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sUCn REPORTS DO ONES HEART coon.
Mr.. Frank Wikc, North and 9th streets,
stated that /; was not only highly praised by
not failed to give satisfaction in a single case
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A load of young people of this town at
tended the party at Samuel ilazcltine's,
Eycr's Grove on Tuesday night. They went
up in Buckalcw Bros band wagon with four
horses
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LIST, FEB. TERN, 1889.

Montgomery Cox vs. John Leegott
VIM Schechterly vs. Elizabeth W Souder
Bedrock Freukel w Daniel Curry
Martha Greasy ct nj vs Joseph X. Nanderslice
Henry Bird ct al vs. James BIRD
Joseph LamOn VS. anHah IAfnoh 5 hCmr
3 Lazarus VS. Dennson Brink
DJ Waller VS. Penna Canal co
August Freund ct uX VS. Miller
Richard Purcell VS. Lawrence Barrett
James Lannon's admr A Joseph Lam0n
Bartiey Albertson VS. A. b. kikendall
Clinton Robbins VS. B Sharpless
A b White VS. j X Vanderslice ct al
Herring VS. Jos Yanderslice
Emanuel Strauss VS. Martin johnson
Robert Philbrick VS. John Henninger
Centralia Nj Assn VS. Sarah Haf1y admx
A b II. rring va X vanderslice
Curtis Brooks VS. Borough OF Danville
l. II Lee Bro VS. Dennison Brink
David Savage VS. Jere Ieager
Geo Beagle's use vs Moses Stiter
Wm Shellhamer vs. VI Growers adms
Geo Stricker's use VS. Funston ct al
VIM Yetter ex VS. VIM Yeager
wis N Cox vs. VIM Brobst
Elias Smith ct al VS. Alfred Herbine etal
James Barton vs VIM Zarr ct al
Kills $. stoker vs. Henry Cope
Daniel Hartman VS. Catharine heller
Bry ne Houberger VIM Leioy
Geo Boyer VS. ernard Murray ct al
den Stokes VS. Archibald Fowler
Vim Bibby VS. Femmings Jacoby
VIM Bbby vs. lsasc II SeesholtZ ct al
VIM Eyerly vs. Jacob Ieager
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A Hungarian miner, name unknown, was
run over and killed by II train ON the L. &
b. II. II. above Kingston on Tuesday morn
ing Three others who were with him bare
" escaped with their lives.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

FIRST wERK
Bloom no C Jones, Baltzer Laycock, c Form.
wad Hiram Palmer, 9 IL Sterner
Beaver-M Hess John Hinte Ritter, Jno Longen-
berger, Levi II MI hael John Schell
Benton-Samuel Hess
Berwick-Howell BREEZE, Paul Fortner, w Kuorr
A $ Phillips solomon Houseknecht
Rriar Creek-Emanucl Yost
Catawissa-Chrstian Claywell. Guile, Nathan
Fishing Creek~H W Kline, John sutton, stiles
Edward Unangst John Karns
Franklin-Wm Rohrbach, G Seeshotz
Greenwood-Barton Quick. j Ewes
uemlock-Ch aries Diettertck, Charles ShaTer
Locust-Isaac Dyer, Adam johnson, .ichard Wat
kus
Jackson-W B Robbins
Maip-Charles Fisher
Montour-Clinton Crawford Henry Lazarus, w
Monroe
Scott-CW Trump. j Crawford, j Creveling,
Geo. w. Tronseau
sugarloaf-H C pess Ezra stephens
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom-Geo. Bates,J l. Dillon Samuel II Jacoby
Keefer, Jacob Wanich jr
BentOn-Elias Evans
BAIL
Catawissa-Luther W Eyer, Harvey Giger
Centre-Levi Fester. Chas. March, Hiram Whit
mire
Centralia-Jobn Horan
COnyngham-AnureW ROncy
Fishing Creek Elisha Evans
Franklin-Andrew Lohrman
Greenwo0d-Jno W Cox, Jno Eyer VIM Mather
Humphrey Parker
HemIock-James Glrton, VIM Howell
Locust-JnO Brofee, Jeremiah Scott
Mad S0n-Creveling Smith, Geo WhiteniRht
MI. Pleasant-Daniel Musgrave, Henry Sands, Jobn
Wou
Roaring Creek-Jacob Hoffman
sugarloaf-Jno Cole, Charles d Carpents-. Joshua
Hess,
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Embroidery is quite as fashionable as lace,
and both are used in combination on dresses,
on accessories of the toilet, on underwear
and household decorations.
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A UDITOh'S NOTICE.

