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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
PRO homo I'nbiIco.

Early on Saturday morning, the 81
instant, the undersigned. after a abort
vacation. hn IIalICck station en-
route for his HON" IN Ruby Valley Via
u. s. NJ. After bidding adicu TO our
worthy landlord. Ham. and taking a
last view OF the city cOmOmmeuced and
completed In n day. We. the driver aud
your humble servant, continued cur
journey Gcrosss tho dr'h'y waste Of land
ten miles in extent, to tho base Of the
mountains, where n beautiful stream Of
water neAndors. II Ponce d. Loou.
when in search OF the eliTrro II lie, had
discovered such wafer Ms IL found here,
no would Immediately have cIiri EN-
rekR!'' To slAko the thirst Of man aud
beast required bnt n shout time; thea
began tho tedious ascent Of The hills
leading iutD Secret Pass. In somo
places the Tohd ~ nj mn incline of 30
degrees, making il n difficult task for
cur wrnricd horses TO overcome. Tho
summit was finally reached. After al
miring tho picturesque scenery which
here presents itself, Wa started onward
NJ an increased rate OF speed. Some
what tired anl hungry, we drove up To-
the Half Way Station at ! p. n. Dinner
being in readiness. II was soon dis.
patched, aud with fresh horses, we
went on our way rejoicing. Ten miles
south wo passed In eight OF n number
Of sulphur springs Of different degrees
OF temperature. These springs contain
great medicinal qualities, aud their
power to eradicate rheumatism from
ones system Ia uudisputed.
Three or four miles still farther south
We see tho seminary VI Central DistTici.
IN this school are TO bo found nppaf-
n,us and school appliances second to
mono In tho county. Tho Trustees In
this District have shown great interest
In the cause OF education: may that In
icrcst never flag. for Il enables the
tsachcr 10 &C, well his part, and require
the Same OF hia pupils.
Tho names OF tho pupils who we're
perfect In department and scolnrship
for tho month Of October are aa fol.
flows: Ruby Il. Meyers, Isabelle Short,
Mamie Flynn. Julia Flynn, George God.
ncy, Willie Short. Grat,an Short,
Frank Godnoy, Mabel Meyers, Arthur
Short and Albert Meyers,
Three aud u half miles south OF The
school Ia tho boarding place OF the
teacher; there wa will leave him until
circumstances ngein calls him forth
MAUisTER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

MIR. Jasper llnrtcll. who recently soil
his Immense herds Of cattle 10 Tlnnnm
& Sparks, was a passenger by the west.
bound train last night. On route TO San
Ernncisc,. which no will mako his
hen lquartors during thi Winter. lie
will, however. spcn ! somo considerable
time travelling In NV Mexico md Ari
IONA. Next Spring Mr. Hirrell will re-
turn t. Elko county for the purpose Of
vigorously prosecuting tho work Of Dc.
yc,oping his claims IN the minos At
Spruccmont. whero tho In lications arc
so favorable M TO warrant the erection
Of expensive machinery, which will he
put in during tho coming Summer. As
he Is u gentleman Of large we
confidently expect IN her a favorable
report from his operations in that
qu ,rtcr-a consummition dcSou,ly u
DO wished.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

From Jasper Harrsll who passed
through last evening we gathered \
few items in reference to the Wells
races as follows: In the frat days
races there were Eve entries among
which were Barney" by Mr.. Wise
man, "~Jerkey," by Mr.. Hardesty and
"Gresly" by NJ. Conway. Barney
won. Greely second.
In the cecond days race the entries
were, dolly Mott" by Kid Kimbali Of
Cherry Creek, "Johnny'' by Warren
Angel Of Glover, Greeley" by Conway
and "Norfall." Hortall won. Greeley
second.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
A PoIyEamous Te.eh.r Fired.

A.dispatch dated Alamooss, Col. IL,
says: The Mormon question is becom-
ing to be a matter Of importance in this
county, where about 1900 Mormons
ere now colonized. The first gun Of .
rupture between Mormonism aud Mon
ogamy in this county has been fred. A
Mormon school teacher was complained
Of to the County Superintendent Of
Schools, who appointed q day for I'm
vostigation, and having ascertained
that the said Mormon instructor had
two wives, promptly revoked his Ger.
tihcate to teach, on the ground OF im-
morality, the law requiring teachers to
sustain n good moral character. The
Mormons are indignant, and the breach
Is lkoly to spread wider.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
BudwcIs.r ana srniix.

