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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
BY B. r. Lucas, Auctioneer.

pY VIRTURB of deed Of trust, executed
ID by Wesley Make!y, bearing date on the
18Th coy of April 1874, and OF record in the lsnd
records of the city of Alezan6ris. Va, liber No.
4, page g. the subscriber a. substituted trustee.
10 the said deed, by the Request of the holder Of
1t public auction on SATURDAY, the 18th dsy
Of February, 1882, at IL m, in front of the Mar
ket Building. on Royal street. in the city of al.
e1andria, Va. the property thereby conveyed.
viz: A LOT OF GROUND with The BUILr-
INGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon, form
erIy known ss the "Alexsndrix DissilIesy,"
situated on the west eide OF Union street between
Princess and Oronoco streets. in front on Unicn
street 50 fee! 81 inches ard extending weat il
depth l40ft, TO court 20 It. wide, which connects
with IN alley lending oto Princsas street, with
the u,e Of said court ard alley.
E. E. DOWNHAM,
febl4-ts Substituted Truetee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
BY r. II. Lucss. Auctioneor-

VIRTUE of dsei of truet from D. a.
- Milbcurn and wife. dated the % Gay of
February. 1881. and recorded in libor No. 9.
page S2e, one OF the land record, of the city of
Alexandria, and st the request of the party Sc
cured thereby. will sell st public aucl IN. in
front of The Fairfax street entrslc, of the Mar.
kes Builong, on SaTU RDAY, the 18th day of
March, 1852. ct - oclecs NJ, ihs following
property. to wit: q TENEMENTa and LOT OF
GROUND in the city of Alexandra. Va,
bounded as follows, viz: Beg 1ning at tia in.
Iersec:ion of the south side Of Princess street
with eat side OF st. Asaph street. ard running
thence south with east side of tt, Aaaph street
twenty feet; thance east eighty.three feet, five
inchesi thence north twenty feet; thence west
on Princess street, eighty -.hrec feet Eva irches
to the beginning.
Terms of Sale: One third of purchase money
in CASH, and the balance ia equal payments ct
six and twelve months, with interest from day
OF sile ths purchaser to giee hi5 notes for the
deferred paym enta, and tile to DO retained until
whole Of plrctcse money is psil. All convey
ancing 81 cost of parchseer.
A. w. RMSTiONG.
feolS-td Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

10 the Hou5s of Delegates yesterday bills
"eie lo!roducsd, nrcvding for submitting tho
question Of repeat Of tie ioros law 10 Ramp
stead rrtcoo', Potomac district, kicg George
Couoy, to .hu Voura of saii p.ec!oo'. - md to il
corporate the tom Of Marshall, in tie c;unly
f Fauquier.
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&c S5OSe Hard Tim cs

II ycu viii SKIP spending 70 much on enc
Clothes, c:th fo,d eud sty!a, bag good healthy
1000, cheaper aI te!;c. c'o.aibg se. more real
sno substantial sti1as Of life every v.y, snd
O. acislly sttp in. :oo.;:h habit OF employing
expensive, qusck doctors or using so much Of
The vile hunsrg med icine thst does you only
hhrn, and pu. yo1r tru:t ia thst simple, lufe
rm3d7, Rop Uisters iha. cures slwaes 1t q
t1ting cost, yop will $40 sood times and have
good hsG' Ga - Chronicle.
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EiGCS-OhAUGHI' cures costiye-
ness and Headache.
For sale by Z. s. Logdbeatsr & Bro.
Meshers! ayo,hersii syothars7,,

