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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-23


NHEREAS JUshPH u. LEFORT AD-
n1sttator ct the Succession ot Marie
t".t pune Pine deceased widow :" w T,
tir" nt the Parish Of La:curche. las filed q
ahai arrount OF his administration OF the
.irrt~aid estate
Now. the ciorr. al persons. creditors,
htHs aha others interested are hereby warm
(" and notified - file their orpes: ions in
writing, 10 the s,,is! arc"rnt. with the Clerk
g g, ! ~ curt. IT bis ctlice in the town of
i''if"oanX, ten days after the first punica-
ti"t' here OF. Otherwise said account will be
arlrov"d aiti hcmologated III accordance
with Law.
- W;trpss my hand and the impress
"t the seal Of nay Office. at ia boz
~ 4 Tx. La this 18th day of Octo-
Der. A. u 1897
p, + TFGENDRE,
n, D'y Clelk of said Court
Thomas a. Rnieaux.
attorney of Administration.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1s!h Judicial District Court. Parish Of
Laiourche.
Nuccessioa Of Marie C1emeace Fl
cfd,d. deeeGStd r1c of j, Sere
tln foret, No. 14SS Pro5ates.

fNAkE NOTICE ; THAT PtR>TAN TO
an order and decree oi the above Court
and to a commission to me directed in the
ahoye entitled and numbered succession I
viii offer Tor sale NJ public auction. pursuant
70 Jaw to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House III the town III ThIhodaux, IN
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH, 1897,
between tie houls Of II o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p m. the following dt scribel prop
erty, tC-wit:
REAL ESTATE
So much Of a certain plantation or tract Of
land with the buildings au,l improvements
thereon situated in the Parish Of Lafencche
on the left hank of Baynu Lafourche, in the
settlement known as the Vaeherie Dugue
Livandais, aud kncwn as the Home planta
ton, being at about tweutythree miles be-
low the town of 1hbodaux and at abnnt
three miles back from Bayou I.aiourche, sit.
uated on both sides OF Bayou La Vacherie
and which said portion of said plantation
measures three arpents front hv depth of
aoout forty arpent and being the portion of
lot No. 3 on plan made by Bougerol, deputy
surveyor. and is the three arpents front near
est to Bayou Latcurche and is bounded
North by IA tract of two arpents front being q
portion of said lot No.-3 sold by the present
vendor to Hamilton ago and Svlvain &.
Bourgeois by act passed before Fa.e Kno.
bloch March 18th. 1899 and which said lot of
thres arpents ia bounded South By lands of
Charles 5. Mathews.
MOYABLES
Five mules named George Tom, Morgan,
Coleman and Neisic.
On the following terms and conditions,
VIZ: For Cash TO pas debts.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Lafourohe.
October 9th, 1897.
Beattie & Beattie.
Attorneys.
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APPARATUS FoR Defeating SAC
cHARINE JUIGEs.-Dr. J. B. Wilkin-
son, a distinguished scientist, and to:
many years ii prominent sugar plau-
ter IN this State, and the father Of
the Hon. T. S. Wilkinson, our present
Collector Of the Port. has inverted
an apparatus for defeating saeeharine
cane luices, on which Il patent has
recently been granted DR.. Wilkln-
son says that fermentation being one
OF the manufacturers greatest foes in
the manufacture of sugar, and threat
enlng 1t at almost every stage ofits
journey in its transformation into
sacchailne matter, it follows that
cane juice should he hurried as rap d
IS as possible from the mill to The
clarlfieI, aud that the process should
be done in closed vessels to eyclud.
the air, and in vessels of sufficient
strength to bear safely lbe pressure
at about fifteen pounds per squire inch
above atmospheric pressure. Tn his
specifications he claims one form of
mechanism rs best ADAPTED to the
clariieation of cane juice in closed
vessels to exclude the air. We earn
esfly hope that Dir. Wilkinson will
make his apparatus a pronounced
Success. Lit. Planter and Manufac-
tuter.
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GOOD MANNERS ARE HOMEMADE
Children must be taught what the
parents wish them to know. Teach
them truthful, gentle ways, and they
will be true and gentle. II a boy
hears bad language from his father.
he will repeat it, just as certainly as
he has tongue in his mouth : and if
little girl hears her mother gossip
she will gossip the moment she
meets playmate. People who de-
YOUR their food like cattle must not
expect their children 10 have nice
table manners. Gentlemen and good
women are home made. There is
nothing on earth for which one ought
to be more thankful than for having
been brought up in the atmosphere of
pure home. Such home may be
narrow and even hard it may be dc
ficient in material comforts. A man,
as sturdy as all oak. once said 81
was the son of poor parents, and
from my youth up was Injured of self
denial aud hardships but | do not
remember ever to have heard word
from the lips of either my father or
mother that vas not as iJ should be. y
Better such recollections than great
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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THE Color LINE Up NoRTH'-In
the city Of Alton. Illinois, the people
are stirred up over the color line in
the public schools. The races have
separate schools, but the negroes in
sist upon sending their children to the
white schools. The attendance at the
Douglass aud Lovejoy schools the
two buildings set apart for the coored
children by the board of education.
has been very small, and on the other
hand the old buildings are over crowd
sd on eecoant oi the eeiored residents
Insisting IN their children attending
the same schools as he whites.
Superintendent Z !. Haight has
given Instructions that negroes shall
he admitted, but that mo recitations
shall be head until they go TO their
own schools.
The eolored residents oppose the
seperate sohool plan aud say they
propose to figh he case to the end
Abbeville Sleridional.
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NO. 13
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Eighteenth Judicial District Court
Palis', IF Laf0ulc!e.

