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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-05
NORFOLK
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Norfolk 2 DO q q -
Summary: Earned runs-Rschmoni. g..
Norfolk, 2. Three base acknowledgements
Two base h!ts-Pender and Ramp First
baEe on errors-Richmond, 4; Norfolk. 4
Base on halls-Off Kagey Q; Pfanm!ller
5. Left on bases-Richmond, s: Norfolk,
9. Struck out-By Kagey, 8: by Plan
miher, g. Hit by pitched ball-Boland,
Beite, Quinn. Double playa-Langs-
ford to Wentz. to Stephenson: Pender
TO Berte to Wells: Turnerto Stephenson
Stolen bases-Kain ., Sanford 9, Pender
4. ellis. Wild pitohes-Pfanm!ller
THme-1:56. Umpre-Clsne
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LYNCHBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Petersburg .....OO O100OO "a
Lynchburg .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
summary: Earned Runs-Petersburg
g Two-base Hit : Dundon. Home
Run-Kefly Stolen Rases-Kane stool
S dale. Double Plays-Kane 10 Rresn Ia
stanhope; Stockdale to DuEndon 10 Sian
nope: Breen and Stanhope; Smith and
5McGann. Base on Balls-Off Stockdale
4; on Stultz, 4. Hit by Pitched Balls
Breen. McGann. Struck Out-By Stock
dale. y; by Stultz, g. Wild Pitch-Stultz,
Tipae@-1 80. Umpire-Eanes,
sporting page. fl r
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For Three Years He Suffered : Could
Hardly Breathe at Night-One Nostril
Closed for Ten Years.

Mr. A Nj. Ramsey, of De Leon, Texas,
vas n sufferer from Catarrh in its
worst form. Truly, his description of
his sufferings seem little short of mar
velous. Instead of seeking his couch.
glad for the nights coming, he went to
It with terror, realizing that another
long, weary, wakeful night and q
struggle to breathe was before him.
, DE LEON TExAa
GENTS: have used nearly four bottles %
r. +, ~, was nitiic;ed from the crown OF my
has cured my difficulty Of breathjng- s,notber.
ing, palpitation OF the heart, and has relieved
me OF all pam. One nos;r was closed for
ten years, bat now | can breathe through il
readily.
in nSye not SLEPT on either side for two years.
sleep soundly in any position all night.
am 50 wars old, but expect soon to be able
that was lucky enough to get +. p. P..andi
heartily recommend it to my friends and The
public generally.
r,,- < NJ RAMSEY.
T STATE OF TEXAS, S..
Before the undersigned authority, on this
a afGy pse rn@ d appeared A. NJ Rasey who
foregoing statement made by him relative to
s. 4. ii: RAMSEY.
August 18th, 1891.
J. NJ LAMBERT, Mp,
Comanche County, Texas
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Yestcrdny,s Games.

Richmond, 10; Norfolk. z.
Petersburg, 3; Lynchburg, 0.
h-Roanoke-Rain.
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where the Clubs PIn

t Whcre the Clubs Play To-Day.
Roanoke ut Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Richmond.
~ Lynchburg at Petersburg.
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General Fitzhugh Lee. the new Con.
yssteTeay.
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Hi HAS BEEN so BEFORE
Richmond Takes the Game From Norfolk to
u the Tune Of Twelve 10 Seven.
PETERSBURG SHUTS our LYACHBuRG.

no Game Between the Portsmouth
n and Roanoke Clubs On Account OF
Cleveland Now Holds First Place,
with baltimore Close Second.
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Average OF the Portsmouth Team

i1aInpe and drummer, not having play
list.
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Sold by all druggists.

oUIu Uy All urUHEISt9.
IPPMAN BROS. Apotheearies. Sole Prop'so,
Lppman's Block, Savannah, Ga.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-08
LOUISIANA. DEMOCRATS

