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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

Not So with this boy. Putting the money
carefully i'll his pocket, he said to him
self. This is the first dollar ever had
how | wish could save it. 1t is only
twenty-five miles to Boston. can
walk there i'll IL day. I'll do it, and save
my dollar"
His mother patched up his clothes a>
well as she could, and early next morn
ing the little fellow parted with his pa
rents at the door of their humble home.
and set out on his long tramp To the
great city. which he reached. tired and
dusty. Il little before sunset. He soon
found the merchant, who stcrnl> asked.
''Wherr have You been all dav The
stage came in hours ago" The boy
thought he had diSplcased the merchant
at the outset, and with dowucaSt head
and tremulouS voice he answered, Il
did not come on the stage, sir" Ibid
not come oh the stage, What do yolI
mean! Didn't send money to pay
your fare -
The boy thought it WAS all up with
him sure. and amid gathering tears he
managed to reply, Il am very sorry. sir
! did not mean to offend You. |
thought would walk and save the dol
lar. never had one betole"
Placing his hand gently upon the
boys head, the merchant replied "My
little man. you did exactly right. Come
home with me and get some supper:
Then turning to Il by-standcr. he re
Il wouldn't take ii Thousand
dollars for this boy to-day"
That boy has grown to manhood and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
Plain Speaking.

There are certain people in the world
who pride themselves on their plain
speaking. They call il franknesS. But
II Is not frankneSs; for that is Il noble
quality, and is full of generosity: nor
does 1t ever OverStep the bounds of that
true pOlittncSS which is based on regard
for anotherS feelings. Now the class
of people te whom we allude is com
posed of those who are forever telling
You diSagrecable things in IL disagree
able way. If amy one has said anything
unpleasant about You. 10 SoOLer do
they hear it than they hurry to your
presence and repeat it with all the en-
bellishmentS in both look and gesture
that Semi-cOarSeneS> of feeling can sug-
geSt. If you have made hlundcr. left
something undonc. or done something
i'll Il WRONG way, which has provoked
remark, no sooner do they hear anv
one pronounce Judgment upon it. than
they contrivc to make You aware of the
criticism, and in IL way not at all cal
culateG to quiet Your nerves. These
people actually seem to relish the SAY
ing of whatever they think can make
You unhappy. Iour misery is increas-
ed by the reticence Nou have to put
upon yourself. If YOU could only pinch
them or kick them. or give them II piece
of your mind. it would he such a rciict
to y"ur pent up wrath. that il would
almost make you con:cntcd with the
caII>e of it. But To sit OF stand and
hear them ga on: to smile and look
placid. while they are driving the sharp
pins into you. Is ii torment 50 exquisite
that words fail To express it.
Now these people are Il nuisance
They aIc the worst kind of intcrmed-
dlerS. The only way to Get along with
them Is To Snuh them. OF give them the
cut direct. The best rule for Christian
people to observe is To tell folks of only
what will give them pleasure. Who
ever speaks Il word that CAUSES Il heart
ache. sius. Whoever diSturb> the peace
and tranquility of mind. even. bN re
hearsing any peramhulating gossip.
lessons the JOY of Il life To whose JOY il
i> his duty. in Christ. to minister Life
is to" short and joys to" few. for us to
mar the peace OF the one or lessen the
number of the other. If any reader OF
these lines has been in the habit of tell
ing people unpleasant thihgS, We sin
cerely hope that the pcIusIl of this al
/ tlclt VIII cause hIn To stop dong 81.
/ He is taking liberties with human hap
] piucsS that are uuiu>titiahlc. II" l.
starting tears III many eyes aud filling
many hearts with bitter feelings. If he
is th"u%htlrs> III doing this. he is simply
rude; if his rudcnt>- is >piccd with
malice. he bears close resemblance to
one whose name We will not mention.
but which amy one can easily guess.
'lf amy man among Nou seem to bc
religious. and hridleth not his tongue
but dccciNcth his own heart. this man.
religion is vain" GoI,lcn EHle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
The Cancer that Devours Churches.
EY THEODORE L. CUYLER, u. u.

