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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-07-19
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Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
ISuite. |

oNAh hoiCS NlHuS
-Cest fait! repliqua Anna 81
sc laissant tom Der sur la banquette
pres de sa c0mpagne, ayec IN
movement de lassitude eeidente.
plus morale que physique, quoique
ses neffs fussent brjses.
-Tn as VI Marcus?
-Je lie quite.
EFT tn lui as parle fit Dolores,
don't Ia voix exprimait une doulou.
reuse hesitation.
-Je In al dit tout ce que Je
ievals lui dire!
Comment est-il?
Aussi malheureux qu'on peut
t'6tre.
II ne s'est dGfie de rien
DE rien, quoique, par moments,
i'aie EN- peor.
Pour de quoi
-Qn'il ne rae crdt pas, quill edt
des soupcons.
-Des sonpeous. Quels soup
eonss
IL me diSait que je Metals pas
Anita, que ie jouais une comedie.
All! il te disait celia
-Et il me lie disait dun accent
81 boulevers6, dun air 81 touchant
| ct 81 ,lesesp6re, que Javais envie de
lai crier:
"C'est vrai, on vous trompe.
Votre Anita est digne de vous.
Ce NEST pas ellie qui vous raconte
ces hotrihies chooses Qui me fai
| salient horreur a moi-m6me en- les
| disant. Je ne veuX pas votre
desespoir, votre malheur eternel.
Qn'e!le soft votre femme, Jy con
sens" Oui, toim6me, ss-impitoya-
bic ct qui as raisoD de f6tfa pour
veuger ceux qn'un monstre a fTap
pes sous ties yeuy, toi-m6me tn ait.
rails tont oubIie devant ce jeune
homme. C'est quill est charmantj
| vols, tn.
tn me- fais NAL : mnrmura
Dolores en- mettant la main sur les
levres 4 Anna pour la faire taire.
II est done bien malheurenx
-Autant quron peut r6tre.
Dolores poussa un sourd gemisse
ment.
--Et sill Sc tuait, celia ne m'eton
nerait pas
, Sc tuer, lni ! hi fit la mere
ayec un cri de lioane don't les petits
sont menaces. Ellie repousSS. vlo-
lrmment Anna ct sc redreSSa,
effrayante de terreur ct de remords,
Sc tuer! LIE crois.tu
-Ja men sais rien; mais fen al
eu reur en- lie quittant.
-Et tn es Ia, qni me parles dun
tas de chooses inutiles. Etce nest
pas la premiere parole que tn mas
dite, All malhenr! malheur sur
toi, 81 c'est yrai ! malheur sur moi
malheur sur tous!
Alors, sans s'inquieter de la vol
ture qui marchait au trot depuis
au'Anna l'avait rejointe, Dolores
ouvrit Ia portiere ct s'elanca dams
| la rue. Anna await pousse un crl,
croyant que sd mere adaptive allail
Sc briser sur le pave. Mais la vol
ture, en- meme temps, s'etait arretee
Dolores. ne semblant pas mems
etourdle de la violente commo'lot
ressentie necessairement par suite
do double coutre-conp de son elan
ct de celui du coupe, s'eloignai'
deia dun pas ranide, sans regardel
derriere ellie, ct s'arfetant brnsque
ment devant une porte cochere OF
ellie soma, puis disparut presau'
aussii6t.
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No. 81.


