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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-05

Capt John Orr, Pennington, Miss, has
oecn most intense sufferer from facial
neuralgia Tor over twenty years. He has
had seventeen operations performed on
! the nervcs-that is, had them divided, cut
on close To the bone from which they
emerge. But this never did him any good;
In: most excruciating pain continued
without the least interruption. lie often
wished Tor death To relieve him Of the in
toicrablc pain. The best physicians failed
TO relieve him. They finally advised him
to consult Drs- Hartman s. Miller, at the
81. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, which
ne did. They prescribed PERuNA, and
IN less than month was entirely relieved
OF the pain. Before Consulting these doc
tors The least touch to any part OF his face
or nose would cause the most fearful pain.
while now he can blow his nose and wipe
his face without the least fear of pain.
The captain is grateful beyond measure
Tor this unexpected and uuhopcd for result.
Mrs. Elizabeth kenner,oS Laurel street,
New Orleans, has been one Of the great
est sufferers from Neuralgia of the face
during the past year that we have ever
heard OF. From morning to night, and
from night to morning, there was one
constant, racking, tearing, burning pain,
extending clear around her head and deep
down through every muscle, tooth ana
bone in her face. No rest and no sleep.
All physicians failed to relieve her, as
well as all remedies. She was constantly
IN the most agonizing despair. She called
on DIR. Hartman, who said the cause was
chronic catarrh. He prescribed PERUNA
for her and now every pain has left her.
She feels like another person and can eat
heartily and sleep soundly.
Mrs. c. ]. Miles, Gallipolis, o., writes:
DR.. S. b. HARTMAN & Co., Columbus,
Q. My affection has been rheumatism, To-
Gated in the right arm and shoulder, of
more than two years standing, and after
trying great many remedies without any
relief, commenced the use Of PERUNA,
which, after using three bottles, found a
decided change for the better. / contin-
ued to use it and now feel entirely WELL"
Huldah Ward, Wellston, O., writes: 81
have been afflicted for years with that
dreaded disease, catarrh. tried great
many different kinds of medicine, but to
no effect. / commenced taking your Pc
RUNA about nine months ago; have TAX
en- about ten bottles. 1t is doing me much
good. BY its continued use hope to be
entirely cured"
DR.. A. B. Lovejoy, Dadeville, Ala,
writes: / have fine run on your Pc
RuNA and MANALIN. Please send me q
lot Of books, g The Ills of Life"
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WIT AND HUMOR.

CAEELEss OF MoNKY.-A party Of
Ten stood on q street corner watch
ing an old leather pocket.book that lay
on the side walk. The men we're watt
ing 10 see somo one come along and
pick IL up and throw IL down again. A
drummer smiled when he saw il. stop.
ped and joired the crowd.
Here comes an oil negro said the
drummer We will have some fun
The old negro stopped. looked at the
pocket-book, looked around anil said
Peers dat some generman hab los
his 'Pocket>book.'
No one replied. WELL sail the old
man. 'es no pusson peers TO own hit,
bleb I'll take hit myself
The men began to smile. Tho old
fellow took up the pocket-book, open.
ed it and took out two twenty dollar
gold pieces while the gentlemen, instead
OF Laughing stared In sstonishment.
wall, fore de Lawd! exclaimed the
old negro, putting the money into bis
pocket. Folks in dis town is got SO
much money dat ds filings IL 'roun' do
st: ect. FIR man fms 50 much, gor dat
he almos' thinks dat he in de New
Observation-Disclosures Traveller.
The Borrowing Fsmily.-The borrow.
ing family sent their boy. Jack, over to
Mrs. Murphy's to borrow some tea and
sugar. and plate Of butte. Mrs.
Murphy was busy & had no inclination
10 lend to neighbors who never returned
anything they borrowe At the same
timo she dill not care to entirely offend
them.
"I'd be glal 10 accommodate yees."
she said politely. "tut dim in bury
and haven't the time to wait on ye, I've
other fish TO fry just now
The boy went home aud reported that
Mrs. Murphy was too busy to attend to
him. and had other fish to fry, etc.
"And why didn't you watt" asked
his mother breathlessly. GO back and
take another plato with you, aud tell
Mistress Murphy you're in no hurry,
and mother'd DO much obliged to her
for plate Of tho fried fish l'-Free Press
"Ain't you almost boiled?" inquired
child Of a gentleman calling on her
father and mother. No,little one, can't
cay that am. Why do you ask Daisy?'
oh, because | heard mamma say your
wife kept you in hot water all the time
One or the wee ones who had often
inspected with interest the operation Of
turning on and lighting the gus was tn.
kon out to ride on an autuma day, and
shivering in the cold wind, asked:
Papa. why don't bod turn on more
sun?'
A little boy had been cent to dry
towel before the nursery ire- place.
Mamma, is it done when it is brown
be asked as the towel began to smoke.
Tommy, my son what is loneitu6e?,
"A clothes-line, papa prove it, p,y son
Because 1t stretches from pole to pole.
REMEMBER THE TExT.-A little girl
attended church for the first time. The
minister chose bis text from the twenty
third psalm: My cup runneth over.
Surely. goodness & mercy shall follow
me all the days of my life
At dinner the sermon was discussed,
but none Of the family coRld recall the
words Of the text.
Il know what the text was mamma
said the little girl.
DO you dear. what was it?'
Mercy goodness my cups tipped
over
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New Freepart, Pa, Aug. 4. 1888

