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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
Tribune. for the vice-presidency. At this
meeting the following communication was

Tribune. for the vice presidency At this
meeting the following communication was
received:
To the Republican National Convention and TO the
Members Of the New York tlegation:
At a meeting of the undersigned. a committee
New York. the following preamble and rcsolu-
tions wcrciunanimously adoptcd:
Whereas, The differences heretofore existing
between our union ami the New York Tribune
have been honoraby adjusted to the complete
satisfaction OF both sides: and,
Whereas, The Hon. Whitelaw Reid, editor or
the Tribune. has been favorably mentioned as
candidate for the Republican party for the Office
OF Vice president; therefore. he IL
Resolved That this committee indorses his
candidacy and request that he be named Tor the
office. john 4. KENNY.
President. Typographical raion. No. 6.
RoBT. COSTELLO, PIERCE X. HURLEY,
Committee.
The gentlemen whose names are signed TO
this communication arrived In the city from
New York and appeared before the Empire
State delegation at this meeting, They
stated that the labor organizations OF the
country wOuid be united in supporting Mr..
Reid because of his kind offices in settling
on his return from Europe the differences
which existed bet wen the Tribune and the
typographical organizations of New York.
The announcement that New York had
decided unanimously TO support Reid
ca sed a great sensation in the convention,
and when the Hon. Chris Magee. whose
efforts in tho Pcnnsy l..nia delegation
caused the first break 90 Harrison to-day.
which finally rcsnlts;i in the Presidents
the announcement that his friends Of the
Pennsylvania delegation were Tor Reid.
the selection of the distinguished editor
seemed to lie proof well assured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
Blaine Nominated by Senator Wolcott,
Warner Miller and Delegate Eustis,

Each of Whom EulOgized the Brilliant Career
of the Gifted Ex-secretary, and Brought
Forth Many Cheers for Their Man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
Harrison's Name Placed Before the Con-
vention by Richard W. Thompson,

And Seconded by Chaunc'y NJ. Derew, Sena.
ter Sroontr and Others, Who Paid ElO-
queht Tributes to the hOOSier statesman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
New York Permitted to Name the Can.
didate for the Vice Presidency.

wbitelaw Reid Nominated by Acclamaiion
Alter the Withdrawal Of Ex-Speaker
Reed, Who Did Not Desire the Honor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
The Ohio Governor Was Brought Ont at
the Last Moment by the Blaine Men,

But the Gifted Advecste Of Protection Was Not
Party to the Arrangement and lnsi ted
on Voting for the President
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
He Afterwards Moved to Make the Nom
inaiiOn Unanimous, and Ii Was Done.

The Proceedings Marked by TumultuOus Scenes
in Which PandemOnium RtigDed in Some
CaseS fer Nearly Half an Hour.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
Harrison Men, and Especially Indian
ians, in Happy Frame of Mind.

James G. Blaine Urges that Differences Be Put
Aside and that ALI Rel ublicans 60 to Work
for the success of the Ticket.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-11
The Ticket That Will Lead Republicans
10 Victory on the Sth of November.
Thoueh the Contest Was Fierce, There Was Not
One DiSS'nt NJ Voice When the Con-
ven ion Had finished lis Work.
The President Was Renominated on the
First Ballot, Receiving $50 1-6 Votes,

While 1872 16 We're Cast for Mr. Blaine, 1S2
Tor Governor Mckinley. 4 for Ex-Speaker
Reed and Tor Minister Lincoln.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-17
STATE NEWS.

