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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-09-28

The marriage of Miss Flora Davis,
daughter OF Mr.. John Davis, of New
York. to Lord Terence Blackwood,
youngest son of the Marquis Of Dufferin
and Ava, British ambassador to France,
has been fixed to take place in Paris,
October 10.
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The human hair is said to be the most
profitable crop that grows. Five tons
of it are annually imported by the mer-
chants of London. The Partisan harvest
upward of 200. pounds, equal in value
to ESQ, 900, per annum.
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p P p

LPrickly ASH Poke Root and Potassium
Makes Marvellous Cures in Blood
Poison, rheumatism and Scrofuia.
P. p. P. puriiies the blood, builds up
the weak and debilitated, gives strength
to weakened nerves, expels diseases giv-
ing the patient health and happiness
where sickness, gloomy feelings and lati-
tude first prevailed.
In blood poison, mercurial poison,
malaria, dyspepsia, and in all blood and
skin diseases, like blotches, pimples, old
chronic ulcers, letter scaldhead, we say
without fear of contradiction that p. p.
p. is the blood purifier in the world.
Ladies whose SYSTEMS are poisoned,
and whose blood is in an impure condi-
ton, due to menstrual Irregularities are
peculiarly benefited by the wonderful
tonic blood cleansing properties of
P. P. P. [Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassuml For sale by all druggists.
Lippnan Bros, Proprietors,
Lippman's Block, Savannah, Ga.
DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER
that impure unhealthy blood is present
in all, end the direct cause of many dis
eases from which we suffer Scrofula,
rheumatism and Specific Diseases which
have averaged CAe eartn anu poisoned
the blood of nations for generations, and
are the evil parents of indescribable hor
rors are under absolute control of P. T.
p, the only infalIible blood purifier
known.
The P. P. P. Blood Cure has positively
cured numerous cases of Scrofula and
Salt Rheum in short time, where all
other blood purifiers have failed.
Pleasant to take; applicable to diseases
if infancy or old age.
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Representative Breckenridge, OF Ken
lucky, has introduced in the House a
joint resolution authorizing the print
ing OF history of the international ar
bisrations to which the United States was
party, together with the digest of the
decisions rendered in such arbitration is.
Cashier M. J. Boffering of the Bank of
Minneapolis, committed suicide Wednes-
day by shooting. 1t is supposed that
ne took his life because of sensitiveness
over the absconding of paying Teller
Phil NJ. Scheig with $25, 900 of the banks
money. Bofferding's accounts are per-
fectly straight.
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Messrs. Libby and Blouin, proprie
tors of the Bust, Grove plantation have
obtained right OF way for Il narrow
guase railroad from their place as far
down as Mi. Alexaadre Lei ines prop
erty. The strip OF land obtained is
35 feet III Width. The pioplietors
along ii S route are 10 be c~oneratnla-
ted, and We lN pc !" see the road under
way of construction very shortly. 1t
is to be hoped that such narrow guaee
roads will be built along the whole
length of the Bayon Lafourche Oh both
sid. s; such raus would be tile making
of a PROSPEROUS era among the good
p o.". VI the Latoulche Sugar District
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Hoods Pills cure constipation.

The Bayou Lafoulche is still Oh the
rise, and has reached nineteen feet
above low water mark. We under
stand there is Il dangerous piece of
levee IN front of Racelaud on the right
bank of the Bayou Lafourche for which
some +, ans are entertained. We hope
There is nothing serious in the report,
and il there be anything serious, it
will at once be attended to.
The reports are that the rivers are
rising above, and that another
rise will shcrtly reach us. 1t is to be
hoped that the waters here will have
fallen sufficiently by the time the com
ing rise reaches us to allow it to flow
to the gulf without causing any over
flow.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th judicial District Court Par.
ish of Lafourchp.
y. GrOsSman d. Sons as. No. 29Oa
Eagene II Lacr0ir.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
l. ana ny virtue OF an order of seizure ami
sale emhnating FROM the above entit!edcourt
IN the above entitled and numbered case. I
have seized and will offer for sale At puhli.
auction pursuant to law to the last and high.
est bidder at the Court House in the town uf
ThibOdaux. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 18th, 1899.
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and. a
O'Clock p. M. the following described pro-
perty. to- wit
A ceriaIn tract of land vi uated Ia tha
+ IRISH Of Lafnurche, on the right descend
ing bank OF the Bayou Lafourche, at about
thu ty miles below the Town of T~hib0daux.
measuring one arpent more or less front by
forty trpents in depth bounded above 5v
lands OF Milien Bernard and below by Lands
of jean ''alIas" I.agarde Guidry.
Together with all the buildings and I'M.
prOvemrnts thereon and all the apuurt,nan-
ces thereof
To pay aud satisfy the full and entire suiu
OF lat The sum OF Two hund. ed Dollars.
with eight per cent per annuln interest
thereon from 18th of January. 1899, until
paid, ID A sum of Ten per cent on She az
gregate OF said principal and interest al IT.
torneS's tees herein 81 aud all costs Of these
proceedings in cash.
Which said amount in principal and inter-
est. attorney $ fees and all cost herein j. se-
cured oy mortgage by AN act of mortgage
PASSED january 18TH. 1890, before Z. T. LIE
Blanc late Notary Public of said parish.
L. r. LURIO.
Sheriff OF Laf0urche.
March 18th, 1893.
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Let, us Reason.