III llit'D'lSt l.. tl LEX, ID. ID.
Mr. Moody has said and done a great
many noble things since his return to
his native land. But he has not done a
wiser or more Timely act than when he
refused to allow his new church. -cditice
in Chicago to be dedicated to the Lord
while it is under the incubus of "A debt
and III peril Of that ''accursed thing" IA
mortgage. He Is Il careful student of
Gods Word, and he finds Oh the sacred
page il divine command to cove no man
anything hut love" He is also IA man
of rare common sense, and knows per
fcctlN we'll that it is impossible to main
tain IL church permanently, which shall
he open to the humber and poorer
classes. and yet be encountered with
debt. In addition to these higher ar
guments, it is quite probable that he
has heard the deplorahle story of the
widespread Indebtedness of our Ameri-
can churches, and he has seen what a
fatal cancer is eating out the very vitals
of scores upon scores of our churches.
We need not waste the precious space
in these columns 10y IecapitulotiuU the
long and lamentable details of the pres
sure under which so many CONGREGATIONS
are grooming. Suffice it to say that 4
very large number of Christian churches
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
ilnsiness DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS dnd LOcdiiOD Of the Iedd
Ia,>inrSS HOWScS in 81. .jOhHSbHTy.
i.riruItur;l Tools and Hardware.
..rlA SONS. IInvt's Block Il. Il. 81
ApothecarieS.
..\GHAM. No. :. Bank Block. Main st.
Attorneys at Law.
e.. NAY. over K. L. Office. and Post Office
.\AIDE No Cal-donian Bin, up stairs
.LLNEp. Main ST. over Hall 4 Fletcher :
...i Estate Broker.
Books and stationery.
..upA EOWELL. Calrdonian Brk Main 81
Book Binders.
,.lNFN co. ACTS. Monument square
Hiank---Leg:,I and business.
,IuNE y CO. Monument Square.
Bakers and Cnnfrctioners.
.-, BRADLEY. Main Street.
CInthing. Hats and Caps.
, MOORE. Bank Block. opposite ST. Johns
fIu,,. dealer III Ready Made Cluthing. Hat,
.. H, G,ut~' Furnishing Goods, etc. etc.
CI"thimg for Men and Boys.
FAIEENNkS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
,r,ckrr,, GLASS and stone Ware.
I\IEENNkS y co. Fairbanks Village.
,.,a'ins. raprr-IIangings. Window->had"s
TAIIENNk~ \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
.fEKIN> Cllrd"niau Block, Main Street.
.tE.A SMITH Union Block Main Street
". |. Gnnd>. Grncrri,.> and Fruits.
.tIN~N rETTENGII.L. Eastern Avenue
pn tn"d~, and Ladies Fancy Goods.
HAIE N,ruu,. Hl"rh. Il. Il. Street
t\IEENNk~ y 60. Fairbanks Village
Furniture, and Ca-krt-.
..N >WIT~EE Main Street.
N4ILA II' ENIIAM OddFrlluH~ BIN. Il. l. ~
Family ;.r""rri.~ and Fruits.
d rouk \ tu Eastern NNrnrIr
Tile Manufacturers.
.Nl -hrN ilr Works. opp Passenger Depot
rrncrrir> and House keeping Goods.
So lNlEENNh> \ 60. Fairbanks Village
Insurance, Iifr.D
SARGENT ,Elut Railroad STREET
Iron Founder and iiachini>t.
81 ET/LELL NIib md. X. l. Street
Merchant TaiIor>.
...aEWuOH pu,Illr Block Il. IL street.
Photographs.
,.lFtOED Ctlrd"niam Block Main street.
30 % HASTINGS Browns Block. Main II
Printers and Publishers.
i >luNEN 60. Calrdonian Block Main 81
stoves and Tin Ware.
+ iiEItHFI;. Eastern Avrnur.
B. s. p. q WOODRUFF Railroad Street.
uAhEEl Eastern Avrnur.
Variety and Grocery store.
HARVEY Eastern Avenue.
Matches. .I-wcIrN and Toys.
Do 'EpA luWELl. Cllrd"milm El'k Main 81
B .pNHilluN Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

people to all their rights in the Union.
We have so completely thrown down
every barrier that eighty men who led
the armies of the rebellion against us
are now sitting in Congress lcgislating
for us. and practically controlling the
nation. And after all that. the very
men who enjoy this clcmency rise in
the seats they owe to the nations mag
nanimity and arIaign it, And in this
they speak not merely for themselves
but for their party and their section.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
JufrLs.