Since receiving a carload direct from
the East, OF the renowned Scblitz beer,
Messrs. Reckhart d Froelich arc now
prepared to furnish at wholesale to
their patrons ana the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower than ever. In both flavor
and quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, as
all who have sampled IL will cheerfully
states
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lF'o% ,ssdAy's Daily.l
sALAAoUNDI.

babes with big eyes begin 10 talk
soonest.
The only stage departure this morn.
Ing was Z. q. Mcclellan.
Gay DA~ley and J. A. Pullman, left
his morning for Ruby Valley.
Mrs. A. Wines OF Pleasant Valley. is
IN town for a weeks visit among friends
aud relatives.
Ia" literal m'anins Of the word
j '~hnsb"rd'' is ''house boor." which is
eniInenily eUrreet.
The lah aans for dude is CIPHER.
but who tie dickens would sigh for M
VI them.-Drunis.
Mrs. George Grant Of Pleasant yal-
ley Is spending this week among friends
aud Relatives in Eiko.
County Commissioner J. : Camn.
bel! and c. L. Mayer came in overland
from Fort H"lleek today.
We have heard it reported aud we
verify bslieve. bat We are not. quite Ger.
tam. that there was a wedding at Lam
ollie to-day, near the y Roads.
When II mau spenl- most of his
time making long prayers. ho general
~ e2hAusts himself 10 completely that
be hasn't strength enough to be honest.
Those wko have al idea that they
eau sPenl ah!eii.Gc in san auL iniqrity
aud a. the last M squeeze into
EeaTea en- he eleventh hour" pr:nci-
PIE. Hrcli4Llo 10 be left.
Thirteen cars Of beef cattle shipped
ct uaI!,ck 10y Mr. Brooks. passed
through las, evening west bound. TLi.
is a lot Of fiuo steers purchased o. SI..
James McCui!ea and others in Star
Vail y.
G. {. Warner & c., have forwarded
this week, lu,0j4 pounds malt by E,Is
P,teEsuu's texan cousisnrd to SIR. +.
CrrreauA Iuacnro'a, by Roach's East
freight, ll,oIG pounds Of general mer.
rhart.,o to Pe!ti,r X Co.. aud othrrs,
Tu,crrJla.
Our j,liy old joker of Confederate
Cross !ioads il preparing for Il season
OF solid enJoymsLt At Lamo,lle ON
thanksgiving Day. Everyone who
kn.ws liauk-auI who does not
knows tL1t h- can make things lively
WIEN lac turus himself !uos:. See has
"ad" Ia another column.
$. S. Scars and family left this moru-
irg by private conveyance for 4 weeks
trip through the Valleys, via LamoilIc.
For, u.l!,ck e.. Should this beautiful
w,ath,r hu!l good. the visit will be au
one.
Mr. John Ain!ey aud family lcf; by
lost nights train for san Francisco.
to CioycTIule, Cd. where Mrs.
hopes to regain her health wLich
has been somewhat impaired for s.me
time p.st.
We lcaru tha, VIC werO in error yes
ierdny IN stating that a ball vail b, CIV
en hy the Knights OF Pythias. The ball
will be gwen on the evening Of Thanks.
Day. by the c.iiz,ns. Dle no.
ticc will b. given IN these columns.
The White Pine News is authority
for the statement that quite a mining
excitement Is stirred Mp at Tonnc, by
the discovery OF what appears to he
rich silver mines near that place. We
hope the rumor may prove a reality.
\ Chicago Thy.ici,n declares that the
smoking "f cigarettes Is a fruitful source
81 c"usumptiun. What Ofit? Que who
has no more sense than t. smoke ore
81 ia 50 vile denominations on ht t.
have ~cu,.-".uptIon. Smoke cigars,
suoke a pipe, sIok' a con pipe ,..!el
with dcg-log tobacco II y"u viii, smoke
.nythjns except cigarettes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Roach's fast freight loaded this after
noon with 1850 pounds general mer.
chaudise for various Tuscarora parties,
and will pull ont tomorrow morning.
Rosch's fast freight loaded for Tus-
tarora today with nearly 10000 pounds
general merchandise. Atwell's teams
left this morning with salt and lumber
consigned to G.. W. Pclticr & Co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Where ia the zenith7" asked q
teacher Of an oig~ht.year-old boy. He
replied "Tho spot In the heavens al.
tectly over ones head" "Can two
persons have the Same zenith at the
same timer" "They cam" How"
asked the teacher. "If one stands on
the othor's bead" That teacher has
resigned and is editing o county news
ape
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
sweet Older.