At the March meeting. the town oil
Spring field voted to give $40 900 In aid oil
the proposed Black River railroad the
money to be paid when the rosd is com :
pleied through The town.
The great question Of the day Is. Hos
TO keep the IRISH dynsniie eIcitsmen, 10
. manageable coDdition. Easy enough.
Give each man bottle otDt Buii's Cough
syrup. Price 70 cts
A prophet is DO good 10 bi'oun couStry
but there IL al exception TO this proverb
Or. Ball has been Of ilfniie good 10 biz
eouutry men, aud Lis Cough syrup has be-
colne nssionsl balm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate OF DAVID ENERY.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF man
ch ester Comm ssiopeIs, 70 receive. examine and
adjust al claims ano demands OF oil persons
against the estate CT
David Emery late of Arlington
In said ps,iicl deceased, and all claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid 81 the store
II Norman @ Hard at Eas. Airing ton in said Dis.
tic. on The dry o' august, next from o'clock
A. NJ until o'el9cs Gu sad day, and that
ak moo,ha iron the 9th day Of February
A. d. 1892, Ia the time limited by said Court Tor
said creditors TO present their claims to Us foi
examination ana allowance.
Dated ut Arlington this sth day OF February
4. D, 1891.
NORMAN @. HARD, oom,,.
ROBERT A: BLAIR, o'H -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-17
EAST ARLINGTON.


The usual number Of people are ex
changing residences this spring.
Mrs. Milliner Of Princeton. is With hef
sister. Mrs. J. X. Judson.
Mrs. G. Walker has been on the sick
list bui il nov convslescent
Mrs. Julia Shepard, who has been
visiting friends in Manchester, returned
home Saturday.
Services were not held In the Congre'
gstionsl church las, Suudsy on account OF
the absence Of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Field.
The sermon 81 the Methodist church
sunday evening va. well delivered aud to
the point aud ~e hope much good may be
gathered tbereirom The suliect WAS,
dow 10 pay the Minister.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-17
NAScmn rrn prr 7

A parse OF seventy hrs dollars has been
r.lssi iof our drum corps. ins,esd Of the
.usll amour, reported 10 The lac, JouH
NAL
Oar lumber mile bsst been isifl,
stocked With logo. ihoush the run Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-17

and Mabel Taylor, Annie futile, Edith
Wright we're not tsrdy during two terms.
Freddie Heiu-i was sbseut In, two days
during the year,
--An interested audience sss mbled last
evesius 10 Methodist church TO listen
TO The Young speakers Who we're 10 declsim
10 behalf Of temperance. TIE occasion
vas the Demores, Silver Medal Contest, IN
which slI contestants participated. They
uere Nj sarah Hoy,. Mise Junie XII
burn. Master John billiard. Mics Vsllie
WilcoY, Miss flofs Lincoln aud Mise
Florence Phillips Rev NJ. Appiemsn
opened the exercises Srh scripture
reading aud prayer sud aqa.rie, render
ed several nnpfrsnee sub.s at Intervals
TIE Jadss.. E,s. Mr. Shoemaker. Mn.
snyder % Dorset. sud third patty ifon
Manchester vintage s2.ried the medal T.
Mis ysilie wileoI Mr. A. I Smith
presided sccep,sblr dn'iue tie coniesi
aud IT tie ,lo,s pfe,thisa The i've unsne,
ee,.fui G ui.s,snts With n~s, iempsfsBc'
sonrtnn Asresi deal OF credit !. du'
Mr. saith tor the ,ueoss o. 81 the shiu'
STAR sud ~ .he publie ntstssi msniits
ted tLsfeia
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

His honor Judge Coco has been
president over the term of court
this week, which has been taken
up principally in tr, ing exception.
The mlin case at issue is the suit
of railroad mngnates and compa-
nies. who are endeavouring to se-
cure reduction of the assessment
of their lands. 1t is thought court
will be adjourned to-day. A sy-
nopsis of the docket will appear
next week.
The attorneys in attendance were
Messrs. r. 2. Hunter and E. G..
III inter, and M. q. Moseley of AL
exandria; Mr.. Thomas. of the firm
ci Everett & Thomas, Farmerville;
Il. E. Milling and Henr. Bernstein
of Winieid; NJ. F. Machen oi
Montgomery; anil Audrew Thorpe
and W. g. Roberts of our local
bar.
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Registration Notice.

