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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

Ngw YORK. June 2S--Cotton Grows receipts,
SsiS., lime s,a 9,af,aoS. Inv. PROGRAMMES,
August. tl0.l4sSl0.l ID, september, o. s5atsst.
October s9.57Ass.bs November and Decemb Der.
ss4SsS94D. January, fa.5GafaN; February,
s. slap %; March, feSiaS9f3; April. f9.9as9hl,
May, fgSAfas3
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A boom is predicted in the purchase

A boom is predicted in the purchase
Of Southern pine lands. The cOmpe-
titiOn of the lumber interests Of the
Northwest with those Of Canada for
the trade Of the West, and the action
Of the Canadian government recently
in placing II heavier duty on logs ex-
ported from Canada, will. it is said,
stimulate capitalists to make invest
mt in the pine lands Of the South.
Morgan City Reriew.
''Physician, heal tl'ysrlf," is III in-
junction promulgated centuries ago,
and now some Of the oldest practitlon-
ers aru pretty we'll heeled.-Ihe Idea.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov-ml- r Is. 1888.
Mr. F. Con INK. il"lmt
Dear ri take pleasure in infnrnin.
you that NY m"iiier VIII" hal BEEN 4 n,ri.y
with Asthma for n number ut YEA. has
foun.: in.tant relief il, your Ant-A>thna T.
l'owd~, nnd Mixtur. and | 81 ally r~"c""n,al
it to Y suffer,ng with Asthma anu old
Coughs. Yours,
l.. VI. FULLY.
Yon car: refer 70 her at 5!5 Dan .ninr ~.
R.anrh Offi.- tor t;"uaux- lt.ut,"ii">. W
Decatur atI-, I. III, st,irs. AL fOr Sit 'n.'.eS
New OkLLANs. November -. 1883.
r. G"uaux. E-".. tharMa ist.
Dear Sir-I take ;'en-nsr il ad'iln: my
Testimony L" the rcmed'"i pro!.rr,,-, of aud
sru,h,ng . H.. - pro nc-'l by y"nr already
we'll known A.thma Pc der. my wife having.
by its u-r, bee relieved 81 il mast dts, rrs>in.
Cough. ncheM other Remedies h"d fniied
IUute lrn.,. Il. LAsTRAPEs
With E,nla, n Bru"sw,g. (Wh"lr-ai~ Drug
H"n>e
Branch office for ,:ouaux's Remedies. ~ DE
cxtur Atreet. uu stars. Call tor SIAM lies
To r.. (;Unnux, H0uma. La
have IN >sveral ucca ions u-rd your Ahti'
Asthmatic mixture aud powder and hmvs
found instant relief b, usink same.
=. Il. SAKK 4ziN, J.t ks"n st. n. y.
Gall for sample. vi Anti A"th matte vt YOU
drugxist.
! NJ. +. Gouanx-l have prescr,he.i youI
Pile Ointment ter the past five years and i,
every cxso It gave satisfaction.
e.. A. DUvAL. NJ ID.
Call for axmpiea Of Anti-As,hmatic ut you
druxxiat
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CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ~l.AFnCKCHE.

