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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-16

BEECH HILL lTEMs.-The annual
return Of March has caused our far
mers to awaken to a sense of duty,
aud the lethargy which has been over
them for several weeks is fast disap.
pearing under the pressure of Spring
work, and every person is anxiously
waiting for favorable weather.
Various predictions are ahoat as
to the outcome Of the wheat crop in
this section. Some think it will be
almost a total failure, while others
predict an average crop. 1t is true
that wheat looks very bad just now,
yet we have seen splendid harvest
under less favorable circumstances
than the present.
Several schools in our district are
closed, and the others will terminate
in short time except one to be
taught by ]. NJ. Coffman, ESQ.,
Owing to the hardness of the carpen-
tiers who are building school house
he has been deferred from commenc-
ing his school.
Patrick Ryan, Esq, has moved to
his farm in Kanawhs county. We
bid him kind goodbye, and wish
the jolly old son of Erin abundant
success in his new home.
Mrs J. H. Miller and Mrs. w. A.
Long have gone to Kentucky on a
visit to relatives and friends in that
State.
Samuel Bidgood Esq. started to
Cincinnati last Saturday. Mr.. Bid.
good has been dangerously afflicted
for three years and goes to Cincinnati
for medical treatment.
We regret to announce that Mayor
Lewis has left Beech Hill. During
his official stay In the village Mr..
Lewis made many warm friends
We do not know who will fill the
important position made vacant by
his departure, but your correspondent
will inform the Register as soon as an
is made.
The high water last month caused
a great deal of inconvenience to
many of our citizens, and owing to so
much rain of late our roads in des.
perate condition. Speaking of high
water recalls to our mind u circum-
stance which occurred during the in
undation. A young man not far from
here desiring 10 see his lady love, and
being surrounded by the broad ex-
panse Of waters undertook the peril.
GUS task Of "cooning the fence" as the
boys term it. He had not proceeded
far on his journey till off he went,
crashing through the ice and disturb
ing the peaceful elements below
But "faint heart ne'er won fair lady"
and our hero BY almost superhuman
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DR.. WILL s. HOY, Physician, Sur
geon, and Dermatologist. Tenders
his professional services to the public;
attends to all calls whether day or
night; can be found in his Office, n. e.
corner Main and Market sts., when
not professionally engaged. [ja261y*
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TUFTS hair DYE.

Lafourcha, Thibolaux, Sept. &c, II

Larourcha, Thib"laux, Sept. 10. 1881.
Pursuant .o y call. II meeting of the Con.
f~y;.arste Soldiers fr,m til. Parish was hold
this day. III Judge l.. r. Gail Onet's Office.
Capt. Lewis Guinn was called. tempprari
~ TO the chair, and IL. N. CrulOn wac elect
ed Secretary.
On taking the chair, Capt. Gninn g. plain
ell that the meeting was held tor the rnr-
pose vi inaugnratsng action in reference t."
q proposed We union Of all soldiers who
were in the e.. =. Army, Tor any J myth Of
time, now reSidin. in or, who enlisted from
the Parish Of ~I-:,t"urche.
On motion duty carried the chair appoint
ed, 4 coinluittse On Finance. u tee
on Arrangements, and Il committee Oh
Statistics, each, composed Ut three mem
b;rs.
The Secretary WITS requested. to notify
the Ine.mht.rs thereof. Ut their appointment.
and the work reglire.i 1T th~an.
Com nittse "u Finance. Col. T.. Bush,
Capt. P. +. Lorl", and pAnl Thibmlaux
Committee ON Arrtln.r.nettS. L0uis Au.
o"i.,. John ii. Walsh, an:! ros}s.r r.,ups.
Committee "m Statistics, Major =. T.
Grisam,r-. Major &. Ls.garic, and il. y.
COuiHn.
The chairman ut sngces,i u Of the c0m
Mlttee oil arrlug"t hrnIs. WAS .tuly autiin
rizod to call tin next rr-nDiUu, ut which n
permanent o. .anilation will he AFFECTED.
