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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

A one wanting a first class sewing
MAJ inc will do well to see W. &.
Spence. Hecsn sell you cheaper than
ever and will also furnish attacl ments
parts andneedles for all makes of ma
Chimes. VariousstyLs Ofmachines at
very low prices.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

We have to say this of the
humblest Clock, as it there on
the mantle-piece stands Altho" it
may stlike both by day and
night. 1t never strikes with It's
hands. Sane kind of a clock al
Hickman's'
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17
| snT sI.ss, tlnsInuatl b sIhsryss
AND RETuRA

IN Ne acSoont OF Grand Army Of the Repub,,. r,...
Re.,. iiGkets on sale via c. II. q % ana 49,.
Inclusive. a Of tickets, going August q 10 y
elusive. Bv august 81 to Sepiembe1 s, in.
tenSsd u Ines at Milwaukee, limit nav re- 81
70 ~ 20 september 30 inclusive, 10 allow n~r,s,
This y oe tfips from Milwaukee. F-e'
. nave been made to carry larse snn,hsr ENEMA
Icy 81 sieepinH cars viii be furnished s IN
"a, 81 rn,5r es.I a. me City Ticket Ofice, cAsr.
~ A.. % W. F7urth s. e ssISSsossics-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

,'Dry up. Said the blotter to
the ink. want to make an i'm
preston on you first, replied the
INK. Same here, Hickman.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

Highest market Price paid in
cash for hides Tallow, Feathers,
Bees-wa& and ,Gensning,
S. M. Dwiggins
East side square.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

BORN-Tc MIR. and Mrs. Rose
at this place on Tuesday evening
of last week sweet baby girl
named Marguerite.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

Es k,tk your eyes open, ycu
will not sec the new goods that
arrive daily at Hickman's the
Jeweler.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

Boa the new s,ouA OF l1in3 Oil
Paintings at the jewelry store.
Al. Hickman,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

Mrs. I. Il. Gilbert left last
Tuesday fora two months visit
to relatives at Weatheitord, Tex
as.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

Dried apples and peaches
wanted. S. NJ. Dwiygins.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17
For CONGRESS-.
LOCALS.

New designs in Autographs
Albums at AIS.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17
SheriR's Sale.

SheriR's Sale.
W, II. Blangy
J. c. Baker
BY virtue OF a Vend, Exp. is
sued to me from the lion'l Cir
cut court ofLawrence Co. Tenn
lis the above sly led cause
will on
SATURDAY Nov. %, 1890
proceed to sell for cash at the
court house door in Lawrence
burg the following real estate
towit' Lot no 81 of the G. G. FL
Assn. in the 4th dist. of said
county. bounded on the south by
lot 60, west by lot Is, north by
lot 96 and est by lots 81 & 50
containing 100 acres Levid on as
the property of the delft, ]. G.
Baker TIA satisfy balance Of def
and costs am'tng. to $36 g.,
Oct. 24-90. J K. Garner shift.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-17

Cash pAld Eggs aud Poul.
t'y S. M. Dwige us
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New Styles in Postal Cards.

I'VE may decide on pale blue shade,"
said Postmaster General Wanamaker in
talking of the new postal cards, ''or a
pale gray shade, or it may be chat pearl
or q yellow shade would be best The
color and size is still subject to change.
The pale gray was the color we favored,
but. as | say, we may later decide on
some pale shade of blue. or perhaps on
pearl or yellow
These new postal cards will be the
handsomest things of the sort ever offered
to buyers. There will be two new vari-
eties, q large card, perhaps third larger
than the present ordinary card, Of q COM
plication suggestive Of torpid liver, and
another size, just the least bit smaller
than the present card.
These cards" went on Postmaster
General Wananlaker, will be almost
penny postage. Their size will enable
one to indite quite lengthy epistle on
them, all for one cent" But it is the
pale gray or pearl colored card that will
be the greatest bargain. 1t will not hold
SO much, but it is to be an unconmonly
attractive Wasl2ington Post
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= Cheap Summer Outing.

