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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

when a pair of lovers are sitting
alone in the parlor conversing about
lore aud other sentimental things, the
suddeness with which the young man
changes the subject to domestic econo-
my when the lady's paternal parent
Unexpectedly enters the room almost
makes the young mans collar button
fy off.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A Girl who is red-headed and cross
eyed and wears number eleven brogans
can be advertised all over the country
as a beautiful creature by committing
some crime. Who ever heard OF a
female horsethlef or murderess who
wasn't lust lovely?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

Some fellow who has been there saws
the man who wrote Nothing is imros'
sible.' never tried TO ind the pocket OF
his wife's dress, when il was hanging
up m a clothes press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

why don't you come in out Of the
ran?' said good natured dominic 10
ragged Irishman. Sure it's ay no
consequence. yer riverence,' returned
Pat: me clothes B 50 full Of holes
they won't hold wather.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

The Lord loveth a cheerful giver,'
but it doesn't count for man who puts
tSentj five cents in the contribution
box on Sunday, and then makes his
wife economize on butter during the
remaiulcr of the week in order 10 make
up FOX it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

The Massachusetts papers are dis
cussiug the question, May cousins
narry? We should hope so. We don't
see why a cousin hasn't as good a right
10 marry as brother, or an uncle, or a
son, or sister.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A grateful policeman was at break
fast on Sunday morning wrestling with
a niece of remarkably tough veal. His
vile sald TO him, you always cay there s
something TO be thankful for in every
thing. | guess you'd be pdzzled to end
anytmnr. to be thankful for in that
veal .Notat ALL he cheerlully re-
-ponded. stopping to breathe L was
lust thinking how grateful we saould be
That We met il when it was young
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

Man loves aud runs away. Woman
brings action for breach of promise, and
gets damages. Woman loves, and she
rides away. Man brings his action,
and gets hooted out of court.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

In making soup OF any kind, FIRST catch
what you inteud TO put III. A yolun-
teer Ingredient. that jumps in, is not
the proper caper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

why, Frankly exclaimed the moth.
er at the summer boarding.house, Il
never knew you TO ask FOR a second
piece Of pie at home.' I knew 1t sas
not any use.' replied Frankly. quietlss
as he proceeded With bis pie eating.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUsTICEs OF THE PEACE.

D.v7s D1sr.-Dr. G. a. Brown, obed Funk snd
'sT SToSxwS1I-J. NJ II. Grsbin, Eli Cofeit, snowden
InsxsTox-J "i1sTr; H. Rodefer, Martin strickler'
Levi II. CulerS. ,u ro,oas I
Coffman, Samuel Rinker. ., ,,,,,r.. 1ocob
AsHBY-Saml. Hanman, samuel hlhSree' '"00'
~ LTT.~Christian Shirley, D. p. zirkle, John M'
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

The paragrapher who labors six hours
and half grinding out five orglnal
Jokes and then labels them idle Mo-
ments' has 4 keen appreciation Of hu-
NOR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A moralist says the fewer feathers a
woman has on her bonnet in this
world, the more she will have on her
wings in the next; but most prefer them
now
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A little girl who was much pelted
said: L like sitting on gentlemen
knees better than on ladies' don't you,
map
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

Why is the North Pole like an Illicit
whisky mandatory Because it's q
secret still.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

To Hanlan: A stitch 10 time saves
nine, but stitch in .he side loses tho
race.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

All work and no play makes Jack q
dull boy.' Very few Jacks will become
dull boys If left to themselves.
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P O E TIC AL
THE WILLIAM GOAT.