If anyone who suffers from Rheuma-
tlsm would stop and leason a moment
before they decide to purchase some
remedy, they could not help avoid any
So called cure that ia sold for 81.
Figuring the retailers, the jobber's
and the manufacturers profits ont of
that solitary dollar, and there is left
not over 20 cents for the medicine.
DR.. Drnmmond's Lightning Remedy
appeals to ones good sense. The
price is S. per bottle and to anyone
suffering from Rheumatism it is "a
cheap a. It il good and effective. Sent
to any address by Drummond Medi-
cine Co., 1850 Maiden Lape. New
York. Agents wanted.
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DIED..

CROSS.-On last Monday, March l3th, 1893
near Lafourchc Crossing, at the residence OF
her SON in law, Mr.. {. q. williams, Mrs. Ma.
ry 'i' zoe Fields, widow of the late Benjamin
# .Cross.
ln.s venerable lady, whose demise
is mourned by numerous relatives and
friends of the family had been suffer
ing on a bed Of sickness for a cOnsid
cradle length of time; and Divine
Providence has seen tit TO Call her
forth from this land of pilgrimage and
suffering unto Him in the kingdom of
Heaven where we all hope to meet
one day.
Mrs. Cross vas d native Of Lafour-
che, and was the daughter of MIR.
Fields, who was the first settler OF
the present town of Lockport, and
from whom the lake neai b, received
its name. Mrs. G.. T.. Williams is her
Only daughter, Issue of her marriage
with Mr.. Gloss. Sac had been living
a umbe OF years with Mrs. Williams,
where she was loved and honored by
those dear to her, and highly esteem, d
by the good people of the Parish OF
Latoulche. Her death leaves Il void
in the home circle, and her absence
among those SO devoted to her, will
not soon be forgotten the little ones
especially, who were accustomed to
cluster around her daily, will lous
and often miss her at the tireside.
TIE funeral services took place on
Tuesday at II o'clock a. m, ut the
Presbyterian Church III Thibodaux
III the presence of u large concourse OF
friends and acquaintances Of the fam
lily, and her remails were afterwards
respectfully deposited in the cemetery
OF st. Johns Episcopal Church on
jackson Street, awaiting the final res
direction.
Nay sac resi- in peace forever and
more.
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March 10th, 1898,

MdTcu iUtH, 1870.
The following informatlons were
filed by the District Attorney
State VS.. John Brown and An
drew Hadley, for shooting with intent
to murder, and bench warrant order
ed to issue.
State vs. j. A. Blanchard, indict-
ed for refusing to remove conduit
from the levee, motion by defendants
attorneys, Beattie & Beattie. motion
to quash indictment herein found.
State VS.. Samuel Broyle, fnI
shooting with intent to murder, the
accused present in Court, the case was
taken up, jury empanelled, and evil
dence adduced submitted without
argument on both sides ; charge made
To jury, the jury then retired, and in a
few minutes brought in the following
verdict Guilty AS charged, signed.
c. p. Shaver, foreman.
State vs.. Arthur West, Court or.
dered four additional subpnnas to
Lee Foret, VIM. West, DR.. L. Stark
and Henry Anderson.
State VS.. Charlie Wilson, infor-
nation tor larceny, cast tor trial was
postponed subject to be taken up at
any time.
Petit Jury for this week was dis
charged in full.
Court adjourned to Monday March
18th.
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j. NJ. H well.
The following persons were selected
as delegates to the proposed Levee
Convention call. d by the Governor to
meet in Baton Rouge on June 18th E;
Charles s. Mathews, David Scally,
j. &. Rousseau, B. A. Waimnld. Judge
+. Bcattie. II. n. Cnulon, j. 5. S-ely,
} NJ. II"~ell. Andrew ',ice, J. o.
Temps. Ellis Fnnet. 5. T. Gii>amore.
On. hundred dollars VAS any,opiia-
ted for III, benefit Of the Charity Hos
pitai III ~. ORLEANS.
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SATURDAY MAR. IS. 1893.