vDE II KNOWN. that on th,s Eighteenth
} day Of December, in the year If our
Lord. one thousand eight :,unl,ed aud
Iieio g mr, Charles J Barker, deputy
clerk of court and +x"fic" NOTARY public,
duly 0~uai,fi-.i and ~"rn, N aud for the
Par,Sl, ri L~af"mrclc. State Of "u's,a"a. and
in the p,..e u, 9 "f Me.srs. Philip +. Leyer-
urr and Richmonl A.. Fr"st, competent wit
,,ssee residing in said parish. Personally
CANE and appeared Mrs>rs: Joseph Z. hl'i:tt.
Fnrch s. Lanyna David ID. Verrott, Viii
;,a,n w. Fucker. Forman F. Anderson and
Edward A. Fletcher, all If the Parish OF
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This plantation gave tho grandest
winding up that ever sigualized the
termination VI Il rolling season Oh
bayou Latourche. A magnificent bali
was given under the Auspices Of Messrs.
Pierre Braud, The accomplished sugar
maker, and h Inefficient chief engineer
A. Gossin, aud his competent assistant.
Charles Eugerran. Abundant and
luxurious refreshments, including all
Overlooking quantity of eggnog, were
furnished with u liberal and unstinted
good will and cordial cheer. Mrs. D.
Harang, to whom we owe our sincere
acknowledgements for the careful
pains and self-imposed trouble she
displayed on the occasion t" render
the party the complete success it
proved to be and the exquisite pleas
ure its minutest details afforded all the
truly fortunate participants. There
were about seventy-tive persons in at
tendance t" enjoy the festivities Of the
! glorious frolic aud those well-known
r%entlemem, Mes>rs. Gauthreaux and
, Droutt, who contributed SO generously
| their utmost cxertion> to promote the
.@muscments of the innocent and en-
livenins dance and other hilarious
diversions cannot be too highly
praised.
This plantation is managed by that
intelligent and Skilltul agriculturist,
Mr.. u. IIarany, Who is thoroughly
nostcd in the cultivation. manufacture
and. indeed. every branch Of plantin.
nneratious. and as an evidence Of his
. high cauahili:irs in this limo Of bust
ucss we will hc,e state ttlaG he took
charge of this abandoned place "nl,
c.our wears ago and has, 10y hard work
and intelligent management. brought
it up to II 265 hogSI,rad standard aud
placed it in u condition to produce :NN
il, gshrads next season. The quality
Of sucur turned out this year can will
difficulty he excelled. Mr.. Pierr,
Brand. the expert sugar-maker, exert
ed himself with unusual earestnes
and energy to surpass all former effort
to improve the grade Of his sugar ant
i. he succeeded iu every respect. Tn
steam train constructed in the snga
house by Mr.. A. Gossin proved per
fc,tly satisfactory. rs did the mill
which was also constructed under hi
supervision.
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Uncle Peter PA; tn: ion,

>.tua.rd in thn V"rhcrie Dsgue Li.au.."i .
in tn. Parish II l4liOurcle. Un The left bunk
ul ,a\O u LAtuurcii . at abO! ! miles from
Race. nd Station, southern Pacific haii:Vad,
ant; about ) miles from bayuu LAtOurche, aud
containing about 3d. arpents
This ,r,.niti,, Ill estate has been divided
iutv lots III nt.lut = arl,rnts trout by W in
ucpth, aud will I've sold by public auction, at
tht. cuurl bou u in the town Ut rhibUdsux, Vu
the
TENTH DAY IF JANUARY. 1889.
according t" the pl"t Ut survey masie by A
Juict. sur\c yur, and tow III the hands OF the
under siy uct!. iii. safe cOInm.cnci.X al IL y
IN and t., bc To- the highest bti. er On the fol-
luwim. terms 81 payment. t"-wlt:
Ouc-i. urlli or more at the option Ut the
pur. i,i>cr, .l>t,, ans! tho REMAINDER "a. able
~ un.,,tw.. three aud tUdr years, the C. ed. {
ms: aiincmts l." Ia rcl,rrstn cd ny NOTE. &C.
cur, Il by special IMhf, gage aud v, nd'r's psl-
vliesc. with all the usual clauses Hnd cUDdi
t,u,ls AMI tih- !,, Is to bear eight t"r cent
unr ,ui.u IA ,n;.r. st rom d ,t. of ale III ,..it.
the acts al sal, L., 1T. passed before tiDll Il
A.. i:a.lraux. Ii .tary pubic. ut the ex sense OI
the u,clils.r>.
Two lui.d,mg- will hc given with each 10,
sold.
hi, is AT OK ~crti",ia opportunity for those
win, ar, ,ltsir. IT, I'll Ia. hasin. ii h"las ut I
n.s.nr,.ic prir. WIN sie i.crras- I'll u" IL
IL rn iu IL, parish If L,,"urc"e, the lands
l., H.. old ~ l.,veln,ui"n will in til,
,uur,, o.airu year. ,.",.i,ic in .a.ue.
For i.rtln ri..iorm tim apply IT,
KNOLL tII. N y + Il Is ,t'EAUX,
Att II, = al l.la, Th iho".uA, Ii
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Vincent d. Co. rs. Mrs. Minnie Frank.
~itc Of IL. MARI. No. 1899.
Werner Bros. rs. Mrs. Minnie Frank
rife OIL. Marr. No. 24OO.