On motinn duly CARR, Il, the meeting nd.
jourped.
LEWIS GClON,
hartman.
II. n. CoULos,
Secretary.
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The sad news reached here,
In the early part Of the week,
that Philip 8. Armitage, for the
greater part Of his life, a resident
OF this Parish and Trrrebonne
had been found dead in his bed
In Denver Colorado.
1t appears that the young man
had been in the habit Ct using
chlorofOrm for allie Waiting pains,
and OH this occasion he had par
taken too much Of this treache
rons liquid which caused his
death.
Far away from home, kindred.
friends. his life has passed away
amid the mountains of tue far
West.
A young man Of brilliant prom
Use, strong intellect, aud Of great
oratorical abilities, his future
that should have been of hope
and beauty has been closed in
the everlasting darkness Of obi
WON. We are informed that his
friends have photographed for his
remains.
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Coon For FLIES -"Say, dc
you know what's COOL for tiies =
quericd II Woodward avenue cut
cher as he entered = dug store
the other day.
Il guess l can put you up some
thing for about a quarter" was
the reply.
When the dose was ready the
butcher Was, told to pour it out
on plates and set them on the
counter, and he hurried away to
give il Il trial. In abont a halt
an hour he sent for the druggist
t" come over. The 10000 dies
in the shop before the dose was
fixed had been multiplied by four
"Great lauds! but I'm being
carried off by flies !" exclaimed
the butcher, rs he waved a long
knife around his head.
.'WeIl why don't You get some
thing to kill 'em off.
"Dldu't !, but it hasn't killed q
Oue."
"Of course it hasn't. You wan
tel something good for dies aud
l gave you clarified sirup! I,'s
the best stuff to draw flies and
keep 'em cOntented { ever heard
Why didn't you tell IN. you
wanted II hy.kililer "-Detro;t
Face Press.
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The destruction of life and
property by forest fires in Micli
Fan within the last 20 days has
been terrible.
More than 4 hundred lives
have been lost and ten thousand
people made homeless, without
fool or clothes, animals of all
kinds have beef burned 10 death,
aud everything that would feed
surviving man Ut beast is a mass
of smoking devastation.
In other places over the West
the papers are full Ut small fires
in which no loss Of life has Oc-
Cured, but in which Hay, Wheat,
fences, and sometimes houses
and barns, have been destroyed.
No language can explain the
utter destruction which one of
these terrible calamities inf1cctS
upon . cocutry.
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-Retcrsan's Magazine is the
great favorite OF tho Ladies'
Monthl,rs, us is proven by it's i'm
mense circulation. which has been
maintained for more than a quar-.
ter century. The October NUN
Der contains q BEAUTIFUL steel IN
craving, "DOn't he Scared - a
coIored fashion plate; a mum Der
well.written and Interesting sto
ries; designs for neediework /;
household receipts, ETC., etc.
Every lady should take "Prter
con-" Terms, only $500 y year.
with great reductions to clubs.
Specimen copies sent free to
those who desire to e.; up clubs.
Address Chas. j. Peterson. 3O6
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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A little fellow who attends Sun
day school. aud who has had
soue exprtience at day school,
where hr studied geography, had
sOue doubts in his MUD about
tue results of Nj. Mitche,lts la.
bora in boring the artesiau we'll
aud thus questioned his maternal
parent: "Mamma, NY geosra
ply sage China - right undcr .us,
and my Sunday school teacher
says hell il right below IA, and /
want to know, uow, if Mr.. Mitch
ell keeps on boring which will he
strike first, hell Or China p He
was told not to ask too manv
Observation-Disclosures sSs.rk Mestk.
ly Gazette. ,1y
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CoNKLlNG AND BLAtNE.-A Az
some OF our readers may not re
member the cause If Conkling's
OTTER animnsity to Blaine, W.T. r..
produce the provoking extract
from u speech delivered in the
House in 1866 by Blaine in reply
to Conklipg:
"As TO the gentleman's cruel
sarcasm, I hope he will mol l,-
too severe. The contempt uf that
large minded gentleman is 80
willing, bis ha"gh:y hi:daiu, his
grandii"quent swell, his majestic,
snpereminrnt "ve:p"weriny. tur
key gohbler strut has been SO
crushing to myself aud all the
members Of this house, that |
know it was an act nf the grra.
