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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-01

Norris Lesser. HAYNES, Arb.
J. X. Glenn, CORTLAND, Miss.
Pransioi A Badinslli, Madison street
Harvey Robinson, second and Madison.
Biscoe A spsskes, Bolivar. Mss
4. Roasnh,lm, Main, bet Poplar and Wash.
ipgion.
/ n Page, Fourth and Poplar
C,eoTrc = hlllsy, West Court street
Frsnt Caflin, eOi Johnson avenue.
A. Campbell A Co, Bshle street
3 FriedlAnder, Unien street
Il Bshr & Co.. corner Unisn and Desoso. cry.
A. J. Hall 4 Co, corner Vance aud Herman
do streets
W, c. MeCnry & Co, Byhalia, Miss
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W. N. Durfofd, ChapA Hill, Mo-
Jas CerisolA n Co, Main and Wilmington.
Levi, Bros viotsbufs. Mia
q. Dontsro. frOn, stf.st
A. Lee a Co, fulton, Tenn.
J. q Clements, Mason, Team.
Dsrsna A %, Poplar street.
.. NJ. jackson, hotsrmsA, Mss.
". J. Hester, Madison Ana hsin-
N. X. Cos, noilyvs.t, MIS-.
Turlsy a Co, coid~s,sr. Miss.
H. X. Fisher, Mississippi avenue.
A. B. Cayuthers, Clafktials, Miss.
Il. Zanone Main aud Winchester streets.
L. Bsmbuostti, Main, near Louisville q Nash
Vile depot
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REp Iir'ps
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-01
32l MAIN STREET.

John ASH. MAD and WnIsn.
Il. Y BdmuDdseH, Niitssgpi avenue
John g,1lele, Yt.nte nd esSc,G
J. ssrtor, a Bro, pss,, apa SECOND.
Dr. J. L Bimnsnds. uhfksisls, Mia
Y. CsslIl. ife Jshnson svenns
4. q. Canpbsll 4 Co., ~ hsin street
}. J etphA, "a Unisn street
" 9. 0riS~sid, tn Mats street w.n.,
w. ~ Sw.pe. hissiisippi ave, cor. Whtef'
PHI Frsn.isii, eofnsr Second aud Union.
9ledfe Bros, Como, MIS- ~
". ". Sqaiss A CO., stafkvils, Misa.
Mrs. r Ffnnie, Ashaaa street
@ Q. Carly, Besle street
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A WOman's Discovery.

.'Anotller wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by Il lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood it's severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought of us Il
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for CONSUMPTION and was so much re-
licvcd OF taking first dose that she
slept all night and with n bottle has
been cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write w. G..
Hainrieh & Co., of Shelby, n. c. Get
Il free trial bottle at Thibodaul Drug
Store.
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Bro. Jolley, of the Morgan City Re
riew, late Republican candidate for
Congress from this, the third district,
is not discouraged a bit by his defeat,
if we may judge by the following sen
sibls remarks:
Stop kicking. Let lis settle down
and advance the material interests Of
Louisiana. Immigrants are arriving
every day, and they don't want to
listen to political gossip-they come
to work. In a few years these new
corners will settle the negro question
10y cultivating the land themselves.
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Is Consumption Incurablee

Read the following: Mr.. c. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Ab>cess Of Lungs, and-friends and
physicians pronounced me an %Incura-
bic Consumptive. Began taking DR..
Kings New Discover for Comsum-
ton. am o on my third bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever maGv.
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption l
would have died of Lung troubles.
Was given mp by Doctors. Am now in
best Of health" Try it. Sample bot
ties free at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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SUK$C.eaEsTEON
IT OF ADVI;Es'EEHsNG:

