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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-10-18

STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY or HyoHLAND, ~:
!, L. q. Smith, Cashier Of the above. named
bank, do soleinnly swear that the above
and belief. LYME 8. SMITH, Cashier.
Hubeoribsd and sworn 70 before sue this
llth day Of October, l068.
J. II. RIcHA1ps,
r. q. BARRETT,
JoHN A. SMITH.
-. Directors.
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STATE OF OaIo. COUNTY OF HIGHLAND. - |:
I. o. D. Pfice, Cashier OF the allowed named
bank, do solemn1y swear that the above
statement u true 70 the best Of my knowledge
and belief. o. D. PRICE, Cushier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 9th
day Of Oetnber, l88o.
CHAaLEs BowLxs. Notary Pablo.
O. n. OvxnMAN,
JOHN q. ePEnCa,
ELIAS OvERMAN,
Directors.
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.wEAg 70
SCROFULA

It Is that'impurity In tho blood, which, &C
cumulatint IN tho glands Of tho neck, pro-
duces unsightly lumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which dcvelopes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which IL the origin Of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
tions usually ascribcd to "humors;" which.
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, 1t Is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from II.
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Mustang Linimsnt

NkxICAN NUe!AN0 LINIMENT, cuTee Rhe0wsa.
sl~. LsSsbasO. Seiastoa. Lasss Back, Sslv JoislA
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d EpORr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ First National Bank ~ hillsooI0ughs
In She STATE Of Ohio. at the Close OF bust.
ness, October lth, loo9s
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"Iw :: g. Ca" CURED

BY taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which. by
the remarkable cures It has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some Of these
cures are really wonderful. II you suffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hoods sarsaparilla.
"Every spring my wife and children have
been troubled with scrofula, sores breaking
out on them In various places. My little boy,
three years old, has been terrible sufferer.
Last spring he was one mass ofsores from head
to feet Twas advised TO use Hoods Sarsapa-
rills, and we have all taken It. The result
10 that ail have been cured OF the scfofulA
my little boy being entirely free from sores,
and oil four Of my children look bright and
healthy" W. B. ATHIHToN, Passaic City. Nd.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
soldtv aii druggists. q, six forSs. freparsdeniy
b. Q. L HOOD 4 CO.. Apothecariss. Lowell. Aass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Money to be Made.

1t is said that dull times are not known by
me agents Tor the great publishing huuse of
George Stinson Il Co. ut Portland. Maine.
The reason Of this exceptional succrss il
I"und IN the iact that they always .iv.. the
rubiic that which il kecnly appreciated and
at prices u at all can afford. At present We
understand. their agents are doing wonder.
inily well on several new lines. They need
m,ahy more agents in all parts of the country.
Those who need profitable work should uppiy
az "acc. Women d" AS well AS men. Expe-
renee - not necessary, for Ms>rs. Stinsou e.
Go. undertake To show all who are wi,lin.
to work. not harl hut earnestly, the patb ~
large snccc-s. 1t should he remembered that
an agent can do "a handsome business with
CUT being away from home over night.
Ahother advaniage-it coats nothing To rive
lne bi-iness a trial, ami an agent can devote
az DIS 'ii.'t, or "nlv i:s spare moments 10 it.
suf'son " Co Guarantee grand success IN ali
~hn engage and i"l'ow siinnle and plain di-
f'rt'"ilr titat they give. We have not space
oeNl's"ii al here, but fnli particulars will
'' sent free io Those. who address Tia i;r,,, /.
their fun ~"'i't's., Is gwen above. ;
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Platform.

We, the Democracy of the State Of
Louisiana, i'll convention assembled,
do announce and declare:
First. Our devotion to the time
hOnOred principles of the Democratic
party as proclaimed by its founder,
Thomas Jefferson, believing that their
recognition and enforcement are es-
sentiai to the maintenance of free in
situations and popular government.
Second. That we indorse the adj
mlnlstratiOn Of Grover Cleveland, and
believe that the interests Of the Union
will be best subserved by his ~rc-elec-
ton; we also indorse the administra-
&c OF Gov. Samuel Douglas McEn-
cry as a recognition of the eminent
services to the State of Il faithful pu-
bic servant and We affirm that the add
mlnlstration Of public affairs in Louis
a n has. during the last eleven years.
brought the State out of anarchy, de-
vOloped wealth and prosperity, and
paved the way to the high position
Louisiana is entitled to among the
States, and we pledge curse YES to it's
p~erpetuation.
Third. We pledge ourselves to all
economical administration Of public
affairs, to all m~aintenances of the State
credit by limiting appropriations to
the extent of the revenues and to the
liquidation Of the State debt and the
prompt payment Of the interest on the
am as now adjusted by law.
Fourth. That the levee system Of
the State is a necessity for the protec-
ton of the lives and property of our
citizens.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justice Court OIL. p. Can.
louet, Parish of LafOurche.
Mrs. James KcCormick rs. j. n
Jones.

