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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-04-10
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A ND tell me why you viii buy liniments
IA made and recommended by persons you
know nothing about when you can get a
lniment made and recommended by your
neighbOrs that you are personally acquain-
ted with, of whom / win give ron a few
names for you 10 refer 10 and get satisfac-
tory proof OF those who have tried IT, You
are a no risk any way. III it does not do
what | say, return the bottle and get your
money. As TO what il will do / refer you to
the FATETTEvILLH OBSERVER. Write TO any
or all Of the fol owing names of Linccla
counfy-first at Blanche-to see the eject
generally Of their customers, Rawles &
Griiis, j. +. Byers, Merchants; Mac. Wood
ard, Jane Wilson, Joseph Philpot, William
Faulkinbury, VIM. McAnn, Jas. A. Patter-
son, E. Rhodes, Esq, d. Y. Holland, MaIin-
da Bonner, John Alternately, Clothen Smith,
Priscilla Patterson, Nat Hobbs, Jas. Arrow
ell Hugh Randolph. At Moline, Monfgom-
cry and Rawls, Merchants; Ed. Hicks, Wes-
ley Watson, Poke Rowel, Rugia Martin, b.
D. Bryan, A. n. Bryan, Marion Hicks, John
Pool, Maroin Commons, Wesley Blair. John
Good. These are names OF my neighbors
who have tried my Iiniment and have a
right 70 know whether il is what ]
claim for il or not. There have been 10
omplaints where the disease Was in reach /,
Of medicine by external application.
ri ~ i'll. MADDOX,
feb.13 Sole Proprietor, Blanche, Tenn.
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some of Our Prices.

Al Brands caioe cotton ea ms u
Zoe per ar all wool deans 50 acc Ticking
al Beached
yard heavy brown Domestic per yar
printed Iique Zoe yar beautiful Wash per Hand Thread
cord2 s for nice line Ribbons
Collars Ladies Hats and handkerchief cheap
a good Corset for 25e better Zoe ands $780,
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RhOsy3s IA. EgeEg
as a draughtsman, VIC are prepared to exc
cate designs Of the ntest style for church
cs, store houses. villas. couag,.s and pain
res dences also estimates made on the
same including biik work. carp nter's
work, painting, glazing AMI timers work,
from foundation IL roof whereby the buii.
der will know about the cost Of his house
before breaking ground, and warranted TO
be done with dispatch and as neat rs can be
done out side Of large city. Hoping 10
receive very liberal patronage from the
public, We remain respectfully,
R. H. BELL & BRO.
feb G.
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Gsvmrtoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain IS IN the CHI
side the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pam
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
70. rheumatism IN the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss ct appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are cost!ve, sometimes alternative with
iax; The head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull. heavy SEN
sation IN the back part. There IS gen
orally Il considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with a painful sensation
OF having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
Tie patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility: he IS easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he CON-
plains of a prickly sensation OF the
Skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortltude enough to try it.
Ii. fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several q the above symptoms attend
tn: disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. yet KAN
nation of the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
a"ely dcranged.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourehe.
Succession of James NJ. Wade No. IO41
Prohates,

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
4 cree of above Court and in obedience
to a commission to me directed, I will offer
for sale atpublic auction, pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House in the Town of Thibodaux. on SAT-.
URDAY the 3lst. day of MAY, 1879, be.
tween the hours of ii o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. the following described prom
erty belonging to said succession to-wit:
/. TIE NORTHERN HALF OF A
certain tract or parcel of land situated in
this parish, OF the rightbank of the Bayou
Lifourche and at about thirty arpepts
therefrom on the Southern side and in the
vicinity of the Town Of T%hibodaux contain.
ing about two arpents and IL half more or
less in snperticies bounded West bv the
Bayou Terrebonne South by the other half
OF said tract of land formerly belonging to
Gustave Hawk, East y "a road of Is feet
and North by lands formerly belonging to
Floristal Dugas and David Boudreaux to-
gether with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon.
lsee Z. B. No. IL, p. 6 in the Recorders
office.l
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes to
pay debts.
April Goth: 1879.
Lovingly A. WEBRE.
Sheriff.
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The Fair at st. ,JOseph's
Church.