The big bridge is the coolest place in
tho two cities upon {. hot night, yet very
few persons cross it on the promenade
after midnight. Those who do have I;
delightful walk, and one that is bound
TO provoke sleep. Several months ago
Brooklyn school teacher had very OBJ
stinate attack Of insomnia, which would
rot yield to drugs or the mental exercises
suggested for the relief of the disease.
a newspaper man advised her to take
bridge at night il moderate doses. For
TX weeks she spent an hour on the bridge
each night before going to bed. She at
tracted the attention Of the police before
she got through, but she conquered the
insomnia, and it has not returned
It is not an unusual sight to see well
dressed men noddiIss or sound asleep on
the seats around the towers or along the
promenade at or o'clock il the morn
ins. The police do not seem to disturb
them, and nap up there is said to be
one CT the most refreshing things in the
world. An entire family strolled across
the bridge from Brooklyn and back again
between 3 and 4 o'clock the other morn
ing. The father carried d babe in his
arms and two children walked with the
mother. They We're al neatly dressed,
and looked as if they had come out of
hot sleeping rooms TO get a breath Of
fresh pure air.--New YORK Times.
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Restored After Five Years,

Five years ago little Johnny Hale,
then lad only years old. WAS stolen
from his home, near Marion, Ind, by
band Of gypsies The distracted parents
spent several years trying to ind traces
Vi their missing boy, but gave up the
search, mourning him as dead. The lad
became attached to his gypsy friends
and followed them on their pilgrimage
through the western states. The other
day boy-none other than Johnny
Hale-stopped at the residence Of a
farmer named Joseph Weikel. living near
Elkhart. His clothes were ragged and
he had the appearance Of a boy tramp.
He told Mr.. Weikel that the gypsies
with whom he had been making his
home had maltreatel him aaJ that he
had run away, hoping to End his way
home to his father and mother. The
parents at Marion were telegg.aphed, and
the boy mourned for dead for five long
years is to be restored to them. Chicago
Herald
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The Duke OF Edinburgh thrifty soulD
went all the way from London to Edin-
burgi, last spring TO open the exhibition,
and after his return he sent in a bill of
expenses for the exhibition people to
pay. Among other items was . charge
Of 81 900 for 4 special train, whereuaon
it w2s demonstrated that the duke lid
not travel in u special tcain. That's
true" said the duke, 'but was entitled
to o3lc. and even if didn't taise it you
shos-ld be willing to pay me Che cost of
epe." Well, now, maybe the frugal
Scotchmen who are running that e1hibi-
ton aren't just too mad for any use
Cor. Chicago News.
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Albeit to the unpracticed eye Of the
stranger a melon patch seems literally
covered with the tempting fruit, when
it comes to be gathered experience DEM
onstrates that the inerchantable portion
dwindles into OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Thus, when subjected to the standard
required by the trade-to wit. eighteen
pounds apiece-it is found that the aver
age yield of marketable melons is only
three melons to two vines. The vast re-
mainder, save a few of the larger ones,
which may find a sale at some price in
the home markets, is left to rot in the
fields. Hogs and cattle win cat them,
but do not, it is said, appear to derive
any n,7-..,.a,e1t from them.-ssa-s1aah
News.
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A Pepular Artist ocratic Club,

According to the latest club book of
the ll,io:i ci;!b the waiting list numbers
occu,-o. within the pas1 year. The limit
of ! ,203 Was reached during that period,
and the waiting List was reduced by
about eighty. II vacancies continue to
occur at the average of the past two
years it will take exactly nine years to
elect the present waiting list, unless
some die off or get tired Of standing in
line.-New York Sun.
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A Fors.ne in Liti~ation.