est temerity for mt to venture up
OH a controversy with him. But.
sir, I know who is responsible for
all This. | know that within the
last five weeks, as members of
this House will recolirct, IN extra
strut has characterized the gen.
tleman's bearing.
lit IS not his fault. It is the
fault IF another. That gift ed sat
irical writer, Theodore Tilt0n, of
the New York Independent, spent
some weeks recently in this city.
His letters published in that va
per embrace, with many serious
parts of which was the statement
that the mantle Of the late Win
ter Davis had fallen upon the
member from New York. Tie
gentlema" took it seriously, ami
it gave his strut al additional
p0mposity. The r-sem hlance is
great. 1t is striking. Hyperion
to a Satyr, TherSitex to Hercules,
mud to marble, dnnchiIl to di.-
monds, a singed cat to Il Bengal
tiger. a whinny puppy to a .oar-
Ing lion. Shades Of mighty Da-
Wis, forgive the almost profanity
Of that jocose satire.
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For some time past there
has been a depth of research. iii
the writings Of orr venerable
friend, iona q. White Of the Gret
ia Counter, that has attracted adj
mlration and was somewhat TN.
accountable to our dull comprr
henson. The Historian of the
Press Convention has not confu
ell himself to Press matters, hnt
has been diving away down in
to the deep waters Of all sorts OF
Histories. "LiSteil ut him:
This Ii the anniversary Of the Battle Of
Lake Erie, when Genl. Harrison sent HE
celebrated lac"nic dispat"h-'We've met
tho enemy aud they are ourie."
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On lat Monday Governor
Louis A. Wits, With q party of
friends lett Tor Texas and perhaps
New Mexico. The Governor IL
in the final sta grs Of cOnSump-
ton and will perhaps lever see
another year.
He goes with a desperate hope
of recovering his hold on life in
the purer atmosphere of the Tex
as plains. His numerous friends
trust, but csa hardly hope, that
his trip will be- a succe ssfui one.
Gov. McEncry is now ofRciat-
ing in the Qubernatorial chair,
and sill safely conduct the affairs
Of State.
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-Essewbcre is printed proceed
ings Ut The meeting of Ex.Coufe-
dsxato Soldiers held in Uaion
Hall last Saturday.
We regret that temporary ILL
mesa peeventea ~ fcOsn Nxoixtisg
atths needing
THIS WoVe0eut b one II which
every que wlaethsr ex-soldier or
not xhOu6 have an interest tn.
It will btiue together = large
budy Cf inen 10 renew their ptedg
IN 4, saistain thS present govern
meui AVID 20 uxntain their v0Vs
~ maniilllys a. those given -
Jesis -.
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1T is an unfortunate thing for
a man to be elected President
from Ohio. Two citizens of that
State have been elected Presi-
dents. Que died in just one
mouth after shis installation. In
leks III ~ four mo tbs after his
installation the other was shot
and if not wounded to death has
his usefulness greatly curtai!ed,
if not destroyed.
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bayou Lsfouschr ia useless
for navigation above Napoleon.
willie.
Planters hare to haul their
freight from DonAidsouviile.
Tho enthusiasm for dredging
out the Bars in that portion Of
tue Bayou among the sugar plan
'ers il 50 intense, that it Is said
they actually talk about it occs
sioually.
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l. 1T.

Tho Recorder, Americas, Ga.
says: CLERKS, Senators, Repre>
senIatives, Doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zens, in i,ublic and private life.
are testifying by the thousands
AMI over their own signatures
that u remedy has been found toe
Brigh;'S Disease of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are I'd
Spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.c
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Van 2. Winder Of Houma has
te:egraphed to Denver Colorado
I" send home the body Of the
late r. 8. Arlnitage. The Coro
nei's Jury decided that the unfor
u'tate young man came to his
death from an e0ver dose OF Cblo
reform to alleviate pain.