Are you disturbed q. night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the eZcruciating pain of cutting teeth? II 30,
goat once snd get q bottle OF Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer lmedistely-depend upon it !;
there Is no mistake about il. There is not a
mother OF earth who has ever used 1t who will
not tell you a. once that i! will regulate the bow.
els, snd givo roat 10 The mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best femsle phygicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere % cents
bottle. mh2I
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seven Reasons why You should Use
Ri EIeNl Coffee Pot

seven Reasons why YOu Should Use
Ri Ideal Coffee Pot.
let. Because you will hay, Ctff,e in all lis
purity, strength and fl ivor.
I'd. Because by this pre- ,ss the Coffee is not
boiled, her CO you keep in lns 20! all the flavor.
Ord. Because the c3fee grain does not tout h
the tin in sny wsy, hence the Coffee is roilher
black nor bitter.
p. Bec:1ao you uss 40 clearing matter
9th. Eeoauss q simple arrsDgem ent over tie
spout prevents I'll eEcspe { f ssoam.
a. Because the Ideal coffee and Tea Pots
srethc sin p!est az cheapest in the world and
ere recommended by the b;s; known people in
the land.
7sh. tecau5e they sra for sale only by STANG
BURY & Bro, manufactures and dealers in
stoves and tinware, AlexaI dris. Va.
illustrated price ii's on application. fet0
GRi EGn-NEhiIGuIV on.0u ..4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
BY r. T. Lucas, Auciioneer.

a LOTION SALE OF FISH BENCHES
IL IN MARKET SQUARE.
At u o'clock M, on SATURDAY, February
25lh, 1882, the Commits icners of the Sjnkirg
Fund will rent for the next twelve months.
commencing Mach It, 1882. the FISH
BsNCHRS in the Market Eeu.re.
The RICH. to tublst the benches in the fish
msrke: TO country people fer the tale of produce
when not used by the purchasers for The sale of
G,h is I'D to the Clark of tbs Market.
Terms: Cash il q. s. curreI C J, gold or oliver
coin, and more fully made known on The day Of
taia.
By cIdr OF The Com i,:ioreIs OF ths Sinking
Fund: JAMES w. SIMPSON,
fsbl8-St CLERK of the MARI et.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Use RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WH1sKEY for
c,cdcal purposes; cn'y S. per gallon.
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

:. tnASsFER OF PRopeRrY.-Mrs Mary @.
~ T.lutF' has sold the brick dwelling 90
n,u stroo', ba:ween Pitt and S.. Assph,
!" tcGonl1d By Mira. Arnsropg. to Mr..
''MMpn !. Gtieg, for s. 500
r,.n r, GF,sS has s's) purchss 4 s!ole. now
d ,s1p"u BY his biothe. % dug store. sud
S", S,'9 M 10 tGont Royal, Va. fiom Mr. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

rE'HUSTHE'S BALK-By vr!u, of deed of
- trust from hwell q: Atwsll, dated Februs.
~ lG, 1872, the undersigned, substituted tru5.
too upon tho written request of the perpnn Sc
cured thereby, will, on MABOH 2lst, 1892, at
IL o'clock H., OF The front door of the Corpora
ton Court room, il the city of Aexsndria. Va,
preestd 10 sell at pubic auction to the Lishsgt
bidder, tho following real ettet,, ei,usted in
said city. to wit: a LOT OF GRhUND lying
a. the intersection OF the south sid, tf Share
Shtnn alley with tha Western side OF Market
alley. extending and binding on Sharp Shin al.
ley !hrty.seven feet, and on Market alley TWEEN.
t9'1"e ieet forming a rectangular parkllelo.
gram, with The right of wsy over q five # alley
in the r,ar being The same property b, deed
conVfsed By Harriet Smoos, widow End ex:cu.
trlx q b. b. snoot, 10 ESoll y. AtWell.
Term, OF Sale: Cash eleven hundred dollars
the residue In three equal instalmspts of SIX,
tive Wand eighteen months; Ut. ct tina option
It the u'ahasUr, the whole nay be pa: d in cash
IN, defer Of payn el's to be evidenced By the
purchasers no.os sud to BIO seclrcd by deed of
Trust upon The premises
CHARLES g. SMOOr,
fet2i I'll Substituted Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Fer gacerai Es,. RIVERSIDE PURIFIED
WH1sKEY is r: conmeuded; price So per gallon
GEO. MCBUaNRY. &; Son, Agents.
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Sr0Nght Ont Perfectly.

