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N0TaCE,

W., the undersigned authorities, hereby call
the attention Of all whom it may concern. to
the following section Of Act lOl, and do here
by order all establishments, coming within
said %sectiou, to close their doors, on the 4th
day of November, 1884, until Z o'clock P. M.
Section 9-rhat it shall be the duty of
each Assessor, Registrar. Sheriff or Commits.
sioner of Election, on the day Of election. to
close all drinking saloons, dram shops, groQ.
geries, or places where liquor is sold by the
glass, bottle, or gallon, situated within . "a
dirs of two miles of any polling place. and
shall arrest and imprison, until after the clos.
ing of the polls, any person who shall refuse
to close such places where liquor is sold, by
either Of them ordered to do 80, and auy per.
son who shall sell secretly or otherwise. or
give to any person ON the day of election. n
Intoxicating liquors, by the glass. bottle OF
gallon, within the radius Of two miles Of anv
polling place, shall be deemed guilty Of q
nisdemeanor, anud on conviction ehall be
punished by q fino Of not less than ffty dol
lars, for each separate 0ffense.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff, Pariah Of Lafourche.
r. r. MCBRIDE.
Registrar Of Voters, Parish Of Laisurche'
W. C. Raglan,
Returning Oh6cer, Parish Of Lafourche.
T~hib0daux, La. Nov. !, 1884.
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WHEREAS THE ACT Of INcORPORA-
W tion Of the Town VI Thibodaux, a.
amended, requires that an election tor ono
Mayor aud Six Trustees should he held ON
the first Tuesday after the first Monday In
November. 1884.
Now. therefore /, j. L.Auc0in, Mayor OF
the Town OF Thib"danx. hy virtue Of the pow
or in me vested l,y the Act of Incorporation
OF the Tow n of Thib0daux. do hereby order
in the Town Hall, M TUESDAY the 4th dav
OF NOVEMBER 1854, for the purl",sc If e'ete
ing one Mayor and six Trustees tor the Town
Of ThibOlanx.
Done and signed ~ the Mayors Office, in
the Town Vi Thibodaux, this 18th day Of %
tOber 1884.
j.. L. AUcOIN, Mayor.
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A mass meeting Of the Democra
tic voters Of the Corporation of
T~hibodaux was held on Tuesday
evening, in the Council Hall, for
the purpose Of nominating Munich
pal candidates to be voted for at
the Town election.o on Tuesday, Nov
4, 1884.
+. p. Caillouct was elected chair
man aand J.. o. Legendre, secretary.
Mr.. J.. L. Aucoin was nominated
for Major by reclamation.
Eleven candidates were n0mina
ted for Trustees. The following
six were elected on the first ballot
T. P. Bergeron, E. G.. Curtis, I. d.
Moore, Ozem6 Naquin, F. Zernott
md Ellis Braud>
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A copy OF the Problems of Natare
devoted to scientific discussion and
investigation, printed in New York
at six cents per copy is upon our
table. It is filed with interesting
matter and in our judgment is Go
voted principally to the new theory
of evolution. At all events it furn
ishes able and instructive reading
matter.
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NOTICE.
Tax Collectors Office.
ID. ..el

Tax COLLECTORS Office,
Parish Of Lafourche.
NOTICE Is hereby given to tho taxpayers
OF the Parish 1T L4afourchc that the taxes q.
sessed in the year 1884, are set forth in the
tax rolls on III. in my office and in the mort
gage once Of this parish /; that they aro nov
day Of December, and shall bear interestas
the rate OF 5 per ceut per month from said
date. until sold in accordance with Artiolo
2lO of the Consultation.
Persons interested ar invited to call at
once and settle, in order to avoid interest and
cost.
p. E LORIO.
Sept. 20, 1884. DIV tax Coliector.
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The F1NAL RALLY-The fifth

