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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Selerf MisrrHany.



There's many n trouble
Would break Ike a bubble.
tnd into Tho waters of Lethe denan.
ND not We roheafse ".
And teudcfiy nurse it.
And alfe u o. permanent paee hi ihe heau
There's many o. trfr0W
Would vanish io-morfuw
Were we not unwilling to furnish tle wing.
so sadly lntrudne.
And quietly bro.sling
d hatehes out am sorts of horrible mln.a.
How welcome ile seeming
ui looks that are i.ammg
Wheihef ONES wealthy or whether ones plar;
Bye bright as heriy
Cherts rei A. cherry,
rne uin aud thc cnr. eand ths ieal liaeilt ,lueDp
Resolved 10 DE- merYi
An wori, 20 fcrv
tcens. the famed waters that lid us fanrt
And no longer fearful.
lint happy and cheerful,
We c,lutc has much that's worth l,lns fursei.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

In REMEMBRANCE.-ln one of the Rev.
Dewitt Talmage's sermons he introduces
the following anecdote Z" saw an account
Of a little boy who was TO be taken by a
city missionary, with some other boys, to the
country, to find homes. lie was well clad
and had a new hat given himi but while the
missionary was getting the other children
ready to go, this boy went into the corner
and took the hat he had thrown off and tore
the lining out of it. The missionary said
what are you doing with that hat You
don't want it. What are you tearing the
lining out Of it for 2 'Ah said the boy
that was made out of mothers dress. She
loved me very much before she died, and
have nothing TO remember her by but the
lining And so the boy tore it out and put
il in his bosom.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

FATIGUE A LuxuRY.-It is a great pleas
me 10 get thoroughly tired. The only way
TO fully enjoy rest and sleep is to get tired
hrst. Many person., have an idea that idle
erroneous notion. Idle persons enjoy moth
ing. A sense OF languor haunts them through
the day, aud Of restlessness through the
night. Nor, on the other hand, does mere
physicitf exercise qualify one for the highest
enjoyment of repose. II is the happy com.
bination OF mental aud bodily labor, requir-
ing recreation for both body and mind, which
alone qualities one for the complete realiza-
ton Of the luxury Of the change To rest and
sleep. And il Is only from such sleep that we
awaken greatly strengthened and refreshed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Ghe Come Gnrh.


ny o. CIV.
Gone ere the bloom u youth had neii
Gone. unworn BY The rasplnr years.
Gone, with their hariens an untred,
Gone unhutt by their scaiding tclr..
Gone ele NE plans of life were laid
Gone, with hopes that were but half boru.
Gone as The tint has len tho aowefj
Gone. lte The blush " the early morn.
tone, ere be- know how love may diei
Gone. while friends were an good and true,
Gone, win sone. 10 realms n light;
Hona. where Lille, cur birllet. new.
Gone Wher the heart viii never bleed
'ione, where love will he ciiangeisss. -nrci
tone, With the ropi and brave tn dwell.
rone. who're uie will ho sweet aud pure
N"ne, whcFc the saviour keeps Ills own
poue, We know hut We know not Nin.
unno. tor the saviour wanted him;
GoHs, No know. hut De d.d mot a,e.
ronc. we will Try TO follow hmi
Gone, The wake Of Dol. flight Is plain
N1nn We eau sec where he beat tha nlr
Gone along with me nneel train
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Railroad !Timr Gable.
rENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD line
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, January aiu, 1870.

