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LICENSES FOR 1898.
OFFIcE TAX CoLLEcroR, PARISH OF
IAFOTRCEE.
Thibodaax, LIZ, Jan.

UFFIUt TX NOLIEEI0It- PARISH OF
LA~FoURCEE.
Thihodaax, LIZ, Jan. II, 1892.
Notice is hereby girer that | have
on hand State and Parish blank Lie
enses tor TIE year 1888, and that | am
ready to issue same to all parties
whose DUTY it is 70 procure licenses
for tins current year in order to carry
on their business. On al licenses un-
paid by tire 1st Of March next, attor-
ney's fees Of 10 oln in addition 10 costs
will accrue. Co3le Hpand avoid costs.
I. /. L0RI0,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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You NgSL STor CorGHING!-Mars-
den9s Petgslal I}alr is q certain and
speedy ci.tc tna all coughs and colds.
L gives ltlitf ut once, aud permanent
cure wleh us"tt according to ditcc-
IONS. II is not an experiment. 1t
mas oeeh tf3ed tor IS Wears. Sold by
druggists.
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The home of Mr.. Emile Lefort was
made happy last Wednesday by the
arrival of a stranger: a little girl-a
bouncing girl weighing ten pounds.
w congratulate the father and moth
or. Both mother and child are doing
well.
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MRs. j. n. WRIGHT, MrLLINEI, in
forms her many customers that SHE
has reduced her winter goods to make
room for her spring stock. Call and
make Il eood bargain.
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Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the scalp
free from dandruif, prevents the hair
from becoming dry and harsh. and
makes II flexible and glossy. All the
elements that natures, to make the
hair abundant and beautiful, are SUP
piled By this admirable preparation.
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N0TfCE.-TAx PAYERS are hereby
notified that all unpaid taxes will bear
2 olo interest per month after Dec. 81
1892, ard in accordance with existing
law, ! will seize and advertise for sale
all movable property owing tax after
Ja~nuarys31st 1898. z. Z. LORI0,
Nov. rs, fS2. Shorthand Tax Coll.
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SOLD on ITS MERITs.-Preston'sIled-
AXE is an unfailing cure for any and
every form of headache. 1t will cure
your headache in Is minutes. 1t is
guaranteed to DO that or money refund
ed. Did you even receive a fairer of
ferq If it does not do what we claim
we don't want your money. No cure,
no pay.
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With pure, vigorous blood coursirg
through the veins and animating
every fibre Of the body, cold weather
is not only enanrable but pleasant
and agreeable. M other blood medi
cine is SO certain in its results rs Ay-
er's S%arsaparilla. What 1T does for
others it will do for YOU
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a Ga gaD.

YTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, TAKE THIS
~ method Of informing the public and
our patrons THAT We have removed our
pfUa STORE from the building at the corner
OF Main and st. PhiiipStreets. Into the oase-
Inent OF the L. y. Roth double story BUILD
ing situated at the corner OF Main and Green
Streets, g~hibudaux, La.
We hope that our friends will favor us
with their patronage i'll the future as they
have done in the past.
ROTH DRUG 60. Limited.
Thibodaux, Dec 18th. 1882.
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"Acadia" got through planting cane
this week. We have not head how
many acres were planted.

If the care Of the hair We're made a
part Of a lady's education, we should
not see so many gray heads, aud the
nse of Halls Hair Remover would be
unnecessary.
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The following is tabalated list -
tine sugar refined by the Lafourche
Refinery, showing the crops OF the
different plantations that had their
syruts refined into sugar Ut t..is large
and Mnll Lnnatnl miami
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Frantz Zernott 5 new store build
ing is already booming up-it will be
n improvement on the other one.
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DIRECTORS
PERSONALS.

Misses Louise and Velma Roger, the
charming daughters Of Nh. Ernest Ro-
ger, owner of Greenwood plantation,
Il few miles above Thibodaux, left
last Tuesday for New Orleans. where
they will spend IA few weeks, 1T the
same time taking in the carnival.
We wish them Il pleasant trip.
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Thursday morning at | o'clock, there
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Blu
siere residing on Canal ST., ii pretty
little girl. The little one is healthy
and seems to like the world.
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Female Weakness Positive Cure.