'S"cceSSion q -H.rie Josephine Pisre
dece"Sfd 'ei,f"'c Of ". 7. Price.
No. 1915 ProJares.
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a country justice had been elected
but few days when II young lawyer
rushed III and demanded cap las.
Now tfat justice did not know a
caplas from police cell. but be dis
liked 10 admit his ignorance. So he
said: "Nov, see Lere, my friend,
you are a Young lawyer and I fear
lack experience. | would advise you
not to be too hasty. Don't be in n
hmry. Wait twenty -four hours, and
then. if yoa think best, come to me
and will give You capiasn The
Young LAWYER agreed aHd went away.
The justice spent the remainder of
the day getting acquainted Will, the
writ called capias. When tue limb of
the law appeared the next morning,
the court felt himselfqualified to issue
capiases by the bushel. Before he
could speak the young lawyer said /:
Nj. Justice. yon were right: | was
too hasty. | have that matter fixed
np all right and do not need capias.
| have come to thank you for the
good advice, and also have brought
y"n tue 81 fee you would have re
ceived fol tie capias, as | don't want
yon to lose anything by your good
deed He went away believing the
justice to be paragon of good sense
and legal lore.
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NoTARIAL.
Naynry FuDEsc.
II. N.

Real Estate and Fire and Life Insurance
Agent. PropeIt ties bought and sold. Money
loaned and borrowed. Bank OF Lafourche
building,
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THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, OCTOBER % 1897

Will return to Virginia in the spring
ana begin an active personal canvass
Tor election 10 the Z. S. Senate, 10
succeed Senator Martin.
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just try 10c. box of Cascarets. the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
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Many man has mistaken a guilty
conscience for a hard bed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-15

r osT-A Liver color.d Bird Dog (poin,-
IL er) ABOUT eight mon.hs old, small iive-
colos<d .po,s all over him, answers to name Of
"Sport Reward il returned to
l. H. Moses, Jr
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Quinlne and OTTER fe-
yer medicines take from S
to 10 days to cure fever
johnson S Chin and Fever
Tonic cures ID ONE DAY.
Are Your Hogs Sick? (?

