The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

l''ITnill Tlinnilflr-Marrow. joitxi'n u. MMi i -fc Ti IN BW A VEKTISIZMKNT8. X-KOFKSSIOSAL. EDUCATIONAL.

WHO SPECIAL N( 'TICKS. 63REVEF0BT DAILY TIMES. Offica-Comer Milam ard SpHns Stt. I ue Lai. i.

Tim attention ol all of busincs is rospcclfully directed to tt. following Call upon a man of Hi- in the hours of Business, only on its I Transact your Busings in a manner strictly Business. In lor to n'we him time to attend to his Bus hiss, and umko it your Business to ro to K. B. Jacobs' mammoth establishment for all tho Dry (i-xjds, Groceries, Hardw ire, Bolts, Shoes, Hats aud Clothing, you' want.

They pre now receiving the largest and btst assorted Slock ovor brought to tho Southern market unequalled in variety and pilco. Time and money saved by purchasing from the Messrs. Jacobs, as almost every article de-sirod can be obtained under ON ROOF. Don't forgot the place, 10 and 12 Texas street i Health and Beauty Com iiul. Woman's Kiouts.

One who hai long studied this suhjeot now present the re. salt of Lis investigations. He is happy to say that, be has dUcovered "Woman's licst Friend." It is adapted tspieially to those cases where tbe womb is disordered, and will cure any irregularity of the "menses." Bradfi-ld's Female Kegnlator acts like a charm in ('whites," or a sudden check of the ''monthly from cold, trouble of mind or like causes, by restoring tbe discharge ia every instauce. In chronic cases its action is prompt and decisive, and saves the constitution from countless evils and premalure decay. Prepared by Dr.

J. Urad-huld, Atlanta, Ga. For sale at $1.50 per hjttle by all druggists. Mii.i.tiiwv, I'liAVnTS Co I.A., July 13, 1H77. 1 have u'd your Jmjih.iIo 'golator ex-tetmively in my pruotioe fur a lung time, aud uh eniirusuccedH wlvj i was no complication of li it is not a spe-oitie, i' is, in my opinion, best known remedy for the (Unease whiuh it Is rec ommended.

J. Davis, SI. D. C3B i9 INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. 'lit GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMFH OF THE AGE.

SYfVfPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER, Loss of appetite.fiaUBea,bowelg costive, dup sensation in the back part.J'ain under tha shoulder BladeVfullneu after eating, with adi8in; oiiuatioh to exertionfbqdy orindj Irritabilftyof temper. Low of memory, wTtH a feeling of jMvlng.ne jected tome duty, weariness. Cizainess, of thelleart, Dotabefore tha eyes," Yellow Kkin, Weadache, Keatless-neaa at nighCbighly colored Urine. IF THESE WAE5IH08 ABE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT'S PILLB are especially adapted to of feeling as to astonUli I lie sufferer.

They Increase Hie Appellle, arid cause tbe body to Take on leh. thus the system ii nncrUhrd.tnd by IhelrTnnlc Aetlonon the IHuective Organ. BejrulnrSitooU arepro-duoi-d. iicc cjnis. Murray TUTT'S HA.IR DYE.

Gkay HniBorWitisKitf changed toaOirwirY Black by tt einirlt? ntion of this Dyb. It imimrls a r.atuml color, new Instantaneously. Bold sent upreafc on rfPtfi'1 ul fl- Office, 33 Murray New York. 0 Or. TI IT-X IIM IL of T.lual.lt Inruranlloa End LVnil Hrrlt will be milk tUit j)fllrUuB.

37tflr Popular Monthly Drawing of the In tho city of Louisville, on MONDAY, 1881. These drawings occur month'y (Sundays excepted), under provisions of an Act ol 1 A .1.1.. liie Mssciiioiy ol iveutuLft'. The United States Circuit Court on Miirch 31, rendered the following decisions: 1 That the Commonwealth Distribution Company is legal. 2 Its drawings aro fair.

N. Ii This company has now on band large reserve fund. Head earetully the ii-tol prizes for tbe OCTOUER DRAWING: 1 l'nae $30,000 1 I'tim 1 l'rizu 10 I'rizes $I'XW each 10.0OU 'JO frizes 6iH) each I'IMv 100 l'rizes each "0 l'riaes 50 each liliMJ OHO I'rizi-s 'AJ each liK 1000 frizes 10 each .10,000 l'BUES. 9 Prizes each. 2,700 9 aoo l.HH' 9 I'nzos 100 each 1'10 l'rizu, 1 Whole Tickets, Half Tickets, Tickets, 5U 6j Tu kets, 100.

