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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-09-25
State of Louisiana - Parish o.
Vermilion - 18th Judi District
Court-No. 81.

COHTI-NU. JI.
Succession of Marie Baze.ine Hargrove.
Notice is hereby given to all parties ~
terestcd in the said succession or having
any opposi' ion to make to the tablean o.
debts aud charges. and of final sett'euen!'
filsd by Angus'e Marceaux, Adminls,rasol;
to file the same in writing, in the once y.
the clerk of court within ten days from 'uo
date hereof
Given under my hand and seal OF cours'
this 4th day of September. 1886.
ALc1DE LEBLANC, Dy'Clerk.
s. & w. attys.
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COMMUNICATIONS of a personal nature will De
CHARGED double the regular rates, and ID paid
for POSITIVELY in advance.
dyertisements not marked will be phonshed nntit
..oii, Of responsibility and WILDE charged accord
'nSly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-09-07

ENM-TT, Idaho, Sept. lst, 1856.
EnlToE WoRlD: 1t seems your
forests must all be consumed, by the
smoke we have. 1t is impossible to
distinguish objects half mile away.
Salmon and Davis, the young boys
that started for Nevada with stolen
horses, after hearing in Boise city
were held to bail in $1,000 each, in
default of which, they languisheth.
The threshing machine is heard
once more in the land, and wheat
brings ~ cts. per bushel.
Most Of our laboring men are about
going with the different saw mill
firms, to the woods, to cut logs for
another year. Is the timber law
changed?
Services are to be held in our new
Methodist church next Sunday.
The primaries passed off with the
usual wire pulling, and think TO the
satisfaction of the elect. Each party
sent three delegates and were little
mad because they couldn't send more.
don't know as Emmett aspires tn
any fat office this year. We will
soon see some men that are mighty
glad to see u<, and tell US what a
nice ranch we have and how we'll we
are getting along, and won't know us
two months later.
On our way home from Idaho city
Mrs. Eli Anderson presented us with
a pan of apples. | tell you they
looked good enough to eat, and Mr.
A. has a whole orchard full of fine
fruit.
Mr.. Alex Wright, who has beer
holding the fort for the ditch company
during the last winter and summer
is about to leave for Wood River.
Ducks are coming down. Grouse
are plenty on small streams. Forest
fires are driving the deer down to the
low hills.
Let's see; is the law in force now
"Believe not"
A good many of our citizen.
are foolish enough to shak,
with cold this hot weather, then turI
right around and in half an hou
swear it's the hottest weather they
ever saw. CA-CHALL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-09-07

and a PRODUCER, and USER of II AT whici,
builds up our ho cs and as lists those that
come among MS 10 build up honest homes,
make their burdens ligh', and the country
better for their being in it
Yours,
"YEOMAN"
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4 Wkk PAY ..ECE LaIfrE-Ak.

