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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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NOTICE TO HACKMEN.
FUN ALL THE TIME
CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COTTNCu

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
SAVANNAH GA, Nov. 8, 1898
Notice is hereby given that the committee
on streets and lanes, in accordance with the
ordinance adopted by council Oct IL, 1898 has
established the following stands for hackmen
and that instructions have been issued to the
chief Of police to see that the ordinance is
strictly carried out.
STANDS.
North side of Harris street, from Drayton
street to Bull street.
East side of Bull street, from Bay street to
Bay street lane.
st. Julian street. from Drayton to Bull
streets the latter stand not to be used on
Sunday F. E. REBARER,
Clarly Of C,oupn;l
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

SAUSSY.-The friends Of Mr.. Robert
Saussy and family are invited to attend the
funeral services OF his son. HUGH. at Laurel
Grove Cemetery at II O'Clock THIS MORN
ING.
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BETTER STOP TRYING

And resolve to place orders for liquors
with a reputable house and get full value
for your money. We have in stock at all
times weIl-known brands of Whistles,
Brandies, Gins, RUNS and Wines, both in
bulk and in cases, which are absolutely
pure and old. Price lists on application.
HENRY SOLOMON g. SON,
1856, 1873, 100 and 1872 Bay Street,
Savannah, Ga.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Neither the master nor consignees Of the
British steamship FLORA FORSTER, Nor.
gan, master, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by crew OF said vessel.
J.F. MINIS & CO., Consignees.
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FOR SALE.

One OF the most desirable RESIDENCES
in the city, one door from Bull street South
ern front, on delightful square. Terms to
suit. w. x. WILKINSON,
Renl Letale Denler
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49,. AH5.5!leetual Ole-I should not say you had
Ht9 unqch experience with men.
me Demure One-Perhaps not / have re.
-1S'U seven ana accepted hve.-Life.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECiAL NOIlCES.
TOYS!
BASKETS
PICTURE FRAMEsl
j. GARDNER.
Ils Broughton ST.
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CONSULTING OPTICIANS
A STARTLING FACT,

That very few persons have perfect eyes It
must be evident that it requires both knowl-
edge and skill to know what the eyes need
ana to mt them properly with glasses Those
who trust this work to uninstructed dealers
are crimtnally careless Of the most valuable
OF all the senses, their sight. In addition to
graduating in Germany and my thirty years
practical experience 1 have taken q course
and graduated in a school of optics in New
York and learned the latest and best methods
OF ascertainiig the different defects OF the
eyes and their proper correction, so that
can tit you properly with glasses that will
strengthen and improve your eyesight instead
OF rapidly running it, as poorly htted glasses
will always do. No charge for examination
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LAID TO REST.
Too much profit killed the goose that
laid the golden egg, just think!!!
"TWOFERS" did the work. The doors
are closed; no one mOurns his loss; they
come to me now, and get a genuine
LIE PANIC CIGAR==
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Honeycomb and MarseiIIes from 73c
SIS; extraordinary value.
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Heavy Canton FIannels, extra widths =,
6 LAC, 8 1-3c, 10 and IL 1-2c yard.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The water viii be shut of % nine (9) o'clock
THIS (Ihursday) MORNING in the district
between West Broad street and the Canal,
and Indian Street lane ana Zubly street, for
the purpose Of moving hydrant. and Will be
OF Sc Veral hours. JAMES MANNING,
SUPERINTENDENT
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YOU

A statement IN the Times-Democrat
of Tuesday the It'll inst, convers the
information that the dredge boats that
lately passed down the Bayou Lafour-
che, under the superintendent of
Major James B. Quinn of the Z. S.
Engineer Corps, have removed the OBJ
structiOns placed in that stream i'll
1912, by orders of General Andrew
jackson, to prevent the enhance of
British Vessels during the war then in
progress.
These distinctions were displaced
by the use Of dynamite aud removed
from the stream by the dredges.
There is a channel, mt the mouth Of
Bayou L~afourchc OF six or seven feet
IL depth, thus aifoIding il rec and un-
obstructed flow Of water into tile rult,
for the fist time since the meniurahl.
war that closed u Tie wonderful vie
tory of Gen. jackson on January Sin.
1915. at New Orleans. This is Ger
talLly good news to the people of La
%toHIche, and, ii true, will afford great
relief when the water again becomes
high and dangerous. The boats have
returned uea Lockpart when they
Will be used for some time in opening
HE bayou and giving more easy pas
sage for the flow of the waters that
pass down TO the sea.
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Moods pills assist digestion.
CONHUNICATION.
TN REPLY TO ''FIRsT KICKER

