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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-20

ACCIDENTS. - Dernierenient,
me jeune file de couleur s':sinu-
sait aupres an feu DUN poole,
avec une burette rentermant de
Fhuile dc charbon. Une fois rhauf
te, le liqnide 4 fait explosion, ct
ia jeune file passait de la vic au
tNpas. Fers IN meme 6poque, un
homme de coulenr, deja avanc6
en age, ct sa file, ont etc Ilorci-
plement briiles Ell voulant rem
plir une lampe alIumee. Cette
derniere a succombee un couple
de jonrs apres, ct le vieux SQUIRE
h0rriblement,
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folRE.-La foire donn6e le 13
ssH 81 Il !; a Houma pour le b6nefce
3 Egllse IL etc un v6ritable sue
~. Dailleurs rien n'avalt etc ne
sase par ceux qui etaient q la
I.e de sou organisation, pour
laaer aux visitenrs Ia reception
mas franchement cordiale. LIE
.. : foyet, surtout s'ess montr6,
sv.;. g qauteur dc Ia tache quill
ssaA e. enterprise, par son active
sel,.lance, ct par SON atfabilite.
Rtlt nombre de gems de Thi-
@ saux qui ont porte leur obole
s'e @ @avre charitable, sont ont
peat plus sdtisfrits de l'aceueil
81 leur a etc fait ct font DIES
A ponr que lie produit de cette
qal s'eleve, dit.on a s15i6,
salhsant pour faire les r6para
'eS Plus nrgentes i reg!ise.
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Oh! oh! ct ayec les truffes
-Au poids de For.
Que vous en- avez mango,
yous, chargenta
-Approximativement.
-Je lie sais pas ce que ca veut
dire.
Ca vent dire que je men al
pas mango personnellement moi
meme mais j'avais dams lie temps
un camarade de lit, qui await un
pays qui etait brosseur dun Ca
pitaine qui EN- mangeait tres SOU
vent.
-Chargent, c'est vral ce que
dit CONNIE ca lie calOral Sphlet,
que vous avez connu 4 Bordeaux
.une femme noire 2
-Certainement, que e'est yrai.
--Une .negresse
Pas prGcisemet.
-pne lnulatreSse ?....
Pas precis6ment; c'etait une
de mes payses que son mari .Gtait
charhounier.
--CEa1gent. pourfnoi done que
lie coninanAant du .cr il des Ia
nettes Srrtes
Grnchon ! c'.st pour, lorsGue
sa femme Ini tait prcn'lrc tic Por-
ge't, sc lignrer quill bolt dc pab-
Siutlie.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF pARIsH.WARRANTs

There Ia money in the Parish Treasury
tc pay warrants issued in 1877, up to and
including No. 1856, and of old warrants is
sued in ls69707l-7273-74, up to and illelae
ing No. 1918, (oid series.
+. SAMOAN,
Oct. 9TH 1871. Parish Treasurer,
Extract from the inmates of He Peceedings
Of The Police Jug. Rcgnlar Session,
Oct. 1st., 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants or
Claims against the Parish. not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
days after the Treasurer advertiscs he has
funds in the Treasury to pay the same,
shall be reregistered. and the funds adver-
tlsed for payment of the said Warrants
or Claims, shall be. applied by said Treasu-
rer to the payment OF the next oldest War
rants or Claims, i'll the order of their regis
tration.
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RESTAURANT DES OUATRE
EATS0NS

Nl du RESTAURANT DEs QUArRE- -SAIsoNsl
pr6yient ses alnis tic a Vile ct dc In cam
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic On g6neraic, qu /
q transfcre son restaurant du No. E:S:s dc
la rue de Chartres au No. H1a de la meme
rue, pres de St-LouIs. II profile de cctte oe--
easion pour remercier le public ct sollicite
en- meme temps III continuation dc son bien
veillant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill a des salons particuliers au pre-
mier, ct des chambres meuhlees d Iouer "a
selnaine on an mois. les pcrsopnes d.. "a
comfort desirable G restaurant sera ouvert
.iusqua minulr e fev '75.t
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WARRANTS. DE PAROIssE.-
Pour Pintormation des porteurs
de Warrants de paroisse, desi>
gnes sous le nom de Old Warrants,
nous 'lirons, pour eyitrr tout er
Ienr, que ces warrants compor-
tent plusieurs series. La premiere
eeile que le Tr6sorier pale actuel-
cement part de 1869 ct finit au
commencement de l,annee 1874
au No. 2378. La seconde commen
GO en- 1874 ct tinit au No. 829, de
IA meme aimee ct enfn la troll
aeme commence all No. 3SS ct
nolt au No. liza, ct porte gene
falement La date de 1876.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-20