For each square of tcn lines or less. the first
insertion, 81 50. Second insertion, IS cents
DOR square. For subsequent Insertions. per
oquare so cents. Obituaries 10 cents per ,,ne.
Professional and busiGess cards. including
paper, will be published at the rate of so cts
per square for the first insertion and % cents
for subsequent insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office $40, to be
pAid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for q specified time will be inserted tillforbid
and payment e1acted.
Persons sending communication to this pa
pct must always furnish their real names to
:he Editors. We will not save or return re-
'ected manuscripts.
illusions peronnally disparagirg to any
enc will never he inserted except as adver.
tisements nor then, if peculiarly objections
BILE
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The Boston Herald says: '.ln point
of fact, the Democrats in Congress
have been much more liberal in deal
ing with contested election eases than
have their opponents, and the record
abundantly shows it. 1t was not II
Democrat. but Il Republican, who.
having an election contest submitted
to him, asked onlyth question: which
is our dashed rascal ? And he was a
Republican leader OF the first promi-
nence."
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The managing editor of this paper
returns his heartfelt thanks to the
Town Council for the hatteling COM
pliment paid him by his unanimous re-
election by reclamation to the respon-
sible position of treasurer of this mu-
nicipality. 1t is IL compliment which
he highly appreciates and for which
he will ever held the present council
and each individual member thereof in
kind remembrance.
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SATURDAY, DEC. s, 1888
ABOLISH OUR MONOPOLY.

The planters have been more favor
ed this year than the last in the way of
shipping facilities, owing to the higher
stage OF water n the bayou. The cut
ting out of the bars at DonaldSOnville
will, it is claimed, admit of hatboat
navigation even in the lowest stage Of
water.
This will prove of incalculable adj
vantage to the shippers living above
our town, Us it will enable them to
ship by way of the river. OF course,
this proves a more circuitOus route
than via our town, but the cd mon-
OpOly existing at Latourche Crossing,
giving to one ma the exclusive right
to transport all freights for the rail
road at all points from Labadieville
down, makes it imp,aeticable, nay,
we'll nigh impossible, to ship this way.
One nan controls that line, charges his
own rates, receives and delivers freight
at his pleasure, seems to care nothing
for the public-in fact is perfect au-
tOcrat, maintained and upheld by the
railroad authorities. Shippers by way
Of Thibodaux or Lafourche Crossing
have to submit to whatever inconven-
fences are imposed by this monopoly,
Or seek other avenues for their produce.
Our town is the greatest sufferer
from the tyranny of this huge mono
poly. Abolish the monopoly and let
the railroad give fair accommodations
at reasonable rates, and Immediately
a feet of t1atboats will crowd the rail
road depot here with freight, the hand
ling Of which will give employment to
our men and put more money in circu-
lation. This will be the headquarters
for the tiatboatmen, who will do all
their small trading in feed and pro-
visions with our merchants, which will
prove Il source of revenue to them.
Planters and shippers will be greatly
benefited by the reduction in natboat
rates which a healthy competition will
materially give rise to.
Thibodaux has paid a bonus to have
the branch road built and it would
seem but fair and just 0 that the
railroad authorities should do What is
in their power to let her rear some
benefit from said branch road. We be-
lieve that the breaking up of the fiat
boat line monopoly to which we refer
will tend to direct the course Of freight
to our doors via said branch road. and
We believe such 4 thing would greatly
advantage our town. The railroad
a do this with no extra cost to itself,
but with unaoubted advantage. as it
would greatly increase it's freight.
Would it not be well for our mer-
chants and planters to endeavor to Sc
cure these advantages: The effort
would not cost much : so why not try
it.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
iSh Of Lafonrche.
Simon Abraham rs. Mrs. Augusta
Tenney, ,oite of Aladin Brous-
sdrd. No. 236S.