TEAMS GOfY0 sOCTH AND Etsr,
Leave Montpelier at sos 4. w., 2 Is and $50 r. NJ
Mail -Leayes Waterbury, at 7mAN. Montpelier At sos !,
A., for hostpn New london, Spfi-Vheid New Nufk mi
intermediate points
Day Express Leaves Rouse. Point at 400 A. w. Mon.
ireai ats05 A. NJ. 81 Aihnns ~ l2on w. NnnuHier ai
2l5 p. NJ. for Boston Via Loweli.
Mised Train lcaves S. Albans a t0i o. w. arriving at
Montpelier AZ SO r.N.
slight Express-Leayes ogdenahnrg at 1910 4. w. Mon.
tfeal at las r. ~ 81 Alhaus al 800 h. N Montuoe al
$50 p. w. for Boston via Lowell of Fltehbnrg' erfing
nsd, Sew ioik and intermediate points.
TRATgs GOfyG gORTH AND WESr
Leave Montpelier $40 and sos A. ", and iOr. ".
Express Mail leaves noston VIA Ftohimfr atfm,v
tia Lowel at s.up A, Mo- New London ne 900 A. n
Springfield NJ so A. w., Montpelier Of $50 b. M. foi
Burlington, IT, Aibnus Montreal and Oldcnshulg.
Arcomlnodation Train Leaves Northndd at 100
M Montpelier nt sos A. ~ for Huntington. ST. A.iaIrr
Rchipui, st. Johns and Rousss Point.
Ns fuchbura ~ i1O r.. W.. New YORK Of o O6 D. A.
springfield AZ H2u =. ~, Montpelier o. A. w. fof Rnrinu
ton, 81. hbans, Montreal and oglensbutg and The West
Trains lcave Montpelier for Hare nt e2i and i0i0 A. ST.
and ilQg. " Returning. iray0 nafn 90 100 and Do nj
4 ~, and 800 - ".
Sleeping attached 20 Nigm rtrfcss trains running
between Montreal ami Boston and Montreal aud spuns-
ftld. and -. Alhlns and Troy
bmwing Rom cts mi Day tXpus. trains between Mon
tfeal and Boston.
through telei. for chcaso and me west for sale az te
principal stations.
~. Aihans. Janunf1 u. ls7e
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Err, VT, WEDNESDAY,, MAY 3, 1876.

food. And now, as circumstances have been
improving with us, we are living in house
al our own, with servants, and thousands
instead of hundreds year, and look back to
the year spent in our frugal little home, and
Know that It will always be the happiest
portion of our lives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
CAsro cAsToHrA A

Dr. Samuel Pitcher ~ IIsaunis, Mass. cNpermcnie In
his private practice for twenty years proinec conhna
that would have the properties Of Castor Oi without
is unpleasant taste and gripping effect
Ills preparation sent for, near and far iill hmy he
gave the Of Castora and put up for sale II is
very wonderful in ts effects particularly with the dsorered
siomachs and bowels Of children. 1t assimilates the
food cures sour stomach and wind collie, regulates the
bowels expels and may be- relied upon IN Group
As pleasant, effective and perfectly safe cathartie
remedy II superior Castor on Coriias and syu II
docs contain alcohol and IL adapted 10 any age
by regulating the stomach and bowels of cross and
scky children they become good natured aud healthy
They can enjoy sleep and mothers have rest The Gas
tora put up the Laboratory Of j. r. Rosf Coo ID
ney stre.t S.,, YORK 20.a2f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

THF EASIEST WAY.-Don't live a single
hour of your life without doing exactly what
is to be done in it, and go straight through
it from beginning to end. Work, play, study,
whatever it is-take hold at once, and finish
it up squarely and cleanly, and then attend
to the next thing, without letting any mo-
ments drop out between. 1t is wonderful TO
see how many hours prompt people contriye
to make of day; it is as if they picked up
the moments that the dawdlers lost And
if ever you find yourself where you have so
many things pressing upon you that you
hardly know how TO begin, take hold of the
very first one that comes to hand, and YOU
will find the rest all fall into file and follow
after, Ikea company of well drilled soldiers
and though work may be hard TO meet when
it charges in squad, it is easily vanquished
if you can bring it into line. You may have
often seen the anecdote of the man who was
asked how he accomplished so much work in
life. "My father taught me-" was his reply
"when had anything to do, 60 and do it,
This is the secret-the magic word, "now p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

$50 OUT, young man. She is not here !"
said Pennsylvania preacher, in the midst
OF his sermon, to youth whom he saw stand
ing hesitatingly in the doorway
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

4 Man in Kilkenny recently saw a state
ment of his own death in newspaper. lie
wrote to the editor; Sir--l notice few
errors in the obituary of myself which ap-
peared in your paper on "Wednesday last
| was born in Dublin, not Cork, and my re-
tirement from business IN 1860 was not ow-
ing TO i'll health, but . little trouble had In
connection with horse. The cause OF my
death was not smallpox. Please make cor
rectiOns"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Jlrw efhrrtisemrnts.


