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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
of all kinds and prices. Pho
to and Autograph Albums Of
all descriptions.
MEDEARIS & co.

Capt. Ferris has been superseded
as conductor on the passenger train by
gentleman named Richardson. Capt.
Ferris has been in the service of the
N. g. q st. l.. r. r. for about 81
years, and no more popular, clever,
or upright man ever pulled bell cord
than he. His health has not been
good for some time, and he will 60
into other business. His many friends
here wish him and his excellent wife
prosperity and happiness wherever
their lot may be cast.-Sparta Exposi.
tor.
Go to H. L, Stanley's store to
buy cheap Boots and Shoes, Jeans
cloth, Calico and worsted dress goods,
bleached and unbleached Muslins, Cot
ton plaids, Notions, Groceries, Etc
1t will pay you.
If variety in the way of holiday
goods can be conducive to the happi.
ness of those who from inclination OIL
compulsiOn have to purchase them
there is no longer a necessity for sucf
to remain out of that frame of mind
for Medearis & Co., certainly have {
variety in that line. In confectioneries
toys, dolls, fruits, etc., their stock il
large and varied, and their stock O
Christmas cards, photo and autograph
albums, is simply elegant. 1t would
be useless to attempt an enumeration
of all the articles they have suitable
for Christmas presents to both young
and old; suffice it to say they hav,
something to tickle the fancy and tast,
Of all ages, and don't you forget to g
around and see them.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
To the Pupils Of Our Schools.

| have not received a correct answer
to the example concerning ship of
war. here again present the same
example, with an analysis written by a
small boy who was once my pupil.
Observe the analysis carefully, and try
to write one of some example in your
book. Such an exercise will greatly
improve you.
A ship of war sailed with $50 men,
and provisions for cruise Of Is
months. AT the end of 3 months she
captured an enemy'S vessel, and put rs
men on board of her. Five months
after, she captured and sunk another
vessel, and took on board the crew,
consisting of $50 men. How long did
the provisions last from the beginning
of the cruise?
Analysis.-"It is evident that, if
the provision would last $50 men Is
months, it would last ONE man $50
times as long, which is $3.50 months.
During the first three months, the pro-
vision eaten by the $50 men would
last one man 1850 months. During
the next five months, the provision
eaten by SIS men would last one man
1915 months. We now add the pro-
vision eaten during eight months,
1850 and 1876, and it makes 1925.
This taken from the entire amount of
provision, leaves 1925 months provision
on hand. This would last 925 men as
many months ss 925 is contained times
in 1925, which is 5 1887 months.
This added to 5 months makes 10
1887 months, the correct answer"
Pupils should try to understand this
work by using figures only.
]. P. CLARK.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
To the Pupils of Our Schools.

To the Standard
In the last issue of the STANDARD
Prof. Clark, in reply to G. NJ, with
reference to the example about the
hunters, says:
"Look at it carefully and you will
see that the man who furnished three
loaves ate all he furnished except one
twenty-fourth."
Now. l call upon our pupils to think
and let us know whether he ate 1-24
or 10 of what he furnished.
w. H. HAMMER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
Waters and Walling College.

will open a school in Waters and
Walling College on Monday, Noy. Oath.
The session will continue seven months.
The tuition, payable promptly at the
end of each month, will be 81, So and
$3.50 per month. Particular attention
will be paid to Letter Writing, Book
Keeping, Business Forms, etc.
J. p. CLARK.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
Corn Premiums.

Monday, Dec, 18th, is the day set
to award the premiums for the first
and second best 100 ears of corn, Of.
fered by the STANDARD. There were
quite a number who gave in their
names as competitors, but Of all that
number only three have sent in their
corn. In the number of competitors
we are disappointed, but on the 18th
Judges will decide who of the competi.
tors are entitled to first and second
premiums. The names of the COM
petitors and the awards will appear in
the next issue of the STANDARD after
the 18th. We will endeavor to see
that justice is done to all competitors.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

