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SUCCESSION OF ABRAHAM PAXTON,
NO. 1893 pROBATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ Lsfourche. Whereas Edward Badeaux of
said parish, has this day made application
to the said Court to be appointed admins
TRAITOR OF said succession.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
If any they have, with the Clerk of said
Curt, ut his office in the Town of rhibOLaux
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, otherwise the said applicant will
i'll due course of law be appointed admins
traitor of said success sion.
(~) Witness my hand and the i'm
LIS: press OF the seal of my office, this
I ~ LIST. day VI April A. il. 1882.
j w kNOBLOCK. Clerk.
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PEC1ORAL SYRUP 70,

recent or chronic Coughs aud
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarscness,
Loss Of Voice, Irrita5ility of the
Larrnx and Fauces, and o.hrr
IntIamed conditions Of the Lungs
and Ill, Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Tbib
o1aux. La.
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Respectfully Submitted.
q. j. LEGENDRE,
Collector
Thibodaux March eth 1882
The Market Masters report for the month
Of February showing total collections to
be Eighty seven & 55IlO9 Dollars was pre-
Finance.
On motion duly seconded the Council
adjourned.
(Signed) Il. ". TABOR,
Mayor.
A. J. PERRIN,
Clerk
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-Do yon want Il burner aud
chimney that will not break? l
YOU Go, call y. S. T. GriSansOre'
stove Depot.
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no 35.
age Advice to a Michi.
gan Windmill Man.

A Michigan mar who has a ia
tent windmill went down to Ten
ne>see last fall to see what he
could do among the farmers of
that State. Reaching a town in
the central part of the State, he
went to a dealer in agricultural
implements and stated his desire
to erect his machiue aud call at
ten'ion to it.
"WeIl, it can be done, I guess"
was The reply.
"Bht how had I best proceed ~
"Well, you kin put her up over
on the hill thar. l don't know
who owns the ground, but if you
treat the-eroWdL guess no. one
will object"
every we'll"
Next Tuesday is market day,
and there'il I've heaps of folks in
town. Ioa want to be around
early and treat the crowd"
eyes"
"Set the old thing going and
ask the boys over to drink some
thirg."
"Jnst So"
"YOu want to stand ON a bar'l
and make some explanations, Of
course, for it will be new to most
of 'em. Bnt don't talk too long.
Make it about ten minutes, and
then treat the crOwL."
eyes"
eff you have to talk any more.
tell 'em there's another drink
ahead.'
IL see.1
"If the old man Jones comes
in with his boys ,here'll be row
in tue crowd. They shoot on
sight. Keep your eye peeled,
aud if you see any signs of a row,
ask the whole crowd out to drink.'
"YeS, but -"
"Look ont for dog fights. If
one takes place yon can't hold the
boys a minute. Keep your eye
on tue canines. Ii you see a val
Ter pnrp begin to bristle up ask
the crowd to step over aud mois~
ten"
Eyes, but by that time the
whole crowd will be drunk" pro
tested he agent.
"Sartan it will, and that's what
you want OF course. That will give
you chance to skip out and take
your life along with you, and il
you make Il stop. anywhere with
in Il hundred miles IsIl send the
windmill 10y freightc-provided
there's anything left to send!
Nothing ike Knowing how to han
die Il Tennessee crowd, my friend.
Did you ask me out to take
snnthing n
W. W. Miller, late overse5r on
Johns Carey's plantation, Cypre
mort, stole Mr. Carey's riding
horse. during the overseer's alb
sence i'll New Orleans, and is sup.
posed to tave made for Texas.
Miller was formerly overseer at
Grand Woods aud w. p. Kemp
rrS. lie is very tall man. over
six feet, dressed in blue, black
hair and eyes talks rapidly. The
horse is a bay. with roam f1anks,
The public are warned tn look out
for ,henl.-MOrgan Cita Rtrie1c.
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Profit, Sl,2OO.

"To sum it up. six long years
OF bed-r ddrn sickness, $500 per
year, total $1,2OO-all of this ex
pense was stopped by three Bot
les OF Hop Bitters, taken by my
wife. She has done her own
Homework for Il year since, with
oft the loss of a day. and / want
everybody to know it. for their
benefit.-N. Il. Farmer.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.
TOWN HAIL

