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COUNTY NEWS.
RANDALL.

Harvest is at hand, wheat is a
failure, but oats are a good crop
A. G. Pacey made a business
trip to Richmond Thursday OF last
week.
The Kenosha & Rockford Rail
road is swarmed with trains near
the gravel pit.
j. Hunt, formerly resident
OF Randall, visited friends here last
week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pacey star
ted for Detroit last Friday to
attend the G.. A. r. encambment.
it is hoped they may have a pleas
ant trip, and enjoy d good time.
NOBODY.
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least $4,000 worth of machinery
has been sold from April |, up to
date. This is what we might call
sspatronizing home interests.
Agents who do business on business
principles and who are interested
in the farmers welfare as well as
their own, are the ones who should
be.patronized by the people.
The. missionary meeting held at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening last, by the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor, was
largely attended, and all were sat
isfed with the excellent program
which was well carried out. Rev.
Mr.. Schell, pastor of the church,
addressed the society on the work
that is being done in foreign fields
by the missionaries sent out from
our own land A special feature Of
the program was the music fur
nished by the quartette composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Mitchell,
Miss Florence Spencer and w. S.
Gibson. A collection was then
taken up for the cause of missions,
after which the meeting came to q
close.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Fink
spent Sunday with relatives in
Bristol. l..
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WOODWORTH.

Mrs. Fairbanks returned to Ke-
nosha on Wednesday.
A brand new baby has been pre-
scented to Mr. G. Shields by his wife.
Miss Mamie Jordan, Of Kenosha,
is the guest Of Mrs G. O. Vincent.
Mrs. Treat came from Union
Grove on Saturday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. A. c. Josiyn.
A few weeks ago a little stranger
arrived at the parsonage and they
intend to have him stay there
Miss May Crosbie has taken a
vacation. She went home on Sat
urday and left Grandma Joslyn for
a few days.
Mr.. Walter Enos, of Racine, has
come from Racine and will enjoy
the beauties Of our city for week
or two with the Roberts family
Mr.. Bassett, the suicide, died Oh
Friday and was buried On Sunday.
When life becomes a burden, is it
right to try to end it Who
knows +?
On Sunday there were few
empty pews at church, but one man
and his family walked two miles
and half to get there. He had to
walk back, but the lady had a ride
half way home The pastor called
attention to the excuse made by
the men sent to arrest, Jesus: mo
man ever spoke as this man. :"
Well, among the things Jesus said
was that heaven begins down here
Take note Of that, all Of you.
The Rev. Thayer in sermon on
the stoning Of Stephen, said, you
have only to differ from the general
opinion Of the church to get stoned.
Z learned that 80 years ago and am
used to the stoning There are two
women mentioned in the Bible and
|99 ,999 out Of every 100, coo church
members believe with DR.. Pen
tecost that they were both aban-
Idoned wretches I cannot recall
Just now any infdel remarks on the
woman of Samaria, but on Mary
Magdalen, just look in Paine s
Age Of Reason" and you get the
prop he makes Of Mary Magdalen
and most Of the props Of infdelity
are placed on not what the bible
says, but on what Christians be
lieve it says. Bishop Watson, in
his reply to Paine, says "There
| is not a word in the bible said
against the character Of Mary Mag
1dalen, yet where will you so to find
any one who does not think her
about the wickedest woman that
ever lived Well, I would rather
be stoned than so with the multi
tude to speak evil. The character
of those two women is not spoken
against, and that kind of theology
does not lead me
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Mrs. Treat came from Union
Grove on Saturday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. A. c. Josjyn.
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First publication August s, 1891.
GTATE Ga WISCONSIN. Coun-