FERRIES. - Samedi proclaim,
nous publierons la vente des
iermages des quatre ferries de la
paroisse. Cette vente Sc fera,
CONNIE dFhabitude, 4 l'enchere
'publique, ct anra lieu le. on avant
h Ter decemb bre proclaim. De
cette maniere, les acquereurs ans
ront un mQis deyant eux pour
prtparer leurs chalands ct artres
nsrensilts necessai.es, car lis n'en
prendront~l'ossession que le Ter
janvier 1878. -
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MARCHE.-Aussit6t one lie con
'idcteur du nOuveau march6 re-
nettra la clef au Ccnseil de Vile,
es cltoyens de la troisieme ct
seIhiere classe, Sc proposent de
uohher une grande solree dams
san1e, sous le faite de Get 6difice ;
|ny aura des rafraiclllssements de
.oates sortes, DIES douceurs de
;Ous les degrees, ct un orchestre
ses mleux compos6s, tons des ar
y ss'es de la quatrieme bande.
.our etre admis a cette soiree, il
:au! etre mnni d'uue carte de la
.OSlete chinoise, ct porter les at
.nouts de cette societe. A Get
snee, IN marchand de legunes
sIa engage pour pcurvoir aux
sesolns des invites.
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-Chargent, qu'est-ce que c'est
que cette graisse qn'eile est dams
des telrines james chez le mar
ciland de comestibles I?
DE Ia graisse, animal, c'est
du rate de foie gras, tout &c qu'i!
y a lie plus delectable; ca coute
vinst-sent francs la demi-livre,
sans les truifes.
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a Ia Halle au gibier.

Eth bien ! comment ya-t>elle,
cette aimee, Ia vente du gibier,
madame Michu?
All ! he men parlez pas, ma
pauv'petite, il est 81 cher que je
he sals pas 81 nous Ell vendrions,
81 nous n'avions pour clients. .
-Qui donc9
Les cllasseursi
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Notice.
FREIGHT! FREIGHT2l

Les bataux ne pouvant plus entrer dams
lie Bayou, AIR l.. ID. Gossin, Went d'etablir
unc ligne reguliere de chalards, pour le
transport du freight dc Donaldsonville 4
Thibodsux. ct rice rersa. Cette ligne So com
pose dc dcux chalands tous neuis. con-
struts expressement pour la navigation du
bayou, Ldfou'che Valley el Belle Laura.
Le freight sera d6livre a tous les landings
des prixanod6res.
Sept 1877
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AVRS!
AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE.

lily a assez de monnaie de In caisse dc
la paroissc pour payer les warrants ennis en-
1917, jusqu'au No. 4S6 inclusivement. ct
ceax % ennis en- lS69-707l-72 1874, jus4u' au
No. 1913 inclusivement (vieille serie)
+. SAMOAN,
oct. y, 1877. TresOrier dc ParUisse.
Ert'Wit dcs minutes de la stance du Jury de
Police, tenuc ie Ter Octobav, 1877.
II est r6solu que tous les warrants OIL rA-
carnations contre la paroisse qui no Sc
faient pas presentes au rresOrier pour etre
Iavis quill a des fonds s,.tfisrnts dams le
Iresor pour les payer, seront enregstr6s
de nouveau, ct fargent destinG au pale
ment DIES dts Warrants ser;l reparti par le
dit Tresorier au paienlent de ceux q,li sui
vent, d'apres lordre dc leur enregistre-
ment
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Leon God chaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct 81 de la rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,


