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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20

Bay Cine ionoerbare 3umutbuns. Gin,
3drtli6e Srau, weI6s mebrere Sage uno
binour9 on Dem Bette hires tobt.
Wtannss gswa9t bate, puroe
bonn S6laie i~iberudltist unb laste
su Dem Srantsn yYbilipp. i'd lsss mid
ieBt Elm bisd.n: uenn 0u itirbIt, 10 rufs
mid nur."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20

Beg~ &i9tsr @arum lino Sic Sbrer
eriten 6rou our6geean9en?
argetla9ter: 8eil liz mir oas 2eben
persiftete.
&i6ter: Warum 6absn Sic mad elmer
% traurisen grfabruns cir jpeites 9Seib
9enommen?
ansetlagter Ils @essreift!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
Aaentur

fur bic 3 sras.sn Dampfaifs. q smpasni,sn mad zurvss
Sdslibe Abfabrt.
Samburs, amsrifauii&e einie Is Dampftr.
Npre.I tutiter 0leye, Bremen Is Dampfet
Gunarp einit, eiSsrprOl u. antpsr. t6 DampfsY
Hse Star Cine 8 Darpfrr
Die Iauftntt ssn gafastutn, Bic Id In Zen ltsttr 4.
Sabrta auf etsisn Bampferu bsrrabr une etuabu iptetr
babe. Fns bic bttt 9mpftbIuus uns bastu mir eas 3utraun
mtinu 5rtunst stf6ert.
Sn 9~erbinbuns nit Sbisem, iteas I'd
Ws9isl auf ale Sauptitabte @uropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20

Has~ 8essn Die alsemeire 8ebrphi6t.
S%toBleuf5sr zines Saters: 0at man SObne,
Die bal6pe9s 9sraoe @lieosr babsn, 10
tommen lie gum Militdr. uno bat mon
normal 9sbuute SO6ter, 10 tpmmt's DILL.
tar ju ibnen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
Insetluster als @esersift!

Bas" @arum perlansen Die 2iberalen
ltsts 10 itiirmii4, Der Sreibsit cine @aiis2"
-Samit bieis lid idlsunist our9 ole
@aIie auf uno oapon made.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
G.. & NV
&ifenb a b &c n.