MI EMMETT, Idaho, Aug. 81, 1886,
ED. WoRIn: | believe II great chief
,e said his braves were many as the
YES on the .rees. l think that chief
ant candidates. Every one but your
nble servant has Il fish to try in the
ming election Now want to ask the
,/oring voter why, if there is anything
San Office, hadn't IA poor man, thai needs
ought 10 have it! 1t seems strange to
| Az that laboring men will go tN primaries
! nominate rich men, whose interests
men whose only drawback is they
D Gl,e not money to electionecr with. Most
.Mr candidates have held The same, Or
INV X offices Uef re, and have in my mind
,adn man that is comparatively poor
i, who has done more for Ada and
Z Use counties since | came here Than any
' ~ oi the Others. Now men whom he
henefitte.i, and vino ought to know
s'er, are trying to defeat him. l think
llll9lI: Udt laboring men torsLNe their own
,JlN1II to assist those who need no assis-
.u..e. It's not my purpose To boom any
H" but for the MAJ VINO wants cent
80, half u month interest, TO lend the
back to the man that produced il,
,sD We no sympathy nor vote either. 1t
VI Dare ~ every where -any on eau get to
la lxtt II, hHI M n A a
sEln v ringman, uut the ones tnat hanule
unjingic" or Uoss the job, have office
j. llsA on their backs so old its turning yel-
! know that taxation in Ada cUun
-,e : bskrden, and more SD than necessa
INV / was assessed only one hundred dol
~oN personal property, and my various
iu' are $ll.5O, and the men that made
or- DOR mans taxes So high ask his vote
again, and l know ITS not oaly sc
rp hs but in every county. The pool
sprvperty is in sight, and the asses
Central cts il The catlle mans is in tht
and the assessor don't get it, anG
zdaa one rlust pay. don't object TO Of
holders getting fat salary, but
Ike the fat salary to go to thoss
nd manaeed IT.. instead of to those already
Uur past assessor numbered his Cat
hundreds, and two big ranches il
Valley. understand he thinks Ii,
gFFf4! II again, aud | know of other ricl
MI has ftei Tor him. SO don't l. l an
X ~ nNnFin natioaal principles, hut il
-..,u,lA FAIRS Of our homes, | believe in help
ssrgs IL worthy that need. | wish no OF
i'd snSTass .Ss don't feel qualified to fill one
on should no friend To uush hat If some I'm
rNI1F1c A.. ,.7T,. " va
arly sSaiP, NJ he IL worthy laboring man, III
old b. susltasiE " it shorteHs my legs four inch
"a MupsI once knew man who suffered
y Elsa common remark with him was, /
:. ,ns S,rSs s-s-s-some things d.d.d.damne
: .dr psS iouSs md there are in politics On
ard iSs ISsit< Is cant Americans fill American o
sh.T Al Stnlsi rsi Are they not qualified or ougl
Ia. f. EnsaaSSt scaSt be naturalized: Who cares ho,
ID on res Ts'pS,saxes p,saxes Are if they can have the CO
laress ,,sps mi and disbursing of them. Ii woui
oticed ds.n i9s.mni.or tiaancier indeed who couldn
rsons vn' honest penny to his own benefi
}. ofss I'm, who may, vote for rich ma
eigncr. As for me au America
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-09-07
Bann er Lodge No. 10. A. o. q. W.
Idaho City.

We hold our regular meetings on the
second and fourth Tuesday evening
of each month, in Temperance Hall.
All brothers are invited to meet with
"s when convenient.
By order of the NJ. w.
WAS. MARCUS, Recorder.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-09-07

R Idaho Encaml ment No s, l. c. r.
-, holds its regular meetings in Temperance
hall at :3n O'Clock the first and third Sat
II urdi evening or each month.
= All Champions in good standing are in
.''s % :, attend q s:': s:';' '':-: s' :ei
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ENGLISH REMEDY

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-09-07

hHce ana -
les ard foreltSS,
ard and all oths,, ~
tors their II,si hIti
annnada, Ensls,,rsi ssO,,s
er foreign ntsas. eoSs
eand on ressos,ii nj
o oobtainins9sS, Ia,
charge; NJ, ~,
free. Pate.,S'
. noticed ~ y N N
Idvantsse 9, -
persons VIZ
co Omse
81. New w.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
A Very Funny story.

CHIcAGoi june PA ,pscia dis
patch from Lawrance, Kansas, sau;
The postmaster at this p lcs hV n-
liable information Of the 5lsali1rion
of an association amolg the postal
CLERKS of the main lines Of the Wssan
railroads TO boy colt the postal system
Each member OF ;he association, upa
becoming such, signs a rtsgnationai
his position in the postal service, which
is placed in the hands OF tie executive
committee, As soon as the oTgaEiIF
ton is complete, It is said, the hntt
movsl will be followed oy demand
upon the Postmaster Genera. toi ID
cause therefor; If no: saii.fl,t9fy, 70
signations will take effect, leaving ID
mail service i'll the .uEca. The ring
leaders are known, and viii be reported
to .he Postmaster. Genera.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
chief Of Police nlurdered.

MoUNDsvILLE, w. Va, June a.
James p. Thatcher, chief of police Of
this city, was shot and instantly killed,
about 80 this eve- ing, by one James
Johnson. The shooting was done with
q double baTrelled shot gun, both loads
entering Thatcher's breast imned lately
over the heart and death was instanta-
neOHs.
From the meagIe details of the crime
ohtAluable at this hour, 1t appears that
johnson was engaged in fight with an
unknown man, and the chief, hearing
Of the difficulty, started TO arrest the
combatants.
The unknown man saw the officer up,
preaching and made his escape, bu,
JQhn5on swore he would not be taken
and, rushing into his house near by, he
appeared with the gun, and taking de.
,iberate aim fred full at the breast
Of the chief, with the result stated.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
The Coming Fourth,

Although 1t is yet ten days anti ID
Atm of July, the boys aye already O9ll
ing over with patriotism, aud 'le soa 5'
Of the festive cracker IS heard Cd 'll
streets. The police are visisai aud .. :.
the lookout for those Tho v.oas ~ y
Jaw in this respect, bu, TEea lati
reach the place where he report o q.
from, the piec's Of the exp DIED G ! ,s VIZ,
are there, but the boys are not i'a y
America is pretty shre~d, nui II .. \
dangerous game TO viois'e he sT, A 4
as The police are instructed 70 arrest :, :,
ooys Grins .quibs or crackers On u, ~
streets or lots it VI be vel ioF u a' ,s.'
TO keep sharp .ookoai and ,, ~ N,
their boys do not .E4nsgres' .lls = M
they may be called upon 70 pn tr r1i
and costs to secure their .iserailon H''
the cells.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23

A strong movement has been started
in Philadelphia against the indecent
"ciaAreIte maker" photographs which
nov All the show windows OF cigar
stores throughout the city, are display
ed on top Of bundles Of cigarettes In
Reputable drug stores and in every
little shcp where cigarettes are kept nor
sale. The pictures, while presumably
those OF workers in the great cigarette
manu- featuring estAb iGhmeuts, which
issue them ~ RifIs 10 those who buy
largely, are really those OF Joung
women OF .oose character who are hired
70 assume the roe of the cigarette
maker" while being photographed In
suggestive poses which are rarely With
in the bounds Of deceDcy. Apart from
the offense these advertisements give ~
people who are compelled 70 visit places
in which they are exhibited, they are
gross likelA upon o respectable ass OF
workingwomen, who apparently have
no redress. The dis.rict attorney has
promised to assist In the movement 10
suppress these pictures.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
FOURTH EDITION