t.., l. 1oii\>EURY HOUSE,
."IlI 81. JuHNsBURY vi.
'"'. l.. WALKER, Proprietor
....s ANE>UE HOUSE.
Vpu.t'II 81. JUHNSBURY. VT
" \ MORRISON, Prnprirtnrs
"fhfhI;EMAGOG HOUSE.
NEwruET. Vt
J.. BOWMAN Proprietor
Russ HOUSE
- ~ lEANDI>Cu. GALIFOE>IA
N'I a co. Pr"prirtorS
W. hAN>IIELD HOTEL,
.r..- >l"wF. Vt.
.,,t. ",'"' with all the modern improve.
"a, '%nlll"dati"n> f"r 300 guests.
J. hEELEE Manager.
~ tEF u..r,.,
IN. ,u,',,.t'l.~~ hotel in every r,-p.ct
NIX EICK, Prnprietors.
r.ep -. JULIAN HOTEL.
'L" +. WARD Proprietor. N'N''
.s,,r, hikLBoRO HOTEL.
los STREET p,.r,.,
\ y "Iriiran i @ and European Plan
a-rIs ,,t : IEEENS Proprietor
li"'ter House Bradford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

ing his explanation. it would seem that
the father of twins becomes the butt of
the WagS of the tribe. 1.-Two pap
po"Sc.' concluded Bob, as he gazed
wiStfully at the worn coat of the re-
porter, IN" good. He all same hell"
POSTAL GUIDE. The October num-
her of the United States Official Postal
Guide is out, and is more complete than
any previous issue. Among other things
il contains:
An alphabetical list of all the post
offices IN the United States, with Conn
tN. state, and salaries of offices of fin.
first, second, and third classes. A list
"f all the post offices in the Emitted
states arranged lplIabrticallv by States
and Counties. a list of money order
Offices, domestic and international. A
llSt "f letter-carrier offices Full direc-
lions about money orders and registered
letters. Rates of foreign and domestic
postage on all CLASSES of mail-matter.
Hours of arrival and closing of mails in
all the principal cities. Time of sailing
OF mail steamers. Distance hy shortest
mail routes between the m incir,nI CITIES
Rulings of the post office department
during the last quarter.
Published by ii. o. Houghton & Co.
Boston, at 80 cents number
A GRADE JERSEY COw.-A half-b
whose sire WAS Il Jersey bull. and whose
dam Il native COW, was five Years old
when she calved, April >, 1873. During
one week, one month after calving, she
gave 99f quarts of milk. from which
there was made l3 pounds I53 ounces
OF butter. being one pound of butter to
l-lO quarts of milk. Her second trial
was for one week four months after
calNIng. She then gave 81! quarts of
milk. from which there was made II
pounds 1t ounces of butter. being one
pound of butter to 7.07 quarts of milk.
DufIng the first trial she had two quarts
OF huckWhcat middlings and four quarts
OF wheat SholtS with cut hay. She went
t" paStuIe. May 81, and had no grain
up I" the time of the second trial. but
during that week she had Il little grain
III ma>hcS and Slop." The COW weighs
ll2O pounds. Her owner is confident
that her success is due To her Jersey
blood. igrjcuituraiiSt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

WHY NOT The Nevada Chronicle
thus Describes an instance of poetic;ll
Justice IL man obliged to take care "t
his own child. which doom the editor
calls IA fearful fate
This morning Il Chronicle reporter
observed Il detected Piutc buck stand
ing on the street. and (wondcr of Won
ders y holding in his arms baby, The
brave glanced uncaSilN about him. aS if
fearful that his degradation would he
observed. and seemed Ia take ANYTHING
but kindly to his charge. Presently
two squawS emerged from the houS"
behind him. each carrying Il plppouSc
on her back. aud the three waddlcd oii
down the middle of the street. The
reporter shortly attcrwar,i had The hon
or of shaking hands with Captlin Bob,
the Piute swell, rc>plcndcnt in IL green
blanket and plug hat. and sought It SO
luton of the baby puzzle. The Captain
smiled several inches and attablN cX-
planned that the reporter had Witnessed
one Of the domestic penalties of the
tribe. When twins are born to Il buck
who is not favored with growm-up
daughters. he i> 10y Piutc law obliged
to take full charge of the SripcrtiunuS
infant until it is able. to walk. when it
revertS to the care of the mother The
Il practical slavery of two years length.
as he hugs the wickiup very closely,
being in chronic state of modification
and disgust. From the manner in which
the Captain chuckled and gruuted dur
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
How two Dogs Dined on a Steak.

