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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
Redjusters' Meeting at Abing-


Pursuant to a call made by the chair
man of the Readjuster party of WASH
ington Co., mass meeting was held at
the Court House on Monday last.
On motion Capt. j. II. Wood was call
ed to the chair, and in a neat and APP
propriate manner explained the oject Of
the meeting. w. F. Rhea and W. II.
Mitchell were elected secretaries of the
meeting. A preamble and resolutions
were offered by Col. A. Fulkerson, and
unanimously adopted. (For want Of
space these must 20 over to our next is
sue.
On motion Of G.. w. Ward the meet
ing proceeded to the election Of dele
gates and slternates 70 the Readiuster
convention to assemble in Richmond OH
the 9TH Of July next.
On motion one delegate and alternate
from each Dist. and one delegate for the
county ut large were elected.
Delegate at large, Col. A. Fulkerson.
Abingdon dist, Floyd 3. Hurt; alter
nate Robt. Keys; Saliyille, Jonas $.
Kelley, alternate Jno. d. Blackwell;
llolsion VIM. Pruucr, alternate VIM.
b. Printz; Goodson j. +. Keller, alter
nate. DR.. r. c. Craig; Kinderhooi II.
G. White, alternate G. Z. Crumley:
North Fork j. y. Mongle, alternate
John Tickle; Glade Spring Jno. NJ. Da-
Wis, alternate w. G.. Edmondson.
On motion, G. w. Ward, d. f. Bailey
and j. II. Wood were elected general
delegates, and authorized 10 east the
vote Of any district not represented.
NO further business appearing the meet
ing adjourned sine die.
j. II. WOOD, Chairman.
W. F. RHEA,
w, II, MuCHFtI( Cecretat.iea
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
"women Ncvcr Think

If the grabbed old bachelor who utter
ed this sentiment could but witness the
intense thought. deep study and thor
ongh investigation of monen in deter
mining the best medicines to keep their
families well, and would note their sa-
gacity and wisdom in selecting Hop Bit
lers as the best, and demonstrating Il by
keeping their families In perpetual
health, at mere nominal expense, he
would be forced to acknowledge tina,
snch sentiments are baseless aud false
Picdyune.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

rrHuArs judge rIurtrR has done a
'sntlblc thing, IA be has certaloly done
graceful one Ia declining the deg wal
low ior the Bcc for Congress IN MA par,
w. he goca into the iron busIpees and
lsaves The hrass business n Randolph
and rstti,Nn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

THE Conservative Convention met
last Wednesday in Richmond, and after
a brief session adjourned, having nomi-
mated an electoral ticket and appointed
delegates to the Cincinnati convention.
We do not see from the published pro-
ceedings the names Of many Readjusters
among those present. DR.. Mofett, II.
G. AZ and jams Barbour. IRE among
the number. Senator Quesonberry Of
Caroline was made temporary chairman.
and II. G. Allen, ex-speakcr Of the
House Of Delegates was made pcrma-
nent chairman, The resolutions are
brief bu' pointed. Speeches were made
by Hon. John Goode, DR.. Monrtt, Jas.
Barbour, and Maj. Daniel. From this
Dist. Daniel Trigg and j. D. Johnston
were appointed delegates to Cincinnati,
and Robt. Mcclellan and r. r. Henry
alternates Eector Gen. Pridemore,
Mai. Daniel, Gen. Terry, James Bar
bour and DR.. MoTett were elected dele
gates for the State at large, and Capt.
p. W. Mckinney and Gen. Echolls cleo
tors for the State At large.
The platform declares for the Nation
al Democracy, and against the Presiden-
tial steal Of 1873.
A new State committee was elected
with Senator A. Koiner as chairman.
Committeeman for this Dist, j. p. KEEL
ley, CT. Trlgg, and r. W, Spindle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

with Rlchmnnd \ Tan
willie ltailfoai fof W "
MoNr strivlsg a. sSI
FH ErHuv yonrticA
sis 10 KicHNnKB via
BrkkViLLE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
Condensed Time Table.
o.
ATLANTIC, HISS. 4 OHIO RAIL R0ln.
In EFFEcr NAY 18TH. 1880.
Going West.
Ar pETERsbUno,

With Richmond n 70.
isfsburF Railroad ~
Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore and the kAsi,
ani the springs Along
The line of ChesspsAts
4 Ohio II n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

