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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

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A FUNNY COLUMN.
How to Suppress Gambling.

HOW 20 buppfcts u1Hf"'
Asce, rttgrapA.
Judge Dooley. while holding Wilkes Court
charged the Grand Jury against gamb ing.
He then went at night to Buck Walker s faro
table and broke the bank, and excused him.
selfby saying that Finding that he c,uid
not suppress it BY juries, he had to take that
method to do it himself"
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Poisoned Mons Race For q Doctor.

JHDe-DcbhyJ1s
Mr.F. L. Dover, farmer residing about
three miles southwest of Helera, Ark took
a dose Of morphine, thinking At the time
that il was quinine. He did not discover
bis mistake until the deadly drug began 10
be absorbed into bis system, and his horror
Tas increased when be realized that be would
have TO ride three miles on Q slow mule be
fore medical assistance could be received.
1t was only few moments alter the dis
covery bad been made that he was on his
mule and madiy riding toward town, and
every minute the terrible drug throwing its
me.bes around him and benuubing his
sepses. Within half mile Of town he was
unable TO use his arm 10 whip the mule,
which reduced it poce to slow walk. Mr.
Dover, riding through the streets apparently
uncoucerne did not attract any attention,
BE managed to get to the sto,e Of Mr.. I.
". Reese, Jr., and informed him OF his con-
diiion.
Medical aid was immediately summoned,
and eyeay antidote known to the profession
vas applied; and he 10 now in fair way OF
recovery. The gentlenAn's recovery h
sorder and surprise even TO the physician
IN attendance, for Mr.. Dover took over four
grains of morphine, which remained in his
stomach fully two hours before antdote'
we're applied.
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west VIRGINIA MAP.

Tho BIaisrEn's map 81 ths s,a,s, ssde fsoa -
tuAl survsysoi each county, contains Oh pcs, rss1
and ,trsa,ss. viii political divisions. A., and I
considered the only soeursts nsp Of tbs s.ss svsl
published. tise-ThIs- By thrr~ and thres-isosthl
feet. PrfcC 30 Con -.
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She Had Heard Money Was Cheap
IT,

