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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-24
The State Of Louisiana
Parish Of LafOurche
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE 18th JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT COTRT

CLERKS OFFICE OF THE 18th JU-
D1CIAL DISTRICT COURT.
1 hereby certify that the following is
the correct Jury list drawn by the jury
commissioners for SAID parish on the Sth
day ofOctober 1877 as follows:
Jurors tor the LIST week of Court far
Grand and Petit jury beginning ON the
Bird day of December 1877.
rhauvln a. F.. Bergeron Auguste
Page }. v. Grimes Henry
Knobloch ]. O. Pugh d. b.
smith Ava Picou Robert
Ro.lctanX IhGodnle Lej"une Taylor
Folse William Lepiue Oscar
Mire j. i. s Royira A.
Gordia John Morrison j. H.
Latortst Alfred Ford Sylvan
BoudreanN Anatole Bout6rie OlGus
Morvant Jumonville Claude Chs. F.
SEWN. Joseph Hare M. N.
Lepine Il. A. Naquin Anatole
Scott Paul Tron6 2. e..
loups Paulin Naquin A. L.,
Lagarde Clay King David
liotfmann Frank Chappuis A. s.
Gilmore w. T.. Vicks Gabriel
Marlborough Benjamin Theriot alexandra
Lee John Maronge Onesippe
Auselet Joachim Braud J. G..
Aucoln L. A. Rossignol Adolphe
Gande Leon Richard Washington
McCullum j. II. Bergercn Arthur
Bouterie Prosper Dorsay John
Jurors for the .2nd week of Court.
December 10th 1877.
Richard Hubert Dupr6 Martial
Reed Philip johnson I. j.
Leblanc D.. SEWN Onesippe
COhlon H.. n. Bourg Sylv9re.
Lagarde A. L.. Nathaniel William
Deloehe f. G.. Brand Aur6lien
JOsey Joseph GallGe Nyrtila
Boudrcaux Ozemee Clement RI, +.
burton W.. u. MorvAnt Ernest
Trosclair Leonidas Leblanc Leo
Beltau L. Z. Lesseps Chs.
Billiu Jas. A.. Caillouet J, N.
Hebert Emile Price William
keeler Henry Poch6 H.p
brauu 'olzl Dugas Emile
| Jurors for the 3rd week of Court.
December 18th 1877.
Ben]amin Lewis Lagarde Taylor
Biiliu NJ. W. Alberti Thomas
hlvlere l. V. Banks Chs. IL.
Burton Walker Collins Andrew
Brockhoft Louis Breauy F6lic;ep
Picou c. T. White James
aaSarue Joachim Sanders Grandson
Guthfldge Paul Boudreaux Leandre
Donor Edwin K Folse J. l..
Surtls Lou K. Keller Alcide
Guillot Paulin Harvey William
hlchle Adrlen Cllol Emmanuel
Legenafe MA. Hay Jno. +.
Laforest Jules Coulon ]. \.
Machado J. ID. Gaslle EnIle
In testimony whereof.
- Witness my hand and my off
SEAL ciai signature this. the Sth day
00Oo o October a. d. 1877.
Nv. KNOBLGCK
tlerk15th Jud. Dist. Court, Parish of
Laiourche, La
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Take Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
LAFOUCHE.

THAT ON SATURDAY THE 1sT DAY
L of December 1877. | will sell at Pub
lie auction ut the Court House in the Town
of T%hibodaux at II O'Clock Meridian, to the
last and highest bidder, the lease of the
Public Ferries of the Parish of Latonrche
to wit
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-24

List of Delinquent Tax payers of the
Corporation of the Town of Thibodaux for
the year 1876, and License for the year 1877.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-24

- Witness my hand and my off
SEAL clal signature this. the Sth dav
wv October A. D. 1877.
!. ". KNOBLGCK
Clerk'I5th .Jud. Dist. Court, Parish of
Lafourche, La
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