With Richmond 4 nan
Vile x g. f1f greens.
bofo. Charlotte and ibe
springs IN west. n g.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

pie in the world. esrecialIy found a
home wiki Nessrs c. slemp. Jno. Razor
DR., EdmOnds, j. Olinger, J. a. G. Hy-
aIle, and J. Carter. Col. Slemp il the
able Representative. Respectfully,
j. /. DUFF.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

WE think the Abingdon yIRgISIAN is
little mistaken as TO come Of Mr..
Ayers appointments. or the nine
Enumcrators for Washington county
four are ReadJusters, viz: Mcssrs. Hor-
tenstine, Fugate, Roberts, and Sanders.
or the nine for Scott, six are Readiust-
crs, viz: Messrs. Tate, Quillen, Adding
ton, Bond, Manus and Carter. If this IL
correct, and we think It IL, Il shows 10
Readiustcra TO 8 Punders.
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AT PETFRaBUno.

with nirhmond AID ~
irfshufr " X A pNiefs.
hufH RuAi Tor N,ldtn.
WILMINGTON and The
sonih essi
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Going East
couute, 90, ts,lva 4
At LYsensUao,

with ylfginis Midland
Y u fot Washington,
Baltimore, rhiisdslphts
and New York aud Tor
snville, Greensboro
\ Fofih ard South tsr
ola points
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

sissiasf, ~ ~ Line
uli hnmininn. snd Nsr
ehanis' a MIXERS Ttau.
SEPARATION 20 Tor val
iimats, NsW York and
llnllnn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
AT LYNnllnuRn.

with vifpinia Midlard
V V 10 snd from North
and south
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PULLMAN CARS.


PULLMAN CARS. Washington 10 New
Orleans, via T.. nchburg AMI Bristol
LEIGHTON sLEfPERS Lynchhurr To
Memphis tvia NJ. 4. @. Il. Il. without
change
First Cla's and Emigrani Tictes 10 sii
principal ,oinis WEST and NORTHWEST
~ low ~ hv any other MI Rail Line. g.
>eSy- fMtGR MIS- CARRIED on Etnrp.s
Trnlns--.lt0 pounds Of baggage allowed 10
each full .iclet' and 10 pounds IN each lnlf
ticket rnrr. Children between b aud ~
yenrs charged half rates. under five yeare
FRfE.
Thia road comprises an important link ~
tho OLD iiFLlAbbB v GtNtA6 TfNN.
AIR ilNE. offering UNSURPASSED ~.
cILlrlEs FIR the sSptdiiinus hal dlluc M
freight 10 md TO n, m ile NORTH, anrTu
and VEST, issuing THROUGH HiLLS nF
bADlNH 10 NJ principal poih's = omn,
adin Nmeni ~ claims Road nd upev
eeli'd Management Unsquail,d, Ion
neciinns Sure.
nss3aNo irtoble IN anawer lsiiers
For Tickets, Rates Map nm. & nj sss
apply TO
lis. BROWN, 0erl Tn,vttia, Aor
Lynohburf Va.
NM OSBORNE, Mfrsn ~ rnlsa.
Petersburg, Va,
rRlNK HUogR, STIR. Talsn
Lynchhuvq, Va.
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. At BRisT0,., with
Fast Tenn " A a. v
X Tor Knoxville, Chsi.
tssooga and I'll points
In 0sg gia Aidbamq,
DHnsssfs tfasissi mt
Tho nSR SDs'h iefsf
mt Norih.ircst and Tor
CinriBpHff and points
along The ,iincif natl 81.
Railroad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

Blank deeds on tough Bond paper NJ
yqi News printing wen
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25
Letter From scott

STIcKLEYvILLE, LEE Co. Val
May IL, lSS0.I
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-25

sepe lslalr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-24
No. SS.l AN ACT.