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send by express. Dor. send by Registered Letter or 1'ostoffiee (Ldcr. Orders of and upward, by express. en bo sent at our expense Address all orders to R.

M. UOA ROMAN, huildinp, Louisville Kv. M. UOA RDM AN M) Broadwav. ew York seH Constable alo.

Stitu of Parish of t'add No, 2c'Pi In Jti'tice L. E. Carter Court N. Howell vs W'm. Miles.

By virtue of a rit of fieri tacias, issued in above and numbered suit and to me direcltd, Ly the Hon.irablo L. E. Carter. iii-lice of thd Peace, Fourth Ward, La ldo I'arih, 1 hive seized and shall pro-reed to tell at public aueli. in front of the court roim d.xr on Spnrg Street, in the City ol Shrevepjrt, La, lo the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 11.

Retwecn the legal hours of snip, I he follow-ine decnlMd proixri to -wit The douse now occupied by the 1 lefei-dsmt, shunted on in the Citv of L. Terms of Sale 1 'ash, with the tit ol Wm.W. MADISON. Deputy MierilT. JMKKET ISTKKET CUl MARKET TRAVIS STREETS i.a.

TF.RMS-Il-.rd, MIical n'tetilion an i FORD, OOTTOM PAOTOKo And General Doalors in Oroceries and WpHtwru ft odute. Agents for the wrrlrua I'ondcr Compuar Agents for Oeo. P. Plant Flouring Mills. Celebrated Arrow Tie.

Bagging and Tloe a specialty. o. ai aad 99 oa (be lreu SURKVEPORT, LA. io2dAwl S. B.

McCUTOHEN, COTTON FACTOR And (omiulaHion Corner of Milam and Spring Sttfut aolwl M.HICE8. R. rj. HOWgLL. HICKS UOW ELL, COTTON FACTORS And HOCK It M.

No. ia TEJSAS STREET No. "VVarehouse N. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 eornj-of Strand and Commen-e. Kbroveport I.

uocwyiy TI I.I.Alt. Successor to E. D. McKELLAR. Cotton factor, Wholesale Grocer l'oin minion Mcrtliaiit, Corner Teias and Levee Streets, SURE VEPO LIT, LA.

Ample warehouse facilities for slorapo of cotton and coiisigned freijjht. jafwitf LATE AKKIVaLS AT BOGEL'S I) 1J I (i i 0 I). Professor Herman' Vermin Destroyf-r kills rats, mice, fleas on dops, blipl.t and insects on plants, tick and scab on sheep and cattle. Wholesale depot at Uogci's dnif store. Baskets Baskets I 1 1 1 Useful and ornamental for schools, picnics, flhfrmen, flower basket and fancy workstands.

For sale by Aug. J. Bugei. Feather Dasters and (hcnioi SKIN8. A large variotyoftbe above at Bogel't.

Sponges and Tnrkib Towel And a larire sto'k of Btith and Toikt Soaps lor sale by Aug. J. liopeL uiyl2dtf V3ET EASILY MANAGED, ECONOMICAL IN FUEL. AND GUARAN'iTEI) TO BUY ACHARTEROAK MXCK ONLY IiY J. ST.

LOUS, no IMPORTERS AND D3ALER3 IU TIN-PLATE. V. RE, SHEET IR03M Jk.NT ITEM CLASS Ol" USED OB SOLD BI TIN AND STOVE DEALERS. SEXD FOB PKICE LISTS. For sale by A.

KAHNV Shreveport, La DeMsAsSMMONS1 CURES Indigestion, Biliousness. SickHeadachc CostivencssV CURES Lost Appetite, Sour 8tomach. Foul Breath, Low Spirits, cnlarqm Dyspepsia, vuuia Spleen, VEGETABLE! MEDIC It la nilrtr Years ths Oldrot. and onrr rrnoln (Iminims MedlrlDrniiwIn rrnrkn. Treparrd onlr lT sihnoss HAYtx imio-l? cisj-a ia aii-crsiKrt toM.A.