Ne" Freepart, Ia, Aug. 4, 1888.
WHAT BAPTIST MINISTER SAYS
&. boldstien: II have been afflicted for
+" long time With live. complaint and
constipation. have tried manv roma
dies and several doctors, but they all fail.
Cd have used tbIoe bottles Of your
Aromauna and find it the very thing
needed. | shall recommend IL to all
who are suffering in the same way,
john WEST, Paste, Baptist Church
oo'd by Mcdowell. Druggist, Romney
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Was hinGtOn, -. @.

vas hiais x on, y. @.
a large % column DAILY DEMO-
CRATIC newspaper containing all Wash
ington Events, Local, General Foreign
and Political News. VIII be mailed 10
any address from now until Nov. goth
Tot ONLY TWO DOLLARS.
We wish to place the NATIONAL DEM
ocRAT in the hands of every good mem
her of our party, and 10 accom- plIsL that
end have reduced the subscription piice
to mere cost OF blank paper.
One Subscription tree to ary person
sending W Three Subscribers.
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Ponies for Sale!

Shetland and ZsCotccas PONIES, al
colors, little beauties, just lbe thing for
ladies and children - largest herd Of fan
cy ponies in Anerica-meu wanted
TO sell ihem--sl00 per month or on
comrnission-SAMPLE pony YREEh-s
beautiful illustrated group Of spotted
ponies. general descriptive list, prices
terms, particulars, etc.. sent for 80 cents
silver. Address, PROPRIETOR"
Don Calos Horse Ranch, Leon Spipgs,
Bexar Co, Tering',
august ]. 1884. 6m. xas.
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This closed the religions features
of tho occasion. The Firemen then
called to pay their respects to the
A. chbishop, who received them at
the gallery Of the pastoral resi-
dence. Capt. Michelet, of Thibo
daux No. 1 read a highly enlogistic
address to hisGrace, who replied in
u few appropriate remarks which
elected greatest applause from the
firemen. All of them shook han ds
with MooseisOeur who greeted
them very cordially, and with that
grace aud c0urtly demeanor tor
which he is so much distinguished.
Most of the stores and places of
business of the town had closed,
the schools had given u holiday,
aud the whole morning was observ
as a gala occasion n.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th judicial Conrt, Parish Of La
fOurchp,
Succession Of Joseph &cudday Goode
and community, No. 1923 Pro
bates.

