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pn Monday 4 suang Ni N st,on sicpped .n,o the dt,s, store .n l)ahhu.e A. and asked ip ,hlora,c utpo,a>h ,o use on the 1tru,ith ',i h,s !,tnthct, Nho. he said. aas s.,ltvatc o
 How d,d Il happen = weaskrd. ihint iug Il d good tune ,o i,nlni moral that would pu, a he k on popular miSAppte henson abou, calome and cold sater
 oh. sad hc. he took alomel and wi,hoG, thinking pu, h.s hand, into cold water. and II salis aied hun.
 The old water had nothing to do xith f. we ,Ald him, and asked | hIs brother had eaten any h>h
 Yes he replied. "hc ate heartily oi hsh after taking the alofpel. and l sup pose the hSh caused the alomei tn Sali va,r hun ''
 b. '" No. the hsh had no more ,o dc ~th II than the old water
 N ha, then /
 |, was the large qaan,iy of sali tttr.riurId- -t >.,si,.sss4 e.l Inc hsh. .ombsn- ing chemlcsliy ~tth the ealnm-l trhlorde oi mercury and forming h. ehloilde pi mef' ufy fcprroslse subl,mate fhis eortnslse sublln.,c formed iH the laboratory of the >tolnas h Is ahsr d,d the fnist hief When you take alennsl avoid salt and ssi, food A y"n ~oold the n'"s, deadly pn,aon. hen ai,. prapic eAf salty food ,iiey are ap' 'p dunk water freely and f Nali.,tcd 'hey ls} ,he blame on the water Inc pnl, ~ondef about t is that so many -. ape nth hie And for The fea,ou Ina, ai3 ~te take sali 4Bd ea.erne in etan4 h together are Hat s'iird ruiugh' ,faas s,lnnflh' men are do8bsfIl as ,u he tnregoing theory onsidcriuR the prevalence oi alpmel taking in this eofnmuniiy and 'he rnia- appfebension of ms.si people e'.n' efning ,he nature of this g,o,en, dflg ~s thought thc above remark migh' n~ be mop tBorfune
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Be H.sl,by and Handsome
N~ It.tcn keg ,et

Young women l. IS difficult to think of A picture more grateful to the eye than yourself. as you pass upon the street m i,oeoIning costume yeu are hAndsome, ~eh agree. bu; are ypl 'aking 'ha' eafe of ,our heal'h ~hith wtll make you s' sssr'y ~lt.n y"n are the mother oi hns family of children ro'"ist. hsndsome woman. lee,kH.g cen befirf than you dc no~ 4ou are Ne don't believe IL and you den'' .iihef 70 young woman an rise in the middle nf 'he forenoon read trashy no.el>. tasr no ensft'se e.- esps an oc caslonAl pfeineu stie cal aAeet- meats, do no Sork and keep late hours. ard ai ,be same tune lay fpendaiion for good health at fory l. is sii very well 10 be handyone at twenty. bu, to t,e handsome and healthy. both. 4, forty. ,s more greatly to be desired.
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Young Ladies Slang
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 ,.rerhaps Il IS carly sad he elergy- man \ wife ~ho presided. "to hold ,his meetgnE. stnce some iAdtes hase Dai ,ct reiurned from the seashorc ard ye, the S,t9sfa las seuf so many ofYou home thaf ~e shall feel. make a good beginning wi,h our work
 Inc invitations 10 the meet.ng, ~hich acre sent ,e o.ett~o s1nfea of Aell-baoAn ladies of Newark ,ald the eblet' ~ss ''ta consider grow ing eyil m soeiety and takes steps for its supprcssion.
 To come to the point ai once, lasiIes oontinued the chaif Nornan, we ptopose r., organi1e an ant slang soele,y, of. f this name is not long enough, 4 soaefY tor the discoun,enaneing of the use of slang ty young ladies To-day ~e siaii merely consider the matter, and then d our ntd meeting se an organize. II you mothers have been A, all abSrrving. yos must know ,ha, the slang words winch young men use so much have also been adopted uy your daughter. The boyA learn them a' college and n t.asinesai and take hen home ~here 'he slfis, sndng them expressive. ss9on take them into the,r .oc ,slary Why. ' is dreadful, the way young ladies of refined faIntlies use oafse words learned of | trsi about ye4r ago, on reading letter whi,h m daogh- ter recei, cd from soeIeiy gifi as Long Branch. ~as shoc ked to read: l haze a maSh on A young Se~ Haven lawyer, and am hasIng a boss racket He has handsome friend ~l,h hun. Come down and kesch on Since then hayetezrned that man, young ladses talk of having 4 mash On this person and ,he other, of'cut ting him dead, ete. l, is certainly time for those of us who are mothers. and in deed for every lady ~ho loves refinement,
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Continental Speculauons
ixt r.

