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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23
FOR WOMANkIND..
Matters of Interest to the Intelll-
gencer's Feminine Readers.
FASHIONS, FlDS AND FANCIES

or Interest to Young and Old, Rich
and Poor-SeasonabIc Fashion Hints
and Suggestions for tho Housewife.
A Little of Everything Served in
Choice Bits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23

When Baby was sick, we gave her castorIa.
Whom she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss, she chung to castorin.
Whom she had Children, she gaycthOR CastOrIa.
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down from ovcrwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rcbuilds tho
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF bile,
Snd cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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Many Persons arc broken

crgcrxvArr, O.. Nov 22.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23

OIL CRY, Pa. Nov. 2l.-opcned 7izc; highest
75gsc; lowest Axe; closed IISc; sales 20 O)J
barrels; shipments lO?,6l2 barrels; runs SS72g
barrels.
New YoRK. Nov. 2l.-Petroleum quiet and
steady; no sales; December option closed at 1875
bid.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 22-Opened aud Lowest
1850; highest 7jc; closed 7ilgc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stool
NInrketa


NEW YoRK, Nov 22.-Money on call easy OF
lalIS per cent; las; loan per cent; closed Mt l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper laG per cent
Sterling exchange dull at Ct s2ui Sc. Sales
5000 sharcA
The volume OF business on the stock exchange
to-day was larger than on yesterday, aud WIS
better distributed throughout the list. inc
commission houses had good buying orders not
alone In the active stocks bu. also IN the shares
which are usually dominant The main weak
spot In the market was General Electric n
which there was pronounced pressure TO sell
during the last hour OF business. closing near
decline Off per cent Sugar. which was most large
Is dealt in, was rather cratic in list movements
The general market was strong nj the opening
and prices were sal per cent higher, but realiL'
ing sales quickly changed the temper OF SpecnlG'
ton, causing slight reaction. Before any serl'
ols losses were made a number OF buying orders
some ofthcm iron the west, came in when
sent the figures up again. During the last hhli
hour the market was heavy. Although the mar
ket closed with prices on the downward track
this tendency was due only 10 efforts TO realize,
and compared with yesterdays closing the maj
sales were at higher prices for majority OF inc
shares tnlded IN the range being An!s- per cent
Railway bonds were very strong aud extreme
ly active.
'Governuort md stoto boDds dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
- "a upEIVsTgP pccnivoF

Time Table No 10, to take oIcc! ll:ll a. m,
sunday November 10 lSgi

Time Table No 10 to take otIcc! l!;1l a. M
sunday November 10 ls9i
Leave wheelng-ts:0o. t0a5 sIlaO m, t2:?O.
o3:l5 ti:3y. 1900 j. N.
o3:9l fI&G. fH:Ui y. m.
t2:8l, og:g7. ti;iL sg.l2.
Arrive Terminal Iunctlon-t5:i7, tlo:O3, ell;5S
A. m, 1I:3S, 1919. tilG. s3:lS y. M
Leave Terminal Junctlon-t7:4l so:OO' a m,
olg:IJ a. M, $3.50 ti;Oj ti.i tS.J5 p, IN.
Leave Martins Eerry-t7:2S, s):07 am, "l2;t5.
HOO, ti.in, to:i8, tS;52 p. IN.
Leave Poninsula-t7:3i 5oI4am, 'l2:ji, li:l1,
fi:l7, IS 20 ISIS p. IN.
Arrive Wheeiing-t7:i0 1870 a. NJ oI2.JL
N:l7 ti:25. 1871. 1905 y. m.
sDally tDaiy except Sunday. Sundays only.
All trains Will run on Eastern Tine
Z TAIISSILi SUPERINTENDENT
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RAILROADS.
KY Pennsylvania Stations.
K lz97lsg!Y51ia.TRgs:
Trains Run bv Central Time.

rIcxEr oyTrcEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o!
WATER ST, Foor OF ELEvENTH Sr., WHEELiEo'
At McIuRE HOUSE,, WHEELING, AND AT THE
PTSESYf;ykEiA STATION. pRTpaEPoRT,
co,--,Iuper Sysry,s--" PAN HANDLE ROUTE"
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Trains No. s. and IS have sleeper between
Wheeling and chicago.
j. Z VERIFY, Gen. Ete!ghs { Pass AEsnt.
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Children CIV for Pitchers CastOrla.
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 and 1918 0mrlsct ST., Wheeling, VIVA.