THE WILLIAM GOAT.
Mary had William Goat,
And he was black as jet
He foil owed Mary round all day,
He liked her ! you just bet
he went with her to school one day,
The teacher kicked him out,
Tt made the children grin, you know,
To have the goat put out.
Bat though old whackem kicked him out,
Yet still be fingered near,
He waited Just outside the door, r.
TIL whsckem did appear.
Then William ran to meet the man
He ran his level best,
And met him just behind, you know,
Down jusHbelow the vest.
Old whackem turned tonnerssult,
The goat stood on his head,
And Mary laughed herself so sick
She had to go to bed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

Sun bonuets have TO work only one
day in the week, but tloy break the
sabbath to do 1t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08

A single hair IN the hash doesat
make a game breakfast.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-08
Hotel Cards.
T7HE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

= IT
a WOODSTOCK VA.
This house is new, and has been refurnished in
,he hest style. The table Will be supplied at as
si,aas With the best the market affords. The bar
viii b. stocked With the best Of liquors, such ali
nurs home made whisky and apple brandy, bottled
And draft beer, brown stout Fnd porter. NO pans
III "a ana rad 10 insure the comforts Of guests.
E1- dood stabbling and experienced eosters-
NJ. GEARY, Proprietor.
Feb. .sfe-n.f
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Democratic. Republican. Julyer.
lOO92 5,367 6,279
FOR CONGRESS.
Democratic. Republican,. JulFer.
9,938 l,O29 lO.eoo
-Four thousand three hundred an d
thirty eight (4,33S) Republicans who
voted for Garfield joined hauds with the
6. .279 Julyer voles and gave Paul the
O.6QO votes which elected him. AL
most to vote the majority Paul receiy-
ed over the Julyer electoral ticket was
the majority Garfield received over the
Republican congressional ticket. Or
the C Conservative people 0! his district,
Allen received majority OF at least
5000 votes.
In no part Of the Commonwealth
nor perhaps in the country, was more
splendid fight made than by Connally
Trigg ia the Ninth. Nominated in bis
absence and without his solicitation, ht
began bis canvass with majority o
5000 against him, aud led his forlorn
hope with knighty courage and in
domitable spirit that conquered all but
the insuperable. More than 500 vote
OF thri majority be swept away, and bu
for the Republican vote 3 received bl
his opponent would have easily won.
Unhapily, the result ofthe campaign
10 the Union did not correspond will
our fortune in Virginia. But there i
no cause for alarm or despair at thi'
result; least Of all. is there excuse FOL
the suggestion, at once most ungenerou'
and impOlilic. that the time has com!
for Virginia TO abandon the Natlona
Democracy. Every consideration o
interest and Of gratitude forbids.- -
Wherever and whenever, for tiiteel
years, the northern democracy have
suffered defeat, the supreme cause oil IL
overthrow has been its sympathy Sith
and labors for the South.
IL las borne without murmur th
fatal burden Of our friendship, and la
witnessed it, heritage OF States 0Hiudl
and vanish under storm resi-iless an
apparently unabalug. ever drecte'
against its alleged devotion TO the taus
1 OF 'ihe rebels" The staple OF all th'
derunciatIon 1t suffers, and the Dtlucips
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The late homicide in Donald
sonville growing ont Of personal
disputes in regard to the proprie
ty Of the Sunday Law, enacted
by the Police jury of Ascension
Parish, is another evidences of
the foolishness OF men indulging
in such disputes, beyond u point
that reason and common sense
indicates as the length to which
disputes should extend.
This was simply q matter of
law that could have been DECIDED
by the conrtS, which were the on
~ competent tribunal to which
they should be referred.
Men have no reason to make
public questions grounds of per.
sOnal difficulties and then pro.
ceed to settle them as Gibson
and Green did OH the streets of
DonaldSonyille. The death OF
Green proved nothing, and set
tied no disputed point. It was a
useless loss Of life, that could do
no good, could effect nothing but
injury and bring sorrow upon in
nOcent persons.
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Sill ence reigns among the roll
ing mills. The employees are all
out on a strike, and as far as we
are able to learn only two mills
in the country are running. On
June LIST the arrangement which
had been III effect the past year
between employers and employee
closed. The employees in the
Pittsbnrg district demanded work
on a basis of $3.50 per ton for pud
ding, and in the western district
$500 per ton. The owners of the
LacIede Mill in this city offered to
give the demaad, on condition
that if the employees Of any..other
mill in this district should 20 to
work at less figure that the
same basis should obtain here.
This the workmen refused and
the mill was closed, and with all
others is likely to remain closed
for thirty to sixty days.The result
OF this strike will be looked for
with the most intense interest. as
it constitutes a Ringing point in
the iron business OF the future.
1t is question Of employees or
employers running the business.
journal of Commerce June 1880.
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Worthy Emulation.
Result ofG Conference Betveen q
Small Green Apple and a
Banana Peel.