Jean Thiery,; rich merchant and ship
owner in the T...ilo pro7'.:,ces. died il
1916, leaving fortune cf 50.100 Louis
dor in Paris and 600.0G0 tii2aiie. II the
Venice mint. His heirs fer so11c I'M
known srea1on d;i not draw lie money
from the depository in Venice, 70 at the
end of the last century Napoleon found
it still untouched and appropriated it to
the use of his army. For the last thirty
years the descendants of Thiery have
been trying to find a way Of recovering
the 500. 900 thalers with interest. Re-
Gently they all met in Cologne, and re-
solved to send their lawyers to Paris to
move the French government to pay
over an indemnity. It was said that the
French chambers had already considered
their claims and advised the government
to pay theln.-Paris Letter.
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Cooking Eggs oa Rot Sidewalks.

Two treasury clerks were looking out
Of window Of the north front of the
building in Washington upon the
smooth pavement that, unprotected
from the sun, becomes hot enough to al
most blister your feet through the soles
OF your shoes.
'That pavement is hot enough to fry
eggs" said one clerk.
''Bosh," said the other.
81 bet you that it is"
a few minutes later, when lunch hour
arrived, tine two men stood out on the
pavement, where the temperature over
head was about 105. One of them had
Il, egg in his hand. Holding it close to
ths pavement he clipped it open with a
Eni1e, and Let the contents fall upon the
heated hagstone There was little siz-
zle, and the albumen began to grow
white and hard
what did l tell you:" said the tri-
unapha.lt clerk, and then the two men
went and cooled themselves Washing-
ton Letter.
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ONO Way to Court Accidents.

Isaw an odd sight yesterday A small
row boat was floating down the East
river just below He'll Gate. and in it
was German family. consisting Of the
head of the household. his wife. his sis
ter and four children, ranging all the
way from seventeen to six They all
had on their bathing suits. and were
Jumping Off the boat and scra1lbling
back again with the creates. glee. It
was wonder to me that they We're not
all drowned, for not ono of them could
swim over two hundred yards at most,
and the tide wasrunning fully five miles
an hour. carrying them and the boat
along together, but they sputtered and
splashed around in the water. and seemed
to enjoy it inlmenselr.-NewY York Star.
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Exciting Chicken Stealing.

Chicken thieves raided the henroost of
a farmer near Belleyille. N. Y, early
the other morning. Just after the thieves
got to work a heavy log in front of the
coops dropped ard exploded big tor
pedo. The farmer was up and after the
two thieves in few seconds. He chased
them to the Second river. They jumped
in and started to swim across, and he
followed In the middle Of the stream
he caught one CT the men, The other
swan back and hit him in the face.
Stunned for u moment he released his
man and sank. When he came to the
surface he had recovered from the blow,
but the fugitives were beyond reach.
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THIBODAUX, LA, SATURDAY, SEPT. 6, 1890
The Railway Brake Problem.

In the history Of railroading a most
difficult problem has been that of stop
ping cars quickly when under high
speed. It is this problem that now con-
fronts the electric car managers. It is
admitted by Electrician Pearson, of the
West End company, that the cars can
not be suddenly stopped by the same
motor that propels them without danger
of serious injury to the driver and the
passengers. to say nothing Of the motor
itself.
The same problem for many years baf-
fled all inventive genius in steam rail
roading. Finally the invention of the
air brake seems to have solved it, at least
to the extent that a train can be stopped
as rapidly in an emergency as passengers
can safely bear the shock.
In the nature Of the case the same
agent and the same machinery which
produce momentum are able to reduce
it with the same facility. The applica-
ton of this fact has proved an approxi-
mate success on steam railways, but Mr.
Pearson, as reported. practically admits
that it will not always work without
danger in the case of the electric motor,
and that the motor men are enjoined
from applying it, except when, in their
judgment. the emergency is supreme.
But although the cars are now pro-
PEELED electrically and stopped mechani-
cally the problem is bound to yield to
the boundless resources Of invention, and
the West End company is pursuing it
tirelessly. The feasibility of a vacuum
brake which can utilize the rotary mo-
ton Of the car wheels is now subject
of experiment. and either this or some
other substitute for hand power in stop
ping the cars will yet be made a success
Boston Globe.
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Small Motors.