WIN. Biles will leave for Selma,
Ala, the first of next week, with a car
load of horses and mules, and will re-
main in the South for several weeks.
&C. G. Fletcher, of the firm of T.
H. Payne q Co., stationers, Cbatta-
nooga, was here Thursday taking or
ders from some of our merchants for
books, etc.
What are the young people Of
McMinpville going to do for Christ.
mas? If they don't soon begin to
have some kind of social gatherings,
they will get to be strangers to each
other before long.
L. F. Capshaw is receiving 6
handsome line of silverware and jew
elry for the holiday trade. AS vii
be seen from another place in this pa
per, his advertisement will appear mex
week, and he will be ready to accom-
modate every want in his line.
MIR. s. Cantrell is no longer con
nected with me in the meat market
l will still keep fresh meats at all time
at my old stand on Main street, anC
continue my delivery wagon as usual
JAS. RANKIN.
On and after Monday, the 8tl
inst, Mrs. j. G. Martin, with a full
stock of the handsomest and mos
fashionable millinery goods, will b
found in the new brick building re
Gently erected on the South side @
East Main street, where she request
an early call from all the ladies.
We have received from the de
partmcnt of Agriculture at Washing
ton. very interesting book on conts
gious diseases of domestic animals b
DIR. D. E. Salmons, Chief of Burea
of Animal Industry. 1t is a work G
much interest and usefulness to the er
curing farmer and stock grower.
In passing down Main street da
or two since we stepped into the cos
little store room of Mr.. L. F. Jear
MARIE, and were struck with admirt
ton of the many rare and beautifr
articles for holiday presents which h
is now displaying. One beauty abor
most Of the holiday goods handled b
Mr.. Jeanmaire is that in addition {
being very appropriate to the season
they are useful and serviceabIe for
lifetime. To say nothing of the larg
display of watches, clocks, jewelr,
spectacles, etc., which he alway
ENTHUSIASTICALLY increased for II
holiday trade of course-he has son
: particularly attractive articles in Il
way OF silverware. In card receiver
casters, pickle and sugar stands, t.
) sets, napkin rings, ETC., he has mar
] new and pretty designs, together wi
a large assortment of tableware, al
7 various other useful and ornament
goods. Our readers should give NJ
S Jeanmaire a call before making the
Christmas purchases.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
Make a Note of This.

The STANDARD is one of the best
papers published in the country, and
should be read by every farmer and
his household in the State. AS an in
ducement to new subscribers, we will
send the STANDARD from now until
January LIST, 1886, for 81 IN advance.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

"A fresh supply of New York
Enamel paint just received by j. B.
Ritchey.
The New York Enamel Paint is
ready mixed and may be used by any
one. 1t gives satisfaction.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

j. L. Smith, our clever agent at
Jones Mills, was in town Tuesday.
R. H. Ellsworth, proprietor of
Smithville Nurseries, was in town this
week.
Mr.. VIM. Floyd, of White coun.
ty, was on our streets one day this
week.
Asa Gross, who for several years
has been in Texas, has returned to Nc
Minnville.
John F. Preston, farmer of
Cannon county, was in McMinnville
Monday.
Mr.. Sam Orr, representing Orr
Brothers, Nashville, was in the city
Thursday.
There will be regular services at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday morn.
ing and night.
Remember, G. S. Newcomb pays
the highest mar ket price for eggs, and
will take any quantity from dozen to
a car load.
10, it's nice to be father" and
Bob Potter smileth audibly. 1t is an
eight pound boy.
j. M. Spurlock, of Nashville was
interviewing our merchats this week,
taking orders for groceries.
-Northcut q Mason have Just re-
ceived new and fresh stocks of staple
and fancy groceries, CONNECTIONS, ETC.,
and ivite call from everybody.
Maj. NJ. H. Gift, of Chattanooga,
spent two or three days here this week,
visiting his daughter, who is attending
G. F. College.
Misses Halle Coffee and Anns
Black have been up on Hickory Greek
for the last week, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. S. Stroud.
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Nuts,
ETC.. all fresh arrivals, at Northcut &
Mason's.
j. H. Towles, at Wards Station
White county, is authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions to the
STANDARD.
-Aroasene Embroidery Silks, Eng
lish Crewels, Floss, etc., at Mrs. A
H. Gross u Hoodenpyl.
IS. L. Brown, a prosperous young
farmer of this county, sold to j. B
Ritchey last Saturday two fat hogs fol-
$40. One weighed 800 net, and thu
other a little less.
"A sevenNeighths Jersey bull cal
for sale or exchange for corn. Ais,
two sows and fifteen pigs.
G. MCCLARTY.
Irving Grizzlies school at Won
ack's Cross Roads, will close its presen
session Dec. 23d. Public entertain
ments on the evenings of Dec. 22d an,
23d will be given by the school,
which all are invited.
Garry your eggs to Newcomt
Mountain City Hotel, if you want tn
highest price in cash.
In this weeks issue appears an art
Gle from the Trade Gazette, "Greatnes
Achieved Through Education, whic
we commend to our readers as worth
a careful reading, especially by OF
Legislators,
The New York Enamel paint
the best ready mixed paint in use.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