TN REPLY TO 'FIRST KICKER.O
Mr.. Editor:-Somewhat in reply to
"First Kicker regarding lights will
say that think no other light than
the Electric should be considered !;
gasoline has proven itself incompe-
tent to furnish the light required. and
if we AFRO to profit by the experience
of towns who have tried gas, and at a
later date discarded it for Electricity,
WHY not put in the only light really
suitable for lighting a town, at once.
either by bonding the town for a
series OF years, and the town own the
plant, OF by giving encouragement in
Il substantial way such as will encour-
age some one 10 take the matter in
hand ana put in the plant.
Regarding the town owning the
plant will say in this conn ection that
have taken some little pains III look
ing up the cost of such a plant as
would likely be required here, and the
outcome Of the same, and give the
following reply: In reply to your in
quiry regarding electric lighting, | beg
to say that our electric light plant is
owned and run by the town. We
have "A seventy-tye light plant; it
cost US complete nearly 81 900. Our
engine and boiler, which supply the
power for both The waterworks and
electric lights, cost about $500. We
charge for our arc lights, 1000 candle
power, fourteen cents per night and
run them till midnight. Last year
the yen from our pirate lights,
such as stores, shops, hotels, &C., COW
cred the running expenses of the en-
tire plant, including interest on the
capital invested (all but $780, which
amount was charged against our street
lights, twenty in number. so you see
our street lights did not cost us quite
SIG per year. The best offer we had
from a company before the town took
hold OF twas $50 for ten lights or
$50 each per year. We have had our
plant in operation over two years and
it has not cost the town $25 for re-
pairs"
The above is something in the vici-
nifty of the cost of what would he re,
quired here. Now let us hear from
others who take an interest in the
needs and advancement of our town.
ADVANCEMENT
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OUR RICE

During the past ten years the rice
crop of Louisiana has shown a most
phenomenal increase.
The fatal crop OF 1882 SO was 392, $50
sacks rough rice and 37,736 barrels
clean rice, while a conservative esti-
mate of the crop Of 1899 90 is over
1000, 600 sacks rough rice.
Consumption has not kept pace
with the production, and it is Of vital
Importance that a wider field Of dis
tribution be created.
Educate the West and North in re-
gard to its great value as a food pro-
duet, and make it a welcome addition
to the daily table. The Worlds Ex-
position at Chicago gives us the OPP
portunity and we should make the
most Of it.
Distribute gratis tempting samples
OF cooked rice, prepared IN various
forms, and give each visitor a hand
some souvenir showing its value us d
nutritious food, with Creole" receipts
showing the many excellent dishes
winch can be made from rice.
TO accomplish this, funds must be
raised to defray the necessary expen-
>es, which would be very literally
shared by railroads, transportation
companies. insurance companies and
all other parties at interest.
The rice committee of the Board of
Trade are now hard at work, devoting
much time, energy and money to the
perfecting of an exhibit which will do
honor to the State. prove a source OF
pride to every Louisianian, and should
be heartily supported in their under
taking.
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assistants

From the report of the crops of the
year, of tie W. 5. Agricultural De-
partment for December 1892 the fol-
lowing statistics are compiled
Tie number Of acres Of corn cul.i-
waited in 1892 in the United States was
0,626, SOS, yielding LOS 64 600 bush
els. estimated vaiu" @642. 100000.
In Louisiana there nere 1,071,56S
acres ct corn, yielding 15,S59,o0O
bushels, valued at s., 929, 60300. Kan
sas Lad the most acreage, 5,952,057
acres. Nevada the smallest, 1850 acres,
Iowa produced the largest yield, GEO.
22l 900 bushels.
Tie average yield was 231 bushels
to the acre. IL wheat, 3~o.554.43O
acres were sown, producing 515,949.-
coo bushels estimated at 1922, Ill.,
SS1,GO.
In oats there were 1865, $50 acres
yielding 66l ,035 900 bushels, valued
at 5000. 253, 611.0n.
In Louisiana there were 34,533 acres
Of oats yielding 421 900 bushels, val
ued at S~21O,652.0O. In Louisiana the
average prices are placed at, corn 5vcts
oats, 50cts, irish potatoes 77cts pei
bushel hay $3.50 per TOT ; cotton
S.lcts per ID.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18Th Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafonrche.
Frank j. fdlg0ut
rs. No. $3.50.
oscar BerGer0R