The economy Of small electric motors
for industrial purposes is shown in a
shoe factory in Broclton, Mass, where
for the last year and half twenty
five horse power motor has been running
the machinery. This is being replaced
with three motors of fifteen, ten and
five horse power respectively, and a
saving of six horse power is looked for
from the change. The electric power
company that furnishes the current
agrees to charge less for the current for
the three small motors than it did for
the one large one.-New Orleans Pic
ayune.
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Summer Rain.

FAN gently, silent summer rain,
And kiss moist tipped the drooping flowers.
Revive their sun dried bells again
And bless with life . few more hours.
Steal gently, gracious gift of God,
In fiery hearts athfTst for dew,
Lie fragrant on the painting sod
And all its verdant blades renew.
Flow over all the buds tha: sleep
In green leaves nesting; let them feel
Thy vivifyiaS influence creep,
And cv'ry scented bud unS.ai.
steal downward where the rich seed lies
Ii darkness folded; give it might
To spread It's ;,rIl like leaves ;,nd rise
Strong iii its new found lie and light.
Margaret Thomas IL Xou..l's Con- panion
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There is real, live Nihilist in New
York. It is Nine. Rather, and she has
just been released from Siberian prison
three months ago. Her husband is there
still, with two more years to serve. The
government confiscated his property,
and when he demonstrated shipped him
to Siberia. Nine. Rather will live In
Wichita. Kan, where her husband viii
Join her when he is released. --Exchau
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Miss Margaret Hardness, who is now
studying the labor movement on the
continent, will soon visit Olive Schrein-
er at the Cape. Miss Hardness hopes to
go on to the diamond fields, following
the example Of Hiss Schreiner, who
spent a year at the gold diggings. Her
new book, "The Labor Leader" will ap-
pear at Christmas.
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address Registered Letters containing Currency
%
NesU Orleans National Bank,
New ORLEANS, LA.

'.REMEMBER, that the payment of
.prizes ia GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an In
stitution whose chartered rights are reeog-
nis.d in the highest Courts; therefore, be-
ware of all limitations or anonymous
schemes"
REMEMBER that the present Charter of
the La. state Lottery Co. which the SU-
PREME COURT OF THE U. s.. has decided
be be CONTRACT with the State ct Louis
ana "a Il part of the Constitution of he State
DOES NOT EXPIRE UNTIL, THE FIRST
OF JANUARY, 1875. The Legislature of
Louisiana. which adjourned on the 10th of
July oi this year, has ordered an AMEND
'HENT TO the Constitution of the State to be
submitted Co the People ut an Election in
1882. which will carry the Charter ot the
LOUISIANA LOTrERY COMPANY mp TO
the year NINETEEN HUNDRED AND
NINETEEN.
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killing Impudent Blue Grass.

This is just the season when the anna
teur gardener is enraged to find that the
blue grass he planted in the spring is
forcing itself up between the bricks
around the lawns in spite of all he can
do. The way he can prevent it is to
wash the bricks with salt water or a
strong solution of soda. Cheap, simple
and powerful.-New York Journal.
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Typesotting Machines fer Big Dailies.

4. .Ft'otthils7 l1'1'7o fOI 11ts -|stIIIes'
Early in the autumn Tie Sun, The
Times, The World and other New York
dailies are to begin the use Of type
setting machines. It is also announced
that the printer Of The Century Maga-
zine is to have his typesetting done by
machinery. A syndicate Of book pub
fishers have also made arrangements to
put fifty or a hundred typesetting ma
chimes in cooperative Office, where all
the body matter of cheap publications
issued in New York will be turned out.
New York Letter.
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Picnic Humor.

II heard a queer story about that
mountain over yonder from our native
driver today"
''What was that?"
"a young lady and gentleman went
out for walk on that HILL They went
up higher and higher and-neYer came
back again."
Dear me! What became of the un-
happy pair?"
They went down on the other side =
Chatter.
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Another Sufferer.