LAX, notice that acting under an order OF
seizure ami sale ema Mating from theiabove
entitled court in the above entitled and mum
bcred case | have seized and will offer los
sale at public auction pursuant to law to TIN.
last and highest bidGer at the court house in
the town OF Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY. JAN. ), 1889.
between the hours of IL o'clock a. M. and 4
O'Clock p, IN. the t~olIowin. described propert,
tO-wit:
The undivided eighth of a certain sugar
piantation, situated in the parish of La
tourche, on the left bank of bayou Latourche.
at about twenty-five miles below the iowa OF
Ihibodaux. measuring q arpents more or
less front. by 40 arpents in depth. bounded
above by lands of John Lyall and below by
the farataria Canal, together with the un-
divided eighth OF all the buildings and i'm,
pr"ve'nents thereon, and also the undivided
eighth Of all the mules, stock, implements of
hushandry and everything thereunto belong
ing.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot III United States Treasury Notes, to pay
and satisfy the sum If twelve hundred aud
ninety 6S 10 los le0 dollars, with five per
centuin thereon us attorneys fees here
in. together with eight per crntun
per annnm interest on five humid Ell
& ninety-twos 81 .-l0O dollars of said principal
sum, from March ~, 1886, until paid, and
like interest on xix hundred and rinetv-seven
so 23-24 lee collars of said principal sum, from
F.bruary II, 1887, until paid, and all costs
herein.
Which said sum. in principal and interest.
attorneys fees aud costs, IS secured by mort
cages on the property above described. as
follows. viz: OF date June l6. 1884. before
l. p. Cailloust. notary public IF said parish.
OF date Feb u. 1888, before Emile L. Lt-
blanc, then clerk of court and ex-Oficio noia-
~ public Of said parish. OF daie Aug. II,
1883, before same officer. Of date March n.
1886, before Z. +. Leblanc. deputy clerk and
eA-otficio notary pablic of said parish.
p. E. LORIO, Sheriff.
Dec. !. 1888.
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MOckeries Of Justice.

The Times Democrat is doing a goOo
work, in which it should have the as
sistance and endorsement of the entire
press of the State, in exposing and de-
nouncing the mockeries of justice that
are continually being practiced in this
State. These judicial farces are not
confined to the city of New Orleans,
nor in the rest of the State to the sin
gle case OF allowing ex-Secretary Will
A. Strong to escape after conviction.
We have seen so much of them in time
as to utterly disgust us with pretended
jury trials. We have seen red handed,
cold blooded murderers acquitted by
jurors, cases against others nolle prosi-
Guied and still others escape indict-
mcnt.
1t is time the people arose in their
majesty and demanded the rigid yet
Just enforcement of the laws. We
mean the intelligent, peace loving and
law-abiding citizens, and not those
whose misplaced sympathies al.
ways to be with the criminals.
Laws are made for the good of thu
people, and it is the duty of the PEG.
pie to see that they are enforced
tp,r Era
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Chaf.

wealth is a mere shadow"-still Il
fellow doesn't get mad when it follows
him.
Too many have but one rule by
which to measure things, and on it the
spaces are dollars and cents.
1t isn't the centre-board that is re-
sponsible for the c%ouviviality on board
a yacht. 1t is tle sidebOard.
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l.. A. ID. f.

The attention of the public is called
to our adverti~ing columns, where will
be found among our new ads. La
sardc's Anti Dyspeptic Elixir" an ex-
cellent remedy for dyspepsia and all
disorders Of the stomach. Sutfere =
from such disorders will consult their
own good by giving it a trial.
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The st. Mary Reriem comes to US
this week under IL new name-Morgan
City Reriew. 1t enters upon the fiji
teentli volume and looks as though it
meant to stay. We wish it many 4
happy return.
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A Success.