~ TO $50 FER DAY, nt homo. Sample worth
$50 sriNsON q co.. Portland, ,ialue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

BRipGEr "Sure, Maria and me was dis
cushin' over what was thin things on the
pitcher over the mantel." Mistress Why,
bridget, those are Raphael's angels" Bird
get; Och, thin the both Of US wuz wrong
| said they wuz twins, and Maria said they
wuz bats"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Witnesses for Christ.

Mr.. Moody spoke on Sunday from the
words, What think ye Of Christ ?" Mat.
thew xxi ~. If ! had come into this
city, he said, 10 fud ont about some one,
10 find out about his character, who he was,
what he was, there would he two classes OF
people ! would go to see ! wouldn't 60 to
his friends only ] would 60 to his enemies
] would 20 10 both classes. have got a
few witnesses want to examine, and will
just imagine my audience is the jury My
witnesses are the men that talked with
Christ-the hitterest enemies that lie had
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
MRS O. B. ltiT
II II l. = = NJ \ Is l. r..
rrench'- New Block, Main Street,

r''per'f'i' inform. 'i- is. Of Montpelier that -aeh'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-10
Answersts Corrcsnondeu,.

In answer to alphabetical, in your
last issue, for remedy for consumption
in its first stages, can recommend DIR.
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery" il
taken according to directions, for it has
been thoroughly tried in my family, and
the results were glorious. Alphabetical"
must not expect one bottle TO do the
work-my wife took three bottles before
she could discover any change, but after
the third bottle every dose seemed to
strengthen the lungs, and now she is
we'll and hearty. Alphabetical" will
write to me will get witnesses to the
above. Henry III. VI. PATTON.
Lawrence, Marion county, Ind.-Cincin-
natl Times, Feb. 4, 1875.
6-3l-d&wlw-(37)
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Prize.
From the Michigan Farmer.l


From the Michigan Farmer. ]
Our county fair is just over; but john
sons Cotswold ram did not take the
prize that was offered for the best ami
NAL Of that kind. Judge Klump was
chairman Of the committee on rams, and
he manifested the deepest interest in
Johnson's, indicating clearly t at if any
sheep ought to take prize that one
ought TO. Johnson's ram was by itself
in the pen with a high board fence. and
before adjudicating the judge thought he
had better 90 in and make a close exam
ination of the animal for the purpose oil
ascertaining the fineness of its wool. As
soon as the judge reached the interior he
walked toward the ram. whereupon
the ram began to lower his head
and TO shake it ominously. just as
the judge was about to feel
the fleece, the ram leaped for
ward and planted his head in the
judges stomach, rolling him over on the
ground. Before the judge could realize
what had happened. the ram came at
him again and began series Of promis-
cuous butts, each give with the precision
and force Of pile driver. Ii butted the
Judge on the back, on the ribs, on the
arms, on the shoulder blades. and the
bald place on his head, on his shins it
butted his spectacles off, it butted his
high hat into silk chaos it butted him
over into the corner. and up against the
fierce, and then butted four boards off the
pen, and escaped into the fair grounds
and skedaddled, and would not wait to
have the first prize ticket pinned to his
ear. Judge klump did not go after il.
No, no. Four men came and carried
him home. The doctor anticipates he
he will recover by the next fair.
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Gke 8u!letim.
The Ivory Trade.


