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Rice is coming to day.

From the appearance OF the
Peach, Plum, and liz tees there
will be ali abundant yield OF fruit.
The Orange trees are generally
killed in this vicinity, and II new
growth must spring up before
much Of that fluit Is gathered
here.
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NOTICE:

All persons pursuing any profession
trade or occupation are hereby notified to
call 1T luy Office aad procure their licenses
fur 1854 wifhoit delay
TIIEOPnILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff and cx-o.acio lax Collector, Lafour-
che.
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Oh. What A Cough!

Will you heed the warming.
The signal perhaps of the sure ap
proacl OF that more terrible dis
csc Consumption. Ask yourself
YES if you can afford for the sake
Of saving so cts, to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shlloh's
Cure will Cure your Cough. 1t
never fails. THIS explains why
more than a Million Bottles were
sold the past year. II relieves
Group, and whooping Cough, at
once. Mothers do not be with
out it. For Lame Back, Side. or
Chest, use Shiloh's Podrous Plas-
ter.
Sold by JOS. T. TlliboIeaux,
Druggist.
Dyspepsia & Liver Com
plant is it not worth the
small price of Is cents to free
yourself OF every symptom or
these distressing eomplailts, ii
YOU think So call at oar store ami
get a bottle OF Shiioh's Vitalizer,
every bottle has Il printed .uaran
tee on it, use accos dinghy and ii
it does you no good it will cost
you nothing.
Sold by Jos. T. Thibodeaux,
Druggist.
We have a speedy and positive
Cure. Tor CatarIh Diphtheria,
Canker mon,h and Head Ache,
in SHILOH'S CATAERH RE
NEEDY. 4 nasal Injector free
with each bottle. Use it if you
desire and sweet breath. Price
5OctS.
Sold by Jos. t. Thibodeaux,
Druggist.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SOth. Judicial District Court, Parish of La.
fOurche.
Victor Pave VS.. No. I'LL, HIS Creditors.
To all whom it NAV com rs.,.,, ,

PLEASE TAKE NCIICE.-That in pur.
snance OF an or,ier of the Hon. Arthur +.
Anobioch, Judge of the Goth. Judicial Dis.
trict of the State of Louisiana sitting in and
Tor SAID parish, rendered on the 5th.. day Of
March 1851, a meeting OF the creditors Of
Victor Paye will be held before John ".
hnobloeh clerk Of the Goth. JuGicia, Dis
trict Court and Elk Oficio Notary Public in
aud Tor said parish at his OH &c in the town
ct ~Ihibodanx. on TUESDAY APRIL 18TH.
1881 at l0o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the petition Of
said lnsolventa and to advise the best mode
OF disposing Of said property.
By order of said Court.
(r~ Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of my seal Of office, at Thibodaux
.(~) Parish and State aforesaid this 1.-THE
9Th day Of March A. d. 1881.
j. ". KNOBLOCH, Clerk
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IS. T. Grisamore has trace
chains, pillow shares, plow handles
pillow beams, names, single trees
double trees, backbands, plows,
spades aud shOvels for sale.
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- 1t you want il Sc, Of nice va
ses, OF glass fruit stands. with
pretty feather dasters to brush
them, call at S. I. Gyisamore's
stove Depot.
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-Thibodaux Fire Go. No. l
ami Home Hook and ladder Go.
No. l. propose to give u grand
fam on May I, s and 9 next.
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~ .VOyECE.A

Mr.. J, 4. COUETADE is tally autho-
,iu.d t. solicit Subscriptions and advertise
1,.,,ts, aud e~all.ci bills due to the Ihtoo-
dur SeRliaei,
tIfice: No. 10, st. Charles ST, with
JOHN nASSiCH. Atty. at Law,
Eaw Orleans, La.
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FOR SALE.