\ TOD. NJ. Jones and ali others whom it mss
c0ncern, Greeting:
Whereas, Mrs. James Mccormick has 81
out a provisional seizure Of the property ~
effects of said j. NJ. Jones, hte Of said Darisk
Of Lafourehe, contained in h r said store 81
premises, situated on Mai" street, betwees.
jackson and st. Philip streets, in the town II
Thibodaux, to pay and satisfy the fun sun n
forty dollars, due her for the rent of ssis
store, and to secure the payment Of Will,
she has a pledge and privilege ON said proper
ty and effects in said store cODtalued m
whereas. acting aDder said witt, Z, A. Enaer.
ran. constable of said conrt, has provisioning
seized and taken into his possession the said
property and objects.
You are therefore summoned to appear ~
fore the aforesaid second justice court with
fifteen days of the first publication hereof, -
answer =" the petition aud demand Of a.
plaintiff herein.
Herein fail not under penalty Of the Law. Y
, Witness my hand officially, ut Thibodaax.
La, this l4th day Of january, 1889.
l.. r. CAILLOUET. j. p,
2l Ward, LafOurche.
e.. A. ENGEkRAN,
Constable
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Mr.. John j. German has sold out his
interest in the boiler works owned by
himself and Mr.. Ozeme Naquin, to the
latter, who is now the sole owner Of the
establishment, where he will be pleased
to sec the many customers of the old
firm. This firm by their splendid
workmanship and reasonable charges
have built up Il reputation second to
none in the parish of Lafourchc. Mr..
Naquin is too well and favorably known
to our readers to require any commen-
dati0n ut our hands. We can only
state that those in need of a good boil
er would do well to call at his factory
and get estimates before going else
where.
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Fifth. We pledge ourselves to de-
velop and maintain and protect the
same to the fullest extent consistent
with the finances of the State a. abso-
lutely essential to the happiness and
prosperity of our people.
We pledge. the Democratic party of
this State to an earnest effort to place
the free public schools of this State
upon a substantial and satisfactory
basis, and to that end the legislature
is requested to appropriate a sufficient
amount from the annual revenues OF
the State to provide for the suitable
education of the children Of this State.
Sixth. That it is the, duty Of the
State to foster and improve all of its
great agricultural interests by ade-
quate legislation for their develop
ment and promotion, and especial
ly by the encouragement and mainte-
nance of the Agricultural College and
the present and proposed State expe-
rimental station and by all other, le-
gislation in the special interest of agri-
culture.
Seventh. We are opposed to the
employment Of penitentiary convicts
of the State in such name as to bring
convict labor in competition with free
labor.
Eight. We invite to the fertile fields
of Louisiana immigrants from all lands
with the assurance that they shall
find here a hearty welcome and happy
home.
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ORDINANCE No. o..