" Z u Y u u u * E u
Die Gbitago e. Nortbs gEefern giien6asa
5tretntst unter elmer eeituus lie srsssn Giisusasn . etntru
bee sSstens uni @%prcpsasns, uns ia. nit Urea ,asl-
rstten 3petetdbrsr une Gonnecticuen, bic tlr;eae unb btl-
lisfs Ruute sptiten Chicago uue aue' gunttsn In Jnts
neis, ssiscpnin. hem nprelidnen weidbisan wRinues
iota, 30 Od, Gcbrased. Californian uRp zen mealls
den Serritorien. Stre
Omaha e. California Clinic
II bic tarIsfs uae ben. Route ,rti8eH Chicago us aa,m
Hsbrdsfa, Wpomins, Colorado, Utah, wepaSd.
0aitfprnieu, crsspn. Sbina, 5apar uns safra.
liGn. Spre
Gbirago, 81. yaul e. minneapolis einte
III bic tir,stt siuis ,rtia,n ebieasc uns aa,n yunit,n
Maeifon, 81. paul, Duluth, mimns polls aas al.
len gunittn i'm srpsen Norepriteu. Ssrt
eaGroFe, gSinOna e. ct. Better einie
III bic bette 8suts ipii5sn 0bicaso uus QagrpHe, Ri,
mona. Rpdbeffer. Cwatpnna, Maueatr, ct. Deter,
@eip llinr, uzs aasn gunttsn i'm iaslitsn ua mtfinta
0itnntipta. Strt
@reen 8ap e. @arauette einte
1T bic sin,isfs 3suts ,rifttn Chicago u. 5anesoin..
@atsrtewn, Spns su Fac, Aopletpn, Cibfsfs,
1reen Ban, @scdudoa, TcgdInse, Mfaraueste,
Ssusbtrn, SancOd UNI sss rate Sup,rior ednees.
Sbrt
Sreepsrt& Dubuque 9inie
IL bic ..n,iss eiuie ipti9sn ebieos, uni @lsin. Rod.
f0rs, 5rerpcrt, uni aasu gunttel vta 5re.p9rf. jhrt
Gbieaso g. Wilnaufee einie
III bic ilts edts Sbrrs Rsuts, ure IN BE aaeiatae ,rtftes
SbicasO u. Sp iuftpn, ecfe Spreff, 6isblaub Oare,
sSaufesan, Sacine. Sensiba uns miupaufee.
9uaman Naiait Gallons Wasen
tsfne,n I'D af allen Gur5,assn eitrtr gasn.
Gttiss Ut De einiise einie, auf psl5er I'D siefe nag
gems eefneen ,ptiren 9btedle rne Ct. pdul uHe YQinno1.
polls, Chicago uns 9ttI1GUtss, 0pisass uuS DiRsna, gss.
cage une 5resu Bdp.
@tndue Vtrbtneunseu weretu 9end dt in Getedao rntt Der
Pate Shere u. Michigan Seutbsrr. Ribisan Central. 6al.
Iimcre II. Sbtp. pittsburs. il. Wdsne anf 9bcdao. aarfa.
Tee Si7te une pan . baKele Reute, nd6 altu gunttsn 90
une 2ufeif, uni NIT Der Gtieasp une Alton uup 9atr,tS
Central ndt dler guuttsr i'm ziecu.
@eudue Ssrbtneuns IT aub ~bersefeQt NIT ser Union pa.
cine y. Y. in Smlbd, mad dler Tuutien I'M ferr en- Beasu.
0enaue Ssrtiuouug an cen Surfiicns NIT
3iaen. pelte bic 8abn ~trsu,en.
3idus ubsr sies einie psresn ppn datr gcussr Itfet.
Aeenten IN ben Der. 81. ure &duded pertauIt.
6risst udS 6tttts ria Ger Gt,eajp u. Hertereaeru Gt.
isuedsn une Hetntst ttine aneegn.
Ser Aprt Sfnee. He. ais Brcdepap; Bpfou OiFie, &c.
) Stdte Strass; omaha Sffee. PAS 5lrnbam Strlse;
San 6rarctsce StTee. 1877 N~cutsemsrp StTase; Chicago
3tdets StNees, 62 Start Ctr, uuter Gem Sberman-6 dufe
IS Canal. Ode Mdeiien Str. 8iujts Strase Depot. Gft
u. SinIte u. Canal Strasf; Deas StraSs Depot, Gft
gDeas II. 8iajie Str.
goessn Rdfsu pssr Sn- relte isr niat BON tg.
ren seiaIassnssu beiemmtn tSunt, psnest eu6 an
q. $. Sieunett, 2aarpin &ng6itt,
Gsul gdT. assrt. GbeaeO @en1 9las'r, &sieaas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
5rant Z. @alfr..........D Dominic &bombtrs
Iafger l. S6om6ers.

@tr %bslOrssn: bic anlass srn aapitalien
Iuf cute Sypptbsfsn unp anleiben auf lsl9s,
ben grfauf BON staots uns eanos@ ruassissn.
tbur, Ginjige alsr Art, Abstracts of Titles,
fsrtissn aas naUsli&sn seri&ti&sn sotuments,
o~srlaufsn ,,Sidets" mad uur bon Seuti&Ians.
Be@isl auf ALE 5auptplass GurOpas, fsatH
soliteu aus In ben befsn GsusrssrF&srunss-
Sompasuisu, bstrsibsn aussrosm sin General
Law Business" uns bpfsn bic Dtuiftsn psn
Dubuque County, wsrssn nd in rSissn anssls-
Ssnbtiisn ests penssn an
2SalRsr & S6omSsrg,
isu gen. etOlttbtsns Richer NasaitH v. D. Ode ). ns>
Rainfrass Dubusns SsEa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20

Bag NeusItss gulturtampfssisb fir Star
lien. gin,iser Paragraph.
Sober @siitlids bonn BapIt berab Big
gum Sestaplan, Der Ii9 mudst, miro se=
bdnst.
Die &dubsr aus ben abruUsn Iino nit
Der ausiibrun5 oisies Geieses beauftrast.
Warrenl9ifi.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20

