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The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09
Police Jury.
Regular meeting Of the Police Jury of
the Parish of st. Martin held
September 4th A. ID. 1893.

AT 10 O'Clock a. m. this day, the Meet
Ing was called to order. The Roll was
called. All the Members were present.
The minutes Of last meeting were
then read aud approved.
Mr.. Gutekunst, upon satisfactory ex
cuse given, was excused for having fail.
ed to attend last meeting.
The Accountant reports as follow on
the financial condition of the Parish as
to Checks issued to date against the
various appropriations Of the schedule
OF 1888. said Checks amounting In total
to the sum of Six thousand. five hundred
and thirty-one dollars. as per following
statement: ft
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09
$ll2,0 $1l2.5O

$1l2.5O $ll2.5O
As shown by the above the little enter
tainment cleared the nice little sum
Of e82.40. just the amount that our eff
cient and Jealous superintendent need
ed to furnish the second story Of our
school bnilding.
Our people owe debt Of gratitude to
Mr.. P. d. Olivier, for it is through his
work ahd efforts that we now own flne
school building. that will be we'll fitted
and equipped for the ease and comfort
Of the pupils and teachers.
The next thing needed now, is q coat
Of paint to the inside and outside of the
and this should not be delayed
much longer.
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09

30 Checks amounting In total to 638, ,25
279 Checks previously issued an
last meeting 5S93. Al
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09
The Great Southern Remedy.

People should not be deceived into
paying money for trashy mixtures got.
ton mp to sell. Botanic Blood Balm.
(B. B. b. which has been made in Allan.
ia for the past fifteen years, never fails
to give satisfaction as superior build
Ing up tonic and blood purifier. It is
made from the prescription of an emf.
nent physician. The bottle is large and
the dose small. See their advertisement
and buy that which is thoroughly en-.
dorsed ny thousands Of grateful patients
whom It has cured. A trial bottle will
test its merits.
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09
Notice.

Estate Of Amynthe Berard. widow Char
les NJ. Olivier.
All persons having claims against the
Succession of Mrs. Amynthe Berard. wi.
dow Charles NJ. Olivier, are requested to
present the same TO the undersigned
within legal delays. P. D. Olivier,
Testamentary Executor.
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09

Ripans Tabules have come to stay.
Ripans Tabules for torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules cure iaundice.
Ripans Tabules purify the blood.
Ripans Tabules prOlOng life.
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09

Haveueed md recommended Il to my friends
All derived great benefit from IL use.
ssgS. MRS. MATILDA LARSON, Peoria, III.
Hest remedy have ever used for irregular
msn6truation. MRS. G. JET,
Novenber, 1883 Selma, Cal.
have suffered great deal from Fen,a1e
froabies, and think I am cempastely cured By
Bssdfleld's Female ReSnlstoe.
MRs. EMMA r. Sw0nD, Mansfield, O.
Book ITO Woman" mailed free.
sRAorsEL0 REGULATION CO..
Tor sale BY al Druggists. ATLAHTA, Ga.
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Local News.
The best Of LIQUORS ara sold

The best of liquors are solt
by j. B. Ferran.
pr. Ales' Nsrvine for Nervous Prostrasdon.
-Messrs. c. A. Thomas ant
II. j. Mouton of Lafayette mad.
a short visit here Tuesday to at
tend the mock trial.
Mr.. s. N. Burdin of Olive
Texas, is spending few days in
town visiting his old friends, and
enjoying the hospitality of his re.
latives.
We had heavy rain Wednes.
day and Thursday that was follow.
ed by strong wind. 1t looked as
storm for a while.
-There-will be a grand game
of foot ball, base ball and dancing
ball given by the Vigilant Hook
and Ladder Company on the II
inst. ~e7FtF rf
The new store of L. ]. Garde-
NAL seems to be one of the popu-
lar establishments of this town.
with a good patronage.
Mr.. Andre Gernaud was call
ed to the city to the bedside of
his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Even.
who is seriously sick.
Mr.. J. B. Ferran made a trip
to New Orleans this week to buy
q stock of goods.
The young boys of this town
went to BrOussardville last Sun
day to play a game of baseball
and got beaten. The score stood
Broussardville Z, st. Martinville S.
Our young friend, Albert
Rousseau arrived here last Sun
day to spend few weeks with his
family before he commences his
medical course at the Tulane next
month.
For Nervous Headache. Dr.. Miles, Nervna
Business is getting to be live
iier, our merchants are kept very
busy, which is an Indication that
money is circulating more freely |
now than few days ago.
j. B. Ferran still leads in |
good goods and low prices.
The residence of Mr.. Dan. |
DeBlanc will soon be built on
Bridge street. Also the hall of |
the Ladies of Progress on Market
street. The lumber for the latter
is already on the site.
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09

