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Evarts and the sneak Thief.

Mr.. Eyarts has resumed the practice
OF law in this city. [ saw him yestet-
day 10 court. He is as immaterial as
he is important. But it is in size only
that he is uns atsfactory TO look at.-
Doubtless you have seen portraits OF
the late william Cullen Bryant, and
have admired his seemingly massive
head. Asa matter OF facts, the poet
was a little man, and his face was a
rugged one 10 miniature. 1t is some
thing the same way with Evarts. His
profile corresponds almost exactly with
the familiar medallion Of Julius Cesar,
but is not big enough to be imperIous.
His figure Is extremely spare, and he
clothes it with negligence that
amounts 10 shabbiness. The hat that
he laid on the table had been brushed
the wrong way, after long spell OF
apathy IN its nap. However, in
subdued light and we'll posed, Eyarts
is a wonderfully effective realization OF
the musty, crusty, dlgni6ed old law
YER. He is the last man 10 the world
10 take liberties with, and yet he told
me, 10 illustrate his assertion, there IS
nothing too mean for some persons 70
expect lawyer 10 do, OF a professional
thief asking his advice as to how to
steal with the greatest possible safety.
This fellow insisted On a private in-
teryew, refusing to state his case 10
any subordinate.
Tam a sneak thief he said, when
at length seated 10 front OF the state
mans desk. Il mean to do some big
Jobs this winter. Suppose l go into
bauk, aud by making depositor think
| [ sm an employe, induce him to volun-
tauly hand me his bank book iull OF
money-mlnd, 1 don't use forcs-l
simply take what he hands me; would
that make me liable TO CONVICTION OF
robbery in the irst degree p
Eyarls IL never undigniied. He
kicks 10 metaphor only. He simply
told the thief that he was loo busy TO
lake hold Of his case.
What lawyer would you advise me
10 90 TO p atked the caller,
Try the district attorney was the
reply.-N. N, Tunes. Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-11-28

Sweet little Meg came into her Sun
day school class one morning, her eyes
filled with tears, and looking up into
her teachers face, said: Our dogs
dead. and guess the angels were real
scared when they saw him coming W
the ralh, Tor he's awiully cross Ia
slrangers.'
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A FREE RIDE.-'Fare.' said a rail.

A FREE RIDE.-'Fare.' said a rail-
way conductsr 10 an old negro.
'Sah2'
Il say, fAre.'
.Yas, an we's neediu' rain, too.'
4 say, want your ticket or your
fare.'
oh. yer wants money?'
Yes, hurry up
How much does yer wantv
Where are yol going"
'Sah p
How far are you going"
Don't know how many miles It 49,
What is the name Of the station"
'Joues's woodward
Fifty cents
I amt got no money
well, what made you get on p
Cos wanted to ride. bat stop do
car an I'll get OF. fur 1t pears like
amt welcome heah, nohoS. GOOD
day boss. Dis is de woodward.
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Experience Yes said Mrs. Brown
smith. Il want good glrl aud posi-
bly you might do, but have you had
apy experience p 'Ixparience. is 1t 2
replled the damsel, resting her hands
on her hips and tossing her head IN The
air. 'Ixparience. is it? Faith, and
haven't Oi been in no less than twintj
families during the last month";
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One of the letters of Introduction
Miss Kate Field brought With her 10
Denver was from Sir Charles Dixie to
Judge McCurdy. She sent note 70
the Windsor hotel office asking where
the Judge could be found. The answer
came back: Don't know; he's been
dead eight year,
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Il cannot understand what onenoeo
Mr.. Dunlay las; night at the party,
said the high-school girl. He ana us
company took their departure IN n'sn
pudceOn very early, however, why
I thought they lett in the carriage theS
came ln,' replied Amy.
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A lady said Ter husband will sit on a
barbed wire fence all the afternoon TO
see baseball ma ch, and never move
a muscle, but when he goes TO churcn
ho can't sit in cushioned pew Tor ll'
teen minu.es without wigglIng al. over
the seal, and changing his position f'r-
ty times.
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detection from the line of equity.
Duke laughed.