Pursuant to an order and decree OF the
above Court and in obedience to . commla-
sion to me directed in the above entitled md
numbered succession aud community 1 win
offer for sale ut public auction pursuant Ia,
law to the last and highest bidder ct the
Court House in the Town Of Thibodaux ON.
Saturday the 18th day of October, 1884. IS.
tween the hours Of IL O'Clock A. M, and 4
o'clock Z. n the following described proper
ty, to wit
A Certain tract Of land Of about thirty. four
arpent. more Or less in superficial situated
IN the Parish OF LatCurche on the right bank
OF Bayou Lafourehe vt about five or elk ar.
penis below the town Of Thibodaux, bounded
in front or North by Thibodanx College tho
property ut the Roman Catholic Church.
above by the residence tract Of j. 3. Goode
and below BY, land Of H. Tetroau less nor
tions sold to Ursin Bernard, the Moses ban.
t'see Church aud the Calvary u. +. Church.
fiom the back pOrtion thereof, being one a.
pent by shout nineteen xrpents moro or less
- appears by references to G. b. N. Is D. 566.
e. Il. No. IS p. 578 and G. B.. No. 2, D. 385. Re-
cOrder's office. Parrish of Lafourchc being IN,
property acquired by the deceased Joseph S.
GOode ut = Public sale made by Oscar Gro
sier tax collector Of the Parish of Lafourcln
ON the 23rd day Of December, 1873 to satisfy
State and Parish Taxes aud penalties costs
and changes due thereon.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on thu
spot in United Ststes treasury notes to pay
debts.
Septsnber 10th, 1884.
THEOPHILE THlBODAUx.
Sheriff
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VXTHEREAS THE ACT OF INCORPORA.
w ton of the Town of Thibodaux, -
amended, requires that an election for one
Mayor aud Six Trustees shonA be held on
the first Tuesday after the ir~t Monday in
November, 1884.
Now, therefore ], j. L.. Aucoin, Mayor Of
the Town of Thibodaux, by virtue of the pow
er in me vested by the Act Of incorporation
of the Tow n Of Thibodaux. do hereby order
that an election be held, according to law,
in the Town Hall, on TUESDAY the 4th dsy
Of NOVEMBER 1884, for the purpose of e.e t
ing one Mayor and six Trustees for the Town
of ThibOdaux.
Done and signed In the Mayors Office, in
the Town Of Thibodaax, this 18th day Uf %
tober 1884.
J. l. AUCOIN, Mayor.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA Ma.
Goth judicial District Court, Par.
ish of LafOurche.
Joseph Tgnes %. No. 1885 Awg..
tin Sole.

Take notice that acting under . writ Of Fl
Fa elnanating from the ahDve entitled Court
in the above entitled aud numbered suit /
have seized and will offer for sale. ut pubic
auction. pursuant to law tO tue last aud hiy b
est bidder on tue premises situated in the
rear of thelTown Of Thiboslaux. ON Saturday
the l dayoi Nov. 1884. between the hours Of Il
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. n. the follow.
ing described property. tO.wit.
The contents "f " grocery stores ~consist-
ing Of groceries, liquors, wares and merchan
disc, SO.
Terms of sale cash on the spot in United
States treasury notes to pay principal, inter
est and costs in the above SUIT.
Oct. 18th, 1884.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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The Democratic club of this ward
had a public meeting in Firemen's
Hall on Tuesday night. The large
hall was filed, every seat and
bench being occupied.
The meeting was addressed by
Mr.. Noise aud Judge Whitaker of
New Orleans, whose addresses
were able, eloquent and received
with applause by the audience.
There were present about IS co
lored voters who will support E. j.
Gay for Congress.
The enthusiasm of the people was
warm and hearty, showing that
when the day of election arrives La
fourche will be true to her ancient
record aud roll up q big majority
for her noble standard bearers.
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Proceedings Of the Aeeting Of tho
Second Ward Club,
rhibodaux, La. Oct: 1894.