vNHE VAST COMMODIOUS AND WE'LL
finished residence of the late DIR. p.
Dansereau, situated on jackson street.
For terms aud conditions apply to
MRS. 2. DANSEREAU.
March 10, 1881.
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Look out for the Flremen'>
Annual Parade on the 4th. Wed
nesday of April ueSt.
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g. I. Gris;tinvre at his stOv0
Depot has Halls plows for sale
also Plowshares aud piow handles
which are sold extra.
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Three hundred arpents OF
choice Rice land on leighton
Plantation near Tl,iinlaux. for
reut. Apply TO Richard l.. Pngh.
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IS. T.. GriSamore has for sale
cart, wagon aud carriage spokes,
and felloes, pillow handles. piow
beams, plows, wheelbarlows, and
pillow shares. :
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A wicked and q silly paper,
Trying to cut ii foolish caper,
Ussclares things are not what thev seem
That ski,u milk oft is sold for cream.
Aud men who kneel ut Sunday PRAYER
Do Oft W Mondayiie and swear,
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Editorial items.

Tho YOElufc EseIf co.. M0r-
shall. Mich. Will send their celebra
I'D E~jectru-V oita;c Belts TO the afflicted
upoa 30 days trial Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they say. Write to
ti,em without delay.
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You can buy a splendid Char
ter Oak stove fiom S. L. Griaa-
more and pay for the same i'll
monthly installments.
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Attention ~ called to the al
yertisemeut uf David i. Pugh
who has rice lands TO rent.
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-Esaryloif and his wife will
go to scr DIN Eict's Circus TO
day.
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Every body will go to Dan
Rice's show and laugh and grow
fat.
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DAN Rice is Coming.

See advertisement ut 5. L
Grisamo,e, in another column.
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We are pleased to be able to
state that the proposed brick
walk from the town TO the Catto
lie church may now be considered
us All assured fact.
\ memorial nnmerously signed
has been presented to the Rever-
end Charles Menard and with his
accustomed spirit OF generosity,
and unseltiSh cooperation N all
works whiuh appeal to the inter>
est aud convenience Of our citi.
zeus, he h:S consented 10 accept
the trust. TO all who are familiar
with the past history of Mr.. Men
ard, this TACT alone is sufficient to
insure the success OF the enter-
prise. 4 committee has already
been appointed to act uisdi.r the
supervision OF the Rev. Father
and II fair will be held it.e,le ear
j. days OF May 10 realize the nec
essary funds. The precise day for
this Fair vii! sooa be officially an
nounced by cilcular notices.
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From the vailed aud conhic
ting reports tina: we have, the
opinion is tolmel, that the plant
cane has not been so bad as it
has been represented in the La
fourche Country and that 4 fair
average plan,irg has been made
with seed cOisi,.cl ed reliable.
The last years Subtle is still!
uncertain whilst generally stub
bile Ut more than one years age is
not considered of much, if any
value.
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THE BEST REnEDI
FOR
diseases Of the Throat and In

In liseasaofth0
monary orgl0
and reliabk lello4t
invaluable. Arm
CHERRY PDCEeR1
such . remedy
othersoeminent3u
its the con6deI1D
the public. Hhne
enti6c combIsaHGo
the medicinal
pies and cur1lise
tues Of theA net@
chemically udte
such pow@0mh
the greatest
effciencyand a1i
ity Of resulta. tt
at the foun6nkimA
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pulmonary diseases, affording pEe0ptnM.
and rapid cures, and Is adapted d padM1M
any ago or either sex. Being very pelln13
tho youngest children take Il readily.
ordinary CoughA Colds, e0te 49,
Bronchitis, influenza, C1oEUu1NA
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group en4Q ~
tarrh, the effects Of Ayers Ca111x
ToRAL are magical, and multitndee ~
nually preserved from serious ilinee
timely and faithful use. II should = I
Ut hand In every household f1 ~
lection it affords In sudden aftackk "a
Who0ping cough and Cons9ne
there Is no other remedy 70 ed69c
soothing, and helpful.
Low prices arc Inducements to tyee9.e3
the mary mixtures, or syrups, madsolca
and ineffective Ingredients, now o!S..1
which, Is they contain no curative go
can afford only temporary relief. ~
sure to deceive and disappoint ~ p1e1
Diseases Of the throat and lung! 49,
active and effective treatment; endtt1@
gerous experimenting with unknoMs
cheap medicines, from the great ltant1ly
become deeply seated or incuEabaa IT,
AYERS CHERRY P1c1oaAx, and ~
confidently expect the best results. 1A
standard medical prepaIahoo, a knol4
acknowledged curative powe.!, =
cheap a. it, careful pespozaftco g.;
ingredients will allow. Eminent
knowing Its competition, preoczibe Isn&
practice. The test Of half . ce4fuQZ5
proven its absolute certainty g csi1o ~
monary complaints not already beyS.
reach Of human aid.
Prepared BY Or. J. &. Ayef :
pr.eEa~l go A>.av4s.aa mAnoGM
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Notions, fancy goods aud Ia
dies uAdel ware below cost at iils
Seven Star Store.
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Dy VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested in me by law, I will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Court House
door of this Parish, within legal sale hours,
On Saturday, the End. day Of April
A. d. 1881.
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Tax Collectors Sales.