OhhS tsNoH
MY dear uncle said he, 'yon take
things too seriously Cannot an enga'
sed man so much as look at another
woman p
But one day. in blossomy May, Co
lionel Vavas on's card was brought up
TO Miss Leslie.
Cora was pre- pairing 10 go out win
Miss Duchesne for drive. She was
full of bright happiness that morning.
and even Miss Duchesne breathed more
freely, for Ariadne Buckingham had
lett them the night before in response
80 at least she gave them 10 under
stand-to telegram from her father
who was i'll. The nightmare dream
was over at last-all the world was
May!
She ran down into the drawing-room.
where Colonel Vavason leaned against
the mantle, tall, pale and handsome.
oh, Colonel she said brishsly, i
am so glad to see you. Duke is CON-
ing
But she paused as her eyes fell on
his pale features, the look OF mute hor-
ror in his eyes.
.Duke will ne yer come here again,
said he in a low tone. BE heroine
Cora. Bear your trouble bravely. Duke
went away before daylight. He lelt
note asking me to tell you. He loves
Ariadne Buckingham, and has followed
her TO her home
And so Cora Leslie closed the chap
Ter of her first love-or rather Marina
duke Cbesterson closed it for Der.
At The end OF year MarmaduEe
Chesterton came back. He was moi
married to Miss Buckingham after all
The beautiful brunette had accepted
his presents and smiled Oh him will
those melting eyes Of hers.amused her.
self at bis expense and finally welded
Young lieutenant Of artillery 10 whom
she had been engaged for years. DUKE
was pale and haggard as he stood there
in the boudolr, where be had trst ASK
ed Cora Leslie to be bis wife.
But Cora vas lovelier than ever. Al
he locked upon her he maiveled tina
lie could lave ever cared ior one lik'
Ariadne Buckingham.
Cora be said. in broken voice, al
she cordially gave him her hard' cal
you ever forgive me"
oh. yes she answered, smiling. :
iorgave you long ago. And oh, hoV
YOU must have suffered, Duke!
But he went early on, 4 aU dis
enchanted now. My eyes are opene'
at last. know that 1 never reall.
loved auy one but you. Sweet Cora
,s it too late TO ask you to renew on
engagement once more!'
/ am afraid it is,' said Cora, still
serenely seli.possessed and calm.
But Why he urged.
One reason answered Cora, is lha
I have long ceased 10 care Except o
course, as a lriend) for the man wh'
loved Aradne Buckingham better thai
NE. The other is that am TO b
married next week TO Colonel Vaya
son.
Tony uucle:'
Yes she answered, TO your uncle
I love and honor him as l never love-
and hopored man before
So Marmaduke Chesterton 1851 oo''
blonde and brunette, and Miss Duches
ne was satisfied at last that her DARING
was worthily welded.
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In THE PARLoR. Did you Conc
here 10 see my sister,
Yes, nv little man.
We'll, you can't see her tonight
why not?'
Cause she's sick
What's the matterT
Our biz dog ran of with her new
teeth this afternoon aud she can't nnd
'em anywhere
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AYERS Pills promote digestion. i'm
prove the appetite, restore healthy ac-
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of the body, thus producing a condition
OF perfect health.
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He WAS THE FooL.-'I don't IT.
aerstaud why women dress that way,
said a man. pointing at lady who pass
ed along the street.
4 don't either,' replied a bystander.
That woman continued the nrst
sneaker. 'is dressed rdlculously. her
hus baud must be fool
Il know be is, said the hyssander'
DO you know himT
'Oh. yes. I'm the blamed 1901 my
self
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DR.. J. c. Aver 81 CO.-Gentleman
Nv wife suffered for over twenty years
with rheumatism in her hips and legs.
On reading your almanac she positively
believed that your SArsaparilla wonld
cure her. She has taken four bottles
and Is now as well as ever she was 10
her life. | feel it my duty TO send you
my sincere thanks.
E ENQpIORN
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Yes, | loved that girl once said
Clarle, Peddiogton, as The young lady
passed him on the sidewalk Did
she not return your love p asked his
companion. No, nor the slOO nng !
gave her neither
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heartily recommended