Simmona.M i. lnt up in and ft. butites aud psx-kss. bold ttj all Drugs ltisl For sale by A.J. Bogel.T.

H. Morris and L. M. Carter. au21wly Excelsior Mfe Co vuuu.

Ik ml IslVt Political iroacopliig. At this time of doubt as to the I'utUfc policy, iu detail, of Mr. Arthur a administration, und as to the material ol his cabinet, we may as well as not give our own prognostications, or. if re pre- pcr it, the prognostications of somo one else. It makes very little difference whose they may be aud as it is less labor to print those already iu dulged in, we rrefer that course, and so append a long extract from the St.

Louis Republican 'ew York correspondence. It might be well to say, that Seuator Jones, who seems to be taking the role of Arthur's man Friday, is reported to bae declared there will be no immediate change in the cabinet. We hare said above that it is a time of doubt as to Mr. Arthur's future policy "in do tail" that is, as to whether Smith, or Rrown or Thompson will be the man whom Arthur will take to his bosom. At the same time, from all the indications, and Senator Jonos' assertion to the contrary, the conviction is forced upon the public mind that, whether the chosen ones or or they will certainly be Stalwarts of the Stalwarts.

Here is the letter: Unless President Arthur puts aside his old habit of sticking close to his friends, there will be a revival of hostilities between the half-breeds nd the stalwarts in this 6tate that will proba bly split the party here. The emotions excittd by the President's death in the week of sorrow have gone down like the waves after a storm, and now agitation begins in anew Quarter. The half-breeds were in for a reconciliation when Garfield died and oontended that out of resoect for the dead President. Chester A. Arthur would cut loose from his old affiliations and would take up Garfield's policy and keep his cabinet.

They did not know what Garfield's policy was except it was to crush Conking and keep the half-breeds warm in office, but they gave notice that they would support the Presidentin taking up the tvoik that the second martyr of the republic had laid down, but intimated that tlioy would not be such good iriends if he didn't. The new President has been watched with a jealous eye by tho half-breeds. They have been pleased by his inaugural and have been displeased at the presence of Grant "squatting as a toad" by his ear. In short President Arthur will be the man for their favor if he will but take care of the half-breeds; if he doesn't tbey will make a fuss, They have warned hiiu in many ways to keep his hands off of New York politics, and allow the party in this State to continue its work of crushing out lloscoe Conkling, President Arthur's chief merit, as described by his adherents, is the steadfastness of his friendship. He sticks by those who stick by him.

lie has not swerved from this rule and has suffered in the opinion of good men by obeying it with men of the lower and the lowest order of politics and with a forgetfulness of the old Russian proverb that a wolf thanges its fur but remains a wolf, the half-breed expects him to change the prevalent line of his character uow, and by repressing his inclinations to help his friends indirectly help him. It is readily seen that if this slender thread is all that holds the prospect ol a union of Republican forces iu this State, there is bound to be bitter war Tbe Stalwarts are quiet, determined and bloodless. They marched to the grave of the dead President, sorrowed that the chief magistrate of the freest country on earth should perish by an assassin's hands reverently joined in the funeral ceremonies, and then went home to open correspondence and begin with the intimates of the new President. They too, want the party re-united, but re union must come through repentance ol the half-breeds, loyalty to Arthur and humility iu the rear ranks. There duns not seem to be anything iu the situation to warrant the belief that the sad death of tho President will be followed by a reconciliation of the factions.

Conkling and Grant are as implacable as the angry ocean. The former's studied seclusion sioce tho pasting of Arthur to power is indication enough that he is to be the power behind tho throne. Senator Jones' visit to Utica has a great significance at this time. There is no doubt that ho goes as a messenger from Arthur, and that the two questions under consideration are tho choice of a cabinet and the prosecution of the star route thieves. It is already apparent that the new administration means to gain for itself eclat by prosecuting the star routers.

Arthur's intimate, George Bliss, will undoubtedly be allowed to make for himself a national reputation on this point. Under tho cover of glory attained in this prosecution, which will fill tbe public mind aud draw confidence from the people for tho administration, the complexion of the ofliee-holdicg class will be changed from hull-breed to stalwart, so that a firm grip will te taken for lS-4 aud Grant. How will Conkling figure in the new administration'1 This is yet a puzzling question. Possibly he will remain in his present attitude until Arthur's plans and his own are in successful operation. A name now mentioned for Secretary of State is that of Andrew 1).