cher les derniers volles dresses
entire la r6alite ct toi Econte
bien.
Ellie Sc rappIocha encore de lui,
balssa la voix ct commence ainsi:
-Je tai pr6venu que tn ne
portals pas ton nom, ct je tai
touj0urs til le nom du miserable
qul assassine ton pere.
-Oui, tn devais me les reveler
...un jour.
-Ce jour est venu.
Marcus sentit un ftisson gIac6
OIL conrait dams Ses veines, CONNIE
Il arrive quelqnefois 4 Fapproche
des erandes catastrophes. Cepen-
dant il voulat Eta Cir, ct dit.
-Par'e done! Que quelque
saint ct terrible devoir dome un
bat ma vie ct me prGte la force
lie la supporter, car sans celia.
Ton pere s'appelait Miguel
Mussagaray, ct toi tu t'appelles
Pedro; sanf ce detail, tn sais des
ITEMS toute Fhistoire lugubre et
san9lante. Maintenant, il me reste
q te nommer Fassassin, celui que
ta as jure de m'aiier a frapper, a
punr.
-Quel est il I?
Ne Fas-tn pas devine?
Non.
IL s'appelle Lopez Rivadarcos,
il est banquier, ct c'est sa file Que
tu voulais 6ponser!
Sous cette revelation inattendne,
Marcas chancela puis il regarda
sa mere, Sc demandant sill await
bien eutendu, sill n'etait pas dnpe
de queique hallucinatjon.
-Tu comprends, poursuivit Do
lores s'ari6tant, que, mademolselle
Rivadarcos eflt-elle etc lie modele
ideal de tontes les Vertus qu'on
desire dams une jenne file, tu ne
pouvais unir lie sang de la victime
au sang du bourreau, le sang de
Miguel au sang de Lopez!
oh! mon Dieu! balbutia le
ljeune homme, qui sentit ces mots
tout son amour COULTER son c9ur
dams sa poltrine.
Dolores Sc tut une seconde, ct
ajouta:
lie ils de Miguel est-il prets
| Une sueur froide couvrait le
visage de Marcus.
! -Ainsi, dit il, Get homme pres
| de qui i'ai vecu deux ans, qni ma
accueilli avee bonte, qui ma traite
en- ami, qui ma confie son honnenr,
len ne me cachant rien de sa RUNE
probable ct de ses efforts pour
conjurei lie peril, Get homme-..
Get homme est Tex general
Lopez, le complice de Rosas, Get
hcmme est celni qai a arrache ton
pere de mes bras, pour ordonner
froidement la mort dun ami qui
il devait tout, joignant Pingratitnde
basse an crime hideux, Get homme
est celui qui fait torturer des
enfants ct les rend d leur mere
fous!
! -Et Nine. Rivardarcos m'appe-
lait deja son fils!
-Songe Miguel! Songe a
Juani,a! Songe 4 moi!
Marcus SO laissa tomber sur an
siege. II paraissait aneanti.
! Mon fills, estu pret? repeta
Dolores.
Ii eut une courte ct crueile
!; lutte dams ce cRur, on tous les
sentiments SO combattaient: Pa.
mour, la haine, la reconnaissance,
la pitie, pobaissance filiale, le res
pect des serments fats. Conme
an borl d'unn abime qui attire ct
repousse a IL fois, il ) await dc
4
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THIBODAUX, LNE sAMEDI, JULIET 10, 1890.

Ill d ioHSteMpS que III eS Id
-Oui, longtemps!
-Mais comment es.tu entree ?
Comment sc fait.il e..
Ne sais-tu pas quill y quel-
qu'nn 9ui possede une clefa
--C'est vrai. Je NY pensais pas.
-Je l'ai emprlntee, ct me voici !!
-OLl, mere, te VOLTA ! All! c'est
le ciel gui t'envoie.
Ne tavais.je pas dit qu'ayant
huit jours...
-Ea effet.
Tout EN- parlant ainsi, en- phrases
interrompues, Dolores etudiait le
visage du leune homme, Y suivait la
trace de son chagrin, de son deSes-
poir, don't la vue la poignardait.
-CeSt pourtaIt moi, moi, sa
mere. qni snis lanteur de toute
cette soGffrance, pensait-elle. Cest
moi qni brse son c@ur de la sorte,
ct lie le dois!
A travers son emotion, a travers
toutes les passions terribles qui
soulevaieDt son anne ct tendaient
ses nerfs, quelque chose de doux Ell
de bon la penetrait. N'Gtait ce pas
son fills qn'elIe voyait, qu'elle enten-
DAFT. Ponr une minute, ellie oubiia
tont lie reste, n'6prouvant en'un
besoin immense de lie consoler, de
lui adoucir la doaleur qui le tortu
rait.
-Tu es maIheureux ? lui dit-elle
tendreinent.
oh! fit-il.
-Qa'as.tu Ne me cache rieu.
-Oui, je tc dirai tout, chera
maman!
Ellie s'appaya au tiossier dan
! fauteull, comprenaut qu'el'e deyait
G'abord p6couter avaut de parlel
ellie meme; soulag6e au fond dune
horrible auxiete, devinant qua
present qa'elle favait WI, il ne Sc
tuerait plus; sentant boulllonner
Ell ellie meme trop de passion pour
ne pas croire Gn'elle lui .infuserait
nn peu de cette passion dams les
veines, ct Qu'elle arriverait a effa
Ger Ell ce ieune ceur Ia trace dc
Get amour maudit. ;.
/ Alors, Marcus, avec ce besoin d.
parler qui devore tous les amoa
reux, Surtout quaDd lis sont NAL
heureux par ceile qu'ils aiment. st
NIT a raconter a SD mere la scene
a laquelle nous ayons assiste entire
Anna ct lui.
--Eh bien, lui dit froidemeu1
Dolores, il fallait sly attendre =!
sly attendre! s'eclia-t il. All
l'on volt bien que tn ne la connai,
pas, Que tn mas iamais vi Mile
Rivadarcos, entendu la voix dA-
nita, lu dams ses beaux regards, OF
! bIlllent l'esprlt ct lie ceur, la bont'
ct la sincerite. Aussi, meme apres
ce qp'elle ma dit, repete pendan
une heure, je me delnande 81 je NJ
suis pas la victime de quelgu
cauchemar, ou ST je ne suis pa
devenn fou, CONNIE Juanita Pes
i devenue.
Marcus await cache sa tete dan
scs mains. Tout a coup, il senti
deux mains froides qui saisissaien
|, les siennes il releva la tete, cedan
a cette preston, ct resta muet, d !
vue de sa mere, don't lie visag
etait empreint dune solennite e
dune expression de douleur ct d
resolution farouche, quill ne lt
connaissait pas encore.
Mon fills, fit ellie lentement,
y: te repete quill fallait s'y attendr'
Nul ne peut renier le sang q,
coue dams ses veines, ct quand t
sauras la verite, tn diras avec moi
.Tant mieux que cette Auita d
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14