Tho Island cars md electric motors pass tho
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER 49, 1891, continues ihirty.nine
weeks, divided into four terms This school
offers n complete aud thorough education In
Practical English, Mathematics. English Classics,
Latin aud Modern Languages.
The school cnnslItS Of Primary, Grammar,
Academic aud College Preparatory departments,
The methods md course OF instruction viii
compare favornbly with the best seminaries In
the country.
Boys nrc received in the Primary and first year
Grammar For circulars or interview apply TO
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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CHICAGO, Nov 2l-On light northwestern re.
ceipts. Il decrease in the supply OF Europe lliont
and In store and heavy buying by Pardridge'
wheat advanced to-day closing &c higher for
December and SO higher for May than yester-
days closing figures
Corn was heavy aud closed ut decline Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
Trains will run as follows: "Daily tDlily Exc
cont Sunday Central time
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From Pittsburgh, 1910 AIN. and $50 p. m. daily
and l2:l0 o. m. and 1913 p m, except Sunday
and $50 a. IN, Sunday only.
axceDt Sunday.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival md departure OF trains on aud after
November 10, 1898 EXPLANATION OF REFEREScE
MARKS; "Daily; tSuud1y excepted; tAton'0Y
excepted; saturday excepted; sunday only;
Saturday ONLY Eastern Standard Time.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

my own when I started out on my
pugilistic career. That II mll the
mystery" which attaches - your
humble servant.
Now a. To NV future plans. The
winner of the recent contest. il Is gen
orally known. was virtually promised
q meeting with Jack DeEpscy by the
Coney Island club
The "Nonparicl" has tciegrsphe,l
from PORTLAND. Ore. his earnest desire
for match. and with myself. IL is
another case ~ Bsrkis am only too
"willin'" ! will bc delighted to meet
the man whose fame has srvnded
three continents Perhaps with him I
may be able to show -one science
n fortunate in ray meeting with Jack
! will be really ~ uphold my title TO
the weller weight championship Of the
world against all cpmcrs | bar no
pa1. whatever - his creed. color or
nationality viii meet a champion -
my weight, bc he negro. Hottentot or
HindOo.
II ! am lucky In al my engagements
in my own country | will - sbroat..
visiting England. IRELAND. Scotland AMI
probably Australia. want "a see the
world. and - have not sey ~ gold
I viii have 20 hshs mr. way through it
BrrIY ~wrrH.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

When Nauritias was ceded q, Great
turtle in oourt II the artillery bar
racks n. P,,rt Louis. = hich : the-e sti1i.
although almost blind u veqrhs a.
eordinx ~ Frerich observer. l51 kilo-
Eramuies and measures 20 meters
eight and one half fr>tl a--vSs the ca--
space Its height frysn The ground IN
tae Up e The carapace. when IL walks,
j. about q meters about two fre'f.
II = hclievei - - .lo yesrs old At least.
nevertheless ~ csrrses two men On Us
hack sish eaSs
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