The weather has teen quite COO
this week, too mnch 20 for the season,
and the young crops have suffered in
consequence. The nights especially
have been cold, threatening slight
frosts, and the destruction of our
young fruits; luckily so far, no serious
damage has been caused. The plant
and stubble care, although coming out
finely, has been somewhat retarded
and turned yellow.
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DISTRICT COURT.
tCOatihued from last meek,.)
March 9th, 1898.

Court met at 10 A. NJ, with Judge
CaillOuet present as before.
State VS.. Henry Keeler, tor allow
ing game of craps, arraigned, pleaded
guilty, and was fined one hundred
dollars or 80 days parish prison.
State VS.. Nina Hale. for keeping
a brothel, waived arraignment, plead
ed not gully, and case fixed for
Thursday March 10Th. Bond fixed at
$4,000
State rs. Nina Hale. for selling
spiritu"us and Intoxicating liquors
without a license, waived arraign-
ment, pleaded not guilty. and rase
fixed for Thursday March 10th. Bond
fixed at $4,000.
State Us. Henry Allen and Frank
Reese, tor assault with a dangerous
weapon with intent to kill, nolli pro-
seoul.
The Grand Jury came into Cont,
and through their foreman, presented
the following indictments:
State Us. the following persons,
tor refusing to remove eond"it in le-
wee:
J. a. Blanchard. Evariste Lepine,
Lemnel Thihoiaux. Desire Monte,
Ernest knobiocli, Victor Knobloch,
VIM. Ronssel, Zephirain Toups, Jr.,
Albert Tonps, Arthur Gaude, Arthur
Eeber5, Thomas and William JeffrieS,
John Lyall, CleopIla> Lasarde, Anne
dee Wagenspach, David Scaliy. Fell
cien Toups, Mrs Norbert Bourgeois,
Alclde Tonps, Oscar Bourgeois, Oze-
me BoudreauX, Adonis Tonps, Drau-
yin Cancienne, Richard II. Allen, Da-
roc Leche. Mts. Richard Pugh, Z. Ern-
est Lorio, CIeophas Lagaide, Law
renee keefe, Flank W. Nichols, VIM.
Il. Raglan, Cleopllas Lagarde, Mrs.
Oscar Leliae. Bcnjamin ] olse, Alex
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Succession of Zoe Hdydel. Wjdoto Of
A. j. j. BaruS No. 1872
PrObdtes

WHEREAS OCTAVE RACQUET OF
w the said parish, has made application
to be appointed administrator Of the sf,re-.
said estate,
Now, therefore. NJ persons are hereby
warmed ard notified to file tbeir opposition
in writing with the Clerk of said Court at
his office IN the town of ThIbodaux, Ia the
sald Application within ten days alter the
fist publication hereof. otherwise the said
applicant will be appointed and named as
such administrator IN accordance with law.
(--) Witness my hand and the impress of
lbs. my sea- If office this the 18th day
(~~) of March, A. D., 1898.
j. w. kNOBLOCB,
D'ty Clerk vi said Court,
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March 18th, 1898.