he u ordained hy the MAYOR and trusfces
o. ne town Of 1hih"iaux. That section 10,
o. Tue revised ny Laws and "rdinauc-s OF the
'i'in"d. 40 AS to rr.'i nc fellows, tn wit:
Any person WHO siua ser on tir.. ~,
=" ie ret u" fire within the COZ ,,ormte I,n,irs
OF the town Of Vbil,o ,au,, ~letsr,,s ar IRE.
r,tsrkera. r"ck+t-, etc .hall lie .i,h, Ia :,
nue. not e1ceesin,g five dollars and coA.s. or
=. y .'ep:.son' q. IN c.f~e 1T failure or neglect
'oI's!, within the sEoeh fixed ny the officer
examining the rss~ f.r y SPACE of tim., Will.
shall not +x~eed twelve hours.
% u farther Ss6sin~.l, t.. That this o,,,;.
nsooe = eacct lr0in xn.i after i,s passage.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth Judicial District Court, Pal
ish of Laloarche.
SUGGESTIONS Of james TMte and VII.
Molly Ryan and Community,
No. 1910, Probates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of tia
above court and in obedience to q commis.
sion to me directed in the above entitled ana
numbered succession, l will offer for sale =
pnDiic auction, pursuant to law, to the Last
a;d(highest bidder, on the premises. situated
In the parish OF Lafoutchs, at about tweuty-
two miles below the town Of Thibodaux. -
SATURDAY, NARIH, 8. 1883,
between the hours of II o'clock n. m. and 4
o'cls OK p. m, tho following described prOnor.
". belonging to the said sLccessions, toy
l.. 4 certain tract or piece Of ground, situ
ated in the parrish Of l4aionrclse, on the Ief
bank OF bayou LrtOui che, ut about tventv.
two miles below the town Of ThibodanT
measuring ono hundred sud forty Q4O. feets
front by = depth Of one hundred and fortv-
seven tl47l feet, bounded on the front nv tka
public road, on the north OF upper side bv 4
strip Of land eleven feet WIDE, in the rear =
east by land Of Jordan Long aud Michasl
FOREST ana on Cue lowei aide or south by the
bar"faria Canal. together with; all the build,
lngs an', IMPROVEMENTS thrreUn. 4
=. Wo Certain lots Vi ground situated in
tue village OF IA"pgus vile, parish of L.
iourche, ON the right bank Of bayon Ia
~iourcho, at aboat twenty two miles below IN
own OF ihio.'taux, being lots number i've
anu ak 10 nd 81 vi the subdivision of sou ara
or block nnmner twrnty-six t2eJ OF the said
village OF LohSucviiie, made and executed by
r. A. Iinbodeaux. surveyO or, on the 2Sd dsv-
OF Decemher. 1876. Said lot. having a front
of nifty t5s) feet on L,tourche street. bv 4
Eeptn 81 ohG hundred aud twenty (i2Ol feet,
being bounded in front ., west by Lafourche
street, north by lots OF Mrs. Joseph Barrios.
east ny TOT number seven T. OF said bloch.
anu south by Ninth street, together with ali
the bn'ldinss and improvements thereon.
hoVaoies-one ~cister,,, one shotgun. one
10. Oh baifei poles one lot OF barrel slaves
one set OF coopers iouis que small farhoat
u hlOtc aiIU srtblklO,r n A.t,at IA %u,r -
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But let them disabuse their minds of
the mistake under which they labor;
they arc the victims of . diseased ina
gination which gives form and sub
stance to mere shadows. There is no
disunion in the Democratic phalanx.
Whatever last %glimmering vestige Of
dissatisfaction might have slumbered
in Democratic hearts will vanish like
the smoke of a snuffed taper before the
unpleasant memories recalled by the
nomination of ex Gov. H. c. Warmoth
as the standard bearer of the Republi-
al cohorts.
The Democrats of Louisiana are not
yet prepared to turn over the reins OF
government to Warmoth and his fol-
lowers. They have put forth a strong
ticket before the people and they
mean to see to it that it is triumphant
~ elected next April. The bitterness
of their late campaign will soon be
forgotten, and they will present a
united front to the common enemy.
They will stand shoulder to shoulder
in the breach and once more crush
those who are scheming to compass
the return of the days of spoliation,
and corruption and oppression of the
people-''the good old days of Radical
times" as tersely put by these sohem-
ers themselves.
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An End to Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg Ill.,,
says: "Having received SO much be-
nefit from Electric Bitters, l feel it my
duty to let suffering humanity know it.
have had a running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctors told me
would have to have the bone scraped
or leg amputated. l used, instead,
three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bncklen's Arniea Salye.
and my leg is now sound and wells
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye
at 25c. per box by Thibodaux Drug
Store. -
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/ DELTSIHE HOPE