PARKERsBuIaG, W. Va, Nov. lit
looks as though tho State had been
swindled out of at least 500. 900 by the
alleged embezzlements of T. Ward
clouston, deputy circuit clerk of tn S
count Twenty criminal charges have
already been preferred against Clouston.
The chief clerk, William Clemens, has
also been arrested. The investigation
OF the alleged rascalities is still going
on, and there is no evidence that the
end has been reached. All the money
1t is charged was obtained on fraudulent
orders drawn on the State Auditor for
witness fees, mileage OF witnesses, etc
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14
Ilnnnrlnnt Extenainns.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. There will
be an extension of two railways, giving
direct connections with this city TO the
Chicago & Northwestern and the Big
Four The Kansas City, Chicago &
Texas is to be extended to Kanesyllle,
the southern terminus of the Des
Moines & Kansas City, where connec-
ton will be made with the Chicago &
Northwestern, giving the latter road di-
rect communication with Kansas City
and giving Kansas City a direct route
to Des Moines. The Quincy & Kansas
City road is to be extended from Tren-
ton to P%lattsburg, where a connection
will be furnished with the Wabash Il
Omaha line and a Big -Four connection
with the Kansas City, Chicago e Texas.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA surprising
result OF the silver bill passed by Con-
gress awhile ago is that 1t enriehes the
miners at the expense OF the mission
aries The advance in the price OF sill
yer has caused exchange to fall off in
Asia, and $40, 900, which recently sold
for rs, 600 rupees in India, now bring
only %, 600 The missionaries get their
money by bills OF exchange on London.
These are sold in India for rupees, and
the higher exchange goes the fewer
rupees come for the same amount in
dollars or pounds. The Baptist Mis-
%sionary Magazine estimates that 1t will
cost the Missionary Union of Boston
about $50, 600 more this year to support
its missions in India than 1t did last
year, and all on account of the silver
bill.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14

Ohto Railway
O9cs nrusidsui and
Genxm MANAGE.
Cincinnati. uhio
lily EMf suddenly
turned and gave ma
. very
apFa8ned ankle Tha
anplIeaMamo 81 -
1snatm Oh resulted e.
oune ID afelief ffnfn
NAlu
v W Pnknouv.
freF Z Mar r.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14
TON B. PRICE SHOT.
n Wen Known Missouri Colonel
Fatally Shot
THE CRIME Due TO POLITICS.
Ceanty IadEe Higgins ouarFels with Him
on = Hallway Train and an usinE
slapped ln the lace Firs. = Caa-
eeAIed ristaL