To The EDITOR:-PIease iEform
vour readers hat | have y positive
remedy for the thousand and II ills
which arise from deranged female on
cans. | shall be pleased to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any la
DIV if they will send their Express and
p. @. Address. Yours respectfully,
Dir. b. ID. MARCHiSl, UTICA, n. y.
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Mrs. Le0nval, of Houma, came on a
visit to Thibodanx on last Saturday,
and returned on Monday. During her
stay she was the guest o. Mrs. .. eau
threauy, our well known modiste and
ladies' hat trimmer.
Messrs. Max Dupaty and Oscar
Thibodeanx, both of Napoleonville,
made a short trip to Thibodanx ON
las Tuesday. the Doctor returning III
Wednesday, and MIR. Dupaty, on
Thursday.
Judge L. P. Caillouet. Col. Thos. A.
BaGeaux and Capr. 4 j. Braud took
the train on last Wednesday for New
Orleans, where they go for the pnr-
pose Of representing Bfanch 336 of
the c. X. of A. of Thiboaaux in the
State Council of that order. The
SENTINEL compliments the Branch
npon the ability of the delegation sent
by it.
We inadvertently forgot to mention
last week the arrival in our town of
Mr.. +. T. Mouret and family late, of
Jeannerette, La, Mr.. Mouret and
family lave come to stay. This gen
tleHan has resigned his position as
de, uty sheriff Of the Parish Of St. Ma
rv 70 come to this place and take
citfrge of Mr.. A. j. Sinoneau's store
on jackson St. a. general manager,
ard he comes here very highly recon
mended. Mrs. Mouret is the daughter
Of Mr.. Pierre Babin, a gentleman WHO
has been well knows in this Parish.
They are most welcome.
We We're happy to meet at II sane
tuni on last Tuesday. Dr.. L. L. Bourg,
who has just returned from ST. Auto
Mo, Texas, whittier, as we had pre-
y%iotiSlv announced, he had gone for
his health, rs he was suffering from
rheamatism N the lower limbs. He
left with clutches. and returns having
left the crutc:ses behind him. IIeis
almost entirely we'll from his ailmeut,
suffering with very little ii fiamation
IN tie ankles. With good care. he
Wils shortly be entirely cared. Other
wise he is enjoying a very good health
and is locking splendid. his many
ftiends will be glad to welcome him
! home again. with the best wishes of
a ptrmanen5 cue.
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FOR SALE

4 COMPLETE VEINS PUMP, ENGINt
"a and Boiler. in Ma nolia Grove Plan
tation, oppositk 4badieville.
Apply to LEWIS BROS,
NO. % IchoupItoulas 80: New Orlea:,
May u, 80
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1000 Gallons Cistcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, $50
A Ripvs a Bros. 60 Perdido st. New Orleans
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$50 REWARD B @ns snnv rrFss5
of the party or parties who murdered an IN
known white man in Thib0deaux on the
night OF December 25rd., 1882.
w. @. Raglan
Mayor.
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FOR SALE OEs RENT.
an AvassnEEe &ussna. Farm.

fENHE ARTREDGE PLANTATION, SITUA-
4 ted in the Parish of Lafourche, on the
right bank of the Bayou Lafourche, at about
as miles above the Town of r%libodaux. in
close proximity of the La}ourcAe Refaery.
Has one hundred and twenty acres of first
years stubbles from. this years plant cane,
and enough seed cane properly windrowed
TO piano this coming year so acrs.
Apply to
II. TETkFau,
Dec.3-a2 I'm. Thibodaux, La.
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TAXPAYERS.
Remember

flat after December 3Ist, 1892, all I'M
Maid < will bear interest at the
rate Of y oIo per month
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BRAUD, Pres. C. LAGARDE, v. PRES
G.. p. SHAVER, Cashier,
Sixth Quarterly Statement
Of the
Bank of

T~hibodaux, La,
AT OF BUSINESS FEB. Bird, 1893.
RESOURCES.
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Straycd or Stolen.