NEW ! ORR. June -.
In speech made by Fred Douglass. at
hi old Masters place. Thomas Aud. at
81 Michaei's, Talbot County, Md he said
10 the colored people they were in contact
with The most iudomiiAb!e and most en-
lighyeued race in the world. aud he would
be false TO his own race, ii he did not tell
them just where they stood, what an i'm
meuse distance they were behind the white
people. He did not believe coiored people
were fundamentally inferior to the whites,
but they are nevertheless practically infer
iOr. We must not talk about equality.
until we can do what white people can do,
a. long a. they can build vessels and rail-
road>. and We cannot, we are their inie-
rlor-. A long a. they can found govern
meuts. and We cannot, we are their irle-
riors. II in twenty years from now, the
coiorcd race as a race las not advanced it
i doomed race. The question now j.
viii the black man 10 a. much for liz pre-
seat master, himself, Is he used TO 10
for hi, old MASTER:
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Banquet in Honor of Gen. Grant.

LONDON, June 10.
At banquet iu honor of Gen. Grant last
night, Earl Derby and Minister Pierrepont
sent letter Of regret. Earl Granville pro.
posed the health Of the Queen
Hon. William Z. Foster responded in
al eloquent speech. Upon risingto reply to
a toast, Gen. Grant was greeted with a
perfect storm Of applause. Il am over
whe.med" he said. with the kindness
shown by Engiish-men to me and express
eli 10 America. | regret that am unable
adequately % express my thanks for the
manifold fraterual counesies | have re
celvcd- Words would tail especially with
in the limitation OF public speech to ex-
press my feelings in this regard. | hope
when an opportunity Is offered me OF
calmer and more deliberate moments TO
pat on record. my grateful recognition
OF the iraterual sentiments of the English
people and the desire OF America to
render an adequate response.
TIE speech OF Earl Granyill has asprel
thoughts in my bosom which it is impossi-
Die for me adequately to present. Never
have / lamented 50 much - now my pow
erty in phrases to give due expression to
my feelings TO the mother country" Cen
era. Grant spoke under the pressure of un-
Usual feeling and continued with unusual
e!oqueuce to express the hope that his
words, a long as they had any value,
would be heard to both countries and lead
10 the union Of English speaking peoples
fraternity OF the human race.
HIS speech was frequently interrupted
with applause, cheering almost continually
while he was on his feet. On resuming
his seat the health Of the Ex-Pre,ident was
drank amid tumultuous applause.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
BIurhiII.

ON saturday. the 10th inst. an acct
dent occu rred at Mr. o. Il. Cutters Copper
Mine, whereby two men, Charles Hamil-
ton and Lewis Cater were seriously in
jured Ia consequence OF some defect in
the iuse.or for some other reason, the pow
der IN the hole they had charged, failed 10
explode. and. contrary to a safe practice
they commenced removing the tamping
by drilling it out whereby the powder be-
came ignited by sparks from the drill
which was held by one OF the men. while
the other was striking upon ii with ham
mer; and the consequence was, that the
hands Of Hamilton were badly injured and
the faces of both men were so badly burned
that ii was feared both would lose their
eye-sight.
As soon as the report OF the accident
was given, Mr.. Cutter, who was not far
distant, and whose horse was at hand
started with all possible haste to the viii
lage for a Physician. DIR. Grinile was
soon in attendance, who skillfully dressed
the wounds, and attentively waited upon
the unfortunate men, who, am glad TO
say. are at this iate-the l9th. in a com
Portable condition, and hopes are enter
taihed that they will soon recover and
their eye-sight will be restored.
Mr.. Cutter has manifested much inter
est in behalf of these men, and instructe Il
the physician TO spare no pains in his al
tention and attendance upon them. a mon
ey was no object compared with their re-
covery.
This is another warning against the dan
gerous practice Of drilling out charge
that has failed. IL Is better, far better, to
remove the tamping by picked stick
and wooden spoon, or drill a new hole
i am sorry TO say. that Obstructive in
sect. the potato bug, has appeared among
US. | advise all who have potato patch
near their dwellings to open the hen house
door and let the bddies in among the vines !;
they will gobble them up to ;hat degree
that there will be but few. il any left for
seed. OBSERVER.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
state News.