H5AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and by virtue ut an order Of Seizure
and Sale, emanating from the above entitl
ed Court. IN the above entitled and number
ed ease. | have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction pursuant 10 law to the
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
in the town OF Ihihndaux. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 4th, 1893.
between the hours oil Ill O'Clock a. m. and /
o'clock u. IN. the following described proper
" tu-wit
a certain tract Of land situated in the par
ish of Latnurche, on the right bank OF Bayou
Latourrhe at about three mites below the
town Of ihIhodaux. measuring One arpcnt
front by forty arpents in depth. with pro
port onal opening or closing OF a larger
tract ot land OF which this forms a part,
bounded above by land of Frank Bergrr0n,
and below by land OF .Arsene Bergeron. to-
gethef with ali the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
To pay and satisfy the sun.of Five Hun
dred Dollars. with eight per cent per ann utn
interest thereon from the 10th of March
1856 subject to il credit Of thirty DnlIa rs OF
date the first Of December. 1891. together
with tiv, per cent on the aggregate OF said
principal and interest rs attorneys fees and
all costs herein in Cash, and which SAID
amount III principaI and interest attorneys
fees and all costs herein, is secured by
mortgage by acts passed before Emile L.
Leblanc then Clerk Of Court and ex-otfici
Recorder of said parish Of date tie 10th OF
March 1886.
January 18th, 1898.
p. E. LORIO,
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche
Joseph ". Lefort
as. No. 1889
Prosper Guillot Tutor, dc. dc.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
L and by virtue ct an order OF seizure and
sale emanating from the above entitledcpurt
in the above entitled and numbered case. 1
have seized and will offer for sale at publi3
auction pursuant TO law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the town Of
Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1893.
between the hours of II o'clock a N. and I
o'clock p. NJ. the following described pro
perty. to-wit
A certain tract ofiand situated in the Par
Ish of Lafourehe and State of Louisiana on
the right bank of Bayou Lafourcae at about
five miles below the Town Of Thibodaux
measuring one arpent front by forty arpents
in depth. bounded above by land of D.. Ba5ip
AMI below by land of Mrs Il. MOrvant. To-
gether with all the buildings and imp owe.
ments thereon
TO pay and satisfy the snm Of Ist. the sum
of -Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars with
eight per cent per annum inteaest thereon
from june 9th, 1899 until paid subject to a
credit of forty Dollars of date the second of
March 1889. Together with five per cent on
the aggregate of the principal and interest
aforesaid as attorneys fees; 2nd, the sum of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars. with eight
per cenr per annum interest IRON the first Of
Jnly, 1890. Together with ten per cent on
the aggregate Of the said principal and inter
est as attorneys fees and all the costs of these
proceedings in Cash.
January 2ist, 1888.
p. f. LORIO.
Sberif nf Ta fnur.ha
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A grand Mardi Gras masquerade
ball was given at Thibodaux Opera
House on last Tuesday evening by the
young men of Thibooaux, and lasted
until midnight. In spite of the driz-
zling rain, 1t vas largely attended,
and was a success in every respect.
The young folks enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content. On the fol-
lowing day, ash Wednesday, they
took off their dazzling costumes to re-
place them with sack cloth and ash
es-perhaps.
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Col. Cleophas Lasarde has made a
purchase of the Blanchard Plantation,
adjoining his Leighton Plantation,
which he will probably unite with it,
thus forming one of the finest sugar
estates on the Lafourche. The Blan-
chard Plantation was formerly owned,
and first made into a sugar plantation
by Pugh and Darden, and subsequent
ly belonged to the late David B. Pugh
whose heirs sold it to Dir. j. A. Blan-
clard,
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When The Heart is Affected

BY Rheumatism, or any of the mus
cles near that organ, it is like tamper-
ing with al electric wire. for death
may come at any moment. If life is
worth So, go to the druggist and get
DR.. Diamonds Lightning Remedy,
or send to the Drummond Medicine
Co., 1880 Maiden Lane, New York,
and they will send you a large bottle
by prepaid express. 1t is not as quick
as electricity. but it Will save Your
life it you take it in time. Agents
wanted.
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1t is seldom tEat Bayou Lafourche
has been as low in February as it is
at present. There is a rise coming
down the Mississippi River that will
probable give navigation to steam
boats again, but another fall is behind
that. The river has been closed at
st. Louis for more than 40 days, which
is the longest period that it has been
closed for navigation since 1875.
The ice gorges in the Ohio have all
given way, doing immense damage to
all species of watercrafts that had
been caught i'll the ice.
Ice has been seen floating as low
down as Vicksburg.
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The trains for New Orleans were
crowded every day up to last Tuesday,
with visitors on their way to New Or
leans to participate in the festivities
of Mardi-Gras. The amuSements and
scenes in the Crescent City were
grand and entertaining, and no one
who attended and viewed them will
regret his visit.
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THE ST OF LOUISIANA,
1Sh judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Succession of Hrs. Marie Gabrielle.
No 1864 PrOb0tes.