TOWN HAIL
Tucsds March 7th 1882.
The Town Council for the Town Of Thiho
danx met in regular session this day at :
o'clock p. NJ.
Present H. ". Tabor Mayor and j. l..
Aueoin. II. Dansereau. e. Azo.na. d.
Moore and +. Z.rnOtt Trustees.
Absent :J NJ. Howell. Trustee.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved rs recorded.
The following report "f the Committee
Oh Finance was presented and received
Thibodaux March eth iSS..
10 Me Honorable the Mayor and Trustees
OF the 1o,cM Of Thibod tur.
Gentlemen Your Committee on Finance
have carefully exam ned the corrected re-
ports Of the Treasurer and Market Masters
respectively for the month of December
and the Jan uary reports of the Treasurer
Market Master and Collector respectively
and fluid same true and correct. They
have cancelled the warrants accompanying
the Treasnar's repcrt and have entered
their approval on his account booOks.
The munfhlv salaries of the Market Mas
ter AID Corporation LabOrer respectively
and the yearly salary of the Treasurer are
d and 50 is the usual monthly apprOrtion
to thrFire Department.
They have examined and tiad correct.
Bill Of Z. Z. Leblanc Dy. Clerk for re
coring ban,luctte license IL Oh
They append the requisite resolution to
eever above.r e.rlaiins.
Respectfully Submitted.
(Signedj /. ID. MOORE. I hartman.
j. l.. AUCNiN.
II. DANSEREAu.
The following resolution presented ny the
committee on Finance was on motion duly
seconded adopted.
Resolved. That the sum of one hundred
aud sixty two G2Jl00 Dollars be anil the
same is hereby appropriated to pay the fol
lowing claims to wit
70 j. Legen,lrc Market Master charge
able to Market Master l6 &c
o Mabrou.h Corporation Laborer
chargeable to Corporation Lah"rer 50 OF
H. Il. & Co. No. charseable to
FIRE Department 10 90
Thihodanx Fire Co. No. | char. to
Fire Departement 10 90
Protector Fire Co. No. 2 char to
Fire Departcmcnt. 10 0D
r. f. Leblanc Inc dental Expenses l6 90
A. J. Perrin Assessor car. to Salary
of Officers o. 10
Total l6a to
Yeas: Dansercau, AucoiB, Azema. Moore
& Ztrnntt.
Nays None
The following s,RepOrt was pre-
sente,l and referred to the Committee Un
Finance.
I'rca~urc.:~ Report
For February 1882.
To Bal. on hand last report 1897 ST
8 Bang II. II. Hoffmann's lI5 ~ c5
+. II. Degentlre - 5 9a
:" =" i. L. Leblanc 81
d = f. I.eRt1nc o.
Z" G. G. Thibodaux g. 9Gs
- '' Miss A. l.. Rogers 10 80
- - Mrs. q. Ancnin in full % 81
Market lionse tor February 81 %
! Licenses of 1882 800 %
Taxes 1881 Il9i
BY salary of officers 2a- 81
- Streets & bitches 23 81
4" W.lart> & Lavees t7:0
" Market House ~ 26
Fire Department 40 20
Corporation Laborcr 30 %
:" Police and criminal Exp. y O.
Banqucttes Oil,
" Collectors COM. ON - ly
" Balance carried down I19o So
. By % , 359 69
---7---
To Balance on hand. 1885 -
Respectfully submitted
fSigne,i, JOS T. TuIBODEATX.
Treasurer.
Thibodaux March 7th 1882
The following Collectors Repor- tor Febr,
ary was presened and referred to the Com
,u.iee on finance.
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. By % , 359 6o
--@s---
To balance on hand. 1895 -
Respectfully submitted
.fSignedl Jos. T. TnIBODEAT$.
Treasurer.
Thibndaux March 7th 1882
The following Collectors Repor". tor Febru
ary was presened and referred to the Com
,u,tiee en- finance.
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news Of Wolford's election reached u.s. The
official vote in this county stands thus;
Wolford $50; Carr 200.
Little Henry, con Of Geo w. and Mary
Flemming died Thursday night Of scarleii-
ma Yesterday afternoon ae the burial pro-
cession was Isssing the ford bridge scroee
the creek on the way TO the cemetery, one
Of the stills gave way precipitating the en-
tire party 10 the ground. Mrs. Mollie
Hall, Mrs. Sallie Stephenson and Col. /.
N. Shepperd were slightly bruised, the reet
escaped unhurt.
Rev. johnson, very aesthetic colored
barber located here some weeks ago, and a.
ter espousing a handsome mulatto matron
Of this city, bought horse on credit Of J.
W. Coiley, hired vehicle and harness o.
James Tuggle and started on bridal tour
to Cincinnati, intending to leave the outfit
at Somerset and take The train at that point.
This was se-eral weeks ago, but 70 far he
has failed either to put in an appearance
in this section, pay for the horse or return
the vehicle or even leave them at Somer.
set. His religious pretentions, politeness
and high moral tone render hun we'll calcu-
lated 10 impose on other communities. Pass
him around.
Mr.. h. Lanier shot man named John
son at Mill Springs on the day Of the cleo
lion. II is reported that johnson was at
tempting to cut Robert Lanier, brother Of
Bucks with a knife and when b. attempt
ed TO separate them and quell the difficulty
johnson made at him with an open knife
when lie was shot. Mr.. Lanier is quiet
good citizen, engaged in the mercantile bus
mess at Mill Springs and notwithstanding
the shooting was done wholly in selfdeiense
as the proof in the court OF inquiry clearly
showed, still il is a matter Of regret among
his friends that he was compelled to resort
to such extreme measures. johnson is
still living, though learn bis condition is
considered critical. hear that johnson is
a native Of Garrard county
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Another p. p. Neefis0.