The FINAL RALLY-The fifth
ward Democratic Club will have a
grand Clevela.d, Hendricks and
Gay Ratification meeting, on to
morrow at 2 O'Clock I'm. about Z
miles above Thibodaux on the left
bank Of Bayou Lafourche, inethe
grove in front of Mr.. MarceRa
B0rne,S residence.
Speeches will be made BY va
Tious speakers, and a pleasant time
will be had. Everybody should
go.
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Registration Notice!
p. E LORIO.
Dy tax Collector.
ept.@,lss4

Office Registrar Voters.
Lafourcle, Aug. q, 1884.
hereby give notice that the registrafio1
office OF tie parish of Lafnnrche will b. open
ct the following places for the purpose of ree-
istering such voters who may not ALREADY IS
registered. Also for all voters who may have
changed their precincts t. cone forward and
have the change made on the poll books.
Der.
Other appointments will DO snnoupced
next week. Il. II. MCBRIDE,
Registrar Voters Laf0urche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. 2OO3, Goth Judicial District
Court Ut LafOuiche.
Rebecc0 MOntMl0OsH us. N, KamtyO-
arif~

RebeccG MOntMl0Oski rs. N, Kawtyo-
acitx.
This case having been regularly fixed for
trial Was taken up and tried pursaaut % u.
signment and the law and the evidence Lo.
lux in favor Vt plaintiff and against. the deFen
dxnt.
1t is ordered, adjudged and deereed that
plaintiff Rebecca lontuIooski. vito Ut Michael
Aantrowilz do have Judgment decreeing her
to be separate in property from her said hus-
band and forever dissOlving the community
Of acquets and gains existing between her
aud her said husband.
1t is further ordered, adiudged and de-
creed. that sail Mistress kebccca Month";
l0oski, wife of said Michael KantrOwitz be-
and she is hereby decrted to be entitled to
the administration of her separate aud para.
phernal property, Independently and apart
from her husband and that her said husband
pay all costs OF this suit.
Thus done. read and signed in open Court,
this2ath day Of October, 1854.
(Signed) TAYLOR BEATTIE,
Judge 10th District.
Filed Oct. 24th, 1884.
(Signed) j. W. KNOBIOCH,
D'y Clerk.
A. true copy:
}LS.} p. E. LEBLANC,
(~) D'y Clerk.
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At a Blaine, Logan aud Gay
meeting, on Little Gallon, last Sun
day, a Republican speaker, who
was advocating the election of Gay
wac deliberately shot dead by a
Kellogg supporter. The murderer
is in the Honma fail.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th judicial Court, Parish of La
fOurche.
Il. L. Abr0hamsOn us. No. 1887. II.
w. Biltiu.

Take notice that acting under q writ Ct Fl
IN the above entitled and numbered case I
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in The
Town of Thibodaux OF Saturday the 18th
Of II o'clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock pm the
following described property, to-wit:
About Two Hundred and Fifty cords of
wood, Fifty eight empty sugar hogsheads,
six barrels Of cistern bottom sugar.
two barrels and a half of molasses, one emp-
ty molasses barrel and one lot of shingles IN
the sugar house all on Utopia plantation in
the Parish of LafOnrche.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States treasury notes to pay
principal. interest and costs in above suit.
November LIST, 1884.
THEOPHILE THlBODAUx.
Sheriff.
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70 morrow will complete SO
years since the editor of this paper
trSt saw the Sun set in Louisiana.
He was somewhat younger then
than he is now.
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WANTED.-To borrcv about the lat Jan
w airy, 1851, $780, 20 Tor one year at s 90
interest, Oh property in Thibudsnx worth
$3,OOO.OO. FIRST mortgage md vendors priv
lege :: ALSO, transfers I" lender Of Fire Polic,es
ON buildings lUr 81. 400. 90.
l.. p. CAlLLOUET, Agent.
ThlbOdaux, La. Oct. II, 1884.
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FOR SALE.