!; s stated that n case of lhe death of ,he present Iope whose health IS preca- rious hS successor is likely to be afdl- nal ladimu CLAekl He s by bli,h d tole. bui by lineage a Hungarian pf ue- ole faruily Pope Leo $ hiS patron Great things have been prophesled of this Cardinal. while he E pApabiIs an essry qualification except lha; of beng an llal- ion. IhIs. of course, does not dis4aallh hin for the tara nevertheless ,o be an Italian has grown into an alrnos, nee essars qualification 10 the pspacy. He has been actively engaged n church al fairs In Rome from yefy early age, was appointed to take charge of the ecclesias tical department by the late secretary ef state Antoneih. and served with dis;inc- ton under the Cardinal sccretaneS. o.- rneonl. franehi and Nina. The English Cardinal. %e~man, fl he had the luck 70 DC an Italian, sould be formidable com peritor to C1acki. But IT the presence of the feeling no~ exls,sng against England throughout the Latin fazes of Europe the
 hances of Dr Newman are exceedingly slim. Eng land gave b1t ore pope to kome the man ~ho delI. oscr Ire land to the conqaerng lust of inc Nor man Eugl sh.
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.. TEXAS"
n. True Ballad of q Brave Cattle Man
BY JOAQUIN MILLER.

hl tbASktN AiLLfN- Il ..ross ;he broad. brown TeNan hills. wi,h blossoms 10 our broncho's knees. W5:h s.nging birds by broken rills. We rode through seas of droNsy bees N. talked. The topic Guess. Why. ST. Three-fourths of man : whole time hs keeps T, talk, 10 think. ic t of HER The other fourth he sleeps. ', learn what he might know oi 'oFe laughed al constaney io scorn. sehoid von happy. chanSef4' dove sehold this day. all storm al morn. v, uoN tls changed to calm and sun Yta all things ehange-ihe heart. t'l- head ssho'd on earth there $ not one Thsi chang-th aot, sad i. area a glass. A i b sean The plain for steers raised | aa8 sighed 7e or7ned bis neck. ;h.s cattle man. Then drove ;he cork home and replied For ,a cnty years forgive ,he'e tears For twenty years no &ora at >tr.fe. ave not known for ta enix scar, Ore folly from my wifr. 7s.ed that Texan ir tke face- rhat dark lro&et aearicd e4i.ie a4S- = ualled h, bear! then dropped n Fiac. broad Flgh; hand sa. cared aHa t8n. =H .oved aith something s..alng there zron oui hIs holster. Neca 1aa mall. laas convinced. I a,t ID, e,ee la argue | al a,l.
 a-lor aia., speecA s9eA -;. ssNc rode 0. ih3t Ye-fec; das. =. brown hsfd> piping fsau ,k= rse .rickets A8i T t5r.= eaH a aaseea. nasrseiea. s.ara cod z.-s. Vas ,ar oi I~Nas sf5". \
 ~S>oa blood. IT II to4s:~1.
 :efnal ceHsssi4,s. s We iei, 1~ary Ut.
 iea's h8e> 4: g0.a z.5.e = tirr- a-I s-=+l...3 ae-ide .t i.osz zaH.ed n sz.;. ret safsl3 Het. >sae =a.-t ssz story ezf -.r- l2-sz.i+=s Gzaat.ess se. sua-.-7H t.==-t sls bles,. i,a,aa-ta s-
 camn-arr b.zs.s.. ...s- = Ard bei.s &eri 2 ao@ sl 5. salG hl!nk ss " the tr = - .ra- HssFs#. ls hiff ta ,i..e-. i.. ;l-sati.s ans massive iesau >tar, -,aea zt. 2r:ri.t cam fzTt-s s==1. ;stszz=.=z4fs sssz.zz nd Hes, en.ssrs.. Nh..=s-
 a..ohcA Peace. a}ts. N si;a s..:rz.s soald nc, s.ser mt. sn.t
 Now ;Wcnt. v.ars- rlt ns #u. -a '. 1. long time. H. i4fsr.. a.. .-.s.. .hor, pip t.Fih. .zszc . se. -s twenty 4eaFs a- H4ere. .a he Nay aay. al1 honest mn. -A 70 noi doaoi tha; lh.s bf. i}al tel. Oh. teli ne hazs l's. ouid make fara- ;s:e ersi srssA. Al! me >i.ogi.: aote |. fe..s sas. "a. .d :'is i #- s.rg.a= leN..a .-srzi should siaaa oat k aa z'sr -t3 l.riea .flog.s.. s.r-rrt. Assts= =tte u The doGbifs' .-eaeh beAaas- ;.== seUid rsike ;h-a. :r-:e-. s.- .'..s q $nna Ho ta#- a4Rt s==