eaanaA naay ed EhsSosss - hsltsss
thss . s1sDae. slsvss. esisk usss q
e>liivun's saap vAo GpaA ''livs" vt1A
hin fos . fsv misssss night hssss ,
shaass 70 whip AiA TAsy bs,1svsd
tAas ths only 1Aa vAO night vin thas
saAuriag fAnsvoaA - oas vAe so~A
-mix- With him- soos psop1s swo
ysasD sgo thought thss PsAAy sisvia.
ths ~ AnsssaliaA. 49, tAss sueA .
49,
TAass ass AupAreds Of people tn Nsw
York city vAO bsl1ess thas stahss Hse-
mann Oalyiehs or Hairy DS<s~syss.
essshsmsn of soctsl Alssineetoa - wsll
. Of sshlsstc PsnOwn. could wAiE. Sol
Aivsn when ~ v~s - his Asst IL the
husyscans ssyis of aghting. Both o(
sAsss gsnAismsu. - good IN sasAogtsy
- Prot Atks Dooovan sAyA are fas
sspoaess than the Boston 'strong 10y.
They 49, slso skillful boxsrs and eosr-
agsSas - . degrss- Thsrs - no know
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

CoRBRrr AND JACKSON.
ing what might have happened had
either ever met John l.. 1T hin own
game and in his own style.
However, ~ they were both gentle
men of high social standing. neither
ever met sullivan. although l nn re-
liably informed that Mr.. Oclrichs once
wanted 10 meet sullivan In the worst
way. and offered the big fellow special
Inducements for . meeting In private.
A final Word about rushing" and
science The renowned Yankee"
sullivan certainly was tho clever~st
man OF his weight and inches Of his
time. Yet what avAiled his science
when big Tom Hyer came At him lixe
an avalanche. lie wHs compelled to
mix" with him. aud held the giant of
FOR aighteen fast and furious rounds.
So with Jen Mace when he faced Tom
King. The latter was . big. ''nnvvy
man" and went at the gypsy like u
cataract "The clcvercst man in all
England" as Mace was then called,
had to mix" ,and won. Joe Coburn,
the most scientific American pu2ilist
of the last generation. had 70 do the
same with stnlwsrt Mike MCoolo
Coburu did the same with tho 'Missis-
sippi Giant" as Mace did with the Eng
lish Titan. Yes. science II splendid
thing u have. but when II comes Co
real downright in-Gghting you must
fight for all You are worth and In tho
best way you can.
I have been asked by many corre-
spoudents what my future intentions
ape-whethcr mean 70 follow fg ghting
ss . living or adopt some other calling.
Some Of them, laboring under the i'm
preston that mystery" surrounds
me and that como Of = distin< .uishcd
southern family. have advised me 20
quit tho business. Herr let me rc-
mark that although have been
dubbed Mysterious" Billy smith.
there Ii no mystery whatever about
ync. Neither do come Of q southern
family Of any kind. patrieian or
plebcian. nor am I related TO Hon.
IIokc Smith. Of Georgia, secretary OF
the interior. rs some newspaper way
asserted My people are New Bruns-
wickerA God-f-aring and highly re-
spectacle. NJ manner of life lid not.
and does not. please them. and SD Us
not u carse them annoyance In any
way I assumed \ name which was not
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
HOW TO FIGHT HARD
"Seiencs" Useless Aopinst Cy-
= clone Prize Fighters
SOME POINTS ON coRsEIT
CAanV4Sa -o1nly'' 9nAaA Tniks lnses-
ssGt,GAy--1ss Gzpscss sssa - A1sss
Jaek npsoU,sy - IL Rhas.