Fifty acres of good plant cane. also, about
400 cords Of seasoned cord-weod ut sugar
house on the Greenwood plantation 3 miles
above TLibodaux, on East Bank of Bayou La
fourche. This plantation is for sale or ront.
for particulars apply to he
CITIZENS BANK,
Oct.-4-Sl4t. New Orleans, La
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The venerable w. A. Shaffer
gave this Office a call on yesterday.
Mr.. Shaffer will cast his vote OH
Tuesday for Cleveland, Hendricks
and Gay. He has been voting the
right ticket for two thirds OF q cen
tory aud does not propose to vote
wing now.
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have 40 acres Of good plant seed cane for
SALE For further information inquire of
CHARLES ENPENAN,
China Grove plantation, Lafonrche Cresainr.
S~ept.-2U2m.
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Eight arpents Of good plant cane, ON the
benjamin Folse's plantation, about IL miles
below Tllibodanx, on left hank Of BAYOU La
fourche. Fol particulars apply 20 the store
OF JOHN +. FOLSE.
Oct.-4-S4.lm,
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DR.. Walker, one Of the ablest
ministers OF the Methodist Church,
will preach in the Methodist Church
on Jackson street, on Nov. /, at u
r. NJ. and on Nov. 2, at IL A. N.
and u +. N.
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The attention of liquor dealers
as directed to the notice, in another
column, Of closing their establish
ments on the day ut election.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Third Ward Justice Court, Parish
Of LafOurchc,
Bourgeois and Lef0rt o.. Nos. lO
and IL N. KnnfrO,rifz.

OV0SyOOt0 W5eW AC7OsV w. WO&s ~
and IL N. KantrOuitz.
Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue Of q
writ 0f Fieri Facias issued by H, G. Birdsall,
Justice Of the Peace OF the 3rl Ward, Parish
of Lafourche, in favor 1T Bourgeois and L.
fort aud against NJ. Kantrowitz and to me
directed, l will, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on
the 18th day of November, 1884, at the office
Ut the said Justice Of the Peace, in the :rd
Ward, in said parish, offer for sale. ct public
auction, the following property. to-wit:
One Wooden shed and one wooden stable.
Seized as the property Of NJ. Kautrowitz un-
der said writ Of Teri faoias.
EDWIN j. BIRDSALL.
Constable.
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On Sunday last the change
-cane aud for the first time since
June, q good substantial rain fell
upon this part ofthe earth. From
10 A. M. until 3 p. NJ. an amount
of s.25 inches of water fell in Thibo
dam. From information learned,
elsewhere this rain was general
throughout Southern Louisiana.
On Tuesday there was . fall of
another inch, whilst the Sun did
not put in an appearance until
Wednesday noon.
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For sale.

Three Young mules and one new 3 mule
cart. Will be sold cheap. Apply To
w. &. TAYLOR.
Box q. Thibodamx. La.
3t.-Oct.ll.
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METEOROLOGICAL Local
RECORD.
Thibodaux, La, October, 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.

Sugar rolling will be general a
ter the election is over.
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The Bayou Lafocrcbe is three
feet above low water mark aud fall
ing.
The river is falling at Vicksburg
and rising at Memphis. There are
no Indications of u rise at any
point.
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The holsting Of u white flag with
black centre, upon the liremen's
flag staff, indicates u cold wave
with probable frost.
The white flag indicates u frost
aud proba5le freeze.
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Since the rains of Sunday and
Wednesday the weather has been
clear aud pleasant.
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GEORGE w. SQUIRES.