 :, ts#erts era=s = -. =e. Ea Nay. tia; .aas. Eaz ss.e.s.. se. .i .-aj iz.r # 'zs.s At4..is is-.,-. =. ;,... .-.zz.,s sz-se ua Nnee.in9. ts :: 2. tss 3ie ssasz.a = < C I'd . t Ea.4.e. -zes.sa..
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We have m,ssed our usual Indian ear this summer. Have the agents turned honest or are the noble red men ail dead .- PkassG<id Bxii<fis.
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4 fashionable chury h Jn Ne~ York has an -ln. aid room. iuxuross apartment near the pulpit ou, of sagh, of the eongre- ga;ion. where invaiics can sit. lie do1n, aalk around, leave or enter al any tune ~i,hou. disturbing any else. ye, 4, the same time be ableio hear the en,re ser wee. Nothing could be more sensible. bu, ~hy no, go ssep further and add A reading room, smoking room and d hammock room to retire to during the sermon.-Pk.iad<itksa N<zrf.
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Will wha, will 7" exclaimed ollas. with feigned surprse; and then headded as though braeing his nerves for the ordeal, Pray be seated gentlemen. and take glass of wine and biscuit.
 Each person selected chair and sub sided into Il with 4 good deal of shuiiing of fee, and coughing. but no one accepted the proffered hospitality. The dead si- lence which ensued indi, ated brea,hless interes, and excitement.
 My father has lei; no Yiil. asscseEa;cd silas. taking up his position er ;he hearhrug and -ndeaNoring 70 sEeas calmly.
 Il think you are mistaken Ml !op- well. sad NIT. Reeves. politely bu, hrmly. Your father executed d Jill in my pres ence winch prepared for hm about A year ago. lie certainly Jeff a @tli-un- less. of course, he has destroyed or oiher- sIse revoked II.
 The will IS locked up the iron box m the study. in,erposed Mrs Drayeott ~iih decision.
 T repea, ,ha, my father has lei, no ~il. cred Silas angnly. Any one $ al liberty 10 search the iron box fl he likes. A> Mir. Reeves suggests. my father des- ,royed the ~iil.
 Il don't believe it. exclaimed inc heusekeeper eNcitedly. Why. ! sae | yith my o.n eyes not month ago.
 When did he destroy f: Who seed I'm d. i,:- inquired voice from among the mourneTs.
 lie destroyed nm Hny presence .ast .ei me see las; Thursday week fetched II 4, his reques, from the ron box and he pg, !; n the hre of hIs o~n free ~iil. saic o,iAs. yThg ghbly.
 Mhough affecting to recall the das- pro u'-se gously. Silas had been careful ,o pre- pare this story beforehand On the day named he hzH sa, wish his father alone for more than zr hour during ;he 4f,er- noon. wh.ie Mrs Drayoot; had been seni out on an errand. If the deceased had intended to destroy the will he would probably have got the woman out of the aay on a similar pretensS. and the sug- gestion was plausible enough The
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\ ha1mfuz eeuHs tstez.. ,ho hnc,, hun wcr ~tS ven mn h t,tft ..t't l's.. .ss4st IetsA lse.ai Nithraf epe.,SlHs sile ihaug hi he eaS altogether taa fgnck
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

ttc4us tfsa aes faaz7 sPh tsli et ,nac ftm thsf ifs- l,ift,i ts# E9e amount when ,ht UuIh Hl hdr5 tol The E. k.t fhti .e0aaas A...lk ' lL.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