She pusk ed her way threughthelsde
of ex-cspitaIists that was copgregsted aooai
the ticker, and set her shopping bag dom
upon the counter with slam. Il see b.
the papers that money is cheap" shsbeg.n.
Never o chssp as at presen'," replied the
yroker How are you selling t'nsr she
oostipufd. stems, msdaneT said the
breker 10 surprise. .aYss, tsndollss bills
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The Fish in Jones' Net.
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The other night, after the thunder shower
Jones dropped in on neighbor and found
about dozen people assembled.
"Well, well, you look cheerful after such
a close call" growled Jones as he removed
his bat.
What close callT'
why, lightning struck the barn in the
alley not a hundred feet away.
"Oh, dearI' said one of the women, but
| knew it. One Of my arms has been numb
ever since
And it affected my foot" said another
And it set my heart to FACILITATING.
"And my elbow has felt queer ever since.
Every one in the room remembered to have
been shocked, and every one was thankful
over the narrow escape.
By and by boy who had been thinking
deeply, gushed out:
why, there is no barn in the ally
Amid the deepest silence everybody re-
membered this fact, and the boy clinched it
with:
and how could there be when there is
no alley"
Jones bad lied, but SO had all the Others.
Returning from Strange Lands.
Jones bad been in Europe for three months,
and as he landed at the station on his return
home, and proudly grasped his valiss that
wascovered with foreign steamship and rail,
road labels, he felt that the admiring wei,
come he would receive from friends and &C
ouaintsnces would fall little short OF an ova'
hon.
The first friend whom he met said:
Hello! Jones. Going away
Going away repeated Jones, with some
DISGUST I've been away. Europe. Three
months. Took in London, Paris, Vienna,
Berlin
II think Of going away myself inter
rupted his friend. Il think week at The
.eashore-
Good morning" said Jones, hurrying on.
The next friend he met said.
Been away, Jones? -.
"Yes he replied, with lesseued enthusi
asm, "been in Europe for three months
Was all over the Continent, and saw every
thing worth see
Come to think of it, believe | did hear
something about your being III Europe
Well, 80 long, old man.
The next person Jones encountered asked
him when he expected to take his summer
vacation, and By the time he reached his
house his enthusiasm was so far cooled thai
he gave his left hand to his wife, and be
slowed grateful look in tine direction o
the Cog, which stood on the porch, wagginl
a welcome with his tail
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We gather from the Biblical record that
this was an important town prior to the ar
rival and settlement Of Israelites in the
country. In the book of Joshua it is ciassed
among the royal cities Of Canaan, It's
King, Koran, was defeated by Joshua while
attem ping to relieve Lschish, which was
besieged by the Israelites. Later it was IN.
cluded in the territory Of the tribe OF
Ephraim, and assigned tothe LeNtical fam.
ily of Kohath. 1t is mentioned several
times during the wars between David and
the Pbihstines and during Solomons reign,
ore of the Pharaohs made sn expedition
against it, which resulted in the capture and
burning of the town. 1t sfferward became
part of the dowry of Pharsohs daughter
when she became Solomous wife, and ne
rebuilt it. The last we hear of it was IN the
wars of the Msccsbees, when it reappers
under the name of Gazara. Taken BY as
sault in the first instance by the jews, 1t
raised excessively into the hands OF the two
contending parties, who attached equal I'M
portance to its possession. John HyrcanuA
the Jewish commander, made it his military
residence. =,
1t was during his study of the old Arab
reogrsphers that N. Clermont Gsnneau
came upon the name Tell el Gezer, and
| finding that it met al the Typographical re
ouirements Of the Bible, he went in search
Of it at AkR Shusheh. Here he found that
a mound On Mr.. Bergheim's property wa
| known to the natives BY that name, though
| it was too insignificant ever to have figured
o. any map. On making minute investigs
ton he discovered to his delight bdingual
inscription; the first word IN Greek charac,
ters OF the classical epoch was the name o
a man. "AIkio," Immediately followed b.
Hebrew letters Of ancient square form, til
translation of which was Limit OF &c
zsr." This settled the question, and th'
English Palestine Exploration Fund Of enc
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Issue in accordance with the said
sworn statement. notwithstanding
the prospect or pendancy Of the rule,
and the final ,ectiication shall be
maze By the Court.
Section 10,
That If any business shall be con-
Quoted without a license, in cases
herein provided, the officer whose
duly it is to issue licenses shall,
through The Corporation Attorney
on motion in the proper court. as
provided in articles .l09 and 1875
o. the Constitution, take a rule on
the party or parties doing suck bust
ness. to show cause on the tenth
day. exclusive of holidays, after the
service thereof. which may be tried
out of term time and in chambers,
and shall always be tried by prefer.
encc. why said party or parties
should not pay the amount Of the
license claimed, or be ordered to
cease from further pursuit of said
business until after having obtained
a license /; and in case said rule is
made absolute, the order thereon
rendered shall he considered judg.
ment in favor Of the Corporation
for the amount dccrecd to be due by
the defendant for license, penalty
and costs, and shall be executed in
the same maper as other judgments,
and every violation of the order Of
the court shall be considered as a
contempt thereof, and punished ac-
cording to law.
On motion the council adjourned.
JOS. j. ABADIE, w. 3. WHITE,
Mayor. Secretary.
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OF THE
TOWN COUNCIL.
AbbevuIe, La, May End 1885