The Republicans of the State have
just held their love feast in the Cres-
cent City. They have RECALLED then :
selves with fond recollections of the
good old days of Radicalism in Louis
lana, and, c~onjuring up the alleged
spirit OF disuniOn in Democratic ranks,
they have fervently Rugged the hope
of their success in the near future.
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Judging from the tone of some of our
contemporaries, the undemocratic &C.
ton of the late convention in discard
ing the people altogether in the forma-
ton of the new State Central Execu-
tive Committee has produced a great
deal of dissatisfaction. Those who
composed the majority of the conven-
ten had previously had much, very
much, to say about the will of the peo-
pie, about consulting the people, and
had roundly abused the convention of
1883 for appointing 10 members at
large instead of leaving it to the peo-
pie to appoint the whole committee.
The very least, therefore, that they
should have done under the circum-
stances, would have been to follow the
good time honored Democratic custom
Of appointing Is members for the State
at large, and leaving the one member
from each parish to be named by the
people of the several parishes. But
the aforesaid majority he'd little regard
for consistency. They had preached
one thing to the people, but it suited
their purpose better to act another.
So they overturned the old Democratic
rule, overreaching themselves in doing
so, and thrust the people aside for the
nonce.
This may better advance their ends,
but tits certainly less Democratic. The
people feel it and the people are apt to
resent it at the proper time. !,
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In spite of the bad roads,, mercantile
business has been very good in this
town. There is no doubt that with
the roads once more in q passable con-
dition, trade will be all that our mer-
chants may desire. The crops have
been abundant and have sold for good
prices. and wages have been liberal.
With these favorable conditions to
start with, the prospect of a splendid
season for our merchants is only a
question of time. Let those who have
been disposed to take a gloomy view
of the future Of this town, not give
away to their encouragement. There
is a silver lining to the cloud, and soon,
all doubts and fears will vanish as the
mists before the rising sun.
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r @Z--
We learn from cablegrams to tho
daily papers that Archbishop Ryan, of
Philadelphia, presented on last Satur-
day afternoon the gift. of President
Cleveland to His Holiness, the Pope.
As our readers already know, the Pres
ident's Jubilee gift to his Holiness was
an elegantly bound copy of our grand
and glorious constitution. In making
the presentation, the Archbishop gave
utterance to the following eloquent
and patriotic words
"Holy Father-We feel honOred and
happy in being selected to present to
your Holiness this gift, expressive of
the veneratiOn and felicitatiOn of his
Excellency the President Of the United
States of America upon the occasion of
the suspicious Jubilee Of your Holiness
entrance into the sacred priesthood.
1t is a tribute paid ito your Holiness by
the ruler of 60, 600, 600 of freemen, a
ruler selected by them, who feels deep
ly the supreme responsibility of his ex-
allied station, his dependence upon
Gods providence, and who has had
the wisdom and fOrtitude to discharge
faithfully and cOnscientiO4sly all the
important duties devOlving upon him.
He is a ruler respected by the people
and one who has publicly declared his
solemn conviction that Christianity
furnishes the true, permanent basis of
real civilization and perfect social or
der, representing at once 4 moral con-
quest over the greatest nation of the
earth. This conquest, your Holiness,
which receives respectful recognition
from the kings of the world. receives
through the most worthy President,
the tribute of a free and independent
people, of the freest, largest and most
progressive people. They are natural
ly Christian, brave, just and generous,
and will be SO in the future as in the
past history of the nation.
"1n the American republic the Cath
Ole Church is free to act and carry out
its sacred and beneficial mission for
the human ace by the fundamental
of constitutional guarantee, us
in this volume, the ap-
propriate gift of the President. In the
United States the Catholic Church is
entirely free from State dominion. The
liberty is all she requires. In her his
the United States has clearly
proved that ignorance of the real doc
of the church and hereditary
prejudice, that great obstacle to prog
ress, are gradually disappearing and
that Catholic and non Catholic are
to understand each other. We
beg then of you, holy father, to bless the
Young republic that has achieved SO
much in a century ; bless the land dis q
covered by your sanity compatriot, .
; bless the wise and manly !,
President Of the United States.n .
The members kneeling before the i
Pope received the aspotolic benedic-
'or themselves and for their people
Dr.. O'Connel, rector of the American b
College, presented the album to the =
Pope and translated the Presidents :
q
The Pope listened with the utmost \
examined the gift careful =
y and expressed admiration for it's ex- 4
taste and neatness of it's execu- Q
ion. 1t was an especial pleasure he ?
to receive a copy of the consti- .
ution of the United States.
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WARD

WARD. JJS. PEACE.
l. Eugene Smith, Emile Clement.
z. II. Bergeron, Rich Frost.
A. c. Engerran, II. Celestin.
5. Alex NJ. Folse, A. Mathcrne.
4. J.~H. Hargis, Wallace Price.
.. James Berry, Am. Aucoin.
6. L. Rodriguez, U. Rodriguez.
Z. j.. Is. P1ttman, A. Falgout.
s. L. I. Falgout, c. w. Elliot.
9. A. Melancon, V. B%outerie.
H.. A. Cretlni, Jos Remont.
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We invite our friends in the country
to furnish us with items Of news of
general interest. Just send us the
facts and we will take the trouble TO
put them in shape. It is our aim TO
make the SENTINEL a welcome visitor
in every household i'll the parish. Our
friends a help us materially in our
undertaking ut very little trouble to
themselves.
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ORDINANCE No. "a.

Section l. Be it ordained by the mayor -
trustees OF the town of Thibodaux, That ~
ton 1913 of the revised by laws and ordinss
ces OF the tow 10 and the same IL her.
amended to us to read as follows, to wit:
ANY person who shall shoot of, or canaAA.
be shot Of within the streets of the town. -
fire arms whatsoever, shall be liable to 4 ~
which shall not exceed one hundred doll,,,
or imprisonment which shall not exceed m
ty days, Or both, at the discretion Of -
court
Section 9. Be it further ordained. ~
that this ordinance take effect from and No.
ORDINANCE No. IS.
Be it ordained by the mayor and truatan
Of the town OF rhibodaux. that Section J0sS
the revised ny laws and ordinances Of ~
town of ThibOdaux be aud the same is hsr.,
by repealed.
Approved and adopted Dec. g., 1887.
(Signed) /. ID. MOORE.
Mayor: