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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
THE EXPOSITION.
ED1ToR MADISON TINES

EDITOR MADISON TINES
I suppose you viii not be OPP
posed to hearing from the Louisl-
ana Department ofthe Exposition
more particularly, as it includes
the Madison Parish Exhibit.
Imagine yourselfnear the centre OF
the Government Building, anda after
the wonder of it all has somewhat
subsidized, begin to inquire for the
headquarters ofour State. AS 1t is
near the huge japanese Pavilion,
and the brilliant building of the U.
s. Post-Ofice, you may look
about for sometime without getting
q clue. Fortunately, policemen
are to be found at every turn, and
the one to whom l applied, took
me to a rustic structure covered
with straw, trimmed around the top
with fringe of ripe oranges, It's
four posts bristling with palmetto
points, and wrapped with Spanish
moss and started me down the
aisle where could find the office OF
the Commissioner.
| J,;enorhaps. a space of two hun
dred feet, but you will travel II
slowly as there are many things tt
attract attention on either side. TC
the right are a variety OF effects
produced in cotton. 1t is there OF
, the stalk, and off the stalk-th'
result of this, and that seed, bu
) the most amusing of all, is guam
e old couple in efiigy, formed entirel.
S of the fleecy staple. The counte
: nances are very expressive, ever,
= line and furrow true to life. Tn
Q old woman is knitting a stocking
J. the old man loafng, nothing more
4 At their feet is a white cat and
!. poodle dog, which, together wit
i the carpet and back drapery are
unspun cotton.
n You have heard of "Lots Wife,
It the great pillar of salt from II
" Avery mines? She is intac
Of though getting very moist, more
ID victim to other peoples curiosit,
IT who will handle her, than to h
t own. There are ores and mineral
= grain and fruit, and many stuff
~ animals and reptiles, includil
TT rattlcsnakes and alligators.
.lfI Of course l lost no time in fin
D. ing Madison Parish, particular
the part oft presided over by Nj
ne Amanda Stone. The articles und
al her charge, are already arrang
III with system and taste. a t
be column decorated with moss, mist
IL toe, and evergreens, makes a su
ri. able rest for the big eagle shot
be G rassy Lake some time since. !
be low him, in the shadow Of his wiz
", is splendid pair of antlers
phi which is hung the daintiest of t
nd fancy work, for which our Par
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

| was, l confess, proud Of my sue
cess.
But in a moment, at the first tri-
al, without half trying, with no.
known, previous attempt, man
unknown in the annals of decorated
| ideas, at single bound planted HIM
self far a head of all competitors,
and became the possessor OF the
cake. that | considered, to be be-
yond dispute, mine. Read thiS
slip of paper and see." MI Mui,
haitian handed me small piece OF
paper cut from the New Orleans
States on which were these words
Gin my official report of this confiagr,a11
ton 1.-THE burning of Columbia ,; Vi
distinctly charged it to Gen. "aue
HAMPTON, and confess did so, pol"s-
pdly, to shake the faith OF his. People
! in him, for he was, in my opinion,
braggart, and professed to be the spy
: cial champion Of South Carolina
n "These words" continued Mr.
!, Mulhattan" are taken from uer
e Shermsn,s memoirs Vol ii. page
If 2S7. Now l ask you, or any iair
minded man, if it is not folly, t'
'l struggle against such colossal pre-
h yarication as that? Why that genul
bears the same relation to truth
IN that the champion contortlons
l. does to an ordinary athlete. ii
" could start a truthful idea iron
ut his brain to his tongue, and befor
st his tongue could utter it, the ldea
is would not know itselfin a glass.
No, a man capable of this, is {
of the head of the profession, and
Il, is actually sinful to hope to rlv'
SIS him. My only hope is that he hi
SO strained himselfin this effort, an
n has injured his intellect. II So
la will pass out of sight and be heal
ok of no more, but in. the meantim
lat l feel discouraged and Illuminate
he and have no heart for the vani'i
at of the world. What? you have
ed 60? Won't you take somethi'
ms before you leave? You new
for drink? Well, Sherman may ha
Up, a rival yet. Come again soon
far YOU don't hear of Sherman gettl
Dr. off another"
of And with these words your CT
ant respondent left Mr. Mulhattan
of his sorrows, fully intending to c
eff again, but sherman's assault on }
me Davis, of which he must have hes
has bv this time, will have such pa
one full affect en- Mr.. Mulhattan that
de, have rot the heart to witness
nth NERITAs
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
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re.nopsible for what he writes hIi' nnIr
Write on one side of the paper 3il,S
short communications OF genera Iu
terests from all parts OF this &hu liral
ioininp pari shes are earnestly "esiie0
40 poetry wanted.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
The Champion Hotel.