II just rolled out here from the
grocery" said the little green APP
pie, as it paused OH the sidewalk
tor a moments chat with the ba
mana peel II am waiting here FOL
a boy. Not IA small, weak, deli
cate boy" added the little green
apple, proudly, '.but Il great hi.
boy-a great bulky, strong, Ieatll
er-lunged. noisy, tifteen-year-ol.
der, aud little as | aun I0u will
see the double up that boy to
night, aud make him vail and
howl and:yell. Oh, I'm small,
but I'm good for II ten. acre field
of boys, and don't you forget it,
All the boys in Burlington" the
little green apple went on, with
just a shade OF plying contempt
I'D its voice, "couldn't fool around
me as any one OF them fools a.
round a banana"
"BOys seem to he your game
draWled the banana peel, lazily
"well, [ suppose they are just a.
bout strong enough to afford you
a little amusement. For my own
part I like to take somebody OF
my own size. Now here comes
the kind of mau | generally dc
business wiki. He is large aud
strong, it is true, but"
Aud just then a South Hill mel
chant, who weighs about 231
pounds when he feels right good,
came along, and the banana peel
Just caught him by the foot, lift
ed lin about as high as tue avn.
ing post, turned him over, bang
ed him down OH a potato basket.
aattenning IL out until it looked
like Il splint doormat, and the
shock Jared everything loose in
the show window. And then
while the fallen merchant, from
various quarters of the globe, his
silk hat from the gutter, his spec
tac!es from the celler. his handker
chief from the tree box, his cane
from the show.window, aud Que
ofh;s. shoes from the eaves.trougl,,
and q boy ran for the doctor, the
-
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little green apple blushed red and
shrunk a little back out of sigh,
covered with awe and mortified
tiOD.
"Ah," it thought. ~ wonder
if 1 can ever do that? Alas! hoy
vain / was, and yet how poor and
weak aud useless / am in this
world"
Blu: the banana peel comforte@
it and babe it look NJ and take
heart. aud do we'll what he had I'd
t. do, aud labor for the good OF
the cause in its own useful sphere,
"True," said the banana peel, q
you cannot lift up a 2OO-pound
man and break q cellar door
with him, but you can give him
the cholera mOrbus, aud if you
do your part the world will feel
your power and the medical col.
leges will call you blessed"
And then the green apple smi.
led, and looked UP with grateful
bushes on its face, and thanked
the banana peel for its encoura'
glng counsel. And that very
night all old father. who writes
thirteen hours a day, and a pa
tient mother who was almost rea.
dy to sink from WEAKNESS, and a
nurse and a doctor sat up until
nearly morning with a thirteen>
year old boy, who was all twisted
mp in the shape of a 3, while all
the neighbors on that block sa,
up and listened and pounded
their pillows and tried to sleep.
and wished that boy would eithe,
die or get we'll.
And the little green apple was
pleased, and its last words we've;
cat last | have been of some lit.
tie Use in this great, wide world
Harrington Hawkeye.)
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in unmistakable accents as TO his
political genius, the rich and mel
low music of many a wealthy
synagogue proclaims thr0' this
broad land his religious loyalty.
True, the jew has his faults,
but. has not the Christian his 2
sThe jew" say his detractors. "is
deceitful'' - the expressions of
1000 years have made him SO.
"He is clannish aud suspicious"
what wonder if he clinSs to his
own people, when the whole
world has, until within a few
years been his sworn foe. Verify
ChrlstendOm by it's trand and
faiSehood has forced suspicion in
to his very soul! Hear the poets
passionate song of fifty years ago:
Tribrs.of the wandering foot and
weary breast,
When shall we fly away and be
at 1est?
THE wild dove hath her nest, the
fox his cave,
Mankind, their country-Israel,
out the grave"
And now, ladies and gentle
men, in conclusion / know not il
the prophetic utterances of the
Bible point to the restoration O.
the jew to his own beloved lanl
or to a coming day "When Jew
and Greek Que prayer shall pour
With eager feet one temple
throng ; with grateful praise one
God adore,'' but I do know tina
the day III which we live shoult
be the morning Of the world t;
all the down tr0dden aud oppre!
sed of men. See OH our mountain
top stands a lone watcher! hi.
eyes are far set upon tire eastern
sky-he is watching for the mort
ing. Below in the dark valleys
the world Of weary ones, wait hi
world. Look bow the first fain
blush sntfuSes the eastern hor
ION. He shouts, "It is morning
mornings" Aud now let every
thing that has breath join the di;
pason grand, and send it's ecloe
through eternity itself. sit il
morning, the morning Of Cod
eternal day soon. soon it sllal
golden into the moOnti.!e of Hi
love for the all REASONED one; An,
there shall be no night there!!
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Parish School Board
SESSION 1.
THIBODAUX. La