"A number of hard-working men, with
families, in Augusta. talk OF forming col
ony and settling in Aroostook county.
Sunday morning John Ryan of Sabat-
tus. in coming to Lewiston to attend mass,
was thrown from his wagon and killed by
his horse running away.
The prospect now is that the hay crop
in Maine will be the largest this season
known before for many years.
The run of salmon in the Penobsot
this year is the largest 1t has been for
twelve or fif(eeu years. The catch Will
not be less than Is 900.
The temperance societies of Showhegan
after discussing the subject, decided that
the recent amendments to the liquor law
were'not in the interest of temperance.
-Ainsworth Morey of oxford decamp-
ed about a week ago with the wife Will
lam H. French OF Mechanic Falls, leaving
behind a wife and seven children in des-
titnte condition.
A man deposited in the Androscoggin
county Savings Bank Saturday. package
of bills. the identical money drawn from
the bank during the scare year ago. lie
has lost in dividends about Sl15 by the
operation.
A meeting OF the Maine Historical So
ciety will beheld at Brunswick Friday July
l3, at which time it is expected Charles W.
Tuttle, Esq, of Boston, will read the con-
Guiding paper on the Early Dutch Set
tlement OF Maine"
Auburn shoe factories are receiving an
unexpected run of orders. Some firms are
manufacturing ahead of orders. Factories
manufacturing for home consumption are
meeting with large sales. The season Is
buster than last year.
Thomas Bissell. formerly resident
of Bangor. and an accomplished organist
aud musician, was one of the victims Of
the disastrous hre In Shawmut Avenue.
Boston. last week. tie held by the sill
OF the window until his strength failed
him. and then dropped TO the ground. and
received such injuries as resulted in his
death soon after.
\ DEAD BODY FoUND.-A dead body
was picked up at North Haven Thorough
fare. saturday. supposed To be that Of Hen
~ Reed. son of Benz Reed Of seal Cove.
Mt. Desert. who WAS Knocked overheard
last November. while cathuoking au am
chor. Nearly all the clothing was pre-
-crYed. The body was buried by town au-
thorities.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

From Rev. Edward smiley. Pastor Of the
Uuiversalisi Church. Claremout. y. II.
Having at various times used Dr. A j.
Flagg's Cough aud Lung Syrup. personal
~ aud in my family, with the very best re-
suits following. DO not hesitate to recon-
mend It as an excellent remedy for coughs
and colds and diseases OF the throat and
lungs. find also on inquiry. that it Is
very generally used in Claremont, where
the Doctor has been practicing ply sician
for the past ten years.
EDWARD SMILEY.
Halls Vegetable siciIliau Hair Renew
er has for many years occupied an honor
able place in the toilet of American wo-
men, and has also attained popularity in
foreign countries. This is because it doe,
PERFORM what il promises. Its warmest
friends are those who have used it longest.
aud those who sound its praise the loudest
ale those who from actual experience and
personal trial have demonstrated that by
lis use gray hair is restored to its natural
color and dry harsh. .and wiry hair is made
sui and lustrous. a thing of besuty, and
matter OF JOY and pride to the wearer. -
ouo oolief and Democrat, Corinth, Miss
. ~ "iggin sells The Universal Pile
Fii's-"lii cure any case or money refund
ed-Price only 80 cts. Put IN Inv = F.
oh'ilh @ Co-' sole agents. Middlebury. VI.
and for sale by druggists everywhere Ask
ioi '''e'il A''u take 10 other. Iyl5.
DR.. E r. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly Recommended
for Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache
Sore throat &c. See Advertisement.
hyour lungs are irritated. oppressed and
sore, no method of treatment Will compare
WI b inhaling the hot vapors of Tar. The
solution of Forst Tar with inhaler. is the
ohis preparation of tar for this purpose.
limo 10.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Disa strous Fire.