4 UDITOh'S NOTICE.
~ In the matter Of No. 1872 Feb. Term, 1sTs
Samuel Bee X, as And now Dec. 30, 1851. on mo-
signed to Colum- ton OF G. w. Miller, Atty. for
bia County Mutual plaintiff, Samuel Knorr, Esq. is
Saving Fund and iappointed Auditor to make dis
Loan ssocation, tributon OF proceeds arising
VS.. from Sheriff s saleOf real estate.
I. X. Schweppen-
heiser. BY THE COURT.
In pursu INC OF the above, the undersigned Audi
tor will sit at his Office In Bloomsbury, on Friday.
February 3rd, 1882, at ten O'Clock a. m 10 perform
the duties OF his appointment when AID where all
persons interested should appear and present their
claims be debarred from coming In on said fund.
S. .KNORR,
Jan. saw Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Many farmers in the eastern and south
ern counties of the State, according to a
country paper, are convinced that it is more
profitable to raise poultry than to keep
COMS.
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Death to rats mice, reaches and ants; Par
sons ENterminator. Barns, granarCs and
households cleared in a single night. No fear
of bad smells. Best and cheapest vcrmn
killer in the world. Sold everywhere.
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Skate dealers and sleigh makers are not
hilarious yet, but they are in much better
humor than IA week ago. Ice dealers smile
now without an effort. The cold snap has
done it.
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w. ii. Rhawn of Catawissa and O. b. Col
ton of the n. & w. b. r. II, engineer corps,
played chess last week for purse of $50.
Mr.. Rhawn won three straight games and
the match.
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A party of Normal School students took n
sleigh ride to Berwick on Friday night last
and had Jolly time.
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1t is said that two thickncsscs Of paper,
used in lining the barrel in which apples are
packed, will prevent them from freezing
while being shipped.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The greatest enemy society now has, lis the
man who in this freezing weather ncglccts
to shut the door, He is very numerous and
universally cXccratcd.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

We have made arrangements with lead
ing engravcr of Philadelphia and are prepar-
ed to furnish engraved plates for calling
cards or to have cards printed from old
plates. Samples furnished on application.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Among the new buildings to be erected in
town are, one for J. L. Girton ON Centre
street, and one for J. j. Wagonsclcr on Main
street near the Normal School
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Ash Wednesday occurs at an unusually
early date this ycar-Fcbruary 22d-and only
about three weeks remain for festivities.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The mercury on Tuesday morning stood at
six degrees below zcro-thc lowest of the
winter thus far.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The Willamsport Gds.He C Bulletin has is
sued very neat and pretty "Annual" for 1889.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Superintendent Edward Reese of Centraia,
was severely injured by the kick of mule,
a few days ago at the Logan colicry.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The reason why poultry killed at home,
though young, is not as tender as that bought
in the market, is that the former is not killed
until wanted, and when eaten is still rigid
with death, while that bought at the poulter-
cr's has been killed at least hours-more Of.
ten days. Poultry ought to be killed several
days before eaten, dressed at once, and with
a few pieces of charcoal in it, hung in cool
place. Ifpoutry are kept from food and
drink at least twelve hours before killing,
the flesh will be juicy and the flesh firm. II
left three days without food or drink, though
in good condition previously, the flesh will
be dry and tasteless, and the fat soft. Never
buy an undrawn fowl. The gas from the
crop and intestincs will taint the flesh, even
though retained but short time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The new NJ. f. Church at Mainvillc will he
dedicated on Sunday. February t2th.
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.

II
ESTATE OF JACOB y. BECK, DECEASED
Letters tcstamentary on the estate of Jacob F.
Beck late OF Centre township, Columbia county,Pa.
deceased have been granted by the Register OF said
county TO the undersigned Executor. An persons
having claims against the e5tatt OF the decedent
are requested to pres ent them for settlement and
those Indebted to the estate TO make payment TO
the undersigned executor without delay.
GEORGE N. WHITMIRE,
ian 10 6-N' Executor
Orangeyllle pa,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The open winter has not increased the sup
ply of eggs, and they are as scarce and high
priced as II the ground had covering of
snow three feet in depth AT present prices,
"A dozen eggs are worth more than the hen
that lays them, particularly If She. an old
one. A hen is the most inconsiderate and
unaccountable creature. Now that she could
lay eggs worth three cents apiece, she takes
vacation and refuses to have anything at
all to do with the business. BY and by, when
they are down to fifteen cents dozen, she
will put on extra help, and even work nights
to flood the market
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

During the current year $3.50 soldiers or
phans, now in schools under the care Of the
state, will be discharged by reason of having
attained the age of sixteen. The superin-
tendent of the department of Soldiers Or
phan schools has prepared list of these
scholars, arranged by schools, to which is
added the date when each child will be dis
charged. Copies of this will be sent to each
post of the Grand Army of the Republic, and
to numerous soldiers and citizens, the object
being to interest as many as possible in OBJ
tanning homes and employmentfor the or
phans
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Envelopes of all sizes by the pack, box or
at COLUMBIAN Office.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

The ten per cent off of coats and winter
dress goods at |. w. Ilartman's this month
brings lots of cash.
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF MARTHA surMAs. DECEASED.