Il II LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 80. 1881.
p.' IL. II. WARNER 4 Co SIs-I had been G
stj,5 , suasfSr from a'u,e kidney disease.
III, tuy fb7s;c,sos c1uld not cue, bu. short
st.n,tt you. sac Kidney and Liver Cure
's"' &s or in pert5c: health.
CHARLES II. GERHARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
LOCAE NEWS.

Re Heather Robabtlities. Feb. "a 1857
XIV. ma Middlo Atlantic States fair weather,
:si1!3 mostly nor.herly. stationary or lower
,nTn,ra.ure and higher pressures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

o,W Ia SOCS1Y Court. which WAS TO have mot
IN, 'wvG ey NIX, will b,sGj burned TO the follow
he r"'SSan:sis7 90 tc,ouut OF tho death of
" e'her Of Jujgo Ssppsttr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

- FORTHCOMING HISTORICAL WoRK. AT
Tue fQlas, Of nunb.r Ct oN.z sos. sentl-
I'G' We'll GtGu,iotcd with all tho facIs rols!icg
S ".ae matter, is preparing history Of tho
r go Horse en.er'ainmsot. By Captain
lncse. and tho "PhrsaeloQioa' cnte,tsit-
Isat BY ID. Bsyliss." given 10 this city be-
NE ~, iho war. The history. which will include
iue s2ee'hes ard poems delivered at tie "ses
" "..s' erttrtsl5ment, end the reception of tho
;%a morse In Gotrsatcw7, will TO published
.-pannhiet form. and will, 10 dcu5t, provo o
wy WY vsu,bie sddi!oa 20 tho historicsl Iitera-
'uie 9! al y:n!,ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
IN WASHINGTON.

Beautiful Silk sni Wool Plaid Dress Goods
redresd from 60 to 25,; W:dast double width
Plaid Dress Goods reduced from zoe 10 zoe !;
Black Silk ,Velve!s 81; Coloyod silk Plush
White Blankets, rure wool IS: heavy Calico
Comforts ST; large az, White Bridal Quilts
81 rs; pure Linen Besched Table Damask t5o !;
Black Grape, double fold. 75c; Colored silks
&c. all of cur 81 IS Bsok silks reduced 10 81 !;
double width heavy Choking Cloths reduced 10
81 20. 81 and So So; Piano Covers, Silk EN-.
from % to l2ae; hadios' jackets, Ulsters and
Coats at actual cost
CAEFEH'2, III Market Space,
ls0l3-Wlf WRshinqtOn, u. @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24
F3E EAEE pE ssRNT
MARKET GARDEN FOB RENT,


TWELVE ACRES OF GOOD LAND close
to the city. NRW DWELLING and out buii Sc
ln2s pair good mules, wagon, c.rt, light spring
wagon ard sill ntc assary Implements, hot bed
sail and france, two cows, peach and spple or.
casrd, psaEs srd cherries; share Of drops or
money rent 10 reliable tenant Apply to or
eddros PEIhH WISE, corner Prince ana
aeErY streets. Aie1andlla, Va. febl4-2swtf::
4 HOME ON EASY TRRMS-I will sell
- the HOUSE end LOT. No. l4S south Co.
lumbus street, between Gibbon and Franklin
running YES! lis feet inches to q f.. alley in
fee' Terms: Ton dollars per n on!h in fdgar ca,
running u period Of six yoars the purchaser
to DO exempt from all iutevess and taxes until
terms arc &C IN Piled with.
feb2a-S. w. e. PADGETT. lGi King st.
ESOB SALE AT A BAKGAIN-Tbatlsry large
n ana very dtsirabla and valuable WARE.
HOUSE ard MdAkF PROPERTY known as
fOWLs'S WHARF, in Alaxsndli., VirsiDi,
now occupied By Gel Philip b. Hoos, commits
sion merchant; wster about22 feet; steamboats,
and large VESSELS LAID st the Whsrf.
K. ". FEN WICK, (owner)
j4edroit Bulldog, Wsshin rson, y. q
-Jat23-lm or to 2. B. hooe, On the premises
NNOR SALE-A FARM OF about eco ACRRs
- situsted GA Arlington Heights three miles
from tba South end of the Long Bridge, in full
VieW ofihs Cspi.ol. Gsid farm has been used
a. Dairy Farm 70: tho last thirty years. l
vii! sail the whole in body OF divide it in three
farms Of aOtu! 100 acres esch. improvements
good. Terms sasy. Persons wishing to inspect
the property can reach Inc same by Washington
and Ohio Il. K. st Arlington Station which is
about J mile disisnt and II mile from Fort
EuIyoa Oh the Washington and Ale1andris L.
f.. For particulars enquire of the subscriber.
der6-tf S. B. CONFETTI.
EECS EALE.-One CT tina largest and most
- eligiGly located EHSIDEEUEH, with sp..
cous grounds attached, in the city. For terms,
&C., apply TO Green Sc Wise ieSO-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Police News. Jennie Datob. c>Iortd who
VS. Up yesterday before magistrate for
n,,u2hIDs at fsa1io Grandson. WAS before the
M'yCr ,1la taarbiuS casr2ed With bea,ing her
Lu'1ird.-A rare case. Jsncis. Who did not
ioie'd 'o whip her band. OF ly 10 correct
LIN, vas disch'rscd. as her 'Ieessr half" who
made thu Complaint, failed to appear aeains,
Aer. The wom'n 5000 alter explained that the
te':1n her tu'5aod did DOT appear sg,ipat her
Was 0:c,n:c he bsd sid cos Of htr tables and
gone to Washington.
lhc'e W&Co ssv:ral olee!s 81 tho s!aiio5
Muse lag! Digl!,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