A respectable number Of enthusiastic
citizens met the City Council the other
night, and after number Of speeches IA
voring the Offering Of every facility TO the
proposed road from here to Nashville, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
RESOLVED by the City Council OF Stan
ford, That we as a body heartily favor the
building OF the proposed Railroad from
Richmond Junction to Nashville, and
pledge ourselves to contribute TO that end
every aid, material or otherwise, within
our power and legitimate province.
RESOLVED further, That the Presiding
Judge Of the Lincoln County Court is re-
quested to call together the County Court
Ct said county to meet on the 4th day Of
December, 1882, TO take into consideration
the proprietv Of guaranteeing to said con-
templsted Railroad, free right OF way
and free depot grounds in and through said
county.
RESOLVED, That this Board when il ad-
iourns, adjourn to meet on the night Of
the 9th day Of December, 1882, TO consid-
err and determine what the City Of Stan
ford can and should do to further this en-
terprise
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ordered from the Ebbilt House for prao.
tices not IN keeping with sense Of public
propriety.
The grand jury Of Boyd county adj
journed Saturday without taking any ac-
ton in regard TO the Ashland troubles, II
being impossible to get at the facts in the
short time at their disposal. Judge Brown
has called a special term Of the Circuit
Court for January 2, 1888.
The Lexington Guards have all signed
the payroll for their services during the
Ashland campaign. Privaies got 81, non
officers $40 and commission
ed officers Sl3 each. The Lexington
Guards get in the aggregate about $3.50.
The whole campaign, counting in pay,
transportation and subsistence, cost the
State about g, 00O.- Transcript
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KAYNE COUNTY.
Monticello

MIR. LOOMS reports the prospect for
oil at the Otter Creek wells much better.
Mr. COrintha Rankin had severe
hsmorrhsge from the lungs yesterday She
il doing well now
The above date reminds me that this
day 81 year Ego your correspondent began
bis terrestrial pilgrimage.
The official vote Of Wayne county Is
1870 majority for WolfoTd for Congress
Local option carried by an Overw helming
majority in this precinct. Ii also carried
in Mill Springs and Sinking districts.
The democrats here are highly elalsd
over the success Of the party generally and
es,a cially ia the election of Col. Woliord,
the republicans were confident Of Cars
election and we're making preparations for
a grand jolihealion about the time the
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PULASKI COUNTY,
Somerset

A very interesting meeting has been in
progress at SOule's Chapel, this county
Twenty one additions up to date.
Judge J. L. Cosson Of this place was
married to Mis-, S. A. Hawkins, at Point
Burnside last Thursday. The happy cou-
pie took the train Immediately for this city
where a grand reception was given them.
There was row between the whites
aud blacks at Tateville few days ago. The
whites used pistols While the negroes used
stones. No one was seriously hurt. Sew
eral OF the whites were struck with stones.
The junior editor Of the Republican is
decidedly indisposed this week, the cause
being the depressing returns from all over
this district lie made a desperate fight
for Carr, but alas, found that he had been
wasting his sweetness upon the desert air
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GARRARD COUNTY.


No ice has been gathered here this
Winter. Don't be "oneasy" She's coming
ED)
The Catholics Of the community have
purchased lot on Richmond Street of the
Tate property on which TO build a church.
The Improvements to the Methodist
Church are nearing completion and it
promises to be one Of the neatest churches
in town.
The case against Fountain Tankersley
for wife poisoning was called for examina-
ton before Judge Walker Thursday.
Tankersley waived examination and went
to Jail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury in February.
The marriage of Mr.. james c. Hemp
hill, one of our cleverest young men, to
Miss Sallie Curry, one Of the most amia-
bic as we'll as most beautiful Of Garrard's
fair daughters, will take place at the
Christian Church Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
About three weeks ago a man with the
air Of a gentleman came TO Mr.Jno. II. Ar
nold's with the aVowed purpose Of buying
his farm. He gave his name as Geiger,
and said he was from Ohio. After staying
at Mr.. Arnold's a day or so they succeeded
in trading and Mr. Geiger started back to
Ohio 10 make arrangements to pay for his
farm. Mr.. Arnold brought him to town in
his buggy and the day being chilly some
OF the family loaned him a heavy shawl
which he was to return by Mr.. Arnold.
Just before reaching town he was afraid
the train might leave him and he got out
of the buggy and took a near road to the
depot. Arnold did not know at the time
it was his own shawl by which Geiger was
protected and they parted with many good
wishes for the welfare Of each other. Ar
mold discovered his loss when he reached
home, but supposed his property would be
returned in few days As nothing has
been heard Of Mr. Geiger he il satisfied
that he has been imposed upon and warns
every one against gentlemanly old fellow
slightly pals;ed on the right side, wearing
grey suit supplemented by grey shawl.
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Norfs of cuRRfNT fHfNTs.