Reckhnrt & Froolich have just re-
ceived a carload OF Missouri cider,
fresh, sweet, and pure. which they are
prepared to sell in quantities TO suit,
from a single glass to a barrel. at
prices which defy competition. Call,
examine goods and prices and be con-
WINGED. II
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
Patent Medieiu.

II the nostrums advertised in the In.
Vulnerable Medical Almanacs. Manu-
ais &c, which food the country, would
perform all that il claimed for them,
the time when "sickness and sorrow
pain and death, are felt and feared
no more" would have arrived. and all
the ills that flesh is heir to would be
eradicAted from the land; the world
would soon be overrun with'a popula-
ton SO dense that each Grand Division
Of the earth would be one vast city, the
islands OF the sea would constitute
neighboring villages and in due course
OF time the bosom Of the ocean would
be covered with a floating popula-
ton" unable to dnd room to live on
land. What a good thing it Is that
theso advertising mediums lie some
times.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Our attention has been called to the
fact that cruelty is sometimes Inflicted
upon inebriates who are arrested by
those clothed with n littlo brief author
ity. aud it deserves attention. because
n man becomes hClploSsly drunk, he
should not be treated as n brute by
those who would not dare to maitreat
him were he in n condition to defend
himself, and even il those who put on so
much high mightynsss" were Eo"e in
tho Same condition themselves, it
would be no excuse for cruelty in ar
resting and con 'eying a drunken man
TO the lookup. and we would r~ejpice to
see anyone who SO far forgets his man
hood as to maltreat one helplessly
drunk aud unable TO defend himself,
arrested and punished for his brutality.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

II. J. Roth. proprietor 81 tho bNm.
ollie Creek Tavern. proposes ~ feel
thankful on The evening Of the 2sth IN.
atant, continuing in that mood until
tho night OF the 2oih. Tho methods by
which that spir. will 10 made manifest
will DO so, forth in = display ''aa" in
tbcsc columns on monday neat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

sIoH-c--sos LINZ, Pro.
pTirt0r.
Peter Scott. M.uuI valley.
Vim MIhyg, DO
y b.asou, Pleasant.
Joe lI.uuan. do
John Parks, do
Geo SIgg. TuscIrorI.
Amos OIa,rkifk. Lamuille.
Jas Campbell, Font HAlI,ck.
James King. do
jas Nolan, Eureka.
PIT e Sercusou. GIo,n R,uch.
& II Meyers. Car'in.
James Rogers. ID
Peter Mouahau, Grass Valley. Cal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Fresh Eastern. and CRiifornia trans
planted Oysters received direct and
served At all hours Of tho day or nigh.
In any style nj the Gem Restaurant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

There are now Ave guests quart.r.d
ss the Hotel de Tabsr. and notwith-
standing the fact that this hostelris
furnishes board and lodging at lower
rates than any other house In the city,
and no INT is excluded on aecoutn Of
race, color. or previous condition Of
servitude, still the patronage IA so duo
tuatns that it will not justify . sepa-
rate place under the head Of ,.Hotal ar
rivals" 80
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

All those interested in tho subject ef
a Citizens Thanksgiving Ball are re-
quested to meet at the ISDEPESpESr Of
fec this, Friday, evening at 8 O'Clock "
make arrangements for the same. II IL
hoped tina. there will DO . full attend
ancc. and that arrangements will Be
perfected for making the entertainment
n social success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
HOTEL

IIotci--tIHrL Il Green, PRO,
privtors.
JR Wilmington. White Pine.
ID ID Holland, Bullion.
Geo Williamson, 10
ii J Jones, Pleasant Valley.
$ T. Rogers, do
NJ " Bradley, New York.
y Evans, Reno.
J LOWS. Sau Francisco.
l. j Parsons. Salt Lake.
Miss X Parsons, do
A. CoriI,s. Fort II Ll-ek.
Frank Morus, Uuiouvile.
Ed Tobin, Moline.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Are You MADE miserable by Indigcs-
ton, Cos,ipation, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's yentil-
izer is n positive cure. For sale by r.
Muller.
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HOTEL ~GI:IiiyILS

Depot IIote;---IiaTIl a. s3Frrn. Pro-
pri"iUr.
Jud-on ID akin. Ltmoille.
John Huilry. Fort nn!.cck,
James King. do
Boskow IL, Sln francisco.
A EsenD .eh. do
A. Lachm1n. d.
VI ~SL0'rlft.. T~gsgatDra.
Dan Harris. Huntington.
u Martin aud wife, Wells.
ID ID O'Ilarra, do
Jnn Cl-nic-uiuy. MJuul.
/! Noiphl, Ioanp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