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y Sec advertisement Of p. O.
Vickery tor Agents in another
column. Mr.. Vickery is Mayor of
the City Of Augusta, Maine,
which is a sure guarantee that ali
will be fairly dealt with.
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Ladies', you cannot make fair
skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling
eyes with all the cosmetics of
France, or beautitiers Of the world
while in poor health, and nothing
will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and
beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is
certain proof Telegraph.
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The liver is the organ most
sp: e'iIy disordrred by malarial
poisons. Ayers Agne Cure *
peIs these pOisons from the sys
eem, and is . most excellent rem
edy tor liver complaints.
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Tho wounded President has
oeen removed to Long Branch
wn'ch appears to have had Il good
enect, 90 that he is improving aud
believed TO be % y fair way to re
eovory.
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lower story Of the Odd
Fellows Hall il being changed
!nto q wa'e room for carriages.
II. Tetreau will be- the m ,uaeeI
and keeps on hand AL ASSOC tmeut
OF those useful articles.
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We had q pleasant call from
John j. Shaffrr Jr.. who is now
a promising young lawyer of
Shreveport. johnnie speaks fl.
vorably Of his new home bit does
not enthuse with y heat of 1O2 to
lO4 degrees aud slerpless nights.
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-1n some parts of Africa, when
the inhabitants take Il drink Ot
Iiqnor they drop Il little OH the
ground as II pious Offering. In
This State, pie,y would never b.
developed thus to any great ex
tent, under such u rule as that.
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The Excursion givcn by the
members Of Protector Fire Co.
No. 2, lett here on Wednesday
morning last ut 8: 80. There
was quite Of collection Of excur
s'oiiS's, but many were kept from
going OH account of. the labor
troubles aud reported riots in the
city.
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"A Telegram arrived here on
Thursday that Henry Collins.
Brother Of John, Andrew and
WIN. Collins was dieing, at his
home in Mississippi.
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Tho labor troubles in New
Os'cHne arc over, and all com
Oercs Is moving ON smoothly.
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs.-
Make from o9S to $50 per
week selling goods tor E. q.
&lDEOUT = CO., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for thei:
Catalogue and terms.
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Csn s3y II :e.i ~hv i D1sn @ko - III.
wsye complaining that no cannot atiori to
sui'sc-:he for tho local newspaper, and cv.
cry week bsrrows it from his neishbor, can
afford 20 attend every travelling show
that ccmesi INTO town i-Opetouses Courier.
Certainly, he doesn't fool
away his money for newspapers,
bot stores it away for useful pur
poses.
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BE 1t known to all men ",
tneS0 presents that on Wednes
dey September II 1881 eain fell
~ and around Thibodaux.
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Gen. Ambrose L. Burnside.
Senator from Rhode Island died;
last TeIsday very suddenly.
He was Il distinguished officer
during the late war.
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Parish school Board.
SESSION Is.

Tlihcdaux, La, Angus. q. 1897.
Tho Parish. Beard Of school directors
met this day 1T a o'clock T. N. in the Office
oi Moore aud Badraux.
Present Hadeaux. Blanchard, Grisamore
anil Aucoin.a
Absen. Regan. Winder aud Barker.
The ~n,inuj<e Of the last session were read
AID approved as recorded.
The following report was read:
Thibolaux La. August q 1881.
To the Parish School Board:
All scbOuls in tho Parish. have compile
ted session of seven months each, except
those in Bayou Mala:ay aud Coteau l. Olse.
which are row in operation. .
Tnr school h"us. 1T Falgnut's has been
built. INIT through SOME. misunlerst an.ira
the ono at Adnlph LcBlanr'- has not heeu
ereeteh. / have authorized Mr.. CD Bark.
er ~ cnleavor to have it built by contract.
The ~c'ti.ens of l.ockp"rt have xImoss
complrtrtt u very elegant and capacious
schoOl-hOusc, capable Of seating $50 chill.
dren. which reflects credit rot only upon
their energy ard liberality, but also is au
~ the town.