March 10, 1881.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

II Miss Franks and Miss Campbell
are perfectly willing to resign the
honors conferred upon them, we fail
TO see what right any outsider has to
"kick Echo.
We do not understand what the
Echo mesns. We had not heard that
the ladies mentioned wished TO re-
sign the places to which they have
beon selected, and for one we hope
they will not do so. Miss Franks
fairly won the victory, and fn0 other
town votes greater number than
were cast for her and it is our opinion
that noneo other will Approximate it,
We think she should wear the h0nors
assigned her. Miss Campbell won
iht 5 cond place AID we hope shi too
will ill llthcp0sitioh lelher-Nswi
Newspapers, like doctors, gill dis
agree it seems. We don't pretend
90 decide which Of our West Point
cotcmporaries, quoted above, is c r
rect II The Ecbo speaks from the
oetd oUrsIDEns wLo choose to com
pete for any Of the honors, will We
suppose have IN equal chance I'll
The News represents the situation /
correctly, "outsiders" must see West
Points 900 chips (and as many more
As the boys may BE- willing % con
trilute from the double inccn i've
which actnates them ani one better,
or competition Tor anything high :
.Lan the TuIRD PLAoE Will DC no more
lhan child's play
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14


Carr J R. Johnson details quite
a singular circumstance, which oe-
CURED at Artesia. during Tie storm
on Tuesday morning lie says be
was standing in the hotel when be
heara a loud report. Ike the explo-
sion oi twenty pound piece u ar
tillory. md supposed the lightning
had slfuek pear by Upon inresti
cation, h8eeYer. he learned from
gentlemen who witnessed the phe-
nomina, lhat q ball 81 electricity or
meteor Of considerable size Bad de-
scendcd almost Is Tie roof Of the
station house. and exploded vllh tie
terrific noise which bad attracted bis
attenliou, and scattering Gre iaevery
direction Three bales Of cotton
lying near lhe depot and some other
arlieies we're Cred by the atrial visi
tor. bot tbe flames we're at once ex-
tinzuished without damage 10 the
property
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

plies furnished last ycar come for
ward aad pas on, without. delay ana
,hus in the simple discharge Of
plain duiy, you may Be tie means Of
relieving ths urgent necessities o. The
men who have often, in thepastaiteen
years. rendered youthe most valuable
assistance
A commercial failure is a public
calamity which involves not only The
house aud is customers. but iia evil
effects are leit by many in no wise
connected with then. suppose a
Grim doing large credit business
4 forced to suspend on account Of q
failure TO collect money sufficient TO
meet their liabilities, they are not The
only sufferers. Tie claims due The
lhouse from the country people 90
into dc hands Of the creditors OF The
concern, Who having no interest in'
or sympathy for the individual debt
ors. proceed without delay tO collect
| these debts by every and ans means
/ known 10 The law Confidence 10 ih'
stability OF other houses IN The com
marity is impaired more or less, an'
as q consequence. whatever supple
they buy for their customers cost
more and must be sold 20 ,he con
sumsrs d higher prices.
We might write column after col
! umn upon this subject giving Illus
, ,ralions and ajdueing argumee' r.
g we deem the above sur ...,.n, i 81
bic our eoo-..y friends to understar
the situation, and we conclude
commenting 10 our readers, orc an
all tie spirit and example Of a sut
stautial farmer Of Houlka, VINO al
preached q prominent business ma
9 Of this city, with the remark, that
? had heard everybody at Okolor
Il including the Banks, were bFok
i Continuing, be said, I've got son
!. money co deposit in one o! the bank
, and IL you ave tal as hard up as rel
y resented, knoE yon need it, and
L she'll not only letlt stay, but viii Il
B d .ufui.h y7ua little more
l. To those dcpos',ofs, who a
enlictcd With lie "panic' and ther,
fore unable 10 preserve The cquau!a
r Us Of cur II lisa .ii,ld toucornif
Is ;hc sclYcsr, crN ba.k 10 this cii
b We arc ho,izcd o auuouace d
they raa so lh,i. u u,y w,lho
arlly There sgg plenty % men
both us i.4lions 90 tiansa a'i su,
Is business 7illout keeping you waitii
4. long, AID they haye go.hing 10 .
q which will isk, preference over q
!, business Of counting out money
frightened deposltors.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