NAN CALLED BUT Only ONE CGosEN.-
Tie Custom House CiVi Ssrvca Board yester.
ds7 aonouacld tn, result of the recent oX.m-
'a:oa Of; applicants for appointment IS clerks,
inspectors, aal night ofio,rs Nineteen ous of
- applicants for o!efk:hipa, IS out Of lis az
p'cin;s r Insosc orShips. sud 80 gu. Of 81 sp-
plc.n!s -: n'gat inspector, hjps passed the cx-
anna,l1n ,tne only appoio!msn: msda is
John II. Walsh, frmerl7 m assistant vsieher
Sho stood G. tho head Of the class for claIk-
ships III wss made clark i1 the Naval
Uh!2 10: & probationary period of s K months.
INerA arc 10 vacancies ct pres lot for the ott-
fr - succ:s:fi! candidates. If they do DOT
EtCH7o apDoiolm ants within yoar their nam 8
HI b. stricken of Of lhs lis! eligible for Office.
-N"C ForL. San.
Inc youag man aIu TO is the eidast son
HA7 Tho'@a3 Walsh. at Bu:glndY, nesr this
city and il GtOrmo: stud ,at OF st Johns Acat.
enJ' ia has rnany friends ia AleZaud,i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

iHE SMatL-poX SCARE IN THE COUNTY -
Fne breaking on. OF the smallpox among the
c,ot,G people in Freedm 90 d Village, Altxal-
I;It Cju2'Y, has tfo,augdly srousod the oit-
z2Ds # Arlington Distrio;. 10 which tho "Vll
I.ga' /, situated. Notwithstanding the death Of
lie s9.li-oox patient. ctiii. IS stated 10 ye.
'er!lg's G;z tie, c7cr2 rIec,ui)o is balog used
to rrcg2n: tie snEesd Of the disease. School
Trustees jlsEcy B,i!<y AID Il. s. L,cy AID Mr.,
t. Il. Sy2b9rd o!'l:d 90 Sscro airy Of War Liz
colo 7cs:erd.y 70 knoa il the Government
8}GI! -. mako souo apprt .is.ioo for The
clTa o! 'tc sI5k 10 frsc1msn's Village, 10 the
event Q! the sJeand # the smallpox among the
cOior,i p,opi, Ct loa: village. Tee Secretary
took the Glstter uoier consideration ADD will
give tho c)uni;Iee o. susW5E ia @ few dsys
The small poy wis imported ioto Arliugton
Ds!fc ION Drapoi'a Alley. Washirg!oo. A
lev weeks aga WotasD c3mo to tho oty from
"asAiagtco with SICK child. Upon 90 exams
IOstIon the child Vas fuuad 20 he suffering from
ana!.- )aZ, 0n3 the wou,sn was ordered ous Of
the c,uG'r. Shortly alter Der departure two
c1lir.d children gcre attacked with tbs disease,
ono Of Thoa1 lid yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
sla, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by Z. s. Leadbes.er g. Bro.
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II 0AltE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