A hotel is to be built in Pittsburg
seven stories high, with the kitch-
en- Oh the top floor, and an electric
fire escape in every room. The
escape is to be operated from tho
office. BY touching u button there
the guests are simultaneously
aroused, every window thrown
open and flexible ladder looseneC
that reaches TO the gromd.-N. o
States.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
JOE. MULHATTAN RETIRES.

Special Correspondence OF MADISON
TIMEs.)
LOUISVILLE KY Jany 10Th 1885.
Not having heard of Joe Mulhat-
tan for some time your correspon-
dent, according to Instructions
hunted that inventive gentleman
up, for the purpose of discovering,
if possible, the cause of his long
silence, By persistent inquiry his
place ofresidence was ascertained,
and Mr.. Mulhattan found at home
alth ough seriously indisposed. lie
at first, declined to receive visitors,
but upon being informed that your
correspondent represented the
MADISON TIMES, he consented to
an interview, and / was accord
ingly ushered into his presence.
The encounter was not produc-
tive of harm to either party, and
without any beating about the bush
| asked him:
Mr. Mulhattan why is it that you
have not appeared in print oflate'
He replied Il did not want to-
l said "But you must have some
: reason for suddenly withdrawing
yourself from an expectant coun
A try, your brilliant sketches hav'
S been widely quoted, and..as widel,
admired. Their appearance wa
: eagerly awaited. The name of 10
# Mulhattan was becoming almost a
familiar as Santa Claus. The pa
a per that l have the honor to rer
e resent was on the point ofstartin
l. n Mulhattan corner, when you sue
denly ceased your utterances, an
W became as silent as the Sphinx
3, You certainly owe some explann'
Ie ton for such action.
:. Said Mr.. Mulhattan: young ma
have you ever laboriously constru
L. ed some very useful implement {
IS tool, given days and nights
lie patient toll to complete it, al
he then. after accomplishing yo'
object become aware Of the fac
ii that some one else had disco
S. cred and constructed the We
,u same article, and had done it, SC
I'd of off hand, as it were, without hi
trying? If you have, you can a
re preciate my situation.
,h l felt that 1t was in me to Decor
rk an able truthkiller. l knew, tn
W. l had formidable rivals, ]
la Perkins and Gath, were not to
ia despised, but l felt that ] cou
IT. soon distance them, Their preva
cations were plain, and easy to
is confuted, and boldly entered t
Ii. lists, and, as you so kindly certi
with success. / achieved trium
ds unhcard of, in so short time, a
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

The Gazette and Democrat pub
lished in Little Rock, Ark, no
longer publish the proceedings OF
the Legislature. That body re-
fused to make an appropriation to
pay the papers, and hence the
failure to publish the proceedings,
1t is said the law makers miss the
appearance of their names IN PRINT
and do not like the situation.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
AND ON THIS.
Work OF Louisiana Women.