SWIFT STRINGS Mo. Nov When
en route from sedaiia q his home near
this city on the Lexington branch Of
the Missouri Pacific railroad yesterday
afternoon Colonel Thomas X Price and
Judge John T. Higgins became engaged
In a personal difficulty. wnen Higgins
shot Price probably fatally. the ball On
tering the lower part Of the abdomen.
passing through his body and ludr ne
just under the skin in the small Of the
back
The wounded man sank rapidly and
was unconscious when the train reached
Houstouia, five miles east Of this city.
There be was taken of the car and med
zeal aid summoned
The difficulty grew out of the result
Of the late Democratic primary election
in Pettis County when Judge Higgins
was defeated for denomination.
Colonel Price was a son Of the late
General Tom Price. who was a member
Of Congress from tue jefferson City dis
trict FOR a number OF years and was a
brother Of Congressman Price, Of Louisi-
ina He was well known all over the
State.
Mrs Price is absent ut jefferson City
attending the Co,onel's sick mother.
She was summoned by telegraph.
Judge John Higgins Is at present one
Of the judges Of the county court Of Pet
It's county.
Both men live near HoustonIa, twelve
miles from this city.
Judge Higgins had sat upon the bench
In court all day and Price had been
summoned here to serve as a juror, but
was excused from duty. Both we're on
their way home and upon boarding the
train at the depot Price took a seat Just
behind that occupied BY Judge Higgins
and a mutual friend. The latter price
engaged in conversation when Higgins
turned partially around In his seat and
said to Price referring to a bridge that
Price had been working for in his neigh
borhood "Well. | have granted the
right for that bridge to-day, and | hope
that the people will stop lying about me
now"
Price replied that no one had lied
about him and endeavored to turn the
conversation.
Higgins made a more personal re-
mark and Price sad he did not want to
be called a liar; that he had not lied
about any one. He arose and started
TO leave when Higgins called him a liar.
Price reached over and slapped Hlg-
gins in the face, when the latter fired
through the pocket Of his overcoat with
out raising the weapon.
Late last night Colonel Price was
taken to Sedalia and DIR. Mudd, an emf
tent surgeon OF St Louis, was tele-
graphed for and will arrive this morn
ing.
Tho doctors say hat Colonel Price
has but one chance in u hundred for re-
eovery. His wife and her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. bear, arrived by
special train from jefferson City at Sc
dalia when appraised OF the shooting.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14
A Mothers Grief,

"You know, Fanny, ! picked ont old
Squaretoes as a safe husband for my
daughter and invited him to dinner
almost daily for a month. Knowing
that he was something of a gourmand /
engaged IN expensive cook-a real cor.
don btta-and at tho end of the thirty
days do you know what happened?"
No"
Why, he married tho cook. - Jsdge
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-14

TW noiphln street.
hlumex IA.
lknVM Esn
-IwN hruh dad.
y IN lpEnaNdo By
ahiia na snFeredm
NeIelY. - facets Oh
completely ruFed
me wnc Maupn.
Mcnhcr OF state
Legislature
LEN ~
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LAND OYYTCB AT INV ORLEANS, La,
July 10. 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention TO make final proof in support
Of his claim, aud tIlat said proof viii be
made before the judge, or in his absence.
the clerk Of the district ceurt, at Coltax.
La, on Tuesday, September 2. 1880, viz:
John II. Lewis
who made homestead entry No. $40, for
the sw or Of ne or, " If Of sc or sud ne or
Of sw see 8t6n I La mer.
He names tho following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land. viz: G. W. VAIN
right, z. K. Lowell, T, b. Roberts and
William Conn, all Of Grant parish, La.
CHAS- C. PALFREY,
pfF Register.
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The Pulpit and the STAGE.

Rev. +. NJ. Shout, Pastor United
brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: ~ feel il my duty to tell what
wonders Dr.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me- Ny lungs were badly
diseased, aud my parishioners thoaght
I could live but few weeks. Itook
five bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and am sound and well, gain
ing 26 lbs. in weight Arthur Love,
Manager Loves Funny Folks Com
hination, writes: "After thorough
trial and convincing evidence, | am
confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, beats EN- all, and
eures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness / can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
t.. Free trial hotties at c. e. Nash's
store. Regular sizes soc. aud 81. 3
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
g. w. Bolton Va Uriah Riley.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant No. 375.