White, presidentof Cornel! university, whose reputation is unsullied, but hose fealty to tbe Sttlwart cause is well understood ia this State. In his absence abroad he has escaped taking part in the tight, and while he would in a sense appear as a compromise selection, ho would be acceptable to Conkling as a copper-fastentd Stalwart. As to the rest of the cabinet, life is too short for idle speculation. A leading lawyer of this city informed me yesterday that it was Conkling's purpose when he resigned to get returned to the Senate as an indorsement of his course and then to prepare articles of impeachment against President Garfield. He bad goue so far as to schedule oh a rea which he nubtnitteil to Gen.

R. Datler, an i the latter, who was engaged in the impeachment trial of AuJrcw Johnson. eut to Washington fir his law library collected iu coLiieetion with that trial to begin to study the qaestion. The eveuts that followed the resignation of Conkling estopped the scheme. In view of the old bitterness to verily which not even this instance it true i needed, tbe cry of peace is sure to be whistled down the wind.

The French are gaining ground rapidiy in Tunis. One lcrumnt his buried IU lueo. Tn I.v'h Opera IIouko SATUKDAY, OCTOBER 8tit. AniliQDj, KIlis HathaHaf Maji stic Ojnsolidatod Aggregation Four United Shows! ItaicPN Xt'ttly llntclicd liUMPrY DU3IPIT Hwidftd by the Grnat, the only GRI-MALDI. O.

W. KAVEL, MIAOU'S Double Specialty and Novelty Company. t-ii'The Great l'arker-R's International Mastodon Hi School I The most intelli gent and amusing Canines before tho American public. Gray it llanning's Musical Congress. First appearance in America of the Grandest Novelty of tho Age, HAD AH Tho KaH Jndia Princess, Fire A Veritable Priostes ot the Sun liook Out for Grand Grotofoue Street Parade.

Price ol admission, "5, 60 and 36 cents Doors opn at 7. Performanoo at o'clock. JOHN L. HANFOKD, octallt General Agent. A reward" of $JC0 will bo paid for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who shot from ambush William fc.

Vaughn on the evening of September 20iti, ISal, near Longwood, Caddo parish. oot4dtf Information Wanted. On or about 1st Match. James A. MrDnnu 1 left the home of H.

Allbritton (his brother in law's) in Ii enville parish for Lontsvii-w, Texas, since which time nothing has been hemd Iran. him. Any in-fotnittion that will leal to his whereabouts will be thankfully received. Add'ees II. ALLBRITTON, Livo Lake.

Bienville parish, La. oCt4d''t Fforeston Celoarne mt A 1 'whloB Vul r-rfrmis Fragrant, Rt froth in, lttir, B(ldl'rdrlprgln I) race Ss nrj UomIk. Illtcog tt Co. M. 1 Ginger, luchur Mandrake, btiihngia and many-of thebest medicines known are combined in Pak- K.EH'sGiNGKRToNic,intoamedicinoof such va- ncd and effective to make it the greatest Purifer and Liver Regulator and the 1 Bestorer Erer Cued 11 unci A jr djjv jviicuiiiaiiau.

ncumitrtj ana all diseases of $ne btooaachj iiciiicmber i This Towti is tho Pest Family ever made, and i entirely different from' Hitters, Ginger Preparations, and other Tonics, as ii never imoxicaicsuui cures urunicenness. without sitmature of Hiscox fc Y. Parker's Hair Balsam The Drttl ftDtl laoU econocntcal Lair m. ff0P Mm! dmtiOf. THE PERFECT IXSI LWE CO, lie Miiniiil mciii 4mmo ciiKiun St(Hl x-w from lo if I earn ol tjje.

It is oi! the Mutual Assessment plan, and pay iu policies during lilo it you live or at death you die. It isues policies of'fnm $1,000 to Tho asses-nients are very small, and the fund for payment of policies is accumulated by that means, and is fully sutficient. Tbe assessments aro graded, and you pay according to your age, but does not increase after you join. It is the only Association which proposes to protect 8ge from want or dependence on others. It is cheaper than tho cheapest, And as secure as the best.