.TnE SrARKvILLE TMEs concluding
q lengthy article on the Lawyers
Convention held at West Point last
week, says:
"The monstrous decision that dis
franchised CEoctaW, Winston, Ne
ehoba and other counties 50 far as
tbat convention was concerned. de-
featod the whole scheme in our opin.
ion, Of Federal court In East Mis-
sissippi"
"After The SlmkviIle delegates
left, carrying with them The undis-
puted proxies OF ten other counties,
the convention went through the
farce Of selecting Aberdeen. as the
point Of location for the court Bat
VIXEN Abefecen gets The court, We
respectfully ask her to give us
wink
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

A terrible earthquake occurred 10
the island Of Chic, in the Grecian
Archipelago, on the 9th inst. by
which a large amount Of property was
DESTROYED snd several thousand lives
Lost. Tents and provisions are being
forwarded to the sufferers as rapidly
as nossihle.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

Tnr speech Of Senator Bayard on
the subject Of the Malone comhina-
ton and its resu Is is a master effort,
II shows the bargain and sale 50
plainly that a blind man could feel It.
n he could not see a.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

TIE friends of the Meridian "black
eyed baby" TO which reference was
made in these columns last week.
lave succeeded in finding the mother,
snd our hearted friend, Capt
Fucker, who would, no doubt, have
adopted the little waif, will, we sup
pose, lose o member Of his family
The conductor Of the train, upon
which The baby was placed, on bic
returned trip, identified the negro
who put the basket aboard. He was
arrested, and gave away his conied-
crates, tgo negro women. who were
also .arrested, and from them, it
seems, a clue was obtained, which
resulted in the discovery Of The
mother. who proved to be from Ala.
boma.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

CuT II c, PowERs President Of
the Sforkville Bank complains Of the
West Point News. that q publication
made therein. to 'he effect that the
Rank had closed. was calculated to
30 him great injury Capt. Powers
savs tho bank is all riphf, and Bro.
Herpdon IKE the gentleman he is,
makes the omeRde honorable
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

A young fellow in Iowa Cty OBJ
iected to paying a Justice - as a
marriage Zee. and walked on ailh his
eirl on bis arm TO lud somebody wao
would perform the ceremony for
sI.50 That chap is what DR.. Coll.
yer would call "elear grit"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

TnE vicksburg papers are not
happy because Senator Lamar can't
endorse both Of them. We doubt
verv seriously whether he would he
willing to swear by either Of them
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

Tur Nihilist prisoners, charged
with the murder Of the Car Alex
anacr. have all been sentenced 20 be
hanged.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

THr sending { + flowers 10 Malone
seems ia Lave heen suggestive. On
the morning Of the 9th the desk Of
Senator Johnson Of Virginia was
covered with . floral shield hearing
the following inscription.
"Virpinians 70 Niroinia's true son
Nav he continue 20 shield her honor
aud-'tradifions from all assaults Of
her enemies. foreign or domestic" /"
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

A shock Of Earthquake was felt In
California on Monday last. but no
damage Of consequence resulted
taerofrom
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14
FRANK BURKTT-E rd,tor..
HENRY NJ LACEhs

The Senatorial deadlock contin-
ues, with no sign Of weakening from
either side.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

It said that SIC 600 in counter
fril bills have been ehipped from
Pennsylvania % Dallas, Texas -
Ex
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