win be at the following places. on the dntee
spec. fiad below for the purpose uf reeistern 9
all voters who have Lot reglstervd. 81 thoss
" shia x TO charge their vnting preclncts. a.
ting the taxable property. Bs1ng your laa.d
!. u nbers to SAVE trouble
AZ t'o.fsx from tnday, February ). until bssS
usdsy, February Is 1872.
sun nerfield, Monday, Feb. Is.
Mo tgomery, "Wednesday q. d Thursday. feosu-
airy t1th ard esh.
New Hop. Fr day, Feb 18th.
Iatt Sstu day. teb. 2tth.
Alien Falrcloth's. Tuesday. Feb. sd.
Dr. fsuckeiew's, "Wednesday. Feb. z5th:
At my res dsrce IN ward :our from feD. Kun
to Feb. 2sth, inclusive of both dates.
Ulsoa Precilct. Monday, February Bths
Pine Hill We'd esday. -iaIch ID.
Cottor burg. friday, March 4th.
Octiop. MOI day. Mnrch 7th.
Fishvslle. Tuesday, March .th.
Trscey's. Wed esdy, March e.h.
Bruce's Mill. Friday q, d Sat. March II and u.
BaRdnd. MOI day. Msrch 1sth.
Fsirmou I. WtdnesdAy aud Thursday, Ma On
will the be at Colfax from Mo; day March
2'st until April 18th. Inclusive. The boo<s WI
be open from Q. N. unit p. N. Keep IN milo
the days 81 come cut ~ register.
H. 4. SWAFF bRO,
Assessor and Registrar Ut GRAFT Parish. La.
Colfax. La; Jan. ~ itS2.
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By resolution of tie Democratic Ex-
esntive Commlttee of Grant parish sou
arc requested TO hold Mass Meeting in
you. respective ward cn Saturday, Feb 6,
1892, and elect members to represent you
on the Parish Executive committee for
tie ensuing four years. You will meet
at your accustomed place and elect your
members as follows:
Ward lat C,ifax. to elect members
Ward 2--At Fant's Mill, to elect 6
members.
Ward at Cottcnburg, to elect 2
members.
Ward AT Buckelewis, to elect 2
members
Ward Sat Union, to elect member.
War.l Cat Villas, to elect members.
War;. 7 = At Montgomery. to elect 8
nis mbars.
Tie members 80 elected are requested
to sneet at Colfax on tuesday, Fob. 9th.
ani organizs aud take charge of the
management OF the resent campaign.
Iu,p,stalt and vital issues are Ut stake,
eni il il hoped that all will take lively
interest 10 organizing for successful
t;gi,t against the piutocratic and monop-
Ills ic i.npHitions that are heing forced
ou t,.e neople 10 the name Ut Democracy.
H. II. GooDwYN,
Chm. Dem. Ex. Committee.
J. 81. McNKzLY. Secretary pro tenn.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

The impu.lence Of fraud and imposture
was never more thoroughly illustrated
than il the last isGne Of the Oeala De-
maaa. in which ti.e editor OF that paper
SAWS taat we lied when Ne said thst he
had "al,ando red the Peoples Party and
alsIscd a ion with the McEnery wing
u the > .,n,rrtic part,". He cnnningly
re.ers 70 a portion of quotation from
the Il .Enery platform which we quoted,
hut ,essss lnt his own language, Which
,se also printed, ls showing his approval,
fav,r an ,as ;or dcEuery and the lot
ter, c-ugd.
Bus we :et this pass. Mr.. Traylor.
nAvih2 o-en given sufficient rope, has
ou.,5ei himself. as We said he wonid, and
an.. i i, MI wo th wnlie to baudy words
Wit, n.n. Oar stanuilg IN this CON-
;nuh,ty i tor we'll assured to demand
that We sholid force an aitercaton OF
vi. ii,a,ion at the hands q. a man who is
but traction physically and morslly.
However. as we have said, the handy
ing Of words is unnecessary, and our in
tention in penaing this article Is princi-
pal,y with the yiew of briefly stating a
now phase OF the roiislcai situation iu
|, Grant parish. jl.i nov developing.
Mr.. Traylor. as edi;.r OF the demand,
is now out OF situation, and We are
gwen to understand that the paper is
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
Now Try This.