The Glcrn Bay (Wi>.) State GaZctt,
relates the following fable: "A larg,
dog belonging fn one ul our citizens.
and who usually accompanies his mas
ter tu market III The capacity of porter.
WAS imtru>tcd with fine steak. SccuIr-
" Wrapped in paper. To carry home
The animal %r:I>pcd the parcel hctwcrI
his teeth and trottcd homrward hc>id,
his master. \ short distance from th,
butchers the gentleman entered another
store. leaving the do" with thc parcel
standing on the sidewalk. Shortly two
Nagihond-lookiug ours arrived on til,
spot and hc";In >nutliu" about. Finally
the larger of the two cuIS began grow l.
ing and harkin. at the guardian of tn,
steak. who stood this sort of thing fnI
some time. in Il calm and di@uilicd
manner till. finally. his bullying tor
mentors probably having applied som,
opprohriuuS cpilhrt Ia him. he opened
his mouth to reply. and. of course
dropped the steak To the ground. Tn,
vagahond cn rrtrcatcd. and the other
dog. now fully eNaspcratcd. set of il
pursuit of him. In IN instant vagahond
cur No. >. who had been standing of {;
short distance. apparently silent spec
tatOr of the scene, SprlnG forward an,
seized the steak in his mouth and put
of in IN opposite direction. Not Ion.
after. and III IN alley not far from tlI,
scene of this little episode. were tw,
cuIS holding Il high festival over Il rich
juicy steak, and these two ours were
the identical ones engaged III the trans.
actions previously related. Who car
say that this waS not put-up job he
tween these two outcaStS of c;lnniH,
socirtN ."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
,4ohnsburn Galedmian.
..sIr-uEp EVERY FRIDAY BY
=, -TONI ~ co.
,Ii.r.. Monument, st. Johnsbury.

,..,riI,rr will lind on his paper in con
r' ''.'. ,,,n,. th, date t" which he has paid.
,llJ = necessary
t,,,. IN caledonia County. Subscri-
- 5- ,nuntN will remit with their sub
,,ut- III addition for postage, as tn"
ms all p"-tIgc ou the Cdtcd0Hidn L"
,u,,. At the 81. .Iuhn-burN Post Office.
..,,tiu..n ri all kinds done at living prices.
' ',J modern machinery and Skilltul work
I'll gIu,l- Of Job Printing can he done as
b,.t, a. III ia" cities.
BLANKS, card and Paper stock constantly
Rate, of Advertising:
...f,l lines one inch spaced one week, sl.OO
.'' a.. .,,rtiuuanc,. .--.-----.----- -
..,. 90 In,'~l one we"k,.---- ------- 80
Iu.h cont lnuInc'',. o. IL
.,,lt,. inch of Spactl per year, -OO
ads prT year teach lInrl, ------------l. Loo
I-iI.t\- \otic,.S Ia Legislature. ctc. 30
..,.- per square. one week. .----------l -
Eiph continuance. ------------ ~
....msnfy illustrated irdh cuts. t'reHfg-
trance Orsr Sc1ls rates. y" Obj'ctt"Hd
Ms rccsired dnd Hothutg hWf legitimate
.'i,int vDlicifsd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
HISINESS CIHDS.
HENRY &. BATES.