S%auliuipectOr .Stwas l6nsasr, 8lsi.
ner!~
0ti6el Gid bsbdbis umorsbsnS): y9r
pirIt bod { bisde parte f6nue!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20

ssE- aus benz 2eis. Gramen.-9sbre
Sizes weitsr, Mi9el 70
Mtiael Qiest iebr %Iansiam); babe
Getrsr: Rod einma[; stwas idnslsr!'
MidsI Qielt wisbsr wis porber): Id
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
0rnuoeiaentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Better Rieue


saufbrisfs. Sssstbttsn. nsba alien Uffitsasa DSiastnis
psresn aufs punttlttat stprst.
Office: I'd, ssn Brain uns 5. Snas,,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-20
Gifenbabn . 3tdetS

VFVSWVWVW $t"V*V
nat alien 5auptfdetsn Amerifa's une GalifernidS bnus
ben san,su Ias in meiusr Office ~ zen rssslmdsism yretn
sttauft psrsm; 20 II ni6t uctbie R9 auf ben Dtpss ~
Rippta ~snasssu gu laTsu.
0rnnoeigentbum (REAL ESTATE.
9tnt srrss gaspasl ss t,fen Stast. GtssnibTms, Ut
aud Sarmtn unh grdtritdneertien ene BET MIR tets ~ ep
s~unaisfsn 8tetnsunssn ~ babtn uns cia4e Id itetn. be-
itin Sch In 9istnteum h6u uae stirtnnertnstne anltso
min, mtint eitsa ~ prnftu.
Bar anltsuns pom gapitalisn pxs auf Nasras uns rttas
Wtiit Sprst ssrastn.
Better Rieue,
, 1877-10-13

INsANK.--A man named George
Schultz, formerly employed asa night
watchman in this city had an exami-
nation before Judge Burke in the
Probate Court recently, and was
committed to the Insane Asylum,
to which place he was conveyed to-
day. Hard drinking is probably the
cause of his insanity.
A USEFUL WoRK.-Fred Bagot,
agent for the new Directory of the
Pacific States and Territories, pub
lished by L. NJ. McKenny, San
Francisco. is at present in the city
canvassing for that useful work. 1t
will be an invaluable aid to business
men and will be sold at the low
price of 81.
EIGHT head Of large steers we're
on the wharf to-day, awaiting ship
ment on the Annie Stewart. They
are from Phelps & Wacleigh, and
are probably intended for some camp
down the Sound.
A PETITION is being circulated at
LaConner. praying the Legislature
to authorize the people of What
com county to vote on the question
OF removing the county seat to La
Conner.
, 1877-10-13
Once upon a time there live

Once upon a time there lived
in Virginia City queer custo-
mer whom we will call Steve.
He was an inveterate joker and
often really witty IN his repair
tees. Well, the time came when
Steve was taken sick, and as the
boys put it, every close call"
On his death bed his friends Of
ten came in to see him and con
dole with him. About this time
the lower levels of the promi-
nent mines on the Comstock
were the objective point of q
great deal Of interest and curl
osity, and nobody was allowed
to inspect them unless provided
with a pass from Sharon or some
other of the big mine owners.
AS poor Steve lay waiting for
the end, which was not far Off,
one of the boys came in. "Well,
Steve, how do you feel to-day? =?
Pretty bad, old fellow, amt
you?" Eyes, Bob," answered
Steve, with difficulty, "1'm
nearly gone. I'll have a chance
now, Bob, to inspect the lower
levels-lrth0ut q pass.
, 1877-10-13
Snohom1Sh Items.


From gentleman just down from
the valley Of the Snohomish, we
gather tho following items OF inter-
est:
The u. s. District Court, which
convenes there next month, win
have an unusual amount of
business, there being eighty civil
cases on the docket. There are no
criminal cases, which shows purity
in the social atmosphere of the
county worthy Of emulation by her
sisters. a
Harry Mills sheer boom. at the
head of Ebey Slough, has proved a
complete success, there beiag
already secured in it about 6 600, 900
feet of logs. The establishment Of
this boom will save the lumbermen
Of that coutny thousands of dollars
annually. as heretofore during times
of high water great numbers Of logs
we're carried down the river, and
there being no boom to catch and
hold them they drifted ont to sea
and were lost.
The logs are now nearly all ont Of
the river. H.@a.tr e'.--
Ben Stretch 8 scow a time honored
craft, broke from her moorings dur
ing the late freshet, and fioated
down to the Slough, where she
mixed up SO with the logs that no
one could tell which from 'tother.
The fine residence buildings of DR..
Wilbur and the Blackman Brothers
are completed, and present fine
appearance. A townsman, of ours,
Mr.. VIM. Webster, is the architect
and builder, and by this work has
done himself much credit.
Ben Stretch is building q large
warehouse on the river, intended to
hold freight for shipment on the
steamer Nellie.
Times there are rather tight, but
not more so than in other localities
throughout the west. .4. '
Gross receipts of the exposition and
fair foot up $4,000. The heavy rain
to>day materially dinainished the at>
tendance.
New York. Oct. 9.-The Times an
nounces the death Of Gen. John E.
Bsndi1, we'll known in the late rebel
lion.
An engineer offers through the 7ri-
bune, to bring here and set up CIeopa>
tra's needle for 100000. the price
asked, and to raise s. 900 himself.
BALTIMORE. Oct. T. An immense
throng attended the various services at
the cathedral, which WAS draped in
mourning for the late primate and arch-
bishop. During the day from q. 900 to
10000 viewed the remains lying in
state.
FERNAHDINA, Oct. 9.-Three cases of
yeliow-fever to-day; two deaths. The
town is nearly out Of food and anxious
ly awaiting the arrival of provisions and
supplies ia response to the last ar peal
for help.
, 1877-10-13

The New York Tribune pub
fishes q list of persons who have
obtained divorces through the
Probate Court of Salt Lake
county. 1t embraces nearly
every State and Territory, as
we'll as Canada, and includes the
name of Brick Pomeroy. A list
of agencies IN Eastern cities and
the names Of agents are also
published. 1t is estimated that
the twenty probate courts of
Utah have granted 5000 d.
vorces within the past three
years.
A gentleman with eight wives
has just turned up at Stanhope,
Mass. The inhabitants were
about presenting him with a sill
yer poker, when he turned out
to be insane. 1t was only a ques-
ton of time, however.
, 1877-10-13

FEMALE ATTENDANTS. - In San
francisco q law has been in force
for several years that prohib-
its the employment of " lady
walters" in saloons, after certain
hours of night. We learn that the
Washington territory legislature will
be asked to pass similar law, made
applicable to such towns as Walla
Walla and Seattle. A strict enforce
ment of the law that requires all
applicants for license to sell liquor
to be of "good moral character"
might possibly meet the necessities
of the case, and we suggest that the
authorities be little more careful
in this regard. In all cases where
a saloon is found to be disorderly,
or conducted in an Objectionable
manner, the county authorities have
full authority to revoke the license
It, as alleged, we have places of the
character indicated within the city
limits. let parties cognisant of the
facts make complaint to the county
board, and We are quite sure that
licenses in all such cases will be re-
voked. The law does not authorize
the licensing of bawdy houses or
dead falls" and whenever such
nuisances are known to exist they
should be abated.-.Statesman.
ODD FELLow's UN1FoRM.--At the
recent session of the Grand Lodge
Of the United States 1. o. o. F., in
Baltimore, the report of the special
committee on uniform was adopted.
This report provides for uniform
street dress for subordinate lodges.
and consists of such style of hat or
cap as may be determined by the
several jurisdictions, but in all cases
to be uniform, plain white gloves,
jewel collar "a inches wide, unit
ing in the trout, made of light blue
silk cloth. or other material Except
ing velvet, which shall not be used,
Of the shade known as silver-blue,
edged with silver lace or braid,
quarter of an inch wide, without
embroidery or other ornamentation
whatever. A resolution was also
passed for the appointment of a COM
mittee to prepare system OF tactics
OF drill for the use of the order.
To LOAD Coal. The steamer
Empire City, Capt. Butler, arrived
here from San Francisco this fore
noon, and hauled up alongside
Marshall & Knipe's wharf. She
will load SEQ tons of coal here
for San Francisco. The Empire
City has heretofore been running
between San Francisco and Coos
Bay, Oregon. She is owned by the
Simpson Bros, for whom she was
built about four years ago at Port
Madison. 1t is the intention of her
owners to run her regularly between
here and San Francisco, if they can
secure patronage enough to warrant
it.
AIEIvED.-The bark Montana ar-
rived from San Francisco last night
bringing large quantity of freight
for Seattle merchants. Following
are her consignees: Crawford Z
Harrington. Chilberg Bros, W. A.
Jennings. Waddell L Miles, Schwa-
bacher Bros. Il Co., l.. S. Rowe, T.
G.. c., S. & P, G. Mcdonald, J.
Lawton, H. Uhlfelder, J. Brown,
Hall & Paulson, r. Z. Whitney, II.
Glore, S. Baxter, John Middleton,
T. P. Freeman, Wusthoff L. Wald,
John Sullivan, n. G. Thompson, H.
F.. Walworth. She also brought
large quantity Of freight for, other
ports on the Sound.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-29

ACCIDENT OR DEsIGN.-MrS'
Midere, of Lafourche, Found Poi
soned in her misunderstanding u
strange affair developed itself at
the Strangers Hotel, situated on
ChartreS street. between St. Louis
and Toulouse, which. although
pointing to an attempt at suicide
may possibly be the result of an
overdose of an opiatc.
The victim of this affair was a
Mrs. G. NJ. Y. Midere, who arriv-
ed i'll this city Saturday evening
from Raceland Station, Bayou
Latourche. 1t appears that Mrs.
Midere, on arriving in the city,
repaired to the Stangers' Hotel,
and in course of conversation
with the proprietress she stated
in a des?ondent way that she
had recently lost daughter,
which grieved her exceedingly.
On retiring it was observed that
she kept Il candle banning in her
room. In the morning when the
servant came TO bring her coffee
she failed to obtain ahmittance,
and subsequently upon attemp-
tirg to arouse her for breakfast.
meeting with like result, she no
titled the proprittsess, who caus-
ed the door to be forced. when
Mrs. Mldere was tound lying in
all inSenslble condition.
a physician being summoned
he concluded, upon examination
that the lady was suffering from
poison, and advised her imme-
diate removal to the hospital,
which was done, and at last ac.
counts was unable to give a state
mcnt whether her condition was
the result of accident or design.
From appearances Mrs. Midere
is 80 years of age and Il lady of
retnement.-N. q. Democrat Dec.
II.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-29

There never has been a time when the
healing of so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
present 1t is an undisputed fact that over
haif OF the entire population of the globe
resort to the use of ordinary plasters
DIR. MELvIN's CAPsICUM Porous PLAs-
TIERS, are acknowledged by all who have
USED then, to act quicker than any other
plaster they ever before tried, and thar one
OF these plasters will do more real service
than hundred of the ordinary kind. All
other plasters are slow of action. and re-
qure to be worn continually to effect cure :
nut with these it is entirely different; the
instant one is applied the patient will feel
its effect
Physicians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Cansi
cum: and it has always been more or less
used as medical agent for an outward ap-
rlicatlon; but it is only of ver.y recent date
that IFS advantages in a porous plaster have
Deen discovered. Being, however, convinc-
ed OF the wonderful cures effected by DIR.
MELvINs CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTERs. and
thelr superiority over all other plasters.
they now actually prescribe them. in Their
practice, for such diseases as rheumatism.
pam IN the si'le and back, and all such ca
ses as have required the Use of plasters or
llnllnent. After You have tried other plas-
tiers and liniments, and they have failed,
ana you want a certain cure, ask your drug
glst for DIR. MELvIN's CAPsICUM PoRors
PLASTER. You can hardly believe your own
convictions of its wonderful effects AL
though powerful and quick in its action.
yon can rely on its safety for the most deli
cate person to wear as it is free from lead
ana other poisonous material commonly
used IN the manufacture of ordinary plas-
ters. One trial is a sufficient ouarontnn ot
ITS merits, and Que plaster will sell hun
dreds to your friends
Ask your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's CAP.
sIcUM Porous PLASTER, and take no other
or, on receipt of 25 cents for one, 81 for
flve, or - for dozen, they will be mailed,
post paid, to any address in the United
States or Canadas
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-29