We fei S~ary s..ta. ziea's h4r> .: go.. -s~ .6.e = drer a- !! s-#tla -'z '4e- de a l.o.z8G.rG tu ;. ret saglA aat >sae a..-t Iaze story ct -.r, -I.s.ts=.s-..- Ganat.ess se. .rsa-.-5He < .:=-i .lis bles,. in,aa-ta s-
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a-dor 0i T.. peecA S1e4 :; Nc rode 0. ih8r perfect das. 2. brown tstd> piping isam ,1.e '. The .rickets Ala T t.sr.- a .stefesl. r2rs.ied. s.lra t.,-a -s.. Nas ,7t- of IrNas Ss5@.t \ ~5>oa blood. thai toas;~..
 .esnal cpizs;tii =
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lhe.e iest P,lntz 'ie ondstanc = tt-.,t,. %t=,t.,tl. ,-i h-.se -eeu made by ], behcmvth et aHss ..sts.=t.,s4 ee@ breathe without arihs'sti .s4- sl.e.t#.tssp penaz cts afs, ttf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

,.rt4 Fra=s = '. Nay. ii.; .aa4. ga ss.e..- se- d .,ai iz.s l5'sa- Ats..ls-ss Ats..ls -s,--. ;;,....i-,:zz.-is.i -t.-=e ua Nnee.ins. a> T ss 2. fs.s He ssas zs 70 tea t Ea.Hse. kss..s:
 ., fc. s .sats
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parfait etat. Deux semaines de beau
temgs ont sutfi pour emporter reau
Qni cOuvrait la prairie. On peut
maintenant vOyagtr par ;Ons les
points sans announcements. Tn mois
de beau temps seralt un grand bien
pour les habltan,s. La came a be-
S0in de murir It lie cotton Qui est
Ouvert exige une attention iDcesSan
te de rhabitant pour etre sauve.
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EvERGREEN.-Le Club Dramati.
que EceryreeR doit donner une re-
Presentation la sale Warerley, lie
foctobre. lie programme Sc compO-
Sc de deux com6die excessivement
cOmiqaes intitulees Paul Pry ct
Lend me Fre Sdjl}iags. Les person
mes qul renlent sc G6sopiler la tate
ct passer IN couple d'heures agr6a-
olemeaa mont qua assis;er a cette
representation qui commencera a s
heaFeS du soir.
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CouRD DE DIsTRICT.-La COur du
come District j%aliciaire, siegeant
dams ct pour la paroisse Lafourche,
s'ouvrira, q Thibodaux, lundi pro
chain, sous Ia preSidence du JUICE
Knoblocl. LIE aociet criminel est
assez bien rempl: pom que les jures
,oient occupies pendant tOute la
dur6e de Ia session.
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RETGAITE.- Les lieutenants de
Kellogg ont abandonne Ia paroisse
landi dernier, Apres FAVOR parcou
rue dun bout Il l'autre sans lie moin
Dire success, lis ont oper6 leur retrai.
te en- bon orare. lis COMPETENT beau
coup sur les talents oratoires de
leur chef qui doit haransuer les ci-
toyels de Thibodanx, le 5 du mois
prochain.
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RECEPTION. - Les pompiers de
rbibodauxtont DIES ~pr6paratifs pour
..eoroir l.exrurslon donnGe le 5 dn
mois dsoctobre par la compagnie des
pompiers No. . ct la SOciete dsAs-
,istance Mntuelle de la NOnvelle
1b6rie. Les excurSionuiStes serOnt
,eens Al FifeMcR'S Fair Ground.
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ECOLE.-Les directeurs de recOle
de Lockport ont fat commencer la
nouvelle session scoiaire. Les inSti-
tuteurs seront pages. Ell attendant
Quil Y ait dcS tondS dams lie trGsor
public, avec lie prodnit DIES repre-
sensations donn6es au benefice de
cette institution due a l'6nergie ct
a l'esprit d~'entrepriSe DIES habitants
de Lockport.
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BANQUETTE:-La construction de
ID O%anqaette enterprise par lie Rev.
fefe henard est actuellement ter
nlnee. Go trottoi- chi relic Thibo-
daux a l'sgIise catholiqne, est lie
neliieur travail qui Sc soft jamais
lal' dams ce genre. Anjourd'hui,
grace cette construction due q
fenersie ct d la PERSEVERANCE de
metre pretFe, les Gd9Ies peuvent al
ieF en- toute snretG aux services
dlrins en- tout temps.
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RouLAIsON.-Les trayaux de rOu
laison wont cOmmencer sur certai.
mes babita,ions. On cite CONNIE de-
rant commencer lie premier Octobre
rhabitation Laurel Valley, Rienzi
ct Waverley. Ces trois habitatiOns
ont une forte recolte n eyplOlter ct
en- c%ommencant de bonnie heure, ills
seront mieux a meme de pouyoir
peyplolter c0nyenablement.
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LOCALES.

cpocERIE.-Mr. Henry Lagarde
-;ont d'etab!ir nne grocerie dams la
IN Main, dans la batisse autre-
s,;s occnpGr par l.. +. Schneider.
rotte procerie est bien assortie ct
"a recommande au patronage du
-.hl;c mi yeut ere bien servi.
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ST. LANDRY.