If you wish to insure your lather or mother or wife, and not want them to die to get the money, apply at once to the ''Mutual Self Endowment Ass-K'iHtion of America," or to Br. J. J. Scott, L. 12.

Carter, W. G. Boney, W.J. liruner, or L. J5.

Dodez, for information as to its meriu ana benefits. You will find blank applications at the office of Dr. J. J. SSeott.

O. COOLEY. General for the State ef Louisiana. Oct. 2-dtf.

7V A D'-- ALb thers lj lAlitVU Try to I.HITATK, TAI.I.l'.S OPEKA HOUSE, THURSDAY FRIDAY Oct. 6 and 7. Grand FaiuIIy Itlatince FiUO iY, at "i O'CLOCK. The Unapproachablos, TO.Vr.Y DE.MEK'S fISJMI'TY DllIPTY PiXTOJIIME TKOIPE, And Unequalled Specialty Corps, AVith "tho Ureatest liiving ULOWN," AFLREDI AfTl rAI ALFRED ihegreat i.T 1 i. the great.

Pecrf the Late CE0RCE FOIL, Dispensing MIRTH! MIMICRY! MIRTH I GALORE. LAUGHS in MINUTES 2i0-ft Prices as Usual Reserved Saats on at Sale at Hyams'. oct 2 JOHN ltAS( MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS I W-iVVS HOES MARKET STREET. (liutween Texas and Milam Streets,) Miifvciorf Louisiana. All Work Sold at Lowest Prices.

oct-Allm T. J. I MANl Kil rURER OF AND DKALKlt IX IHUDLCS, Sa Col-HarnessciVli lars.ttc. (:) Prices sis Low as Ihe Lowest. Repairing Promptly Attended to.

-j TEXAS ST, SHREVEPORT LA. Ct5 Nevl door to Caldwell's Stables. oct'i-dAwly DR. BUTTS' DSH 1 r-at cU Chrnnic and wijnyi ntlo 11 rpnUii.n ttt' cu'-meof comlirt ntot WMMMMBflttKiMHMnMBMH t- 't I 1IH 'm1MI, Ml I Of l.H. IfNuU" i ttb KUO- with'it M'Tv a.

or I oi-ooou Multcmr. vhllMr. Nf who mlltfrtnrrom th i i Hmsm oni ttn ti-iw I i.r rM-r'ii- rrmTn? cnrl. PATICNT9 TREATED FREI -t- t-i. 4tftioMtli aawr4 4mnn Irnt (rsm m9frnx tram Kcptwr UM m4 thrttMnm.

4 Urm tr4r Mn(ft. II ft trmti a.vr ii van-' i fh t'i f.ili.U-.Ui Ihtfld nM rmrf If iL Ul 1 1 Sk North LmK Um JO HEMHI dilKi'lllJU, A it i a i. a SIiaSVISi'OKT, LA. Will practice in the courts of Caddo and adjoining parislie, alBo in tho (Supreme and in tha United Slntea DUtriet and Circuit Courts for the West-ru District ol Louisiana. X).

S. 10 UNO, ATTlK.i;V AX I. AW. Office Front entrance on Texas street over Looney's saddle store. Will practice in the courts of Caddo and neighboring pansnes and supreme court of the State.

GEO. WILLIAMSON Attorn-j' and Counsellor at Law, Having resumed his profession proposes to practice in the Courts of Caddo; also in adjoining parisben, tho Suproine Court of the Stale uud in the National Courts whose se sioug are in Louisiana and Washington City. Uffice in tfmith building on Spring street. ianfi-dAwly UKO. X.

KODAIiL, D2IKTIST, OiLc cornor Market and Milam SU. SHRKVKPOKT. n. S. It A I 4 ATTOKNEY.

I'ractics in the Courts of Caddo and adjoining parishtai and in the Supremo Couit at Shreveport. Coltoctioiis solicited. Office in courthouse building. delit U. U.

HAKGUOVE, Jiuiiff cf tbe Fc.ue aud notary Public, Starereport, Iouiitiaaa. Office on Spring street, opposite Bank. A. W. O.

JOHN HH KB. Notary Public B.ICK8 HICKS. 4iloi uf) A- 'ounnclor Hi I.a-w SUIIEVEI'OKT, LA. Offlco corner Texas and it streets, over A. J.

