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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-05-24
RESTAURANT DEs ouArnr
SAlSONS.

Ms. JOHN BOSIO. PnOPRlETAIRr
nr1 uu nEslAChAHT DIES QgATRE-6AIsoAsi
paghe, ainsi que le pnblic on cGn6rsis. on;
q . traiisiere son Restaurant du No. 1&X da
Ia rue 0e Chartres au No. HI ia In ,,,A,ne
rue, pres de St-LouIs. II prottc de cette os,.
casion pour reuercior le public ct sollicit.
ell inen'e temps Ia continuation de SON MEN
veliiaHt patronage. II informe On outrs "a
amls quill des salons particulars An prc.
mier, ct des chambres neublSes D lousr 4
semiaine sem, ou al mois. Les personaes ds "a
snle ee de "a cainpagne trOuverolu tout =
oon,or' desiraole.Lsr Restaurant s1ra olnSet
"sa"" n"e. f6v '75,t
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ECHELLES-La manRuvre men
suelle de La compagnle des echel
les aura lieu uetnain matiu Il
l.lreure habitnelle. LIE lendemain
soir meeting r6gulier des mem
bres de cette cOmpagnie.
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INCENDIE.-Samedi dernier, IN
peu avant minuit, la sucrrrie de
Nine. Jean Webre, une des plus
bellies sucreries sur le bayou La
fourche, situee a cinq miles en-
haut de 'Thibodaux, a etc detruite
par le feu' Malgr6 tous les efforts
qui ont etc fats pour maitriser
lee tlammes, tout a et6 rebuilt en-
cendres: batisse, charettes, wag
ons, charrues ct tous les autres
ustensiles aratOires servant lex
ploitation de l'habitation.
La sucrerie etait assuree pour
48,O00.0O settlement. Scion tout
tes les indications on presume que
CO desastre ct l'Buvre dun incen
diaire.
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L. cOnlpense.

I'm Port-monaie contenant $lO5.n0 ct un
recu de Mr.. S. T. Grisamorc a et6 perdu
entire In Station -Terrebonne ct opze miles
en- has de Thhodsf,ix. Une ,econIpense de
$40 90 sera donn6e a la personnne oui le
rapportera a son proprietaire
3t-p. ZENON CHAUVIN
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J. vERGNOLE.

OS ......nksa<s A1txaaus. ax
On sc Ieln;lnGc cOm.mc., 50.
prevleDt une fouir de nIaiatlics teII.. an..
ies ilevres ihtermittentes, la .lys,,,.,,,ic- IT,.
haia'tles de poitrine: Phthisio. Khu,p..
!,fohvhite, AhSlnc, GrunuIutioiis, Larvnv'
ite, Aphonie, Asthine, rlcurcsie' L,v,,,l,se,
tlsine, Maladies du FOie, dc la ycssie a,
.es toles urinaires. dies NeyraIries. nonr
lie pansement DIES plates. f
ON Prevent CT fon guGrit toutes NV
mhlaGies en- talsant usage dc
LEUCALYasEES IBlTTEsxS-
Depuis Introduction ,n Euroue dc rEu.
eaiyptus par 4. i..,lnei, et dcpuis au. Pat.
tention Gu mond- sciutifqua u ct, anne.
lee sur les aVantages muItIpics aue Inn
pouVait tirer dc cstte remitrquablc planfr
pour la guerison de diver.cs 49,
IN grand nombre dc plaricleus ,,i,i,nvuSs
ont constate ct demoutre i'cincaclt., de
fEucalyptus. W.
Les prodults de l'Eucalyptus, sout AIN.
pioyes avec grand sticcas depuis pl,,rienr.
a'inees dams les h3pitaux slr Paris.
lie atiater a1uc;aiyptas, compou6
de Ia plants de ce nom, est un pr6yrntir
sur contre uhs f"ule ,ie maiuiies.
Depot general: BURAE a. TUUMps,,y
No. oo auE TCHOufIIOULaS n a.
jus ly
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NOUveAaes Diverses.