Several men at q railway station III
Mississippi were discussing the ques-
ton, SIS marriage il failure !" when an
old fellow who carried a horse collar on
one arm, took a hinge quid of tobacco
from Ills mouth, threw it against the
stove and then said:
"Gentlemen, I've been a listenin' fur
sum time to yo' talk, an though | amt
much ut i ham at no sort of Il 'skllssion.
yit I would like to say II few words.
Frum whit | kin gether, marriage fur
woman, woman in p%urticular. is Il fail
ure. Am | right?" Cunning to a
weil-dressed stlanger.)
YES
"That the women laiil't got no show
IA tall"
"Iilats about it,"
How long befo' yo' train will be
here, yo reckon ?"
IL don't know but what has that
got to do with the discussion 2"
"a good deal, fur | wanter know If
you've got time ter step owe ter my
house with me. If you will, | think |
kin show you in about ten minits that
marriage for one oma at least is one
OF the biggest successe in the country
"She's happy, | suppose"
''Happiest woman in the State
IAN exceptional case growing out of
an association with an exceptional
man. | suppose you study her happi-
ness ?"
"No, she studies that herself"
"Iou let her have her own way"
"NO; she takes it. Whenever she
says dance, [ dance. She wasn't so
happy when we wuz fust married, fur
| sortcr bucked agin her notions, but
soon found out that eff didn't want Il
new bruise before the old one got well
that Id hey ter knock UNDER
just then Il tall, angular woman
stepped up Oh the platform of the sta
ito" and in Il sharp voice called out:
.Zeb.'
Eyes, ma am replied the man who
had been arguing in favor Of the hap
piness of marriage.
Thought you wuz goin' ter dig them
'taters
81 am, ma'am, jist as soon ez | git
through talkin' ter this gentleman
''Zeb!"
..Yessum.'
Thought YOU wuz goin' ter dig them
'taters"
II am, i'll a mint"
"Zcbrr
''Yessum."
"You1l find the hoe under the syca-
more tree"
"Yes>an, in a mint
''Zeb!"
''i'm thar. Gentlemen, | would like
ter continue this yere pleasant 'skus-
sion, but-be thar befo' you ken count
three. Gentlemen. my wife's marriage
WIZ Il big success fer her.-Arkansa>
7iueeler.
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Gonaux's Pile Ointment has given ME good
r"snlts every time | have used IT in my prac
tire. DR.. F.. A.. SYLvEsrRE
call for sanples Of Anti-Astlmatic ut yonr
III U.cist.
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Two men We're quarreling. One of
them threatened to shoot the other.
The threatened man, in revival of an
old piece of sarcasm, said:
"Where do you bury all your deal?'
just then an excited man drew the
s~atirist aside and said:
"My gracious! You ought not to talk
that way"
(which way"
asking that man where he burieS
his dead
"Whyg'
Because he is Il physician."-Ar-
kansas IrHre!er.
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It's il very cold day when an Ameri-
ear newspaper can't so anything else
one better. Here is how one of them
throws the tale about Couvier, the
celebrated French scientist, recon-
structing IN entire animal from Il
single thisllbone dug from a mound:
BAH. That was well enough for
those beiogged times. Nowadays, if
you give almost any aspirant for Office
Il single quill he will make a whole
goose Of himself before the end Of the
carnpaign."-Adrocdte
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
Isl, of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE

CLERKS OFFICE
Thihodanx. sept. %. 1888 {
/ hereby certify that the following per
sons have been drawn this day by the Jury
Commissioners Of said parish, to serve as il
rors for the ensuing term of said Court be
ginning gu Monday. Dec. 3. 1888.
FOR the first week of Court, to serve as
grand and nett jurors, beginning on Monday
Dec >, 1883, as follows:
no. NAME. WARD
For tie second week of said court begin
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Sugar and Rice Es-
tate at Auction.
LIVE OAK" Xii
.

In the parish "f Lafnurche. two miles
above the town of Thibodaux. nearly 900 ar
penis. about $50 opened. Splendid Lands.
covered with sand oy the crevasse on that
plantation in 1881. By
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Mason & HamIin Organs and Planes.

The improved method Of fastening the
strings OF pianos, invented by the Mason &
Iiamiin Piano aud Organ Company in the
year 1882. is uuuncstionablv one of the BEST
improvements ever made. making the instru-
ncnt more richly musical ~ It's tones, IA we
as more durable ard much lcs- liable to get
Ouf OF tune.
Both the Mason & HamlIn organs and
pianos excel chiefly in that wlicl, j. the chief
excellence in any musical instrument. QUALITY
or TONE. Other things. though important.
are much less so than This. Au instrument
with uimusical tones cannot ne IL good must
cal instrument. Illustrated catalogues. ccH-
tainin. descriptions of new aud popular
styles of organs AID pianos, introduced t, is
season. will be sent free TO any one address
ing The company, Boston, Now York or Chi
ca,O.
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To f.. Gouaux. Houma. La:
l have un several occasions used your tnti-
Asthmntic mixture and powder ana have
found instant relief by nsin9 same.
=. +. S.RRAZiS, s Jackson 1t. n. o.
Call for samples OF Anti Asthinatic at YOUR
druggist.
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V,Iln >rAg PLANTATION nF T.. MONTY
Any book learned in one reading.
Mind Wandering Cured.