THE story Of fusion between Re
publicans, Greenhockers and indie
pendcnts in Mississippi. is renewed
by e special telegram from Washinq-
ton, dated April IL Garfield, it is
claimed, enters heartily into the
scheme, Geo Mckee is delegated
TO work it up, and Aleon is to have
the frst place on the ticket A sweet
scented combination. that.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

TRE telegraph announces tbe prob
ability OF war between France and
Italy over the Tunisian question
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14

WFsr PoINr viii have a "grand
coronation of the May Queen" on
Wednesday Nav the 4th, and hang.
ing on Friday following The fret
should be public exhibition, free to
all. the last hould he in private, with
but the executiOner and few wit
nesses appointed by the Court 10 see
that the murderer is duly and consti
tnilOnallY strangIed
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14
READ THIS!
READ THIS!
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
TO Buy
GOODS S5GROCERIES
CHEAP for GA&&R
The Undersigned, having

The Undersigned having
purchased from
GILLIAN e. CO.,
!, stock of Goods and Groceries, accounts and
md intending to close or. this Stock without delay
offers these goods to tae public at GREARLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH at the old stand Of P t. Gillian
ICo.
IF wish to money examine these Goods and Prices
before buying Those indebted to said firm are specially
quested to call soon and settle up prompt closing up
this business is positive necessity.
ELON EZELL.
Aprl14--H
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-04-14
Ribbons, Laces, ETC.,
PRIME COST.

Fyou cant barsains aOO is the time to get them,
for these goods must anil 1OiU be sold, in order that
a fair and equitable distribution may be made
auaopc the creditors cithOut delay.
Remember that the stOck is RO0 almost as COM
plete as that Of any house in this city, and don't
fail TO cali and examine it before buying else
tchere.
JERRE Scale.
apr7-3m. assignee
Smyrna times., 1881-10-05

we'd; flame Offire followed Bain's electric
pen IN Boston; a atclegraph operator in Nor
way was partly stunned, and the apparatus
was set on fire; in several other places
the telegraph operators received severe
shocks. There are other welI-known in
stances of the effect of solar outburts upon
the earth.
Now, since the storms on the sun thus
affect the earth's electricity and magnet
ism, think it can fairly be said that they
affect our weather, for the electrical con-
dltlon of the atmosphere is not the least
among the causes that govern terrestrial
storms. 1t would, Of course, be too fanci-
ful to assert that the tornadoes that racked
quincy on Saturday and Elmira on Sum
day started from the sun; and vet. you
see, such statement would not be all un-
true, for the suns heat alone, acting with
local causes, is sufficient to set the atmos-
phere into mad whirl. The whole sub
Ject Is IN an unsettled state, but if some of
the theories that have been advanced are
to be trusted, those cities may have sun
spot to trust for their i'll luck. .'--Npac York
SIN.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-05
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 5, 1881.

second. Architectural drawings, F. C.
Bell, Smyrna. Paintings on silk, J. C.
Taylor, Brooklyn. Birds in water colors,
Rose Virden. ColOred photographs, Rose
Virden. The committee was Miss Jennie
Knight, Miss S. A. Allen and Mrs DIR.
Massey. ]. Frank Denney superinten-
dent of the display.
Continued on third page
Smyrna times., 1881-10-05

PROOF EvERYwHERE.-If any invalid
or sick person has the least doubt of the
power and efficacy of Hop Bitters to cure
them, they can find cases exactly like
their own in their own neighborhood, with
proof positive that they can be easily and
permanently cured at trifing cost-or
ask your druggist or physician,
GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1880.
Hop Bitters CO,-Sirs-I was given up
by the doctors to die of scrofula consump-
ton. Two bottles of your Bitters cured
me. LEROY BREWER.
Smyrna times., 1881-10-05

The best double-team time ever made
by trotters was recorded at Fleetwood
Park, New York, Tuesday afternoon, when
Mr.. Frank Works team, Edward and
Dick Swiveller, driven by Dan Mac, trott-
ed mile in two minutes and nineteen and
a-half seconds, which was two and a-half
seconds less than the fastest time ever
made before by a double team. The first
quarter was trotted in 33I seconds, the
half-mile in 1.O7l. The top wagon to
which the horses trOtted weighed 165
pounds,