The Council met this day in spec
!al session present j j Ahadie
Mayor, and Mcssrs. Wise, Bnu,que
and Mills al,sent-N G Young.
! The Mayor stated that The object
Of the meeting was to pass and enact
certain amendments to the Ordin.
ancc Ievying a license tax upon
trades, business, professions, &C.,
carried on in the town of Abbcville,
La. being an Ordinance enacted on
the 2nd day of June 1880 and re.
enacted and made the License Law
Of said town for the current year by
a resolution Of the Town Council
adopted January Goth 1885.
An Ordinance 10 amend and re.
enact Sections and 10 of the Lii
ccnse Law of the Town Of Able
vile, La.
BE it resolved that Sections 8
and 10 of an Ordinance Icvying an
ANIMAL license tax for the Town of
AhbcviIIc, La, adopted June 2nd
1880, and rc-cnacted on the 26th
January 1885 by the Town Council
of said town, be amended and re-
enacted 50 as to read as follows:
Section 8,
That the business of the previous
year, as also the actual condition
and results Of business of the ensuent
year, for the purpose of calculating
licenses, shall be ascertained in the
sworn statement of the person or
persons in interest, his or their duly
authorized agent or officer when
ever called on therefor by the tax
collector or officer whose duty it
shall be to issue licenses provided
that if said officer be rot satisfied
with the fairness of said sworn state
ment, he shall traverse the same by
a rule taken in such Court as provi-
dcd in Article lC9 and l25 of the
Constitution. which shall be ,ried
summarily whether an answer be
filed thereto or not. On the trial
of said rule, the books written en-
tries and memoranda of said person
or persons, firms, companies, corpor-
ations or parties shall be brought
into Court and subjected TO the in
spcction and examination of the
court, the officer who took the rnle,
and such experts as he may employ,
or the court may appoint provided
that this inspection shall not be con-
s'rued as emitting the defendant to
introduce in evidence said books and
documents any more than he would
have been without such inspection !:
provided, also. 'ha, the license shall
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hous, his bill amounting to Sc. sc
was ordered paid.
On motion the sum Of 5000 or &c
much thereof as may bed eessary
was was appropriated out of the
funds OF the 7th ward for the pnr
pose of making necessary improve
ments at the school house at Perry
Bridge. and J B Mills and John
Nugier are appointed to receive and
d'5burse the same. and the Presiden,
and Secretary are authorized to
draw warrant on the Treasurer
for said amount.
Resolved that the sum of 5000
be appropriated outs n the funds OF
the 9th ward for The purposes Of
fencing and making other necessary
improvements at the Coles Islands"
school house the same to he received
and dIshurscd by Desire Mcaux and
l j Vaughan and the President and
Secretary are authorized to draw q
warrant on the Treasurer for said
amount.
Mcssrs IT II Bartels, Sarazin He.
bert and y Lacour jr were appoint
ed committee to locate and secure
by donation one acre of land in
Mouton's Cove for the purpose of
erecting school house thereon said
land to be accessible to all parties
concerned.
Resolved, that the sum of 500 90
he appropriated out Of the funds of
the End ward for the purpose of en-
Iarging, and making other necessary
Improvements at the school house at
Morgan's Mill. and that 4 J Nor
gan and j N Williams are appointed
to receive and disbnrse the same
and the President and Secretary is
authorized to draw a warrant on the
Treasurer for said amount.
Messrs Jarasin Gnidry, Pcmhcr-
ton Ruflln and Marcel Fuselicr were,
appointed as visiting trustees for the
colorcd school in the 4lh ward.
On motion " w Edwards, is
hereby authorized to take the ne
ceSsary steps to collect the rents due
on school lands.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet on the ist Saturday OF July.
W. W. EDWARDS, president,
}. n. WILLIAMS, secretary.
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appointed ] Henry Pusnam and au.
thorized hin 70 purchase suitable
safes. and we request that the Police
Jury resolve that said Putnam's or.
der on the parish Treasurer for cost
of such safes be duly honored by that
officer.
(Signed) J Henry Putnam, Fl FL
Bartels, Fl Hoffpauir.
On motion Of ] Ell Putnam,
Resolved that all persons are pro-
hibited from allowing their sheep,
goats, hogs and geese from roaming
and running at large in the parish Of
fermiIion, and in case such stock
depredatilg on crops, owners Of said
stock shall be responsible for all
damages done by them, and in case
owner or owners cannot be found or
fail to pay such damages after de.
mand, their said stock may be killed
BY party injured by their depreda-
tions, and said party so killing such
stock shall not be liable for any
damages for such action.
On motion of j. L. Broussard,
Resolved that all fences within the
parish shall be constructed in the
following manner, to wit To be 5
feet 9 inches or 4 feet higA, and to
be not less than 4 wires OF pieux or
plank, Or 5 plank or pieux and orc
wire, 2 pieux or plank and 2 wires,
one plank or pieux and three wires,
with a dlcth Is ins wide, g ins deep
and Is inches from the fence, The
lower pienx, plank or wire to be l2
inches from the ground, and the
other 3 wires pieux or plank to be
so arranged as to insure best fence
possible, which is hereby declared to
be lawful fence. and the owner or
owners Of stock, such as horses,
mares, mues, cattle and other ami
mails of a like kind suffering them
to dcpredate on crops or premises Of
others shall be liable to damages.
Don motion of J. III. Putnam, it is
resolved that the thanks of this body
be ard are hereby rendered rendered
to Judge G. Debaillon and Hon'l.
G. NJ. Eldredgo and the members Of
the Abhevillc bar for their kind as
sistancc at the last meeting of this
body, also to the Abbeville Hook &
Ladder Co., and Messrs. O'Bryan C
White for use of their respective
buildings.
On motion the Jury then adjourn
ed until Monday the 25th instant.
Howard HoFFPAUIR, President.
L. G. LYONS, Clerk.
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SCHOOL BOaRD.