ESTATE OF MARTHA SHUMAN DECEASED.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF Martha
Shuman, late OF NJ iin twp, Columbia county,
deceased have granted by the Register or said
county TO the unders gned administrator All persons
having claims against the estate OF said decedent
are requested 10 present them for settlement and
those Indebted the estate 10 make payment to the
undersigned administrator without delay,
dec 30 CIV wv. X. SuUMAN.
ADMINISTRATOR.
r. o. address, Mainville, Col, Co, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Hiram Eckrotl has brought suit for Sian.
der against w. G. Hartzel who, II is alleged,
accused Eckroth of setting fire to his store
in Mifilinville. Subsequently J. N. Pfer APP
pcared before J. II. Maize, justice Of the
peace, and made like char &c against Eek.
roth. A warrant was issued and Eckroth
was arrested. lie waived hearing and gave
bail for his appearance at court This is n
grave accusation and IL Eckroth is convicted
he will merit severe punishment.
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8. Widow's appr iisement 10 the IS.
tate offs S. S Shoemaker I, ,deceas-
ed. Personally.
Total reality.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
= ESTATE OF sLIzAnErn wnHNRs, pEo.Asap.

ESTATE OF ELIzABETH wBsSBH, DKcuAsRD.
TO Julia Schleger, intermarried with Jacob Sohe-
ger Of Susquehanna county Pa H. " Garrett Of
Enst Nanlicoke Luzerue:county, Pa. Mahlon
Hicks, OF Baltimore. Md, Susan A. Wolf. iateTmar-
county Pa. Henry Shafrer. susanna Crawford inter-
married with stephen Crawford. Angelina Garrett,
intermarried with Levi Garrett, and Stephen Pohe,
guardian ad litem OF the minor children OF Emily
Hicks, all OF Columbia county, Pa, Greeting;
In accordance with a rule granted upon the 18th
day OF December 1881, by the Orphans Court OF Co
umbia county, you are hereby notified and required
TO appear upon the first day OF the next term OF
Court and accept at the valuation the following de-
scrbed premises or show cause why the same shall
not be sold, viz: All that certain messuage tract
OF land situate IN Centre township. Columbia coun
", bounded on the north by pusc road. on the
east by publ road, on the south by lands OF vii
son Miller ann on the west by lands OF H. Schwep.
penheiser containing two acres more or less with
the appurtenances, OF the estate OF said decedent.
U. IL ENT,
jan. 5-<w Sheriff
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Try 9. G. Marr's 60 cent syrup.
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New print at C. c. Marr's this week.
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Visiting cards printed from plates at ii
COLUMBIAN office.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
CORRECTED WEEKLY

FLOUR,
Minnesota extras ..... ...., ....... 50 80 Oc 90
PENNSYLVANIA IamhN- 20 "a tSIf
western D - W -
Ryt....... 20 "a . w
GRAIN.
Wheat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A. per bush.
Rye..........,. 900. ..,.,..s. 30 e 0l per bu.h
Corn ............,,.. ....... ...,., 10 a. - - "
Oats ................... ........ 40 - 81 " "
Clovcrseed eed.................... 10 % cts per To-
TimOt ny ...... ........... 2 35 10 65
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A DMINIsTRATOR S NOTICE