1t win cost ,ou nnthing and will
an ely d Yea, g".l il y..u have a cus,gh.
cold. rr any tr.anl'lr with throat, chest.
ar lungs DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, conchs aud colds is
guaranteed togivr relief, "r money will
l~ paid hack. Sufferers from Ia grippe.
found il just the Thing nma nn.lrr its
u.s.. had Il speedy AMI pert. ct recovery.
Try a sample n.ttlr at our expense
and learn fpr yourself Just how good
a thing il is. Trial bottles ttre a, Z.
Z. Nasi,'s store. Large size 50c 81 3
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
FAX. GRANT PARISH. Ia, SATURDAY. JANUARY 80 1892

"Agaiast III city of New orl -1ns debt
AM ,iim-rf
Joint Re .oia'isa No x54 -.lns simsnt No :.
Proposi.s. ulmit & -, ri'..t 's"f ~
state an anend,n n. t. aii.: . ~ .,s.ss
ed and Nv hty- iIist - u n.
siitn,inn If ,rsy. .'la;iv {, pa ic rtu
carl "a.
SfCrrc~ ;. r. ;ts-~ 0irei b, the G,re'ai
.4sseRb!g o. n, St ;e of isaisiss.- % 0'hirds
of the member slsrfss' 70 ssch hsa Gu. c~ ring
therein. Thtt TIA. :..v y hp ID al |!
tw-,.ts-ti . E til c.,i ii "a ~ = T.
en- huna,e., AID 5. vent .i:ie All nd"d
y ~ .e-~unct--i IS t.srsm 'liov Z:
Article e2e = The seaoo. fu .ds If this Stste
snail consist Of: |. fns ppcssds ot taxati:'i
for scnooi pur9oses 8 pros sd a. ..i.. co titu
tsoa; The Iltelc~t d. "a pro - ds OF Ill pIp-
nc Ia ds aere ,fore sc,s.st d b, the Unitd ST. 90
Tor tn- d su -,1rL uf ..ic pLb scno IL e.
.. Of l.. ds .rd other props; wi,icia may h,re-
after be osqurath d. granted sr d. al d ~ the
site or gs-,s.faliy tor > = 'oi pIrp','s; v;
tu. d. o. oth-r pr .perty other ta approved
IA d., he1leatl'ed or era ted 20 tho S.s.e, &c
dss.s ated s,- oshsr parpo -, Tn proc eds
% est. tss fsliI =, .rI r TIRE law. OF the
SITS OF ira. T1p le..ssasu . ma spi-o-
ps-a.s ~ t.e same tu d. the irpce d.. 2 w.?-e-
otasr I'uip.,ss. ~ d sEai provide hat ~ ~ piy-
lsi.. e,,ry scn,oi ward ~ each p<ri h. m.y
levy TAX Tor tn. puDIic schools th.'rer, saich
snail uot ex Ted ivs, m Ia thu dotar. the
vo !. %. suc., rax 10 be de- d., by am ior.ty Of
the .,ropsrsy lax pagers Of each parish. or eaca
s-a,ai ~a d - nu c;paii,y III esscl parish l.,
v,,ua a-d laImb.r. vot'.ig at slld cteetirr-.
sDa Il, sys collected 20 be Exp rded IN
tls 100. W. IL wiz rs s.-vs,d. a.. s'ss;. Q IL
-rdsr act ~, o. ord cet b. ha Ps, ce IN
- y tie s-;sn il whIs. .ie ssx = ,'roposed 10
be lev.e1.'
Sac. Be il farther - o'rSs rhst he
as,Sv.- s!Gri.d.n. I" rr iiiihdrsd
s.a fwen;y y-':li. lSy) sb ~ e'' I" ...r
ciiz-ns ni .hI> S'a . at III. text genera
elees,on. tos their s,spr.,va. ar eye t.,n.
anil = y up n ~; hal; t. 6, : ~ ii. r'ec
tieu lor fat. cr parish ffic y Il, t-@,all
be priii,e these wards: IF ) anne d''e.st
to All el., :, If tie GOA .i';i.':' a .lirsi
aiYe,.i,nsnt l.. arti~c 20 /; ta e,'sii u
tin .
Witness my signst. re ~! 6 > "i
the stat. If t.cnt-iaria. NJ c3iN Il -
t"a Refuge. thi- .o'h Ni n sein, r,
1891! l.. +. NtSON.
.sEAL1 ~ e;ary NJ Si.;e
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
FOsr'ciAL]
LIST or JURORS
Drawn to Serve ct the Term Of the pistriot
Court to be He'd on the i4th Day
Of March. A. D. 1892.
sTATE OF LOUISIANA.