Ahbeville, La, April 4ih 1855
The Board Of School Director:
met lhis day, in regular session
! with the following member.
\ present. to wit
W. ". Edwards. president, and
! Messrs J Nueicr. Nj G broassara, j
Morgan, J n Williams and II {
hihie. Absent: NJ V Lampman.
. Tie nlnntcs of last meeting were
read and ;.dorted.
On motion resolved that the
amonnt due 5 W Stafford hy this
Board he paid to his administrator
when duly Qualified.
On motion tic claim of-Jno Elem
ing for time lost while teaching pub.
lie school was rejected.
On motion. resolved that the
Board does hereby accept acre
Of land in the eth ward, from Mr.
Felix Rroussard. for the purpose of
hn'|ding schcnl house thereon, and
that Mcssrs. Felix Broussard. Aris.
tile Picard, Jno L Bronssard and G
Monte, are appointed p committee
to select said land aud secure PC
tition from the patrons or tic school
to he Iocated on said land with the
number of children which they WILL
send to said school. the same to be
presented 70 this Board at the next
meeting.
On motion it was ordered that the
list oFdrIin9ncnt tax rayers received
this day from Il. T.. Loyns, deputy
lax collector Was referred to the
Finance Committee.
On motion the following report
from The treasurer was received aud
ordered spread on the minutes lo-wit:
r Il p o r t.
AhhcviI|e, La, April 3rI 1885.
i" the Honorable President and
Members Of School Board of Yer
milton Parish, Louisiana.
The following represents the amount
10 the credit of the various funds
for school purposes in this parish.
Contingent Fnnd s ESQ 26
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Very Respectfully,
Ell WISE.

Treas. School Fund
On motion :hc Treasurer is re.
ql,cstch to distribute to the different
wards ION the same basis as the last
distribution was madc) the sum OF
100000 provided the same may be
necded to keep schools open until
vacatiOit,
The Finance Committee having
submitted the following report the
same was received and ordered
spread On Tie minutes, to-wit
r En % RT.
To lie Honorable the President
and Members of the boald d of
Directors Of Public School for
EcrmiIion Parish.
Yoni undersigned Finance Com
nlit1cc beg leave to report as fol
lows
That they have examined the bill
Of +. l.. Addison for printing 200
copies Of Rn'es and Regulations for
he use Of the schools and find the
same correct and recommend the
paymcn, Of the bill to.wit $3.50.
They have also settled with } 5
Suncz tax collector for the school
taxes of the year 1884 on the l9lh
Of March 1885 aud az follows viz !:
amount of poll tax Of 1881 as per
roll 693 90
. mill tax " 3.IsO.l9
The collector exhibited the re-
rcjpts Of the School Treasurer as fol-
lows up to said date
Rcpt for poll tax, including com
missions amounting 10 1864 90
napt 2 mill fax j" " 2,o04.o0
Thus leaying the following bal
aneas unacconntcd for as follows
On poll tax s go 90
On Z mill tax 1.l75-39
All of which is respectfully sub
mittcd ". W. EDWARDS,
}. n. WILLIAMS,
Committee
The claim of Il. !. Addison for
printing rnlcs &c for this Board
amounting 10 sl2 80 was ordered
paid.
" W Edwards having submitted
a detailed report Of collections made
for this Board in suit OF School
Board vs~G 3 Shaw ct als-tlIe
same was referred TO the Finance
Committee.
On motion fle bill of 3 Fl Mills
for hlank book was ordered paid.
Mr. Jules Thihodeaux hayIrg been
ordered to make certain improve
wcnts at the Bayou Tigre school
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$500 REWARD.

By virtue Of resolution adopted
by the Police Jury of Vermilion
Parish l do hereby offer a reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who on the norm
ing of Tuesday, April 7th 1885 set
fire to the Court House in the Town
of Abbeville .GParish of Vermilion,
Louisiana. "
Dated in Abbcville this 10Th day
Of April 1886.
HOWARD HOFFPAUlR.
President Police Jury.
&. NJ. STEBBTNs, Clerk pro TEN.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF Y ERMTLIoN.
25th Judicial District Court.
No. GA.