The work contributed to the Ex-
position by the Louisiana Women,
is exhibited, not in the Woman's
Department, but in the Louisiana
State Department, Mrs. jennie
Nixon is the State Commissioner,
the representative of the Women
of Louisiana, but the exhibits sent
nv the ladies are in charge of, and
have been arranged by, Miss
Amanda Stone, of Madison Parish,
who has devoted herself, heart and
soul to her work. If the women
of the State had exhibited half as
much pluck, energy and industry,
as has Miss Stone, in this behalf,
the exhibit of Woman's work would
have been much larger than it is,
X X X X
the visitor will find that the ladies
of Madison Parish have arrayed a
DISPLAY of articles, that reflects
credit at once upon their taste and
skill y X
Mrs. E. w. Cox of Madison Par
ish, lady now in the afternoon OF
life, who has 70 good and honor
I, able years behind her, sends a
knitted bedspread.
, A basket of feather flowers is ex-
hibited by Mrs. NJ. c. Hudson,
(also an old lady.)
r In q large showcase > = VII
be found baby couch outfit, a:
\ dainty a resting place as one coulC
wish for the daintiest Of nestlings
The hand embroidered pillow, wa
/ made by Mrs. Fleming, the sheets
y bordered with Mexican draw
work, by Mrs. Jenkins, the sol
! blankets, embroidered in morning
NJ glories, by Mrs. Holmes, the sill
coverlet, embroidered in peoples
by Miss Stone, and the cradle cul
Of tains, by Mrs. Gilfoil.
5. In this showcase, Mrs. Colthar
of Milliken's Bend, contributed a
!, ivory white, cashmere, child
a, dress, richly ornamented in flow
n. ers.
A beautiful little linen dress
Mexican drawn work is the wor
ed of Mrs. Gilfoil. Embroidery "a
Dt. lists" are well aware that the Me
Is- lean drawn work, is a fine exar
pie of skill, and that few peop
.oo succeed with it.
- A block of white satin WI
- wreath of flowers, hand painted,
the work of Mrs. NJ. c. Hudson
Mrs. Allnutt sends a chiids be
MY net, deity and daintily made,
on, the "dishrag" plant.
OF Hanging on the wall near, is
Madison parish banner-map,
oct artistic work of Mrs. S. B. McCl
ell Ian.
is A lambrequin of wisps of +
lew cotton, pulled through burlal
with a rug to match, is a uniC
piece of work, sent by Mrs.
mas Lynch.
lent A beautiful lambrequin, c
rSla broidered in golden rod, prime
rgia feather and sumac leaves, is
Joint work of Mrs. Amanda ST
nh and Mrs. F. Stone.
no A hand painted Madison par
Of banner hangs on one of the pc
70 1t represents the oak tree, ba.
20 and water lilies, and was pain
+ba by Mrs. DR.. Mason.
,gs A large, and very effective
tho screen has four panels-the bu
-;nt of peacock feathers being the w
of Mrs. Coltharp, the passion fl
err embroidered by Miss. Amal
Stone, and the bunch of bego
ged leaves embroidered by Miss {
Jan It's.
nth A pretty set of silk lace caps
adv the work of Miss Baudoin of nj
was son.
Mrs. Morrow of Madison SO
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Orville II, Plstt has been elect
ed Senator from Connecticut, Tell
err from Colorado, Vest from Mis- :
souri and Vim NJ. Evarts, from New
York.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24
The War In Egypt.

Sen. Stewards forces engaged
FL Mahdi's army at Meteeh Jan
II. The rebels were routed, with
q loss of 800 men. Col. Burnaby
of stRide to Khiva." fame, was
billed.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

= beautiful hand made lace hand
kcrchicf. \ pair of artistic owl
screens are the work Of Mrs. y
Stone.
4 handsome hall curtain IN out
| line embroidery comes from Mrs.
Sparrow, Mrs. Lytle and Mrs. He
bert Of Madison.
Mrs. NJ. Stone sends a lot OF an
CORA yarn cut and spun by herself
A set of table linen quantity
done in outline embroidery, was
made by Miss Florence Brlscoe Oh
| Madison.
Mrs Beer of Madison is repre-
scented by dainty outftof crochet
baby sacks.
N. o. Picayune.
Among the things not mentioned
in the above article is a Sofa Phi
) low made by Mrs. j. 7. Mcclellan
which has been greatly admired
, by visitors and is considered on
1 of the most attractive features o
$ the Madison exhibit.
! The seed cross by Mrs. Nlcho
q has also been the subject Of nue.
G favorable comment.
y Only the articles from Madiso
e parish are quoted from the Plea
y - yune article, but there were man
4 others mentioned from differer
$ parts of the State. The contra;
between.the two articles quoted
marked and astounding.
That there are any articles
womens work on exhibit ut al
is owing to the energy OF Ml'
X Amanda Stone, and the klndne
N, of Mr.. Barrow State Commissio
IS err. Before the brilliant society
ma dies of the Times-Democrat shoe
lie off their lethargy and realized tn
er, it was time to do something t
en- womans exhibit of Louisiana or
mt least a part of it, was unpack
nd and displayed, while the woma
ISIS department proper is waiting
81, something (mOney) TO turn L
nd and about the only thing so
en displayed is talk. While New
as leans is very important part
ry' Louisiana, and the most imports
Ill, part, there are yet some parts
nlu the State, outside of it, and an
Is, fort has been made to make so
;. sort of an exhibit. Not as much
hes been done, as could have been &c
ID a but still an effort has been ma
,cts and it should not be treated W
al" contempt.
The result of the talk and org
III izations, of the New Orleans lac
II Vi is breathlessly awaited.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