To provide for the protection aad '.'9deff't
tion of completed pIlblic ieTees III con
iunction with the police iuries of the seV
eral parishes of the State ; TO prescribe
the manner in which lcveeS may be Gu,
far rice flam.s, roads aud machinery anu
tn uroyide means for the payment OF the
expenses attending thus work, aud 20 pro
vide penalties and punishments ior the
violation of the provisions OF this sact'
and violations Of parochiai ordinances
made in conformity with tins aeS
Section /. Be Il euacte1 By the Genera rs
sembLy of the Sttte Of LoetsGlsd. As5 Tue
no,ics iuries of the several parishes oi TINS
state are hereby invested With the manage
ment and control of all completed pdpi,'
Ieveas of this State which may require pap
lie care for protection and preservation
and thew are hereby authorized am fe
ulired to make such laws as NAV oe h h3oes
sary and proper for their repair. l,fesers' $,
tion and protection, and 20 regulate IN
| manner in which the sane may DE GU. Ao'
| rice fumes Or other purposes cr.
Sec. ,. Be II further cssnctea. e'e.' ~
police iuries shall divide theif feSoeceis
parishes into Ievee warts or distress, ~
! ,nno;nt overseers therefor. ana unsIl sue
| t;me. When said division can be ;n!de: IN
rood wards As AZ present laid aTrt Saaii con
sfidute leyee wards. aud the road oyefa5ef
shall act as .evee ovarseers. Iha5 10 stal
he the duty of the said ievec oyerseefs, o
the approach Of high water IN eaei sea'
| to cause all eaeuings and cHts in the ieFee
tn he renaired and fille1 up Al the expehS
of,b,se persons xho may have Es;Ile si,ih'
and in default OF payment from sd'd pa
tias 70 he paid by the parish; and T. nav
tille,I m ard repaired. all cuts, holes al
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i'eVGfted oil the return 90 the party OF the
Inil amount OF the license which may have
oaen paid Tor such privilege, and sad aulIlo
rites may, at any time, when any hume
shall become unsafe from decay of material
or other cause, require the person using it
10 have saIae taken up and replaced in Il
saeurs an. substantial manner. and they
shall alS6 require all parties to drain of
from tho foot OF the ievee, ON the the llrd
side, the water that may accumulate there
iiuWillg from the fumes that they NAV use:
aud should any danger arise from neglect
vi this provision, it shall work "a forfeiture
of Il. .ir license.
Sec. l.. BE ii further enacted, eic. That it
hall be lawful for any person in this State,
desiring to cut any public evee made and
kept III by the state, parish. specal or cen
egal levee district authority, for the p,,r-
pose ol using the same as a roadway for tra
vel or hauling or for the purpose OF plac,nr
therein iron piping Tor the use of nachi,,
cry: a.,.oriG{cd that he shall have obtained
from tho police inry OF the parish where
said evae may be- situated perri:ssion to
make said work and have de- ositel in tbe
parish treasury q sufficient amount of mon
ey 10 rei;i SAID cn9 the sa'd Amount OF de
post to be ascertained at the rate Of TWEEN
ty-iive cents per cubic Jarti ofreliliipg tc be
tiade' an vi WHICH Woih sh'i oe u'he I'M
der tae Supervision CT the overseer OF the
| levae WARD o. OF inspector of leveas appoin
! ted by the Board III State Engineers, us pro
Videa - se,'i' Ten;
| See. .. ne 70 j''1ssr enacted. etc., That
any person 'ioiiIihS lhe provisions o' the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-24
Pickets i! PicEets :!

seven and Eight Feet
quantity for sale cheap by ). u.
MACHADO.
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Take Notice.

That by Resolution of the Police Jury
at the session held on the 9Th day of April
1880. Resolved that the building Of the
Bridge over the Bayou Rampapon, be re-
advertised for sale by the President of tie
Police Jury, at the Court House door int the
TOW OF Thihodaux at u o'clock ". on sat
urlay the Sth day Of May next 1890, to the
lowest bidder.
The same bids to !be according to plan
and specifications on file in the Office OF
George w. Squres Secretary of the Police
Jury Parish of Lafourche.
The contractor to furnish security in ar
amount equal to the bid to perform his cor
tract in n proper manner and to use only
good material. Work to be paid for on con
pletion OF the same and when accepted.
GEO. w. SQUIRES,
Secretary.
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The Annual Fair to he given

Il. The Annual Fair to hc given
at st. Joseph's Church on Aprli
y. 2J. ami 26 Will be equa! TO any
Of the pleasing entertainments
heretofore given by tue energetic
ladies OF that Church.
Nothing will left undone to rem
der the entire programme a per
feet success. Visitors from all
the surrouding Parishes aud New
Orleans will be there, so that j
pleasant Opportunity for friends
to meet in social communion viii!
be afforded.
The Ladies of Lafonrche never
do things by halves, andowhen
they say that the approaching
Fair is going to be a fne and ex~
cel!ent one the visitor may make
ND his mind that it will be a
splendid one.
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TOWN HALL,