. anN1oWou1gAS sAamVoDa os shs
- psDsnnD ! sAssld hsss my
n0oD- AmnW nsAasaly. en- con-
umfnA hnUssss. % sAy sons<hiag IN
uU0 - Otnicanm vhigA s<nas o.
han1 t.Agss % v~skts. hsss
- - - 'sAags4oans~ ssyis of
H16Sr4n UI1asnA sAs Aassr.i.n.
- 00D4 00AsvsA - oss recent
~Aa Zoe - ! msan 10 turn
- q Qnsso1.n sAs 1sAinss Of eo0-
nu0A tu1k1A bas Dahss. - the pOak
49, - vAso eanlDpnsed with on
0n10 - - shsk likinS. ''to sxplAia
aypOsasioa-
3esoos~. iAAas gos 70 Be- hssAioaar
Nls S1s champions Of all clAs&sss, from
jim Corbsss down ~ jack MoAuliae.
- '.saks . 1y' ~ literature. AMI why
sAoukint DO In the swim with The
rest Of she hoysf
The majority of the press critics
~sre KIDD enough so say that the re-
cent battle between williams and my
s-if wss on. Of tho most p-ppcry And
s.tisfsctory ever seen q, the Coney
ISLAND eiub house. A few. and not
without rca~on. complain that it WAS
not a scientific encounter. Very true,
bet esrcurnstanc~s os.en compel pugn
lists, Ike men Ia other walks cf life. 10
change p,ans already formulated
When your antagonist - as 1.-the
lluhcd anil as StrOn-, a. . panther. and
gees Et YOU hammer aud .ongs, you
have 10 tine to DO pretty work aud
rAow your see ence. You must meet
him a. hrs own game snd mix il With
him Especially - this true wAcn the
raan before you j. busy" chap, and
keeps right on top OF you al -hc time.
Al ,he Australians. | no.icr. have
tn faculty.. and it 4. impossible "a
keen away from them. ra.y go at
their aGycrsarirs like tigers and the
American. or Englishfnan. or Iris,iinan
who faces them has - hyhs for all he
Science. | maintain. In . case Ike
this. is of li,'ie avail. anless - man is
extraordinary swift on his feet and
cen keep ou, of harms way. such .
man IL jim Cor5~.s, and he is alout
th- only one know % who posse s>es
such marvellous auickness that he can
keep out Of rvach Of danger. hut hero
again another factor operates 10 Cor
bess's advantage. that IL his great
height and reach Hardly any an
eAGonist no may face. unless IL be
46tes Jackson. has these advantages.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

und Curbetts long left would bother
Che wossf rushsr in the world
Mid you. I Am not saying that .
clever man canno. hold of y stiff"
no matter how fierce a rJishcr he nay
be. by lef,hs al jao., but other things
being equal. strength. skill. determine
tion. height. weight aud reach. il 10
next 20 impossible % .secp away frora
your adversary il be Is bound - get at
you You must mix ~" with him
Ercn 80 clever n general az Jim Cor
best '~aa once compelled 10 'fa-aght'
f. his life. That was on the occasion
or his nc mora ole conflict with PeteR
Jackson. IN San g'ranci-oo. three ycars
aco. At QUO stage of he game Peter
lad forced Jim into his oyva corner.
snd thc Cal.foruian's chances looked
snr.tlry but fright. VIXEN suddenly.
~ the arnsxeuleut - the three thou-
sand people present. Jacks,rn included.
scrhott commenced O. fight like de-
mon. T. was icr-s work as cl0sc guar
ters, tis bscs-. whack. each IL them
20, about the head. heart ard body
Finally Peter wrs forced - yield 10
the sho<~er q blows raincc op him
and break ground Corbett fought his
vvav 30. - danger. and when the bell
s,undsl both haa bellows ., mend. -
pccially fa.k-on
n l. nc. fs- RE 20 Nay whoth,- ! hsv-
sny science or aqt >cu,c good rfl2cs
say have bat sse vils lot tf.at pass
Uerve-fr when thc hustra!iau cane ~
me ike h1-aan hurricane the other
night. ! ha1 no o.t-r resou-ce hut .o
rns~' him TO ~ f-ank. prefer the
eyt lone ssv'r 1ffvhtipy rhk. -p,sdy
work snd a luick dooisior BeSdes,
~ sf-orsis rslcst ABSTRACTION Ia he pub
~ - have racpn1tc-s of this xind
sharp, spirited and decisive.
long Sstties - i've, SIX 1r seven
ho,srs' Duration. ike the 1r,vEnins-
Costello contest al Coney Islaud the
Burte Brw-u nil ~ New Orleans. and
she s',ldas> smith .prinsing ras.es ss
eAn Francisco. iisxrrs. pss-ons - sport
People psv thc,r money - go vie
pAAre<tfrr sirs~S-
Jchn L Sullivaa ori~inat.,i ,hr mod
orp or cyclone style II fa'htins. aud
NJ s-rved - render hin popular
0srcchost tha eouasrg Nen who
h~V tnilr-~-~i sts -vs- have inherited
Ae pcpuss-itT Will others ~ho have
- psri .aittlg .sctics Az anything
bHt v>il iikri ~ .lle spnrtiHg pnblic.
6rcly Do cre can ~ .hst I,shn l.
oaUD0sa ~aa rot cic~cr when ~ rs
p-1nDe. ant vet he fought r-sctiy the
~ay Williams sad m7-eif sd \ ,r-t-
Dsrhs ago And wha' -s,"ral -
Ssnr .a-sictan >cuE stand before hirn
when al his s-,css an,i b~-tr ll@ ses'
down all gn.rsls .s Y ,hcv were tiny
t-s,s.s % ~c-sS~ 'hst ~~re pat op l~f1r-
hf,ll ror --.tenc- 81 CSarlc- witeaeil,
r-,r vif~,n .rd sh G-~---sc'd s~si's-i
ebrsn NE . rer-sclc when the big tel-
Ls~- s~y.pc>~i down IN thcm- Neither
~~-- ,hev s.y~s,F -oS-1h ,o 'mit it-
With him Pssty Rysn 1Ees lid 4
~stA ~rrns s8snnc>s ss Tho Madison
S.isss~e garden -usrs agN. fsr nearly
rpand. when the pcliee sscpDed the
fsr4v
R,sus showing 90 that ossasioa
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
s.r-ss Ysf@M~Na