TH1BODAUX. La, June l6. IN
The newly commissioned Board az =.
lie School Directors. viz Thomas A NJ
eaux, Thomas l.: Winder. Edward a..
chard, William II. Raglan and Silas i. a.
Winder Mt 4 O'Clock p. NJ. !. y
On notion DR.. E. Blanchard M. 8.
to the chair. Un
On notion a committee on cr.a...,
was appointed consisting of w. n 49,
and I. A. Badeaux.
The committee reported that thew IL
amlnst the commissions of ThOmas a ~
eaux Silas I. GrisamOle. Edward RI...x
ard, William H. Raglan and Thomas I. ~
der and find said commissions in dnA
legalfOrrn, bearing date New Orleans i.
MayS5th, $780, signed IS. n. M.PsA'
Lieutenant aud Acting Governor Of ~
lana and Edwin H. Fay State N,,,ss.
tendent and Elk otficiO Secretary e ~
BOard," and atested by the Great Ss.I =
tbeState Of Louisiana.
II was resolved that the Board nro.~ss
to- permanent organisation.
/ ". Thomas A. Badeaux was unan;m-
lyelected President OF the Board.
PR. :. I. GrisamOre was 'unapimoas,
escted Secretary Of the Board.
The following claims were then nrs
81, against the board in favor of
bwler, for one Historical Chart for n.
the Guion ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ri
j. A. Trone, for chalk, STATIONERY Is a
for Guion Academy -
J. ]. Grisamore, for repairing roof
OF Onion Academy NO
5. I. GrisaMOre. for l heating stove
and sds. for Corporation School. u =
Moses Baptist Church, for one half
of cistern and conducting pipes. 80
Falgout, for nails. locks &c. for Va
cherie school hOuse........ N ~
r @
T'tal. ,el
On motion an appropriation of SIN
Was made to par the above claim. ~
first five to be paid out of funds beIsneilt
to District No. !, and the latter on
funds belonging to District No. 9.
A claim OF the Directors of the cbrryA
situated at Laurel Valley lane for rent
ring the year 1873 was presented ana
claim refused.
On motion the Board adjourned 70 -
on Tuesday June 24tl.. 1880 ut I oded
p. NJ.
T. A. BADEAUX, Prrsibent
5. T. GRIsAMoRE, Secretary.
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= If you want boots or shoes
made with the best materials,
call at The Blue Store.