Re It known aud Ienieni es-d that we
the u,de, signed jury cnm,llis i"ner. 4 'he
psr,sh If Grant, 'iu appo nted and 4 r,it'
fled aceo ding to laws nj I thl lsih day
If January isy2, IN the eek Once IN
thu eonrt hnuse ut Goltax, ira { PARISH.
&, draw n Try to serve M the rcx' term
If tn tliSr,ict emit To be ir,liet =, tb~
sec, d sionda 0f M'sr'ii, l-9!. 1t beiaG
the ! Ifsi lsy If Mach. 1892.
The Clrrs If the Cent Jas. VI Rhntets
Jr.. then tn shed ti,ss i'm y commissioners
with list 81 the jury " )" hri served t
the last tersn'of thu district c0nrt. wlIeu
th- in.y co,rmisi .ntrs. with the assists
ance of the clerk ~ the district csurt a. d
ex -nifir = member Of the in conlmis;
si"neIs proceed. d 20 ss.n th' general ve-
nir~ Il md. after Iryisig the wss,se by
striking from the list and taking from 'ne
OK ali hose VIII had SERVED M jurors ut
The last term ct the cnnrt rennsse IL NJ
the ruyi~h. sii.d, efr. teen tfs,ceele,s tO
rept c., . like number vt names ia the
general W. is- ssix. tssken foiii tue r+gis-
rratinn and roll backs ~ sai parish 80
as :. Supplement- the nstnIhes of na .,ss ta-
ken from the general venirc h"x +" it, q. ig-
imal nnunIs~r th re hundred. when 'ir q.
II. Teal drew from fhs ne alvrnire b"x
| ~ tho presence of the undersigned cs'm.
niissi. n RS. oie vt me. the owing
| fifty names tn serve I Z the first week:
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

Malaria rrml"rrs veakissss, Grn-
.rr. d...si.iss. bill. usf,ss-. ,o'~ ns APP
r.ti.n. i.digrstion ard c""-'ilm'i"n.
is.,...'s ta.rri,,ss chill r.ud rm.,rs
,.u ransr ~hieI, prmlmse.- t'r Troubles
Try il and you will i've d..li..''~a. Jh'.
+, se, the srnuisr. a.k i';r G."vr's.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