pe-G--a, thinkers ar- s.ldosn rr-at
arfrr<
Shs-fSs1enf
He-Veli, whss s-~ yrs, thinking
sl~nnf2
Shef vps thinkiuz -vhef great
shinicrr< ~ruas e oar th~~trssaj people
oss-Lstroit Free prA
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13
Specimen Gases.

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma-
tism, stomach was disordered, his liver
was affected to an alarming degree,
his appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh aud strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him. Edward Shepard, Harrisburg.
A., had a running sore on his leg Of
eight years standing. Used three bot
ties Of Electric Bitters and seven boxes
Of Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, and his les
is'sound and we'll. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, O., had Eve large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable,
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en-
urely. Sold by c. c. Nash. 3
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13
DIR. M. A. Dunn of Montpomsy,

DR.. M. A. Dunn of Montgomery,
has sent for a job press and type
to print dodgers and labels, for use
in advertising his Thymoline Anti
septic, which he is beginning to
manufacture in large quantities.
1t is a good thing, and only needs
to be used to speak for itself. He
has also lately begun the manufac-
ture of a new medicine, which he
calls "Castarrhei," that is said to
be another wonderful cure.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

THIS reports Of high water are still Gre
atinS epprehenSions of overflow. The
danger line has been reached at three or
four points on the Mississippi, although
the volume of wafer In the river is much
Less chan at this time last year. At Full
ton tho water in Red river is within 3
feel of the danger line, while at Shrcve-
port they can stand 10 feet or more.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13
Mongoncy Teachers Institute.