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, Coun-
! J ty Court for Kenosha County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term OF
the County Court, TO be held in and for said county,
at the County Court Room, in the city of kenosha,
in said county, on the first Tuesday, being the
1s Gay of September, A. D. 1891. o'clock A. NJ,
the following matters will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the estate of Sarah Jane Rhodes,
deceased.
inaton and allowance of his final account admin
strator of the estate OF Sarah Ann Rhodes, late of
the town of Brighton. in said county. deceased. and
for the assignment and distribution OF the residue ct
said estate.
In the matter of the estate OF Luman A. Stevens,
deceased.
animation and allowance of her final account as ad-
mnIstratrix of the estate of Luman A. Stevens, late
of the CITY of Kenosha said county. deceased and
for the assignment and distribution of the residue OF
said estate.
In the matter of the last viii and testament OF
Franklin Hayward deceased.
The application of Samantha D. Hayward for the
examination and allowance OF ner hnal account as
administrators with the will annexed OF Franklin
HAYWARD late of the town of Pleasant Prairie IN
said county deceased and for the assignment and
distribution of the residue of said estate.
Estate of Mary Marshall, deceased.
The application of William Marshall tor the ap-
pointment of an administrator of the estate of Mary
Marshall late of the town OF Salem, IN SAID county,
deceased
Estate Of William Lansela, deceased.
The application of Anna Langela for the appoint
nent of an administrator of the estate of William
Langela late of the town of WheatlanG IN said
county, deceased.
Estate of Anthony Langela. deceased.
! The application of Gertrude Langela for the ap-
,,ointment of an administrator of the estate of An
thony Langea, late of the town of Wheatland. IN
said county deceased.
By Order of the Court.
Dated July 22d a. D. 1901.
III ANTHONY VAN WICK, County Judge.
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Mr.. Walter Enos, of Racine, has
come from Racine and will enjoy
the beauties Of our city for a week
or two with the Roberts family.
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At housekeeping time use Hurd's
Ammonia. Very strong at
low price.
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A few weeks ago little stranger
arrived at the parsonage and they
intend to have him stay there.
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Miss May Crosbie has taken a
vacation. She went home on Sat
urday and left Grandma Joslyn for
d few days.
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Mrs. Fairbanks returned to Ke-
no5ha on Wednesday.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-06-10

SUenslcG iitgent6rer atnjuta stort an
seende Amerika for sin duglighet och
sina gedigna kunskaper. De hafva bilda'
en- f0rening, som gar stadigt framat.
Philadelphia ha de svenska ingeni6rerna
invigt EFT eget klubbhus, som ar ytterst
smakfullt inrSttadt. Klubbarnes anda-
NAL Dir framjande af ingeni6rsfacket, och
medlemskap vinnes af hvar och en- Sve-
rige f0dd arkitekt civil,- gruf- och ma
skiningen5r eller kemist Klubben ar en-
gren at 1.-The American Society of swed-
ish Engineers"
Ocfcsd ett fOrsldg. Staten New York
amman ocksa, liksom ALA andra slater del
taga verldsutstalIningen Chicago, men
dess snalhet har hittills visat. att, hvad
som g6res, skier at EFT visst n0dtvang. Eu
10s ar gammal qvnna der staden har nu
emellertid till rldsutstallningsbyran l
New York framkommit med det f6rslaget
att Diver 100 Or gamle inf0dde amerikaner
och amerikanskor skola utstallningen
upptrada, just for att visa huru stor Ifs
kraften ar inom den amerikanska natio-
men. Gumman som framstalt delta for
Stag, ar en- af de IA, som med lifvet kom
undan fran den for omkring 100 ar sedan
af indianerna anstalda massakern vid Fort
Drummond.
4In,Gnhete,, dragon cid sldsdn.
Den nylgen bankrutterade keystone
banken i Philadelphia. kan Ell annat an
ingifva farhagor for fnansvasendet inom
staten Pennsylvania. Nog borde altman
heten fatt reda pa bankens stallning f0rr,
da den, enligt egen utsago. var kand af
statens h0gste styresman tera manader
tillbaka. Da de helt trankilt behagat
blunda och lata den skefva affaren fortga
obehindradt, boIde de ocksa betala ioler-
ma derf0r. Annu har man 81 erhallit ma
gra ursakter fran deras sida, men ursak-
terna komma val sent omsidor. beredda
pa EFT sadant finurligt satt att ingen st6-
ter sig pa dem. Vara gamla mangars be-
pr6fvade statsman, ullesammans genom-
piskade politikers, yeta nog hur de skola
reda sig ur den trassligs harfvan, som de
genom slumpen rakat uti. 1.-THE Natio-
nal Bank law" har fatt en- svar stot, som
det tar lange imam den repair sig ifran.
Som det nu ser ut kan man verkligen tro
att banklagen endast DR. till for att sla bla
dunster allmanhetens 6gon. s. Y.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-06-10
DA K TA-STAT ERN A.
dun ster allmanhetens 6gon. s. Y