Buy your cigars and tobacco from
NOrthcut & Mason. A full list of
popular brands.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
{ l1EE35!1N 5 Christmas !i.!11. card s

A full line of plain and fancy
Candies, Nuts, Figs, Lemons,
Apples, Bananas, etc.
MEDEARIS & co.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

Subscribe for the STANDARD, S1.GC'
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The jc6 office Of the THIBODAUx
SENTINEL has been lately supplied
with the latest novelties in fine and
fancy types, aud it is prepared to
execute any job work requiring
beauty of design and finish, in the
highest style Of the topographic
art. 1t is supplying many business
aud professional men of this and al
joining parishes with envelopes,
note, letter aud bill heads, circu
lars, receipt books, and such other
articles of stationery as are reqnir
ed for the transaction Of ali kinds
of business ; and it is also execut
ing wedding and ball invitations.
aud cards in all the prettiest and
newest designs, and all, at rates be
low those charged for the same
work by the stationers in New Or
leans. Why order your stationery,
and have your professional and bus
mess printing done elsewhere, when
both can be supplied to you hel g
at home on the most moderate
and reasonable terms! Patronize
home industry should be the watch
word of every good citizen.
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we are requested to state that
the Parish School Board. owing to
the Dad weather now existing, and
necessary information in regard to
the amount of funds that will be
obtained for school purposes in 1884
have postponed the opening Of pub
lie schools until March 1, next.
In the meantime applicants who
desire to pass examination, can do
so any day, except Mondays and
Saturdays, by appearing before
the President or Secretary.
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A PLEASANT AFFA1n.-Oa Tnes
day. January ~ ss4,,m,gsrxoniss
seraphine Thisodsax, eldest daush,
ter of Sheriff Thibodaux. of Ri.
town. vas marrieastes Mr. se,,arlcs
Oreux Boodreaux, son of Theo,bile
Boudrea"x of New Iberia. This
happy event occurred in St. Jos
eph's Catholic Church, in preseuc
OF a large number Of invited euests.
The happy couple lett by the
evening train to the Attackapas in
which will be their future home.
The Sentinel extends its most
sincere wishes and congratulations
to the fair bride aud manly husband
and trusts that their future NAV ever
be bright and pleasant, and that
happiness and prosperity may ever
attend them.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court, Parish of Or
leans.
AdOlphc T. Himel as No. 1G261 10
seph E. Logan and Pierre Emile
Tric0u IN sOlidO.