TAI e notice. tliat acting IN. er three writs
oi Ii. ia. eliminating from the ah"v" entitled
court, in H.. at,Uve entitled and NUMBERED
suits | have, .riz".. anu will ufI, r for ~. = ut
public a~,ction, pursuant L" law. - tue last
and highest nd Ter, "n tie pre,nisrs situated
in the town oi liz mslaux. On Nam street,
cUrt.er Of II ln,tii>, o.
SATURDAY, JAN IL, 8S9,
lrt v. ..n til. h Mrs Of Il o'clock u. al. aud 4
O'clock =. ~, the following d"scrihrd pro
pert \. to vii:
All the T.. nicntSu -. u Get tain st..Ie. roM 1T
ing Of Clothing. Hats, oh.r., Mrn' Furnish
III. l;mui,, .runks aud Valises, | Sale and
, OunIrr, ! SHOW . u.s., 1t :. etc
terms and conditions "t saie-Ca.i' Oh the
srUt in | lated States tieas"ry n"'es, i. pay
the principal. interest and costs IA the above
sun. . u LtIIilo, Shetin
Dec y, 1888
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public. after due reading. Those of the par.
tea whO have DECLARED not to know how to
sign have made their ordinary sharks.
Witnesses: Dawn ID. VERkLTr,
X. a. Frost. +. =. LANGMAN,
+. r. L~EGLNDkE. FOkMAN :. ANDERSON.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
rs
JOSEPH p. K EL.LlOrv.
mark
his -t
Ed \. X FLETCHER,
mark
CHARLES i. BARKER.
DEF. Clk and ex- ticio Notary Public .
STATE OF LOUISIANA
P.RIsH OF LAFoURcHE.{
This il t" certify THAT | have carrf nv cx
aMined the within act vi Incorporation and am
ut opinion that thrie is nothing contrary TO-
Law in the objects and purp"se. therein ex-
pressed. AMI that none Of tn. pruvi.,Ous in
the >ahl act contained ire illegal.
Witness nv hand ut riiln,d lux, louisiana.
this 18th da. "t december. 1875
]. r. CA1LLOCET,
Dist. Atty nth Judicial district.
Filed December 18th, lSsa.
CHAs ]. BARKER,
Deputy Clerk.
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Our Sentinel Says


That taxpayers should come up and
settle their dues to the State, parish
and municipality, ere the delay ex-
pires.
That the Christmas rg.n"g served
up by the genial and affable proprietor
Of the Little Bijou saloon was deli
cious.
That silk hats and dndisi, fellows
are on the Increase in our city.
That Dame Rumor has it that " of
our most estimMb;e maidens will o
be led to the altar.
That several Of our town beaux EN-
We'd very much Mr.. Joe Smithwick's
good luck in winning that beautiful
dressing case ratified off last Sunday at
the Thibodaux Pharmacy.
That he wonders if all the good lit
tie boys and girls were made happy
last Christmas by old Santa Claus
visit.
That he has heard OF some naug ty
little boys and girls who We're not WIS.,
tied by old Santa Claus Oh last Christ
mas eve.
That bicyclists should take t. the
streets aid leave the sidewalks to
pedestrians.
That oln youths seem to think it
is malnish to walk up to the bar and
call for a drink, tut their elders, whose
opinions are worth having, think
otherwise.
That chronic GROWERS are always at
, their old occupatiou-ever finding faul,
with everybody aud everything aud
, never suggesting IL remedy.
That everybody should subscribe tt
e and advertise in this journal, and gel
the local news and prosper.
s That he wants his readers to furnish
1 him with new items Ut general inter
n est. They IL do 50 at very little
It trouble and it would TO them good t.
see their lucull atoms in print occasion
ally.
J. That basl,ful maids who intend pop
ping the question" should make hast
= aud do it ere the golden opportunit.,
~ slips by. Only two days are lett u
;" .he year of grace-ro untoltunat
- maids
Ii II man has brass he can get aloi,
Q in this world witt, IL very m"derat
:, supply Of tin.
= An original sensational drama, writ
ten and arranged expressly tor til
-. Trone Family by Judge Hiram Ii. Gan
il, yer will be produced at an early da
.r IN our town.
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TAey Like le inl Messsphls.