3l4 Checks. total as above $6,53l. .66
The Examining Board, through MIR.
Eastin reports In writing as to compe-
titive examination held on the 18th ult.,
for the selection Of a Beneficiary Cadet
from this Parish to the State University
at Baton Rouge. Upon the recommen-
dation Of the said Board, Master Jerome
Mouton was so appointed and the Clerk
was directed to issue. in his favor, a
Check of $50 as per Resolution passed
at last Meeting.
The Clerk was further directed to
issue Check of S. as compensation to
each Member that has served on said
Board. ~
The written Report of Committee on
Road at Matthias Castillo. Henry Hebert
and ais was read and accepted and said
Committee was discharged.
Upon the request Of the Police Juror
OF the Ward. a Road Jury of six land
owners was appointed to lay out and
trace a public road to connect above
mentioned road with public roads at
Ovignac ThibOdeaux and Alex. Thibo-
deaux. The President appoints on said
Jury Messrs. Joseph Pellerin, Ovignac
ThibOdeaux, Matthias Castillo, Ignace
Thibodeaux. Henry Hebert and Gilbert
ThibOdeaux. Said Jurors will qualify
and act as the law directs.
The Clerk was directed to issue
Check of &6,25 to Joe Manin. through
Hilaire ROchOn this a. assistance to COLI
vey said Manin to the Charity Hospital
at New Orleans, he being infirm and de-
stituted.
On motion Of Mr.. Martin, seconded by
Mr.. David voted upon and carried. Be
1t resilved, That an appr opriation Of $25 |
be and is hereby made for the keeping
OF Bridge across Bayou Teche at Arnaud- |
vile, cOn5ointly with the Parish Of st. |
Landry. for the term of one year dating |
from July 1st 1898 at which time the
Contract for the keeping Of the said |
Bridge was disposed of by the Parish Of |
st. Landry in favor OF Mr.. Clebert Roy
as officially informed of.
A final settlement was made with the |
Parish Treasurer showing balance Of |
Cash in the Treasury Of s94.9l on Aug.
9TH 1898. |
The final settlement with the Sheriff |
Tax Collector, as required by law, was
taken up and made as appears by follow
ing statements:
Amount due for Taxes.
Parish Tax proper as per Roll of !
1898. sl2.97i.is
Parish Tax omitted List Of 1893 44,79I
Parish Tax In ligitation, OF 1891
(Pharr and WillianIs) 1870
Parish Tax Of 1890 20
Parish Tax Of 1891 $50
interests on Taxes Litigatin Of
1891 Pharr and Wiiliam) 6.79
efo Os- az |
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09
READ WHAT YOUR
HOME
PEOPLE SAT- OF DIR. TfCHENOk's
ANTISEPTIC

TOr WOUNDS, burns. Scalds, Cramps,
Collie and Bolts in Horses and Mules.
st. Martinville. La. June sth 1893.
Sherrouse Medicine Co.. Limited.
Dear Sirs. II my name or influence can
be Of any service in making known 80
flne remedy as DR.. TlCHENOR'S AN.
TlSEPTlC, you are truly welcome.
l am never without 1t.
MRS. C. DURAND.
Sherr0use Medicine Co., Limited. For
fresh wounds, burns, cuts. bruises, ETC.,
and for internal purposes for collie.
cramps and pains In the stomach and
bowels. there is nothing better than DIR.
TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC. Even the
children soon learn its merits, and for
every little complaint they run for the
bottle Of ANTISEPTIC.
AR. FRENCH.
Sherfouse Medicine Co., Limited, For
Its claims. there is nothing superior to
DIR. T1CHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC; in fact
I consider 1t household necessity.
A. P. RESEWEBER.
Sherrouse Medidine Co., Limited, Nv
Mare got very badly cut with pIow ard
l was very much afraid she was ruinei
for life. bot by the free use of DR.. TIC
HEN0R'S ANTISEPTIC. she was cured
in a very few davs-and I therefore
STRONGLY recommend it to my friends
and the public.
ADOLPHE RESEWEBER.
The weekly messenger., 1893-09-09