The Philadel,iA North American
says: The frteIs and foes OF Rev.
waldo MessAroipAstor OF the North
western Iudsperant Church, were ~
fever heat AlllAy yesterday ~ they
discussed the vbiny of which he 1,
sAid 10 have eeeEuilty. At his house
there was DsArihil day the constant
coming and cog OF sympAthiEinR
members OF hi congregation which
characterized previous afternoon
and evening, AMIR. Aeesaros and his
family were woIout by the burden oil
condolences. Th reverend geBtlemAn
talked freely otis troubles, and did
not hesitate 70 nerate hts sentiments
o the previous ening that he was the
vicsin OF . consiacy 70 encompass his
ruin.
"Mr. Ooulston said be, "has been n
Troublesome elemt In the church ever
since he Joined 4 / have been warned
! TO beware OF hiubut constantly stood
up for him and Tended him from the
charges made ainst him. He finally
becAms . candiGe for various honors,
Including the esrintendency OF the
Sunday School, C., and being disap-
| poin ted he beca, still more trouble-
come. He Was offensive that when
be saksd for Ter OF dismissal to an
other church I'd not conscientiously
give 1t.
"Tbis angeretim, and another mo
tive for revenaeAs that was obliged
q short time sinto caution Mrs. Coul-
ston not TO pay ch pointed attention
10 me rs che ' doing, as II might
cause scandal. ne result Of all this
WAS that Mr.. Cotton wrote an anony'
nous letter TO q church recommend
ling that shouSe dismissed. On the
Occasion OF my biversaIy sermon last
Sunday 1 referrto Mr.. Coulston, and
Congratulated church that he had
practically withwn from it."
MIR. Messarosll declines to give the
names OF the pes who, he says, are
ic3Suizant Of alspirscy 10 ruin him.
In support Of idea that the Conl-
stops were anxs 10 ruin Mr. Messaros
Is cited II fachai they took great
pains TO give pdcily 10 the case.
The hsgistr. however, dispels all
doubt as 70 thtSArrsnt having been
procured befJrLe time of the alleged
assault, as lie ts that Mrs. Coulstou
reached his pe about II o'clock, CT
half ar hour a tL- time. He says,
n borrower, thate wss la5orinS under
intense excitett, and vas unable TO
speak coherent until She had drunk
several glasses ice water.
George S. o., Hr. Messaros' law
yer, says thatrs C1ulston had fire.
lqueutly spoken lie highest terms Of
her pa, tor, anIaid that she was in
debtsd to himtu sGy ways, including
The TACT that ltcuFed for her the posi-
lion Of Districsent ,or the Society for
.U-ganiziug City at salary OF $50
Iper month. Nesssros stated last
might that he fond several import
alt witnesses. you'd he prod nced
z. the trial. melting Of the congre
CATION will b! i a. the church TO-
hight, when y Ne saros will proba-
bly, make al Irestng statement. 1t
is said that MIud Afs. Coulstou have
been asked 10 presht.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
THIRD EDITION.


In the U. 8. Senate on Tuesday res
oiut'on was adopted requesting tht
President 10 brig 10 the attention o
the NtcaraguEu Government the claims
OF c.tizsrs " the L nited States against
that government. Mr.. Havlsy called
up his mo Tor , reconsider the bill pro
hibitirg members Of ConRrsss from &C
ceptiug employ nenl from railroads that
bsd received aid from the United
Stats After debate, the bill 81 2
O'Clock, vent over until to Cay. The
bill repeating the Presumption and
Tiu bes Culture laws was considered,
percinK which the Senate adjourned.
In 5be House, the Speaker presented
nine messages from the President. an
nourcil his disapproval OF y like HUN.
Der Of private pension bills, and they
were referred TO the Commute on In
valid Pensions. Several Of the Presi'
dents terse sentences and ironicAl sug-
gestions were greeted with applause
and laughter. Mr.. DInsley, from the
Committee on Shipping, reported 8
bill TO amend the lsw relating 70 the
inspection of steam vessels, and IL was
referred to the Committee Of the Whole
The bill Was framed in accordance with
kh Pr eident's Recommendations in his
Inees age, announcing his approval OF
the Dineley shipping bill Mr.. Nor
rtson, Of Illinois, said that ION last
Thursday he had given notice that he
would TO day move to 90 into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the tariff bill"
He had no expectation now that any
different result would be attained from
that OF Thursday last. ard he, therefore
would not make the motion to-day.
Mr.. Morrison then called up, as priv
LEGGED question, the report o. the Com
miues on Rnles, amending the rules SC
as 70 provide that ii shall be in order
when . general pension bill is reported
TO the House, 10 attach thereto provi
sion for raising the revenue necessary e
meeting the expenditure involved
After long snd animated debate in
volvirg the question Of tie Democratic
division OF opiricn On the tariff ques
ton, Mr.. Morrison moved the previou:
Question on the resolution. Mr.. Reed
moved 20 lay the resolution on the
table. Lcst-yeas l26. nays lo9. Be
fore vote could be "a ken on the origi
nal motion MI Reed moved sn ad'
jourrment, and the Republicans, b.
dila,ory tactics, managed to corsumI
the time Up to O'Clock, when, unde
the standing order, the Speaker de
clAred the House adjourned amid ap
plAuse aud derisive laughter from Il
Rspub icSns.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23