The Governor has appointed
Alex. Brewster to succeed Kobt.
Brewster deceased, as State Regis
trar of voters.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Albert Sydney Johnson, only
son of Col. VIM Preston Johnson,
died at Harrisburg Pa, Jan 9Th OF
typhoid fever, in his oath year.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Emory speers OF Georgia has
been nominated, 10y the President
rs U. S. District Judge of Georgia
He is objected to by the Georgia
Senators.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

The Insane Asylum at kankakee
III, was destroyed by fire last Sum
day morning. Seventeen OF the In
mates persisted,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Don Cameron has been reelected
Senator, from Pennsylvania by 30
majority.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Two weeks of criminal term, OF
court resulted III two convictions.
Slow work.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Edwin Booth is to play in Wash
ington. He has never been in that
city since his brother killed Lin
coin.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Dan Voorhees, was reelected sem
ator from Indiana, by a majority
of IS.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Leland Stamford Will be Senator
from California.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Jonathan Chace has been elected
Senator from Rhode Island,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

BY all means let no ONO man
be in the cabinet.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-24

Edmund About the celebrated
authors dead,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-16

trict Of idaho Territory, in and for Altarss
county.
Ordtr OF sale and decree Of Observation-Disclosures
II. Auerbsch snd Samuel II. Auerbach, plain.
ttns, VI. .. J. Friedman. Oscar Ba he. Carrie
: Bsche. Mre Ian. Robertson and Dan. Robert
son, defendants.
Decree II Forecloaure. issued out Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the Terri.
tory VI Idaho. In and TT Altufss County, on the
10th day Of November. 1855. In the above-entjtled
action. wherein Frederick u. Auerbsch end Sam.
n.i Il; Au:resch. the :bove.nsned gIa!ntifIs. OBJ
man. Oscar Bsche. Carrie Bachs, Mrs. Dan.
ROber son and Dan. Robertson, the defendants, ON
the 10th day Of NUvcmbe r. 865. am commanded o
sell ell thst certain lott piece, parcel Of Land
no. and bounded and described % follows. te.wis:
Lot numdsr twelve tl2y In block number thirty
three 1881, designated on the oflcial plat Of the
town Of Aailey. now on Alo In the Rsc0eders once
Of Alturas county. being in said Alturas county,
Territory Of Idsho to s.tisfy lst the costs Of ssls
3D. 70 satisfy tsl So taxed cosss 3d. to pay said de-.
PENDANT Friedman $1836 70 and interest q the rate
Of 10 per cent. per annum thereon from Nov. 10,
1885, 4th. to pay PLAINTIFF Sl6l 80 and el6Al6 At.
torney fee with interest on these sumo At ths rate
Notice 10 b, reby ven. that ON Wednesday. the
I'd day Of December. 1888. at II O'Clock q. M Of that
day. in front Of the Court House in HALEY, COun.
ty Of Alturas. will. in obedience ~ said Order Of
sciibed property. Tor 20 much thereof a. m.y be
necessary to srtisfy plaintiffs Judgment. with In.
terest thereon. and eosts 70 the Highest and best
bidder. for cash. lawful mt ney OF the United
States.
HALEY. November 10. lsas.
n. FURRY. Sheriff.
By PAT Fuzzy. Under-shsriff MO
Klx0sBURY MCGOWAN. Atty's for plns.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-16
Application FOR Patent.