Respectfully.
). T. GkISAMORE,
Superintendent.
The following r: port vas read.
"F. SAMOAN. Treasurer in account with
~" Board ut School Dir ectors Parish Of
Latourche.
Balance on hand per last report Sl2so..S
To Reccipts since:
From cnt. rtainment given for the
benefit CT he Corporation
From enfertainmcns given
fur the henetit Of the GuiOu
AvA,lemv 1880 5000
From Tax Collector. s. T. go ia
" e" Poll Tax 80 100
" 4. II. Tax 20 2.O6
TotA.................-...... 4l26.ls
~~s
Total Rcccipts............ t!ltS.<7
By Gishursemepts siuce:
Commission to Tax ~0liector q
Corporation School Entertain
mont Fund 1000
Guion Academy Entertain.
1Mens Fund $500
Teachers Fund D;ssr;c. No. l. 5000
- 2. $1,000
School Houa. Fund Eis,rics
No. !, la.A5
Schml Houss Fund Eis:ric.
No. N.ls
General Fund. aI.N
Treasnrer's com. FunA <5.25
Total Disbursements. - ei5.16
Ba':nce ca band this day 15se.7l
divided as follows:
Corporation Sehcol Er.sr.
tainm,n, Fund 600
Teachers Fund list. No. !, 4.Yl
School Horse Dirsric. No. /. D.X
42a45 3.
General Fuu1 1870
TreaSuscrin com. find. lA.Il
Tu:a.. asa33i
Lees o.e:naid Tsacteris
Fund DistticS No. g, 1850
Ou Hand - Assay,
MEMORANDUM.
Certificate Of appnrtinniusnn. for the Quar-
Ter endin. ls.. Monday ia Dmember 1850.
zen. 70 Siaao National Baok for collection
tSigued) T. SAMOAN,
school TscaeuEsg.
On u,osioo IL vas
Resolved. That rho Cu;ou AcadAsav
Be opes.cd on tho trSs 1QOnisv Il
1881 with tLc GoiiURiae Tcash |
cr~ and salar;es.
trineipn! J: A. Tron6 $500 Nor 1outt.
let. AssG. Clara Levcpu l0vo6 ,~r psosfh.
Snd. AAse Enu'a Ls.ntsst 30 pr mansh.
20. Aosf. elarx Stewart 80 per mouth. !
INSTRUMENTATION wae ordered tu have
reoatss uaeds in The Academy.
Acssee u3Ae ereniog other schoole wa
ersea osesl 1sss ncctiag.
Tho OeosA ~aa50urned siue die.
TSs 0s.sD tbsa satssrned cine die.
648neA Z. 4. BADEAUX,
Psesldsus: !
$. T.0klaaAoDE, SECRETARY. |
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For the FIRST time in 43 years.
tneee arc no steamboats, layiga
tn'g tie Oaio River above toe
Falls ut Louisville.
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The excursion Of Protector
FIRE Go. No. 2, was q very pleas.
mt to the cxcursionists.
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Tho new cisterns in the court
mouse yard are quite handsomciad
ost!ons to the attractions of the
pubic square.
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Tho Police Jury met on Wed
ucSdar and adjourned on Friday.
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Notice !
Tax Collectors ORoe,
Th1bodaux. Au1uat 9Th. l03

rM Hs1 HSI'e xsSn., o s1S' ;;as,.
In obedience to section Is of Act II Of
1880. Notice 10 hereby glvon to tho Tax.
payers Of tho Parish VI .4afourche that the
taxes assessed in the year 1881 are net forth
Ia the tax rolls gu Ale IN my oticc and in
the mortgage otSoo Of this parish; that
shoy are nov cue aud will become delin-
4uent On the 3iss. day Of December, and
Will draw Q per oent interest per annam
from dA&e until sold IN accordance with ar.
tiolo $40 Of tho Constitution.
Taxpayers are invited to call at once
and sest3o, in order to avoid iuterost and
eDets.
p. Z. LORIo,
Deputy Tar Collector, LafouIche.