. u III " 0rhln. &c5. . 20
Respectfully Submitted.
lSigned) JOS. T. THlB0DEAUI,
Treasurer
|. April 9th. 1880. 3A
The following claims approved ny .fha
finance committee were presented and on.
motion duly seconded an appropriation q
Three hundred and Twenty aud @oIio4
Dollars was made to pay the SAME by the
Yeas: Azema, Blanchard, Tabor, and
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j u s II ID u +.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale
! OF this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
| ,haa .Nr,s otial Fund. which is invested in
United States Reg! stored Bonds for the nur
turc. care. support and education Of the
ten infants deprived of then parents last
summer at New Orleans. tthe melancholy
incidents ot Which sad bereavement :,rs
stl. fresh IN the public 1r.l)
TIE h;oA is d1s ticfapt OciGre. continuing
400 i,ages ,rifh It ytine p!ao!ograph Ihencss
,.s.a q fine stce! eagrariHG haade expressly
for IRIS rmk. ioRr large naps of Raiie
PEI Is. bound il, h4nds3Die tray Ergtist
Sktcg I;inotng, ,-iM Harbie Edge. THREE
isoLLAES AID tIFTY CENT,-in Halt
i3oa;;a .iloio 90, ii1','nY stye, FOUl: Dol
LARS NJ IL bcst Larnnt I'rkeg Morocco,
taH GiA Sides. FIVE DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person remit
tin. i,y mail or express, of the amount in d
registered letter Or by il postal order, bank
draft, or check Il cupy will be ininiediateiy
sent free OF postage, registered as secon,-
class matter.
The volume is publishcd in the best style
Of Typography, on elegant paper, with II
lustrations, executed do highest specimens
of art.
The author the subject. the purpose, al
alike render it worthy place in every Ii
brary,-on every desk or upon the booi.
shelf of every house in the country
4ye'.ts rcanted i,s eoeryl torn and country
IN les United StaaeS, G,I a preference ,ct!t
be gircn to honorab!y discharged peterans
| 7ron, The army,
To the Ladies, who feel q desire to ex-
press their sympathy with The Hood Or
| pl,np Memorial Fund the sale of this book
among their circle of friends, will afford an
| excellent way OF contributing substantial
| aid to so deservin. cause
| FOR TER AIS. RATES TO AGENTS.
ET:' ADDRESS WITH FULL PARTICU
| LARS,
| (sei.N'E.(s. K. EsH;AaEsEdsAA
| PUBLISHER ON BEHALF OF THE
| HOOD MEMORIAL FUND.
! New Orleans, La.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
John Howard VS.. No. $50 Solomon Williams

Justice Court of George ". Squires, Second
Ward Parish of Lafourche
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4 Rnchester plusiciaNi I'm

A Rochester Physiciaa' Erperi
ence.-R. Caukins, NJ. d., OF Ro-
chester, n T., certiiies Oct. 9th,
1879, that he has used the Safe
Kidney and L.er Cure III his
practice for diseases of the kid
neys and liver, and the result has
been satisfactory in the extreme.
lie SAYS ;"i would now prescribe
the same remedy TO AL similarly
afflicted, and yoa are at liberty
to so state in your testimonials.
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Ward Parish of Lafourche
John Howard VS.. No. $50 Solomon Williams.
DY VIRTUE Z OF A WRIT OF iFIERI FA-
- cias emanaring from the above enti-
tied and numbered cause. Il have seized
and will offer tor sale at public auction pur
suant to law tO4.he last and highest bidder
at the Court House IN the Town of Thibo-
daux ut II O'Clock M. on Saturday the oath.
day Of April 1880, the following described
property tO-wit:
One Cart and Harness.
Two Bay Mares.
One Sorrel Colt.
One Sorrcl Horse.
Terms of Sale. Cash on the Spot in Uni
| ted States Treasury Notes, to pay. and sat
isfy, the principal interest and costs in the
| above suit.
| March 30th, 1880.
| II. w. FROST,
| Constable Second Ward
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IS. +. Grisamore has a corn
planter and corn sheller which
will be disposed of at low prices.
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Corner Green and Lavee Streets.
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Iheophle 1hibodaux Market M25ter pre-
sel,te,l his report showing total COLLECTIONS
for the month of March to be One hun
drcd and six and 25llo0 Dnlisrs.
On motion daily seconded tne above re-
port was accepted.
The special committee app3lntea ~ iast
regular session for making al eSsi'E''te %
the cost OF IL blilding on Gown lot H3l iVet' S
proeressand asked further ti'he f'i'' f'.'
On motion duly secDudets tho repa!'a Eiis
accepted and the time grated.
On motion duly seconded the C5aacil az
journed.' . r,c,v ,7a-,or
Al PERRIN, Clerk Town. Council.
| A. J. PERRIN. Clerk Town Ce'lnels
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sbI.sNlsE; 'sEsy.2s%.