In resolutions adopted at Baton
Rouge. June 18th, 1896 by the Demo-
cratic State convention, we find vigor-
eusIy expressed the policy which Lou
lsiana Democrats, whether of sound
money convictions or OF bilnetalllsm
pr"cllvlties must at last follow, how
ever much they may differ upon the
national Democratic platform. OBJ
serve this resolution:
"Resolved. That we proclaim our
loyal adIelenc to its time-honored
politics and organization and that
our delegates to the National Demo-
cratic convention at Chicago are in
strncted t." hold the autonomy Of the
party as the paramount issue.
The above stands as the first reso-
luton IN order IN til" platform aud It
Is the only one upon which specific
and categorical Instructions are given
to "r d-iegarrs
M matter what the convention of
Chic <" ruled as the pnlicy nf the
party. they had to submit in urde: to
preserve the autonomy of the party.
1t the national convention passed q
~
ey currency, the delegates hal to stay
IN order I" preserve the autonomy of
the party. 1t it decided the reverse
saty they must Hntier their instruc-
tiOns.
Now there is dee, seated policy n
that res"lve-Ln,istana policy-So lt!-
ern policy.
The meinar es Of twenty Years mis-
government. anafc'iy aud tyranny IN
our mltlsf, still haunt oar old states
men. History repeits itself. Every
one, who reflects. knows That force
bills a'e still in reserve fu lie replo-
dnced when The propifnns time comes.
The lrniil1iot's time is when the DEM
ociatic party, tie hnlwars of Southern
rights and liberties. is either paralyzed
or SO shattered rs to he unable to pro-
tect the land against a renew
al of former calamities.
Hence Notwithstanding the silver
plank in the Democratic platform, and
even other nhjectional policies, we,
as Southern Democrats, without Yield
ing particle of our convictions as to
sound money policy, Lave no other
Oul w StuiIN w UuO AuLOu-
omy Of the party. Support of Nc
kinlev with all that his candidacy and
election import. is a matter of lmpOs-
sibility. So far from discussing his
support, we lay it down that his de-
feat is Onr ultimate protection.
Therefore, bidding our time in the
future, we positively can sec nothing
for Southern Democrats to do except
to support the regular Democratic
| ticket. We are confronted on one
hand with free silver and other politi-
cal vagarips.
That is bad, it is true. But on the
other hand, we are threatened with
force bills, a robber system of tariff
taxation which has brought upon us
all tho Ills we are now subjected to,
negro domination, All incubus Of
evil. that it once fixed upon us we will
not be able to threw off in quarter
Of century. That would be intoler-
able.-States.
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Ordinance No.

Amending Section 6 of Ordinance No. 1876
odorte'i by this jury March 7th, 1895. aud
re-enacfing same 80 as to read as follows,
to-wit:
SEC. 6-He it. ordained, etc.. that said
Dredg" Boat when :" purchased, shall be
used exclusively for Drainage purposes in
the various Drainage Districts of this Parish.
save AMI except in the first Drainage Dis
trict OF this Parish, and shall not operate less
than one year in any one district and it NAV
operate longer at the option of - majority of
the police jury in either the :.pd or 3ri
Drainage District. The costa and expense Of
the maintenance and repair to be horne
equally by the two Districts hut the cost of
running the ,!ret.s" boat shall he at the cost
and expense 0f the District in WI ich it ia
being oprra!ed The cost at the transfer Of
the dredge boat from ore district to the OF her
shall he at the cost of the district reariliay
said fiahs Ter, and further, this amen,tn...,
shalt not 90 into operation in 40 FAR IA th.
tine tie di,',.r boat shall lie operated IN any
one District until the cnnpction ut he e. nal
nov h"in. cut tetwrrn The isavnH l'Eau Hcu
"hd fr G:",',i i.u. til m District M. =.
Adopted aad approved july Sth. 1896.
=. l.. AUCUIN, President,
IT, n. tOCLDS. Clerk.
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Ordinance No.