LES chefs socialiStes de Chi
cago prepayment, avec les unions
de travail, une greve gen6rale qui
commencera lie 5 Juliet.
lie resnltat de l'enqn6te snl
le steamer Plymonth est que lie Ma.
wire est infeste de gerraes de tiev
re jaime don't il he Sc debarrasse
ra jamais :!
La conference de couleur lie
Nashville yeut intenter uD process
an chemin de fer du Tennt ssee,
qul a refuse de transporter les de
tgnes Ell chars de premiere elias
Sc.
Anime dun courage perS6v6-
rant, lie repreScntanr Gibson a
presente un nouveau bill sur les
am6liorations du Mississippi ct Ia
reconstruction des. levees aux
frais de la nation.
La convention rationale de
l'asSociation du suffrage des fem
mes asSambIee d ST. Louis, IA elu
Nine Elisabeth Cady Stanton pre-
sldente au nombre des rapports
presenteS sen trOuve un lie la
Louisiana, on la cause fait de
grands progress.
-DeuX cas- de misc6genation
a signaler dams le comte de Ma
rion, Miss, une file Brooks S'est
echappee avec un jenne negre
nomme Victor Sancier le couple
s'est arrGte dams une maiSon inha
hitee pendant la mutt ct le lerde-
main on tronve le corps du Don
Juan tramSperce lie six bales !; la
femelle S'eSt enfuit.
Mime Carr posSede unp chatte
qui Went de METRE au monde ull
petit matou ct un petit chipn. Tont
les loseurs. ct plus encore les 10.
ceases, sc sont tait IN dpvoir d.
viSitrr ceS etranges jnneaux. uui
joni~S,.nt IouS leux dun excellent
appetite. Ls mere nullement prfo"
cupae du gu'en dira>t on, leur don
he a terer avec impartiabilitd. Ie
petit chen est marqne lie tachpS
noires ct blanches, ct sauf les grif.
fes il ma rlen de la iace.ieiine.
-Du rapport de l'autliteul
Soulnis Il la convention il apprrt
que IL mOntant deS nnnveaux
bonds con ~olides issnS ell eclange
par les bureanx de Kellogg sc
leve a 80, 1906, 800 ct celui idcm par
les bureaux de Nichols a $2.4IO,
800 ; collection DIES taxes de 1868
a 1869, Y compris lie trimestre
6chu le 81 mars dernier, S21, ,997,
9S4, IL ; collection des taxes
d'Etat ct autres recettes pandant
la meme perlode, 33S, 461, ,O6S ,SS ;
la commission des collecteurs de
taxes s'est elevee sur ces Sommes
a $500, ,597, ,,36 ct celle des asses
seurs a 81, 800, ,4O7, 81 le montant
aes taxes arri6rees de 1870 d 1878
est de S11,346,S32,71.
-Une sipguliere compagnie
d'assurance Went de Sc fonder a
New York.
On verse a la nalssance dun en-
fant une somme de. ct s'il
attrappe la petite veroie, CONNIE
on ne peut pas lui donner une au-
tire figure en- echange de son
masque endommag6, CONNIE on
lul donnerait une malsOn nenve
en- echange dune maison bralee,
on l'indemnise EN- argent, dams la
proportion des appearances qu'on
await fondees sur sa beaut6 per-
dre.
C'est dr6le, mais, a tout prem
Dire, c'est essentiellement pra-
ique.
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-Une jolie pensee AMERICAN ,
a laquelle le GaIignani's Messeng er
a donn6 l'hospitalit6
LIE whiskey est IL seul ennem N i
que i'homme soft paryeaa q: al.
mer.
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BO1s DE CHAUFAGE.-Les per
sonnes qui deslrent sc premium
de bon bois de chauffage mont
QUA s'adresser a M. G. AzelAa.
ii le vend, pris au chantier, pres
du moulin Il scie, $500 la corde.
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NASHUA, NH.
eeld By al Druggists. and Dealers Ia xsdieiass.
LOST OR STOLEN.