Bogel'e drug store, second rfom to the right. iaSdly ALEXANDSS. N. C. BLAliCHABD ALEXANDRE BLANCH AR1) litrnf) aud Couniton at I.av, Will practice in the courts ol Caddo, Bossier.

Ked liiver and DeSoto, in the Supreme Court of the State, and in the Federal Courts at New Orleans, La. Office in McWilliams' new building on Market street. jalwly J. I. iMlttiKUV.

a it i-: i' a law SURKYEi'ORT, LA. iy41Aly L. CAhTEK, Justice ot i lie I'cace aud Notary I'ublic. And Commissioner of Deeds. Office on Spring'street, next door to tha Cotton Exchange.

ja25i.f W. II. CKOt'M, NOTARY PUBLIC FOR THE PARISH OF CADDO. Office at Mooringsport, La. WM.H.WIB;.

B. P. HEfcNPOK WISE Jt 11 'UN DON Hiid fauuiclurs at SHREVEPOKT, LA. Will practice in tho courts of Caddo, Bossier, DeSoto and Red Kiver parishes and the Supreme Court of the State. laNDv BITTERS The majority of the of the Amn body arise from a ttorangmnrnt of the Liver, nffeeting both th etomaeh anU boireli.

In order to effect a eure, it it tteeeteary to remove the tauee. Irregw far and Sluggish ariion of the Hovel $, Headache, Sic knee nt the Stomach, i'atit in the Back and l.oin,etc.,indicatcthal the liver at fault, and that nature require. to enable this organ throw off impurities. Prickly Asli Hitter i-eS7rrlaip eompounded for th purpoie. They are mild in their action and effective a a enret are pleasant to the tatte and tnken easily ly both children and adults.

Taken according to direction, they are a safe and plrasa cure for I pepsla, Cicneral Uehilit Con. Ktlpatlon, llMeast-U Kidney, etc. Aa mood are superior to any other medicine cleansing the sytem thoroughly, and imparting new life and energy to the in-valid. It is a medicine mJ not an Intoxicating benraiie. All TOO) MUOGIST FO FSItUT SH IITTtJJ, nd Uk BO other.

FR1CE, tt.CO per EatUs. METER BROS. I CO SOLE PRCPRIETORS. Be Louie tad tiaiu Ua. 1111 Will TiYLOIt, VftC- Traveller, Said: "I take treat pleasure in recommending the Academy of Mr.

Swithin Mi. iiou. i hood, M.c. Said (IS))): "I cheetfully oc.nentto theue of my name as referenon. My bovi will return to you (for their fourth year) after their vacation." For new 1'irou'ar address SWITHIN C.

M1URTMDUK, A. Harvard University tiraduate, Meilin. VI niib-s from PRIEKLY Jrwailn t.oll fc vt tea Jraud I'oitnu, hi. Landry I'arlkh La. Licalion most hoaltliy and pleasant on the Alexandria branch of Morgan, Louisiana and Texas railroad, twelve miles north of Vermillion.

Every facility fora thorough commercial, classical and moral training. Degrees conferred board, tuition and washing $250. I'orcircularg and information apply to KKV. JJSO. MONT1LLOT.

S. J. oct-'21-dly rrosident. TUB Texas Pacific IMl. AND ITS CONNECTIONS i Form the Mom llrec aid tnlckeMt Lis From all points in 33 St.

Louis, Chicago, Cairo, Indianapolis, To- iuuo, iuerimins, xinnuviuo, ijouis-villo, C'Lattanooga, Atlanta, And all points rorfli, East Koullicast Train find arriviw st K)iFinnri follows: No. 'JO Arrives at Shrovanort t5-4fi daily. No. 22 Uopai ts at 9:00 a.m. daily, At Texarkana with all trains on Ht Louis andiron Mountain and Southern Ha'ilwav for all pomis North, and Southeast.

At Longview Junction and Minnoia with all trains on International liUway for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calv.is-tun and Sau Antur.io-At Dailas who trine of tbe Houston and TeiiasCei.tral Kailway lor Corsicana, Mex-ia, liremond, AVaco, Culvort, Bryan, Ilemp-itead, lirunbam all poiiiU ia Middle and Southern Texas. At Sherman with Houston and Texas Contra! Railway points on the line ol mat roaa. At Fort Worth with tlnsai for all Point in Western Tex g. At Sbrevenc nil Red river sUamftrs for New Orlean-1 l'ullmuu'n 1 ul ice Mleeplus ars From Fort erla, Dalln an4 teruiaB It, Load. Any information in regard to rates of freight and passage, time and connections.

will be cnoertullv given on application to 11. Jf. IIOXIK. Gen'l. Marshall, Texas, or to V.