BLACK MARE Is HANDS HIGH
branded on left shoulder No. 8,
D.. BRUU>ARD.
Assumption LA.
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For Sale.

fG,NO SHOW CASES IN coon CoyDI-
Z ten, Apply 1T
TiIIKODAUN DRUG STORE.
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Mrs. Leonval, of fIouma, came on
visit to Thibodanx on last satQrda
and returned on Monday. During Ii
stay she was the guest % Mrs. .. Ga
threauy, Il well known modiste al
ladies hat trimmer.
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Dec.3-a2 I'm.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.
Involving the Estate of the Late
James M. Jones of Pettis
County.

An important case was heard in the
probate court yesterday before Judge
Hoy against the estate of James NJ.
Jones, who died July %, 1898. Mrs.
Narcissa B. Jones, his widow, is the
executrix of the estate, and she
brings suit to have an allowance OF
thirty-eight hundred dollars from the
estate. The money came from her
private estate and was in the hand,
of the deceased at the time of his
death. Mrs. Jones holds notes signed
by her husband for the amount, with
the exception of one thousand dol
lars. In ordinary transactions of life
they would be outlawed, but it is I'M
derstOOd that the statute of limitation
does not run against this kind of debts
between husband and wife. Judge
Hoy reserved his decision.
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Death of Miss PehI,

Died, in this city, at the corner of
Withers and Harrison avenues, at
the residence of her brother, Peter
Pehl, Marie Pehl, aged thirteen years,
less one day, as to-day would have
been her thirteenth birthday.
Miss Pehl had only been a resident
of this city for enc year, having come
to Sedalia from Hesse Nassau, Ger
many, to reside with her brother.
She was stricken with the dread di.
sease, diphtheria, last Tuesday. She
attended school Monday, and was a
most earnest scholar, ranking high in
her classes. She was of a loveable dis.
position, and was admired by all who
knew her.
1t is sad to see such rare flowers
plucked so early in life, but OF such
is the kingdom of Heaven.
The funeral will take place from
the family residence, the service to be
conducted by Rev. Meyer, of the Ger
man Evangelical church, at two
o'clock this afternoon.
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UNFORTUNATE LOCALITY.
Fatalities on the NJ, x. & T.
Railroad at and Near
Pilot Grove.

The recent tragic death of Rudolph
Young calls to mind the fact that
since the completion of the NJ, X. IL
L. road six persons have met un.ime-
" deaths in Il similar manner ut or in
the vicinity of Pilot Grove. The firs.
victim was George Di:sci., who under
took to board a moving freight at
Harris station, missed AIS footing aid
was killed; victim No. 2, was a man
named Potts, who was killed viii e
trying to cross in front of an engine :;
No. }, young Harvey, of Ridge
Prairie, attempting to jump from a
moving passenger train and met a
horrible death No. 1. an old gentle
nan of Boonville named Maddox.
while walking on the track, was killed;
No. D occurred two years ago; VIM.
Ellis, a very old man, was walking on
THE track, and, ON account of deafness
failed to hear the train, was struck
and killed No. 8, the last victim on
the list of tragedies is Rudolph Young.
so far not single litigation has re-
suited on account of these accidents,
but it is very probable that the COM
pany will be asked to settle for the
death If Rudolph Young, if for no
dheI reason than for maintaining a
dangerous crossing.
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HORTICULTURISTS
Of Pettis County Will Meet i'm
SedaIia on December
2, at I p. NJ.

l.. L. Kirk, secretary. announces
that the Pettis county Horticultural
Society will meet at the court house in
Sedalia on Saturday, December 2, at
l o'clock p. m. The following will
constitute the programme:
l. Reports as to the conditions of
the fruit trees and plants in. different
parts of the county, by members.
=. ''S0me of the new varieties OF
Apples by J. H. Monsees, Beaman.
3. What shall be the character of
the meetings of the society in the
future.
1 Reports on the varieties OF
small fruits, opened by Joseph Upton,
Green Ridge.
). Question box, in which persons
desiring information on particular
subjects can obtain desired informa-
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To the question as to the name of
his companion, who was slightly in
iured, he would make no answer,
burying his face in the soft pillow.
He was very pale and rapidly going
into semi-cOnsciOus state so that he
did not realize the great disaster that
had befallen him.
1t was about 1:3O o'clock when Doc
tors Conkright and Ferguson, two
skillful surgeons, began to use the
knife and saw, the patient having
been placed completely under the in
huence of drugs. The operation oc-
cupied about an hour, at the end of
which time both feet had been re-
moved.
Joe Means is a single man, about
twenty-seven years old, weighing not
less than 100 pounds, and is rather
good looking.
On No. I passenger train, which
reached Sedalia ut 1l:55, little later
than the freight, were several other
young men from Lamonte who were
beating their way to Sedalia and
were out on an expedition similar to
that which proved disastrous to Means.
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ARE HAPPY NOW.
Two Preachers Tie a NuptuaI
Knot on East Sixth
Street.