A YANT TRANSFERE ines mapasins ,les
IANos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de la rue Vieille-Lc-
wee aux Nos 81 ct So de La rue llu
Canal, j'annonce respectueusement al,
public en- general que j'ai, atm de r6pondre
a faccroissement dc mon commerce lie plus
tort stock dhabillements, de chapeaux,
de lingerie dhOmmes. de jeunes gents et
dc Jeunes garcOns-stock tel quill nv en- Q
jamais Gu Ia Nouyelle Orleans. Jfnyits
ines amis ct ines clients ne venir rexan,i.
ner ct s>assurer des prix.
A Pavehir, cOmme par lc pass6. je ae nAL
gligerai rien pour faire face aux beg ,ins de
La place. Je serai toujours pref a remplir
tous les ordres (grands ou petits) y ,habille
mcnt, lingerie ct chapeaux dc toutes ca.
peces ct de tous genres, depuis les vetcments
conmuns d'habitations jusqu'au linge Dc
toilette 10 plus fin. Les prx de mes articles
seroht invariablement aussi has que poss,.
BILE.
Les commandes do Ia campagnc sont roh,
jet dune attention immediate. =
LEON GODCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct 81 dc In rue du Cana
ID oct-76
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RoULAlsoN.-Depuis six jours
]e temps 4 change du tout an tout.
Eau lien Havoir un temps clair,
sec ct frais, nous avons un temps
Fplnvieux, Gland ct humide, MULE
kment fait pour encourager les
Eplanteurs a entreprendre les tra-
Fvaux de la roulaison, ct tres Ca
pable, sill Sc prolonge; a'imurier
/ Ia came.
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Delinquent Tax list.

The Delinquent Tax Payers. named be-
low, are hereby notified 10 call at tie Tax
Collectors oice and settle amounts duo by
t'lenl' Immediately, otherwise they will iii
cur costs. :
Those who have paid, are requested to
bring their receipts. so that the amount
charged against ti'er may he cancelled:
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IufOrInsatFOsas Locales.

JURY DE PoLIcE.-Depuis la
nouvelle organisation du Jury de
FPolice, operee conformement a un
eac.e pass6 q la derniere session
Fde la Legislature, trois sessions
ont en- heu; la premiere qui a
Fcout6 $72.1O ct la seconde s31.GO,
FONT dur6 deux jours, ct la troll
sieme un jour. cohte S21.1G.
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PoMpIEEs.-Les pompiers de
Ia conpagnie Protector No. 3. sor.
tlr0nt dcmain en- assez grand nom
,bre pour -taire jouer 1eur pompe,
'avec une aIdeur a MULE autre
'pareille. lis veulent, eux aussi,
'voir 81 les tuyaux peuvent' resis-
ter & la preston de Feau. Et 81
'malheurensement ills cr6yent,
CONNIE ceux de leurs confreres
aines, ills les feront r6parer pour
1e mieux.
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HOTEL.-L'H0tel des Etrangers,
le rendezvous de tous les voya-
geurs, Went d'Gtre remis q neuf.
ct tous ceux qui descendront dams
|icet 6tablissement, le plus d la
mode. v trouvercnt toujonrs une
table bien garnie ct des chambrcs
'proweS, bien close ponr rhiver
1t bien aerees pour l'ete, eli cniin
tout le comfortable desirable
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NO II
NEW ORLEANS.
e. JAUEERT e Gle.
-IMpORTATEURS DE-

Marchandises seches, 6trungeres at
Americaines.
Cotons, 1ndiennes, Rubans, Bon.
neterie, MouchOirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bian connue par sor
ancicnnetG go ans d'exstencc) ct lie has
prix dc ses articles, offre aux marchantls
des COmpagnes, fassortiment le plus COM
plet ct le plus variG de marchan,lises seche.
Cette maisOn recoit chaque semaine do
nouveaux envOis du NOrd ct de rEurOpb
ct met un soin tout particulier remplir lea
ordres qui lui sont adress6s. Qi.sept rs 10
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LIE canon rerolrer.-On lit dan.