LIE Courier des Opelousas anuonce
cue par suite dun temps favorable,
lie cotton s'ouvre rapidement ct tons
les jourS il arrive de nOuyelleS bales
dans lie chef-!;eu de la paroiSse, ce
qni dome beaucOup d'occupalion
aux marchands Qui rayent lie cotton
de II & II cents la livre.
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pEcEs'-Lnndi Germer o5 sep
&more est decide apr1s une dou
zane de iours de maladie Melle
bazllI'eo R. Capella, 3g6a de II
ans ct jours. ses fun6railles
ont en- lieu lie leademain au milieu
o'an lombreux conconrs dsamis ct
ueconnalssanoes qui tous par leur
leeneiS'ement, t6moignai5 de la sym
pathle que la d6sancte leur await
inspire pendant Qp'elle 6tait de CO
monde.
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rovrTE.-La nouvcile comete an
.orc6n uar les astronomers fat son
.,narition tons les mathis avant le
,.ver dn soleil. 81 queue ma pas la
,..oueur de ceIIe de SOS d6vancieres
mais son noyau est beaucoup plus
eros ct plus brilliant.
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Notice.

Persons VIII" may want a good stableman
to care for horses and mules can find such 4
help on the Coulon Plantation one mile above
Thibodaux. He has good recommendations.
Apply to 5. I. GRlSAMORE.
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Notice.
Tax CollectOrs's Office.
Parish of LatOurchp. ;
Thibodany. La. Aur,,st lat. 1922

Parish of L.aiOurche.
Thibodaux, La, August LIST. lSS2.)
NOTICE is hereby given to the tax pay
ers Of the Parish of Lafourche, that the
taxes assessed in the year 1882, are set forth
IN The tax rolls on file in my Office and III
the mortgage office of this Parish that
they are now due and will become delin
quent on the 3lst. day of December, anil
shall bear interest ut the rate of 3 per cent
per month from said date, until sold in ac-
cordance with article 2l0 Of the Constltu-
ton.
Tax payers are invited to call at once
and settle. in order to avoid interest aud
costs.
P. f. LORIO.
Deputy Tax Collector.
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PAROISSES.
IBERIE.

aux tIOIS utdIlS l1ltt cJ leg MOUTHS
sont achievement occupies 4 prerarer
le cotton.
Les prisonnierS enfermes dams la
ge6le d'Iberle, en- sont SORTS sans
Ia permission du se0licr ct ont pris
Ia poudre d'escampet;e. Uu ton
pratiqne dams la muraille il servi dc
porte a ces oiseanX de penitenclers.
La prison d'lhGlie est ule batiSse
nouve'le, ct ceS prisonniers, nous
croyons, sont les premiers qui y ont
etc i~ncarceres.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
Dams la paroisse St Jean Baptiste
dit lie -AeschaceJe, il NY a pas lie
molndre petit fat, pas lie moindre
Incident 9ui vai!Ie une mention.
NATCHITOCuES.
LIE indicator dit qu'apres quinze
jours de beau temps, les pluits sont
revenues, ct il est ( craindre que la
chenille fasse son appartion.
TERREBoNNE.
Dams la paroisse TerrebOnne, il Y
a eu reinforcement, i Houma, un
grand meeting. dams lequel lie JUICE
Beattie a essay6 de parler. Mais
SEES adversaires politiques, obGissant
sans doute au mot d'orire de leurs
chefs, ont convert sa voix, o pas
par des Girls, mails par DIES vocitera-
tons, denotant chez ceux qui les
p%oussaient la plus complete barba-
RE.
ST. JACQUES.
A St. Jacques on termiae la mois
sen du riz ct on Sc prepare pour
l'exploitation de la came a sucre.
CONNIE partout ailleurs Oh s'occupe
un pen, mails pas %beaucour, de poll
tique. C'est aujourd'hui que les de-
legues i la convention democratique
du 3 octobre doivent etre elus.
WEST BATON-ROUGE.
LIE Sugar Planter fat DIES veux
pour que lie beau temps continue
jusqu'au Ter d'octobre, ct fait part
a SEES %lecteurs, en- e termes, de la
mort dsAnnt Charlotte:
ola Old Aunt Charlotte, ancien-
ne esclave dOnesiphore Bernard,
de cette p~aroisse, Went lie MOURN a
Baton Rouge. Aunt Charlotte etait
connue &c tous; la population blan-
che rentourait de soins expresses.
Ellie %venait, il y a quelque temps de
celebrer son 1O3me anniversaire."
LIE Capitolian dit quill y a II lie
march6 de Baton Rouge IS bales
de cotton, attendant l'arrivee du
Corona qui dot les emporter a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans.
Nos marchanis de cotton, ACUTE
til, sont entreprenants; lis cher.
chent q attirer les producteurs de
cotton qui, etant a une Tongue dis
lance dn marchG principal, veulent
vendre euX m6mes leur cotton, sans
avOir recourS aux Intermediates,
sans payer de commissions inutiles
ct Onereuses, ct surtout tiennent a
TOUGHER leur argent compliant.
lie meme journal dit quill va 6tre
nOmme un comitG pour s'entendre
avec les directeurs du chemin de fer
Huntington afin d'obtcnir lintersec
ton de &c chemin, q Baton Rouge
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que Baton Rouge allie de Favant.
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teur, Sc deploie mainteDant a ST.
Martiuville, ct charpentiers, pein-
tres ct macons he peuvent sUtiire
aux demandeS.
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constitutes reinforcement, magasins
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-30
List OF Jurors.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth Judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafourche.
P. F.. LORIO.
Deputy Tax Collector.