The apprehension that ivory would b.
come one of the products of the past, as
we have often heard our cutlery and bill
lard ball manufacturers maintain, does
not seem to be justified by the facts. Ac-
cording to the following from the British
Mail, Messrs Lewis & Peat, colonial bro
kers, have issued very interesting re.
port of the modern Ivory trade. which,
though showing great Improvement since
1912, is mere shadow Of what it
must have been in the ancient
times. The total quantity imported
into Great Britain in 1860 was $50
tons, the largest In any year between
that time and 1872, when it was only 297
tons the lowest being in 1s44, but 2ll
tons. The fact Of there being an appre-
clable increase in last years imports
over 1874 Of 20 tons is, says report, ''of
the greatest interest, because in this arti.
Gle especially, much more than any other
known, there Is no reason to apprehend
any falling off in the demand. In one
important article Of manufacture-bil-
lard balls--tbere is not any other sub
stance which can be used as an adequate
substitute. The public sales are held
four times in the year. Prices last year
were on the average, much lower than
the previous one, which is attributed to
the general commercial stagnation. The
prices Of good teeth weighing from 5ol lbs.
to 100 ibs., varied from 1915 to $685. per
cwt.; "scrivelloes," 1920 to 500. Wslrus
teeth. sound. weighing q lbs, to 81 ibs.,
were worth GO to go cents per d.; defec-
tive. 40 or a cents. Rhinoceros horns,
OF which 81 tons were imported in 1874,
realized from "a to ~ cents. The proba-
BILE value OF the ivory imported last year
could not be less than S2,500,000. a
larger portion came through Egypt than
in the previous year, and less from Zan-
zibar and Bombay, from South Africa a
little more, and from West Africa little
less.
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NOTICE.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employee of The BULLETIN, unless the
same is made on written order signed
by the president or secretary of the com
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an employe of the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1875. If
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RcrnnIron Wanted,

Wanted. 500 tons of scrap iron in II
tons lots for cash.
VULCAN MANUFACTURING Co.
AZ McLeans' Block, st. Louis. Mo.
5-2l-2w
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion removes freck-
les, tan and sallOwpess makes the skin
SOFT, white and delicate. Its application
annot be detected. 3l0-d&wly.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN makes beautiful
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood the
test of 40 y ears. Is charmingly perfumed
and has no rival. 3-l0-d&wly
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-29

BENEDIoTION DE LA CHAPEL.
LIE. EcOLE ST.. JEAN-Delnain, d
4 heures z. M, doit avoir lieu la
c6remonie de Ia benAdiction de
cettc nouvelle Chapelle-E Ecole.
Ellie sera preced6e par une petite
representation dramatique donnee
par les eleves externes du Convent
du Mont Carmel.
Ces ecoles sont un hienfait pour
les habitants de la nampagne au
quels il repugne d'envoyer leurs
enfants a des 6coles publiques,4ui,
& peu d.exceptions. sont gen6rale
ment dirisees par des ignorants
dq calihre de leur inspecteur de
paroisse, lsacademicien Mccoy.
&c que 10 peuple veut ce sont
des ecoles s6rieuses avcc des direc
teurs ct des professeurs capables
ct responsables, il veut l'instruc
ton pour tous, parce qu'elle est le
principe de la liberte, de la justice
ct lie Heilleur moyen de moralisa
tiau.
En attendant qu'elles soient
ne:toy6es cDmme les 6curies fAu
gias le furent ;tu temps iadis, re-
merc1ons le Rev. Pere Menard
dtavoir prls cefte initiative ct les
danes du Mont Carmel 81 bohnes
ct 81 devouees, dsavoir accepte
cette apostolique mission.
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Distribution des prix.