IWcIItn Suo1c1at OtRyrict SOur6, Parish OF
Grant No. 375.
BY virtne Of and to satisfy writ OF Il.
a.. issued and 70 me directed. in the above
entitled and numbered snit. have seized
and will offer for sale. ct public anction,
in front Of thu Court House door, in the
town Of Colfnx, La, between tho hours
prescribed by law. on
SATURDAY, August 9, 1890,
The following described property. seized
as the property Of the Defendanf. to-wif:
The hf Of sw or of sec 6 t6nrl 9 con-
tanning eighty acres Of land more or less
together with all buildings and improve
ments thereon
Terms-Twelve months credit except the
costs Of this execution which the purchaser.
will b required to pay IN cash at time Of
purchase. and for the remainder to execute
their " months bond with & per cent per
annum interest from date in my favor for
the use and benelt Of G. n Bolton plaintiff.
j. KEMP, Jr..
Sheriff Grant Parish.
coifax. July 9. $780, st-pfSG
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Sealed Bids and Proposals, submitting
plans and specifications for a Parish Jail
will be received by the undersigned until
Il m Saturday, August 30, 1890. Said
Ill is not to exceed Three thousand Dol
lars (s3u00) for cost of co ,strnction, and
payment for same is to be made one-third
on the first day Of January, 1891, 1922 and
1893, respectively. Coed and solvent Sc
curity and bond for the faithful perform
ance of the work must accompany each
bid. and the building coninitfce reserves
the right to accept or reject any and all
bids aud proposals &. G. NASH.
PRIEST Grant Praisl, Police Jary.
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The above eighty names w'a~ written "',
separate pieces Of pas'er a,il by the jury
commissioners, together with the clerk,
the first fifty names were placed in an en-
vslope anal sealed and endorsed ON the
same, "jurors drawn for the first week Of
the September term of the District Court !"
and the last thirty names drawn were also
placed in separate envelope by the jury
commissioners and marked, aJurors drawn
for the second week Of the September term
Of the District Court, and said envelopes
we're then sealed and placed la the jury box,
the box sealed, locked and then placed in
the custody Of 8. h. Shackelforsl, clerk Of
the District Court, for use ut the rext term
Of the Court The said :. b. Sliacktlfnfl.
clerk of the District Gonrt, did then and
there in our presence Keep process verbal
Of all the acts dome by said commissioners
in said drawing, which We certify to be cor
rect by onr signatures. this the 10th day Of
July, 1880. +. E. LAY~SARD.
H. G. GOODWIN,
C. n. TEAL,
B. H. PHILLIPS
Jury Commissioners.
(sEAL.J s, b. SHACKELFORD.
Clerk and Ex- Ofiicio Jury Commissioner,
Parish Of Grant. La
Filed July 10, 1890.
8. B. SHACKELFORD, Clerk.
w. L. SifAcKELrORD.
Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE.

The Supreme Grand Lodge Of Ct. no,
ST. O, r. will hold its grand State.
council at Paramount lodge No. 81, on
August 18th, 9Th and 9th, 1880. The AL
exandria brass band will furnish music
on the occasion. and refreshments viii be
prepared for all who come. All are in
yited. Delegates are requested to as
semble at 10 a. m. J. S. FIELDER,
State Grand Master.
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MASS MEETING.

A mass meeting of the Democrats OF
Grant parish is hereby called. to assemble
at the court house in Colfax on Saturday,
Auguit 2, 1890, 70 determine as to the
election OF delegates to the anti-lottery
convention to meet in Baton Rouge, La,
August 7th, and also to take action rela-
tive to congressional matters.
III. g. GOODWIN,
Chm'n Dem. Elk. Com. Grant PHI.
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Mr.. Read, OF the firm of Read 4 Selma
linski, Alexandria, is in Colfax for a few
DAYS. He expects two instruments, a
piano and an organ, by boat, which will
be placed ON exhibition in our town.
Those intending 70 purchase cannot do
better than to consult with Mr.. Read.
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We failed to make mention of
the return of Master John Kelsoe
from the Minrlen college last week
for the reason chat we did not
know it. He expects TO 60 back to
school when vacation is over.
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Science cannot produce a better
remedy for all malariai diseases than
c. G. c. certain chill chill cure. Pleas
ant to take Guaranteed to cure cbills
and fever. Sold by s. NJ. Lacroix.
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Do not punish your children with
hitter Dauseous mixtures when YOU
ran get &c. c. G. certain chill cure on
y guarantee. Any child will take it.
Sold by S. NJ. kacroix.
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There are many conghremedies. but
only one certain cough cure. See that
the trade mark G.. c. CHS on the wrap
per and blown in the bottle. Sold by
8. III. Lacrnix.
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National Dem: There is every
reason, not merely to hope but to
confidently predict that the days
Of the Solid South are numbered
and that it will not be long ere the
ballot in those States is as free and
the count as fair as in Massachusetts
or Vermont.
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A probably fatal accident from the
careless handling of pistol occurred to
the son of Mr.. John Brister on Thursday
morning. He is shot through the left
breast, and grave fears are entertained
as to his life.
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Battle biliousness, besiege malaria,
break mp chills with G. G. c. certain
chill cure. the pleasant remedy No
cure no pay. Sold by 5. NJ. Laeroix.
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LOCAL DOT S

Julia Mccoy, colored, living IN the
hills east Of Colfax, sends us the first open
boil OF cotton.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-26
Estray Notice.

4 Cow and Calf has been taken up at
mr. hoase two miles east Of last. and the
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay costs aud take her away, or
She will he estrayed and sold according
70 law
Cow 3 OF 4 years old, dark brown, marked
with under ard upper bit 10 right ear. split
suiy Is, iseo. N. VI. BROWN.