REPUDIATE HIM-The first
thing that the Legislature of
Louisiana should do would be to
pass a resolution repudiating Oily
Cannon Kellogg of Illinois, as a
Senator from this State, and dis
owning any and all things which
his lnfamy may cause him to do
in the name of this State.
Let the world know plainly
and emphatically that w. 2. Kel-
logg, the champion liar of this
century is repudiated by every
decent man in Louisiana and that
he has no right, legally, morally
or any other way, to presume tc
call himself Representative o
the people of Louisiana.
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At a school examination n

At a school examination a
clergyman made a brief address
to the pupils on the necrssit, of
Obeying their teacher anh grow
ing up useful and loyal citizens.
TO emphasize his remark, he
pointed to the national flag
spread on one side Of the room.
and inquired: Boys what is
that flag for!,, "A little urchin,
who understood the condition of
the house better than the speak
er, very promptly answered, "TO
hide the dirt. SIR
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This is good paragraph for
ministers from the Burlington.
Hawkeye: The winter is closing
in upon the rIergymen of this
country with most APPALLING severi
ties. A season Of incesSant and
pitiIess donation parties has
been arranged by many of the
denominations, and the prospect
is that hundreds OF ministers,
who are not able to keep Il dog,
and don't know how to fire gun
will perish from starvation.
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OFFICE COR, MARKET & PATRIOT SITS


A singular case of petritaction
is told by an engineer on the
Union Pacific. The principle cross
ties, which have been laid for
several years, are nearly all pet.
rified, the number of miles being
estimated at one hundred. SO So
lid are the cross ties that it is i'm
possible to draw the spikes from
them.
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Every young man who is so fat
he can't tie his own necktIe and
whose face is as round and about
as large as a dinner plate, wears
a helmet hat, and the burlesque
sets Oh the top of his head like a
grape on orange. The spectacle
of fat man in helmet hat is
what makes men murderers.-
RNrlingtOA Halckede.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-29

Half an honrs practice on a pia-
no every day, will bring on fatal
attacEs Of paralysis in eight
months. This is a lie. but if the
press will kindly assist in giving
it the widest circulation, Il CRATE
full people will neither misinter.
pref nor fail to reward the gene
rOuS and humane motive which
prompts the item.-Ha,cheye.
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L.. L.ippman
Rue Bienville Nile Orleans. i.

52 Rue Bienville Nile Orleans. .52
rRAND ASSORTMENT DE B1ERE,
" ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER EFT
Cidre.
Specialize pour lie bouteillage de ces arti
cles.
Depot dcs meilleurs bouchons vendus
dams lepays.
Mr.. |. Picard, rcpresente cette maison
depuis elmo ans aout L. 76.
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BUSINESS C1RU.S.

BTSINESS C1RUS.
NyASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs G
w Gamard. Proprietor. Market st.
between st Philip and st. Louis Streests
NOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
L ISOLATION, OF I.AFOU URtHE,-
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
of each month. at o'Aock at the Ulion
Hall, Cor. Green and Market
Officers III. n. Coulon, Pre- sid emf. =
Lorio, Vice President. j. W. knO
bloch Secretary, G. Azema, Trea su
rer, L. Aucoin. Censor,
TAZZO DR.. j. B G.. Physician and
~ -1concheu,, Thibodaux =. o., Lafour
che Parish. La.
VERNOTr, FRANK. Matchmaker and
~ Detjer IN fine Je,oe','y dc, Main Street
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rCOIN, P. A. Family and Pianta-
A Gon Groceries, Main street, between
rorus and st. Philip streets.
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nITM. S. D,'y Goods and Grocery, cor
II ner Main and jackson Streets.
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Linen Collars. from 50 cents to 81 75per
dozen A full line of Neckties, Scarfs, Hand
kerchiefs, Trunk and Falises.
Call and e.ramine the Goods at the
ONE PRICE STORE,
Corner of st. Ann and Old Leree,
opposite French Neat Market.
ap2S77.ly.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-29

. JENA, c. Co6ee House Keeper. Main
A ST.. between jackson alld st. Phi
Zip Streets
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nADEAUX. j. Family and Pt0nt"tlGn
II groceries, Main Street, corner Main
ana Focus.