James MullIgan who was arrested
last night on a charge OF d. d, had q
hearing before His Honor Judge Green
this morning, nnd in default of n fine
Of $40 was committed TO the cooler for
i've dnvs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18
AaAnnr,a,aA

Dr. J. }. MsieS. assisAsd By d.. J.
Muller. Performed q successful cpsra.
aoa At the County Hospital yssGsraay
afternoon. The subject vas Pea
Nelson. q native Of Denmark. a ysars
OF age. whOihGs been In this eouatry
eleven years, and Who has been work.
ing for Enoeh Gray In Star Valley. On
ihursday. the lst instant, while /.
gagged In running . sulky plov. some
'rihing accident occurred which fright
ended the team and the pillow was j.rked
upon him crushing his foot In . horrible
manner. He was brought to tho Hos.
pitai where it was found necessary 70
remove the mangled member, and co
cordinsly the amputa:ion was perform
ed, the foot being taken OF about four
inch's above the ankle Joint.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

tbs REv. GEo. II THArER. Of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: both myself and wife
W our lives TO shiloh's Consumption
Cure. For sale by r. f. Muller.
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snfLoH's CArAnRH REMEDY, a posi-.
tive euro for Cntnrrh, Dipthoris and
Canker Mouth. For sale by f. F. Null.
or.
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The Times lysaJlss ltssta,l.ng
Mp Of the Gra,J TCJL ~ SlA'E. tc
l,ycd Tor a fcs Gags, CJcey-"aJ ClGni
ting a ROOF oysJ 80 go ItSnIGno
housing works ITO Gg@@11ros
Tunning about t6o GGS tG
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MARRIED.

BELL DAKIS.-In Lamoille Valley, on
Tuesday, Nov, l2th. 1888, 81 the
residence OF the brides father, by
Judge A. l.. Dorsey. Mr.. William
Bell to Miss Della DakiD, all Of Elko
county, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Humboldt House. Joe Lang, Pro.
prictcs.
srat Mason, Moline.
n Mason, do
Amos O~udcrLirk, Lnmoillo.
james Campbell. IT Hallsok.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

SuILon's CuRg WIZ Immediately
relieve Cropp, whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sSlo by +. +. Muller.
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Hotel ARRIVALS.

Depot IEoteI---CIRrk q Green, Pro-
pIteIors.
A j Lachman, San Francisco.
A Eisenbach, do
Wm RAihman, do
j c Wilson, Bull Run.
Chas Mefley, TusCaruri.
Il Simmons, do
i w Crowell, do
Mrs Plummer, do
Ed CaryilIe, Mound Valley.
w X Mcpherson, Carson.
l. ii WHIdwell, Moores,
John Aldrich, Star Valley,
Mis- l. Howard, do
III IS Lille Huutsman, Tuscarora.
Clsndenning. Mound Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

For all the deiicacies Of the uss1ou
go 10 the Gem Restaurant,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

Buy your Turkeys for Thanksgiving
at the Gem. They will have some nice
corn.frd ones in time.
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T ARRIVALS.

Drpoi Hetei-Cinrn d Green, Pro-
prietors.
G Mayer, Fort Halleck.
JH Plummer and wife. Tuscarora.
Miss S Piummer, do
Mart Smith, do
James Lowney, do
CA Wiley, Pleasant Valley.
II A Jones, do
G w Sheridan, do
FW Riddle, Park City. Utah.
Humboldt House Joe LRng. Pro-
prictor.
d ogilyie. Pleasant Valley.
Harry Presher, do
IL Bruce, Lamoille.
W Brady, do
John Gulinger, Chicago.
] W Woods. Wells.
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Jcner.on Davi. in rroubIe,


A Washington dispatch Of Nor. IIth,
says: Tho United States Supreme
Court is engaged in bearing the case Of
stephen Percy Ellis ct al, appellants,
vs.. Jefferson Davis, srguaent common.
led. This is q suit brought by the
next OF kin and collateral heirs Of the
late Sarah Ann Dorsey, of Louisiana,
for the purpose Of setting aside the will
by which the said Mrs. Dorsey left
all her real estate and personal proper.
ty to Jefferson Davis. It is maintained
by the heirs that the testatrir, at the
time when she made this will. was moi
OF sound mind. and she was subject to
undue influence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-18