Take notice that acting by virtue OF a writ
of FIcri Facias emarating from the above
entitled court, in the above entitled and
numbered suit. l have seized and will Of
fer for sale at pnblic auction pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town of Thihodaux on Saturday
March 18th 1884. between the hours of IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. n. the follow
ing described property. to-wit:
A certain tract Of land established "a a SUI
gar plantation. situated in this Parish on
the left descending bank of Bayou Lafourche
at about ten leagues from the Mississippi Riv-
er and about three miles below the Town of
Thibodaux, measuring fifteen arpents more or
less on said Bayou Lafourehe. The upper
thirteen and II half arpents having a depth
Of Eighty arpents and the lower one and half
arpents having Il depth of only forty arpents
bounded above by land formerly belonging to
Leonard Lasscigne and below by lands now
belonging to Ozeme Naqnin, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon in
GLIDING sugar house, mill and engine. dwell
ing houses. cabins. barns. stables and every
thing thereto belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning.
2nd. - mnles. u ploughs, single and dou-
BILE, 10 three-mule carts. ? bagasse carts, l
stable cart. l stnbble digger, 4 cultivating
harrOws, 2 hukes. | road SCOOP, | BAY horse,
l6 sugar coolers. iron. 4 iron juice boxes and
connections, l irun strike box, l lot black
Smltn t0OiS, anvil anu DeiOWS. l lOh OF coal
about FIVE hundred barrels, 600 cords Of fire
wood at sugar house and in the woods. l6
| empty hosheads and empty barrels. l lot SUI
gar house lamps. : stacks of hay. l lot Of corn
in crib, about 1000 barrels, l large cooking
stove and utensils seed cane about forty ar
pe.ts in wind-rOw.
3rd. All the rights and interest of Joseph
E. Logan in and to the following described
property tO-wit:
A certain tract of land in the Parish of La
fourche ~situate.l about three miles above the
Town of Thibodaux on the left bank Of Bayou
| Lafourche in the rear of Greenwood planta
ton belonging to P. E Tricou containing about
sixty arpents OF land bounded above by lands
of said plantation and below by lands Of Oze-
| me Naqnin.
4th. One black mare, one bay pony, one
white blind mare. one buggy and harness
| one lot Of hogs and pigs, six in all, 4 cows and
one bull calf.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on til.
| Spot in United States Treasury Notes. to pa,
and satisfy the principal, interest and costs il
til above suit.
February 2nd. 1884.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff
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The steamer Keokuk seems de
sirons Of rendering herself famous
Her principal desire appears to be,
to destroy the Levee just below
Thib0daux and cause q crevasse on
one or the other side of the Bayou,
Whether q steamboat has any
right to destroy a levee in order
10 turn round is a question that not
many people believe. This howev
er appears to be the aim of this
boat.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
~ ish Of LafOurche.
SUGGESTIONS Of Arsene Gambert and
his wJe Elt=a Braud both deceas
ed No. 1926 Pr0bates.

Pursuant to an order and decree Of the
above Court and in obedience to a commission
to me directed in the above entitled and num-
bered snccessions | will offer for sale ut pub
lie auction pursuant to law to the last anu
highest bidder on the premises situated on
the left bank of Bayou L.afourche on Bayou
Heron at about seven miles North of the
Town OF Thibodaux. on Saturday February
BIRD. 1884 between the hours OF IL clock a.
NJ. and 4 o'clock +. NJ. the following describ-
ed property to-wiJ:
LIST. A certain tract Of land situated in
this Parish on the left bank of Bayou Lafour.
che On Bayou HERON at about seven mules
North of the Town Of Thibodaux, bounded
North and Sonth by lands formerly not inhab
tied or settled containing eighty acres and
ten hEndre,lths of an acres III stperticics be-
ing the Western hail OF the South East GUAR
ter OF section No. 33, /. l3 OF Range II East.
Together with all thcsbuillings and improve
ments thereon. -
End. One horse. one lot Of horned cattle,
one lot of Cooper's tools. three plows, one LOT
Of blows and cart harness.
Terms and Conditions of sale Cash on the
Spot in United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
January 18th 1894.
THEOPHILE TIIBODAUX,
Sheriff
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I'VE are requested to state that
We Rev. J. f. Scurlock will preach
go 10 morrow at IL A. NJ. and Z p.
A. N the Methodist Church on
Jackson street.
Also, the first quarterly meeting
y IneFM. 4. Church South, will be
aeia Id the same church On Febru-
y 9Th. and 10Th. inst. at which
elie Rev. DR.. J. b. Walker of New
|Orleans will be present.
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From such information as
comes to our Office the old stubble
cane has been destroyed by the
late cold weather. This, however,
does not amount to any serious
loss, as most of that growth would
have been plowed mp anyway.
The young rattoons are not be
lieved to be injured materially.
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~. A. Cross, the accomplished
sliter who has been on the edito
|iaI seaf Of the Capitollan Advo
|socate for some time has with
dawn.
The readers of that paper will
nlss his interesting writings,
whist his contemporaries wish him
access IN whatever he pursues in
the future.
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Cali at Mrs. s. A. Binnings
asn6 exSmino her large, complete'
and varied stock of millinery and
fancy articles, which she is offering
at a sacrifice for cash. owing to her
.antentions Of eularging her store.
Give her a trial and be convinced.
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January 1884 beats anything
in the way of continuous cold, on
this Bayou for many years. In
1913 the sugar cane frozc down in
to the ground ON November TO-
The first ten days in December fol-
lowing the ground was frozen ev
ry night.
Colder weather has been expe
rienced here but not for so long a
continuous time.
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Mrs. Binnings is very soon go
ing to. enlarge her buildings in or
der to enlarge her business and
have room to display to better al
vantage, her large stock of goods.
1t will also add materially to the
appearance Of the Town in that vi
cinity.
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If yon are building a new resi-
dence, call and see the fine mantel
Crates that S. T. GrisamOre keeps
for sale. They are handsome, cheap
and far superior to anything to be
made of wood.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending February l, 1884.