Mrs Rev. j. W. 7. B,o,bs Va. vs..
agreeab!y surprised .a5. eysn;1, a, - Y.
residence, 1913 Tatnall s;Tef. Nv ~ ~
sudden and uIexpec:ed eD,,aSc. :, !,
some forty or fifty friends Of Dea,, y
Avenue Baptist church, one Of Vh"
carried a Suspicious looking bnni.
The equauimity with which Dr. BM,S,
met the company excited sasplciop h
collision, which was all expaIrS
when Thomas II. Savile SEEMED IN.
ward, unfolded q beautifully xO,EN
crazy quilt, and in & neat and ANNA.
pirate address presented i, to Nm
Boothe on behalf of her many frI.Dj,
In the church. DR.. Boothe, on betll
OF his surprised wife, iLslked d,
donors for their kind remembrance and
referred to the very p.easan, assoc.
stions that had been formed in thl
church. Refreshments in Abundance
followed the presentation, and ven
agreeable evening crowned all.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
labor Note.

The striking stone cutters in Detroit
met Yesterday morning ard decided 10
continue the strike, l. is sad that the
support Of the other 5ul ding trades has
been assured snl. If necessary, strike
will be inauEuarztei In every branch Of
the building trade ! meeting Of master
builders was he'd Yesterday 70 consider
tie zd7isatLity Of 3 gene Al shutdown.
A general Lookout would Jay OF 500
men. The ,rJub was caused by the re
fussl OF Knapp * Avery 70 pay the
strikers G fine ofSlJ4 and relusta.e their
discharged men.
The lock- Oh; Of The collar girls in Troy,
New York, ntiuged Yesterday. Mir.
HAYES OF the Executive Committee Of be
Knights Of Lsgo-, 81 m.t;ed a PROPOSE
ton "for arbitration by az equal number
OF dislu;ercsted persons 70 be named by
the manufactures and emplO, tu.
the manufacturers say They intend 70
Settle tue mater themselves with their
empl0yes. or L.: al all" yesterday
afternoon a.. the girls on strike were o.
dered by the District Assembly Of the
Knights Of LABOR 10 return 10 work thi
morning at the m4uutGC' urers prices.
The trouble between the Lake Shor
switchmen and tie company at Chicag
was adjusted az conference yesterday
and IL is believed al DANCER If a strike
averted
The m5u.ders s'rike at Troy, Ne
York, was settled IN Monday night, Ii
men accepting Tie proposition Ct Il
manufacturers % return 70 work !
"board" prices pending an Investigate
of the rae Yf wages paid elsewhere II
strike was begun four months ago, al
affected T5V men
F0rty-two a.;eGs men struck Al Port
mouth, New Ham shire, on Monday a
leg.ug that She's al not get enough
cot. TLey were pad al and discharge
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23