BURLINGTON. lows, June ..
The most disasterou> fire in Burlington
in four years, broke out early this morning
In the rear OF VIM. Bell 6 Cos. wholesale
dry goods house. on Main Street. A storln
OF rain with lightning prevailed, and the
opinion was divided whether the fire was
caused by lightning OF an inceudary.
The fire ragged for two hours. consuming
Bells dry goods store. Chamberlains
wholesale grocery.J-ncs y. Guests music
house, aud damaging Bikler, Windsor Il
Cos wholesale grocery. The losses are
a follows: Bell y Co.'S. S60.00o; Bodmau
estate, S35 600 ou buildings; Chamberlain.
$4,000; Guests, S25,0ap; john d. Birds
SsaSs SssooS Es'r SIIgy wr 4&'e "A Co, os'rS sioooo
Insurance. $50 600 dollars
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
To CO,,Su,,Dfircs.

The advertiser. a retired Physician. having
proyidentially discovered. while Medical Mis-
sionary in southern Aeia, a very simple yegrs,-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Of Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Catarrh,
and all throat and lung aiections.-also, pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all Nervous Complaints,
feels 1t hi. duty 10 make it known To his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive, he will
cheerfully send free Of charge) to all who de-
sire it. the recipe for preparing, and full dircc
tions for successfully using, this proyidentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits of this discov-
cry without cost, can do so hy return mail, by
addressing, with stamp, naming paper,
DR.. CHARLES Z. MARSHALL,
3i Niagara street,
lyf2 Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Domestic Ports,


W HARBoR-Ar IL. schs W + Emerson Dorr
Narblehead, sawyer, from Bucksport; and ID T
Patchen, Dunbar, from Casune for Grand Banks ).
sailed lith.
Ar H. schs Ella Eudora, Sargent, Boston for
somes' sound; Savoy, Richardson, Calais for New
York; Betsey Eliza, Richardson, Somes' Sound
for KOckland.
Ar IS, sch A I Haynes, Richardson Rockland
Ar II, sch sea Pigeon. Seayey, Calais for Bos-
ton.
PoRrLAND-Ar "a. sch Flerilla. Leighton, Steu
ben, Flora GrlEdlo, stanley. ProyIncetown !;
Mountain Laurel. Pierce. Boston.
Ar ID. schs Julia ANA, Mayo, Deer Isle; Samuel
Lewis, Hammet, Ellsworth for Boston; Redondo,
Young do for do Fair Dealer. Dsdge. do for do
Delaware, Young, do for do; City OF Ellsworth,
Grant. Ellsworth
Ar Is, sch Harriet Newell, Benson fremont.
BEAR RIVER, Ns-sld 9, sch Mary A Holt. stan.
wood, King -ton, ia
LrN>-Ar J. sch Olive Branch Whitaker, Ron
douti Luciia, Hodgkins. Ellsworth.
BosrON-Ar Is, sch Nesterloo, Whitaker, Els
worth. Mary Cushman. Pattcn do.
Ar 10. sch sea Queen, Grant, FranKln; Convoy
Norwood, 6ouldsbOro,
Ar II. sch J NJ Kennedy Pomeroy, Ellsworth.
Ar 10. sch VIM III Archer, Belatty, Ellsworth.
NINEIAED HAvES-Ar IL sen ID Nalo, TIew or
~, HoOUkcn for Lynn.
NEwroHr-Ar iJ sch Zicavo, Weber, Fall
River for Ellsworth
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLER

When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK,
save annoyance and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, OPP
posite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted
up at an expense Of over $4,000. Elevator, steam
and all model n improvements. European Plan
The REsTAl ln ANTS. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar
ket can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpas sed.
Rooms for single pcrsor, 81. sl.j0, and 81 per
day, rich suites tor families pToportinnatcly low 4.
so that visitors to the city and travellers live
more luNuriously, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other first class Hotel in the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for all parts OF the city.
lyA g. x ". ID. GARRISON. Managers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Ca.ttne Close Of the tenth year ef the East
State Normal school. Examination
and e. sradunfion.