Million and Samuel Hodge, colored,
were hanged at Knoxville, Tenn, Friday,
for the murder Of their brother in-law, in
September, 1881.
Lee, Bloom a Co, Of Louisville,
Wholesale liquor dealer-, have made AN as
signment. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, SjO,-
900 Cause, shrinkage Of goods and ina
biliiy to collect outstanding debts
There Was dirasirous Gre at Frank
foF, Ky, Saturday night II began in
Lee 4 Munyon's livery stable. Then il
spread 10 John Buekley's residence and 10
the Major Opera house. The loss Is 500,
600.
-II0nk has pulled through in the Sec
ond Tennessee District Ills constituents
refused 10 believe that he ever saw the In
side 81 q ealab ose in Washington, or was
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Heaven, from whence look for the LORD
Jesr;F Phil 500 The hoped Tor Union
services are still hope, and rather =
trembling" one, just nov, for the most in
1uential minister In town sits down hard
on the proposition. and the rest are luke.
warm. Visited New Englsnd free school
with Bro. Fellows, this morning What a
marvel of training we witnessed But
cannot describe. We are a hundred years
behind the Yankees on the educational
question. Ga some other points, a. many
ahead. Ever in Jesus.
Gro q. BARNFs
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LAKO. srocx IRO cRoP.

Col. r j. White sold 10 d. Tribble
40 head 900 ID. cattle at about cents.
Large sales Of corn have been made in
Clark at 81, 81 % and $3.50 delivered. It
is worth about 50 25 delivered here.
Fielding Thurmond weighed the hogs
yesterday which he bought last Spring
and which were pigged on the 10Th Of
March, and found that they pulled the
beam at 2l6lbs each. When he got them
the SOW and IL pigs only weighed $50 lbs.
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CLEvELAND's majority for governor
Of New York having reached 200, 600
and continuing to climb. it is moved
and seconded that his election be de-
clared unanimous. Folger seems to
have been left 50 far out in the cold,
that there is danger that he will
freeze to death. 1t is we'll he did not
resign the Secretaryship of the Treas.
ury else no one could have been found
so poor as TO do him reverence. He
and Arthur are emphatically dead
CANNES In the pit.
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RERL0nS

A protrac,ed meeting will begin at the
Baptist church next Monday night. The
pastor will be assisted by Rev. II. A. Tup-
per Of Harrodsburg. Services both morn
ing and night The public is cordially in
vited 10 attend.
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The best ssive IN the world for Cuts, bruises,
SORES. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chllblaius. Corns aud all skin
Eruptlons, and positively cures piles. II guar
antccd to give entire satisfaction or money refund
ell. Price Is cents per box. For sale by Penny A
N.au.to.
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Never was such rush made Tor any Drug
Store as is now at Penny a MeAlister's for Trial
Bottle Of Or. Kings New Discovery Cor ConsumP-
ton, Coughs and Colds All persons afflicted with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs,
or any affection Of the Throat and Lungs, can get
Trial Bottle Of this great remedy nee. by calling
Al alnvc Drug Store.
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COUNTIES.

In one or two counties we give the
msjorities in the absence of the total
vote. 1t will be seen that with Ows-
ley and jackson to hear from, Thomp-
sons majority is 1905; too great to be
overcome by those counties even it
they are held back to see how much
is needed to dclare Little Phil defeat
Ell
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HlIIIIur0V Mrs, Kate Dudderar,
mII IIWFnT Lancaster street,

Is daily receiving new aud beautiful Millinery
Goods Of every desert ption-everythng Of the lat
est styles and no lady who intends buying any
thing In her line should fa 20 call on her. Prices
rs low a. the lowest She Is thankful Tor past Ia
' r. and hopes tor their continuance Mrs. MOllie
Myers has charge OF the Misunderstanding depart
ment. which lisa sufficient guarantee that her Gus
toners Will fluid no cause Tor complaint S9-u