san rises t.ss. sun sets 725
Net receipts-hsh.
A crying evIl-a cross baby.
The physician likes his cough.fee.
A bad hAbit-An ill-htting riding dress.
L. A. Humphrey b Bro, Hatters.
Son she'll crabs Ut Fullmer's.
CLAM soup At fullmsr's..
Turtle soup at Fullmsrb.
Roast dinners at FuIlmsr's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal you will ike 1t.
brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like Is. i.
TRty at Ferguson's, No. IL L. Second Of.
W. j. Kimble, grocer, End and Justison.
Bisds ana cages 81 P4rEers's, East znds
Mllsra y. Dzvis', isNslsr, . Z. ma street
NJ. X. Wyatt Drygoods, e23 W. 4th stree,
CITY Laundry, sixth and Shlpley street
RIAe 10 K. RingB, ct HAnfS, 10 X Fourth
Washing machine for sale at PIcxel's stove
store, East Fourth st.
NJ. X. Wyatt, erinKled dress goods, o2s W
4th 81.
MeCann's ice cream at IS cents q quart
It'll and IAtnall streets.
CLANS, crabs and oysters fresh every day
at Psnnell's, Second and King streets.
Hukill h Poist children's DIRE sses, md and
TAtnall.
A point any woman can appreciate-point.
ace.
Infants clothing and ladies' underwear
m sde at Stats h Davis, No. East. Fourth
street
Clifton FfF -four SO cents; Kirkwood -four
80 cents. Lynch < Leary, N. 4, corner
Third and Madison streets.
Tho su ltan at Constantinople used to be
Osman Bey. lis twenty wives made him
sign his name y Bey.
Harold. Papa, when grow up san re,
mArried.' Papa: My ton, do not let US
anticipate the worst"
Kisses are the right kind OF smaczs "a
steer q Wn the stream OF life with, although
tax ing a buss lie not rad.
loan February marchF" asked the pun
ster, with a sicxly sin 10 perhaps not, >
replied tho quiet man, but April May"
A wicked baehslor says that, no mattel
whom you mAlry, you will md afterward
that you have married different person.
Good time on Riddles Chapel and Mt
Salem excursion on Tuesday, June ~, "a
Andalusia Plenty Of music. Leave French
street wharf at as a. II.
Go 10 Lynch Il Lelry 3, N. 4. corner
Third and Madison streets for good molasses
choice rev Orleans IS cents per quart; table
sylup 70 cents per quart
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23

IN the in crest Of temperance and reform
VIII be held IA Court House han, Dover.
bel, June ~. 10 nominate Governor and
Representative IN Congress, and transact
other business. Time 81 opening. l.l6a.in.
Realizing the fact that our ballots are The
only effective weapons with witch 70 eubdue
the rum p Wer and stop its awful ravages,
US in our eEJrts 10 secure this end, N eet in
your respective hundreds and wards on Sat
lurday, June Y, and appoint delegates and
elternates 70 tbe convention. Information
shs to the number delegates ard orders for
Excursion tickGs by railroad will be fur.
tished by Alfred Cav throp, of Wilmington,
Cr New CastE County; W. N. Brown, OF
Wyoming, forKent County; Ii. q. Lewis, Of
Eewes, for sussex County. By order OF the
al ale Committee. K. III. COOPER,
al Chairman.
81 MORTON, June !. 1888. ies-th.s m,w,t-6t
Daily Republican., 1886-06-23
FIFTH EDITION.


i. Mr.. J. II. Frazier, rs,,
Is ssommering at Gr.e r9s, estate asso,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ct'Ankr Del. ''~N
B PTsraing for the sunni na II Due az
The principal Of 81 s, ,ssa.saad D.. y
his aSs 70 Several Of his tora. Aeateu,
ba Mr. E.. E. A. Robinson A.,
summer. A'!h 70 sptnG ~
Alexander Chanh..
me ths new brick house on FS,naaitd3ay us,t
oet"een Fourth and F,tsb rankin sls,
Joseph L. CArpep,e,
market strset, ADVERTISE ,o ~, No. "a
Also house aud four ac money 70 loaa'
SAFE s Or exchange for city i plop >, ,'t d
MIS-. Charles Megeipson p''y'
the Hollingsworth nron fe'IdIp, d,
New Castle road, adra,iptetv, o. hal
man 70 assist in general ho hon.
VIM. T. Massey has i1..
from q three week. visj, JaH sand
IA ns lamszoo, Michigan, whom o ,a.ns
not teen for ten years. ga I Id
country looking fine, and tts w. u
parently prosperous tbor -. ~ pepa4
some complaints OF duh Inn. s'a'aI