Don't condemn good thing because
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cured many in this section OF nervous
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rs there anything wroug in kissing
be asked her, as they stood together az
The gate. Certainly there is.' she re-
ohed .or there wouldn's be any Ion
in its
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The reason why SO few marriages are
happy Ia because young ladies spend
their time in making nets, not In max
ing cages.
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There are two things in The world
which tramp will not sit down on.-
One ,s a barbed.wire fence and the
other is a good healthy hornets nest
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DR.. John |. Koyer, KeysNile, va"
saws: L believe Browns Iron blt'erS
10 be an excellent .ouie.'
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Gold that buys health eau never %
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Gray hairs ofIeu cause annoyance
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Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
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Great things are made from Iron,
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Who says il is unheaithy to sleep on
feather? Look at lbe spring chicken
at Sc how tough he is.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
DAVIS DIsr.-Dr. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
Abraham Baker.
sroNEwALL. II. Il. Grsbill, W. e. Snsrr, Snow.
Whitaker
JoHNsroS.-R. L.Roberts Levi II. Cullers. Isaiah
Glenn.
MADlsox.-ssmuel c. Campbell Jacob Lantz.
JOS. Conner.
AsHBY-Jos Windle n. B. Painter, Lemusl
Rymsn.
LEE.-Christisn Shirley, N. W. Baker, Am os
Peters.
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nous pas, tout rtcemment, dams ces
m6mcs COLONIES, que prOchainement,
en- cherclant bien on trouverait
cette fameuse pierre dams nos pa
RACES? N'avions-nous pas raison!
81 DIES strangers doutent encore
de nos success, uu'ils ylennent s'eta-
blir parmi nous, lis jngcront mieux
que par OH dire.
AVOYELLES.
Grace aux efforts du capitaine L.
Sinnott, dix Jesse Il. Belle, dit le
-NdrksriM Bulletin, In construction
de Ia leyee. au-dessOus tlu debarca-
deere Normand, est decidee. lie
capitaine Sinnott a engage les ma
bitants Il presenter une petition au
g%ouverneur McEnery, leur rant
que lie gouverneur ferait droita leur
demande. lis semblent. en- effet.
avoir reussi; car nous apprenons
que le major Brown, da corps DIES
'ngtnieurs, dot arriver. jeudi. sur
lie Jesse X. Belle, poar faire les ctu-
DIES vOnlnes.
VOLTA II bonnie nouyclle pOar
notrc population ct celle qui habite
lie long de la Riviere Rouge, Oil Ia
levee va s'eleyer. Les debarcaderes
situes dams cette paroisSe sont tou-
jours inondts, pendant les gran,ies
eauX, ct les atfaires Sont necess aire-
ment paralysees alors. Nous espe-
rOnS que cette levee Sera aSSeZ forte
pour proteger ces debarcaderes.
EST BAToN-ROUGE.
lie Capitolian-.Adrocate annonce
que le capitaine John Grant est
parti pour IL Nouvelle- Orleans, ell
vue de prendre les measures neces-
s%aires, pour terminer la vote entire
notre vile ct Ia Nouvclle Orleans,
de facom 4 pouvoir inaugurer lie
service DIES voyageurs, le Is cou-
rant. Quatre delegues 4 la Con-
vention UEtat auront lie plalsir
d'inaugnrer lie service du chemin de
fer de Ia Vallte du Mississippi, ell
tire les deux villes.
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RoULAIsON.-Le temps Sc CON-
porte to,!joufs bien pour les travaux
tie r%OulaiSOn. tette Semaine il Y en-
a plusienrs qui ont termine, ct nous
persons qua la fin du mOis on YER
ia pressure plus de ~sucrerie en- ope-
ration. Chacun s'accOrde 4 dire que
lie rcndement a depasse tOrtes les
appearances Ia fabrication s'est
fate sans lie mOindre announcement
ct la qualite lie laisse rien adesirer.
Cne DIES plus bellies recoltes de
sucre qui era fate dams la paroisse
est sans centredit celle de rhabita-
ton Ridgeield, formant la Unite
Superieurede Ia Corporation de Thi
bodanx ellie s'elevera, cette aimee
ci, d 600 bOucauts de sucre. C'est
Ia plus forte recOlte qui Sc soft fate
I'LL cette habitation depuis des an
nees.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SEASONS,