Teddy-How do you stand this heat?
Freddy-Tm simply roasted. Are you?
Teddy - Well, considering that my
sweetheart's father is opposed to me, and
keeps me in hot water, may say I'm
pa-boiled Pittsburg Bulletin.
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a Wise Man.

Clerk Mt Summer Hotel-Would You
prefer room at the front or at the back2
Arrival-WLere does the band play?
Clerk-In front Of the hotel.
Arrival-Then give me a room at the
bach.-Epoch.
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How Maine Men Keep Young.

We recently noticed several leading
citizens Of this town flying kites On the
common, among them being a proani-
nent physician and justice of the SUI
preme bench. It has often been before
remarked that Maine men seldom grow
old, in the sense Of being worn out
Cor. Oxford County Advertiser.
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Growing Potatoes in Her Pocket.

An Auburn woman is said to have
hung up calico wrapper, in the pocket
of which was potato. year ago. She
did not use tho wrapper till one day last
week, when she discovered q whole hill
of potatoes in her pocket. There were
seven Or eight perfect little tubers.-
Eenuebec Journal.
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Summer Boarder (wearily)--You have
had veal at every meal since I came.
Farmer Furrow (cheerfullyeWe hin
aGorl it. It was Cur own cslf, and it
amt half gone yet.-Puck.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Clerks Office Goth. Judicial District
Court, Parish of Lafourche.

hereby certify that the following named
persons have been drawn by us jury COM
missioners to serve as jurors for the ensuing
October term OF said court 1890 as follows
For the first week of said court to serve as
grand and petit jury, beginning on Monday.
October 9Th $780, viz:
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

gFFos CLUE RATES or any further inior-
wstion desired. write legiby to the under
signed. clearly stating yonr residence, with
Efate. county, Street and Number More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured by
your enclosing an envelope bearing your
fuil address.
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NAME. WARD
Bourgeois Edgar 8
Gilbert Leon 9
LeoTard Charles 5
Guillot Paulin l
Walker Benson 7
Disher William 4
Dupre Theophile 2
Roussel John l
Barrios Emmanuel 4
ago Anatole 8
Cogan Hugh Sr. .
Thibodaux Bennett :
Brown Charles Z
Bourg j. Nj. 3
Crawley Edward 9
Guidroz Joseph L. A
Ledet Amedee 5
Lefort Emile. 3
Tcups Arthur S
Gaude Emile 5
Foley Arthur 5
Hebert Alexandra 3
Legendrc Edgar .
Aucoin Ernest S
Hunter Edward Lee 4
McCulla John Jr. Q
Baille Ludovic 9
Guardia j. M. 2
Dugas Numa 7
JOLIET A. Jr. 9
Frost Henry w. 9
Breaux Joseph 9
Champagne Charles 2
Legendre Antoine 3
Boudreaux Luc 5
Bourgeois Mack
Maronge Albert 2
Fortier Joseph 8
Malbrough Arthur 2
Hebert Anatole S
Riviere Louis 2
Ledet Joseph P. 7
Toups Ernest 6
Donohue John 9
Folse Numa 8
Dionne Ernest 5
Hebert j. +. 3
Foret Lee 5
R"bichaux Philip 3
Dautin Ed ward 9
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Incorporated by the Legislature for
educational and charitable purposes. and Its
franchise made part of the present State
Constitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS take place Seml-Annually, June aud
Oecemter.l aud it's GRAND SINGLE NUM-
RER DRAWINGS take place in each of the
other ten months in the year, and are all
drawn in public. at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, La.
"We do hereby certify that we supervise
che arranoements for all the Monthly and Seml-
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
4ery Co. and in person manage and control
the Drawings themselves, and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in
good faith toward all parties, and we author
ZEE the COMPANY to use this certificate with
facsimies of our signatures attached, in its
a1vertisements."
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IMPORTANT.

Ali ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes. Money Orders issued by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange;
Addressed M. A DAUPExEN,
New Orleans. La.