followed to his fiual home, Oh Fl
day, October "a, 1884, was born il
the city Of Baltimore, Maryland.
At an early age, he left his ma
tive city, went to Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, aud thence descended the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New
Orleans.
In that city he was met by a gen
tleman living in this town, who
brought him here, in the winter OF
1928.
Thibodaux then contained but a
few buildings, scattered along the
Bayou.
The young man was employed in
a store kept by Mr.. Chandler, (of
whom be always spoke in the Ian
guage of affection and esteem)
which was situated about whore
Waverley Hail now stands. Whilst
in the employ of Mr.. Chandler,
that citizen erected that part of the
building now known az tue Wash
ington Hotter, situated irext to Mr..
Molaison's property being the first
brick building erected in Thibo
daux.
Mr.. Chandler having died, Mr..
Squires went into business with p.
81. Gary aud A. A. Laf0rest, in a
building on what is, at present,
Market square. About 1910 he re
moved to New Orleans, having, by
his business here, serving also for
some years as Postmaster, become
personally acquainted with the
planters in Lafourche and Terre
'bOnne.
The House of Laforest & Sqnires
so0n became one OF the leading
firms in the sugar trade of New Or
leans, and received a large amount
Of the crop raised in this part of the
State. It was known for its honest
dealings, and just regard for the in
terest OF its friends and supporters.
In an unfortunate moment, how
ever, it endorsed the paper Of anoth
er individual, which caused the sus
pension of this great and popular
firm.
NJ. 6qsisss snbs1qaendJl be-
came q partner in the firm of Cam
mack, Sqnisas 4 West, 'buf the
war with its destructive power,
came. which finally effected the Fl
uancial ruin Of the deceased.
Having lost the wife. with whom
be had liEsd many years, hfs MUD
reversed to by gore memories
casing him TO return to the scenes
ef his early life, to pass away, the
remaining ysAts that would be al
lotted TO him. With his daughter
he hasslived for some ten years in
the house from which he had taken
his bride 40 years previous.
Until a few weeks since he was
apparently stroug, with indications
Of many years before him. But
death destroys not 40 man dictates
but strikes the strong. IS vell as
the weak.
Paralysis of the lower limbs seiz
ed upon his frame which soon ex
tended to the arms and body, when
at half past O'Clock on the after
noon Of October %, 1884, his spirit
quietly left its mortal tenement for
that unknown world from which
none ever returns.
Mr.. SQuires was noted for honor
and integrity in financial transac
tons /; for his genial and social
chsracteristies, in his daily inter.
course with his fellow men and
when he had means to do SO his
hand was ever open to the demands
Of Charity and the practice of bene
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-05
HASTINGS.
Especial Correspondence of the Globe.

Dc.I
HASTINGS Sep. 4. The lecture at Music
hall, for the benefit of the Hastings public
library, was attended by very large and
appreciative audience. Mr.. Donnelly is so
well known in this state that it is needless to
say that as a pleasant and entertaining
speaker he has few equals and no. superiors.
But the large audience that listened to him
last night viii agree with your correspondent
that his lecture atlantis combines, in a
high degree, qualities rarely found in the
production of public lecturer. 1t is, at the
same time, popular lecture in true sense,
and profound and scholarly one. As de-
liyered last night, without notes. as the au-
thor is full of his subject, it was equally en-
tertaining and instructive to the ripe scholar
and the mechanic and day laborer Mr.
Donnelly began by saying that Napolean
boosted that his mind was like a cabinet
with many drawers where one might ar
range and dispose of the contents of one and
close and lock it and turn to another with
out confusing or mixing the contents, that
he could dispose of one subject under con-
sideratiOn aud turn to another with his mind
wholly distracted and unembarrassed by the
former subject. He said that he (the
speaker) had often wished for such mind
that what with lecturing, running for con-
gress and writing book on Lord Bacon and
Shakespeare, he found it difficult to concen-
trate his powers on given subject, and
that he had therefore to apologize to his au-
dieuce for appearing before them without a
written lecture, as he had not found the
time to prepare one on the subject assigned
him by the committee. The speaker
plunged at once into his subject and enter
tanning his audience, for an hour and half,
as they had rarely been by lecturer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-05
THE CHOLERA PANIC
MOROCCO.

ToNQUIN, Sept. 4.-The commander of Tan
gier has arrived with troops near,.the village of
Aimhamra, which has ignored the sultan IS
authority. and declared in favor of Shereef
Wozar. Shereef, with his adherents, and
Blondel, secretary of the French legation, APP
peared at Ainhamra August "a, alleging that
they were on a shooting expedition The
Moorish ministry thereupon protested to the
French representative against Blondel visit
ing the rebellious village. The representa-
tive reiterated that Bloudel had simply joined
a hunting party, and complaintto the min
istry of the disrespect on the part of the
commander of Tangier toward Blondel.
Many rebels are arriving an Ainhamra, be-
ing sheltered by the presence of Blondel and
the shereef.
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BUFFALO. MINI.