Casttne.-Ciose Of the tenth year Os the East
ern State Normal school. Exaninatson
and q Graduation.
IL was a source of great pleasure that
we were able, not only TO be present at
the closing exercises, but o atch a:glimpse
of the schoolwork before the morning OF
the examination; and having our interest
awakened. we felt, In common with pu-
pills and teachers. regret that Wednes-
dsy morning found us surrounded by a
dense fog. 1t may have dampened the
spirits somewhat but not the interest In
the exercises.
Normal Hall was tastefully decorated
! with evergreen, notices and flowers by
the undergraduates of the school. The
friends of the town sent in many choice
| plants and the artistic arrangement of
/ them upon the rostrum showed the taste
/ of the committee chosen.
The signs upon the blackboards re-
| fleet much credit upon the pupils OF the
/ drawing class. and their teacher Miss
/ Comstock.
The exercises of the day were opened
by scripture reading and prayer, and all
| Joined heartily in the morning song.
The recitaiions were conducted in part.
BY the members OF the various classes.
thu, enabling them to put in practice the
methods OF teaching and governing which
arc taught them throughout the course.
! Among the exercises of the forenoon, the
rhetoric class. conducted by Miss Hughes,
and the reciiations OF the "little ones
from the model school, seemed TO bear
of the palm.
The afternoon session did not begin at
the appointed time but was delayed to
await the arrival of the boat which
brought GOV. ConnerS. his council and
Lat OF friends At 30 L. NJ the exer-
ci>es began With an examination of the
class in Didactic- IN the Maine Hall, con-
dlc;ed by Mr. Fletcher. I'm this recitation
the Cox. trustees and friends. manifested
a great intel est and the thorough mastery
OF the subject, by the members of the
clas, showed the faithful instruction they
had received.
The symua,iic class in charge OF Mr..
Foster gave evidence OF the improvement
made during the term.
Ofthc recita,iouS Of the second period
Ms, Lufkiu', L. 5. History class received
a large share Of attention.
In the evening sociahle in the hall
gave all an opportunity for getting &C
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Business Notices.

GLENN's SULPHUR SoAP.is positive inspir-
alton. 1t was happy thought 10 combine the
remedy, which of all others is beneficial in the
majority Of cutaneous diseases, with a pleas
ant and pure soap. by means OF which it can be
brought in contact with affected parts. Sold
DYE, Black or Brown. so cents.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Franklin.

Franklin.
The ladies of this town are making
preparation for ''good old fashioned
time on the 4th. Their programme as near
as we can learn is as follows: Early in
the morning parade of Fantasies. AT
lOA NJ. an oration by Bev. S. Went
worth. Music by the Band in the Town
Hall Dinner in the Franklin House; Fam
cy articles, fruit, lemonade, Ice cream etc /.
will be for sale by the ladies in the lower
hall good time is expected. and all are
cordially invited to come and help cele-
hate
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
A TRIUMPH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.