Une int6ssante cer6monie await
reuni jeudi soir un grand nombre
Gle families a l'eglise st. Joseph
pour assister 4 la distribution des
prix aux eleves dn College de
Thibodaux dirige par lie Rev.
Pere G. Menard.
La bande dc musique de st.
Joseph, sous l'habile direction de
son chef Mr.. O'Sullivan a ouvert
la soiree par de joyeuse fanfares
parfaitement execut6es, leg eleves
ont ensuite Interpreters en- fran
Gals ct tres cOnvenablement la
piece "L'Abbe de lEpee:w
Apres un intermede de quel
ques instants don't les invites ont
prolific pour Sc rependre autour
des tables eharg6es de rafr;.i chis
sements, sous Ia direction de
charmantes danes ct de gracieu
ses demoiselles, la representa- ton
a etc continuee par le "Debate,"
o0ntroyerse en- anglais don't les
eleves Sc sOnt parfaitement &C
quites. Nous he pOuvons nous
emp6cher de otter particuliere
ment Albert Meyer ct Am6d6
C6lestin, qui ont etc vivement
applaudls.
La distribution des prix a ter
mine cette sOir6e de tamille ct tout
le monde s'est retire satisfaltexcep
te les paresseux qui sont rentr6s
chez eux la t6te basse ct les mains
vides. ST ION distribuait en- meme
temps que fes recompenses aux
travailleurs des prix de paresse.
nous commissions deux on trois de
nos petits amis qui obtiendraient
tOus les prix ct 10 jeune A.. j. NJ.
aurait de droit le premier grand
prix, Ou tout au moins une belle
couronne de paille.
Dams l'apres midi de la meme
journee ont Ell lieu les examens de-
fin d'ann6e a l'ecOle de Mile Clara
neutrality-suspicious. infiniment
de n'avoir pas etc prevenu, nous
nous serions fait un vrai plaisir
d'y assister, Car cette excellente
institution pour les jeunes enfants
est Acknowledgement dirig6e ct don.
ne une grande satisfaction aux
families de Thibodaux.
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lie tribunal correctionnel de
Treves Prusse rhenane) Went
de cOndamner un cure catholiqne
a trois mois de prison, pour DELFT
d'otfense au prince de Bismark ct
all ministre des cultes, Mr.. Falk.
Nj. Jox, cure 4 Brockscheid, Sc
joint d une excursion champ6tre
que Pinstituteur de ltendroit en-
treprend aveo ,ses eleves. LIE
brave pr6tre est accompagne de
son CHEN. An moment du gOuter
le cure appelle son chien ct lui
presente IN mOrceau de tartine
beurree panimal voqlant happer
le moroccan, le cure lui dit:
"C'est de la part de Rismark W
Ansslt0t lie chien SO d6tourne,
ia queue basse.
lie cure lui presente le morceap
de nouveau
"C'est de la part de Falk "
Meme dedaim du CHEN.
ii fanpelle une trOisi6me fois,
lui presentant le moroccan
s.Cest de la part du pape "
Alors, la CHEN d'agiter la queue
ct de salslr Ia tartine.
La dessus, deRonciation, pour
suites ct condemnation CONNIE ci
dessus, avec Insertion lu juge
pent dams la Gdzette de Sarre ct
Moselle ct dans la fenilIe locale.
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Convention de Baton Rouge