Thibodaux, La. Oct; 18th. 1884.
A meeting was held at Firemsn's Hall fol
the purpos~ Of organizing . Cleveland IN
Heni ricks and Gay Club.
Tho following Cf6cers wero unanimously
| chosen.
L.P. Caillonet. President ; C.P Binninss
vice President ; p. E. Leblanc. Secretary.
The Chair appointed the following commit
tees : Committee ON Resolutions: Mai. s. T.
1risamOre, Hon. A. F. hnoblOeh, Edward
Curtis. Committee Of Arrangements: Frank
Zernott, Chas. N; Tabor. Emile E. Leblanc,
naittce on Finance i: William C.. Raxan, Theo.
u. BergerOn, Edward Baleaux.
The committee On Resolutions then ann0un
ced itself ready and reported the following
resolutions which were read and adopted
Resolved : That tho Club endorse tho Plat
form Of the Democratic Party a. adopted ut
the Convention in ChicagO which nominated
Grover Cleveland Of New York for President
and Thos. A. Hendricks of Indiana for Vice.
President.
Resolved: That we will support tho cleo.
ton OF Grover Cleveland for Prcaident and
Thomas A. Hendricks NJ Vice. President be.
lloving that those gallant leaders Represent
the mission Of The Democratic Party and that
their election will inaugurate . avstem Of Re
form in the Government Of the United STATES
that will promote the happiness and enhance
the prosperity OF. the people in all parts of
tIl0 Union.
Resolved That the Republican Party nv
its hostile action IN the admission of augar
free from duty from the Sandwich Islandf by
the Mexican Reciprocity Treaty and by the
introduction Ut bills in the House Of Con-
gress Ivy the leading members of that party
to place sugar upon the free list has resulted
in the paralysis it not tho ruin of the sugar
industry of Louisiana
Resolved That the corruption and NAL
~faisance Of the Republican Party as shown in
u history of % years duration Of power has
become a bvwOrda among the nations of the
eRrth and that the nomination of James G..
Blaine, the head and front of such corruption
and public plumber, indicates the determine
ton Ut the said party to continue its infa-
nous and injurious practices in the future.
Resolved !: That we cordially and earnest
~ endorse the nomination of Ed ward J. Cav
as the Democratic candidate for the Third
Congressional District.
Resolved That in Mr.. Z. j. Gay We recog-
nize the gentleman. the planter. the man ut
honor and dignity who will wOrthily repre-
sent our interest in the Halls OF Congress.
Resolved: That MIR. Gay shall have our cor
dial aud energetic support and we will spare
no honorable efforts to insure his triumphant
election.
(Signed) s. T. GRISAMORE,
A. +. KNOBLOCH,
E.. J. CURTIS.
Addresses were made by Judge John M.
Howell, ThOs. A. Badeaux, Esq, aud Major
s. I. Grisain0re who were all loudly applaud
ed.
1t vas decided to have o grand torchlight
procession On Saturday tho 18th inst, the oo.
casiOn OF Mr.. Gays visit to ThibOdaux.
The meetingthem adjourned the Gu show
ing on its Roll q membership Of two hundred
and fifty seven.
P. 4. LEBL ANC.
Secretary.
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SUCCESSION OF ANDERSON JONES
NO. ILL PROBATES.

Twentieth judicial District Court.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafourche.
Whereas James Moran of said parish,
administrator Of the above suct ession,
has this day rendered . final account of
his administration and praying the homo
legation IF the same.
Now, therefore, all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this Office. within ten days following the
present notice, any objection which they
may have to the homologation Of the
same, otherwise the same shall be appro
we'd according to law:
(--) Witness my hand and the i'm.
LIS. press Of the seal Of my office. this
(~ 18th. day Of October. "A. D., 1884.
J.W.K NOBLOCH, D.y Clerk.
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wANTED.-To borrow about the lst Jan
w airy, 1885, $500 % for ona year 1T 3 90
interest, ON property in Thibodanx Worth
$3,OOO.0O. First mortgage aud vendors privi
lego i: slso, transfers to lender of Fire Pelie,es
on buildings for 81, 0O0 10.
LIP. CAlLLOUET. Agent.
Thlbodaux, La. Oct. II, 1884.
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The Kellogg men held y meeting,
at the head of St. Philip street, on
last Sunday afternoon. They were
addressed by Pitkin, Brsud and
Beattie. There were about 200 per
cons present, Que third Gay men,
as many boys and women, and the
remainder, perhaps, for Kellogg.
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NOTICE.
Tax Collectors Office,


Tax COI1ecCOrS Uf1Ce,
Parish IF Lafourche.{
NOTICE is hereby given to tho tax payers
Of the Parish Of LafOnrche that the taxes as
sessed in the year 1884, are set forth in tho
tax rolls on I'll. in my otfie- and in the mort
gage office OF this parish : that they ara nov
4ae and will become d~olisquent GU the 3lst
day OF December, and shall bear interest ut
the rate ut 8 per ceut per month from said
date, until sold in accordance with Article
9I0 of the Constitution.
Psrsons interested ar invited to call At
euce and settle, in Order TO- uveid interest and
cvst.
p. E LORIO.
Sept. 20, 1884. DIV tax Collector.
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Fifty acres Of COOL plant cane. also, about
400 cords If sesscned cord-wcod ct sugar
house on the Greenwood plantation 3 miles
above Thibodaux, On East Bank Of Bayou L.
fourche. This plantation 10 for sale Or reut,
for particulars apply to he
CITIZENS BANK.
Oct.-4'N4t. New Orlesas, Ii.
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ReSislratiOw Notice.!
Office Registrar Voters.