Especial Correspondence of the Globe.l
BUFFALO, Mimi, Sept. 4.-The weather is
fine and all grain is well secured. Some
threshing has been done, and is a good crop
and of the best quality. Farmers have COM
menced to cut corn which is an abundant
crop.
Special Examiner C. NJ. King, of the pen
sion department, was in town to-day, and
will start for st. Louis tomorrow.
C. S. Warren. of Chicago, is visiting
friends here. and takes great pleasure fishing
in our beautiful lake.
Your correspondent held an interview to-
day with Judge Cochran, member of the
congressional committee and state eleetor,
and also with J. H. Wendall, chairman of
the Democratic cou MY committee. Both
expressed confidence in a Democratic vic
tory, and say the greatest harmony exists in
the party in this county.
A call for Democratic legislative conven-
ton for the Thirty-third district has been
made to meet at this place September Both.
Also cali for the county convention to
meet here the same day.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

Hone KONG, Sept. 4.-The Chinese have
cut military wall through the French GEM
etery at Canton, destroying tie mausoleum,
and rifiing the tombs.
China yesterday paid the French consul at
Hong Kong s27, 900 indemnity for the losses
incurred by French subjects in the Canton
riots in 1888. The Paris Republque Fran
caise says: sit is probable that Admiral Cour-
bet will occupy the Island of Farmosa in force.
This action is necessary in order to secure
the ratification of the treaty of Tien-Tsn
and the payment of the indemnity for the
Lang Sin affair."
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Advices from China
state three Chinese armies are marching to
invade Tonquin, one from each of the three
provinces of China. The army from Kwang-
81 number %, 600; that from Yum Nan, 90
900; from Kwong-Tuug, 10000. The Yum
Nan army viii join the black flags at Lao-Tai
on the Tonquin frontier. There is said
to be 10000 black flags at that point These
combined forces will march down the Red
river and attack Hung Hoa. The Kwang- 81
army will march into Tonquin by way of
Gao 'Biuke, in connection with portion of
the Canton army now at Lang Sin, viii at
tack Bae-Ninh-Sontay and Bac-Ninh.
LONDON, Sept. Admiral Courbet will
suspend operations in China until NJ.
Patcnotre, French minister to China, has
made report of the political situation al
Pekin. Telegraph communication north OF
Shanghai ceases at Tsining on the great
canal. Reports have reached Shan ghai
through Tsining that the opposition to peace
and war parties is reaching the pitch of civil
war.
The LaBadtin makes the following state
ment on diplomatic authority: Bismarck
has agreed to give France the support and
influence of Germany in the attack upon
China on condition that the treaty with
China, of 1860, be revised so as to enable
Germany to obtain equal concessions with
England, America and France. Bismarck
has asked the Pckin government to give
Germany such concessions at Shanghai, but
the request was refused on the grounds that
the consent of all contracting parties to the
treaty of 1860 was required. Bismarck also
aims to form naval and trading station at
Cape Shang-Lang, south of the gulf Petchili.
PARIS, Sept.4.-It is semi-offlcialIy reported
that Admiral Courbet has received carte
blanche in his operations against China. 1t
is stated he VIII not undertake further hostil
tiles for ten days or So until achievements
from Tonqiun reach him in sufficient numbers
to enable him to seize and occupy some of
the northern Chinese ports.
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YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from nervous debility
will do we'll to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case of weak
ness or disease of any kind or character, which
he undertakes and fails to cure. He1would
therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who
may read this notice, that you are treading on
dangerous ground, when you longer delay in
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be in the first stage-remember that
you are approaching the last. If you are border
ing on the last, and suffering some or all of
its i'll effects, remember that if you obstinately
presist in procrastination, the time must come
when the most skillful physician can render you
no assistance; when the door of hope will be
closed against you; when no angel of mercy can
bring You relief. In case has the doctor failed
of success. Then let not despair work itself
upon your Imagination, but avail yourself Of the
beneficial results OF his treatment before Your
case is beyond the reach OF medical shill, or be
fore grim death hurries you to premature grave
Piles Cured without Using Knife or Ligatur.