Succ of Constance Il Delcambre.
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession,
or having any opposition TO make to
the tableau of debts and charges and
of settlement filed. by Jean Bite
Dronct, .ir natural tutor in the
said succession to file the same in
writing in the Office of the clerk.
OF court within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of
court this 4lh day Of April 1885.
ALciDE LEBLANC, Dy-clerk.
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Police jury

| Inc lOllcc Jury OF the Iar1sn o.
ermilion, met at Hall of A Abbevillt
Hook and Ladder Co., on Ibis It'll
day of May 1885.
Members present III Hoffpauir
Prcsident-Putnam. Bartels, Brous
sard. Morgan and Green.
Absent j y Leblanc.
Minutes Of last meeting real and
on motion same adopted.
The Finance Committee asked fur
ther time to report,
Or motion Of j I Broussard,
Resolved that the action of the
President of1this body in appointing
9 J Edwards, Esq, as member Of
the committee on classification oil
remnants of burnt records, in lieu
of l. G Lyons, who declined to serve:
and the appointment Of r 7 O'Bry.
an as additional member to SAID
committee be, and the same is here.
by approvei and ratified.
On motion of J Ii Putnam,
Resolved, that the President ap.
point two members Of the Police
Jury to act with himself as com
miltec for the purchasing of safe
or safes, for the use of the parish and
report to be made on this day.
Whereupon Messrs j Fl Putnam
and IL Ii Bartels, were appointed
on said committee.
Report of Finance Committee, np.
pointed to aid clerk of Jury in as
ccrtaining how far back the proceed.
ings Of Police Jury could be obtain,
ed from the files of tho MERID1oNAL,
was read, adopted and ordered filed.
On motion Of Il J Morgan,
Resolved. that the President, ap.
point suitable person to act in con
cert with the person appointed by
the Town Council, to supcrintend
the keeping of the AbheviIe bridge.
Whereupon the President appointed
on said committee l. Sokoloski.
The Jury then took q recess until
| o'clock.
Re-assembled at l o'clock same
members present.
The following claims were real
lowed by Police Jury, Monday, May
ll.h 1885. These claims were al
lowed Monday, April 9th 1885, and
warrants therefor drawn bnt. were
destroyed by fire when Court House
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N 0 7 1 G E

All persons are hereby notified
and prohibited from hunting and
passing through our pasture. Any
violating this notice will be prose-
cuted to the full extent Of the law.
SosTnENE HERPIN,
GEBUIN TTAHAN.
EAZILE BRoUssARD.
Abbcvllle, April 18th 1855.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All perzons are hereby notified
and prohibited from hunting and
passing through my field. Any rer-
son violating this notice will he
prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law.
r.. +. ADDISON.
April 25th 1885.
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n @ I | E E..

/. 4 & 'h7s' who have anything in
s'..1: H. aae Of !lohsr painting. Paper
: ''sl's !, cd furniture rcfitiin~. such
4, 's'h'''s, vanishing, Il, I,osl,cr-
n f's s'g'' printing a speciality
nah - 10 nc country TO do such
p.;ls = nay he needed in that liuc.
IL, 4s''a s'afran'ed. or NJ pay.
4 = ~ a'sass be iound in The town
!. =. A.'rsl'ie = or address p. @,
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s),,Ieial Directory.

p's''' CnSaAD DEBAlLLoS.
I IVY EoDn&T c. SHEpEs,
Clerk Of District Court, r,o,..... ,,n
'''' I..sriE l;EoUSsA"D.
representative: r., y +, nnrpcr.
s,l,,rif & Tax Collector,
s9f''A ,IosEpH :. NUNEZ.
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Dr. ". y. WHITE.

Dr.. ". ID. W nlTE.
Police Jury.
II. HorrrArIn, p President
IN pryy.u, j. I. HRoUssAED
: ~, !. carsy +. J. MORGAN
II MI Il. Basrtl.s J. a. LEBLANC.
lIerk Of poi'ce Jury
- LYMAN G. LYONS.
a''" ELIJAH WISE.
Town Council.
IT,. ABApIE, Mayor.
s = svrnrs o. hoUEoUE.
I W1sR I.As1IE ERoCsSARD.
lonstablc.
GEorcE Z. LYONS,
.Ia,,icps dr The Peace. 3I. Ward !:
j. G. bYoNs. U. hAhAC -
Surveyors,
Wv, EpHAGrS. Il M"STAoNn.
e'BnyRN * VI El1 Z
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
Abl,cyille, La.
Oii,e near lie Courthouse.