AN Ordinance to amend and re enact Or,li-
nance NJ. 1874. adopted March 7th. 1895
iSe j. or,laintl and resolved bv the Police
jury of the Parish Of Lai"nlche in regular
meeting convened. that Section ) and Il of
Ordinance No. l9i, adopted by this Police
Jury on March 7th 1855 be amended. re-eu-
acted ant. reOrlainel tn read as fo,iowS:
Section 5-fhe police jury ofthis parish
shall annually ell ct Iy ballot four road iu-
spectors ur overscers who shall eX-o:licio he
leyee inspectors, each nf whom shall h. cnm-
mssIoned bv the president of The p"lre jury
and serve Tor one year fron The day Of his
electl"n or until his successor shall have been
elected arG qualified, the said inspectors
shall furnish bond for the faithful perform
snce of their duties in eum not less than
such salary as may be allotted to him for his
aniti;t services in said capacity: the jnris,.ic
ton of said inspectors or eycI>eers shall eN-
tend to all rords, bridges and causewavs
within their respective districts. Each OF
said iispectors or Ovrrscers shall receive AN
annual salary of 1hree Hundred Dollars,
payable monthly by the Presidenr OF this
jury by warrant on the Parish Treasurer. :
Section 6-This Parish shall be divided
into tour ~ Road Districts as follows:
District No. Shall extend from the up.
per line of this parish on the tight bank of
Bay on Latnurche down To upper line Of .Ier-
vile Romr's place, u.,pusi. Raceiard, on said
bank OF the Bayou aud shall comprise all the
back settlements in said portion Of this
parish.
/. District No 2-Shall extend from the lower
line OF District No. down to the Gull of
Mexico all on the right bank of Bayou La
fourche, ana shall comprise all back settle.
nents in said portion OF this parish.
District No. 3 shall extend from the upper
line OF this parish on the left nank of Bayou
LafOurthe down to the upper Inc Of Upper
Ten Plantation OH said bank Of the Bayou.
and shall comprise all back settlements in
said portion of this parish.
District No. shail extend from the lower
liue of District No. 3 down to the Gulf OF
Mexica, all Gu the left bank of the Bayou
Lafourche and shall con prise all back set
Elements in said portion OF this parish.
Be it resolved and ordained that all laws
and ordinances or parts thereof in conflict
with this ordinance be aud they are hereby
repealed. and this ordinance shall go init
effect immediately.
Adopted and approved July 7tb. 1896.
j. l.. AUCOIN, President,
HIN. COULON. Clerk.
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Ordinance 30.
BE it ordained by the Police jury Of the Par
d. 1 l..I. anal,<

BE it ordained by the Police jury Of the Par
ish Ut l.afnurche.
Sic | That at the session of this body at
which the Parish Treasurer is elected tnere
shalt be elected by this jury some organized
Bank If this State as i Fiscal Agent, and all
LafOurchc shall be deposited with said Fiscal
Agent. rs hereinafter provided, in a separate
and distinct account to be kept in the name
OF the Parish OF Lafourche."
SEC. 2-That the Bank of ThibOdaux be
and tho same is hereby designated and elect
ed as the Fiscal Agent of the Parish of La
fourche for term ut twelve months from
date hereof and until successor is chosen
by this body. provided they furnish bond
equal to that of aforesaid treasurer. aud pro-
vided said hank allows two per cent interest
per annun on daily balances and permits
this body to overdraw to a reasonable amount
at six per cent per annum interest.
SEC. 3.-That all funds of the Parish of La
fuurche now in the hands OF the Parish
Treasurer shall within ten days from the date
OF passage of this ordinance be deposited
with the said Fiscal Agent to the credit and
for the separate account of the 'Parish OF
Lafourclie" and all funds of the said Parish
hereafter turned over by any collector. Sher-
lift or other person to said treasurer, shall
within forty-eight hours after being so turned
over be deposited by said treasurer with said
tlScai Agent, IOf account as slGfeSiIu VI tue
Parish of Latourche." IN default OF which
the Off:ce Of said Treasurer shall ipso .factO
become varated and shall be filed by the
police jury by election.
SEC. THAT at every regular meeting OF
the police jury or as often as may be required
by said police jury or the President thereof,
the Treasurer shall submit tor the use OF the
jury the Bank Book kept with the Fiscal
Agent showing what funds were deposited
and on what dates. and tho list OF checks
drawn against the funds Of the Parish, sor
what amounts in favor Of whom drawn and
dates when drawn, and on failure OF said
Treasurer to thus submit said Bauk Book,
his Office shall ipso faeto be vacated. and
shall be filled by election.
Sic. s. That the Parish II easIrer elected
T.. this body July 9th, 1896, aud the Parish
easurer to be elected annually hereafter
hail give bond as requited by existing ordi-
nances.
SIC. 6.-That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage, and all or-
dinances in conflict herewith be aud the same
are hereby repealed.
Adopted and approved July 7th, 1896.
J.. L. AUCOIN. President,
II. N. COCLGS. ..lvrk.
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Words Of Wisdom.