MR.. JOHN BOSlO, PROPRIETAIRE
Nl du RESTAURANT DEs ~QUATRE-SAIsONs
PREVENT ses amis de la Vile ct de la cam
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, quill
a transfere son restaurant du No. l35 de
la rue de Chartres an No. III de la meme
rue, pres de St-Lou,s. II profile de cette oc-
casion pour remercier lie public ct soIicito
EN- meme temps la continuation de son bien
~veillant patronage. II informe en- outrc ses
amis quill a DIES salons particulars au pro-
micr, ct des chambres meublees D louer ) le
semaine GU au mois. Les personnes dc L.
vile ct de la campagne = trouveront tout 10
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera ouvert
jusqu'a Mlnuit.
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I
WEST BATON-ROUGE.

WEST GE.
L'exposition DIES vOlailles qui de-
wait avoir lieu prochainement 4 Ba-
ton Rouge, a etc renvoyee au mois
de mai proclaim, a cause de Texci-
tation qui regne actuellement dams
Ia paroisse.
LIE New Orleans Pacific II. II.
vend les terres 80 cents meilleur
marche que lie commencement lie lie
faisait ellie dome un, deux ct
meme trois ans pour parfaire lie
Placement ct puts ellie donne lie tire
de Ia propriete au momement du
premier versement.
NATCHITOCHEs.
Les affaires sOnt Gaines ct il mar
rive cue peu de cotton dit lie Peoples
FiRdicdtor.
La politique est dams toute son
etfervcScence.
ST. CHARLES. :
PreSque tOuteS nos sucrerieS, dit
lie Herald. ont achieve leurs rOulal-
sons on Iacheveront la Semaine
prochaine. LIE rendement a etc
beaucoup meilleur qu'on ne sly at
tendait. Les sucres blancs clarifies.
cette aimee, sOnt les plus beaux que
nous ayons WI.
ASCENSION.
lie Chiefde Donaldsonville don
ne les resultats obtenus les ha-
bitation ci-apres:
La r~oulaison sera finie, demain,
sur Thabitation Stella lie rende-
ment total est de 400, 600 livres de
sucre. Les travaux ont dure yingt
jours.
Tn accident etant arrive aux APP
parcels de Ia sucrerie Jacob Eiala,
Y a arrete les %travaux; les cannes
qui restent, seront roulees sur rhl-
bitaiion Stella.
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ORpoNNANCE.-On salt que lie
conseil de vile a passe une ordon-
nance prohibant la vente de la
riande de boucherie, dams les limi-
tes de la Corporation, excepta dams
Ia marche de Ia vile. II est bien
entendu que cctte nOuvelle lOi nest
pas du govt de tout lie monde; mails,
ceperdant, on doit convenir qu'elle
a obtenu dtja un bon resultat. An
lieu de deux bouchers qui debitai-
ent la viande sous lie march6 il est
ven IN trOisieme qui, dit-on, sat
tire journellement une bonnie ellen
tale. ct les habitants sont satisfaitS
de &c surcroit d'approvisionnement.
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NOTICE!

Corporation Tax Collectors Office. }
Town of Thibodaux. Dec. Sth, 1888.
Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of
the Town of Thiioianx. that the taxes as.
sessed in the year 1881. are set forth IN the
tax rolls on file in my office. that they are
now due AMI will become delinquent on the
3lst. day Of December 1889, and will bear in
terest at the rate Ut } per cent rer month
fro.n said date.
Tax payers are invited to call at my Oil co.
at once. and settle. in order to avoid interest
and costs.
q. J.. LEGENDRE.
Corporation Tax Collector.
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LOCALES.