ESTATE OF MosKs EVERETT, DECEASED.
Letters OF Administration on the estate OF Moses
Everett late OF orange township, Columbia county
Fenn'a a. deces sed have been granted by the Regis
ter of said county to the undersigned Admir- d. D.
Az persons having claims against the estate OF the
deoedent are requested TO pr sent them for settle
ment and those indebted TO the estate TO make pay
ment 10 the undersigned Administrator without
delay. ,. ,-,r
j. HOWARD KLINE,
c. W. MILLER Admit istrator, d b. n.
Attorney dec 80 CIV +. o. Orangevnle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Between 8 and 10 o'clock on Wed nesday
evening a masked burglar presented him
self at the door of Mrs. Decker, the toll-keeper
at the West Branch bridge at this place, and
called her to the door, and with u revolver
pointed at her head demanded her money.
Mrs. ID. replied that she had no money and
by quick move pushed the robber out and
closed the door, and quickly went to the
window and rang n dinner bell. Mrs. Geo.
Roberts replied to the summons and said
"rll be there" but Mrs. d. said in return II
want Mr.. Roberts" Mrs. II. knowing there
was danger ahead very thoughtfully replied
George is coming with dozen more men,"
Mrs. Decker, who is not healthy lady, took
very sick after she got over the fright. The
robber had black mask on and was small
delicate looking fellow, and had feminine
voice. Northumberland Democrat.
The law prohibiting the defacing of walls,
| fences and trees by painting, posting or 9TH
erwse, provides that if any person orpersons
shall, without the consent of the owner or
owners thereof, wilfully daub, or paint ad-
vertisements or post placards upon, Or 9TH
erwise defacc the walls of any building or
buildings, house or houses, or the fences
| around the yard or yards, connected there
with, or any fences surrounding or enclosing
| any vacant lot or lots, farm or farms, or
| shall cause the same to be done by others, or
| if any person or persons shall, without the
| consent of the owner or owners thereof daub
or paint advertisements or post placardS up-
on, or otherwise deface any tree or trees, or
| shall cause the same to be done by others,
| such offender or offenders shall be guilty of
| a misdemcanor and upon conviction be SEN
| fenced to pay a fine not exceeding $25 and
| undergo an Imprisonment not exceeding
| thirty days, or both or either, at the discre-
| ton of the court.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-01-27

Postage Free 10 all subscribers In the United
states or Canada,
The volumes Of the Magazine begin with the
numbers for June and Decem er Of each year When
no time Is specified, Il VIII be Understood that the
subs 'rl0er wishes to begin with the current
number.
complete set OF NApPERs MAGAZINE comprising
63 Volumes, iu neat c 9th binding viii be seLt by
express, freight at expense OF purchaser on receipt
cf 81 20 per volume, Single Volumes by mail, post
paid, So 10. Cloth cases, for binding, 30 cents by
mali, post paid
Index 10 HAMPERS MAGAZINE, alphabetical Ana
Ntlcal ana Nlasslhtd, Tor Nolrmes TO 90 Inclusive,
from June, 1850, 10 june lssO, one vO sYo, Cloth.
81 90.
Re miuanoes should be- mede by Post once Money
Oldcr or lrstt, O. avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are lot 10 copy this advertisement
without the express oruer OF hAhrkk bhOIHkKs
Address. HARPER & BROTHERS,
jan l3 II New YORK
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|. w. Hartman's and 10 cent tables at
tract people by the hundreds.
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Butterick & Cos. February fashion book.
and patterns at c. G. Marrs.
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New lot of cloth and plush at |. w
Hartmans.
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WINDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.

w
l. Willow 3 appraisement In the es-
tate OF j. b. Stoker, deceased.
Personally $q99 95
2. Widows appraisement In the IS
tate OF George StraussJr, deceas-
ed Personally $500 90
8. widows apprasement In the es-
tate OF John Billig, deceased
Personally. $500 90
4. WILLOWS appraisements In the es-
tate OF ID. W. Berlin, deceased.
Personally. 81 25
Realty. 292 IS
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Carpet chain at |. w. lIartman's.
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MARKET REPORTS
BLOOMSRURG MARX ET
1882.
Earper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

"Always varied, always good, always improving"
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS jr.
Harper'5 Magazine, the most popular illustrates
ume with the December Number 1t represents
what Is best In American literature and art ana ts
marked success In Kngland-where 1t has already
acircl'ation l'rger than that OF any English maga-
zine OF the same class has brought into Its service
the most eminent writer's and artists OF Great
Brit un. The forthcoming volumes for lsS2 VIII In
every respect surpass their Predecessors.
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Business Notices