In response 10 the solicitation of Judge
w. L. Richardson, parish superintendent
of public education IN Grant, the State
board has decided to hold Teachers H.
stitute at Montgomery, embracing the
week from June 18th to 3Oth, inclusive.
1t is hoped that the Montgomery In
stitute will prove alike profitable to the
citizens OF Montgomery and pleasant to
their visitors. The attendance al Louisi-
ana Institutes has not been as great as in
other States, and it is absolutely neces-
sary that we should increase the attend
ance at these Institutes, in order to Sc
cure continued assistance from the Pea
body fund for institute purposes.
The success OF the institute depends
entirely upon the efforts of the supcrin-
tendent, parish school officers. and the
citizens who may assist in the work Of
preparation and entertainment: Not on
~ Should the teachers and people of this
parish be notified and invited TO attend,
but rieasrres shoald BE- taken to draw a
large crowd from adjolhihg parishes.
In other Southern States it is the GUS
tom to meet the Peabody board half way,
but there being no appropriation for the
purpose in Louisiana, as partial remedy
for this condition of affairs, it Ii advised
that steps be taken to reduce the expense
Of the institute, by securing reduced or
free rates of entertainment for the insit-
tute faculty. In order to secure q large
attendance of teachers, it is also impor-
tant that reduced rates OF travelling and
boarding should be provided for them.
Our Montgomery friends should have
committee to look after these details, or
some individual should be designated to
speak and act with authority. II proper
endeavur is used, it IN fair to suppose
that forty or fifty teachers will attend.
1t is proposed 10 issus certificates of
attendance to teachers, which will enti-
tie the holders to stitch d degree IT pre-
ference in securing schools as the school
board may deem proper. No aedtiction
will be made In the salaries Of teachers
wlij leavs their schools to attend the in
stitute. In this connection We would
also state that sec. AZ Of the sGkUd Law
requires all the teachers Of the common
schools TO attend these institutes, and a
failure so to do renders the teacher liable
to forfeit 1T two days pay, unless salts
factory excuse for non-attenaanoe is rem
dered to the parish superintendent.
The services Of prominent lecturers
have bset secured by The board for the
sefies Of institutes to be held thr0aghoui
LouiSlatia this simmer, and the program
at Montgomery will not only be interes.
ting and beneficial to teachers, but also
highly instructive to all who attend.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely doyOu good if you have a cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest,
or lungs. Or. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds Is
guaranteed togiVerelief, .or money will
be paid back. Sufferers front Ia grippe
found it just Tile thing alid under it's
use had speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle at our expense
and learn for yourself just how good
a thing il Isl. Trial bottles free at C
c. Nash's store. Large size SOC 81 :
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

Mr.. james r. Hickman, half brother to
Congressman Blanchard, died last Mon
day, at his home in Rapides parish, from
paralysis. He was about A years, and
has largo member Of relatives in Grant
and Rapides parishes. He Was valua-
BILE citizen, such as his fellow men delight
to honor, and WIS prominently mentioned
for the appointment as postmaster at AL
exandris.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

Our old-time artistic ffiend'of the paint
brush, Mr.. j. q. Gouldens Of Alexandria,
was in Colfax on Thursday, and reported
everything lovely in the Future Great. -
Electric lights, water-works;. and ALI that,
confidently expected to be numbered as
among its other attractions in the near
future. He will remain with MS day or
two. and 60 out to take Q look at Tim
Biddle's pet deers
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

! John Borlan, who was sent to the peni-
Tertiary from Rapides for killing JEFF
Hunt and Joo Stewart, made his escape
at O'clock last Sunday morning from
the steamboat Hallett- at point about 4
miles above Colfax, by jumping into the
river and making hiss way to the woods
Active efforts are being'madb to7capture
him, but thus far without avail.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

Bob-tail cutaways, handlme-down frock
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

The town council of Colfax met
Oh Monday, 9Th, and passed an or
dinance lesying 10-mill tax on
real estate and stock in trade. This
tax is made little heavy, for the
reason that none have been collect
ed for three years, and the town is
in special need of funds.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

Mr.. Jno. P. Hadnot was in Colfax on
Friday, 9th inst. and took his daughter,
Miss Annie, home on a two days visit.
They we're accompanied by little Misses
Willie Mcknight and Lima Goodwin, all
returning Sunday evening, 80 as to be
ready for school on Monday morning.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-05-13

Insomnia IL fsarfulty oh the in
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of modern life to tan the nervous
system that multitudes Of people
are deprived of good and sufficient
sleep, with ruinous consequences
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