One thousand cigar box makers Of
New York are on a strike agAiuss
working ovsr time.
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Humboldt HI0nSe---Joe Lang, Pro
pristor.
Al Lepllnt, LamoiIle.
q II Brautr, do
Elmer DASin, do
VIM DIkin, do
Frank DAkin, do
Ty Robinson, Pleasant.
Joe Heuuen, do
Bert Traver. Bullion.
James McAll'ster, do
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Dcpoi Hotci--- Glars. & Green Pro-
pI IrIOrs.
II Jones. Sacramento.
A Il BliveDs. Deeth.
l. y Banning, do

Humboldt House, Zoe Lang, Pro
prtctor.
James Burg, South Fork.
Otto Hugo Lamoille.
FL Labrisky, do
Henry Frankly, do
Thos Cnbil, do
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-17

1HE MARKETS.-Tt would be a
good idea to have the markets
IN Thibodaux opened every Satur
day from ) to S z. Nj.
The market is crammed with Gus
toners Oh Sunday morning, so that
the vendors cannot properly at
tenu to them.
Ii the markets were opened on
Saturday evening it would not on
~ facilitate trade but be q great
convenience for many people who
would prefer buying their supplies
on that day, than to be crowded
for a half hour on Sunday moru
ing.
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The SENTINEL is unC.er Obliga
tons TO Mr.. a. j. Meyer Of Tliibo
!aux for an invitation to the An
nual commencement Exercises of
the University of Louisiana that
will take place at the Grand Opera
House in New Orleans on Tuesday
March Goth, 1888. Annual address
by the Rev. Bishop Hugh Miller
Thompson and the Valedictory by
Stanhope Jones.
Our young townsman Mr.. Meyer,
occupies the honorable position of
Chairman of the Committee of AL
engagements, one which he will fill
with dignity and credit.
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We regret TO have neglected
to make any mention of 4 very in
tereSting event that occurred in
Thibodaux some three weeks ago.
which took place at the residence
OF Mr.. j. S. Goode, one of the able
members of the Bar of Lafourclle.
1t was the celebration OF his crys
tai Wedding. \ number of the
friends of the family, armed with
every imaginable species of crystal
or glass ware, gathered at his com
Portable home, at dusk, where they
were received with that hospitality
and friendship, characteristic OF
the family, and during the evening
entertained in a very substantial
manner by MIR. Goode and wife,
around a table loaded with luxu
ries and comforts for the guests.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Pal
iSb of LafOurche.
John F.. Wood rs. No. 1853 Pierre
AMguste AMc0in.

TVAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING BY vIR-
i tue of an order Of seizure and sale to
me directed by the Honorable the above EMIT
led Cour in the above entitled and numbered
case, l have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to tho last and
highest bidder on SATURDAY the 2lst. day Of
APRIL 1883, at the Court House in the
Town of Thibodaux between the hours of IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the follow
ing described property tO-wit:
Eve certain lots OF ground or Town lots,
situated in the Town Of Thibodaux being lots
Nos [l06 and l07l One hundred and six and
one hundred and seven as represented on the
plan Of said town made by James b. Grinage
lat, May 1912 and said lots are bounded West
or front by Lower Canal street South by
Lots ms and ll4I one hundred and fifteen
and one hundred and fourteen East by Presi
dent and North by Clinton street. Together
with all tho buildings and improvements
thereon.
- Terms of Sale. Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes, to pay and satisfy the
principal interest and costs in the above suit.
March 18th. 1889.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff
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Judge Arthur F. Knobloch's
work has just been published. It is
entitled "The Louisiana Civil aud
Criminal Justice" with an appen
dix containing The Parish Officers
Guide by Judge Olcott and Judea
Henry M. Spofford," revised, correc
ted aud eulaged.
The work of Judge Knobloch is
designed to supply a want long felt
in this State, that of furnishing JUS
tees of the Peace with an accurate
aud complete guide to their tduties
when exercising their civil or GRIM
inal Jurisdiction.
Though following the arrange
ment, to a certain extent, of the
''Louisiana Magistrate" yet it is in
no sense a revision of that work.
On the contrary, the learned author
has written a new and original work
embracing everything of interest
not only to Justices of the Peace
but to young practitioners at the
bar.
A valuable feature is a synopsis
OF the law of evidence and of crimi
nal law, both of which topics are
handled with great skill and dis
play the profound knowledge of the
author.
This work is so far superior to
the Louisiana Magistrate, that it
will, without doubt, s~upersede it en-
tirely.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-17

There is a case of Varioloid in
q house on Green street near the
canal, and a case of small pox on
Harrison street, in the rear of the
Episcopal Cemetery.
Both are isolated and are appa
rentIy doing well. The first is Il
man named Williams the other a
boy named Brooks, both colored.