A certain note of the sum Of $40O, 90
signed July 18th, 1876. by Theodore Verrier
payable in December 1873, to the order Of
;I"seph Devillard anu transferred to Oscar
Devillard,
The public is warned not to negotiate the
said note, as payment of the same has been
STOPPED.
MRS. OSCAR DETILLARI !.
Thibodaux, La. May 24th. 1879
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Buekinghana's Dy
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may b
'elied on to change the color of til
beard from gray or any other undesi1
ible shade, to brown or black, at dis
,retion. It is easily applied, being il
>ne preparation, and quickly and Ell
ectually produces permanent color
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL l. CO.,
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COUR.-Les heureux citoyens
qui Torment le jury doivent se rap
peler que lie cour de district, dams
ct pour La paroisSe Latourche,
s.uuvrira dans la maisOn lie coEr,
i Thibodaux, ie premi r lundi de
juin.
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j. vERGh0LE.

oS-.-...-kle ADecnusur. al
-lMFCL1AIEUV II-
WINS, CoGNAC, LlQUEURS, FRUITS
A HEAU-DE.VIh, vi.KMOUTH. I'M.
LIZ. SARDiNES. ABSiNIIE.
. SEM agent pour le Sud ct POuest de- w.
~ AobA ~ CO., Coguac de In celAbrs
marque DIES yins dc A. SELLiEk a. lal
Bordeaux, HAUVEr fIi<,. I'm ....,rn
ment general dc iiqueuis au pays.
Bitter dcs .Arabes
Superiear tout au.re.
!, Les proprrie'es TONGUES. stimulates et
aieestlses de.ce nntcr, asissent sur l. ava.
tome nerveux ct en- fon, une brs,,,n -.
tieiheneht s,reabi. 81 bientaisant. Com.
ine aperlth ic BITTER UES AKABES
ii.'t 10 plus grand hien aux rston,aea' ta;.
pies Ut defeats ct combat effioaoan,snt 10.
dyspepsia. -
=. vERGNOLh.
Ju-o-' y Proprietairs, N. ORLEANS
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HOTEL FRANKLIN. - LSHOtel
Franklin. situe a l'encOignure des
rues Market ct st. Louis Va 6tre
prOchainement re-Ouvert. Nine.
M. J. Dyer, seur dn conducteur
de la branche de Houma, ayant
une grande experience Ell ce genre
l'affaires, loue Get etablisse
ment ct dams quelques jours ellie
sera prete a donner entiere salts
faction a tOus ceux qui l'honorer
sont lie leur patronage.
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PREMIERE COMMUNION. - La
fete de- l'Ascen>ion qui est une DIES
fttes d'obligation u etc calebree
jtudl dernier l'tgliSe ratlolique
Sf. Joseph. Pendant lie service
125 enfant ont rrcu le Sacrempnt
d.. l'EucllAriStie.
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Les chefs socialistes de Chi
cago prepayment, avec les unions
de travail, une greve generate qui
commencera Ie 5 Juliet.
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POMPES.-Certains de nos plan
teurs riziers he veuIeut pas cou.
rir les chances dune nuuvelle
cr,e DIES eaux da Bayou, puar
lno,tler leur, cd amps. D;.ja p.u-
sieurs d'entr'tux ont Unstable les
uns dies pom pes ct les autres des
6ievateurS qui fonctiOnnent a mer
veAle. Par ce mOyen, lis esperent
faire une recUlte aOOndante.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