LIE canon rcrolrer.-On lit dams
le Khite Halt Reciesp
/ lie War Office sait-il que le
gouvernement franeais Went d'a-
dopter une piece Formidable,
nomme cannon revolver Cette ar
me Sc distiC que par sa capacite de
lancer qnatre-yingt obus par mi
mute ci.acun pese un peu plus
dune liyre ct eclate EN- viugt-qua-
tre fragments. Get engin peut. .6tre
prepare pour FACTION avec une
rapillte, ct la porte peut 6tre an
rangte grande dc meme : une fois
polnt6 il pen agir sans!e moindre
recuI ct sans traverser lie pivot.
De ce;te maniere, SEES cffcts
meurtiiers peuvent 6trc diriges
contre drs Iroupcs ell co!onne
aussi t't'u uur contrc TN corps
dcploye. /. commence 4 &tre eiii
CAGE d Ia pottee de trois kilometres
lie commencement francais va tpa-
bOrd employer cetta arme forini-.
dable dana la marine. Les canons
sont appnyts sur les bastinages ;
lis SOFT destines 4 recliercher les
torpiileE. Dams cette forme, l.,
piece ne peso Qu'enyiron 800
kios; mails !'attiraii addtionnel
requis pour Femployer CONNIE
piece de campagne pogtera 10
poids & 500 kiIos. Deux honmcs
sutfisent pour man9uvrel lie canon
lul-mG.ne, qu'on regarde. CONNIE
TN Formidable engin dc guerre.
LES DANES DE LA TEMPE>
RANCE. La tro;sieme convention
annuelIe de rUnion des femmes
cbretiennes de la temperance est
en- session a Trenton (New-Jer-
sey), sous la pr6sidence de Nine
Denman. La sceance d'inaugura
tion a etc signal6e par plusieurs
intemperances de langue. LIE Rev.
M. Woodruff "a declare quill est
sa cOnnaissance que huit minis
tres de rEvangile ont etc arretes
4 New-Y pour ivrognerie.
Nine Wittenmeyer flagell6 sans
pitie les membres du congress a
Washington, qui, a t-elle dit, met
tent les pieds sur leurs pupitres,
fument des cigares ct lisent les
journaux, chaque fois qu'on vent
appeler leur attention sur PIN
portante question de la tempe
rance. Mere Hill a aussi pronOn-
&c son diScOnrs, mals sans met
tire en- cause les clcrgymen ct les
membres du congress ellie a +,
serve toutes ses invectives pour
les debitants de liqueurs.
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p. u. LOKIU,
Tax Collector of Lafuurche.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-23
Practical Feat of the Tramp Nuisance.

Philadelphia Times Probably no
doubt exists in the mind of the general
public that the average tramp is thief
as well as a nuisance, but the authors
ties of Massachusetts have taken the
trouble to ascertain the facts as they
really exist, A number of detectives
have been sent out to travel with that
numerous class of human beings who
pemmbulate and peculate to such an
extent as to become n matter OF state
concern in almost every part of the
country. The detectives who are among
the tramps do as the tramps do, making
no effort to obstruct them in the com.
mission of their petty crimes, nor to ar>
rest them for anything done, The OBJ
lect is to obtain Il knowledge of tramp
character as it is when unrestrained,
and if possible to report some way IN
which the state can successfully deal
with the tramp problem, problem
which seems now very far from solu-
ton. 1t has been discovered, ii it may
be called discovery, that the great
body of tramps are professional thieves,
generally operating in gangs under the
direction of chief, having their duties
regularly assigned them, who are to
beg, who are to steal, what is to be
stolen and from whom. What this will
lead to remains TO be seen, but if it is
followed up and crime receives Its Just
punishment, the prisons of Massachu~
sets will have to be enlarged
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Domingo case, II removal from office
Is the only punishment for such a crime,
II is certainly a mild one; and the ex-
peoiollon is TO see il applied To Bah.
cock who is understood to have been
more deeply interested in the oonspir.
aoy than Moore himself At the time
or the conspiracy Babcock was a pri.
yaIe secretary OF President Grant, 81.
Porlntendent Of public grounds at
Washington, and altogether great and
prosperous man. rs men went in Wash.
lngton IN those days, If there was any
crlminality in the matter Baboocl was
q greater criminal than his associates
lie is now nm officer of engineers in the
United States army, lrthdN is any
virtue in the pretended reform, he
ought to be allowed the opportunity of
explaining or retiring,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-23
A Crippled Woman Wanting 60 RESIGN
Her Lille.

|
Kansas City Times; Deep down in
tho gulf Of despair; hopeless, with life
n bitter blank behind and the dark,
dirty, seething, eddying waters Of the
Missouri the barrier before, the poor
lame, helpless creature with no choice
between the two, chose the last. She
tried to die quietly and alone, and
walked down 10 the river side after
darkness had spread friendly gloom
over the scene, Whatever record of her
happy childhood, her name, friends or
home had been left behind, was hidden
away and no scrap Of paper was found
upon her garments last night to tell
the tale Of "a Floater Found had
her intended self destruction been
accomplished Last night after dark
the discovery was made by persons ON
the Harlem side Of the bridge of
human form struggling and splashing on
the verge OF the sand bar, just below the
bridge and just above the old ferry
landing A woman was found to be
Laundering about up to her waist in
mud and water. The police were
sent for, and boats secured, and
an effort made to save life But all
this took time. The woman had waded
out into the quicl1sand intending to
lay herself down in the eddy and
drown But she sank down in the
mre and mud, and in her struggles to
disengage herself from the treacherous
grasp Of the quicksand attracted at
tention from tho bridge. While aid
was being brought across the river, the
unhappy woman was being drawn down,
by inches by the suction Of the quick
sand, But all this time there came no
cry of pain or distress from the hope-
less creature dying by inches When
aid arrived, under the direction of
Officer Charley Detsh, the waters were
up to the chin of the woman. Fifteen
minutes more and the quicksand would
have sucked the Crippled woman down
beneath the mud and water Dragged
forth with some difficulty from the
Shiny bed of mud, the woman was
placed in a wagon and brought over to
this city, and last night sent TO the city
hospital Let some kind hand and
some words of comfort be extended to
this hopeless human, snatched from the
grave.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-23
Mars and the Discovery of Her
Satellites.