Business Notices
Try 9. c. Murr's 60 cent syrup.
>--
Orders for book binding received at the
COLUMBIAN office.
The offices of }. b. Robson and 5. Knorr,
with large book cases for rent by |. w.
Hartman.
Envelopes of all sizes by the pack, box or
thousand at COLUMBIAN Office.
New print at c. c. Marr's this week
The ten per cent off of coats and winter
dress goods at l. w. Iartman's this month
brings lots of cash.
Visiting cards printed from plates at the
COLUMBIAN office.
Carpet chain at |. w. lIartman's.
Buttcrick & Cos. February fashion books
and patterns at c. G. Marr's.
New lot of cloth and plush at l. w.
lIartman's.
|. w. Hartman's 5 and 10 cent tables at
tract people by the hundreds.
All ,thc fashionable dress makers in this
county use Buttcrick & Cos. patterns. Sold
by c. c. Mari.
The Paragraph Binder for all sorts of
commercial blanks is the best thing of the
kind ever invented. Can be obtained at this
office.
c, c. Marr is selling goods very cheap.
L. r. Sharplcss is now closing out his en-
tire stock of notions, wholesale and retail, at
greatly reduced prices, to quit business.
Give him call and secure the bargains of the
season. jan - 2-w
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The main canal is very nearly completed to
Lake Jean Lacroix, and is already reported
to ave causrd . very material lowering Ut
the water in the Lakes Field and Long.
No measurement Of the amount Of work
completed has been made.
The canal has been cut only about 20 feet
ia width, and requires to be widened five feet
more under the terms OF the contract
The funds on hand have as the report shows
beet exhausted.
The Board have advertised the double con
cess,on of all lands fronting "n Bayous La
fOurche, Blue and Terrebonne Mt the rate Of
y 50 per acre for timbered lands, 81 35 per
acre for lands partly t,mbered, and IS cents
per acre for Prairie lands.
Respectfully submitted.
s. 7. GRISAMORE,
Treasurer l.. b. of ). l.. C..
On motion of Mr.. Kraemer secondcd by
Mr.. Moran. it was resolved, that the praai
dent be authorized TO advertise and sell tho
lease of the ferries at st. Charles Chapel, ut
Johns Chapel ut Harang's Canal and at
Kacc:and, at the next regular time for max
ing such sales for q term Of tive years or less
as he may deem expedient.
The committee on Roads and Leveea report
ed that they had taken no action on the sub
ject matter Of the memorial relative t. riding
on levees &c. and the same was laid over to
the next session.
On motion of Mr.. Moran seconded BY Mr..
COulon the Jury adjourned.
tSignedj S. T. GRISAMORE,
President of Police Jury.
Certified:
J. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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some land a.ar the town, aud NOV
Ell Oh with aAe.slaves, and told them
to support ,Aemsei. es unuer my
5polec:io,,. The slaves Increased
and married wives aud husbands
aud raised chillieli, aud IL keep
them together l bought them all.
l aA>O Ouight several others who
had to be sold, aud who selected
Tie -as their owner. IL a few years
my .ssaail place MAS insufficient tor
them, aud rather than part with
them / bought d laIger plauta lion
i'll the equity aud placed them gu
it anu removed with my family
back u Town. l WA thus a slave
holder lfom 1916 to 1865, just
twenty yeais. My slAxes Increased
ttOm eight t. twenty seven, and d0
lans All that time there were but
two death, among them. / reaiiz
I'd ,AO profit hOm them, and all Ut
them Viii testify that l cared bet
ter iOr them tAan they have been
able 70 Gaze for themselves ''since
Il eeuUln came"
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GERS to serve until June 1888.
Mr.. G%risanlore bring the only nominee for
president was elected by acclimatiOa.
Mr.. Allan. being the only nominee for sec
Rotary was elected by acclimatiun.
Mr.. Samoan being the only nominee for
Treasurer was elected by acclimation.
Mr.. Walsh being the only nominee for ser
jeant-at arms was elected by a%cclimation.
Mr. Samoan. representing the ThibOdaux
Sentiael. being the only nominee for Parish
Printer was elected by a~cclimatiOn.
TN motion of Mr.. COulOn. seconded the jury
adjourned to O-mOrrOw morning At 9 o'clock.
(Signed) 8. Y. GRlSAnORE,
President.
Certified:
J. +. ALLAN, Secretary.
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NOTuCEl

The Local Board of Swamp Land Commits
sionors. not having bcen prepared to pass the
sale Of the double concession Ut Lands front.
ing on bayous Ls:Nurche, BlHe and Tefre-
bOune, within the perinl speoifed in the I'd.
vsrtisemsnt Of July 8. l82. notice 10 hereby
given that ell landowners, wishing to pnr-
chase their double concession. will be siven
until September 10, 1882, to the same, previous
to which date application must be made to,
and funds deposited with tho undersigned t.
secure the purchase.
8. +. GRISAMORE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-30
Notice 10 Tax Payers.

The Tahleau OF Assesslncnt for the Corpora
ton OF Thibodaux for the year 1882 is now
co"npiete0 ana Will remain open for cOrrec-
ton during ton days from and after this day.
Thib0daux, La, August 10th. 1882.
A.. J. PERRIN.
Assessor