If the Very Rev. G. M. Menard
haC had theordering of the wealth ,
er for the solemn religious cere-
mony and grand fair which late>
~ took place at his Church, we
doubt if he could have secured
more propitious weather than
that actually enjoyed on the Ord,
4th and 9th of May.
Preparations on a very exten.
sive scale had been made to give
the fair this year all the success
which had attended previous Oc
casions of the kind. To add to
the attractions it was proposed
to unveil and dedicate eight
beautiful statues in the sanctuary
of the Church. A special train
had been engaged to bring excur-
sionists who might wish TO come
from New Orleans for the pur>
pose. 1t was confidently hoped
that if the weather was fine, the
attendance would be very large.
AS that contingency happened,
the expectation that had been in
dulged in was not disappointed.
The excursion train arrived at
the Thibodaux depot with an
array of passengers nnsurp ,sSei
in character for responsibility,
good-breedlng and refinement.
The number has been variuusly
estimated at from two to three
hundred persons.
About fifteen minutes after the
arrival of the excnrsionistS at the
Church. a low mass was saidsby
the Pastor, after which the un-
yelling of the statues took place.
THIS was followed by "A few ar-
pirate remarks froin the Very
Rev. G.. A.. Rouxdel, Vicar Geuer
al of the Diocese. The blessing
OF the statues then occurred. and
to the strains of st. Josephfs s.
G.. B., the vast %concour>t made
their way to the grove in the
rear of the Church whore lunch
and refreshments OF all kinds
conl,lbe had at moderate prices.
The day Wore Oft iinalIy and in
the evening il few short plays
were enacted on the temporary
stage which had been erected
against the rear wall Of the Yes
try.
The excursion train was to
have left on its retnr" trip at
halt past nine O'Clock P. NJ. but
it WAS neatly ten O'Clock before
:, it steamed away from the depot.
I There must have been some
other delay on the road; for we
are informed that the train did
not reach Algiers before two
: O'Clock in the morning. This was
unfortunate because this unsea.
sOnable hour mast have marred
somewhat the pleasure of the
whole excursion.
1t is gratifying to know that
I the fair Was pecuniarily u grea,
success. At the present writing
=. it Is impossible to give the amount
of net profits, as the expense ac
' count has not yet been fully set
tied, and all the returns are no.
+. made yet. But enough is know,
TO indicate that there will be II,
necessity for another fair 70.
many years to come. We sin
cerely congratulate the Pastor
and the Trustees of st. Joseph
on the enviable financial po>i,io,
9 Of their Church, and extend then
our best wishes for its futur,
prosperity.
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which seemed to radiate from
every %lineament of the counter
ance.
We will say nothing here of
the affairs of the Church of which
there are seven, for the reason
that they have not as yet been
decorated by the artists. We are
certain however that wien iuisn-
ed they will harmonic with the
rest of the Church ami contribute
materially 20 the splendor of the
edifice as a whole.
We now take leave of the sub
iect with the full consciousness
that the imperfectious of our
sketch will not be found to lie GU
the side of exaggeration.
L. A. B.
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Office OfAuditOro fes

New Orleans, Jan. q.
-. The Louisiana Equi
Life Insurance Com.
of New Orleans has
day filed in this office \,
statement in regard to
istered policies in said h
pany, and deposited thu
cessary reserve thereon /
required by Act No. d
the Extra Session q
General Assembly Of r.
entitled can Act to ~
secure holders of life
rance policies in this ~
to provide a reserve r
therefor, aud for other
poses"
| ALLEN JUNE
Au1
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"A Dangerous TOrnOr.

Torpor or inactivity of the kidneys is Sc.
rlously dangerous to those organs. since it
is thesprecedent of diseases which DESTROY
their substance and life. This sluggishness
may be overcome by stimulating them NOT
excessively, but moderately, an effect pro.
duc"d bv Hostetter's Stomach Bitters n ren
~erailnvigorant alternative. possessing diuretic
properties of no common order. The imne
tus which this admirable medicine gives to
their evacuatiye function counteracts anv
tendency to congestion which NAV exist In
their tissues. Both they and their Associate
organ. the bladder. are invigorated as well
as gently stimulate by the Bitters. which ok
erts a kindred influence upon stomach. liver
and bowels. and by strengthening the sys-
tenn enables it to Withstand m,larial epide-
mes to which when exposed it might other
wise succumb.
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AGUE n FEVER.

