIill, al; i this verdict IS >t.ict!N
cIotct,!. lLtlS ril!l1,I x Gnr source II ;si,-
f,lri.a sion viii II pairl.ts 1--we fer then
bows u liz, ;luin II me.
In,. Scn )i:.,iic year viii consist of ten
mon; lis ttNii.rH luto TWO y S-IU!i, OF i've
months each. stIs..':ltS will nr It.tilcn
iii ANY tim" and ci!a',..d iiul time &, IN
tvIancc ul.iIi the cloo5 uI tn, s,S>ln4I l..
which they catered. The Iates O. tUi.iui.
are $50 $50 :. 90 ii"r iil34.th
Eo-..t! c.;u ~ 81, =, lrr:. ,, TO 10 : iV.u,
per nchih. Tor ihitl'|r l~fii Ht.'ra A.
III, S.:
l.. ". tORHI, Principal
Key j i. Etk.kLiI.
PRESIDENT B,aari Of frost cs.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07

john n Lee. A.li:.' .'rl'.,3l Dist. G. nrt
". so, ;@1la p&iis!. - Mon.
john L. sil,lt1 t>ta.e o: I..n;s.,n;
yeY .;rtEa of.l writ otti.Ha. issue! en-:
.iS Ct Tie Hon. Z bird lis t.,c; Con il.
and for til" aforesaid Parish ma state.
ANA to me directed. have saiz 4 ana viii,
Offer tel sale 10 the last ana highest bidder
within the legal hours for Jmtli,ial sales
az the principal frcrt door o; Ia. court
E"use i'll FarnrrviIe, Union parish, "a :,
Sat"rdoy,he 1GM Dig Of Sc t b +,
Il. d. 1885
the following described property, to wi, :
The North ! of the South East ! of the
South East I. Section thirty COY. and all
that part OF the North Fast ! of the Scr, h
East Of Section thirty, except that Dor
ton sold OFT OF the north end to Mrs. T..
Is. Manning evidence, by 4 den,. under ,,ri
yate signature from the sai.; vendor o
Mrs. Manning, except one acre 81, whic,
the coi"rcd Baptist church is situated,
commencing on the ne between said ven
cor ana Mrs Manning and running 10 as
to includ: said church; all in Section
thirty t3O), Township twenty-one (2I,
n0rtl ktnse one (DEast, containing in
an !ii's acres, more or less together with
an improvements situated thereon,
seized a: tn" property of John r, Shuitz
ueit', IN the abOve entitled suit
Terms OF sale:-Cash, with the benefit
OF an appraisment
}. c. Mon'go ry.
=, Dp'ty Sheriff.
Farmervllle, La, August I'd. 1855.
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RGtes Of Advertising:

Communications must reach this Office
on or before Wednesday mornings, if the
writers desire to have them appear in the
first issue after they are rec ived; and
advertisements he handed in hy Thursday
mornings
In writing for the press always he
brief and to the point,
If you take the paper from the post
office to which it is directed you can be re
ouired to pay for it, whether you are
ocular subscriber or not.
Ey Cards of personal character-wlcn
admissible-will be charged double our
regular advertising rates.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07

The two Gniet months of June
anil July have passed, and we may
now expect that business matters
will soon shake Off their !cthaI.y,
and that, under the stmu!ous OF
the unprecedented fine crop pros.
poets reported from every quarter,
Il forward move will be speedily
inauguratcd.
The present, then, is an auspi-
ciOuS time for merchants and other
business men 10 place themselves
before the public by atloptin. a
liberal course of advertising. Those
who put on a ilOlcful face and say,
"Wtil, have no positive asSnr-
ance of a business boom, and ad Co.
vcrtising wont create money; etc.,"
never make any great progress in
business ventures. On the other
hand those men who are at all
times fully alive to their interests,
even when trade is flat, are con
stantly and prominently before
the public, through the medium
OF Il generous Investment in prin-
ter's ink. They well know that
while such a course does not liter
ally create money, that it promotes
business, and increases prosperity.
This class is very sure to work up
a business under the very nose of
the croakcrs who are not gifted
with any spirit of enterprise.
Considerable discussion has been
going on between the HOME AD-
vOCATE and Gazette of FarmervjlIe
La, with an occasional ':chip in
from the Colfax Chronicle, in ref
erence to the past character and
standin. OF judge W. II. Eutland,
late Of Farfnervlllc, but recently
moved to Baton Rouge. The
ADVOCATE and Chronicle have
succeeded in completely >iiencing
the Gazette without resorting to
their heaviest argument. "DUwn
with personalities! Up with the
standard of .journalis.n!'-
ID m0cyut-7ribune.
Facts are weishty arguments
the facts gathered from citizens
and the court records of Grant
parish, published by the Chronicle
relative to the above mentioned
discussion, would not have teen
strengthened 10y deviating fro y a
high standard of Journalism. Per
sOnalilies are resortcd to 10y those
who have no arguments to offer.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-08-07

The funeral of Gen. Grant will
take place to morrow, August
s. The remains are to lie buried in
Riverside Park, New York City.