March 18th, 1898.
The following persons were excused
by the Court to serve on this weeks
Jury.
Beaulegard Leblanc, for sickness
in family.
+. l.. B~arrilleaux, for same reason
Robert Bourgeois, for same reason.
JOS. A. Leyendre was Gus for
to day.
Abel Lasseigne was excused on ply
sicians certificate of sickness.
State vs.. Elias Adam, informa-
ton LIST for trespas, and Cd for larceny,
accused was a%rraIgned, pleaded gull
ty, verdict of guilty ordered entered,
and accused was fined to one dollar
in first count, and to SIX hours parish
Jail in second count.
State vs.. Arthur West, iudict-
ment for murder, by consent the case
was ieassigned for Wednesday March
.22nd.
Court adjourned to March 14th.
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andre Theriot, Alexandra Lepine.
Emile Gaude, Ordoyne Legendre, Miss
Laura Ahadie, Henry Gossin. and
Herman Znherbier and VIM. j. Behan.
A true bill in each case, signed, NJ.
Leblanc. Foreman of the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury mace u final re-
port, and was discharged sine die.
Court adjourned to Friday, March
10th, 1898.
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Female Weakness Positive Cure

To II EDITOR = Please inform
Your readers that l have "a positive
remedy for the thousan, and one ills
which arise from deranged female or
gaus. l shall be pleased to send two
bottles of my remed, FREE to any la
dy if they will send their Express and
p. Address Yours respectfully,
DR.. B ID. MARCHISI. UTICA, N. Y.
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Ito be Continued.)
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Late of the Goth Judicial District
C0urt-Nnw 18Th Judicial Dis
trlct Court Parish of Ia
tunrrhe.
Joseph Bourgeois ct ais as No. 2533
Pierre Bourgeois.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
Il and by virtue of writ Of FTeri a.
Gas emanatiDg f,om the above t~Ltittei
Court, in he above entitled and numbered
case, | have srized and will offea for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the lasr
and highest hidd. L at the Court House, in the
town OF Thihodaux, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 22d. 1893,
between the hours OF II o'clock. A. NJ. and 4
o'clock. p. NJ, the following described pro
pert, tu-wit
II A certain tract Of land situated IN the
Parish of ] aiourchr. on the left tnnk # IA
You ..afourche. at about forty-0na miles be-
low the town eff Tiibadtnx. nrea uriny three
lrpe'Its and forty feet front more n less, by
forty srprnta in depth bounded abnve by
lands now or formerly belonging 10 Ma. +
A. Ihibodaus, and below ky lands ct JOSEPH,
+, Bourgeois. Together with al the bnl.-
in9s and improvernrntsth thereon less por. ion
sold to Jean Prre on The ID February 1885.
being one arpent front bv one AID one htlt
arpent in deuth. Tug, tler with all the
buildings and improvements thereon bound
ei aboNc Ivy lands et u ere BOur.ruis and
below by those OF Joseph p. Bour.eni,
~ y certain tract ca lanti stu tel in the
Parish ~ LatoHrche, On the irf bank f
Ba1an Laiaprche, Il alnnt TIVE ty-fnur
miles below IT," tn"n Ui Ttibodaux aud un
Tue tpaN"ft MAJ iltrhc tutaour ~ hrre and
one fith ~attentS iruut mrie ~ t>s nn saIl
Bayun. by depth Of ,hnnt Ei.hty arp,rta
IN tie Naclieiie Du9ue Livaulais, bounded
abuyr ~ Moth by lands of jean Dnfresne
and Autoine famnrdei aud Sontl, Nv Lands
OF Charles nerbiguA. Together with Il the
improvements thprenn.
Terms AMI conditions Of sale elsb on the
spot ~ United states Tr' asury notes, til nav
a"d satisfy the principal, interest, and ali
G.. ~tS iIcrrtp.
Malch 18th, 1898,
p. 4. I0RIO
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A "a n I'D.

TNHE. UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES TO
ms friends ana former patrons, and to
a Drug store in the Town of Thibodaux, ia
the old stand lately occupied by the .Roth
Drug Co. limited situated at the Corner of
Main and st. Philip streets. and that ~ il
ready 10 serve them in AL matters appcr-
tanning to that line.
nr. J. II. FLEETWOOD,
Proprietor.
Dr. j.. y. FLEETWOOD, n
Manager. Y
March IL, -9t.
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Regarding Hoods SalsapariiIa, ask the
peupl, Who take this medicine, or
read he testimonials often published
in III : paper. They will convince you
that HOODS CURES.
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New and fresh vegetable garden
seeds for spring planting at THIBo-
DAUx DRUG STORE.
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BIZ UNCLE SILAS.