ignsSs M =. Gas v il he stopped from all con.
IncS oN nEo my DO delinquent on the LIST OF
!e,23 i-s"'H8. j. ROXBURY,
~ Superintendent.
u sslH CHolCE DHIED PEACHES for
On ~ iI:t2ll j. G. MILBURN.
y far 'nED cen FISH for sale by
J. q. ElLBURN.
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EEGS EALE.-Oae CT tina largest and most
- ellgiGly located BHSIDEEUEs, with sp.-
cious grounds attached, 10 the city. For terms.
&C.. apply TO Green &c Wise. ieSO-tf
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Fairfax c 1unty, fst 20-viW
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FSHHE STANDAhD LETTER COPYING
a BOOKS, made Of the best paper end bound
in duck to resist water. The best Copying
Books made.
ian1i ROBERT BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-24

Mos. ], 2 and 8 AACKEREL-very fat
~ jast received by
deco w. A. JOHNSON SEQ.
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0H BUSHELS BLACK EYED PEAS rs.
~ ceived to-isy al d for sale BY
ft9 j. G. MILBURN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-04
vi others! MOahers!!
MOlherS

Are yOn disturbed at night and
broken ct your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the ex.
crGcIatIhg pain Of cutting teeth :
Ii so, go at once aud get i bottle
of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH.
ING SYRUP. l: will relieve the
poor little sufferer. immediately
depend upon it ; there is 10 mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who las ever
used 1t, who will not tell YOU at
once that II will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother.
and relief aHd health 10 the child.
operating like mage. Il is Perfect
IS safe to use in al eases. and
i'i"*~aH, ~ the taste. .fn,l is tie
prescription CT one OF HE Oldest
aiii Htot 'ema.e l.hysfcinpt aud
h'i. III lbs tt!tel Ss,;ea. soi
''sIA No'5: - teH!@ hotel.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-04

-Woma,.'> health is deoer:l
ent upon regular monthly uterine
action. Interfere with this grand
function of female life, and dis
ease will he the legitimate result.
Nature demands regular action.
and her laws cannot be violated
unless al the expense of health.
This junction, this monthly secrc,
ton must coutinne from the age
OF puberty to the "turn of life"
without unnatural obstruction /:
and lnatten,ion to this fact has
consigned thousands of females
to untime'y graves. \ remedy
for all these tronbles has bee, pr,.
pared by the medical profession,
which will relieve old aui ys:,ny
OF these monthly exercises and
weaknesses; will restore nature:
v i'll strengthen the weak and de.
bilitated ; will give rotundity
and shape to the |. an and l.ay,
gari, am! will impart iron to the
impoverished blood. DR.. Drom-
coolies English Female Bi.tcrs J..
the remedy aud will 10 the work
to satisfaction.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-04
-Sumner Townsend died

-Sumner Townsend died in
Boston on December &c, 1881.
Mr.. Townsend came to ThibO-
daux about the year 1896, work
ell for some years IS a carpenter,
but is better known as the pro
prlesor Of the old saw mill that
was in operation for 50 many
years, in Thibodaux, anterior to
the wal.
Afterwards be was the prioci
pal mover in the establishment of
tue saw mill DOW in the upper
par t of this town.
Mr.. Townsend was an energetic
and enterprisiDg citizen and had
much to do in promoting tue ear
~ prosperity OF Thibo.laux.
he Was a man of fine Judgment
social, pleasant, hospitab!e aud
obiiglng, and attracted around
him a large circle Of devoted
friends.
Being a native Of Boston he re
turned to his native place fire.
qnently, but woaid sOOi, he found
again III bis Southern lsome, from
which he could not remain away.
Finally age male its marks up
on him aud disease bowed to the
earth the strong frame, until, full
OF years he passed away into the
shades Of Merni,y. lie was par
TALLY raralyze.i, bit remained
conscious 10 the last.
In his latter days, memories of
his Southern home would arise
Up before him, and nothing afford
ell linn more pleasure than to re
late his experiences whilst residing
in Thi50daux. Peace to the mem
Dry Of a good and kind man. Nav
the clods OF the valley rest lightly
upon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-04
Dramatic Associations.