The planet Mars which now shines
with such brilliancy in the eastern hor.
lion about 9p. m, isnearer the earth
than it has been in the present generaN
ton. Next Wednesday it will be at
the closest proximity to the earth. This
affords astronomers splendid opportu-
nifty to examine it in the light OF
science, which has beeA improved by
Prof. Hall at the observatory at Wash>
ington. A correspondent thus notes
the event:
The great telescope in the hands of
Prot, fall has just signalized itself by
one of the most surprising discoveries
of modern astronomy, nothing less than
one, and probably two satellites to the
planet Mars. On Thursday night Prof.
Hall noticed q very small star following
Mars few seconds, Two hours later
he was surprised to find the star still
following the planet. His series OF
measures showed the satellite to be
eighty seconds from the planet. On the
next day Prof. Newcomb calculated its
time Of revolution, which he fixes at
one day and eight hours, or little less.
Further observations showed that the
satellite revolyed about the planet and
that not only one, but two stars were
then visible the second emerging from
behind the planet after the first one.
Prof Hall has now 50 little doubt Of the
reality of the object that he has made,
the discovery known to Admiral Rogers
superintendent of the observatory. 1t
was thought best to wait for another
look before formally announcing the
discovery. Last night another observa-
ton was made and the satellite was
found on the opposite side Of the planet
rs Professor Newcomb had calculated IT
would be il it was satellite. Its posi-
ton was then determined 10y several as
tyonomers. In the course Of the even
ing an object, which might be another
satellite, much closer to the planet, was
found by Mr.. Todd, but nothing could
be determined respecting its time Of
revolution. The observations OF the
other one showed its time of revolution
to be about thirty hours, but several
weeks observation will be required tt
settle this exactly. Scientific authors
ties here regard it as ranking amont
the greatest telescope discoveries olthi
century. The only two which exceed
1t are that of the asteriod group in lSOl
and of the planet Neptune in 1870
The discovery was teiegraphed TIM
morning to Europe. Prof. Hall says
he saw the first satellite on the night O
August 10th. OF the existence OF tn
second satellite he is not absolutely Ger
tain, but he believes there are two. I'M
satellite is a faint object OF about thiT
teen or sixteen minutes magnitude
The distance of the first satellite Is be
tween fourteen and fifteen THOUSAND
miles, which is less than that OF an
known planet,or its satellites. The III
ner one, of which there is still som
doubt, is supposed to be still closer
The diameter is small, not more tina
300 miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-23
July 3l-dlm.

AT the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years aso a
victory was gained more glorious than
any gsined by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men and physicians. Purely vegeta-
bic, it excelled in curative properties
the mineral drugs, such as calomel,
and was as harmless to the system ana
almost as pleasant to the taste as co.'s
fee. This world.famous remedy Is Dr.
A. O. Simmons Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured by M: A. Ihed
ford & Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. IL IL
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given to all applicants free Of charge
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-23
rne Leading UIornIng House Of Daiis

EN-, Kahn & Bro. Justly claim TINS
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock
well made clothing in the city Of Ia
las and az good az is kept in Calves
ton. New Orleans or any other large
CITY, and they propose to sell thelI
goods as cheap a. the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions
A glance at their stock WI convince
anyone a. to the truth their sssef-
lions. They also keep first-eiass
stoek nj mems fur sning goods. con
sisting of a compete stock OF mems
hats. which they make specially or
also. the celebrated diamond ID snlfts
which they ofiera extreme low figures.
They also Keep on hand the most com.
nlele and finest lineOf neck wear ana
hosiery In the city In view OF ,he
aSove Stern fsets, we. can eheerullye
recommend all Of our citizens ana the
public generally, TO call aro, ,al.1 a anu
avan,isp their stock, and we feel con
adent that they will coincide with ulr
and pronounce +. NJ. Kahn q bus
the leading clothing houst
Dallas.