Don't watch the cook too closely.
All politenrss is OWN. to liberty.
An occasional dru:,hing does a man
good.
1t is EASY to pick ont work for the
fool killer.
No woman wants the latest writ
kles in her face.
People usually pick ont their own
temptations.
The increase Of knowledge increases
the need of it.
Our richest relatives are often the
most distant ones.
A fighting chance often means q
chance to get whipped.
The man is not poor who has the
use of things necessary.
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The New York Journal remarks that

The New York Journal remarks that
criticism of the Supreme Court is by
no means an innovation. The people
did not hesitate to denOunce the Dred
Scott decision, and there were general
manifestations Of disapproval when
the Supreme Canrt participated in the
theft Of the presidency of 1876. The
manner in which the high judicial
body finally reached a conclusion nn
the income tax was not calculated 10
produce a surplus of confidence ON the
part Of the people.
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There may be too much of good
thing-so-c called good laws included.
A Polish lad entered cigar store in
New York, grabbed a handful of
cigars and made off. A young woman
in charge seized a pistol and gave
chase. The thief was captured by the
police and SO was the woman. 1t is
not stated whether the former was
punished, but the latter was fined :;5
Ivy the magistrate for carrying pistol
without permit, although she proved
tina. cousin had left the weapon in
the store for safekeepiDg.
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THE SILVER CONCENTRATIONS.

Cnslcr this caption, the Republican.
"t Springfield. Mass. an organ cup
porting Major Mckinley. discusses the
chances OF Mr.. Bryan, and shows how
the Popnlist votes may mnle than
make up for any detection in the ranks
Of the Democratic party. 1t draws a
picture which has a somber side from
Republican point of view. Here it is:
1T seems that Il yonny man thiity-
six years old has more Presidential
nominations than he knows what to
d" with. This may, never happen
again. Bat whatever course Mr.. Bryan
may now pursue toward the Popnlist
noEina'lon, we must regard the con
centration of the silver forces of Amer
ica Under single leader as substan-
TALLY accomplished by yesterdays
action ut st. Louis. We venture to
predict that every silver vote in the
country will be cast for Bryan, Demo-
cratic or Popnlist; tie silver strength
Is now consolidated, and we state SIM
pie facts when we say hat this concen-
tration Of scattered political forces has
never been surpassed, regarded as a
simple political achievement, in
American history. If the stroke be
Judged by the number of votes in
volved. 1t has no parallel IN the histo-
ry nf the world.
"Parties Of like size have never
before been ANAL lgamatel in support
OF single candidate on the eve of a
great political battle. The Democrat
ic party i'll 1892 cast for President
5,5o6,562 votes and elected it's candi-
dates. The regular nominees this
year will not secure that number OF
votes from the oIdparty organization
on account of the bolt of the gold
standard Democrats, vet how many
will he lost therabyY Will the strength
| of the Popnlists more than make up
for the detection The latest estimate
| OF the total Populist vote is, therefore,
i OF Immediate consequence.
TN 1892 General Weaver, POpulist
candidate for the Presidency, pollell
! 1.055, ,424 votes. and, what is of more
significance, the total Popnlist vote
cast in the various State elections in
1894 was i'll round numbers 1900, ,OO0
votes. an increase of about 100000
compared with the vote for Weaver,
There can be little doubt that all the
votes cast for Pupuiist candidates in
the State elections of 1894 will be cast
for Bryan in 1896. We find, moreover,
on analysis of the returns of the Pnpn-
list vote for 1894, that its aggregate in
the whole country not only increased,
but that 1t showed u strong upward
tendency in such pivotal States as
Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, and Califor-
MIA, not to mention State like Kan
| sas. Comparisons based on the 1892
vote for State officers reveal in Cali
F; fornia an increase in 1894 from Is, ,OOO
to 81 900, in Iowa from 10000 to 80,
600, in Illinois from 2O108 to 59,793,
! in Indiana from 22,O17 to 29,38S, in
Minnesota from Sc, ,S63 to 1881, 1t is
best to know the worst, and there it is
The facts are that the populist strength
at the last election showed everywhere,
and not least in those regions now re-
gardea as the battle ground of the
coming campaign, signs Of vigorous
and CON nstant growth
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NOTICE