In ~Io,ca.-Burdette Finds cheal
Fuel saw a hay-buraing ccok
stove IN Great Bend !; a most in,
genious arrangement, that l au
not going to try to describe. Ii
Is loaded in great cylinders, and
you keep II number of loaded
cylinders, lying around, like IA r.
volver, and the prairie land abou,
you furnishes you with wood and
coal. 1t burns with an intense
heat and does not burn very rapid
ly.
''You bet it burns with a hear
OF heat" said Dave Heller, I'll
have tried it."
$50 cook with 2" I asked limo
Gently.
"Yes," said David, s'to cook =
| asked.
"rwo horses and a wagon be
said.
"Weren't you pretty hungry !"
! asked in wonder.
"Not very" he said, II had Just
finished stacking Il lot of lay
when a prairie fire came along
and caught me at it,"
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The assistant editor of: the
Gretna Courier has commenced
his old game Of joking for which
he was famous ln the years long
gone and past. Iu fact we are
rather lnbersome now whether
iona swallowed the fish Or wheth
er the fish swallowed iona. Per
llaps Grissy eau tell - Sugar
Planter:
-Jona didn't swallow the
whole. He will not swallow Gar
fish either. But when his musical
faculties are brought forth he is
death on Hvams.
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I-L
1t is the custom in many of
the Southern banks to have u lit
tie placard set up asking the Gus
TONERS to subscribe to the New
Book, just out, by the late Gen'l
J. B. Hood, Published for The
Ho9d Orphan Memorial Fund.-
by Gent q. T. Beauregard. Man
ladies' in the South have become
book peddlers aud they smile
sweetly on their. admirers, who
purchase u copy OF the book tor
themselves, and induce their
frieds to do the same. See adver
tisement III another column.
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The Morgan City Review

The Morgan City Review
takes exception TO a statement
that We made "that some years
ago there were % licensed coffee
houses, now there are not more
than half dozen," and insists
that there are Is places where
liquid comfort Can be had.
Our information was obtained
from a citizen Of Morgan City.
We know thai liquor is sold in
many stores, but We Imagine that
our informant was very nearly
right, as he spoke of coffee houses
alone, not Of all places where Il
.quor could pc had. ,
We hope that Nj. Voodcock;
will not fly oft III . tangent.
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INDORSE 1T.

The Recorder, Americas, GA,
says: "Clerks, Senators, Repre>
sentatives, Doctors, Lawyers, Git
zens, in public aud private life,
are testifying by the thousands.
and over their own signatures.
that . remedy has been found fol
Nrigh:'s Disease Ut the Kidneys
aud for Diabetes; these are re
epectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure aud
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure"
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1t will be ON August %, two
weeks from to, morrow, that the
splendid excursion to New Iberia
given hy the members Of, Thibo-
daux Fire Go. No. l, and Home
Hook aud Ladder Go. No. l, will
fake place.
No more agreeable time or Pc
riol eau be had for a view Of the
Prairies Of the Attackapas than
this excursion will afford to the
participants. No pains will be
spared to render the trip agreea
bic and pleasant to every one.
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UNQUESTIONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. and urinary diseases
is 50 iully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonialsfro well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
err
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During the session Of the
Radical Congressional Conven-
ton tllis week, we had very pleas
ant calls from Mr.. Tucker, editor
Of that stanilch cOlored organ,
The L~oulsianiaii ; from Mr.. Gray
Of the new, spicy and enterpris-
ing Free Press of Morgan City,
AL | from Linden Bentley the edi
tor Of the excellent Donaldson
VII Z Chief.
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The Brass Band at Marks
vile wants a competent Instruc.
tor. Here is all opening for
some competent musician, Marks
vile, we know to be a nice pleas.
ant town i'll the open prairie,
and the citizens are sOciablc and
clever.
Any information can be had
by addressing the "Marksville
Bulletin"
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CAUTION.-All persons reqnir-
ing a license to carry on their
business, would do well TO call at
the Tax Collectors Office and
take ont the same, aud avoid
costs aud penalty.
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d uique Kramer, residing
3Lthe Malagay settlement was
,lkflled a few days age, by Il limb
of tree (which fell upon him,
crushing his skull.
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IS. T.. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon aud carriage spokes,
and felloes, plow handles, pillow
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
blow shares.
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FOR RENT large and con
:venient store, situated corner
Main and St. Lonis streets.
Apply to T. VERRIER,
Main st, Thibodaux.
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Persons wanting fine materials
for domestic OIL solree usr, should
yisit the Blue Store,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-08-07

-Schtol Teachers will find
something for their information
jim the advertising columgs.