EISINESS CIHDS.
HENRY &. BATES,
'.\tl NGLNW. l.. K ST. st .J"hnsburS
A'iiu.N attend L. any professional bust
''H-'rd in hl~ care AT moderate charges.
h.C. y II. \. HABBITT.
Dealers in
. I'D FANCY GOODS BOOTS and SHOES.
.'. H'i' Hrd. Ctoth,ng, Sicrr Piotrd
".. d. winch will h,. -nd fnr Cash "r
s.Nd, IIE At the Lowest Prices. at
'h' New odd Fellows Block
h>IJII 81. JOHNsHURY, VT.
DIR. H. {. NEWELL.
49,. VERMONT.
irur., COZ at church and Sprin. SIS.
b\\lLL>. >ILNESTER n CO.,
pE,LEE> N
tIA i y y u GEOCE FRIES.
Wand Elock Railroad Street.
HtErLETT. DANIELS * 60.
pFNiFEs N
'E"r FRIES AND MEATS.
rl~'rr,r St. JoIp,bury
III LARD n FOLSOM,
'Hi-irlhNs AND SURGEONS,
y. .l"hmsbury.
E',k Biork Main street
'''' ,r'-ldrncr Dr F"lsoms residence
+" NNrhur. Cherry Street.
Zoo "''i~ from tn ~ \. NJ. | to- L. VI.
..... .ionN BACON ed,
'"tE II HIDES LEATHER AND OIL
>'.|"hu>hury Centre, VI.
:. I. HROOKS. VI. d..
. FHt>I'INN AND SURGEON.
''l'n'-. opp. the Bakery. ST Jnhnshur!
T.. T.. LONERGAN,
.., -HiNliN.ruREE AND DEALER IN
>''t> and EUBRERS. also LEATHER
.I FINDINGS. ETC.
'.'t' st. .Johnsbury. VI
lhoMhS BARTLETT.
'>ELLnE At LAW. ST. JoHSsBuRY. VT.
"'i' OF Lyndon. 2ltf
WV. ". CIRCUIT,
'NIl ANn COUNSELLOE AT LAW,
''''"h Vermont.
GEO. II. FRENCH,
''LE N GENERAL MERCHANDISE
'''' usually kept in a country store
.. 'r'r'A as lar as III, Io,re~t!,
'''" Irsal paper, made upon short notice
WI VERMONT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
y. {. n ~. \. B.AisBITT.

.\tl NJ LAW. Il. K ST. St. .J"hnSbury
H'Hiu.h attend IT, any professional huSi
81 'rl-'rd {" bI- care at moderate, charges
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28

Dealers III
't FANCY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES
.'. hVit Mdd. Cioth,ng. .Sjlrrr Fidtsd
4 winch will hr sold ton Cash 81
a.Nd, PIE At the Lowest Prices. at
'h' New Ddd Fellows Block
N'>IfII 81. .IOHNsBURY, VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-28
A Hundred Lives Saved, One at
Time

Among the applications made To the
last Congress tor Il medal for services
III the saving of life was that of John
Horn. Mr.. HON Isl young man living
at Detroit, assisting his father there in
Il small tavern near the public whaIves.
Mr.. Moses W. Field, who knew Horn
III Detroit, thought his claims to the
attention of Congress. In collectin"
information in regard to Horns singular
and thrilling adventures, the following
letter WAS obtained from the hero him
self:
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HtErIETT. DANIELS A 60
III LARD n FOLSOM,

bFNiFES N
't"r FRIES AND MEATS.
'' ''i''l st JolnsburN
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... .r.... ''' ~ kFNth.
.LtE ~ GENERAL MERCHANDISE
usually kept in country store.
''r'A as i"~ as the Io,reat ?,
'''' legal paper, made upon short notice
NLH. VERMONT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-22

I'm Parisien, appele par ses
atfaires dams une petite vile de
province, y arrive lanuit tombee ;
ct, Ignorant d'ailleurs des us ct
coutumes, il Sc laisse conduire
dams un hotel qu'on lui dit atce
comfortable.
Harasse, il soupea la hate ct SO
cOuche.
LIE matin, q huit heures, un
domestique Went le r6veiiler.
-C'est l'heure dn repas.
-Bien, bien, dit notre voya
genr, qni Sc rendort bient6t.
Une demi-heure plus tard, il
est de nouveau reveille.
On attend apres monsieur,
en- bas, A has. <.. e.e a....
-Je mai pas faim, repliqne til
impatient6.
-C'est que, je vas vous dire {:
nous ayous besion des draps de
votre lit pour en- faire une nap.
pc.
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TAxE SpECIALE-D'aples For
dominance No so du Jury Ge Poll
ce. tous les ilabitants residant sar
ia rive droite du Bayou Lafour-
che, depuis Ia ligne den haut de
l'habltation acadia jusqu'a la H.
gne den bas de l'habitation de
Merville Rome, forlnant lie 2me ct
4me ward, Sc trouyent taxes au
taux de cinq piassres par arpent
de face. Cette taxe .ainsi prelevee
est destinee a egouter les terres
dies districts precites, Ell donnant
a l'eau un passage 5usqu'aR lac
Fields. Les trava,tS serOnt diri
ges par NM. NJ. BergeroD. Detre
vile Forest ct George ToupS. Et
pour que ces travauA pHissent
,etre entrepris sans retard, 10 Col
lecteur de taxes VI immediate
ment operer lie recouvrement de
cette take.
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RESTAURANT DIES oUATRE
SA1SONS.