p.vo1-.-Les eaux du bayou ont
-onts tres sensiblement pendant
!. semaine qui vint de s'ecouler'
n,aures les rapport> que nOusavons
,sea. reau passerait dtja travers
!. cre1asse Bourgeois. Heureusc.
.,ont oue Ia levte qui Went d'&tre
.onstruite. reinforcement, torcereau
rrepdre IN cours qui ne gene au
ann dos habitants DIES envirOmS.
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A VENDRE.-COmme on le vera
par une annOnce que nous publiOns
dams ce numerO, Nine Victor Pave
met en- vente une propriete, situ6e
4 quelques miles Ell bas de Lock
port, sur laquelle Sc trouve I'm ma
gasin, unc residence ct Dependant
ces. La situation est bonnie pour les
~affaires cOmmerciles ct agricoles,
car les terres en- bas ct aux envirOns
de LockpOrt sont reconnues pour
etre les plus fcrtiles &c Ia parOisse'
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TAxEs.-Le Collector est pref 4
recevoir les taxes prelevees sur lie
tableau UasseSSement lie 1888. Ces
taxes SOnt maintenant dues ct apres
lie 81 decembre 1888, Giles porteront
interet d raison dc ; pour cent par
mOiS.
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Jury DE POLICE. C%Onfor,ne

JURY DE POLICE. - C%OnfOrine-
ment a une petition signee par plu-
sieurs contribuables de la paroisse,
lie Jury de Police s'est assemble
lundi dernier, Ell session spectacle,
ct a approprie la somme de $3.50
pour rfparer la levee qui fait face
i la propriet6 de Mr.. Emilien Ber-
nard, situ@e 4 % miles plus bas
que. Thibodauy. Mr.. NJ. Delanne a
etc choisi pour surveiller les ira
vaux. La paroisse Sc propose de
presenter cette reclamation au Blu
reau DIES Ingenieurs d'Etat pour ell
Operer lie REQUIREMENT.
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SOIREE DANSANTE.-Les pom
piers Protector No. = Sc prOposent
de donner, Ia veille du jour de
Fan, dams leur nouvelle sale, un
grand bal. Nous pouvons
que cette soir6e sera DIES plus char
nantes ct DIES plus agreablcs.
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Tons les articles qui Sc rrouvent
dams notre nouveau magasin seront
vendus Il ties bias pix ct avant d'a-
cheter ailleurS n'OublieZ pas d'aller
examiner le Nonveau Magasin de
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VENDR2'.

Tn morceau de terrr situe en- has de Lock
part. sur iealeI Sc trouvent IN ma9asin. une
rt>ilemcc ct depehdances.
Sadressar pour les conditions 4
ID lice. 1883. NINE VICTOR PAVE.
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NOTICE.

My friends and the public are notified that
l have opened i Grocery in the Red store
opposite the ThibodanX Bridge. where
l will keep constantly on hand Il full supply
of Groceries,, Provisions, Mines and Liquors.
Give HE a call and examine my assortment,
JOHN DEZACCHE
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La sante corporelle est indispen-
sable d Ia vigueur de Intelligence.
Tn homme billieux ct dyspeptic,
don't lie sang circule peniblemcnt
dams les veines, he pent a.ir III
lucidement, nj sagement. Les pilu-
les d'Ayer extirpent Ia billie, excl
tent I'estomac ct les intestins a
Factivite, Ouvrent les pores, reDou-
violent lie sang ct retablissent la
Santf.
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.GRANDE OVERTURE
N0UVEAuM AGASIN
DE L. MEYER
le 80 SepteDeOrc 1883.

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BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
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PR1X TK ES BIAS
III tres beau ct complet assorti-
ment
Embellishments Confectionnes
pour HommcS, jcuncs gems ct Gu
fants.
C0cAeMil's NOirs ct en- COu-
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Etofes polr cobes de toutes
les descriptions
Chales Cachelnir ct Laine,
Garnitnre~ de Rideaux,
COuvertures de toute espece
nn complet assortment d~'articles
pour hommes ct dc
Chaussures pour danes ct
enfants, etc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-12-15

TENTATIVE DE ~VOL.-Dimanche
dernier, I'm individu, I'LL noir, s'est
introduit dams la residence du Dr..
J. II. Fleetwood, ct Sc tenait blot
derriere une porte Ouverte dune
chambre. Nine Fleetwood, seule
dams la maisOn, Va pour fermer Get
te porte ct apercoit & sa grande
surprise un %individu, qui, protitant
lie remotion quill await occasionnfe,
s'empresse de detaler au plus vite.