Mkwpn.s, Tenn. N.s.2. 1897.
&C.. NeDlenhAll L. Co., Evansville. Ind.
Dear Sir have guArantccl every bottle
Il yOur q. e.. &. certain Chill Cure. ~"d
have wei i,~'t . sInxls com"lS,nt. The prep :
szati"a Nae gives. universal satisfaction.
Yours. *.
=. W ScRuG0s. Druggist.
go Poplar Street
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FOR SALE!

VALUABLE AND FrkiiLE LANDS IN
TIL: p IRISH OF I.AFO. KCHE. On
LU C CKElIT. \ GOLDEN UrPOR-
1UNirY FOR SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
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Christmas day passed OFT quietly.
The weather was pleasant, with the
EXCEPTION Of a slight drizzle that fell
BY II o'clock in the day.
On Christmas eve there was o great
deal of iollifcation in town, and dis
p!ays If fireworks delighted the
youthful portion Of our population.
The usual quantity Of t~irecracke,s
was burned aud served, with the aid
If the blarc Of the hO;rid tin horn blown
Nv innumerable urchins, to nake night
hideOu<.
Ever, bolv WAS happy and jolly,
and intent on communicating his plea
surable feelings TO his n~eighbor.
Died "n Dec. oath, in the town ut
Houm,. Charles +. Guedry, aged II
years and :; months. He WAS Inferred
in st. Jos~ .A's cemetery on the 2otfl
instant ,n the arrival of the evening
traIn.
The deceased was Il native of this
parish, and the only sOn Of our esteem
cd feliuw-citizel,, Mr.. Charles j. Gue-
dry. to w,,uin his untimlely demise
proves !, great blow. He had been an
apothe.al, vs. clerk in H"um;t for V
two years, and, though yet $" young
had succeeded in creating for himself
~ emslable reputation us III honest
upright and industrious young man.
We extend our heartfelt sympathie'
t. his hercaved father and sisters, art
trust they may find consolation III tn
thought that our Heavenly Father Ill
ways ''uriains everything for tn
best"
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A shameful piece of hoodlumism
was committed ON Christmas eve i"
our town 10y some parties unknown
A coffee house kept by ~peaccable CO.
1orcd men WAS raided, and badly dam
aged. 1t is time to quit this business.
1t is an outrage, and ia injuring the
good fame If our town. Our mcr-
chants will be the losers by such reck-
less conduct and they should take some
steps to help the hw-officers in The
premises.
All good people should frowm down
such acts, M matter by whom commit
&ed.
They lead to anarchy and have nc
place in II civilized country. Let them
%ease.
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Job Work done neatly, scienti6.
cally, speedily AMI cheap'y, by the
SENTINEL job Drinting Office, Main
street, between st. Philip and st.
Louis streets.
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The hig will contest in the matter of
.hs estate of the late Robert Pugh,
r.m. to an end last Saturday, after IL
rial Of whole week. The jury
hre,sht in a general verdict for the
deferAants, thus sustaining the valid
;,v If the will. We have not learned
whether an appeal was taken.
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The school committee of examiners
have been ut work this week examin-
ing the various applicants for positions
a school teachers. Many unfortunate
.su;,au1s have been made to sit upon
tue stool, but We have not us yet learn
al Of the result. We will chronicle
the divers assignments as they arr
made.
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Reducing the SURPLUS.

The disposition Of the Surplus in the
Us. TREASURY engages the attention
Of our Statesmen, but II q vital
question has our attention, and that is
che reduction of the Surplus COnsumP-
elves. Since the discovery and intro
dMct,on Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
{or Consumption, there has been II
marked decrease in the mortality from
%his dreaded disease. and it is possible
10 still further reduce the number OF
C"nsumptives. How! BY keeping
constantly at hand Il bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery and using ac-
-ccrding to directions, upon the appear
Ance of the first symptoms, such as a
Cough, u Cold, u Sore Throat, II Chest,
Nr Side Pain. Taken thus early Il cure
~ guaranteed.
Trial bottles free ut Thibodaux Drug
NtOre.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

goth Judicial District COurl, Par.
.>h Of LafOurche.
MARI Bros. rs. Mrs. Minnie Frank, Wite
oh. Mnrr. No. 1898.
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The SENTINEL office is the best
.,o,p,ed job Office in the State OF
Laui,iana, outside Of the city of New
orleuus, and is prepared to serve its
,a,ro,,s with despatch and at most
.o.s,ny Ill. rates. Civ. us a trial, aid
.uo u,a,autee satisfaction.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Tho School Board has decided to
~, the public schools on the first
u,,uday in January.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
THE sURE-THING MUST GO.