Office Registrar Voters.
Lafourrhe, Aug. q, 1884.
I hereby give notice that the regietrationn
Osdce OF tie parish If Lafourche will he open
IT the following places for the purpose of reg
Istering such voters who may not already BE-
registered. Also for all voters who NAV have
changed their precincts to rome forward and
have the change made ON thep poll books.
ThibOdaux, 1t Court House. to lat NOvem.
her.
Other appointments will DO announced
next week. X. r. MCBRIDE.
Registrar Voters Lafourche.
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Do not forget the Ratification
Meeting Of the Democracy to be
held at Mrs. TroscIair, six miles up
the bayou, on to morrow evening at
4 O'clock. Keep the ball rolling.
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On Thursday evening, October
16, Miss A. NJ. Philippeau was mar
ried to Frank Hoffman, Jr., in st.
JOseph's church. The SENTINEL
offers its kimdest wishes and sin
cerely hopes that the future of its
Young friends may he Que of pleas
-antness and peace.
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The Bayou Lafourche stands 3
feet 6 inches above low water mark.
There are II feet Z inches of water
ut Vicksburg and falling. Tue riv
ers are generally in good uavigable
condition with no rises of any con-
sequence IN view. i
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A SENSATION IN DISTRICT
COURT !-On last Tuesday the case
OF State of Louisiana VS.. Gustave
Harris for the murder of Irwin Gar
rett was being tried. This case. it
will be remembered has been tried
twice in the District Court Of As
sumption, aid resulted in disagree
menL of the Juries.
A witness. being OH the stand,
the District Attorney asked if he
had heard any conversation con
corning the case lately. The wit
ness replied that he had, that he
had heard J. l. Rogers, commonly
called "Buddie," say, that if he
would be on the Jury to try Harris,
he would stay there Il month before
he would bring in a verdict of
guilty. This evidence was conf, m
ell by another witness. Roger be-
ing then on the Jury, the Judge,
Beattie, ordered the Sheriff to dis
charge the Jury with the exception
of R0rgers, who was held under
bond of 81. 5OO. 90 to answer TO a
charge of perjury, and Harris case
remanded for trial On next Wednes
day. Rogers furnished bond and
was released.
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Sugar grinding began on the W.
verify plantation of Howell & Robi
chaux, on Thursday morning. Sew
eral planters will commence the ap
pr0aching week.
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MI. Grenier, who killed Captain
Hotard some two years ago, in an
unfortunate difficulty on Bayou
BGuf, was tried for murder, before
the District Court last Thursday.
aud found "not guilty" by the jury.
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seed Game Ger sale.

have 40 acres Of good plant seed cane for
sale. For further information inquire of
CHARLES ESpENAN.
China Grove plantation, Lafourche Crossing.
Sept. -2Olm.
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4FOR AALE.

Eight arpents Of good plant rane, on tie
Benjamin Folse's plantation. about ~ miles
belsw Thib0slaux, ON left PAUL Of Bayou La
f.urche. For particulars apply 20 tho store
VI JOHN +. FOLSE.
Oct.48Aln,
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STRANGERS ROTEL.-W. L. Notary,
john E Brcaux. George a. Bonecaze. j.. H.
Williamson. w. w. williamson. Henri Maui
ras. Marshall Pitkin. +. Z. Henderson,, AL
bert K. Lehman. TheO. FrOis, Jr. H. A.
Mears, John JANUS. N. o., John II. Guice,
r. K. Rigollio, st. Louis; H. Sweet. Chicago +;
Louis Lewald. Terebonns i; Tho0phile Dncos,
Lafourche Fronk Seeyagne, Cincinnati;
F. FanLell. Tigerville.
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The telegraph gave US the cleo
ton news promptly during the
night after the election on Tues
day.
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Nearly all the planters have to
pump wster from the Bayou to fur
Dish steam to manufacture sugar.
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LOCAL NEWS.

And still it don't rain, here.
Dusf-dust is the cry on every
side.
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Fer Sale.

Three Young mules ~nd one new 3 male
cart. Will BE- sold cheap. Apply tn
w. {. TAYLOR.
Box q, Thibodaux. Ii.
3t.-0ct-ll.