The ssls,v eight names were wrirten
on s+parst- pirc III pa sr. d hy he
Jury G .mmi-sief.sss~ together. with the
cl.rk wee II 'c-,i in an rnv~ls,'e aud scsI-
ed ard endorsed on the same. "Jur 'rs
dawn for the Il ~ we o. tie March
term of the district 'urt.' and the last
thirt, names drawn were als0 placed IN
~, a ate env~lnpe by the jury c"mmis-
s,.,s,srs. af.d marked. Jurors fpr The wc-
md wees cf tie Marc term If thu dis
srics court " ara In. sAhl esv lusses were
then s. mlsd aud placid IN ths j,ry rsx,
the jury bax sealed locked ed PLACED Ia
tn. custody of Ja~ " khorer, Jr. Clsrk
..f the d,sf,ict O urf, for use mt the n 1t
te' M # lhs curt
Tie sa,l Lar ". Rhores, Jr.. Clerk Of
tie dis.r.c' urt, did III and there. in
cur presence keeps prncess verbal Of tie
aeis done BY sassl c,m.nfi ii .lssrs IN said
drawing. which va all certify ~ h.. cor.
r~ct by .ur sig'mture~, I'll . H., day u
january, i-92. &. n. IEAt
+. Il. LAYsSaRD,
II g GOODWIN,
b II PHILIPS.
Jury Commissioners.
JAS W. ktiOKE I. IN.
rlrsk and Ex-ofhl ~ jury Commissioner.
''s s''' JAS. NJ. RHoRER, JR:.
h-I6-td Clesk.
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ruE praocNArIC uIcnEr.

For Govsr,or. Murphy J. Foster the u N
fro.u VI. stary.
For Lieut. "a t Governor. Charles Parls.ago os
Ponte Joupes.
Fer Secretary If Safe. Thom - Scott Adans
OF Last feiiciana.
) For Auditor of Public Accounts. w. W. He's d
of uuoa.
For tate Treasurer, JohE Pickett o. Boss ef.
For Attorney tieneral. Miito;. ] lunni,shisil
Of NHtchitocnes.
For supannte. dsat of Puplic Educasion. A.
ID. Lafargus. of AvSyelles.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

Paris Medicine to-
Gents = Please send rs six dozen
Groves tastrls.ss chill t"i,ic. Va. have
~sl.l twelve ioz ot yonr tonic IN last
fumr IN ntl.s. 1t gives -ntire safisfac
tisa. We can sell u" "t'.rr when We
have Groves ts.nirls-sS chill tonic.
rru'y, s"nr friends.
HARRIS e. ALGEE.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

2ln u Diseases are trrtibI- on ,e-
r..uut ~ ti,e;, l"stI,S. me mature. aud
the iart tia, The, wreck the crastitn-
Tor :. e. inpI til, NIL. - The rrs'p-s
antl,lo;r Is applied. B. Il. B tRHs'ic
R..~i Isa!m) is composed ot IL. true
anthlote i"r blmh pniS"n. Its use
never fails to give satisfaction.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

Hon. rhos. j. Foster, the venerable
father of Hon. Murphy j. Foster, died at
hi, home III franklin. st. Mary parishs
cn he 18Th inst. He Tad been an hon-
o-s.i and us-.al citizen, and his death Is
reg .ris.. ~ 3 pnbiic caiasnity. FIX.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
mo. II.
I.arkhart. Trsas. Oct. IS, 1889.

I.nrkharf, Texas. Oct. Is, IS6S.
Paris medicine t'n.. Paris, Trnn.--
Dear Sirs Ship IA as sn'i' p"sairle .
gross Gmvc's tastelrss chill tnn'c. Ny
customers want Groves tastelsss chill
tonic aud viii a"t have any other. ia
onr ex,mririce "f over % years IN the
slruy i.,,sirnss, We have never sold any
medicine which gave sacli universal
satisfaction. Your truly,
J. $. BRowN L. Co.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30

anse little scrunes ksve hs~n nsdes
wssk for us, bv Anna rrfe, Aus,.i
| r-xss, and yuc. Bcnn. Tol-ds,. Oh
l>ee cut. Oshsrp are d.inF % well Va
.n.t vous some ~arB ever SCOT y
taonth. ycu ran do the wcsk and i've
~ bou,e. wherever vcu ere. Even be-
Fginsers err easily earning FROM ~ 70
St0a dsy. All ages. We show you bow
end start you. Can work In -psr tims
cr ell ,h~ lime. Rig money for " ok
eSs. Failure unknown amrne sh~m-
NEW and wonderful rsrtirulsrr ftss-
ROx o0O EAOvtlan0, - 0&no
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
e. TURNER.
-DEALER IN
General Merchandise
Piaevi;sc. l..,.,