Dyrt slcOlJGssd. Vid auktlonen pb
skolland 1 Hillsboro, N. Da., betlngade
landet ovanligt hoga priser, det genom.
snittsprlset var S26 per acre.
EFT ss0rsict Iuty.ersIct College Am
mar man 1 en- snar framtid uppratta
Grand Forks, N. Da. En- f0rening har
bildats for att genomdrifva plansn.
Onst6cItfsdd h3erna. l EFT anfall Of
vansinne hoppade harom dagen en- ung
man vid namn Hans Vole Bristol, s.
d., ned lien "a fot dup brunn och li6t
pa So satt d0den. =. ... " .
Styrelsen for S. Dakotas universitet
vermillion sages hafva pa EFT mote Sioux
Falls utnamt nya professorer for ALA de-
partementen utom iva, en- atgard, som
vackt stort mlssn6je bland studenterna
och borgarne.
SG7snotiIct mOrddd. En- farmare vid
namn Joseph Ii. Shaw, bosatt narheten
af Hope, N. Da., blef harom dagen fun
nen d0d sin bostad, med tre skottsar
hufvudet. Shaw var Ell ganska Dehallen
man. men hade svagheten att skryta der
med. En- farmarbetare / grannskapet
misstankes sasom Shaws baneman.
Eft sUdrt o pGder utbr6t harom dagen
Sturgis, 8. Da., och trakten deromkring.
Regn foil i str6mmar en- hel timmes It'd,
och smart svallde backar och foder upp.
Det dr1jde icke lange f6rran hela affairs
delen af staden sattes under vatten; kali
larne fyldes och mindre urabyggnader
rycktes bort. Skadan ar mycket stor,
men lyckligtvis spildes intet menniskolif.
GuvernGr MeHette af 8. Dakota har
f6rklarat sig icke villa sammankalla legis-
laturen till extra session, med mindre tva
tire 1iedelar af medlemmarne f6rpligta sig
till att icke fordra nagon ersattnfng al
staten. Ehuru han inser nyttan af att
staten pa EFT vardigt satt representeras
vid verldsutstalIningen Chicago och
harf8r beh0fyer en- storre bevillning, will
han icke afvika fran sin en- gang uttalade
asigt
StrcH;. En- skara arbetare q Northern
Pacific banan strejkade i6rliden vecks
for att tilltvinga sig h6gre afi1ning. St8r.
sta delen af dem aro skandlnaver och rvs.
sar. Bolaget nekade att h6ja l8nen fran
81. .35 till So per dag och togo genast matt
och steg for att ersatta de lediga platserns
| med italienare, hvilka lofvades 81. SO pei
dag. Befolkningen ar utan undantag ps
strejkarnes sda och klandrar pa det hog.
sta bolagets vilkorliga upptradande.
En- f6r6da,sde cy,slon hems1kte der
2 dennes Watertown, S. Da., och des.
omnejd. PI6tsligt visade sig en- sma
sky pa himmelen, hvilken smart nadd.
jorden och ryckte med sig ALT som lag
dess vag. Lyckligtvis tiaffade cykloner
utkanten af staden. hvarest husen arc
mndre talrika och ligga spridda. Stor-
men rasade endast pa EFT 100 fot bred
balte. men var sa stark att hastar formli
gen lyftades upp luften och vagnal
splittrades. Sex hus bortrycktes at stor-
men, och mil norr ON staden blefvo :
hus och stallar bortrifna. I Hazel. IL
mil sydvest ON Watertown rasade cyklo.
nen med f6rfarlig valdsamhet och atf6lj-
des af regn och hageL Den Of stormen
f0rorsakade skadan Dir ganska betydlIg,
dock icke 50 stor som man befarade.
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SATURDAY, JUNE Is 1891.
BANK OF TI.