In carrying the motion, last night, to
revoke the license of Rauschmann fol
gambling in this city, the Council in a
most unanimous and commendable man
ner, set its heavy municipal foot down in
opposition to the further countenancing
Of the sure-thing games in Butte.
The MINER feels no little pride in this
matter, and 1t heartily commends the
Aldermen in emulating the example set
by this journal in coming out openly
and opposing the further liberation of
these robbing schemes in our city. In
this fight Alderman Lynch deserves par
ticular credit for the square and out
manner in which he has opposed
the licensing of the sure-thing dakoits.
He has made no bluster, but he has
and acted as a man of courage
and conscience should act. THE MINER
feels confident that the public generally
will commend all who have in any way
aided in taking the preliminary steps to
stamp out this sure-tling iniquity.
1t is now to be presumed that the mat
Ter will be placed in the hands Of our
police for enforcement. We doubt not
hat these men will see to it that no IL
egal games are conducted in this city. |
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SHOULD BE SETTLED AT ONCE.

SHOULD BE SETTLED AT ONCE.
The circumstances are to be regretted
which brought about Tuesdays con
flict between the officials and the en-
plOyes Of the Montana Union Railroad.
The difference is a most unfortunate one,
however trivial it may seem to some.
This morning THE MINER publishes
statements from the officials and from
the employees, giving the version of each
side in the controversy. 1t will be seen
that the men do not blame Superintend-
ent Dickinson so much for what he does,
as they do the influences which keep an
Objectionable man in a place where he is
enabled to tyranize over them and weed
them out one by one. The management
of the line has not properly supplied the
officials with rolling material, the effect
being that Superintendent Dickinson has
been compelled to do the best he could
with the stock at his command.
This stoppage Of traffic will be q seri-
GUS blow at the industries in this local
ity. The great works at Anaconda de-
pend, from day to day, upon the trains
from Butte for their ores, and nearly all
the mines, mills and works hereabout
depend upon the daily movements of the
trains for their supplies OF wood and
coal. These points represent only one
phase Of the injury that must follow
even a temporary stoppage of railroad
traffic. ALI the industries of Butte are
similarly inconvenienced.
This trouble ought to be settled at once.
Not another hours delay should he per-
mittAd,
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Cable Road Matters.

The tail and other sheaves for the cable
road arrived q few days ago from the
Walker Manufacturing Company's works
at Cleveland. They are the finest kind OF
castings. The sheaves are ten feet in di-
ameter, and come in two sections. One Of
them is lying at the edge of the pit at Ga
lena and Main; another is at the Walker
vile end Of the road, and four more are
for use at the power house. The L. litter is
rooted in, but a good deal OF interior
work remains to be done. When
the machinery is all in place it will be an
object OF curiosity to every one and will
attract many visitors to see how the cable
is driven. The company have had great
trouble in getting the tightener which holds
the cable taut behind the sneaves in IT.
power house made as they want it. Ar.
Vogel, of the firm who invented the patent
under which this cable is constructed,
leaves for Cleveland to-day to direct the
f~oundrymen as to it's dimensions and to
superintend it's construction, as it is o very
important part of the machinery.
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OLD SAWS NEWIT sHaRPENBD.
4 true principle never dies.

u E5E
A true principle never dies.
Activity is not always energy.
Every man yves debt to mankind.
Be the architect OF your own fortune.
In shoal waters you know how deep it is.
The present is the golden moment oil life.
Beautiful bubbles are but glittering empti-
ness.
Only very mean men always Jake the
half cent.
A man OF business is not always a BUSH
ness man.
Loyalty to best convictionsi is animport-
ant duty.
The most liberal are often the most sue
cessful.
Health is too costly a blessing to be
No blessing equals the possession OF a
stout heart.
Difficulties are often overcome by dill
gence and assiduity.
Don't start business and fast living at
the same time.
Timidity is a stumbling block and turns
the feet to RUM.
Who waits for dead mems shoes may
have to 60 barefoot.
Honesty is best policy, but policy not al
ways best honesty.
Balances on the credit side OF the ledger
always look the best.
Better to begin the world without a dime
than end it without a dollar.
-[Good Housekeeping.