The preysleoee Of disease among
Segs 10 this section leads me to remind
our people tbst the Depattment Of
Agriculture has. Issued an cstaus.ive
bulletin on Hog Cholera. or Swine
Pfsfae. ] sent ons several shousaod
copies cf ebis valuable work TO people
throughout the District. and interested
some Of che druggists 10 keepiag 90
hand tho remedies enggessed by the
Department I will take pleasure In
sending this Bnllesio to any one desir-
log It.
The medicine recommended by the
department is valuable remedy for the
disease, but it is also vslu.ble as pre-.
yentssise. Il would be wise. therefore,
TO treat hogs that are apparently we'll
& might no. be amiss in this con-
nection 10 remind our people also. shat
the disease is communicated almost
entirely by contact with the diseased
snimais
This renders it of utmost Importance
that sick animals be kept apart from
other stock, and that the caroasses of
hogs that have died Of the disease, be
burned or buried beyond the reach Of
dogs. birds apd other scavengers A
dog or huzzard that has been feeding
on diseased carcass may pass through
OF over twenty farms dropping the dis
ease germs as they 90. THIS explains
why cholera is found breaking out four
aud Eve miles away from any Infected
farue. ghen there is no visible means
Of contract
An ounce Of prevention is worth
pound Of cure. I will be glad to fur
pish these buile.ics TO aoy who desire
them. Address me at Washington. D.
G.
Dec. 2, 's7. j. WM. Stokes
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SANTA CLAUS IS ALREADY
MAKING TRACES
for our store, where be knows be will
fad stock of shoes for ladies' wear
that are thiogs Of beauty for Xmas
presents; and also the ladies favori,e
eff, to ber male friends Of handsome
holiday slippers. that make acceptable
gifts, for little money. We have them
10 goat skin. kid skin and plush. high
cut and Low cut in rich colors that COM
bine comfort, style and durability.
Large line Mems tan paten: leather
Shoes at So so.
A large line Of Trunks aud Valisas on
hand.
BuLTaANN & BRO.
The Old Reliable.
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Why take Johnson's
Chill e Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONEDAY.
Night and Day vaccinatlng
Rock Htll's People.

Rock Hill, Dec. 1l.-Tae 10 pbysi-
ciana Of the city have pu. 10 the entire
day in the work of vaccinatiog the
citizens. The lowest estimate as 70 the
aumber they have vaccina.ed is l. 900
The work will continue night and day
until completed. There is GO sppre-
bension Of 8 spread. !hough this preoau-
tion is taken.
The one case brought here from At
laota is carefully isolated, and the fam
lily qusrautined.
A letter from Atlanta from former
citizen of this place. who is thoroughly
reliable, states that there are many
more cases there. aud that the local
papers are euppressipg the extent of the
facts
The case here is SO mild as to be of
little moment.
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Foreston-J R Copeland.
New Zion-W E Wiggips.
Lynchburg-W B Justus
Oswego F Anderson
Bishopville-J " EIkins
Bethauy-G 81 Pooaer
Salem Station--T W Henry.
Kersbaw-J G Beckwith.
Smithville-W T Duncan.
Camden T Pate.
Camden CircuiG-B NJ Robertson
Wateree-S D Bailey.
Richland-T G White.
Wedgcfeld-F Spear
SUPERANNUATED PREACHERS.
F Aud. Nj L Banks, J G Brlswell,
Sidi 81 Browne, j M Carlisle, Will
liam Carson, w A Clarke, A NJ
Cbreitzberg, 0 A Darby, R L Dufie,
J F Smith, j A Wood, A w Walker,
J J Workman, John Attaway, L NJ
Hamer, A W jackson. Simpson Jones,
L a johnson, Paul F. KistIer, L c
Loyal, NJ NJ Bradham, j j Neville,
l J Newberr, j A Porter. W c Pat
terson, A NJ Attaway. T P Phillips,
C E Virgins, J S Sibley, NJ Nj Fer
guson. j M Rogers, Thos. G Herbert
Sr., T E Wannamaker
Greenwood was selected as the
next place of meeting of. the South
Carolina Conference. Orangeburg,
Chester and Greenville also invited
Conference to meet with them.
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Piedmont-E P Tsylor aud T Grigs.
by Herbert
Greeoville Circuit Z Counts.
Founsain Inn-J W Shell. !.
Reidville-C H Clyde
Greers and Pelham-A n Best
Trayslers's Ress-C B Burma.
Easley and Bsthseda-J E Rush
tone.
Picksns and West Pickens-J s
Porter.
North Piokeus to bs supplied
Walhalla Circuit-J J. Muliin;s.
Seneca snd Walhalla-J L Daniel
Westmipister-R R Dagnall.
Townvllle-L L Ioabioes.
Peodietou-A T Dunlap.
Williamston and Providenoe-P 3
Kilgo.
Williamson Circui!-W J Dowell.
Editor Southern Christian Advocate
j 0 Wilson.
Assistant Edisor-L F Bsaty-Wil-
liamston.
Williamson Colleges Lander.
MARION DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder B Wilson.
Marion-T 4 Morris.
Gentenary-G R Whitaker.
Beit.oo's Neck-E S Campbell.
Conway-W S Stokes.
Conway Circuit-W E Barre
Bucksville--J F Way.
Waccamaw-D A Calhoun.
Bayboro-S Jones.
Loris-J R Sojouroer.
Mullius-S J Bethea.
North Mullins-J K McKain.
Latta-J u Beard.
Little Rock-A j CautheD, il.
Clio-W W Williams.
Blenheip-P 3 Wells
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Mrs. Ii. B. Ford, Ruddelps, H., suffered
for ens yeaIs from dyspepsir and chronic
cpos,ipation and was finally cured by using
IDsWitt,s Listls Early Risers, the famous lit
M piiIs for an stomach and liyer troubles
Is Erehs5n & Cos
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1t 10 easy to catch q cold and just as easy
to get rid Of it if You commence early to use
Oae Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures coughs,
colds. bronchitis, peneumon:a and al! throat
and lnDg troubles. Il is pleasant to take,
safe to use and sure to cure. ]. S. Hughson
4 Go.
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Preachers and
Their Charges.
The Appointments Of the
Methodist Ministers for
the Next Year.