We have many reasons to be
gratifed to learn that Twenty
four Of the tchoicest among our
young men have succeeded.in form
ing an association for the purpose
OF giving theatrical performances.
In the first place we are pleased
to learn that an effort is being
made to interest our young people
III alnnsements, calculated to i'm
part to them an instructive recre
alton. There is another :cason
why the organization of such All
association among US meets with
our hearty approval, which is the
Palpab!c aud uadi>gnisrd fact
that i'll this town much that be
longs TO our finer being is neglect
ei dis if it were despised, while
much that encourages tue forma
ton Of disori-lly habits is se.lu
loualy cared for.
We. sincerely trust that these
young men who are craving intel
1ectual and refined anusemsnts
will meet i'll their way with 10
difficulties which they Cannot sur
mount.
Let the public give them what
they most assuredly DESERVE
helping hand.
This association is known un
der the name of ''The Evergreen
Dramatic Club of Thibodauxn aud
has Mr.. a. j. Lassrisne for It's
Prcsidont aud Mr.. [. ID. Moore as
Stage Manager.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-04

H. n. CouloD, member Of tbs
Police Jury, has visited the ere
~vssse'at Longueville. He says that
an effort is being made by the peo
pie to close it, aud he has great
confidence in the success of the
plan proposed.
MIR. COu!on reports the water
spreading over the country iu the
rear, but takes no stock in the re-
port OF the State Engineer that
the Raceland place, or any other
ADORE Mathews will be effected
BY the water.
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The Bayou at this place fell
six Inches after the crevasse
broke through at Longuevil!e,
but has nearly recovered that loss
again.
The Ohio aud tributaries aro
all falling. The Mississippi is
falling as low down as Memphis.
The upper Mississippi and the
Arkansas are very low. Red
River is falling at Shreveport.
Unless rains fall heavily very
soon a fall in the rivers here may
be reasonably expected in less
thsn 10 days.
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food for the Women.

Many ladies' suffer from an ex
IRENE nervous, >emi-hysteiiyal
condition.. They have disturbing
dreams, exciting muscular start
ings; pecniiar painful s.mptoms
OF nightmare. T1:cy lie awake
and suffer the brain 10 be Eighty
when that weary organ ought, ac
coralng TO nature, to he asleep.
Browns Iron Bit'ers give sweet
ren0se ana quickly remove all
sucA nervous manifestations
Physician.
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f.

recent or chronic Coughs aud
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, Iriitability of the
Larynx and Fauces, and other
Int1amea conditions Of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prrlsrel and sold by JOS. T.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Th:b
O,iaux, LII.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS.
On Thirty Days. Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Flee
trn- voltaic Belts aud other Electric Ami
ances On trial for thirty days to Young
men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc.
suaI anteeiug speedy relief and complete.
restoration OF vigor aud manhood. Also
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Psraiysis, L;v
er and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures, and
many other diseases. IIlustratsd pamphiet
sent free. Address Voltaic Belt Go. Mar.
shall, Mich
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DIR. J. II. Fleetwood has Dur
chased two lots Of ground belong
ing to p. Bourre, containing his
vol shop and::thePerrin residence
the other the lot once belonging
to the Daunis family and now &C
cupied by Mr.. Blum as d resi-
dence, all on st. Philip street.
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Don't take any of the quack ros-
trums, as they are reyimeutal to
the human system ; out put your
trust in Hop BitterS, which will
care general diIapilA,ion, costive
habits and all comic diseases.
They saved Isaac from a severe
extrart OF tripod fever. They are
the ne plas uaun of meIieiurs.-
Boston Globe.