AnuspsyslleleA ORes hy %
sbsd-E,sSaSllalbed os,I 6e6s
able 1ssbllshisg % . sOf
Tss LApikr' WokIp is . lone %
Pase. sslt"lusnu tFlustrsss.i 6aes-
liss for isdiss and the family circle.
Itb devoesd to storis.. poems, ls1isS
fanny work, aStisfic needlswosks
home decoration. housphsspsne.
fsshinns, hyrNpe. juvenile sesaisSs
stiquetts. etc. To introduce sklS
thsnhns leds-s' rspss iuss iooy oypeS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16
sANpGATE
STATE NEWS

The case Of the State Of Vermont
sgaiustJ ohuONeil, known as the great iug
case, now pending in the Supreme Court,
has teen continued to thu January term.
0 Neil was fund guilty Of violation Of the
', rmont prohlb tory law in sending jugs
Of hquor from Whitehall, n Y, to Rut.
| ard. The jury ordered that be pay q fine
Of $40 600 and be imprisoned inthe House
Of correction for 80 600 days The Su
preme Court was asked to set aside the
verdict on the ground that the punish
ment was unusual and severe and tberel
fore unconstltntiopal.
Several specimens Of serpeni-e marble
taken from quarry ia West CLARENDON,
have been sent to New York The mar,
BILE is said to he the haest ever seen in
the section,
The Nav England Insurance Exchange,
which errrsents all stock companies do
ing business ia Vermont has voted TO
raise the rates on farm property in this
s44,o oos ne, cen, f., wear one and
..a hart ma, mart tor ,wo vea,s and two
per cent for three years. 1t has also voted
10 .ccept 70 policy that is written for 9
longer tmetbsn 3 years
George Muor was drowned Saturday
ni.,.a, N,3tlch,,v ua fell og ,ho s,ooe
tr,,,o uA,ch is n,soisbed and ovirg IN
,ro5..Lr.ssu,s \, urod het,r. helm
.a,la ,oaoh hin, s,,,oh,o, martha. val,
I.l..La, to,,he rody ,r,I ls,a boor
. ,rrtor mainland militia t.t. borr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

lA+ Bet ssive 10 & world for cats,
brul.es. s9res. Uicsrs. Salt Keum, Fever
Sore, letter. CAsppei Rsnds. C1iblsins,
Come. std ] Siiu E,uplioLs, All poe
isgtly ca,es Piles or 60 pay feqa,red. 1t
is guaranteed 10 give perfect sstisiscuoa
q uosty feieL3ei. Price % cetts pe-
loI Fer sale by ]. \. HAAD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

N.a lore rafhstt abs il tessltri
~ 1tasrs village it teae f.r ibte
vttts raneaa.
% ntan rr.af. aa Nee ~ Tell iaa
= las8 90 tsr cod $50 .atfu ap aaear
tutttaa rsmtIts fa a. tHs pnues
Tee aeaiaftaaA. De Ray recover.
tr>uuaasn.
Esv J A svsri stIl rtacl .B Union
elateb NOV 49, HarM
TIE Ualoa saaatle Cab eli bold q
dime sarntl- a. lalu WHeoIs Friday I've
Nov l1th lar ias heucGi Of the uuion
church. There si'i he . tsati entertain
meat sft.r Which reireshme = v0II be
auf3 Aume cordially iavtrd.
AErNaraN
Mrs NbHaey lee hseu msklog re
pane GA lcffea3euoe
Me. Loas C.tGdd lsja WaHog, \.
y ta teusta several weeks
-Mf sua Mr.. n Il pruiss Lave rc
tuutd f'au avitu 70 Nes York
Mu G NJ. H'osrson !. 10 a hosr,tsI
At Troy lo' meilo,I traatmeat
&C G Hard be. charge Of the mn,ia
srd rjsys Jhe ,rssb ID S James church.
lie bss rood u1mher Of pupils IL vocal
sud ibstrumertal music.
Sheriff Wilson succeeded 10 capturing
the thieves sho recently stole bogsy
from \. G. Harris 10 The st village.
o NJ Barber hss been spending con
siAerst.e time in the revision OF toe laws
ot IN state having been aPpuotsd With
A. A HdIot ST. AibsDs and 7 \ Gteed /
Of MonisglIc committee trthis ru"
pose by the last Legislature. Though The
- ok Is sdi along, the rtvsou will not
be PUBLISHED until acted upon by The next
legislature
EAST ARLINGTON.
E. G Philips has ut,red the Troy
business college.
- q A spiigrd attended the muslesl
at Rutland last week
The pcs, cfiae has been moved 10 the
~ tulIdiue ald DIG B.roey has charge
nit
The young people enjoyed the dance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16