The marriage Of Miss Carrie NJ.
Clay to Mr.. H. B. Wright, which
was announced in advance in yester-
days BAzoO, took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Clay
No. 40 East Sixth street, at eight
o'clock last evening, in the presence
of many invited guests.
The interesting ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. A. X. Cronce,
pastor of the First NJ. e church, as
sisted by the Rev. William Jones,
ID. ID presiding elder Of this district.
Incidental to this happy marriage.
a sumptuous wedding supper was en-
joyed, and many useful and orna-
mental bridal gifts were presented.
The bride is the daughter of C. e.
Clay, one of Sedalia's most highly es-
teemed and active business men. BY
her large circle Of acquaintance she
is held in great regard.
Mr.. Wright is popular and intel
ligent NJ, K. Il T. baggage man, rum
ming between Sedalia and Hannibal
The BAzoO adds its best wishes and
congratulations to those which were
showered on the favored young couple.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

The three past months you have
received no BAZoO. The matter Is
fully explained in another column.
You will all receive your full quota
Of papers for which you have paid.
The dates Oh the address slip will be
advanced three months. To illustrate
ga. ]. Williams, Indian Creek, Tex.
Dec. 81, SO"
When corrected his paper will ex-
pire March 81, "a.
1t is to be hoped that this will prove
satisfactory to patrons of the paper.
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You used to your

with us Sundays. You used to your
self, didn't vou?"
Mr.. Carnes blushed and denied
that he had ever dined away from
home on the Sabbath in his life.
Didn't he?" the woman asked,
turning to Johnnie Wright.
The baggage agent was certain he
had, ''for I've seen him as l passed
the window"
Johnnie had to jump to miss the
weight of Mont's No. II.
"And Judge Halstead-what's be-
come Of him."
Hes here yet"
"And Tom Kehoe? Now he's a
nice gentleman"
Mr.. Kehoe is in Moberly."
"And John Henry Summers amt
dead yeti"
mo"
Dear me! How things 'er changed!
| hardly know myself"
well, l don't know you," Mr..
Carnes said.
''Oh, yes, you do" the woman re-
piled, as she smiled >weetly into his
face; "tha. pesky BAzoo used to call
me the 'red-headed dining room girlof
the Goat house."
Handing her carpe: bag and cage to
a "nigger" porter, and shouldering
her umbrella Ia Sedalia Rifles, she
marched away with a sigh, leaving
MIR. Carnes to rescue a populist from
the wheels of ''Humpy" Warden's
switch engine.
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Called Yesterday.

A young man announcing himself
as the brother of j. w. Homer, of
St. Louis, whose name appeared as a
leading actor in last Sundays BAzOO,
headed ''Not Very Mysterious, called
at this Office yesterday afternoon and
begged that nothing more be said of
the matter till he had prepared a
statement of the case, which he said
he was in course OF doing.
He was asked if he could provide
his explanation for this issue. He
said no; it might be a week or ten
days before he could hand it in" He
was evidently much perturbed. While
not denying the general truth of the
story as published in The BAzoo,
Mr.. Homer, or the gentleman who
called, claimed that bis coming state
ment would clear up things and bring
comparative peace again to three fam
lilies, who, he alleged, had been pros
trated by the publication.
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ALMOST NINETY.
Death Of Mrs. Gretcha Ringen
in This City Yesterday
Afternoon.