Parties desiring to to buy Orange frees
apply TO Victor paye. cut on, or II. II
Mirhelet Thibnsaux. Feh7 50
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-04-15
A Colorado Spider Story.

lcEOm tuo 1oaOEu1o C0TOU1Cl0sJ
A short distance from Buena. Vista is q
cave inhabited by spiders which are
different from other spiders by their
enormous size, and quite useful to the
needy people Of that vicinity. The cave
was discovered last December by party
Of sight-seers, and the spiders and their
work witnessed. On first entering the
cave one is first struck with the funny
looking webs that meet their eyes. They
are worked for all the world like webs of
other spiders, but every fibre is ten times
as large as those woven by the ordinary
spider. On passing on further into the
cave the spiders are encountered. They
are about the size Of small birds and
make strange sounds while weaving their
web. Their webs are go tough and the
fbres 80 large that it is almost impossi-
BILE to break down a web.
Some four weeks ago, while looking at
the cave miner got to examining the
webs. Their strands were about the size
of No. IL thread and he thought that
they could be used for thread. Having
a needle in his possession he broke off
one of the strands and found that it just
fit. Sewing on button to test the efi-
cacy he found it as strong as silk thread
and that it answered his every purpose.
Since then the people have docked in
and carried away hosts of the webs, but
the spiders do not appear to object in the
least. ~, - ~~s-
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The Bank Piuuet.

One of the most curious "guards"
in London, says Chambers Journal, is
that which istermed the Bank Piquet, :"
and which proceeds to take up it's night
ly quarters inside the Bank of England
every night at z o'clock all the year
round, remaining there until z the next
morning. 1t is an officers guard, and
consists, besides, of drummer, two
aegeaaes reeeaes sga os6i shiinr om The 6anR
authorities Immediately upon his arrival,
the sergeant's share being two shillings.
The officer is allowed a dinner, laid for
two, with three bottles Of wine, and is
permitted to invite q friend. The guard
or piquet is comfortably housed, each
man being served out" with watch
coat and blanket; and sentries are posted
during the night at the bullion vaults
and the counting house parlor.
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A muriierous Record.


A fracas at country dance in Galloway
county, Mo-, on the night of the 10th inst, re-
suited IN the killing of Louis H. Myers by Mark
Walton. 49,.
At q gathering at Opelousas, La, on the 10th,
Colin Fusiier, in q state of mtoxication, -four
ished pistol and when by ISLANDERS attempted
to secure it from him, the weapon discharged.
killing Louis Cortez. Fusiier then broke away
and ran, but was shot dead by citizen. -
En0ch M0sslander, a bachelor, n years old,
living alone on farm in West Virginia, three
miles from Bellaire, Ohio, was found on the 7th
instant, burned to death in his house. A large
hole was burnedin the floor, but by some means
the fire had been extinguished. The theory of
the neighbors is that robbers had tortured him
to death, trying to get him to confess where his
money was. About three years ago three mask
ed men almost burned him to death for the
same purpose, and it was generally believed that
he had large sum Of money hidden in his
house. +S
Mrs. Wilhelmina Treske, German lady
GO years Of age, living in Louisville, KY, was
murdered BY her eldest son, William, on the
10th instant. The boy has been crazy for the
past three years. No one witnessed the deed,
which was done with a butcher knife.
The body Of man nearly nude was found in
the woods at Durham, n. H., on the 10th inst.
The head and one arm were missing. The
clothing was found scattered about. There was
every indication Of . sharp struggle for life.
John Sullivan, keeper Of the Barrett house,
New Orleans, was shot dead by John Raymond