F=. THE STEAMER LOUISIANA
esssa ,avrs Donaldsonville on Sunday.
Tuesday ana Thursday at 6 O'clock q. m.
passing Nar"leonville at 8:l5 a. m.. Thiho.
danx at 1890, connecting with II a. m.
train: arrives ut Lockport at 2p.m.
Leaves Lockport nn Monday. Wednesday
ard Friday. at a. M, passing Thibodaux at
$3.50 "a. M. Napoleonville at 1880; arrives at
Donaldsonvilla at $3.50 p. M, msking c'eae
connection with the T. & p. 3:45 train for
New Orleans.
On Saturday, makes the round trip from
Donaldsonvile to ThibOdaux and back
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A SENSIBLE MAN

Covers his steam pipeing and drums with
Careys Asbestos -Magnesia Sectional Cover
ings. It pays for it's cost in less than year.
Put in a Thompson Eclipse to burn bagasse,
shaving, rice hulls, pea or buck. wheat coal
lining papers and engineers supplies, to
DAFFUON & STOUTz,
$40 Union Street
9m' s. Z. New Orleans
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The Cheapest. Purest and Best Family
Medicine In the W0ridi


For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaun.
Depression os Spirits, SOUR STOMACH,
Heartburn, etc. This unrivalied remedy is
warranted not to contain a single particle of
MERCURY, or any mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
which an all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail
will cure all Diseases caused by Der.nge.
n,ent OF the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are
bitter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in The
Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken for Rheu-
Inatisln; Sour Stomach; Loss of Appetite;
Loss or Memory, with . painful sensation of
havin. failed to do something which ought to
have been done; Debility; Low Spirits, q thick
yellow appearance of the Skin and Eyes, a dry
Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few; but the LIVER
IS generally the seat of the disease, and if not
ness and DEATH will ensue.
The following highly esteemed persons attest
to the virtues OF Simmons Liver Regulator:
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Ca; Hon Alexander II. Stephens
I'VE have tested its virtues personally, and
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
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Landlady-"Wbat part of the tur-
key will you have, Mr.. NewboarderPn y
IA little of the outside, please. - Life.
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"Why didn't decline to have an
other ice cream soda Why. the idea
o: suc. thing! He would have
t., ught was in love with him"
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Caprice buyeth folly then ex
changeth it for a greater folly.
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Cupid shoots his strongest arrow
at the poe!setbook.
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THIBoDAUx, La, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1896.
ASK the recovered

oyspcptics, bilious
sufferers, victims Of
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A woman's interest in anybody usu
ally begins with curiosity.
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No man ever marries but some wO-
men thinks he's captured
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II you want to make friend, praise
a dog in its owners presence.
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The road to happiness is the pleas
ATTEST part of the journey.
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DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
wy No. l-rhos. Beary, o. Anth6ment
adI.B. !. Mire.
uat No. 2-Thos. Barker, Oscar Anth6-
~. 9. !. Guidry.
yls No.J.-L. j. Trosclair. J. l.. Leblanc,
~, TOnassi.
60AD AND LEvEE INSPECTORS.
Vaxlss 90. .l.....-....J. B. Bourgeois.
NO.2 ........ l.. A. Belauger,