Methodist Ministers for
the Next Year.
Florence, Dec 13.-At the meeting
of the Methodist conference tonight,
Bishop Duncan read out the following
appoiptm ents Of ministers to che
charges named for 1898:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
Presiding Elder-W P Mesdors.
Trinity-J W KiIgo.
Bethel-H W Bays.
Spriog Streets P II Elwell.
Cunberfand-J AZ Steadman.
Berkeley-W q ThroHer.
SumuerviHe-G P Watson.
Ridgeville aud Cypress L R.y
and o. N. Rountree.
St. George's-AC G Walker.
St. Georges Circult-W T Patrick.
Coiletop-H G Mouzon.
Round O aud St. Paul-E K Moore
and W r Buchanan.
Walte,boro-W NJ Duncan.
HendersonvilIe- Hucks.
Hampton and Port Royal-R L Hol.
royd and W A Fary.
Alleodale-W B Duncan.
Black Swamp-W a Weston.
Harleeville-J c Weich.
Besufort-P A Murray.
McClelapville and St. S.epben's-G
w Ga'lin and D A Patrick.
Hardeville-E M McKissiok.
COKESBURY DISTRICT.
Presiding Eider-G T Harmon.
Cokesbury-J G Chandler.
Greeowood-M Dargso.
Verdery-G R Sbafer.
Nine.y-Six-W A Belts.
Donalds-M B Wharton.
Abbeville-J W Daniel.
Antreville-W ] Snyder.
NcCosmick-W n Ariail.
LowndesvIlle-E W Mason.
i
Mount Carmel1H Stokes.
Princetoa-S D Vaughn.
Waserioo-W W Jones.
Pboenix-P Stokes.
New Station aud City Mis.ion-G W
Creighton aud ) W Speak.
Newberry Circuis-D Tilles.
Kin.rd's-J s Lesley.
Saluda-J J Stephenson
Butler-W c Wurp.
P.rksville-J G Holley.
Prosperisy-E G Price.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder W Dickson.
Washington Ssreef-W " Daniel.
Marion Stree.-P L Kirton.
Green Street and Brookland-W B
Baker.
Riehlsnd and Granby-J c Abney.
Edgevood-R G Mercy.
Hyatt's-J W Neely.
L.xingsoo-Wm Harden.
Lexington Fork-M i Banks, Jr.
Lswiedale-J N Wright.
Leesyille-N B Clarksou.
Basesburg-D D DAIMLER.
John-.on-C c Herbert.
Edge6eId-D 2 Dao,zler.
Grauisevilie-N G Ballenger.
LabgleyJ H Nolaod
Upper St. Matthews-J W Ariael.
Fort Motte--R W Hamphries.
RidgewsY-A Il Phillips.
Wiousboro-J l. Crous.
Fair6sld-W H Miller
Columbia Female College, A Rice
president. aud r E S.ackhouse pro-
feesor.
Epworth Orpasnage-Geo q Wsd-
dell, superintendent.
Paine Ius'isute-Geo. W Walker,
president.
FLORENCE DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-E T Hodges.
Florence Statiou-W r Herbert.
D.rlingson-R A Child
Cberaw--D M Mcleod
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Prosperity comes quickest to the man
whose liver is 10 good cou6ition. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are famous little pills for
co"supauon. bi!iousness. indigestion and all
stomach aud liver troubles j S. Hughson
4 Co
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When Germany and Rusaia ge,