Or. c. NCLANE's LIVER PILLS, ~
c.,SES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
,aAcn with Quinine. are productive OF
Il. most happy results. No better
ca.haftic can be used, preparatory to,
Of af,er taking Qlinine. We would
aGv;sc ri, who ere afflicted with this
d.s-asc u give them d FAIR Trial.
10. IL. b..ou5 arrangements, and
a. l simple purgalvc, they arc I'M
c;i.;.aIl.
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EY.I.ARC OF E-C-T.E1CES.

- genuine are Ec"er sugar coated.
Ter ! Ok has & rc'l wax seai on the
ID, VIZ the impression DE-. McLANE's
AI,'.:. I It's.
.lc genuine McLANE'a LIVER PIt=e
MAR the i aataT"~ o. (. NCLAEE aH'i
t..H.rr>G HR.rs. on he wr2plsers.
ISIS! uroa having tie gcnuihc@f
Z. A'>!.N%s'; LlvEH i'uIs, prepared ~
ii ing :;fo~., o. I'i:tsbrrg Il. Pa., tie
m.r.et 'ein- !u,l ii I4.i,atioas Of tho
pane aicln3~, >pc-eG Ciaefe3;.y Ia:
<r~,r RECOMMENDATION.
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of one thing ThibodauS has
always been able to boast, and
not less to-day than at any prr>
vious period, and that is, the ahIl
ity, energy, and skill Of her Ply
sicianS.
Such Doctors as DanSrreau,
Fleetwood, Rogers & Lichte, art
not to be surpassed IN any com
munity.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANT

TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS
There is money in the Parish Treasury
to pay old warrants registered in 1876, up
to and including No. 1893.
+. SAMOAN, .
Jan. 25th. 1879. Parish Treasurer,
Extract from the Minutes of The Proceedings
of the Police Juy. Regular Session,
Oct. lst. 1877.
REsoL WE'D: - That all Warrants or
Claims against the Parish. not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
days after the Treasurer advertises he has
funds i'll the Treasury to pay the same,
tised for t e payment of the said Warrants
or Claims, shall be applied by said Treasu.
rer to the payment of the next oldest War
rants or Claims, in the order of their regis.
t%ration.
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-New Haren Register: He was
a good man, but he had his fail
ings, and when he arose before
the brethren and with tremulons
bps said that he had s.set a poor
example before his Heavenly
Father all those who knew
about his stealing that hay
thought he spoke the truth.
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Notice..

"HE LOUISIANA ICE MANUFACTU
j ring Company, is now prepared to SUI
ply country with either mani
featured or natural ice at the rate of IS cts
per 100 lbs. packed aid delivered on boar,
of steamboats, or rall road cars.
New Orleans, LIST. March 1879.
w. A.. BILLAUD.
3mt-29m 1892. Secretary.
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This is the Leary with the G..
Whose mother lived in Chica 90.
Owned the COW with a lively toe
That hit the lamp a sudden blow
Tipped it over and, well.yon know
The story Of bu rnt Chlcag-i-o,
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DERSONAL-LET 1T Il. KNOWN BY
i all whom it may concern. that my for
mer partner. Z. A Vergez, has, by a settle
,ment of our former partnership or V. ii.
BERNARD become the owner of said part
nership assets, and is authorized. as such,
to collect the same, said partnership hav.
Ing been dissolved March |, 1879.
V. II. BERNARD,
New OrIeapS. Anril |. 1879
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NOTICE.
Tax Collectors Office,
Parish of LafOurehe.

Tax COLLECTORS Office, }
Parish of Lafourehe. :
Thibodaux, La, March list. 1879. }
The Tax Payers of LafolIr-
che are hereby notified that | am now pre-
pared to collect the taxes and Licences due
in 1879
The following discounts will be allowed
o State Tax: For March 4 per cent 70,
%..l.rll3 per rent For May 2 per cent For
June | per cent.
p. +. LORIO,
Tax Collector, Latourche.
MhI-1q-
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III is not difficult to initiate
Josh Billings: '.Doar't karry alSs
in your cotale pocket during EaS
ter. Aigs amt good after they've
been sOt Gu awhIle.'
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NOTICE.