vENiE >IAh PLANTATION NJ t.. MONTE
< & Co or the hit bunk of the Missis-
sjppi rive. alout ~ miles above New VI
lcans. iite parish Of 1T. John the Baptist,
AMI adjoining the 'iirsrrsri and "I,rrs
%liaute' plah'a'inns Vie pam Is III FIRST
class rr'tnjh1 Glider. with aturl- seed cane
first AMI -tr'"nti N"nt'. stuhbl. iur the nexs
crop. Apply on l'ltrtati"n .rto.
q. 4. LANAUX.
no,l1SS If II Decatur -, New Orleans.
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I I'll tlItfF. N~VHIlcHlVH, I WOIiU ING
ter continue this we're pleasant 'skus-
sion, but-be thar befo' you ken count
three. Gentlemen. my wife's marriage
WIZ n big success fer her.-Arkansas
Traeeler.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07

SINCE Southern Senators and
Representatives have had interviews
with their constituents during the
recess of Congress, a change seems
to have come over the spirit OF their
dreams in regard to the Blair Edu
catlonal Bill, which proposes to ap.
propriate large sums of money out
of the oppressive surplus, among
the different States for the purpose
Of educating the masses of the peo-
pie. A year ago they denounced
the scheme as an insult to State
sovereignty and all that sort of bal
der dash, but since they have met
their constituents they have shown
better disposition towards the
measure, and Senator Blair has
strong hopes of passing his bill this
session.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07
DON'T

Let that cold of yours run on. You think
it is a light thing. But it may run into
catarrh Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption.
Catarrb is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all distractions aud
offensive matter. Otherwise there is trou-
BILE ahead
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose throat, bronchial tubes aud lungs.
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the use of Boschee's German Syrup. If
you don't know this already, thousands
of people can tell you. They have been
cured by 1t, and know how it is. them
selves" Bottle only % cents Ask any
druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07

We see by our exchanges that the
now boards of county commissioners
in several counties in this State are
using the pruning knife of reform
by abolishing useless offices and re-
ducing the pay of necessary officials.
Now, let our new board follow suit
and receive the thanks OF the tax
payers. Our road supervisors aud
their modes cf doing business are an
incubus that the new board should
get rid of, either by abolishing the
offices altogether or make better APP
pointments.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07

The Governor in his annual mes
sage becomes warlike. He exhibits
speck of blood in his eye. He
wants the Oyster Navy to be thor
onghly equipped with cannon, to
blow into smitherens the ''bucca-
neers" who pray upon our oyster
bars and put in jeopardy the lives
and limbs of Commodore Plowman
and the valiant crews of his feet.
The Governor is right. If the State
undertakes to protect our valuable
oyster interests, it should do it even
at the lannon's mouth.
But the worst features about our
oyster law are that it does not pro-
tect, aud that the expense of main
tenance of the Navy costs the tax
payers of the State ten or twelve
thousand a year more than the reve-
nue. derived from oyster licenses. -
Another defect is the great expense
entailcd on the citizens of Anne
Arundel in the trial and conviction
of the buccaneers. The "priso-
ners" are brought to this city and
committed to our Jail until the
county court meets, and after con-
viction. the fine is paid into tie
State treasury and the costs of pros
ecution are paid by our county treas
urer. The State gets the money.
and Anne Arundel getstbe glory.
No wonder ~ Governor has blood
in his eye.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07

WHEN Greek meets Greek then
comes the tug of war" Editor Riley
in last weeks Record announced
with italicised emphases, that 1--WE
mean to defeat him Mr.. Compton,
at the polls" this fall. This bold,
revolutionary announcement stirred
the bile Of the Republican and the
editors denounce the threatened
party treason in a caustic editorial,
in which they style the Record edi-
tor a "pur-blind pulling satellite of
DR.. Wells" and then coolly remark
that elf these two were content with
their respective rolls-the one with
his place upon his rustic pedestal,
the other with the bent knee of i'm
bicile sycophancy, we should be
heartily satisfied to leave them to
figure in their harmless attitude. /"
This is sharp practice to say the
least, and we shall expect to see the
Record editor strike back in his usual
dogmatic and ponderous style with
such sledge hammer blows as will
make the Republican editors regret
that they had ever left their native
heath.