Lsaurore dune ere nOuvelle 81
leve sur la Louisiana, pour la pr'
miere fois depuis de tongues an
nees ; un ticket national ct un ii
ket d'Etat rationnel ct vraimen,
politique ct populaire est soumis
a notre peuple. LIE parti deEocra
tique don't les plus felmes sou
items commeneaient a desespe
rer, Went de depOuiller les vieux
-ripeaux sous lesquels il Sc mo
mifait pour endosser la livree du
progress. La convention de Baton
Rouge, marchant dams les traces
de celle de st. Louis a adoptes un
ticket d'Etat qui dOit faire tres
saillir d'aise tons les cnurs y:ai
ment patriotes. Honneur a nos de
legues, ills ont bien m6rite de
leur pays ct de leurs concitoyens.
Les candidatures du General
Frank Z. Nichols ct de l.. A.
Wiltz, pour GOuverneur ct Liente
nant Gouverneur sont de celles
contrelesquelles aucune objections
ne peut s'elever. Files dOnnerOnt
satisfaction & Ia population de la
Nouvelle Orleans ct serOnt accla
m6es avec enthOusiasme dams les
parOisses.
Les chefs ont trace la route, 4
nous de relmporter la victoire.
Conservateurs ct d6mocrates,
ralliez vOus sous la banniere de
rhonneur ct de Ia refOrme: vos
porte. .Etendards, Nichols ct Wiltz,
vous attendeut
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PAPEGA1-Le papegai dos ANA
teurs du Crossing II etc un success.
II y await fQule sous les verts ora
BRACES ou s'abritaient les tireurs
ct nombre de danes du voisina-
ge etaient venues egayer de leur
presence cette petite f6te champ9
tre.R'excellents Embellishments
ct un lunch comfortable etaient q
la dispesiti1n du public qui y a
fait honneur. Tout le monde a
paru satisfait ct pardessus tous,
ceux qui ont abattu les gros lots.
II es5 probable que Ia partie con-
tinuera tlemain, trois lots restant
encore q abattre.
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UNE PARTIE DE NATATION IN.
TERROMPUE-AndersOu ct Henry,
ieunes gems de couleur. etant a se
baigner Ell plein jour dams le vol
sinage de Raceland, ell violation
des performances de la paroisse,
ont etc arr6tes par le constable
du 4e ward ct condamnes par lie
Juge de Paix +. Bernard, d "a
heures de prison a la g66le dc pa
roisse.
lis pourront occuper leqr loisirs
8 mediter 4 lsombre sur les incon
venients de SO baigner en plein
Soleil.
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RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSTO, PROPRIETAlRE
Ni du REsTAtRANr DIES QUArRE-SAIsONs
pagne, ainsi que le pnblio Oh g6n6rale, au.i
transtere son restaurant dn No. lH6 dc
In rue dc Chartres au No. HI dc la meme
rue, pres dc St-LOuis. ii profile do cette oe-
casion pour remercier IL public ct sollisite
Ell meme temps la continuation de son bien
veillant patronage. II informe Gu outre ses
amis quill des salons particnliers an pre- :
mier, ct des chambres meubl6es a lOuer b h
s.n''iine ou au mOis. Les personnes DE- .s
VILE ct de In cainpagne y tr0uvcront tout ls
comfort desirable. Le restaurant sera onvert
jusqua lninuit. 6i1v '75.t
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ALARME-le feu st6tant d6cl,

ALARME-Le feu ssetamt d6cla
re chez Mr.. l.. +. Schneider, le
Fire Department est arrive sur
les lieux ilnm6diatement. LEM
ploi des pompes etc inutile, Ia
oOmpagnie des echelles arrivee la
premiere ayant eteint ce oommen
cement d'iucendie qui aurait pu,
sans la prompte cooperation des
pompiers OccasiOnner une cOnfia-
grafton gen6rale dams Get ilet com
pose en- partie de vieilles batisses
en- bois.
Hurrah for the blue boys!!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-29
SOCIETE DE BIENFAIsANCE EFT

SOCIETE DE BIENFAIsANCE EFT
D'AssISTANCE MUTUELLE DE
THIBODAUX-Cette societe Sc reu
Mira a la sale ordinaire de ses
seances, jeudi 3 aolt.
La plus grande exactitude est
requise dc la part des membres
de cette soci6te en- vue des cleo.
tions des officers qui doivent
avoir lieu ce jour Ia.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-29

CHANaEMENrss DE DoMICILE-
Notre entreprenant concitOyen,
Mr.. Wolf Hoffman, est mainte
nant install6 dams son nouveau
magasin, batisse Bourree, rue du
Maine. Son 6tablissement tres
bien dispose, clair ct acre, ne lais
sc rien desirer sous le rapport du
comfort. Nous lui sOuhaitOns une
recrudessenoe d'attaires que ne
manquera pas de lui attirer une
situation plus avantageuse.