The Discor,ry ~ q Boston PhysicidH-Par-
dlysis can 5e Cured-Surgcry Surpassed
ia he Treatment - Dcfjrmdtiss- Empha-
tic Proof nat Nerr Remedy .f,r Nervous
Disorders His Been FpuHi.
Hardly any great revelation OF science or ;ri-
umph OF art has bccn received IT. nrsl an
nounccmcnt with grateful faith Uy the incroda-
lous mhj'rity oI mca. calico announced the
fact that the world moved ami the souI Gel un.
belief uf the world made him recan, the assertion
on JcHdcd knees IN sackcloth and ashes. H--.ug
from The ground amer This denial Of asceTtaineI
truth. be IL reported tn have exclaimed 4 FuR 81
MJoyL-'li does move Tor all that HE inlroaluc-
uan II the telescope, which has since given TO us
"a knnN ledge OF the -tAfs. vas greeted With 4 .In-
liar obstinate prejudice and Unbelet In England
u Wa- announced as an inycuti0u OF the E'Il
one. and
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Obituary.

PORTLAND. Me. June -.
The funeral services of the late Hon.
Geo. L. Davis which took place at 10 ;3U
to-day, were conducted by Rev. DIR. HILL
and attended by large conconrse of lead
ing citizens. among whom he was much
esteemed. The body will be carried to
Greenfield Mass, tor in,erment.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

PORTSMOUTH, n. IL. June 10.
Two men. Fred Taylor, and Melvin Oor-
belt, wereI arrested here ,this morning,
aboard the Sioop Yacht Abeno, which
they had stolen from Pittston. Me.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
a Free Cnp.a-

For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, ca
tsrrh. throat and lung diseases; also. sure
relief and permanent cure for general debility,
dyspepsia and all nervous affections, by sim
pie vegetable medicine, which cured yenera-
BILE missionary physician who was long a resi-
dent Of Syria and the East. and who has freely
given this yalusbe specific TO thousands of kin
dred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits; and he now feels it his sacred Christian
duty 10 impsrt to others this wonderful invig-
Grating remedy, andwil send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full directions, to
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greely Block. Syracuse. n. Y.
6mos50 (P. o. Box 15.)
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Nj \ X II + ID .

Sulliyan-June 9th, by Rev. J. johnson, Mr..
Willie +. SperTy, of sullivan, and Miss Maria
y. Bunker, Of Gouldsboro.
June 9TH, by the same, Mr.. John NJ Smith
and Miss Hattie r. Martin. all of Sullivan
Ea,tbrooA-,Iunc lGih. by l.. W. Bunker,
Esq. Mr.. Charles T.. Bunker and Miss Annie
Salisbury, both of OTIS.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
Misc ellaneous.

Jule ~.
The house and barn OF Jacob Littlefield
in Bridston, Me, was burned yesterday.
Hon. VI. ". Farweil. late municipal
Judge Of Rocklard, died yesterday morn
IuG.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

ments have been made for addresses from
different speakers. The proceeds are to
be used towards the erection of Church.
June 18th. Per. Order Com,
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

DO YOU want 70 save your children; II you
Do, go % q. A. Parchcr and get bpx Of Fc>-
,enden'- Worm Expellcr. 1t i the surc-t
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For -ale by all druggists for - cents. or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & CO.. RocAland,
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21
he Weather.
WAX DEPARTMENT.

WAX DEPARTMENT }
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. June 2O-l A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England. rising barometer
stationary or lower temperature, northerly
winds aud clear or partly cloudy weather
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

DO you want 10 be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
stipation. Piles AMI all diseases OF the stom-
ach, Bowels and Liver; II you do, 70 to &. A.
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They Will cure you. For sale by oil druggists
for % cent. bottle, or sent By mail on receipt
OF price. rreparedby Wiggin 4 %. Rockland,
Me.
Ellsworth American., 1877-06-21

Prospect Harbor.
The Church Society Of Prospect Har-
Dor. will hold festival and fair, on the
Fourth of july next. Among the attrac-
tions expected are an oration by j. s..
Moore NJ. D.. horse parade. base ball,
tub race. sack race and IA grand ball in the
evening. Any and all persons coming to
Prospect HarbOr to pass the glorious
Fourth, may be assured of every atten-
ton and real old fashioned good time.
f. w. CLEAvEs.
&c. CRANE CRANE Committee
L. ~