11. Newmar, general ireiginage.it; u. w. inompon general I. T.

avent. Losk Out, Aw it the 'l iiue. I with lo sell second-bandod first-clas saw and gritt-iaiil, about forly-horte power or more with all the necessary fixtures and machinery attached to make it complete tor many purposes, ana when in Kroner order the saw will cut eight thouiund feet of nine lumber per dav: the srrist-mill will grind three hundred and fitty bushels of corn per ay. I will Bell tbe above machinery very cheap to suit a purchaser as to price ar.u payment. Uail on me, four miles north ol urwuwood, Caddo Parish, La.

tjept2iwif. JA.COR Sr. Wanted. Three hundred teams to work on the Memphis and I'nJucuU railroad. Trans portation furnuheJ.

TeAnV Dunavant Monroe. Memphis. or to tKivy JJodon- Dcimer. hnrevoport. T.

f-J. FOR II I I A IV, OlScc at T. C. Lewis Drug Storo. a T.

W. JONES, Brass and Iron Foundry. Manufacturer of Steam Engines. Boilers, eta. Machinery Castines, isash Weights, Iron Urates, I cneing, etc tc.

Repairing promtdly dona. Luiutr, Shingles, Mould ing ana i.auu always on nana. augllwly fSHEEM gnrrg AND SPERMATORRHEA. A Tlnhl ClBcovary and Now iMpartura In Wr Ki hclBC, a entirely KAwand lxwitlvlyoffocUr lu-ml tar the apwlj and iMrmaoeal Care Heml-ral Emissions and Impotent? l-r ths oal. truo ay, vl: Direct Application totBa prini ltalSuU pi th I'lwaM, acting br Abeorptljn, od cinrtln; Iu tnflaenc on thn Semiuai Vesicles.

Kjao ulatory Iuots, Prostate Gland, sad Uirttlra. The us-nf tb Hrmnlf IsMMilxl wim oo pnln or sod does not Interfere with tin, ortliasr rnmults of IKei It Is quIcLlr alssolred end so. restae. stirs ener apoa he eernsi snd nerrous srsBoti. tlons wrsskjd from soil almas and eiossws, stoppln tbs drain from tha sytttem, rfmtorlng tos mtnd to bosllh sod sound memory.

rwnioTlns; the iJloinesa of Bight, Nervous DobUlty, Cwnfvuiton of Idaos. Aversion to 8ocujty, etc, etc, sad tne spimvsnre ol premature ST n.ually sccomnauyin this trouhk-, and restartus- ireK Btxual Vigor," hers It baa be tor rears. 1 hte mode of treat-Ipeut has stood His tmt la vry severe ranee an Is uow pronouooed soni-OM. Lrufrs srotoo mach pre. scribed In tbeee troobi, tcJ.se niaorrsn bear witness with bat little any perms ueatsood.

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and nuoawhora quacks prey wita their uselrws Dwtniraa and fe-jj. The itemed Is put op in neat threo atxes. Ifo. to last month,) B3; No. 8, isalBclenttoelleitsner- mlMWtt rilM (IMla-.

In 4 Osstiac over three months, will st-j smt'wlosa and restore rut. lo the worst sesied, la rial" wrappers. Full rtRECilOW fur .,1 T. rlent bv mall. UaH'ST Will atcumpny r.r.yn JJUJt.

sen fa Aealed i-Meiitire PamnH letsalrina Anatomical ItuHtratintia fits1 snowf mkefhral that metran he I toperlect ntu nHwuf.antt fit- I fesl for the autien of life, teme sutil serrr si fleeted. ttoUt CI AX' HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFC CHEMISTS Market and 8th Sts. St. LOUIS.

Mo. t.l TrHttimanH. irlifrb rlfleeei-lM-. lVatilctl. By a young man of five (5) yeirs experience, with pood rcf-rences.

a siiuntion by first of Octoher, as Address A. L. Lapurdo, Thitodeaux, La. W.4STLD 60 LABORERS AT TONES' I5ATOL. Coad tlafri and Steady Wark.