When Germany and Rusaia get
through dividing China aud England
and France flush the gobble ofAfrica
they may be in the humor undertake
the Job of dividing up the United
States, therefore the pension steal
must not be cursailed, as the able
bodied American patriots. who fight
for Doodle. might not rally around the
old fagjto resist foreign aggression.
Patriotism must b. fostered at all
costs and Congress had better be
very carefnl what It does.
The food of moral lectures that
the people Of Augusta have had in.
Mcted upen them on account of the
purchase of negro votes in the recent
municipal election we're tiresone in
the extreme, aud if any number Of
the Augusta people read one half OF
the lectures they received more than
Just punishment for all their crimes.
If the people in Chicago and Smiths
Cross Roads would sweep around
their own doors they would find less
time to worry about election frauds
sin Augusta
If the Cotton Growers Convention
that is now in session in Atlanta
proves equal to the task of devising
q plan to raise the price of cotton,
either BY bringing about general
reduction in production or taking it
out of the power of the spectators
to control the price by manipulation.
the members will DE deserving of
greater honor in the South than the
signers Of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence
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North Mullins-J K McKain.
Lasta-J Z Beard.
Little Rock-A j Cautheu, Jr.
Clio-W W Williams.
BlenheiD-P 3 Wells
Bcnnettsville-JL L Stokes.
Beouettsville Circuit S Beasley.
Brightsvllle-J B Traywick.
MCCALL Missiou-T L Beivin.
North Marlboro-W S Goodwin.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-John Oven.
Orangeburg aud City Mission e o
Watson and j C. Strickland.
OraOgeburg Circuit-W L Waite
Lover St Mattheus-M w Hook.
Providence-C D Mann aud E q
james.
Br,nchville-J C Stoll. :.
South BranohviHe-E A WRhes.
Bamberg-T G Odeil.
Denmark-A B Kelley.
B.rnvell-W A Wright.
Willis.on-J G D..is.
Springfield e E Stokes.
Boiling Sprinas-J D Fricrson
Or.nee-N K Melton.
Edis.o-J G Yoogue.
Aike.-A j Stafford.
Sw.nsea-J T MscfsrIane.
Wagner TO be supplied.
ROCK HILL DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder B Campbell.
Chester-J E Greer.
Chester Circuit + Mabafey
East Cbes.er-R A Yongus.
Richbocrs-E P Rosson.
Rock Hills n Zimmermao.
Rock Hill Circuit-T c Ligon.
North Rock Hill B Harris.
YorkviIle-A y Brunson.
Blacksburg-A j Csushen.
Hickory Grove H Tbacker
York Circuit w Humbers.
Fort Mill A Campbell.
Van Wyck-S a Booth
Lancaster-J E Carlisle.
Lancaster Circuit-G c Leonard.
Tradesville-L L L Bedenbaugh.
Cbestor6eld-J P Attaway
Jeff.rson-Allan MacFarlaoe.
Blacks,ock-P B Iograbam.
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
Presiding EIder-A ] Cauthen.
Central-M l. Carlisle.
Duucan-W G Kirkland.
Spartanburg Mission-E B Loyless
Clifton-R w Spigner
Union Station and Mills-W A
Massabeau and j C Roper
.Gafney-T Nj. Dent.
Gafney Circuits T Creech.
Laurens Station and Mission--R
q Jones and j NJ She'll.
North Laurens-D P Boyd
Cherokee M Lawson.
Jonesville-E n Beckham.
Kelton-J n Isom.
Pacolet Mi;ls--B NJ Grier.
Pacolet Circuit-E S Jones.
Enoree-J NJ Friday
Clinton-J L Harley. /"
Whitmire-D A Phillips.
Santuc-A F Berry.
Campobella-S A Nestles.
Belmont-S T Blackman
Woford College, B Smith.
SUMTER DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-T J Clyde.
SUMTER A Clifton.
Sumter City M;ssions--W A Kelly.
Sumter Circuit-W NJ. Byrd.
Manning-W. II. Hodges
Santee-A B Watson.
.Jordan-W A Pitts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ClarenOnt Iolge No. Ga 4. I. N