WHEREAS JOSEPH l.. GUIDROZ Of
w the said parish has made application
TO be appointed administrator of the afore-
said estate.
Now therefore dll persons are hereby warn
Ell and notified 10y these presents to file their
opposition III writiug with tile clerk Of said.
Court at his Office IN tae town of Thibndanx
to the SaId application within ten DAYS after
the first publication hereof otherwise the
SAID applicant will be appointed aud named
- such administrator in accordance with
law.
(i Witness my hand and the impress Of
LIS. my seal Of office this the It'll dav OF
49, February A. . 1898.
J.. W. KNOBLOCH.
Dhy Clerk OF said Court.
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Senator White made an able fight
in the Senate, against the passage of
the Anti-Option bill, but when he
vote was reached he was in the min
GRITTY. The Senator is rapidly acquir-
ing a national reputation for talent
and eioquence.
Senator Hills of Texas, made a
speech against the same bill, which is
a perfect gem of oratorical %eloquence
and ability. 1t was impregnable and
no advocate OF the measure dared at
tempt to combat it..
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Hoods Cures.

In saying that Hoods Sarsaparill;
cures, its pro.9rietors make no idle OIL
~extravagant claim. Statements from
thousand of reliable people prove
that HOODS CURES.
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TNAkE NOTICE THAT ACTING TNnER
Il and by virtue of a writ OF alias Fie,i Ea-
cidS emanating from the above entitled
Court, in The above entitled and numbered
case. | have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder III the Court House, in the
town OF Thihodaux. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. 1898.
between the hours OF ii O'Clock. A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock. 7. NJ, the tollow1Ts described pro.
pert, to-wit
A certain dredge boat known as Kinta No.
! together with its machruery thereon, now
IN the parish OF Lafourche below the town.
Of T~hibodanx.{
Terms lIl. condition Of sale cash On the
spot inptrrtfd States treasury notes. To
pay and ,stffsi.v the sum of Nine Thousand
Five Hundaed ana Srvsutv-seven 33TI01 Dol
lar with eight per cent per anuum interest
from May 3lsb 1888, uuti- paid ana all costs
herein.
January Nth 1893.
p. f. LORIO,
Sheriff OF the parish OF Latourche.
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The Directors Of the ThibodauX
Bridge Company have purchased Il lot
of excellent cypress piles for the pur-
pose of strengthening the passage to
the bridge, III the bayou, and to ena
BILE steamboats, to pass without injur-
ing the structure.
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A cold wave struck ThibodanX, at
noon. on Tuesday the 18th inst. and
lowered the temperature very materl-
ally, but not enough TO do any injury.
Oyercoats that had been hung up be-
hind the doors, were brought out in
haste.
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To day there is but one Ex-Presi-
dent. On the fourth of March Presi-
dent Harrison will be an Ex-Presi-
dent, and yet there will be but one
ex-president remaining.
This is an anomaly that has never
happened before.
And this is, in all probability since
the time of Jefferson expired, the first
time that there has been but one Elk
President. When John Quincy Adams
became President in 1925, there wire
four Ex-Presidents, more than there
has ever been since living at one time.
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will also have a place in the cabinet.
One fact appears evident, and that
is hat the next President proposes to
have able men as his counselors and
assistants,
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SATURDAY FEB. IS. 1898.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The "Lonisiana' has kept up her
regular trips in the bayou, in spite of
the gradual fall of the water.
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President Eclect Cleveland has
some difficulty in obtaining men to
compose his cabinet. Senator Carlisle
of Kentucky will be tie Secretary IF
the Treasury. In him the country
will see It's financial duties in the care
of one Of it's ablest men.
Dan Lamout, who vas Cleveland's
private Secretary during his first term,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
9th Judicial District Court Par.
ish of ST. Bernard.

Citizens Bank of Louisiana, as. No.
20 Iibert q. JanjR.
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journal Of the 9th Senatorial District
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
A. JOLIET, Jr, & Co., P%roprietors
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p. Z. LCRIO
Sheriff Of I~.aiUurcAe.
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Tremendous Roaring III the Head
Pain in the Stomach.

HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache
Indigestion, Biliousness. Sold by all druggists.
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READY TO BEGIN THE BORDEN TRIAL TO-DAY.

New Bedford, Mass. June (specaD.-Preparatons
for the great Lizzie Borden murder trial, which be
gins in this city tomorrow morning, have all been
made. The court will convene at IL O'Clock. Chief
Justice Albert mason presiding. One hundred and
Gy hive been drawn for jurors. from all parts
OF the county except Fan River. II Is thought
three days will be consumed In obtaining jury.
which will be Quartcrod al the Parker House and
will be confined until the trial ends. Few persons
gain access TO the courtroom tomorrow outside
OF the jury and newspaper men, Thirty seats have
been assigned to newspapers, and many applications
have been refused on account Of lack Of space some
OF the smaller papers In this county have sold their
seats for good prices. The Court will sit until D. m
except on Saturdays. District Attorney Knowlion
Of this city, and District Attorney Moody. OF EsseA
Will represent the government; ana Ex-Governor
Robinson and Andrew Jennings the prisoner. Mr.
Jennings had long talk with Lizric Borden to-day
This Is the first capital case In this county 10 come
under the Jurisdiction OF the Superior Court all the
others having been before the Supreme Court.