By permission we copy the following
extract from letter written by a
visitor 10 this section Of the country
las, May
80, next morning, we went away.
Kent took me 10 VermoRt-to Rutland
Manchester, Dorset, Rupert Ito see
bis old home. aud meet bis countless
cousins Beautiful country But rath-
CT chilly Alec. rather uneven. Back
q the deligbiiul home Of Mr.. Sheldon.
who entertained us, rises NJ Equiuox
q shere ascent o. 5. 200 feet, reckoning
from the sea level 2.40o. reckoning
from The table LAID al its base on the
other side, where the pretty village
a summer resoft--MAuchestef, lies.
Mr. sheldons house u reached by .
climb oi come 500 feet ia the distance
II less than mile. Below lies The de-.
lighlfal bat haTfow Dorset NAley aith
TIC village Jasl beyond that rises
Mt. Dorset. Rzther uHsven. We climb
"a iog boars back Of Mr. 5 .. and came
back without reaching The summii.
0oisg op wAs aork for lungs Coming
down WAS WoFk ior--well, our hold.
hack straps needed repair
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Tae pW.jeal lsBgd soc army hill uH
iag ground that j, added nothing 70 the
restrictions placed 90 the use d the
army d previous laws. bot be vetoed
the IadIoial biil ior the reason that it
naii6gs laws which the majority are
goi allie q repeal 10 constitutional
mauUef
Ne copy from lhe veto message a
patagtapa o. Two:
The states may employ both the
civil sn3 military power at elections,
bbl ty this blli even civil authority 10
protect congressional elections is de
niod tbe Uuiled States. The object is
a. prevent any adequate control BY the
United states over national elections
by i8Fbidding the payment Of deputy
mafsbal-. tie officers who are clothed
witt Authority % enforce the election
laWs The fact that these laws are
deemed Objectionable by majority Of
both Houses Of Congress IL urged as
sufficient warrant Tor this legislation.
There are two lawful ways to over
tara legislative enactments one is
Their repeal. the other the decision Of a
competent tribunal against their valid.
ity The effect Of this bin is to deprive
The executive Of the means to execute
laws not repealed, which have not been
declared invalid. aud which il is there
lore the duty Of the executive and Of
every other department Of the govern.
monl 70 obey and enforce.
Before the fual passage Of the army
TN Ia both Houses amendments were
offered. also preeluding armed rife
Clubs and similar organizations from the
polls on election days. as we'll as the
army. but these amendments were
voted down by the Democrats. The
latter arc divided as TO what is best TO
Be done 10 the present emergency.
The House Democrats wish to adjourn
ii once, while those IN the senate wish
10 modify the bin to suit the President
objections
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"A hta8y thsi osa baleh ADD saeosss-
fally rear rhirRsrs, Eotllns and aacks In
ons brood i : wooaeriai As0 70 be sars.
However. weeaiora man b he happy
ewnsr u sach siowL
Mi. Mary nngbes i suffering viii
pklniui tenor. Gro. A. knspp has
tosr children tiek with luug fever, snd
ihe afsnofahle J X Robertson has beea
on the iussi1 rols ten DAYS bat i
rapidly rscnPsfaiiag
The i3isouln arc tic bames Of Jhoss
pnpitt who bave nclsber been sbseat OF
tardy alstrie, No 2 iot the month end.
log Juae II, Miss Emms A Miles, teach.
er; MGmie T.. Gsrduer, Carrie + Cut
Ter, Lizzie X Cutler. Nellie 4 wood,
Leslie Z. Easioa, james NJ. Caller, o
A Briggs, iisgsr, Willie ; knapp. Clara
Gleason. Miss Eva Niles j. ieaching 10
member u
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ODE TO 4 POTATO BUG
W