Pissevi;ss. L.s.,
la just received Large stock Of Fall
AID inter 80 :, which IL to te Id at
a sn.all margin above cont Tor cash.
TIE pnhl,c = invit-'. t. cnll and -ssm-
n. L,. l,st and we'll selected sto X oi
DRY GOODS,
ca,,sistin,, o. Dress Gcosis and Trimmings.
mncy q, oil !. Whit, s,oOsl>. a'iies' g ak
and Jackets J,rsles. hvs.er. >hawIs and
Hoods Ealorals. leans, CsssiDe'es All,
t,anneis, i.inseys, Blank Is, etc
Mems AID Boys Hats. and Ladies' Trim-
med Hats.
\ large It ,ck of b " aud "ens's 10
THING. Special bargains are Offered la
Toys u ID N,ns JEANS C,othing. which
web ought at a sac.lfice
fin sSsortni-nt Of Bo"ts an Shoes
>a.I,.ie. ), Csockery. Hardware. - rsiies.
Plania,;en supi.,ies. ,RuNKS. v''ises :.
tn~,rs crleb, at~d ''Fish Is, AID" y slick
ers, an FURNITURE.
Agett far tho Dupont Gun Powder. the
oldest aud bexf ~ America.
A ca Lad If the celebrated MlLBURN
WAGONS will l'e received early III Octo-
Der, the h.si on th- planet.
Highest, market price paid for Cotton.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
The MOUNT ZION
Male { Female College, Limited.
Six Miles North of
Montgomery, La.

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ih- u -. srnefa al y tat s. have -"cnr'd
4 q :. Vices rI;pf &c. itsH ] A
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rais, M ella UuIv.,.ir, ani IA
ire,ia, at e gi nliaa III otege a.
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irsrii ,,oi T., n pl ca ',noiig the fo'.m
60 'r go If Tue y at.
he - onl is no,, -s..ciarinn. I'm dire''i.
Pot. stunt hurch.
4 e ima,,un is peculiarly favorable l..
iir snrcs ssfui o,,rrs iDu ,f iiege III
high g,aa- and >. huia,ly ."'c.
t,.i ing ih~ oii'.'.n hat th' iine end
o. esluratina Is T.. eev.te e moral, u
v,.ioL III p-i que rnd train t..e a' n,i of
the "a il. t',,.- qr.,,i.yi Y. m as ~ u ,efnl
urt. h","srai IL c..iz u, We have lori,ed I'll
all u -esssss expenses. aud rrdace TIA. cost
I" minimum.
q mi bsua ~ private families. conven-
lent t. the '.iie,,e, can le hal Tor ouly
six IT, gh, Il lar ger month
r.IrIoN.
Primary Department per mo. of 20 days II 50
collegiate ;..d Normal go
Mssc ~
Llcldentsl Fee per session lW
titus ID tai 81 uretl not exceed tea
dollar lrr ia.
i,- '.s.xt frsss.n vii c srmenc OstoIr
:. l~.iu. ~. ask aienis Nh Ii We soiss
a. q d,wgh; ers T., educate : gve us n
,tial " isc Ia ia The ..' matt u T.
rrf,, h.nr,s. tr,-ide TT o:eg- =
Ia Rev r strrk ss.i. itesaens Bead
of picctors, l,.. h 1T Mdn.g mer,. LII
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s>ecr .sry B ara If ilircct ~.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-30
For rUerk-

We are authorized to announce the
nala, of j. NJ. RHORER, jR, rs a cansii-
.i..a or the oliice of district clerk, sub-
ja:s ~ tire action OF the Grant parish
Ds,nocfatic aone Asting CONVENTION.