Mr.. JOHN BOSIO, PLOPRIETAlRK
~ .tu RESTAURANT DEs QUArRE-SAIsoNs.
prevent ses ainis de N Vile ct dc Ia cam
paghe, ainsl que ie pnblie EN- gfnerale, qu il
a traustere son restaurant du No. IEH ia
la rue de Charities au No. HI de Ia meme
rue, pres dc St-Louis. II prolific ds cette oe,
caslOn pour remercier le public ct sollicits
Ell meme temps Ia continuation dc son bien
veiilant patronage. II iAforme en- outre ses
arnis quill dies salons particulars an pre-
mier, ct DIES chambres meublGes 4 louer D Ia
senillnc GU an mOis. Les perxonnes d. n
yilie ct de la eanpagne y trouveront tout "
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera onvert
Josqna mlnuH. 6fev.-3m
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PROGRAMME.-Dans une des
COLONIES de ce numero, on
tronvera lie programme de la Sc
.conde granAe parade annuelle du
.departcment des incen lies de Thi
hodaux qul deit avoK lieu dams
l'apres- midi de meEcredi prochaiH.
Dams ce programme, les con,pa
gnies doivent occuperieurposition
respective la compagnie IAibo
daur No. /, tans Ia rue dn Main,
faisant face a Ia rue GFeea, Ia eoM
pagnie Protector No. ?, dapsl2 rue
Green, faisant face q Ia rue Main.
ct h compagnie Home Hook d
Ladder No. 1, dams la rue Green.
Ia tkte 4 la rue Main. A quatre
heures precises, Ia procession sc
mettra en- marche +; ellie deflera
dams Ia rue du Maia jusqu'a Ia
rue Jackson, qu'elle descendra
jusqua la rue Baker; de la rue
Baker a Ia rue Lower Canal de
la rue Lower Canal 4 la rue St.
Brigitte, jusqWa Ia rue Green
|qu'elle descendra jusqu'a la rue
Short; de la rue Short q la rue st
Philippe, qu'elle remontera JUS
|qua Ia rue Market ct enfin de Ia
rue Market 4 Ia maison de Oonr.
"a compagnie Thibodaur No !.
era pr6c6d6e de la Bande st. DO
eph ct les compagnies Protector No
ct Home Hook d Ladder No l.se
bnt assures les services de Ia
hibodaur CorHet Band. Quoiqu'on
arde le plus grand secret sur
es preparstifs qui Sc font de part
/ d'autre on en- salt cependant
ssez pour pr6dire que Get ami
ersaire 6galera Ell muni6cence
pms ceux qui ont deja etc cele-
res.
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NOUvEAUTE-Les nOuveautes
les plus delicates Ell chapeaux de
printemps Sc trOuvent dams FG
tablissement de Nine Asseli-
neau, rue Market, coin St Louis.
|Chapeaux de tous genre Snisscs,
F'rancais, Americains, aux formeS
les Plus gracieuses ct les mieux
port6s, 1T rubans de Ia derniere
fraicheur. L'assortiment est com
|plet, ainsi que chacun pput Sen
convaincre par unc inspection per
.soDnelle.
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Fats Divers.

GRANDE FOIRE-Csest bien les
6, Z ct s du mois de mai que doit
avoir lien la grande foire donnee
au benefice de l'Eglise st. Joseph.
DE nombreux preparatifs sOnt
deja fats ct d'antres sont Ell vote
d'executiOn. Les amateurs DIES
deux sexes qui font partie des
chHurs qui serOnt chantes avec
accolnpagnement du Cercle de
FHa1mOnie s'exercent souvent
sous la direction dn professeur E.
ChOl. II ell est de meme de ceux
qui doivent interpreter la grande
piece lie Measonge, compose dune
quarailtaine de personnages.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-22

CREvAssE.-Il Y d ell Mer hui,
: ours qu'nne crevasse s'est decla
nee dams la levee, en- bas de Fan.
[eienne habitatiOn du DR.. Danse
fean. Heureusement que le bruit
lie reau s'6chappant de la brsche
y r6veille les voisins qui ont don
NE immediatement l'alarme. Les
secours s0nt prOmptement arrives
let an jour, apres une mutt de tra-
vail, leau rentrait dams sou lit.