To the Policy Holders of tho Louiei~
table Life Insurance Compass
You are hereby notified that Juae I
is not authorized to collect preuia
above company. Messrs. Clay q
and McNair of Plaquemine, have
appointed General Agents to ssl;S1
cations for the Company, Policy
will please make a note of the a.
remit to the Home Office, Box IS
leans La.
ANDREW PArI1
m 8 2m. 49,
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There is no better CONNECTION
cry stand in Louisiana than that
of A. Weissenthanner, who can
make anything in the way OF
cakes, candle, cordialS nc.
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QUERY "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they a
buy Marburg Bros. Seal OF SoFth
Cnrolina.' at the same price"
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H. F. Tnibodaux, Arnant
Ancoin. ?. A. DeManade, and
Octave Rossignol are we'll known
and skjlful Brlckmason> sot TINS
Town.
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Publi Notice.

Is hereby given to my trieuds
public in general that l have ceassS
any connection with the Louis,ans
BILE Life insurance Company Of
leans, having resigned my positios y
raj agent OF said Company since Il.
January last 1879. All policy hol11
hereby notified that settlemsnts
miums must be made by them At -
OF the Company in New Orleans.
JUST con-
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-Ozeme Naquin. and Honore
Champagne, are good .Eng'neerS
who are prepared to undertake
anv work in that line of 1uslness.
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Buy Halls Plow from 3 i;
Grjsamore corner st. Philip and
Market streets.
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See Baum's wonderful new
INSTRUMENTATION first page.
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The good people of Thibo
laux can attend church every
Sunday at st. ~Josaph's C:'fh"ilt
Church, st. Johns Episcoral
Church, and semi monthly in the
Presbyterian Church. The ro'"
ored people have regular weekly
services i'm their African NJ. f.
Church, their VI. L. Church and
BAPTIST Churches.
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Full stock of Hats. Boots ano
Shoes at J. D. MacliadO.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY co.

This Institution was regu-
larly incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of S 200, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t mener scales or
postpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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Chew JACKsON'S BEST Sweet
Navy::TObac Geo.
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1850 Prizes, amounting to..-... SIlO.4Oo
EYF Applications for Aoencies or Rates
to Clubs should only be made to the office
at New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for
further information, or send orders to
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Read j. d. Machado's won
derful advertisement in to-days
issue.
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-Chapped hands. A few drops
of Johnson's AnodyRe Lia}ment
rubbed into the hands occasional
ly will keep them soft and free
from soreness. Soldiers, sailors
and fisherman should remember
this. 1t is the best Liniment IN the
world for any purpose.
A neighbour of ours lost a va'u
able mare recently, it is sato'eo
from bots. If he had nSrd 2oc-nts
worth of Sheridda's Cdfatfy Con
dition Powders he would have
been driving his pretty ClseStnu'
today. Sorry for your, Dortnr
These powders are Immensely
valuable.
Very Rev. G. NJ. Menard r"
quests us to convey his most
heartfelt thanks to ea"h an'
every person who contributed 10
wards the success of the late TAI
for the benefit of lis Chnrcii, es
peciaIly to:
The New Orleans Picayane
Times. Democrat, Morning star
and Propagateur CathoFiqne to-
their generous notices OF the fan
in their respective publications..
To the ThibodeauX S. G. b. st
Bridget's b. B. of Terrehonne
St. Joseph's S. G. Is. and to tn
College Band fortheir very enter
tanning musical selections wllici
formed one of the main attraction
of the OCCASION.
To those who contributed thei
time and labor towards erectin;
and adjoining the various stands
as we'll as to those ladies' and gen
tlemen who presided over them
and who by their untiring effort
anG generous zeal secured th'
success Of the fair.
To all who donated objects q
value, of fancy and of utility. an,
particularly to Mrs. N. Z. Hess
who surpassed all others in TIN
extent of her donations, and VIII
deserves especial mention on TIL
account.
70 MesSrs. Frank Hoffman an
ii. Tetrean for the gratu.tOuS us
of their conveyanceS in transport
ing the excursionists from the DIX
pot to the fair grounds, and bacl
again in the evening.
Finally, to the public in grnel
al Of this and neighboriag Parish
eS, and to the Very urspectabi
,conconrse of excursio"iSts iron
New Orleans. ali of whom cuntri
bnted by THEN generous impulse
and open handed %llhprality tt
wards the eminent success whic
attended the fair.
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CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.

100000 Tickets at Two Dol.
lars Zach. Half Tickets 81.