At last, the people of Lafourche are
to have a bank. On last Saturday
night the Act of Incorporation was
signed by stockholders. The amount
of stock is fixed at $25000.00 divided
into $50 shares of $4,000 each. This
sum was considered ample for a COM
%mencement; if found necessary or ex-
pedient the stock can be increased to
a larger figure at any future time.
There was no trouble experienced in
obtaining the requisite subscription.
The list could be doubled in a week,
but the present subscribers were dis
posed to believe that $250O0.0O was
enough to start with. To Messrs O.
NJ. Nilsson and w. C. Shaver. the first
from Arkansas. the latter from Mis-
sCuri, are due the credit of this enter
prise that will prove of much benefit
and convenience to the people of this
parish, and also to those of Assump-
ton and Terrebonne.
The bank will be put in motion Just
as soon as it is possible for it to be
done.
1t will be started for the purpose
of being a great benefit to its friends,
and a profit to those who have invest
ed their money in it.
The directors are men who do not
desire any fancy business, but who
will strive to have the bank become
a useful institution, and worthy Of
the entire confidence of the public,
and who will endeavor to concentrate
all the business possible in Thibo-
daux, so much of which has been
transacted elsewhere, at the expense
OF the people here, for the pecuniary
benefit of other persons.
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taents of the eighth ward for Sc veral
years, and was ever mindful, and
and faithful to the interest of his con-
stituteLts. At the time Of his unfortu-
nate death he was one of three drain
age commissioners of Drainage District
No. Z the duties of which he attended
TO conscientiously and justly. On
Teusday his remains were brought by
water to the rear of Laurel Valley
plantation where they were met by Il
hearse and transported to St. Joseph's
cemetery andlaid away to rest forever.
Mr.. Prestenback was 81 years old and
left IL widow, and five children, all OF
whom have reached mature years.
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URBIN

MIR. Christien, member of the Police
Juror for ward s came to Thibodaux
on Teusday morning bringing the sad
intelligence of the sudden death of
Urbla Prestenback that occurred in
front of his residence on Grand Bayou,
in the Malagay settlement, on Monday
evening, Jane s, at 4 o'clock, Mr..
Prestenback was buslly engaged in
footing logs from the submerged sec
lions, and whilst engaged in moving a
raft he was seen to suddenly fall into
the water. His sons and others
who were working near by Immediate
ly began to search for the body, which
was found in about Is minutes. But
when raised to surface death had finish
ed his work and Urbin ~Prestenback,
the kind neighbor, the honorable and
upright man, the social and pleasant
companion, the good citizen, the de-
voted husband and father was a dead
man.
AS there was apparently no water in
the body it is thought that ~apoplexy or
some dizziness of the head to which
he was subject caused him to lose his
balance and fall into the water. He
was a good swimmer but no efforts to
swim or save himself were percepti-
BILE.
The deceased represented his consti-
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have been touching to anybody else
"With an air OF desperate bewilder-
ment the man gazed up at my window.
then hitched his organ on to his back
and staggered away, after carefully
noting the number of my house.
81 went through the same panto-
mime with five or six of the colleagues
of my first Musician, and then the
cure was complete.
"FrOm that tine forth, never-no,
never-has an organ-grinder stopped
in front of my window. Better than
ever; for yesterday morning, as l was
taking the air, | saw a man in velveteen
trousers and with an organ on his back
approaching.
"He raised his eyes to mine and
quickened his pace, after lifting his
thumb to the end of his nose, as much
az to say:
"'You'd like me to play you a tune
or two, wouldn't youf But you've
taken me in once-you III not do it
again :"
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How to Yanquish an Organ-Grinder.