Dec. 14th. lSS2.-Claims to the am
unit of $l3S46l were approved for
aA".ent. The Jury fixed the fees of
tlelkS. commissioners and depnt,
She riffs of elections at $500 per day.
Conlou and Klaemer were appoint
ii ii c"nlnolI,tr to cXan'ii.r the locait-
rN on Darltp BaNou aut: estimate the
,rchahir- cost "f II bridge ovtr the
same with pnwer tn act. The pr-si-
,iei.t was authorized ia rem the ferries
1T Harang's Canal and ST. J"hn'sthap-
Il.
Feb. 18th, 1Se3.-Ne quorum was
had.
Mar. DIST, 1SS3.-The special com
nittee appointed on December 18th.
1882 reported that they had IL bridge
built over Bayou Darden at il cost of
TlS5 90.
Treasurer Sancan'S report showed
total receipts I" he $685. 3 and ex-
'-ndit"re> $4379.16 having on hand
in
General Fund of 1SS2...... $780, %
" 1So3...... GIT II
Improvement Fund........ 1445 g5
Bridge Fund. 1915 81
Tntal............ $55S6 I6
with uncollecitd taxes Tor $5694.37
and Liabilities To the q o. $l57
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One par cylinder boilers complete one,
portahie rng!ur. one peddiiux east, tae
whole is III good prArr.
CnSi LEBLANC,
Nhttr Rose Ptantata-ft.
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HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, per
fectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial.
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POLICE JURIES

FOR THIRTY YEARS..
l8S2.-No. 25.-18S3.
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Hoods SarsapariHa

Instead of being dead now, / am alive and
weigh 4 lbs.o MRS. ELIZABETH MEssER,
10 Ea t Barney Street, Baltimore, Md.
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p. f. LORIO.
Sheriff of Latourche
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dress a meeting of anti-semites tonight a
the Germania rooms. Half fool and hall
knave, he still commands the faith of many
thousands of Germans. DR.. MIGUEL pro.
poses to bring a criminal action against
him and the reichstag may revive disused
law and eXprl him. But as long as he can
draw enthusiastic meetings that are at
tended by thousands of persons, Ahlwardt
must be counted as a living force among
the anti-semites. who are prepared to con-
test forty-eight electoral districts in. the
coming elections. The central socialist
committee now sits daily organizing the
election campaign of the social democrats.
The Nav Day festival will be celebrated
by the socialists of Germany generally in
the evening. Many working men will
obey the advice of their leaders and take
no holiday. The police are taking no I'M
usual precautions beyond reinforcing the
official who will watch the fetes. Nav
DAY has lost its force here. The anarch-
lists and independent socialists insist upon
holiday, but the bulk of the wOrkingm,'n,
printers and others, decline to lose the day.
They will celebrate eight hours on Sunday,
Nav 18th
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ACCIDENT TO TIE PRESIDENT.
His Forehead Striker AEainAt the Carriage
Door.

New York, April 2S.-Despte the fatigumg
uertions of yesterday President cleveland
arose early this morning. AT $50 o clock
tie president and members of the cabinet
ook breakfast together; at 10 O'Clock Colo
lel George w. Mcclellan, Corporation
jounsel Clark and Comptroller Myers We're
Constituted II committee 10 escort LIe pres
dent to the reviewing stand and fifteen
minutes later the president was ready to
teDart.
The carriage awaited at the Fifth ave
lue entrance to the hotel. An immense
crowd was gathered there and the police
lad no small difficulty i'll keeping a pas
ageway to the carriages. When the pres
dent came out. he was greeted with cheers.
He was the first to enter the carriages
After he took his seat, he put his hand TO
the right of his forehead above the ear, and
when he withdrew it, the hand was coy
cred with blood. Mr.. Cleveland. i'll en-
tering the carriage, had removed his hat
but not bending low enough bad bumped
his head against Il corner Of the top of The
carriage, the back having been let down
The president, on seeing the blood. imme-
diately left the carriage and returned to
the hotel. He was followed by the cabi-
net and the members of the esCorting com
mittee, who. were in not Il little diSmay at
the mishap. The victoria which was to
carry the president was Il shabby affair and
was driven by a shabby ordinary coach
mediatey surrounded by the secretaries
and several Of the ladies'. The confusion
on his head bcd protusey. Arnica was
Immediately applied, and Il doctor sent for
In Il short time Dr. Steven Burt arrived
examined the wound and pronounced it not
serious. Pasters were applied and the
blood washed away. The president then
announced himself ready to 90 into the
carriage again. The front of the top of
the vehicle had, in the meantime, been let