where sAs you born you ugly creature,
With striped wings your only feature
I'm sure heres 90 ono here to greet you;
kxeept Sith Paris Green.
But % THAT same 3 duse viii meet you
Wherever you're seen.
somo say YOU hail from Colorado.
Whore abort hreathed pc pile, when 90 bad, o.
Nuke pilgrimage, then feel so glad. Oi
And you have come
From such fair long .wlnded state, o.
With noiselsss hun.
Foul fall the tiaud within thy breast
That made thee quit thy native West,
For thou art the most inioroal pest
Haze yet been here
And more vyaclous dost thou get
Each coming year.
Not satisfied with our potatoes
Thou meddlest also with tomatoes,
And spite ii our honest yet0es
Aud earnest prayers,
Like roaring lions thou dost take US
All unawares.
On fence aud Sidewalk all around,
And at all hours thou art found,
Ready to pouuce upon the ground
When vines appear.
Aud propagate thy race, then walk
on on thine car.
And having done thy work with cafe,
Thou goest income knows just where,
But leaNeet thy motley brood to fare
On juicy leaves,
Who quickly fatten, then they droop
Lik. rain from caves.
And crasi way down into the earth
From whence their parents had their birth,
Six weeks they stay aud then come forth
With speckled wings,
And reproduce with w1ndrous speed
Accursed things.
But to the people Of Manchester and adjoining
towns this year,
And gentle June bugs do not fear,
But we shall give YOU hearty cheer
or pure Paris Green,.
And hope with such fine treatment
You will quit the scene.
@. b. Durham, at Factory Point, has received
direct from the manufacturers 9 quantity Of
Paris Green which Ia warranted to be strictly
pure aud free from all mixtures OF impure
Greens. which will be sold in quantities 10 suit
purchasers.
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M dand.r aud bitten ia Woodford
she q ,tions giafJh
Ms. Br.sie a Knapp and Mics
Alice Klmbsn have each recently hSd
prttentci item new cottage organ.
by placing TOO mach confidence Ia
10 The 81, Of az axe tempered with BIZ
Of enclosures, Geo. liolbriuer cot
severe cash 10 his isfl bsud.
-Johnson will give basket pieale aud
dsBee Al his piaoe IL sesfsbnrg on The
afternoon sud evening ol JalY 4ih. Fail
bard d ia pieees all fnruish The motive
power.
Oar AfisloefAtie iheisi ueighbof has
spraoed Up The Interior u il dwelling
BY paiting : Bes door which ga. 'dedl.
Gated" By 20 e0loysbis solree l4ss Thurs.
day evening" under he ssspless Of biz soa
W. c.
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Also. cold TIE uia3s fr8m Chan.
plain struck ne Al Ruslaad. wunt oul
asd Eoi somu qaiaiae, wbie ws.lisr
ioF de sopibboas8 trasu. Next. pat
ga my overcast Nssi. Al Manchester.
vs iesod aCoasin 1oLa waiting foF
ue behind BE Cue team. tsetea miles
"a iseuiy ght miaa,es over these
beaaufol roads, wita sbawls 4nd bag.
Aio robes j. tbe sptas wagon. Next.
after supper. vita = .aniern "Coesin
JoAu' and ! sect oat q toe Geld aud,
hiil by bi.l. q protect i from trost,
ccverei BE gfowias c9fs crop lls2
bills i rememhcf) sitb sugar buck
ess Pact And neat day 10 the sap
boiling house, ioaud there were hun
dfrds more q buckets for use when
needed The was The early corr.
The men were nert day At work pre-.
pairing the ground ior the late crop. .
Geld DOT very much larger IL Is a
dairy farm Of one hundred acres OF
more. only about four acres are cult.
waited. 10 rotation TIE rest is kept 10
grass.
Cousin John' says be was once
Dragging On their clear water, 10 an
lllioois lass She said llumph
there isn't enough dirt to rile il. Score
one Tor Illinois! But il 10 SANDER,
nevertheless Dorset Valley, at least,
Is fruitful And what 30 you think Of
water from two spfiugs rou 10 The
house by pipes from the mountains
back soft water, the other hard
sir Sheldon has all that,
II was visit long 10 be remember
ed Do not tel yon half that inter-
ested me deeply, aud it was all novel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26
GOOD ADVICE.

The following letter Of Ex.Governor
Brown, Of Mississippi, we take from
the Jacksonville San and Press, the
leading daily paper in Florida
There Is in our politics Of to-day
not only TOO much partyism, but by
long odds too much sectionalism. ]
never heard u solid south but with
feelings 81 horror Il RIGGS in NY ears
like a Gle-belI at night. A solid south
suggcsls The idea a solid 1ottb In
the name u 40 that is sensible, haven 1
we Esd enough Of sectional divisions,
section d strife. sectional wars, section
al Jssplatiouy appeal to you as pat.
riots ta ST your faces sten,ly ~ aust
las whele business II you are not
matei ID The Iotticr consideration al
patriotism. thea appeal TO you as
southern meu not 10 allow yourselves
70 be drAsu a second time into sec
uona conflict | warn you that you
Will BE- beaten second time. just as
You were The first, FRANKLIN Pierce
Was not the greatest u our Presidents,
bnt he w.s among the 2arest. His
solemn Invocation Let Us have no
north, 80 south, no east. ~ west,
nothing bas common bro tbefhood.
on u ,hsi advice bad only been taken
aud faithfully adhered to, what seas OF
hloli, shat rivers Of tears. what Agon-
i1lng prayers, shat desolaled homes
would have bccu avoided, and yet
There sfs met, both north and south,
who, Il they DO not seek, certainly DO
rot lAbag 10 avoid sectional divisions
Suth divisions are disastrous 10 the
whole couatfy. aad especially 70 Tue
south We have found ourselves ua
able o. defend whAt we believed 10 be
oug rights. with bullets. We skAll be
eQaaliy unailc % d.fead them with
ballots. Il We array solid south
against a so.ii north Aud yet party
men Ga both sides seem willing - 10
teasiiy sectional Anim0sisies. II a
nae,tesa Agitatof waves the metAphoFi.
eli bloody sbiH. southern hoe spur.
Ike a mad bull. feels called upon TO
charge i isstsnuy THIS i not patti
otisn 90 either side. I, Is simply pat
sylsm,
Wht Is the reme,lyg Raise Up a
paaoaal party, whieb. standing be-
tseea iAcse eoatendiug forces. shall
rspest ia toaes u thunder The advice
81 Ftaatlu Pierce Ne nof,h. DO
ssash. 40 eass. % west, noshipg bat
oanmoa eoaniry aad = oommoa broth
sarcly. there are aea-paFsi-
.saoagh ia The e0ualry 70 organise
nI.sAUy cot movement lac
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-06-26