One day when Merry the French
novelist, was visiting Jules Sadeau,
an organ-grinder halted in front Of
the academician's house and began to
play.
Sandeau, with a gesture of irritation,
rose from his seat, took a half-franc
piece from his pocket, flung it at the
%tormentor, calling out as he did so:
"Be quiet, and go awaym
"What.." said Merry ''you encourage
that detestable kind of thing7 That
man will return every day and
Eot only sO-hell pass the word to
his comrades"
"'What am l to do ?" asked Sandeau.
"The street live in" replied Merry,
"is one of those most infested by or
gan-gri"ders, l had only just moved
into my apartment and opened my
window for the first time when one of
them planted himself on the pavement
opposite. He ground ont the Mise
rere' from I'll Trovatore.' | man fest
ed alively satisfaction. After the
'Miserere' he obliged me with a valse |
took a chair and seated myself in the
balcony. He then played me the air
of one of the most popular songs of the
day. clapped my hands entllousias-
tically.
Then he passed to the air of a sen
timentai song. | called to my ser
| want to come and listen to it.
"Encore.I cried.
He played the tune over again,
then politely took off his cap and held
it toward me, whereupon / instantly
banged to the window, and from the
curtain witnessed a scene that would
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between the hours of III o'clock, a. M. and
o'clock, p. M, the following described proper.
ty to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the mar.
ish OF Lafourche at about eighteen miisa
more or less below the town of Thibodony
and a little more than sixty arpents from
said bayou measuring five arpents front hv
forty arpents in pepth bounded south or II.
wards Bayou Laiourche by lands of o. and
X. F"ret and north by .nds of r. Foret 4
Co. Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and all the apparte-
nances thereof,
To pay and satisfy the full and entire sum
OF LIST The sum of two thousands dollars
with eight per cent per annun interest there
on from the LIST day Of December 1883. 2na
The sum of five per cent on the aggregate of
the said principal and interest of said note.
Ord All costs herein which SAID amount in
principal and interest attorneys fees and All
costs herein is secured by an act of sale and
mortgage passed and executed before Emile
T.. Leblanc late Clerk of said court of the
Parish OF Lafourche on the 18th day Of March
1880, p. Z. L0RIO.
Sheriff Of parish of Lafourches
May Is. 1891.
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In Rhode Island at the last election
the Democrats elected the state ticket
by a good plurality of votes, yet that
state that clamors SO loudly for fair
vote and honest count, does not admit
the choice of the people to serve as
rulers, but permits the legislature to
elect the men who were defeated at
the polls.
Republican honesty in matters of
election is surely a wonderful curiosity.
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Lockport Public School Fund Association

A une reunion lie cette ASSOCIATION. tenua
lie pr emier jendi d'octobre. 1889. il 4 etc
Qua favenir, une fore, pour
lie beneffce dies fouds de recole. aura Iisn
chaque aimee lie premiers samedi ct dimanche
du mois de juin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE RaRPJOS g.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
10th Judicial District Court-Par.
iSh Of Lafourche.
4dete Bdrrios, rife, as. No. 2490, Cav
DeldUHe. husband.

The above entitled and numbered case hav-
ing been This day taken up and tried pursn.
ant % assignment. and the law and the eyi.
deace being in favor Of palatiff and against
the defendant.
1t is therefore, ordered. adiudged. and
deereel that plaintiff. Mrs. Adele Barrios
Wie OF Clay Delaunr. do hsve iudrmen
dissolvIng the community of acoeuts and
gains heretofore exiStin. between her and
sad husband AID granting to the said wife
the ADMINISTRATION cf her separate property.
ihus done, read. and signed in open Court
this twentieth doy of April, A. d. 1891.
fSigned,) TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Judge Goth Judicial District.
Filed, April, Goth. 1891.
i%Signed) T +. LEGENDRE, DIV Clerk
The State OF Louisiana. 20eh Judicial Dis.
.rict Conrt, Parish d Lafourche.
Atrue copy.
g. Clerks office Thibodaux, La, April,
L 5 2Sth, A. ID. 1891
S~~) j. w. KNOBLOCH,
: Clerk OF said Court
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth Judicial Distric. Court-Par-
iSh of Lafourche.
Succession of O-eme ArseRaur and
Community. No. 1926, Probdtes.

WHEREAS MARIE DUBOIS. widow of
W the late Ozeme Arsenaux, of the said
parish, natural tutrix duly qualified of the
minors Cecilia. Aida, aud Davis Arsenaux
sole issue of her marriage with her said hus
band and as such administering the aforesaid
estate, has rendered a final account of her ad-
ministration of the aforesaid estate and COM
mnnity.
Now all persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their oppositions in writing to
the said account with the clerk of said court
at his office, in the town of 1hibodaux, ten
days after the first publication hereof. other
wise the said account will be approved and
h~omologated in accordance with law.
(~) Witness my haLd and the impress
LIS. of the seal of my office this the Both
(~~) day uf MAY A. D. 1891.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of said court
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOurche
Jos Bowliag rs. No. 1892 E. A. Serre

TAKE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
l. and by virtue of an order of Seizure and
Sale emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and numbered
case. l have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction. pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux. on