CxrTRD MATES LAND OSyscR,
HALEY. lUAno, September q. 1855.
Notice 10 hereby givsn thst Charles Pepper, BY
James 4. Lusf. he staerasy IN fsct. Whose post
Territory. has mads application fora Untsd States
CHICAGO" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in section Is. Township NORTH Range II
East Boise Meridian, Mineral H1ll Mining District
Alturas Co.. Idaho Ter, consisting Of 1850 linear
ssss Of ses 10y: ed .srfse: s,o:na ESQ e.: wids
and plat Of the O6Acial survey On le In Tits c0ce
with magnetic variation 1t u dsyrsss snA 20 mis-
utes sees. ~ follows:
claim and running 4 D degrsSs asd . mi.sSss
ssst TO feet center east End line Of CLAIM; thsnes
- degrees and Is minutes west ~ fe<t % essnef
Ne. !: thence ~ degrees and Is minutes east 7lS
minutes " 1900 fest 70 corner No. ,: I sucs -
degrees and Is minutes west 6io7 fest to corner
No. 4ythsnce n 50 degrees and 20 minutes ssst
3s22 leet 70 corner No: s. thence g degrees and
. total ares Of 10 90 scrss; excluding. however.
from this application and dsscri ption, the In
conflict with tine "0arneld" lode claim Iupsur.
veysdl. ia ceres: arsa claimed and sought 10 be
ner to sections .. 10, Is and l6, r II 4 bears
= % dsgfess1s minutes aud rs seconds west 26o74
fest.
Tho said mining claim being Of record in the
once Of the County Recorder Of said Mining Dts.
trict 1t Hsiley. In Aturss county, Idaho Territory.
The nearest known locations veing the .ParLell,'
Empire, '8ssnslt ;" and Mountain Boy lot 70.
ton Of the said "Chicase" Lode mining claim OF
surface ground are required to Ale their adverse
claims thereto with the Register Of the United
States Land Once. at HALEY. Idaho Territory.
within the sixty days publication thereof, they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute In such cases made and provided.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-16
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given. that by virtue Of . Ger.
tain Deed Of Trust made, executed and delivered
BY Jesse Jones and n. Jones. on the 9Th DAY q
May. 1856. (which deed wss recorded in Record
"E" Of Mortgages, page Sel Of the records Of Re-
corder's once Of Alturas County. Idaho. On sid
9Th day Of Msy. 1885, We, the Trustees named In
ssid Trust Deed. will because Of default IN the con-
ditiop Of said deed. ON the 9th day Of November.
1855, at o'clock in the afte thereof, SELL At
the front door of the Courthouse Of Altu1as C0un-
~. In the town Of HALEY, the folowin gdescrib~d
deed. to-wit: Lot two ~, block "S. according to
the original plat Of the town Of Bellevue, Of the
County Of Alturas, Territory OF Idaho 70 the high.
eat and hest bidder. Tor lawful money Of the Uni.
ted states.
The proceeds Of said sale will be by 10 disbursed
% follows:
First-we will pay the expenses Of said sale,
with the reasonable expenses of this Trust, in
Guiding counsel fees Of seventy hvs dollars pro-
vlded for in said Deed. which are due.
Second We will pay ]. L. CedevhOlm, assignee
and Of the note described in the said Deed Of
Trust. the sum Of S206.2n aud interest ct u per
cent. per month from October "a. 1895, that being
the sum which 10 due and unpaid on the said note,
In the payment Of which default has been made.
Third-The balance VI surplus Of the proceeds
Of said sale, II any, We will pay to the parties
graItOr in said Deed VI Trust named.
b. z. BURKHART. TT.
J. n. BURKETT. IT.
Dated HALEY. Idaho. November IL, 1855.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-16
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. IA.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, September ~, 1885.
Notice 10 mere BY given, that Charles Pepper. by
James 4. Lusk, his attorney In fact. whoss post
Tarritorx, has made application for . United
States Pat~nt tor the
"PARNELL" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Section Is, Township 2 North Range II
East Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining Dis
rict. Altaras 3unty, Idaho Territory, consisting
Of l408 iaear feet OF the lode and surface ground
SIG feet wide. being Lot No. ~, and descrised in
the held notes and plst Of the ofactal survey on
hle in this once, with magnetic variation at 10
Commencing at tho discovery point Of this
claim. and running Us degrees and ~ minutes, 4
NO feet. point in end line Of claim thence N
10 Degrees " 800 feet to corner No. /; thence 10
degrees 40 feet to corner No. Q; thence 20 de-
grces. 50 minutes and Is seconds w 100 feet to
ner No. .; thence 8 g degrees and 50 minutes W
l0l6 ieet to corner No. 4; thence n 10 degrees "
minutes and Is seconds 1905 feet to corner No. l.,
embracing IN area Of TIA acres applied for. No
conflicts. From corner No. s, the corner 10 Sec.
ti0ns 0, TO- Is and 10 Of z, II E. besrs Il Do.
grses. ~ minutes and 81 seconds " 2l34.7 feet.
The asid mining claim being Of record in the Of.
at HALEY. N Alturas county, Idaho Territory The
nearest known locations being the "ChicagU," Lot
e. Mountain Boy" Lott Empire" and Little
Any and all psrsoas claiming adversely any por.
tton Of the said "Parnell" Lode Mining Claim. or
claims thereto with the Register Of the United
6tates Land Once. a HALEY, Idaho Territory.
within the sixty days publication thereof or they
will be barred BY virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute In such cssea made snd provided.
HOMER L. POUND. Register.