day of the month OF August 1882. the fol.
lowing named persons weredrawn to serve
as Grand and Petty Jurors tor the next reg
ular term of the Twentieth Judicial District
Court, to be held in and for the parish of
Lat"lrciie. beginning on Monday, the sec
Ond day of October. 1882, as follows:
The first fifty names of Electors for bal
IOts) so drawn to serve as grand and petty
jury for the first week of Court beginning
on the second day OF October A. D. 1887, as
follows:
Wards.
Robichaux Theodule, 3rd.
2Babin Jean jacques LIST.
3Adaln Emile LIST.
4 Champagne II. .nl.
ALawless Joseph 9TH.
6 Debates Ben 9th.
Charles AnatOle LIST.
8 Bergeron Oscar End.
3 Snreau Francois list.
10 Belcler March 9Th,
ii Pierre Toussaint 2nd.
II Jean LarOuse 9th.
ID Burke William End.
IA Maibrongh Orestile Ind.
Is Rousseau C.. OzeIne Stll.
10 Brown Charles LIST.
II Mcnningcr VIM. end.
ISTaylor Austin end.
10 Toups Paulin 9TH.
90 Morvant Savaline LIST.
81 Gaude Raphael y. 10th.
% Plaissancc Raymond 4th.
% Pugh K. L.. LIST.
"a Chau,i Alcide Jr. 9TH.
% Dncale Oscar 9th.
20 Raglan w. G.. 2nd.
81 Brown Jos. Jr.i 4ih.
% Tlibodaux Auban 9Th.
~ Granger Anthony 2nd.
80 Landry }. U. 2nd.
81 Carter George 5th.
- Falgout Augustin eth.
33 Lcsche Ernest 9Th.
81 FancheuX Louis 9TH.
81 Orseron st. Jesse eth.
SO Legeune Taylor 9TH.
81 Jeannin Augnste Z. 2nd.
80 Lesseps Leonce 5lh.
g Toussin Justin 9Th.
40 Smith Thomas Bird.
Al Trosclair Sylvan 9th.
A. Demanade Z. A. End.
AZ folse J. +, eth.
Al Nichols Justilien 3r,l.
IS Kanl Frederick 2nd.
46 Plaisance Wallace 18th.
AZ Donahue Thomas 2nd.
4S Bourgeois Jos. 10th.
40 BergerOn Frank End.
81 CUM Ausustin Jr. 2nd.
Second. And the following named Thin
ty ballots containing the names of Thirty
electors were drawn to serve as petty Jurors
for the second week of Court, beginning on
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-30
ST. JACQUES.

A St. Jacques on termi1e la mois
son du riZ ct Oh Sc prepare pour
l'exploitation de Ia came a sucre.
CONNIE partout ailleurs Oh s'occupe
un pen, mails pas beaucour, de poll
tique. C'est aujourd'hui que les de-
legues i la convention democratique
du 3 octobre loivent Gtre elus.