Aptdv to Dr. Peterson, comer Tosas arid Siirinjr slrecir'. fi v.t.i.u E22SS3 rUIlUSBUD BY SBBEVKI'ORT TIMES COMPANY. A D. BATTLE, I Editor.

I'BSCRIPTIOS TO TUK WKEKLY TIMES (invariably in advanss) $2 00 per annum. TdK BUREYErORT TIMES EAa Tni LAROEST CIRCULATION Of any Paper Published in ihe State Outside of Neio Orltant. 8HKEVEPOBT: tillttKVEPOKT OCTOBKR Cth. 18H1. rresident Arthur doubtless believes 'a "still tonjae niaketb a wise head," therefore he has very little to say.

Tbe young czr looks lite a walking tombstone. He is more dejected and melancholy than ever, and ia growing thin. Bulwer is represented to have been a very neat orderly man, and always required that his surroundings should be bo before he could write a line. A Cincinnati paper says "A great many theatrical companies are giving hotels the go-by and their agents will this season secure rooms and accommodations in private boardina houses. where equal enterta nnicnt can be had for less expense." The Times is disposed to doubt whether the expression of its opinion in Guiteau's case wiil save the neck of that individual or not nor does it par tioularly care.

Nevertheless, we will give it, and its truth we have never for a moment doubted from the instant the news of his crime came flashins over the wires: If they bans him. tbey will hang a lunatic. Who can tdl what lir. Garfield's programme, of which we have heard so much through the press, really was He was not in office long enough to develop any particular policy, except that of making war on Conkling. We must need accept the inference from that single act that it would have been conservative, in contradistictiou to Stal wart or Radical.

But a discussion of the subject is unprofitable now. The whisky manufacturing season in Kentucky (says the Cynthiana Demo crat) is openins: with a prospect for about half the run of last season There are now over 10,000,000 of gallons in bond in this district, and nearly 30,000,000 in the State. The 3 year-old bond enactment of Congress went into effect from 1879. All the whiky, therefore, that was placed in bond at thai time must now be taken out and the tax paid. What effect this will have on the market remains to be seen.

John W. Foster, of Maine, minister to llussia, is in Washington and has tendered his resignation to the State Department. lie is a Blaine man and thinks all such men should vacate their offices. A dispatch says there is a cus- p'cion abroad which has been thus for inulated "These resignations will be followed by those of other Blaine men, all of whom will save been fired out on of thrir fidelity to their friend, and they, as the friends of the martyr-el Garfield, forced out of office by the stalwarts, strong bid for support." The NiAvsrAi'Eii Correspondent. The irrepressible newspaper correspondent is again in his glory.

During the protacted illness of Mr. Garfield he had a wide scope for tbe beautiful play of his wild imagniation. When no important fact, such as a sneeze by the sufferer, was at hand, he drew from his fancy a beautiful rurplo horse with a green mane and tail on which he would seat the young daughter of the President and send her galloping o'er the plain, accompanied by her brothers bestride Magenta-colored cobs. Alas, the President died, and the correspondent was for a time a very abort time inconsolable; not for the loss of the Chief Executive, but for the loss of his But this shadow of gloom only hung about him, as we have said, for a brief period. He wipes his weeping eyes, arouses himself with a "Richard's-him-self-agiin" air, secures a horse a jackass and rushes wildly into action.

His "subject" now is the formation of Mr. Arthur's cabinet. How many miles cf Faber will be worn to stubs in the accomplishment of this self-imposed labor the world can never know. But of whatever material the piece of furniture my be eomposed, each correspondent will aver when completed that he foretold every block or strip 0f timber. even to the venecriug, that would go into its construction.

In a recent sermon Beechtr mourns the loss of Guiteau from the Plymouth church sanctuary I have a right to speak of Guiteau He once was of us. or, rather, he os, but not of m. Jlesatinour rltsscs; he united the throng in our sanctuary. 1 cannot dismiss hiiu without a of sorrow and jiiourn-iog." We do not see any special occasion for these tears, as Guiteau is not charged with those peccadilloes upon which Mr. Becber and the members of hrs fold are wout t.

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