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~ h our iri,ui Hcrry A Hurlbut one Of
TIE ol5e,t su4 meet respected ci the CIT
2 ps Of Men 4erk ctg, Who born 10 1907,
recently ceiebraI'd hls elgbtv bi.h bu'b
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wlere he hes retlded FOR over forty years
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-16

uOTTlTt WAS FW-TW mt I'm I II NTTTkI TJT
.crptiy. cl,cn,ars With ricture ver
-ert ell over thi- country aud to Europe
Thi. vas in August, but be was fos !,
II cad hy the t,Iltale l,t'er above referred
to.
RUPERT
c,..l. ,la..l, .., Lr s.b,r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-31


Bossox. Nay N-fhs Aons seeA sspsassd
knocking NeGinnis out Of the box end almost
doins The sAme tos AeGIl Score: Boston ~
ChscaeoA
Afiernoon Rame-It rs . fighting game from
start 70 finish score: Boston .. Caicaeol
D1ooKLyu. May n-The home team This
morning shut out the Louisville hoys without
much effort. Rhin9s being his easily. Score:
Brooklyn Z Louisville
Afternoon g~ame-There ~ IN exciting co.,
tsst both teams piaring . good sam& Seefs:
Louisville Z. Brooklyn6
Egw YoRK, May A-Now Yosk and Cinetn-
nati played "A exciting eleven innings game
this morning. the home team winning BY lucky
hitting in tse eleventh Score: New YORK I
Csuefnaasl&
Astssnooa game-The C~incinnsts defeated
New York Ia . closely contested game. Score:
New York 2. Cincinnati
PR.LADSLPu iA. May 0-Cleveland eecaped .
shut on: IN the mosaing game only By Dele
hsnty's poor wurk in the eighth. Score: Phtla-
depths 2, Cleveland L
Afternoon esue-Ths Philliss had no trouble
to bat Davis scors: Philadelphia u cieve-
land4
WARRINGTON err. May A-Ihs morning
game was exciting 20 the end OF the tenth
inning. wiss's hit and Farsslfs homs run In
that inning settled the CANA Score: washing>
ton 10, e. Louis Z.
Afternoon aane-Ths Browns won BY good
all round playing. Score: Washington s. 81
Louis
P~IrrsBuso. Nay 0-Lucky bits in the third
Inning won this mornings gams for the home
team. seOrs: Pitssburg 3. Bsitimere
Afternoon game-Ihe Bslsimores were out.
p'sysd score: Pist ourz 10. Baltimore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-31
HAITIAN RErCBLIC SEIZURE.


There werc no further Developments
Tuesday III the case q: the steamship
i~layiiaa Republic. o in the hands Of
ta}teJ states officers. Daring the after
ncetu the ship Vas allowed 10 40 10 Ia
eoa'a 20 discharge freight for that poTt. the
oiss cTs remaining aboard. sac Will
r.iIrn here today and probably he
lissiei. although tae papers may ne, he
se!eeti :or several days yeL. Judge ". II.
hejnscr wNl qualify this morning As
ta3tei STATES district attorney. and viii
pEEpsFe shs psYers in the case. Special
Asrnt Wool hal nothing = aatever 70 say
yesterday IN relation 70 the case. and
maintains \ caasnshell-l4ke silence abru,
tAt facts.
4:apt. Hatfield. agent Of the sAip, sud
Cspt Sisuse. master. bo;a stouay uaaia-
taxa that tbe whole case Is a gigantic
b.~AcsnasIas scheme. hgt give 40 reasons
Wy 'Ae government should ~snt -
ez&ek matl ;he satn They snumate that,
even t& Eve r~sGEds OF opium lou Vi On
ts3A ieex acre Gok pG, there by anyone -
lee ginr TO the vessel, hps that IL vas done
ALTER the seizure. Mr.. punha- denies
everything, as Vii he seen - shs iol.os.
sne specss, Dispatch from Portland:
SoKrlsNR, Nay 1-sp~caAf- aui..a Dun
s&f- gxplyleS - rs stasvGssas .s.exzApAea .-am
Ea..ss ss2s1. u2ty 8eas&s .ass re Ass hss anv
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hsss ~ ea sae >s4ai lie sza to sse !osr-
iassiIEaxsCsE eosresrcnaSns
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ear Hess rsxsy&.sS erana2 I aAFe ESs par
gssssrs asy grlun IA sgcSasz& ~ ~swAav@ I
NFfe asset lad = csfSeg y IA AIS eaa 10 t4essra
f?se no 0nS Ia SsStssts sef cpsGH1 ar xEsahsrg
ea asY1 ~ EeSes CRt IA ; c~nzzs aud Erwer
AEs. sad tss stssnseT usEttsa AsTaessc ewes
81 ssss - kssssss& lbs repsss q. ss.eSsxY@e1
- q cQGss1.Ssfss@ea 81 Is.s<4ce.a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-31