Died at No. 1910 East Sixteenth
street, yesterday afternoon, after
short attack of pneumonia, Mrs.
Getcha Ringen, aged SO years and
SIX months. Mrs. Ringen was taken
SIX Sunday last, and being feeble,
cald not withstand the hard spell and
sccumbed to the disease.
She was born in Hanover. Ger.
mny, and came to America fifty.
eiht years ago, residing in Kentucky
All in Cincinnati, Ohio, for number
otyears. She then removed to Mis-
solri, coming to this city four year!
as. She was twice married. and
bOe children by both husbands, leav.
in, a large family circle.
Among her children are Mrs G.
H Sanford, Of Sedalia; Mrs. d.
Ksten and John Ringen, Of Smith.
tot; Rev. Henry Miller, Of Farm.
inton, NO., and Mrs. Anna Branch,
of San Jose, California.
She was kind and lndulgenl
mother, and greatly beloved by all
who knew her.
She died with the blessed
hope Of immortal life, and seemed
perfectly willing that the Lords will
be done.
The funeral service will take plact
at the German NJ. E. Church, corner
Sixth and Lamine streets in this city,
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
From there the body will be conveyed
ID Smithton, where further servict
will be held in the German NJ. E.
and the body laid to rest in
the Smithton cemetery at ] O'Clock
ID. m.
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PERSONAL.

w. c. Knight, of Boonville, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Beverly Bunce, of BOonville. is
the guest of Mrs Will MellOr.
-Depotmaster Mont Carnes was a
visitor in Kansas City yesterday.
Lon Hansberger, the mail contractor,
returned from Kansas City last night.
DR.. Phil NJ. Steckman was visiting
Kansas City and st. Joseph past week.
Mrs. Charley Washburn, of SmithtOn. is
dangerously i'll and her life is despaired
Of.
-Attorneys George LOngan and Chas.
E. Yeater returned yesterday from Kansas
City.
Miss Eta Lacey, after visit to Mrs
w. A. Guenther, returned to Windsor yes
terday.
Miss Minnie Moore went to SmithtOn,
to-day. where she will he the guest OF
friends.
james Ramey, one of Lafayette coun-
tvs most popular horsemen, was visitor
in the city yesterday.
Ed Earl, representing Kansas City
tobacco house, was in the city yesterday
in the interest of his firm.
Mrs. Ernest Henney and Mrs. John
Hill ret.rned from four weeks visit a,
Ness City, Kan, last night.
Mrs. +. f. Zane and Mr.. and Mrs
Enoch Etheri'ge attended a wedding re-
veption at Oteville Friday night.
B. L. Greer and family, who have
cen residing in Sialia, have moved OFT
y their farm few niles from town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Jennings. East
Fourth street, leave to-iay for Cornelia
Johnson County, Missouri, for holida.
visit
Miss Mary Wilson, WAC resides on
South Ohio street, is reported in critica
condition and there is little hope of heI
recovery.
Mrs. Emma Robbins. Theodore ana
Gentry Shelton and Hon. K T. Gentr,
went to st. Louis yesterday, to remain sew
eral days.
H. X. Pehling returned to his HON.
In Sedalia on the south-bound Pacific thi,
evening, after days visit to the family o.
L. Johannes.-Rick Hill Rerier
Mrs. Frank McCabe and son. Frank
Jr., left for Argentine, Kans. yesterday
afternoon, where she will Join her nus.
.band, who has lucrative position in the
Santa Fe shops.
E. B. Quisenberry, official court stem.
ograPher, will leave Monday Tor a ten.
days visit to his brothers in Boone county
He goes armed for all kinds Of game from
squirrels to wild geese.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. WaIburn. form
erly of Fl. Scott and now a resident OF
Chicago, are in the city, registered a,
Hotel Sicher. Mr.. and Mrs. WaIburn are
prime favOrites in Pettis county, and they
are always very welcome visitors
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Painted and Grained.

The interior of the public library
has been treated to several coats Of
paint and kalsomine, and the windows
in the ladies' reading room cased in
elegant shape. This room has been
newly carpeted, the walls hung with
splendid pictures, including portrait
in oil of Rev. f. 7. Brown, q photo
of A. ID. Jaynes, lithograph Of Cen
eral Grant and the capitol at Washing-
ton, the latter the gift Of John T.
Heard.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-11-28

Despair not, neither man nor maid,
Although your mouth has suffered i'll,
Although your teeth are half de-syed,
You can still save them II you will.
A little SOZODONT be sure,
Will make all balmy, bright and pure.