1e# Davis. faA feceat speecb sasl
y0a AID may tAiak
uaih Am confident
Ahttr lesser feta . reconstructed we
mai AID 81 also SAID lbas such ~
mta agaAi aal fall % bnag ap chiidrsn
b. thgir Nay ihiokihg Aast % u
i4st a4H Bpf3 lratg bite @
hy pe.r1uag tim Is wotaan
Fsa s. ~ vac shea captofea Is
if.F soldiers
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ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.
II. T. PURDY. Agent,
L M B THOMASl TerArr.

/ \. b THOMAS FsrArE.
-. State 81 Vermont Manchester District, =.
la Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District, on The 25ih day u
June, A. . 1873,
Present Hoo Haunty Howsrd, Judge
N instrument pufp0rlipg 20 be the lsst viii
aud Testament OH. n. B Thomas late otAflinks
ton Ia ssid distinct dteeAtod, being prssenttdb by
H. Hutd the Executor therein named for
Probate ii IN ordered by said Goutt, thst ell
persons concerned therein bee notihtd 10 appsAr
Nc a sttsiah thereof, TO be held At he Probate
Office AZ Factory Point III Manchester, 10 said
di.tficl on the 18th day pf Jniy A.D. 1879, at
10 clock In the forenoon, aHd she's cause, N Eny
they fase, aEaiHst the probate Of ssid Will for
which pupore ii il farther ordered that this
order, be published three weeka successfully ~
tie Manchester JoUHRAL Il Newspaper printed
Al Manchester ia this state, previous % ssid
time Of hesiing.
BY the Court,
63s Attest. HASSEY HOWARD. Judge,
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Debt, poverty aud suffering haunted
me for years. caused by a sick family
and large bills for docloring. which did
no good | was completely diseour.
aged. until one year ago. by the advice
Of my pastor. procured Hop Bitters
aud commenced their use, and in Que
month we were al we'll and none OF
Us have been sick a day since; and |
want 20 say to all poor men. you can
keep your families well year with
Hop Buffers for less than one doctors
wish; will cost. A WorkingmEu
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MINERVA ]. DEANS. EsTATE.

state 81 fsEinoHt, MAnehestefs District, e
10 Probate Court held at Manchester ~ithia
AID foF said District, % the zi,b day Il jane
A. D. 1879.
10 fnsFsmsot, purr9rsing 70 BE- tbs last VIII
snd Tsstaaasst Of Minerva ]. DesB, late VI Mas.
ehsslsF, IN said district dsesased. boing pre-
sented ~ A. Eeals0n, the KrscutOr tlefsin
name1, III probate. ii il ordered - saia Court.
that All ysrsoas Concerned therein be notihs8 b
appear % : ssssiob Thereof. 70 be held 81 TIE
Pfobzss OAes IL Manchester ID ksta distFlet 90
the i7ih day u Jnly A. q, 1878 ~ 10 O'Clock, ~
the f0senoen, nna she's eeasa n aHY fheg have.
sgaiust the probate u said VII fos shlea puf-
poss il Il fartksr ordered, that THIS order be
yabiished three weeks suecsssiyeiy u tbs ian
chester J0UAN1L : nessfapsf ptlntee 4 Man
ehsss@F IL tAls state, pfsfioah " said fsais u
hssriags
b The coart,
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Hsa a sauly hssi 49, ehanPau 8
sA g sbe tugle seglliag mAtoh
600 Nrs,oa tas tskea tie helt &C.
iaaK 6is&uco pedestrians. mAking $50
a - ih "a days aud beAiing ~ former
ge1estnaa tocatds Esslaad wiil have
81 tale : bad seAt A. iaf - muscle
aid ebdufaBro are concerned