NEW YORK. May 10 The lnfan,a Euialia
arose early this morning and prepared for
a busy day. About 10 O'Clock she went
to a photographers and had some pictures
taken. at,ired in $4,000 worth Of
jewels, no; to mention the scces-
series in the way Of silks and iace..
AT 5 o'clock this evening the Railways os
the Savoy hall were crowded with guests
hidden 10 the reception given By Com
mander Davis as representative OF
the United States government The
ladies In their smartest afternoon toilets
arrived so rapidly that o crash Was threat
ened. a, Sis the infaasa Dol her
position at the west end OF the
private, neep.ion rooms. The ladies
and gentlemen advanced through the
suite Of handsome reception rooms and
we're presented, boxing frs. 10 tie pr!n-
cess and then 10 the prince n
others Of the royal party. Guests
continued arriving uatE q lev
minutes before 81, when q in!aata
and receiving party retired. The in
fansa. accompanied by Prince Antoine
and suite and escorted by Conn
n,snder DAYS. went 10 the Firth
avenue ,hea,er this evening. The first
two rows in the orchestra were occupied
hv the members of the COMMITTEES Of loo
and their wives.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-31
THE DAy4s FUNERAL TRAIN.
Southern People Show Reverence for
Their kx.Leadersn Memory

Southern People Show Reverence for
Their kx-Leadsr's Memory.
SourH BosroN. Va. May 30.-The Davis
funeral train was received at every station
throughout the day BY large c%oncourses of
people. with military and civic honors.
At Greenville. 8. c., and Durham,
especial demonstrations were made.
When Raleigh was reached the stores
were closed. the houses draped in mourn
Jig and bellstolled. Military and veteran
organizations we're present with a funeral
car and the casket was placed upon It and
taken to the capitol. The people filed
by in q constant stream until the
Journey was resumed. Gov. Carr and staff
accompanied the train to DanvilIe. At
Reidsville Gov. Mckinney and staff joined
the train. Everywhere flowers were show
cred into the funeral car. The train is
expected to reach Richmond about 2:yp
o'clock in the morning, and the casket is
to be moved at once to the capitol.
GREENSBORO. May 30-Aii night long
from Atlanta to Charlotte were demon
STATIONS in the wav of cannon or mus
kerry saiutes as Jefferson Davis funeral
train sped by. At G~rsenviile Gov. Till
man, OF South Carolina, boarded the train
and will go TO Richmond.
NEW YoRK, May @.-Mrs. Jefferson Da-
Wis left this morning for Richmond to
attend the services a. tho refinement Of
Davis body.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-31

CHICAGO, May 31.-The great annual
Decoration day cycling event, known To-
caiiy IS the Pullman road race. being q
run of some twelve miles, from Michigan
avenue aud Van Buren, street 70
he town of Pullman, was contested
today by some hundreds of bike riders,
including many men whose fame Is ma
tional. The race is a handicap. the start
ers being handicapped according to their
known performances. with view to giving
everybody a fair chance to win
the race. The day and weather
were perfect. and was q merry
spin. The winner Of the race was
NJ. Nessel, Of the Columbia Club. who had
n six minutes handicap. and who covered
the distance in 55 minutes and ~ seconds.
He Is the actual winner of the race.
but the chief interest to cyclists GEN.
tiers in the time Of the winner, that
is, the man who covered the distance
in the shortest time, regardless of handi-
zap. To determine who that mar is re-
qu'res much figuring by the judges, who
are now hard at work on the problem.
The judges finally awarded prizes as fol-
lows: First. NJ. Messed. Of the Columbia
Club, 55:4i; Charles T.. kins.ey, Of the
Illinois Cycling Club, 5:ll %.