TINE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMU-
NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No.
a., a. F. 81. will be held on Thursday
Evening, Jan 9Th, at72 p. m. Brethren
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly
Astest-H. C. NOSES, Sec
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The Santer Naschman was founded
ins 1850 and the True Soathyon in 1866.
Tho Wdtchasan and Sosthron now has
lie combined circulation aud influence
sef both q the old papers, and is mani
festly the best advertising medium IN
:Samter
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w A MIS-.

T9R RENT ", 4..uing Avenue Farm.
in suourbs Of the city, Cons.,cs .hoa:
80 acres OF planting land. Apply TO Mrs. T.
J. Tuomey. Dec l5--if
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NIANTED-A lady teacher for The Tsrzaa
w echool, Providence Township APP
pi,can nuat bold 6rst grade certificate and
furaish references. School opens January
3rd. Address ". D Carson, Scnrboro,
S. G, or J. Noses, Prov,deucs, S. c..
Dec 1876.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-05
Coming and GOING.

j. 8 Ashworth, commemorative attor-
ney of Bristol. WIS in Roanoke yesterday
ON legal business and left for home this
morning.
r. II. Edwards, editor Of the Manufac-
tnrers' Record, is in the city, aud is visit
ing DR.. Doggett.
W. A. Glasgow returned to the city
yesterday morning from Richmond.
p. ii. billiard, a prominent attorney of
Rocky Mount. WAS in town yesterday.
w. a. Gardner left yesterday for
Christiansburg to spend Sunday.
Sergeant Il. r. Tilett returned yester.
day from Chatham.
G. w. Armentrout. of Staunton, was
in the city yesterday.
Bristol News NJ ID. Reynolds. of
Roanoke, is among the visitors who are
stopping in our city to day.
Harry Coleman went to Staunton yes
terday to spend Sunday.
r. f. Scott returned from Christians
burg yesterday, where he has been at
tending court.
DR.. w. w. S. Butler, Sr., returned to
his home at Blue Ridge yesterday.
C. B. Junkin, who has been sick for
some time. left yesterday for his home at
Christiansburg to recuperate.
J. +. NJ. Harckel returned to the city
yesterday from a business trip to Lynch
burg.
S. L. Davis, of High Point. n. c., is in
the city.
s. H. Hoge returned yesterday from
Christiansburg.
w. r. Hughes, of Pulaski was in town
a short while Yesterday
J. A Hoover has returned from a
hunting trip to Natral Bridge.
l.. n. Lakewood left on No yester-
day for Lynchburg
L. E. Lookabill returned home from
Richmond yesterday morning 'sadder,
but wiser man.
w. d. Stuart, who has been hunting in
Bedford county for several days, returned
to.the city yesterday.
Miss Richardson, Of Marion, who has
been visiting friends in the city, left for
her home yesterday,
BY II special CONTRACT with the mauufac-
turers to supply the Roanoke and Lynch
burg houses of Hobbie Piano Co. with
pianos in large quantities, enables the
company to offer the very best instru-
meuts Mt prices and on terms lower than
ever before in history of this old estab-
'ished house