STRANGERS nOTEL.-C. Kent. Column
bus II. Allen, Pickens Magee, N. o.; Jean
Faves, Terrebonnc f. P. Munson. Miss Lillian
Jones. Mrs. Z. r. Munson, Assumption Miss
Louisa Howard. j. Howard. T.. c. Abadie.
Algiers; Miss Lovinla Simonneaux, Miss
idle Slmonneaux. Felicien SimOneaux, Va.
lere Allenand. Francois Gerlnain, Palncourt-
vile; James Mulvey. Louis Ducroy. Texas !;
TIL. savoie, o. Racquet, Laiourche Segnoret
Louisiana.
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Ito to Curtis & Badeaux, on
IAN street, if you want anything
me ilne OF fine dry.goods, cloth
=, BOTTOMS, hats, boots and shoes
fancy groceries of every kind
s'u nature whatever. The assert
.at OF shoes carried by this enter
rr0g firm is among the finest
most complete ever kept in
I'Oodanx and they justly pride
.a lselves on the excellent quality
Their goods.
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-ne English Editor of this pa
q has a variety Of garden seeds,
pent out by the Agricultural De-
lartnent for distribution which
n be had by the farmers and
afdners in Lafourche free, by ap.
Eing at his Office.
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NOTICE.

,mmittee of Thibodaux Fire Co.
||4k JONI G Hook and Ladder Co. No. /,
- ,mrnose of finding some NEAR
Er inc sirds to nav several notes due in a
uians The magnificent Hall, erected
tIs .s Of the public. have decided to
y p fna S,;r on the fourth Wednesday of
ss;n na the dry OF the Ers"'e"'s A"m"al
Dor Of the Committee.
D 'faef u H. H. MICHELET,
G. AZEMA.
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HOTOGRAPHGALLERY

~nouncing to the public in general, that | have
opened PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and St. Bridget Streets, where
I will make PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS. ETC.
Copies y Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
|G~3 JOS. A. TRONE.
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IS. B. Bell, formerly a planter
nd merchant in Assumption, who
eillbe remembered by many read
- I he Sentinel, died a few days
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Notice
Tax Collectors's Office.
Parish of LafOurche

Tax COllectOrs's Office.
Parish Of I.afourche, ,
r~;h.daux, La, January 2Sth. lss4.)
.arsons engaged in business in the
49, = hereby notified to call at this office
sonr licenses for the year 1881, be-
y IN 3lst. 1891 to avoid costs Of Court
!, a \ nsr cent penalty as attorneys fees.
"Pe p. f. LORIO.
M. Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourche.
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LOC4LNEWN.

F-Have just received at Mrs.
Innings a fresh stock of comic an1
tney Valentines.
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Look lin at s. T. Grisamore,
House Furnishing Depot and see
what a handy place it will be to
buy useful aud ornamental pres
g nts.
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MARRIED.-At Port Barrow Chapel, Par
;ah Of Ascension. La, on Wednesday, January
3Oth. 1884, DE-. Felix Gsudin to Miss Eliza q
Gaudet.